- The Insurance Corporation of .
British Columbia announced ©
lale' Wednesday it has reached
agreement with. the Aulonictive
Retailers Associalion of B.C.,
which represents towing firms
in the province, on rates to be.
charged when vehicles are
towed in connection with: in-:
surance claims under. ‘the
pravincial Autoplan.

. The basic rates will be $15 for:

. towing a vehicle up tofour miles,
from -an accident scene ‘to an

ICBC elaim centre, and $9.50 to ©

move a vehicle from-a claim .
centre to a garage or bady shop. .
These compare. favourably

_ with rates now being charged. .
’ The new rales, negotiated -
over, the last few months, :will-
become - effective throughout
the provinee on March 1, when,

the provincial government aulo |

instrance program slaris.

Besides the basic rales,’ the ,
new schedule provides for.
payment for. waiting lime over
- 15 minutes at $7.50 an hour, The
mileage rale for-towing over,
four miles and up to.10 miles is

. $1.25 a mile, and aver 10 smiles;

. at $l a- mile.
The plan also ‘provides for. a

fiat fee ‘of $13 for recovering.a.”

‘vehicle under -adverse con-
ditions - such as a ‘car. over a.

cliff - in'addition (o any related
“towing charges. ”

Towing charges will ‘be -

considered part of -a claim
_arising from. an accident.

“Get up ‘to 25 miles more per
Gal, of gas in. your car.
‘Amazing “water-burner” uses
the -principie - of .cdnverting,
water fo hydrogen and oxygen
enabling your car to utilize it
' a8 fuel. Vary simple davice
that can he installed on any
car In approximately ¥ hour
using materials -that. you |
‘purchase | locally’ for: about
_ $5.00 . For complete -in-
Jstructians send $9.75 fo Jelco

Investments Lid. 180 Mainar 7

Rd., Kelowna, B. C.

‘and’ area. within’ which"
‘Native people lived.

‘was laught absolutely. "nothing
in school about the. Native In-
dian people in this tountry,. My...
~ only. earlier experience” ‘and’
knowledge . came.-
Hollywood -in the fort; sot
Movies,

- When there is a blank spot in a
‘person's understanding of a -
. Subject he tends to be amazed -
when he’ discovers anything
about that subject that does- not
fit into his previous experience.

Such was, the “tasd with me
when,-al the lime af ehlering |

. politics, Icommenced astudy of -

Indian Affairs particularly ©
insofar ‘as the province
was concerned, ; :
‘Perhaps the most. amazing”
revelation wis that there had ©
“nol been’ . any | -fornial -
arrangement’. la -respeet -ihe
hereditary rights of the Native
people: and “extinguish the -
Native: Indian tige.io the vhe
the

And another revelation. was
sbal Nalive people'fram abcut
1878, just a few years afler B.C.
joined Confederation, had been ”

* pressing, their ease: for. a. just. -
Jand” fair: agreement :

lo eX-.
tingwish thal-Native tille and, al
the same time, ‘recognize the

SOMERS

‘from ~

_ been. made
; government of Canada and the.’

» By. Frank Howard |
‘hereditary rights of the people.

;.None_of these. representations
“and pleadings for justice was
Hstened to by government, In
other words government wasn't -
interested. -

The force: of a ‘while’d-
dominated. government and
sociely gradually had the effect

‘_of even eliminating (he interest. -

that many Native people had
in th the subject . of oboriginal
rights

myself. when I[-.came -ta.
Parliamenl ‘was ‘to keep the

“.; Subject “matter of. aboriginal

righls -- or the B.C, Indian Land

’ Question ~ alive in Parliament
- with the hope thal some
government would recognize“

that justice had not been done
and sould take sleps to correct
the inequities of-the past. -

Introduced * Bills: ~in “the
House, moved motions, made
speeches; asked’ questions,
made speeches hefore groups of
Indian. people and non’Indian

‘people alike and wrote articles

such as this about the subject.

The other day I read that an.

"agreement: in’ principle. had

between’ the

To keep household: plants
alive, putting a pan of water
on a radiator is better than
nothing.

House plants depend on
moist air for part of their
waler supply. For this rea-
son, a home humidifier is
helpful to house plants.

A humidifier operates by

taking in relatively dry air,
“adding moisture to it; than
ing. jt into. t

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much more moisture and at
a measured rate, is a more
affectiva answer ta dry air.

new humidifier, some ‘con
siderations to check for ‘are
suggested by Janet Felmeth,
a home economist who ‘is:
director of the Westinghouse’
Home Economics Institute,
_ Be sure‘ the capacity is ade-
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ELAN, LIKE NEW 7

One "of the objectives Isel for.

Unione of oF “Indian Chiets that -
the subject of the Land Question —
‘was’ going. to. be ‘negotiated

~ between those two groups and I

WAS,
neuncement and extend my
-congralulations.. lo. Jean
Chretien for finally taking a
concrete step in the direction of

' settling ihis very old problem.

But,even more credit must go
to those Indian people who kept
this subject. alive ‘hemselves
‘over the years.” ‘Without the
, persislant voice of a few Indian

“people who continued dgainst ..
almost insurmountable odds --
“there would probably not. have ~~

been any federal government

- about-face as has taken place -

_ these past few months.

