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‘avenue. West, "pecause' if. has
nor seiuitay 1 facil-

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at: the: B.C. Residence. ‘for the
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to be. ‘the. city’s
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“told” ‘that. ‘the |.

as. or 'dered, ‘Tecelved and
ond. letter was. written: by. the].

the :
that the debris. be™ ordered “ren
moved forthwith” and instructed |
City. Administrator -R. W. Long?’

-| next ‘meeting...
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told ast niente |
rie Sinclair, thedieal health officer, in a letter to council; said that

| Greenville Improvement Asso
Giation which stated that “it~ is
the wish of our people that-you
represent the City. Council : ‘and
the City of Prince Rupert at the
}occasion of our Easter
dedication. on

‘ Ferguson Funeral Home will
be ordered to remove the debris
presently reposing on city prop-
erty as.soon as possible.:

“Council approved the- action
after: being informed that the
Parks Commission had ap-.
proached the director of the‘fun-
‘eral home in ‘December, 1959 ask-
ing removal of: old car and truck
‘chassis and various pieces of old
machinery ‘scattered:. over an
area designated.as park. lands at
the corner,of Sixth “Avenue. West
and. McBride. Street.

As no action: was taken'a sec-

|parks- commission - Which: wished

to clean. up the. land ‘under . the}.

| winter works ‘program.
“ “Some attempt has’ been made

to clean. up this .matter: but this].

condition. still exists and is far

from satisfactory. to. the: commis-:
secretary |. po

  

sion,’ .. Commission:
Bruce Sinclair wrote council.
Council approved a “notion

to* report. back: to council. at: its
If no’ ‘action~ has

taken. : ve.

 

/ * City ‘Adininistrator™ ‘Lorig ‘and!
‘City ‘Treasurer. Derrick: ‘Ratcliffe

were delegated to attend the 1960
r} annual conference of Municipal

Officers’ association: May 30,' 31 ;

and: June 1 in’ ‘Victoria.

 

gineering “Services Ltd:; for $2,-
322.72 for inspection in. "February
and $1,753.19. for, design ‘in Feb-
tuary,, were ordered. paid. :

‘Fire Chief Bail W.. Becker was’
‘atithorized. to: “purchase, as much

fire hose. as ‘is necessary. to meet
the: standard: required for” the
fire depar tment. .

“Account. of. Tnaustrial: Welding
Company 1 Limited of $23, 402 asa

   

 

 

 

 
  
 
 
  
    

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progress - payment for construc:
tion of the steel ramps for the
airport: ferry: landing (Slips; was
ordered paid:”

: ay Wage and: ‘Personnel com-

 

Laurie’ has- been appointed the
city’s Civil Defence: officer.

The. following.. property sale
applications. were approved; Ed-|
win M. Harding. and Roberta I.

Harding, ‘Lot 3,: “part of assigned
Block. 1006, plan: 4017 for $2785.00;
‘Jom: ‘Barazzuol;: “Lot 1, assigned
block” 1006 plan 4017, for. $2910;
Robert C. Tkachuk and Sylvia
Tkachuk, Lots'3, 4, 5,.6 and 7
Block 2h, Section 7 for $800. 00..

“A Roard ‘of Works committee
‘recommendation. that council
prepare | a bylaw under Section
875H.” of. the “Municipal _ Act

authorizing - the: city to ‘take
action in: respect: to unsightly.
. premisés, -messes, ete. on. pri-
“vate property, ° was. ‘approved.
“This is.in ‘conjunction with the
_ city’s cleanup:. campaign for
Golden: ubilee. year og

 

Council ‘appr roved. a. “grant of!
5128 for: 1960 be given to Friend -
ship. House on Fraser Street. -

‘The following . ‘trade dicences
were granted: .L. G.- Smith of
1315 First ' Overlook, Tenting one,
three= ‘room suite; ~Albinia’ Disseg-
na, 360 Biggar Place, general
| contractor; Joseph: ‘Buttle; ma-
sonary contractor; -Erich Ww. K,

Traffic | Se

 

 

 

special traffic officer «. to.be ap-
pointed as.a: ‘special- “constable;
‘City -Council’ learned. last. night.

inspector of legal. officers ‘wrote:

Hae ta
viet

   

5 acrer,’: "he ndyman: . ‘Anthony. J.

‘There 16. ae tot the city’s |

from. the attorney- general's. de-.

partment.,;
Ina letter to- council.” AL L.
Pearson, ‘general: solicitor. .and|

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Klamut, 621: Third Avenue ‘West,

Primo Seraglio, “1013: ‘Third Av-
‘enue West,. general’ contractor;
Don Holtom Marine Electronics,
“| sales, service. machinery . and
equipment. a favs fo

- City: ‘Works “Superintendent Cc.
J..Gustafson told’ Alderman Nor-
man Bellis in.an’ answer to an
inquiry that he ‘would’ look ‘into
the matter’ of poor parking facil-
ities for four. homes behind the
Armoury on. Sixth Avenue West.
— Sho

Mr. Gustafson: told Alderman
Gordon E, Carlson:that he. would
try to have a report. -by. next
council meeting: -on the. situation
regarding the: work pr oposed for
the drydock road.: He ‘said that,
he had been‘in consultation with
divisional engineer Murray.Robb,
of the Canadian .National: Rail-
ways, on whose land theé.,road ‘is
located, and that graveling ‘was
planned. ey *,

An. investigation. ° il “be,
mide into the status, “of. Prince.
- Rupert’s traffic bylaw: ‘and how:
it affects the: Provincial: ‘gov-

ernment: regulation. raising -~ of
the’ School . Zone. ‘speed - limit,
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taxl -operator; Ludwig Wittkaw- |}
ski, floor. coverlng. contractor;

  
   

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Garage lots
“rezoned —
for car. ‘sales

“With the final adoption las

city’s zoning bylaw, McRae Bro-
thers Limited won the right to
display and sell cars on its re-
B heceedtet ape property. at. the
corner of ‘Second-.Avenue West
and. Second Street.

