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"WEDNESDAY, B.c., OCTOBER 18, 1972 TERRACE, B.C,

4614 Cazelle Aye,
Volume 66 ‘No.-t60- (oe :

The Federal Minister of

fairs, Ron Basford visited Terrace for

i@ luncheon meeting. last

gBasford was in Terrace to “campaign »
or John Mitchell and to Jearn how to _

facts about the P ear street _
upgrading”

Mayor Lioyd Johnstone ad-
mressed Council last- Tuesday
evening in connection with.a

Atler published inthe Terrace -.

erald over (he signature’'pf .:

rmer Terrace Mayor’ Vic,

iffe, The first magistrate.
@ylvised the aldermen present
jial it definitely is not his policy

wm bring up letters published '
ally at a council meeting but.

al in the present case he.

nsidered it in the publie in- .’
merest lo.reply to Mr. Jolliffe in.
geew of what he referred .to as

Rinsinuations and threals’’ --

@ntained in the said letter,
Mr. Johnstone suggested: that.

r. Joliiffe, in view of his years

mayor and alderman should

well-versed ‘on’ the: cily’s
licy in regard to subdivisions,

d particularly, if he had

died the matter, the true

ts ‘in connection with up-

ading work undertaken on’

‘ar Streel. oe age
ayor Johnstone, referring to

“threal’” made by Vic Jolliffe: ::
forward delails of this’ up,

ding costs to the Ins

‘undertaken ~

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Urban Af- #row hair.’’

Monday.
and future

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considerable use of-Pear Street:
including

finest trailer courts on which:

there are some 70 to 80 trailers”
“on well Kept lols. This is in fact,

‘one of the city’s lop up-grading .
priorilies. 0 07...

4. Mr, Johnstone ren
some $13,000 had been set aside
for. lhis project in the budget
last May. Since this amount
was overestimaiéd paving was

within ~. the
estimated sum, "
Alderman G.E. Rawlang said

’ tha’ t Pear Street in its former

condition was | ‘damned’:
dangerous and that there had
been several ‘accidents coming

over the hill, He said that he as .
the representative of. the . tan .
, referred to the' years 1962-63-64,

cilizenry’ was ‘not abave: spen-
‘ding the ‘citizens money lo.
protect lives; © ; “

man Rowland, indicated that he’
was ‘disgusted. on reading
“stupid things-like that'!, *
‘Alderman’ D, Maroney said

d done the right thing

-ulidertaking this upgrading
: work. He expressed the opinion’;

« that: ‘councilhad in fact saved

Min connection with.the char

le. Laxpayer' money. with ‘this:

made by Vic. Jolliffe thal the

My was underwriting. sub-
iders, the mayor said: that

mice the onset ‘of his: ad-

ainistration sub-dividers hay

4 alk cases, exceeded: 1

anyon Cily,.. Terry: Robe:

He spoke to'a gathering
people about. Ottawa's housing’ and.
urban. development policies ‘both past

Ireet: ':. The mayonadded
some 135 new.
residents and one_of the city's | ::

:an area which:
reminded that -
' Said “Let's'*be, honest,. Pear

. M0 money ‘has been spent on

Obviously: annoyed, ‘Alder.

he.‘was.. confident that:

of fifty

itizens must know the true |

; ‘at this point
that. with the influx ‘of-'‘new

}-in-fagt now
paying Its-owa way. rn :
_ Alderman ., lan. MacDonald,’
struggling to: control -his ire,

Street was dedicated in 1912 and

utilities or road -work until
now.” He said there was no way
{9 gel any money from any sub-
‘divider. Monies for that section
must come from public funds or -
construction be undertaken by:
“volunteers with oa

‘wheelbarrow’;

- Alderman MacDonald:

years when: Vic Jolliffe was -on
Council and ‘doted ‘that it had: -
cost the :present day ‘taxpayer’:
$39,400 to- correct mistakes *
made by Vie Jolliffe and:

’ Company -at thal time, :. .
“Mr, MacDonald accused Mr,*

Jolliffe of. mating. . “‘political |

“hay”. “He sald that today by-
"Jaws, were writen, studiéd-and* -
“passed making sub-dividers ©
heel. specifications which are’.
‘far: above, anything . required:

just a few years ago. «

residents in that area the city - .
was - finally’ gatting “some:
.returns, from; its<investment in

’ Chartere

Provincial Progressive

leader Derril Warren talks campaign

somes =

‘and grits bring in big guns

Conservative

strategy with Skeena hopeful Everett

es iehiadidie RR
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TERRACE -- The spokesman
for the chartered acountants of
British Columbia discussed the

corporate welfare bum issue of 3

the federal ‘election campaign’

here today. in a speech to. the
Terrace Hotary Club.
_- WG. Mitchell of Vancouver,

‘president of the Institute of
Accountants: of
British Columbia, claimed that
‘Tnore responsibility on the. part
of ‘polilicians from all sides

towards the. corporate welfare-

bum. issue’ would go. far . to
clarify lhe issue‘for the public,

“At a lime’ when-more and
more responsibility towards the
public is being demanded from
many segments of our society, I
think il is -unfortunate . that
politicians are not: more

responsible in: some .of. their .

publicstatements ~ even during
the heat .of an election .cam-
‘paign,”’..Mitchell told. the
Rolarians,
“The recent -accusation ‘that

rate welfare bums ‘because
ey have been able to reduce

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to challenge ‘this accusation,”
4; “IE anyone feels that capital
- 0st allowance ‘rales are too
a high then he has a right to say
so. If he feels that government
subsidies are wrong — again it is
_ his “right to. be. critical,
However, the criticism. should
should be levelled at the federal
and provincial governments iin

‘the country -- both present and .