There is probably. one olher-
‘important. aspect. that -

very
influenced the federal govern-

_ ment and that was the result of .
October 30, °
.. 1972 was an historic date for it:

“the last election.

pul. the government, -in ‘the
position of having Lodo a greal
many. things it had previously
rejected. To put. il in un-
complicated terms. goverhment

“has had to ‘eater lo: various.
-Eroups of voters with.the hope °-

thal action taken will be repaid
with votes ‘al the next election.

And, 1o- me, another. im-
~ portant aspect of thisdecision fo
negotiate the B.C, Indian Land
Question is the fact that we in
~ the NLD.P!

opinion. thal didn"! want: .an

early cleclion and Iniedtokeep. _- .
Parliament in operation'so that .-..
many things- the Land Question «-

included - might be dealt with.

Of course,’ this..is just ihe -

beginning, “All . thal - has

occured is (hal the. iwo groups’

have agreed lo negoliale with
maller: of .aboriginal rights. -
What -the conelusions will be
remain te be seen.

pleased to read. thal-an-

: There were no charges laid.

respected public -

* Lehman’s Jeweler’s on Kaluny

cars. resulted. from. a” motor:
vehicle accident, at“9 aa., on
February 8. ~

Doris Bridal: of. Terrace was:
proceeding west on highway 16
when her vehicle was struck by
another, driven by Kathleen,
Erickson, pulling onto the High-
way: ‘from: Kenney Street. Ms.
Erickson apparently had pulled
aut-.onto the’ Highway after

- another vehicle had gone by and
‘was nol aware of the oncoming

ear... “There have. been no
charges laid.

. Three wi .
pile up

“‘A-three car mis-hap early
Sunday morning resulted in

a 1300 damges. ‘ vehicle + a
iven by Ken Wiese of Terrace, * =
apparently hit an iey patch on - . Real ‘Estate - Insurance

theroad and went oul of control,
crossed the highway near the
intersection with Highway 25,
went Up a snowbank. and railed

‘back down coming to rest on it’s

roof.
Rick Karrer; “a sssitg
notorist, had stopped. io lend

assistance when his car: was
struck Fy. Tom. Henderson.

‘Smash:
and. Grab |

, Asmash and grab break-in at:

Sireet netted ‘same-one aver $
720 worth ‘of jewelry... “Ap
parenily an -as yel unknown

,culpril, smashed - the front

window vin the store and helped

“Dogs ‘still’ a | problem —

‘RCMP in Terrace advised the
Herald that lhey have received
humerous complainis “of -late’
concerning dogs Tunning | free,
both an ‘lown: and in - the. oul-
jaying, unorganized areas,
Dogs running: loose in lown

Inspeclors of.the SPCA, warned -
ihe. RCMP. and while: the
ouUaying dteas donot have this
.protection.,” Te

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will be picked up by the Animal *~

Under the Sheep Protection

Act of B.C, dogs running in

.packs. can be shot by “peace a:
officers. | Thé, Act ‘also gives”

individuals the power to shoot

_ dogs: thal are attacking other

people without recourse.

Dog
that-it is the owner ‘of the dog
that. determines) what . will

~ happen to thal animal and that
“all dogs in town are required | to

be under’ ‘seatgaint. °

. Defrost: cycle

$600, worth of damages lo two.

owners’ are reminded -

Removable glass shelf
“‘Seailed i in ‘Easy Clean’, prracerarn ‘shelf
Intrusion proof see threugh ‘dor .

- Single speed 2» ‘minute timer °
Two speed 28 minute iimer.

Separate *ebok: ‘switch"

Micra browner .

“hy seit. 10: ‘the jewelry. on’
display a! .aboul 12:30 .a.m.
_. Monday. Investigation into the -
~ theft continues. :

dn Court.

The courts were busy” with |
most of the.time being used to .

clear up.the impaired and over °

":,08: percent charges left over -

fram the hotiday season

-. John Cruzelle was fined’ $450
"for driving while impaired.

: James Spenser was fined $350 .
_ for driving with a blood-alcohol

ratio over .08 percent.

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- Gary. Anweiter was fined $950

~-when found guilty, of impaired

- driving.

Robert Blagoni was fined 50
for impaired drivi ng.

~ Stan Potter was fined $50 for -
“Possession of marijuang.

“Anna ; Chondroyannos ‘and

5 Emil Chondroyannos were aach
‘” fined $100 for shoplifitng, ”

H, St.-Latirent was fined. $250

“for i impaired driving and’ $300

for hit and run.

H. De Laronde was fined $300
for impaired driving

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Rober! Hauber was fined $200
for driving with a blood-alcohol

4 raLia * ~over 08 Percenl:

5

Peler Schinidt’ was: firied $300
for driving with a‘ bicad alcohol
fatio, over’. 8 percent. .

“James “MeDermit. was fined
“$130 for, common, assault.

Richard: “Atwood . was fined
$300 for: driving wilh’ a‘ bload-
/ aleohol ratio over: 08 percent.

‘Tom Meyers was sentenced {0
‘four months ‘in’ the. Prince
George ‘Regional: Correctional

Institute for . his: ‘part. in four

‘break and enterings. ~

Allan‘ Wayne: ‘Gray was

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P.G.R.CI. fora break and enter
last December.

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