=~" Paderations” dea

French Club.

“The Board of Directors of the
-Bkeena. Division of | the
; Franco
* Colombleng « unanimously
“supported a‘ motion to find a
-” qualified bilingual candidate for

alderman in the forthcoming
elections ‘and-to support this
candidale..in.a block so. that.
there will be someone at. City
Hall who can discuss. problems
such as taxation, zoning etc, In

to Back Civi

the the French language when
advise is required, No person.
has been designated as of press
time but a candidateis expected
to be named in the near future.

In addition a committee has -*

Cedar Pole Shortage Could.
& K. operation

Close L.H.
"President Ben ‘Thompson of
Local’ '.2-71 «International
‘Woodworkers of America has
resent’ a: telegram to Lands,
“Forests “and Water Resources
+ Minister Robert-Willlams ' ex-

= pressing concern over a serious

") shortage of cedar logs which, if

‘avowed -to continue, would
> cause a shut-down of the Litlle

--Excforestry m

sEdward-'T. Kenney, former,

-~B.C.tninister of lands and for-
"ests ‘and. :father of the: prov-

ince's forest management li’
i “eenee ‘plan, has died in, Victo-
me ris Royal Jubiléé hospital at

~~» s-Mr. Kenney; alsa was Liber-
al: party. House leader before
-he* retired as MLA for Skeena
in 195 ae ee

He: never, lost an elecliot
from: the time’he entered pro- .
vincial politics in 1993, but re-
tired as:an opposition member
alter ‘the’ Social Credit party
defeated the Liberal-
; tive coalition in 1952.

Haugland and Kerr operations

in Terrace.

The Union. said that it

urgently requests an immediate -

re-assessmient of Forest Service
Policy prohibiting selective.
cedar pole cutting prior to the
area being totally logged.

‘The telegram warns that 75

inister dies
board chairman in the 1920's.

Family: Wife, Leila; four
children, four sisters and a

_ brother, all B.C. residents.

workers associated with L,i.&
K Uogger haulers, yard,
polemen and millmen) are
facing an immediate shut-down
unless the current pole shortage
can be corrected.

-The Minister is asked to

reconsider this policy and the

lelegram stales that his action,
now, permitting prior selective

pole cuiting within the already
agree cutting plans for the.

_ involved companies while (he .

Forest: Service Reaszess this

matter would in fact retain the ©

livelyhood of the seventy-five
workmen and the value of-a

-. long-established pole industry

in the Terrace area.

Rotary &
Conventional —
Engines by
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New & Used Vehicles

SKEENA AUTO |
Metal Shop Ltd.

_ DEALER LIC, 08-273

Lazelle Retail Complex

The first wo phases of a Land
Use Contract between Elker’
Auto Supply Ltd., received two.

readings last Monday evening. 83

following a Public Hearing:

during which no objections were

registered. .
The Elker firm is the first to ©
lake advantage of .a. viable-
relail complex on Lhe 4700 black,
af Lazelle conceived in 1972.
Eventually the entire block will
include ‘retail oulletsjon .two °
storey carefully controlled by'a
Contract. a

Land U!

- as follaws:-

established which encompasses _

oo vand “active, ‘steps: were, - and
-are being, taken (0 effect the
change," he’said In 199,
‘ . aa

"Ginservation programs.
were encouraged by Mr. Ken- *
vney; through increased govern--
ment § funding” “of. resource

nagement. . He also played -
22 prominent role in devel-
‘oping the province's northern .’_
industries. , The: Kenney Dam °
nthe. Nechako. River. was -.
named: in his Jhonor- after he-
had.'nogotiated with Alean to
oonstruck, ‘its

i before. becoming - Terrace vil-
"lage commissioner and school .

gional District
“os

; "Meeting. .

Kitimat alumi-

iA! development’. aréa was

the -4700- Block - Lazelle Ave.
(between Eby -Slt.. and Sparks
S..), by by-law. No.634-1972,

*eThis bylaw was passed ‘in’

order. to enable ‘council - to
regulate the development ol this
block so as to provide a viable
economic (retail) environment. »;
Under this bylaws - Loy

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been struck to find ways and
means to obtain land, funds and
volunteer. lzbour so thal a
permanent -social-recreational
and reception center for the
French Canadian: communily
and visitors can be constructed
in -Terrace. Preliminary
discussions see the. proposed
building costing. between
$150,000 to $200, at com-

Plans are to.maintain a
permanent secretariat to deal
with -French speaking people
during office hours, in addition
there would be rooms. for
reading, senior citizens, hobbies
and erafts as well as a large
recreation area for dances and
other major gatherings.

