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The: Inn of the West. was the
scene of the Terrace Volunteer.

Firefighters Banquet last Saturday

night. This annual event recognizes -
the valuable contribution of all our

Terrace volunteers, and it also

gives the volunteers themselves a

time (0. recognize the special

achievements of some of their

peers.

This year, Bill Braam received

‘an award for attending the most:

fire practices — he only missed one
Out of 42 — and six other volun-
teers received service pins: Bill
Warup, five years; Dean Tetrault
10 years; Rick Owens 15 years;
Ron Flemming 20 years; Wally

- Mantel 30 years; and Jurgen Bahr

30 years.

Those achieving 30-year service
pins also recieved gifts of Ker-
mode bear pictures, and this
brought to light an oversight that
occured six years ago. Terrace Fire
Chief Cliff Best received his 35-

year pin last year but no gift a few

years earlier when he was given
his 30-year pin. This was rectified

‘Saturday night.

Guests for the evening included
Terrace alderman Darryl. Laurent,
Thornhill fire chief Art Hoving,
airport fire chief George Wright,
RCMP inspector Larry Yeske and
Kitimat-Stikine Regional District
economic development officer
Andy Webber. Webber talked
about a fire of a different sort
Saturday night; the one kindling:
the road and mine development in
the Iskut Valley. According ‘to.

‘Best, local firefighters were inter-

ested in Webber’s kind of fire: it

oul,

Sorted out ©
Last month the city discovered
that a few taxpayers were getting

off easy on their water and sewer
taxes. They were being charged by

folio number rather than lot numb- |

er. Folio numbers are assigned by
the B.C. Assessment Authority as
a matter of convenience. Someone
owning several adjacent tots is
given a single folio number to.

eliminate the problem of issuing -

several notices to a single property
OWI. —

But somehow these folio num-
‘bers got into the city’s tax billing
system and it has cost the city a
lot of money. Where they should
have being paying water and sewer

’ taxes on a number of properties,

some land owners have been pay-
ing on only one. This involves 425
city lots assigned to 158 folio
numbers,

The city will change this in 1991.

_ JE you own a number of adjacent
- lots you will be billed on each.

Before they do this, however, there

’ will be a court of revision for —

_those affected and some changes
will be possible. Owners of prop-

. erty comprised of more than one
: parcel of adjoining land can con-

solidate their real estate. By doing
- this, they can avoid being charged
the minimum 100 foot frontage on
cach lot, They will still be assessed
on thelr total frontage but the
maximum frontage charge is for

_ only 225 feet of the total frontage
for all connecting lots.

Terrace Review — Wednesday, March 21, 1990 Als:

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- THE PROSPECT OF SPRING just wasn't good enough at Clarence Michiel Elementary School last Friday -- it was summer

or nothing.-Students wore all the heat-beating trappings and the schoo! administration tumed u

7 group proved they can be cool even in the late winter.

p the thermostat. This Grade

was one they didn’t have to put |.

David A. Warner and John Bandstra

are pleased to announce that
as of March 1, 1990

Murdoch R. Robertson
oo, has joined them in the practice of law
"ag associate counsel.

We invite Doch's present and formet clients to

Warner Bandstra
200 - 4630 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, B.C. V8G 1S6_
(above Canada Manpower)
telephone (604) 635-2622 or 638-8148
fax line (604) 635-4998 |

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