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NOEL SMITH, an Indian | preclaimed | | by

" band financial advisor in
’ Terrace, has been given a
life membership in the
Certified General Ac-
countants of B.C. The} of
membership is the result
of seven years work for
CGABC and Certified
General Accountants of
Canada from 1962-69.
Smith was secretary-
: treasurer of CGABC and
executive secretary of
the National board of
Examiners of CGAC. He
is one of 34 life members
of CGABC. He presently
works with 16 Indian
bands from Terrace to
fm Morricetown and from
Kitimaat {fo Telegraph
Creek.

the boundaries

bunch of heroes.
Jennifer

is no

Drop in and
, see us at the
 KALUM MOTEL
Hwy. 16 W.
TERRACE

_ Open
’ 6a.m.to 11 p.m.

635-2362 muon Ee
or oe
635-7686

ThE GOW ERNMENT OF
THE PROVEACE OF BRITISH COLUMBLL

Oo APPRENTICESHIP.
AND INDUSTRIAL
TRAINING BRANCH

BRITISH COLUMBIA DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR

MILLWRIGHT

Pre-Apprenticeship Training opportunities for the Millwright Trade .
- are currently offered to persons interested in attending College of New.

Caledonia (Prince George) for a program commencing January 4, 1977
and ending June 17, 1977. to .
The six-month Pre-Apprenticeship Course is intended to prepare
trainees for employment in the Trade as Apprentice Millwrights. Bath
theory and practical training are emphasized, to include basic in-

structions in: Blueprint Reading and Sketching: Oxyacetylene and Arc

’ Welding: Ladders and Scaffolding: Hand and Power Tools of the Trade:
Benchwork: Lubrication Techniques: Applied Electricity: Applied
Mathematics: and Safety Education. ‘ . ;

General requirements for admission:
16 years of age and over
Minimal Education Grade 10 (Grade 12 preferred)
Good general health ,
Mechanical aptitude.

N.B. This Course is open to both men and women.

. individuals accepted for tralning will have all tuition fees‘ paid. In
‘addition, a small training allowance will be provided as wellas a travel
, allowance, where applicable. . Se

"Application Forms and further information may be obtained from:

Director, Apprenticeship, and Industrial Training Branch,
' ' British Columbia Ministry of Labour, ;
4211 Kingsway, Burnaby, B.C, VSH 3¥6

Or: . \
Apprenticeship and Industrial Training Counsellors, -
1488 Fourth Avenue, Prince George, B.C. V21. 42.
“or: Apprenticeship and Industriat Training Counsellor,
4926 Highway 16 West, Terrace, B,C. VEG 1L6
Or: . Apprenticeship and Industrial Training Counsellor, |

1201 - 103rd Avenue, Dawson Creek, B.C. V1G 432

The Domestic Animal

alature of the province

of British Columbia in 1974
to provide a measure of
rotection to the owners of

omestic Hvestock outside

The federal executive of
the NDP in Skeena issued a
statement recently saying,
that the recent controvers
af shipping in B.C., has all’
the earmarks of a well
written and well rehearsed
script designed to make the
Liberal Party look like a

Davies,
Secretary NDP said, ‘‘There
question that Tran-

sport Minister Lang ha

Old Schnitzel

opens
Christmas Eve}

Re

af. .B.C,, faid Monday | the
- «provincial:

bel:
c
ant

municipalities who were
suffering losses as a result

‘af the actions of un-

controlled dogs.

Since that time ° ex-
perience with enforcement
nm conjuiction with the

al ‘Canadian Mounted
Police has led to conclude

Shipping controversy
planned

known for some time of the
needs we have in B.C. for an
adequate shipping service.
His department conducted a
detailed study a few years
ago, the results of which
have been kept secret, about
our needs and how each
community would be af-
fected by any changes in
shipping patterns. He knew
of our needs and also knew
of the necessity to upgrade
and modernize the service.
“With that kind of
background knowledge he
could have served our in-
terests better by moving
consciously and deliberately
to provide us with a better
level of service, rather than
subject us to this recent and
transparent sham. It seems
retful to us that the
Liberals have seen fit to
play upon our concerns and
our fears of losing this
shipping service _ by
engaging in this kind of
mock game simply to make
themselves appear as our
saviours.

the much larger problem is
one of protect @ general
public from the actions of
nuisance and sometimes
vicious dogs rather than
simply one: of protecting
domestic livestock.

