Spore

Terrace Rotary Club member Gary Baker, Is presented with

a special Key Man award for his work with the local Rotary,
Club and his work in the community. Gary is accompanied

by his wife Dea.

‘Solutions
problems provided |

TERRACE — The re-
sponse to a free “‘debt
counselling’? session
with Guy Pocklington,
debt counsellor with the
Ministry of Consumer
and Corporate Affairs
was tremendous, said
local volunteer debt
counsellor, Ruth Spearn.

by Daniele Berquist

Spearn said that the

program was well receiv-
ed in Terrace and
Kitimat. ‘‘The program
was designed to help the
over-committed con-
sumer find possible solu-
tions to his financial pro-
blems.

While visiting in Ter-
race, Pocklington was
booked solid, said
Spearn, who has been
booking the appoint-
ments. There is a de-
mand for next week, said
Spearn, who will be
counselling individuals
until Pocklington's
return to the area.

The demand for this

:

to money

type of service is great in
this area, stated Spearn,
who bases her theory on
Pocklington’s visit.

For more information
and appointments, call
635-3069 weekdays bet-
ween the hours of | p.m
and 4 p.m,

_ Auction

Auctioneer Leo de Jong kept
auctions and raffles moving
with a lively patter at the re-
cent Ducks Unlimited ban-
quet in Terrace. The
organization ralsed more
than $7,000 by salling items
donated by local businesses
and Individuals. .

Be, a Sn a Sa

The first annual banquet of the Terrace Ducks Unilmited c
than 70 local people. The banquet was held to raise funds
tion, which is dedicated to presarving marshlands for mi

Fun in
the sun
includes ©
days of
learning

by Carrie Olson

On Thursday, May.29,
1 was given the oppor-
tunity through the Ter-
race Rotary Club, to visit
Warm Beach Camp in
Washington for a Rotary
Youth Leadership con-
ference.

Visiting this camp not
only gave me the chance
to meet many new people
from both Canada and

_the USA and talk about

their goals, and what
they want from life, but
it also gave me the op-
portunity to listen to
seven speakers.

The speakers ranged
from a judge of the
Superior Court in What-
com County, an editor
of the Bellingham
Herald, advertising
agency representatives,

- to the all-important com-

puter operators or .pro-
grammers.

The camp had many
activities to fill visitor’s
free time. A swimming

pool was used to cool off -

in after sunbathing in the
90-degree sun. Most of

the group spent time in —

the.sun getting to know
one another.

All the speakers were
reassuring. They made it
clear that if people set
goals, they will succeed.

I would like to thank
the Terrace Rotary Club
for giving me the oppor-
tunity to make new
friends, and to learn
some valuable hints from
professionals and
representatives in the
business sector. Thanks
for four wonderful, hot
days at Warm Beach -
Camp in Washington.

ommittee was attanded by more
for the conservationist organiza-
gratory birds.

HAVE A SAFE
GRAD ’86

Dale Greenwood, laft, outgoing president of the Terrace Rotary Club, listens to Incoming
president Al McAlpine's remarks during a speech at the Installation of the 1986-87 Rotary
officers.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held Tuesday, June 24, 1986 at the |
Thorhit! Community Centre commencing at 7:30 p.m. to receive public input on
“Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine Electoral Area E and specified Portion of Electoral
Area C Zoning Bylaw No. 37, Amendment Bylaw No. 239, 1996."

The purpose of this bylaw Is to amend the "Kitimat-Stikine Regional District Zoning

Bylaw No. 37, Electoral Area E and Specified Portion of Electoral Area C Zoning Bylaw”

SO as to Create a new zone to be catied “Rural Resort Zone (AC-1}" and to redesignate

land described as Lot 1, D.L. 1004, Plan 10621, A.5,°C.D. from It's present designation

as “Low Density Rural Zone (R-1)" to the new zone designation “Rural Resort Zone

RON) qe land affected by this zoning is indicated as outlined In the map belaw by
ashed linas.

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The Intent of the Rural Resort Zone (AC-1) Is to allow, in a rural setting, the development
of a srhall scale destination resort with integrated facilities to accommodate and serve
the recreational pursuit of tourists interested in outdoor facilities.

Any and all persons affected by, or having an Interest in this proposed amending bylaw,
may make submission to the Public Hearing Committee up to and during the public
hearing. Written submission, where possible, is requested.

Proposed “Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine Electoral Area E and Spacifled Portion of
Electoral. Area C Zoning Bylaw No. 37, Amendment Bylaw No. 239, 1986" may be in-
spected at the offices of the Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine, 9-4644 Lazelle Avenue,
Terrace, B.C., Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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