‘Ald Terrace Review —

Wednesday, October 24, 1990

The Terrace Fire Safety House saw plenty of action during mid- October. It was Fire Safety Week and every Grade 4 student in the area had an opportunity to see just what a real fire might be like. It has been proven throughout B.C. as valuable experience — if any of these children are ever involved in a real fire they will

know just what to do.

Early

Christmas

shopping offered at CDC today

The Terrace Child Development Centre has launched a three- pronged fund raising strategy for the time leading up to Christmas, and the first part of it gets started today.

From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. a range of toys and other Christmas gifts will be offered for sale by several vendors set up at the centre. Avail- able items include Jocus and Dis- covery toys, books from Tree of Life Books, diapers, cook books, Child Development Centre Christ- mas cards and Child Development Centre sign language colouring books.

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The cards use winning photo-

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winners of which were Bibbi Dozzi and Lori McRae. The cards will be available for sale in a number locations between now and Christmas, and the Centre’s cook book wili be available at Fabric- land.

“The annual Tree of Lights will be set up in the Skeena Malt dur- ing the third week of December. Passersby have the opportunity to add lights to the Christmas tree and donate funds to the centre at the same time. .

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City moving cautiously — on Eby St. rezoning bid

A rezoning application by Nor- man Heighington has gone to third reading, but Terrace city council approval on this application could still be a long way off.

Heighington wants a piece of property he owns on Eby St.

‘between Park Ave. and Lazelie

Ave. rezoned from two-family residential to central commercial. According to his application, he plans on building a 4,500 square foot cement block building to house a dry cleaning business,

retail outlet.

A public hearing held on Sept. 17 heard strong opposition, not to commercial development on the

property, but the potential for that

development to be incompatible

with the surrounding residential area. A pelition with 72 signatures poinied out that the central com-

mercial zone permits a great

variety of . business enterprises, many incompatible with residential housing, and as a buffer zone future development should be confined to specific types of deve- lopments

Council considered Heighington’s

a application on Oct. 15 and on a laundromat and a yet-unidentified -

motion by alderman Danny Sheridan it was approved to pro- ceed to third reading. The ensuing discussion, however, made it clear that this did not indicate in any

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way that Heighington’s application was being considered for approval. Instead, the application is to be held at third reading pending the

submission of definite plans by

Heighington. At this point, the rezoning application could be approved but what is more likely to happen is ‘that a new commer- cial buffer zone will be defined and, for Heighington, the whole rezoning process, including a pub- lic hearing, will begin again.

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