Following’ a:
April 4 anda ‘unanimous. vote
by council last night, zoning by.-
law amendments. 1433: and. 1436
were reconsidered _ and. “finally
adopted. ue

Bylaw. 1433 ‘permits the Sec-
ond. Avenue West .and « Second
Street corner. to be rezoned from
commercial - to light . industrial
and bylaw..1436 restricts. light
industrial , zoning to’ certain}:
limits. °° =

The motion to. finally adopt
the bylaws was. made by Alder-
man A, Donald Ritchie . who
originally opposed passage, .of
the bylaws...March 14 on.» the
grounds: that... ‘rezoning might]

 

Lost tackle box
turned | in ee

A green, wooden ‘tackle box has
been turned ‘in to the RCMP.

 

An Associated ‘Engineer Serv-
ices Ltd., report on the: progress.
being made to. -mprove- the icity’s
water supply. system will be given -
to a board- of. works committee
meeting at 7: 30° y tonight. oO

 
 

The box contains reels, lines,
lures,: polish, oil, and. various
other articles of: fishing equip-.
ment. ree

Owner: may claim-by-: identify-|

Sap age fe eG WE Oe
SEVEN VEY eV EP ree

night of two amendments to the 7

‘| Avenue East’ and Young ‘Street:’:
public - hearing *

Yand 7. ‘The. following, were: suc~

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“City Council's zoning ‘commit-
tee last night rejected by a 6-1
vote an application from former
city contractor John Currie, 618
McBride Street, to build a house
on the. double corner of Sixth

The -zoning: committee. ‘headed
by Alderman A. Donald: ‘Ritchie,
ruled that, construction of.
house on two lots in the location
‘sought by Mr. Currie would, be
contrary to the new zoning bylaw.
‘im: as much as the ‘site for the
building did not have the min-
imum: area requirements as “eall-

 

Three® cit y men
successful —
In diesel exams

port's examinations ‘for . diesel
engineers, held’ here April 5, 6

cessful candidates:

,» George M) Currie of. 322 ‘sixth
Avenue. East, passed © for. third
‘class diesel: engineer; “Roy: Boy™
chuck. of 901. Borden. Stréet

,gineer;. and Burns Pierce of 1122

fourth: class diesel engineer.
“The ‘examiner. was

it on one ‘lot facing Young Street.

‘Curric said that he had submit-

“ay

withdrew. ‘from the Miss Victoria

Thr ec Prince Rupert. residents
| passed the Departinent of Trans-.

passed ‘for: third ‘class diesel en-
"Seventh Avenue East: passed. for.

David |

éd ‘for:in’ ‘the’ zoning. ‘bylaw. He
could build :the: house if he. sited

In” his~ “letter. to council, “Mr.

ted plans’ and specifications. for
a: brick:-house ‘and ‘that ‘refusal
seemed: sto’ be: “unreasonable | and
unjust? 8) >

He. said taxes had. been’ ‘paid on
the. ‘property: for 22° years., and
“now..to: be:told that we: ‘cannot
use ‘it. to. ‘build a: good. house” on
seems. unreasonable. If-you. will
Jook:.at. the. new addition. being
added : to. the - adjoining cottage
you will agree.”

 

~ Quits contest.

" VIGTORIA @ — Lynne Alex-
ander ‘of Prince George, Saturday
beauty: conte: st No reasons were
J-given.

The. "19- ~year- -old- “student. of
Victoria university. was one of 10
-finalists‘chosen from 19 girls whd
entered the, contest.

”

mittee rejects |
Mo vonctract house. on

two lots _

‘Alderman, T. Norton youngs
agreed with Mr. Curr ie and add-
ed that Mr. ‘Currie > had. bulit
some: of the . most. ‘ substantial
houses in the city!" *

» He said that’ Ay niaments had
been made ‘to the ‘zoning: bylaw
pefore and he saw no reason why

they: couldn’t be made again...

“Alderman Michael Krueger
said that one reason . the' zoning
bylaw had been. overhauled was
to-prevent chopping, and chang-
in

when it.came to a. -yote, ‘Alder-
men A. Donald Ritchie, Michael
Krueger, Gordon ‘EB, Carlson,

and Mayor, P. J. Lester, sitting-as
a member of the cémmittee vot-
ed to refuse Mr. Currie’s appli-
cation. Alderman ‘Youngs cast a
dissenting vote. cle

6° Prince Rupert Dally News
- Tuesday, April 12, 1960 °-

jprnmcnse jp mennee sme! anereyees

oot eaten tne aie

 

ith in-the pre-judging contest.
will “replace Miss.’ Alexander:

; Onc of the’ ‘Tina}ists.’

 

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prelates: in the Roman Basilica of *

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traffic. .bylaws to. be*
as a special constable.”
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constitute. a notice ‘to: ‘the mot-.

‘taken.: on
_mation, charging: -another per-:
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