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Kitimat Valley. Above, Liberal candidate Iona.
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‘her campaign. to the people. * “Oo .

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THE HERALD, TERRACE,

* Flora McDonald, Conservative M.P. for Kingston, and the op-

position crilic for Indian Affairs and Northern Development,
discussed the problems of Indian people in the Skeena riding with

B.C,

Dan Michelle, Band Councillor from Morieetown, and Everett

Stevens, P.C, candidate , in her visit last week lo Kilimaat Village,
Kitimat, Hazelton, Port-Edward and Prince Rupert.

Imminent Danger for Fishing Industry

Prince Rupert, B.C. - Nor-
theoast commercial fishermen
are ready to protect their _in-
Jeresis according
Tery candidate
Slevens, after lalking with
represenialives from,” the
fishing indusiry who work out af
Prinée Rupert. |,
. “Events, af -ihe past
inenths havé Prince -Rupert
fishermen more. aware. than.
ever before of Ihe imminent
dangers that’ exist in ihe. in-
dusiry,” said Slevens during an
organizational yisit to that elty

., last ‘Tuesday,

“They. have seen the NDP
government

dusiry, they, are aware of. the

current’.dissention caused by *

proposed mining legislation,

“they know.the NDP is not keen:

ebn maintaining; a: growing

tourist industry and tne next

Biren rea “ih ie Socialists
“od craniond Ne said.

Speaking’ al..v: Progressive
” Ganservative. organizations! -

of Prince Rupert,
(0 “Skeena’
Eyerett.

few:.

Ineeting, the burly Tory can-
didate, who is a former resident
“told. his
audience that hard working
commercial fishermen in the
area can ill afford (o turn (heir
back's on ihe danger of losing
thelr. life's endeavour through
Gevernment contre). °
“Northeoast . fishermen

“recognize .that a voiee on: the

side of the Federal Government

is long overdue in Skeena. They

have . fought. a lesing ‘uphill;

baltle with: Federal fisheries —

people for ton many years: -

_ straggling, to protect their

fishing areas and-- their

working rights. HM shouldn't be

(hat -hard for. the ‘local fisher-
man tabe heard and upderstaad
in Ollawa.. The fishing’ industry
already ‘earris | more “than- ils

without

‘a doubt, ‘dhe df te mest: shack?
breaking . fields. of endeavour

that any. man can enter, The
fishermen know! it, he residents

Accessibility to lected
_ Members ~

(Hazelton, BL.) « Ac
, cessibilily: tothe -elected
Member: of Parliament for
Skeena .by all. people within

r Skeena Riding isa measure thal

Everett Stevens, Progressive
Conservative candidate inthe
forthcorning : Federal. election
cbeliéves in implictly.:

VAL a. public ; meeting | in
Hazelton recently; the Tory:
hopeful ‘said. he ‘Would: take
-advantage. ofthe Federal:
funding: available. for the

S as ones For furor information =

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. concern.’

‘share | of difficulties without ;
compounding: Ihe’.

‘inrdugh dea titégy: «
The" fishing inidudtry
eA he  cotst -“

esiablishment at a 1 consitutency
office in the Riding, manning it -

wilh competent..staff, all wilh
workable knowledge of ‘the
needs and differences thal exist,
in Canada’s second largest

‘Federal electoral block.

“Proper representation from
Skeena requires (otal impul
from the people of Skeena dna
- this cannot be altained through
irregular fast (rips through the
Rdiing. It angers me thal such
an, office has. not
established * before now. The
Member of .Parliamen| in any
Canadian. Riding. should be

‘ accessible to all of the peaple of

chat’ Riding. at all times,
regardless of théir partly
alliliation,” Stevens said...

In addition, the Progressive

been.

Conservative candidate told his .

audience thal if he is not able’ tg

before hi m during his firs! erm

of office, he-would consideritan °
- insult to the intelligence of the:

electorale to. reapreatedly

S . gel even loken resullson some
of the problems already placed . -

return in search of. continued “

Suppor.”
“TE OT? can't give
representation, I won't be back

you

1o rip you off for a period of -

sevenleen years, .

secking
continued: support.

iI can't:

ive your representalion, I'll.be _

the first one to say I'm. sorry,--
I'm -not -your mani!" Stevens
said.) | °

‘"Plora’ MacDonald, MP. for’ &
travelling ‘

Kingston,: Ontario,
with stevens for a (wo day tour
of the Western. end.of Skeena,

Riding, commented, “It isnot s
only a-voice (hal is needed, bul a:

Government that listens la:that :'
volce.Since the: lime of John’ ..

Diefenbaker there has been no”
real.attention to this‘area, The-:

Progressive *

‘Conservatives.

have a real concern for: the..

North and wilh a Progressive.
Conservalive gavernmenl: you~
will have a relurn td Norlhera, :

<

Some people once’ believed :

thal butler was yellow be-
cause the cowa that produced

/ it ale ‘yellow plants, catled

buttercups? t

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of the North coast know it, I

know it - why doesn't Ottawa
know it?” Stevens commented.

Steveus plans to'spand a fair
amount of time in Prince

- Rupert, the Queen Charlolle
‘Island, and the Noriheoasl

fishing. villages during his

campaign for the Skeena seal in
Uliawa. ‘This clection has

- been timed with more freedom

ihan the last, [t will give me an
apportunity lo gel into (he more

remoie areas and meet these

people and ‘talk with them,"
Stevens said. ;

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(Kitimat, 'B..)-- “I “wish
some of thoe bureaucrats. in
heads for awhile. Then -they

ferent angle,” was (he critical
comment offered by Flora

foremost authority in matters
pertaining to Indian people and

recent visit to Kitimaal Village.

Her remark came after’ road
conditions into Kitimaat Village

agreement between the Federal

-”. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,"1974

Should ‘Stand. on Heads

Cltawa ‘could stand on: their

might see things from a ‘dif- -

MacDonald, - Progressive
Conservative M.P. for
Kingston, Ontario, - and

Northern Affairs; during a .

and ensuing difficulties ‘in ..
negotiating a mainlenance

and Provincial governments ©
were outlined by Progressive,

Conservative ‘candidate ‘for

Skeena, Evereit:Slevens,"- 02 1+,

“The forthright woman..MP #
said the'-Liberal' government ¢:
has absolutely no -concept .of

situations ‘‘!as they really. exist

in Catiada today." :-

“My, Trudeau has no cancept. i a

of whal the average Canadian is |
faced with in the way of day to
day living and certainly he ‘is :
completely. without: concept in
the area of the native peoples of
Canada... ‘The © sub-statidard. :
housing; the unsatisfactery :
educational. setup: for Indian:
and Eskimo people, the lack of *
good medical facilities - these =

° are all things fo which he shotld ©
be Kanwledgable, ss and he simply 7

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MINIMUM WAGE-
~ RESIDENTIAL CARETAKERS:

By “Order of the Board of Industrial Relations :
effective July 1,-1974, a revised Minimum Wage.
- Order .wiil be applicable to the occupation of
- Residential Caretaker. This Order will provide
for the following Minimum Wages: —

; 1 $150.00 per month plus $6.00 per month p per.
residential suite. in apartment buildings con-.
taining more than four and less than sixty-o ‘one.

2. $510.00. per month ‘in apartment bulldings ;
containing more. than sixty residential suites.

_ For additional information on these. and: other
‘changes contact your: ‘nearest: office’ of . the ~
_ Department (of. Labour, Labour, Standards
Branch, or direct. your enquiries to the Labour’ ‘|
Standards Branch, Department of Labour,
Parliament Buildings. Vict ¢

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