The local branch of the
provincial organization has also
indicated that it will participate

_In-all municipal activiitie such

as Canada Day or parades such
as the Riverboat Days parade,
and Tunds will be. kept in the
budget for floats, decorations

ete.” ros
: The -.Skeena’ ~ Regional

Organizalion’is presided over-

An effort by a Kitmat
publishing a phate
pression that the He

just wishful t
In fact the

weekly . newspaper,

prosperous fam
town’.

that photgra
_ officer and then
its front page aft

by. Mr. Rino Maiiloux, long time

. resident of the Terrace area.

Kid

HERALD NOT.
SALE

which tried to give the im-
rald Is for sale is of course
hinking and false.

Herald through Its pareat Sterling
Publications ts growing.
annouce that President Dave Radler has com-
pleted the acquisition of the fa

REVIEW which now [oins a
ily in our organization.

The Richmond: Review has a circulation of
16,000 and is described by
“another good newspaper

. In so far as the suggestion
troubled by competition as
Kitimat Give-away we suggest that a newspaper
phs an award fo a senior police
publishes It three weeks later on
er.the Herald featured the story.
is not really in a competitive class. =~

give-away newspaper In

We are pleased to

rgest Canadian bi-
. THE RICHMOND
rather large and

President Radler
in another good

1 that the Herald is
suggested by the

’ PRICE 15 CENTS

the hera

pepe

635-6572 |

“The council has . the
authority to, control various .
aspects of a development such
a) Parking . De
b). Traffic flaws and patlerns

 Blates.thal-/a Ist .of ten items
‘included in the -Kitimat-Stikine
Regional “District's “Greenbelt
-priarities was an all
lit often items, all ‘of which had
first’ priority rank. It is also
_. Indisated thal the list of second
" priorites consists of some forty
items. 2 ;
_* The Administrator-Treasurer
“writes on in explanation. that
since the order of items on the

"first priority. list... did. - not.

embracing .

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1974

TERRACE, B.C.

conform to the master plan for
the development, of the entire

area. +

The. Master. Plan for. the
development of this. area ‘could
be described as a retail shop-

ping complex with each

Course Top Priority

"Board at its last meeting ‘when a

. motion to. this effect tabled by

Tnunicipal °...purposes,
respectfully ‘asked ‘that’ th
Department: of- Recreation an

_ Conservation ‘take the'Terrace

request ‘for, ‘acquisition by
“Greenbelt: funds of the Spring

Creek Golf Course as a°

Greenbelt as the Region’s Item.

_. (a). in its Hist of first priorities.

This action is a complete ©
about-face to the altitude of the

Two. Horses
Heavy..fog conditions and
escaped horses. caused an”

‘ estimated $2,000 in damages on’

Highway 25'-last Monday
morning near - Skoghind Hot

Director. Ev Clift representing
nth and: was
fewith .

Given Two Readi

business being individually
owned through this process
individual owners are sharing
common facilities such as
parking and walkways. which is
“to the advantage. of ‘all. It is -
highly unlikely that this co-

last week-end to take both
‘gentlemen to the Spring Creek
gite for a first hand observation

B.-BA of’ the value of. the site, for.

7ihe:.comment:..- recreation -purpe ay

“Thom: of |.
should >

i WEPO BER ete oe «
The Spring Creek Course had
the “Regional” District." The
Department ebviously took this

. “lo mean. that the Terrace

. Mayor Gordon Rowland to
advantage ‘of the vigit™ by
Minister Jack Radford and his
Executive Assistant on. the
oceasion of the official opening

_ of the Terrace Swimming Pool

° |.
Killed ~
Springs. It: would appear that
several horseshad broken loose
from the Hot Springs. Riding
Stables and wandered onto the

fog-shronded -highway.”

kk:

priority took second place to the
“"Kithnat-Stikine . Board's

‘proposal that the ‘Thornhill

Creek area be” purchasd
Kitimat-Stikine
proposal that ‘the Thornhill
. Creek area be purchased by the

Government for -conservation ---
as a Greenbelt area. The ©

Department. ‘so advised City

Hall stalinng that it was con-"

sidering the top item on the list
as the Regional Distriet’s, top

fan. priority. Thus the confusion.

