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Gord R

Rowland

on rotary club
hotseat

Alderman. Gordon E.
: Rowland who heads the city’s
- Parks and Recreation Com-
’ mittee faced a barrage of
’ searching questions from
- members of the Terrace Rotary
- Club last Monday noon during
- the regular weekly dinner
- meeting of that Club, held at
’ Gims Restaurant.
Mr. Rowland was on the hot
- seat even before he launched
into a short address on sports
and recreation in Terrace.
. Jumping the gun he opened with
* an apology for the poor con-
dition of the Kerr Rotary Park,
* which he admitted had been
neglected by the city. He was
- able to report however that this
- eivie negligence had been, for
the most part, rectified and he
assured the Rotarians that he
would personally make it a duty
to see that the park is main-
tained in future.

Mr. Rowland noted that the
Public Works Department had
been hard-pressed with a much
heavier work load than in past
years augmented considerably
by work at the new civic arena.
He noted however that the
arena would be beneficial to
parks in the future as additional
employees required for winter
work at the arena would be
available for park work during
the summer.

Alderman Rowland reported’

to the Rotarians that much had
been done on the Kerr Rotary
Park already this year. The
park has been completely re-
seeded, the stands have been
painted and some impravement
has been made to the dug-outs.
He assured the club-members
_ that next spring would see a
- good deal of work being done in
the children’s play area.
Supported by Parks and
Recreation Director Cesare
Gianna, who was also a guest of
the Rotarians on this occasion,
the civic representatives were
' able to give those in attendance
> a full report on activities at the
; arena. It was reported that

with the arena opened on a part
. time basis from October 13 to 30
' and full time sinee, the at-
tendance has been remarkable.
Mr. Rowland stated that a total
of 13,541 persons had skated in
‘ the arena during that period.
Aside from this there are 750

785 minor hockey enthusiasts
* making use of the ice. He also
* mentioned that all is “go” for
: the first home series of the
. Tigers (would you believe
: kittens) on December 2, Work
‘is also terminating on the
- parking lot and lights are being
: installed at the present! time.
: The Public address system is in
and is being adjusted.

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Alderman Rowland, though §

he admitted that he personally
would support a move to make
Lower Little Park a green area
with pienic and strolling
facilities, said the final decision
isstillupinthe air, Hesaid that
there is a city commission
comprising nine local citizens
who will be involved in
recommendations and he also
solicited assistance in the way
of suggestions from Rotarians
and in fact any interested
citizen in regard to the ultimate
use of the park,

Another project that Mr.
Rowland is working on is the
proposed park for for the
“Bench” area, probably
situated on Halliwell Street.
Again the Alderman asked: for
the co-operation of citizens in
the form of suggestions for this
project.

Mr. Rowland indicated that
he looked at the tearing down of
the old Curling Club rink, when
the club moves into new
facilities, with regret. He is
working on the City’s
Recreation Director in an effert
to have the ice used by pre-
school skaters for at least this
winter. This would relieve
some of the pressure on the new
rink sceduling.

Replying to’a question. Mr.
Rowland indicated that he
favoured keeping the com-
munity’s tennis facilities in the
Riverside Park location. He

said that these facilities would J

have to be either improved if
not completely re-constructed
to meet the popular demand of
tennis players in Terrace.

Again in response to a query
from the floor Mr. Cesare
Gianna rose to note that
complaints about lack of some
safety factors, specifically in

leaving the rink by skaters was §
due ta the parlial operating of |
the rink. Mr. Gianna noted that

more than 13,000 people have

been forced to enter and leave |

the rink through a four foot
door. He assured that once the
front end of the building is
completed all traffic and.

_ waiting problems: would be j

automatically resolved with a
long spacious corridor and eight
foot doors into the ice-skating
area. Mr. Gianna also noted
that under the partial-opening
condition it was difficult for

three ice-patralmen to try to

cope with some 450 skaters on
the ice at any one time.

Speaking of the future in J

sports and Recreation Mr.
Rowland said that his goal is an
indoor swimming pool, He
noted that with this facility
costing in the neighbourhood of
. $750,000 it is a difficult problem
but ‘thal he nevertheless con-
siders it within the realm of
possibility for the near future.

Member of the Rotary agreed
that if the citizens support the

School Board's referendum in §

regard’. to its Finance By-Law
one of the major and con-
tentious alternatives to the
swimming pool, that is a large

capacity auditorium for the §

community would be removed
and all interested groups and
citizens could then concentrate
on ways and means of obtaining
a swimming pool.

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