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. City candidates am

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to the expanded library, a com-
munity hall may be more desirable
than a full-blown convention
centre. Instead of a convention
centre the money that the town is
talking about may well be put to
better use by installing another
sheet of ice that all the people of

Terrace could use for ice sports as
well as providing another facility

to hold large gatherings. The con-

‘vention centre idea would require
such a‘commitment that a referen-
‘dum would be the only way to
ensure that the citizens of Terrace
are treated fairly.

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- Regional district candidates - —-

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Utena the smaller communities in
. Area.’C’ can attract some kind of

an industrial tax base, they will

continue to be bedroom com- _

munities for people who reside in
the larger communities which do
have an industrial tax base.

SANDY SANDHALS: Unfor-

tunately, a lot of people, don’t

understand the regional district...
and that’s the board’s own fault.

They don’t come out and ‘tell
people what they're really doing
from the individuals point of view.

I believe in ski hills and marinas
but not the way they went, As far

as I'm concemed the regional

district is not putting more money we
into the ski hill, it’s just unfor-

tunate we were unable to keep the -
_ Ski: hill we had until it was paid
.off. It would now be a totally
private enterprise.

As far as the MK Bay Marina is
concerned, we're on the coast the
same as Prince Rupert, perhaps
we're catering to more pleasure
boats than fishing boats, let the
federal government fund it then -

we'll pay moorage by the foot.
That’s the way it is in Prince
Rupert and often they don’t even

have to pay. I think with enough -

political pressure we could have
gotten that. But we didn’t.

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