Riverside -

béen listed im the second spat by -

-Boara'’s: --

PROVINCIAL L BAARY
PARLIAUINT BLDS. .
VICTORTA B,C.

Skeena M.P:

COUP.

> Named

to Indian Affairs Post

lona Campagnolo, MP,
Skeena was one of three M.P.3
elevated ta Parliament
Secretary posts last week by
Prime Minister Pierre Elliot
Trudeau, Mrs. Campagnolo
was named to {he Department
of Indian Affairs and Northern
Development portfolio agsisting
new Minister Judd Buchanan.

The Skeena MP in Terrace™

_tricaclas af civil service and be
more Invalved with the running
of thee government.” -

“Mp, Judd Buchanan, the new
miniater of Indian Affairs and
northern development, has
assured me that my con-
stituents came first,’’ she
emphasized.

Although realizing the dif-
‘ficulties and problems related
to her new appaintment in In-

over the weekend to open lhe . dian Affairs, Mrs. Campagnolo

new municipal swimming pool,

staled during an interview that
she ‘was very pleased and
happy” with her. appointment
as parliamentary secretary to
the minister of Indian Affairs
and northern development.

“Ki's an excellent opportunity
to assist the people of my
constituency not only in the
area of northern development,
important’ for the future, but
alsa - concerning the’ delicate
problem of Indian Affairs and
native land claims,” she added.
.The Skeena’ Member of
Parliament explained, ‘‘the-
appointment affords. me the
opportunity to Tearn the in-

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OF OITS

Terrace, B.C.

ngs

operalive ‘effort covid be
achieved or maintained by any .
other means,

Mr. Gale referred to the
drawing and explained = *

- walkways ist and 2nd storey”
~ Hans on

for access by consumers. ‘
- 40’ setback - snow removal.
- Parking and traffic lane.
- Securily: - and”. police
protections. 0. 0 :
. « Pedestrian safety - i
- Control on” exterior ap-

* pearance: (general) ane

The implementation..of - this
> edevelopmente ct asus bey

‘pragramimeéd in buch 5. way that
-frdividual owners may develop

.: their properties, according {0

 minister-in any

stated, ‘I *>ok forward to the ,
challeng.. and situations
which may arise and I hope to
work diligently for all those
concerned.” ‘

“Mr, Buchanan has indicated
to me tha! he plans new policies
and hope * for closer ties with all

- fdian lz. ov,” the Skeena MP
added.” sO:

Mrs, {ampagnolo said her
firat agsinment under her new
post weuld be to grect, along
with Mr. Buchanan, the
caravan of Indiana marching,.ta
Ottawa.

_ “This caravan of indians is a

non-militant example of the
frustration and dissatisfaction
of Indians throughout the
country.”

The Indian caravan left
Vancouver 10 days ago under
the leadership of Chief Ken
Basil of (he Bonaport Reserve,
who last month led Indians inan
armed highway blockage near
Cache Creek, B.C.

The caravan has the supparl
of Fred House, head of the B.C.
Association of Non-Status In-
dians and is expected to reach
Ottawa on Sept. 30 - the day
Parliament reconvenes.

Mrs. Campagnolo also ex-
pressed the importance at
northern development,
especially here in ‘the Skeena
riding and other areas of nor-
thern B.C, :

She pointed out the respon-
sibility of a parliamentary
secretary 1s lo represent that
particular minister when he is
not in’ the House and field

- questions . from’ opposition

parties,

* The parliamentary. secrelary
may also attend official func-

f behalf of the minister,
“put it’s primarily to act as 4

" Haison between other MPs and

‘the minister.” :

“Generally, it's ta assist the

way he’or she —

e

“their own time’ scales without

jeopardizing the entire “plan.
‘Thisis assured by the establish-
“ment oF specific controls’ such

asic Me.

~-Bullding grades >
Building heights.

” Sideyard requirements

- ecantracl represents the finest
“step in (he development of this
‘area, aid complies with all the
requirements of the . Master
amr

Walking requirements, ele.
The Elker Auto land -use -

-Priday : 7 : ae 7

November 27. _

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