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EVERY WEEK

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1972:

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Thornhill now has legal representation

= A major step forward was.
‘made by = the

it was granted legal
representation through the

issuance of a Certificate of. .
Incorporation by the Registrar :
of Companies under the British :

Columbia “Societies Act" last

August fourth. (sea photo)
Mr. Leo Carpay, Chairman of

@ the Incorporating Committee

Thornhill —
Incorporating Committee’ when.

stated in an interview, by our

reporter, that the issuance of.

the certificate clears. the way

. for further progress _ towards

obtaining — self-administration
for the community, 9 '.""
- The committee ‘has . faced
some resistance from minority
factions in its effort to obtain

‘classification ‘of the entire

Thornhill. area as ‘an
Improvement District under the

Waters Act. Some of : this
resistance comes froma proup
which would prefer to see the
area divided into four’ distinct
.areas. Mr Carpay is resolutely
opposed to any such division as
it would reduce each section to
“areas, which: could never
economically survive. .He
stated that it was essential that
the entire area should remain
‘ solidly united and through this

unity obtain’ ‘the ‘essential,

services which are required to

attract industry into the area.

A petition has been circulated

‘in the area on which, to date,
- some eighty per ¢ént ‘of the:

population has expressed its

favor to the one area” proposal

and has’ expressed. favour to

obtaining provincial. recognition

4s ‘an Improvement District,

The Committee will new seek to

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"has this day been.incurporated asa Society under the “ Societies Act.”

-  herehy certify’ that .

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The. locality‘in which the operations of the Society will be chiefly carriéd on is

the ‘District which. is known as Thornhi 1, Province of Rritish Columbia,

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transfer |

students —

_ ULB.C, have released figures
showing the performance of |
LC.N.C, transfer students during:

m the 1971-72 Academic year.
Fifteen ‘percent of all. C.N.C.

ansfer students obtained first ©
class marks, and’ 37 per cent.

second class marks, Four per

‘cent- of transferring students -

wa withdrew and'3 per cent failed
iB iheir year, the remaining 41 per
cenl obtained passing level

merades in the couries they :

am completed.
m The results were made

wee available by Dr, John Dennison-
ae who is currently conducting an- a

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‘The Terrace and. District Jaycees.is,.
presenting a ‘two hour TV. “specia
- With all the Skeena M:L.A. hopefuls.

-on hand to answer your questions on

Thursday, August

24°at 11:30 °"p.m.-

This‘is-your chance to see.where the.

: candidates stand on
are concerned about
to Jayceee f

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the issues ‘you |
Send questions °
“Box: 27,

y not come in
and discuss our flexible loan plans...

_., considered, ‘Should Thornhill
. obtain. classification under the

- Moderate. -

obtain the support of the
remaining’ 20 per cent. —
According to regulations the
entire population must have
been approached before the
application is considered. _

Leo Carpay and his associates
were obviously elated at the
-Obtention -of — this certificate
which: establishes the |

committee asthe official, _

representation of the citizens of |
thé area and also gives the |

. committee an official-status in -

future negotiations, = § '

Once the petition has reached - :
‘the Ministry of Municipal §.

Affairs it will -be considered
after cost and other factors are ‘

‘Waters Act, as requested, it is
likely that

be appointed as interim civic

administration with an election

‘caming some six months later.

Chairman Carpay-advised the .
-. writer that the first step to be
“taken after obtaining self

fovernment, which . is
imperative, would be to obtain
the public. utilities that would °
allow the community to grow
into a pleasant and ecdnomicai..

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‘firesto date

The Prince Rupert Forest
District experienced generally

cloudy showery weather during -

the past week. A low hazard
exists throughout the mast of.
the P.R.F.D. The exception are
portions of the Burns: Lake,
Southbank, and Bella Coola:
district where the hazard is

the Thornhill. ¢
, Incorporating Committee will.

“for $150 each.

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Mr, and Mrs. Chris Brambell of 4823 Halliwell :
bups and all pre-bred Red Setters. ‘The litter according to Mrs,
the first litter for a setter is only about six or 5 ewer
coming.” With Ch. O’Leprechaun .as sire’ and Colnbrook’s Neslik as

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have a-house ‘full of dogs. There are ten of them, all
Brambell, is very
even, . 80we were really surprised when they justkept ~~
dame, the pups will besold— .

ususual, “Usually

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EACH CHELD MUST BE
ASSURED: |

1, That his basic’needs for food,
shelter,- education, clothing,
medica] and dental care be met
in a manner--censistent with
good mental and physical
health, :

2.. That he ‘be valued as a
‘unique, responsible human
being and ibe
_ cherished. by a famiiy of his

own, that is, supported ‘and -

Preserved) by community
"services, including: .

a.” Family planning that
wanted child.

freedom and dignity

nurtured, -
‘substitute

ensured -that every child is a.

there. sa only one, nif
- this week, bringing our seasons:

"only when parents fail and the child is deprived of care and
‘protection. ~~. Bo, ; a re
“The child shall enjoy speciai protection, and shall be given’ -
opportunities and facilities, by law and other means, to enable
“him to develop physieally,. mentally, morally, spiritually and |
Socially in a healthy and normal manner and in conditions of
”, (DECLARATION OF THE RIGHTS OF .
THE CHILD, passed by the United Nations, 1959). | a

c. Adequate day care and

after-school care for children of
parents forced ta work outside
-lhe home in order to make ends
meet in these times of inflation.
d. Family life education to help
parents understand the needs of
children, and their

responsibility in meeting these -

needs, oe

e. Professional councelling for
families facing marital or
parent-child difficulties. .
{f. -Provision ‘of adequate
families, or
appropriate care for children
whose’ natural -families‘ are

temporarily or‘permanently |
their

unable to meet
‘responsibilities. . -

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b.” “Homemaker ‘services. for:

- total to 158: fires. toc... families facing stress and.

crisis.

oS Bab Phillips, who owns B.one -
 Man--construction company in Ab-.
. botsford, recently bought. an 80 HP, -

” 1% cuble-y

rd Caterpillar Series 'B

841) track: loader.:.It ‘replaced the:

~ earlier series 941 which Phillips had :
‘owned and operated for three years. . °
“41 had-no' real: problenia withthe .
old machine. Very-littié downtime,

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achievement, rather than the
financial resources, or social,
status, of- his family, ;

4. That his legal rights be
“by adequate
representation by independent
counsel’. in. any — court
appearance, whether this be a

matler of. contested custody, °

contested adoption, or charges ,
relalive to acts of delinquency.
5. That his recreational and.
clutural requirements be
satisfied relative to need, rather

_ than ‘financial ability of his

Children’s Charter {
Uur concept of child welfare reflects a growing acceptance of
the principle that the rear? ¢ of children is_a responsibility .
which society must share wich parents, that is, the community

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must ensure certain rights of the child, and must help Parents _ Q
‘fulfill their responsibilities, rather than-assume responsibility. 4
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