“ie

Stevens. Warren met with Stevens in
Terrace last Saturday for the meeting,
(Erik Brorup Photo)

Dr McGhee
death Bided.
. accidental mo

_Aceproner’s jury rendered. a

verdict iof accidental death in

connection: with an accident

that: {cok the life of Terrace’

Doctor, Gordon Donald McGhee
Jast August 8. Lo
-In:their verdict the jury found

‘hat ‘Dr, McGhee died at ap-

proximately 10:45 p.m. August
8, 11972, in ‘the 4800 block of
Halliwell Avenue as a result of

accidental death due to a skull .

fracture, - ;
The jury ruled that, the death
was unnatural and accidental,

_ The jury found that Brian Allan .

- Byng-is mostly. to blame and
also “found that the deceased

was-partly.to blame. |
.. Thejury recothnmended that -

proper’ sidewalks and lighting
be installed in the District. of
Terrace; ©
' Dr. McGhee was struck by a
vehicle while out walking on the
night in question, con,

- {past who have enacted our tax
laws or have created incentive

_Schemies -- not at the companies’
who: ‘comply: < with
Tegulations that. have: been ‘in
effect for many years,. or who-

tax

take. advantage ‘of a: govern-: -

ment Incentive scheme that was
adopted to create employment):
"or stimulate industrial activity:

_in various parts of the country,” -

“Ando imply that subsidies :
~ are only received by the large '

companies’ in. this - country is:
“also misleading. Small logging.

. Contractors-in Térrace are:. :

.. entitled to the same capital cost.” :

aliowance rates“'as the large’ .~
‘Cofporations ‘in the forest ine

. duatry.. Similarly, fishermen in a
their. taxable Income by. ‘the . “

: Tals.

“think iia unfortunate thatather 7°

Politicians haive not'done

fy
‘terruption: "4
duration *: durin

. Started

: Played a game on the
~ drews By-the-Sea,. a
In his earlier life he played on a local baseball team, and was. a

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The community was saddened last week-end to learn of the

sudden death of Dudley G, Little, recently retired M.L.A. for
Skeena Riding and elder son of the late George Little, founder of
the township of Terrace. ° :
Mr. Little died late Saturday. afternoon, Oct. 14 »when he
collapsed at a car-wash and was rushed to Mills Memorial
Hospital. He was pronounced.dead of heartfailure... - .:.. :

Dudley G, Little's birth on June 9, 1914, was the first white

child born in Terrace. He received his education in
built his home here and established himself in business. . ;
He was very proud of his father who had come into this.area
alone, afoot and had chosen the Skeena River Valley to build a
township, Like his father, Dudley had helped in its growth, the
population of which is now close to the 17,000 mark, including the
immediate surrounding area. - ; a
During his youth Dudley was an ardent fly fisherman. He .
enjoyed the hunting season too for he was a keen outdoorsman,
He showed his ability, along this line, for he was an excellent
shot with the rifle and shotguns at the trap shoots. ee
In 1936 Mr. Little, Chris Haugland and the late Duncan Kerr:
formed a partnership, taking over his’ father’s Jumber
manufacturing business, This business was Litile, Haugland.
and Kerr Ltd. which prospeyed and became widely known. At
one time during the trio’s operation of L.H.&K., as it was called, i
the first shipment of lumber to England went out of Terrace:
under Mr, Little’s supervision. = |
. OnMay5, 1956 the business was sold to Joslyn Ltd, of Chicago.
On July 11, 1938 Dudley Little married Miss Mary: Welch of
Southern B.C. who was teaching school in Terrace at that time.
Mr. Little is survived by his wife Mary, son.Lorne, and
daughter Mrs. Peter (Anne) Anson, one ‘granddaughter Cheryl
Anson, a brother Gordon of Terrace, and two sistera, Mrs. Matt.
Edith) Kawihsky of Terrace and Mrs,
North Carolina, "7-3" 277 ae
When Dudley Little Semi-retired from:

Terrace,

limb hide

During these years the late Mr. Little took an active part in
community affairs and services. = bts te:

He was one of the presidents of the first Terrac 2 CivieCentre; ;

anactive member of theKinsmen Service Club; served-on the
town council for four years and wa 5 a member of Rotary ser- -
vice club. He was a‘charter‘ member.of Terrace Curling Club

and was chosen as‘a member of the Canadian Curling team that,
; competed in Scotland. : He was also‘a charter member. of.’
. Thornhill Golf‘ Course. While in‘ Scotland with the curlers he -
‘World famous golf course there, St. An ~

ardent Big League Baseball: Competition.

Mr. Litte then branched farther afield in‘service ‘. to his.
and district, He was selected Social Credit MLA =:
for Skeena Riding and served in that capacity from 1960 to 1972":

community

when he retired for health reasons. ao, Cota
‘Dudley Little was well-known as wellas being well liked. ‘This -

was shown by his being electe d M:L.A. for Skeena Ricing for.

four consecutive terms. Mae we ee

ng people fram:

cation.

dim, ;
‘Dudley Ge
ny in this Provinces, and-ou
r he had hosts of friends...
Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 17, from
h, Father-Allison and Rev. J.W,

was made in the family plot in Kitsumgallam Poe

new business, Terrace Concrete Products; °-' |...”

Douglas (Clara) Row of

at

” Azal, “died” in Milla: Memorial
‘Hospital early. Sunday jorning
as the reault of what appears to:

- be a self-inflicted gun wound to

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