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page A12 — Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 23, 1990

Radio ne
turns to

TERRACE: — A native radio

station based in Terrace is turn- |.

ing to bingos on the air to make
up for budget cuts...

Northern ‘Native.:Broad- —

casting (NNB) will start the first
of its weekly on-air. bingos next
month as one way.of making up
more than $80,000 cut from its
federal operating grant, says
manager Ray Jones.

The amount represents the 16
per cent cut in’ all native com-
munications programs an-
nounced as part of this spring’s
federal budget.

“We were going to start in
the fall but with the budget cuts,
we decided to move up the
date,’’ said Jones.

He added that NNB, it broad-
casts via satellite to approx-
imately 20 communities, has a
provincial licence to hold -the
weekly bingos,

Jones also said the station is

Ray Jones
approaching companies to
sponsor programs as another

way of recouping monies. lost i in

the budget cut.
NNB’ § licence allows it to sell

Massive native
contract signed —

TERRACE — Nine bands in
the Hazeltons have signed a $76
million-five year contract with
the federal government to pro-
vide education, social, health
and capital project services,

The agreement, it’s the
largest of its kind in Canada,
continues the reduction of
Department of Indian and Nor-
thern Affairs involvement with
native groups, says department
spokesman Doreen Mullins,

“We're gradually turning
over more and more respon-
sibility to native bands,’ she
said.

The agreement was signed
with an umbrella group, the
Gitksan-Wet’suwet’en Local

On leave

TERRACE — One of the top
administrators with the society
that operates Mills Memorial
Hospital and Terraceview
Lodge has taken a leave of
abscence.

Kathleen Delgatty, the Ter-
race Health Care Society’s con-
tinuing care services director
with responsibility for the Ter-
raceview Lodge intermediate
and extended care facility, will
return after several months to
work on- educational and
development projects.

She and health care society
chief executive officer Michael
Leisinger said last week the
combining of hospital and lodge
operations means an ad-
ministrator for Terraceview is
no longer necessary,

That process began two years
ago when the two societies run-
ning the two facilities were
amalgamated to form the health
care society.

‘‘Situations change over time
and in this case, the roles have
changed. We don’t need two ad-
ministrators,’’ said Delgatty.

She has been at the lodge for.

nearly six years.

Services ‘Society, representing
the approximately 8,000 people
belonging to the bands in the
Hazeltons area.

Federal Department of In-
dian Affairs minister Tom Sid-
don was in Hazelton last week
to sign on behalf of the federal
government.

Society treasurer Glen
Williams, also chief councillor
at Kitwancool, described the
agreement as a step toward self-
government.

“We're re-organizing the
delivery systems to meet our
guidelines — to place decision
making with the hereditary
chiefs,”’ he said. ,

The amount of money is the
same ihe bands would have
received if the services had been
provided by the federal govern-
ment, Williams said, but it will
be managed without a large
bureaucracy.

“'What we want to do is im-
prove the systems to the com-
munities,’’ he said,

The society was once called
the Gitksan-Wet’suwet’en
Government Commission and
has been in existence for several
years. It was already responsible
for some work once handled by
the federal government.

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radio programs to other s ition
when they wouldn’t®:pay:
costy of production, said Jones

Unaffected by that decision isa‘.
co-op radio station in Van-.

couver and CBC Radio.
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NNB, its call signis CFNR,is “@.:.
four years old. Three weeks ~“@-
ago, it also took ‘over CBC. :....
Radio’s AM transmitter in Ter-’ -

race and runs ‘seven hours of
programming each weekday.
The frequency of that transmit-
ter is now 990 instead of 1170,
Jones said the 990 signal
should be clearer, stronger and

reach more parts.of the com-
munity than did the 1170 fre-
quency. CBC Radio listeners”
can still listen to CBC Radio on’

_ FM at 95.3 on the dial.

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