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“ ~~ Regional district gets _

_ privatization. pep talk

Following their show of sup-

‘port for the BCGEU position on
the Kitimat-.
‘Stikine Regional District board

privatization,

has received a letter from
Premier Bill Vander Zalm telling
them to ‘Make sure you know

_the facts on privatization’’.

In his letter, Vander Zalm

said, “‘I’ve always been a strong
believer in the talent, the energy
and the genius of those who
-work in the private sector. They
continually strive to provide bet-

ter service... produce higher

- quality... and achieve greater
productivity. That’s why I’m so
‘much in favor of getting the
private sector involved in help-
ing government become more

productive, more efficient and

more service oriented.’’

According to Vander Zalm,
privatization is an “important
part of an economic strategy
aimed at a more Prosperous,
secure future; getting the private
sector to help government means
hew jobs and new business op-
portunities, a reduced provincial
deficit and a more efficient
lower-cost government.’’

-He told the board, ‘‘Because
of your position in the com-
munity, the public looks to you
for leadership and for informed
opinion, You have a special role
and offer a unique perspective.
Others are counting on you to
understand the facts and to
know the issues.”’

The letter was received by vote
of the board for information
only.

Terrace Review — Wednesday, April 13, 1988 $11

“CN negotiating with STOP |

A ‘meeting. between ‘officials
from CNR,
‘leaders and representatives from

Northwest native

the Skeena Society To Oppose
Pesticides (STOP) held in Ter-

tace last. Wednesday failed to

achieve a final agreement on a
pesticide spraying controversy.
But according to STOP repre-

sentative Bob Brown the two

sides are closer to a solution.

The meeting was the result of
a pesticide appeal hearing last
fall, which ended with CN being
denied the right to spray herb-
icides on their right-of-way
through the Terrace area until
they had met with native leaders
and environmentalists to resolve
all differences.

According to Brown, CN’

began the meeting with the idea
they could convince everyone
that some spraying was neces-

sary and ‘would do: no harm.
Native leaders’ came into the
meeting, however, with the posi-
tion that no spraying should ever
take place on native land.

But differences were softened

‘somewhat by the end of the

meeting, and a date of May 31
has been set for a second
meeting.

Suggestions of using alternate
methods such as manual brush-
ing and planting grass were well

received by CN, while their ex-_

pressions of sincerity in trying to
Teach a peaceful solution were
not wasted on the opposition,

. Brown said CN agreed that
some alternatives do exist in ~

some areas but they explained
they don't believe there is an

alternative to spraying the _

ballast under the track itself.
CN’s problem, Brown said, is

that weeds root in the ballast”
and weaken the railbed, creating

a safety hazard.

Brown said the meeting ended |

in an amiable manner with all
sides agreeing to return to the

table in May with more.informa-'

tion on pros, cons and alter-
natives to spraying.

¥
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members are most welcome.

Thursday, April 21 — The Terrace Tennis Club will be holding thelr
General Meeting at 7 p.m. at Caledonia School in the tibrary. New

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