The Ministry of
Agriculture has examined
the implications of the
foregoing observations with
the Ministry of Municipal
Affairs, the R.C.M.Police
and with administrators and
board members of a number
of regional districts. These
discussions have confirmed
that the
ministration of the
provisions of the Domestic
Animal Protection Act
should more properly be
undertaken ‘by regional
districts, Municipalities
developed their own
systems of dog control a
number of yesrs ago. It is
clearly apparent the func-
tions of dog licencing,

management and - control:

ean not be effectively ad-
ministered provincially
particularly when thers is

such a wide diversity in the

nature, size and needs of
communities within elec-
toral areag of regional
districts throughout the
province.

Ht is hoped that all
regional districts will give
early and careful con-
sideration to the possibility:

of developing thelr own by-

laws under authority of the 9.
Municipal Act to undertake -

the functions of dog licen-

Family Conference

funding ends

B.C. Conference on the

“lm utterly disillusioned

Family (BCCF) executive by this decision,” he said.

committee received word

“Vander Zalm stresses. the

last week from Bill Vander need for volunteers yet.

Zaim, Minister of Human there has been a lot of °
Resources, there would be volunteer time put into |
from DHR BCCF.” - ;
r for the work of BCCF and

no more fundi

the two staff positions would

be terminated. 0
John Stokes, regional

coordinator In northwest

-goordinator's-job
will be terminated at the end
of December and the -
secretary's position will: be
terminated at. the end of.’
February. co
Stokes is asking delegates
and other interested persons
to write to Premier Bill
Bennett and ask that his .
government reconsider the
program and find ‘other
ways and means of finan-

cing it.

“] don’t understand what
the government has to loose
by spending $60,000 on this

‘am can onl in
Piotature and geod wil he

said.

wth wile

NN

Cunliffe, F.Eng.

- from the University of British
« two and one half years of
University of Washington. -:

branch offices at Vancouvér,

Quesnel and Terrace. - ©

Street, Victorla, B.C.

ane

1975, were ‘told the cost of

| Willis
, Cunlifte
oe Tait

> & Company Ltd.
- Consulting Engineers

OUNCEMENT

The appointment of Mr. Thomas E. Palton, P.Eny., 3 —
Manager cf the Strucjural Division oF Willis, Cunliffe, Tait &
Company has been announced by the President, Mr. S.J.

Mr. Pelton brings fo the position twenty years of ex-

- perience in the design and construction of industrial, com-
mercial and residential structures, and gas and off pipeline

* systems. He -has extensive experience in computer
programming for structural design. Mr. pelton received his
Bachelor and Masters degrees in structural engineering

Campbell River, Chilliwack, Fort St. John, Prince George,

Three executive members
who went to see Dave.
Barrett, who started the .
rogram while he was.

leader of the government in

the State Ball would more
than caver the cost for the

BCCF pr

‘ogram- fi
~ Stokes paid “ane of the.
important aspects. of the
provincial coordinator's
office was it acted as a
clearing house for all
communities on various
community programs that
were happening in B.C,

He sald this gave those
communities the | op-
portunity of finding out what
was occuring elsewhere in
the province and helped

wp development in
social services dealing with
family matters. :

UR. vet

Columbia and has completed
post mastoral work at the

he

at wee 7 .

In addition ta supervising the stalf of eight engineers tn the |.
Division at Victoria, Mr. Palton will liaise with and provide
technical supervision on structural projects to the firm's

New Westminster, Nanaimo,

His ‘difices,will be at the firen’s headquarters at £27 Fort §

cing and control, To this end

1, Assign the respon-
aibility for ‘the setting of
- licence fees, the issuance of

ministeation of
management and control
legislation
districts. All
derived from licencing will
become the property of
regional districts once their
by-law is In place.

future ad.

THE HERALD, Wednesday, December 22, 1976, PAGE A}

Animal control a regional district responsibility

2, Contribute an Initial

the Ministry of Agriculture ‘ant to encourage regional 1976, as determined from
is prepared to offer the districts to establish a records accumulated by the
following: ‘ compensation program for ministry.

losses of fomestic animals it
ar at presently ifr

offered under the Bom tb
Animal Frotection Act.
Every regional district
which sets up a com-
pensation plan approved by
the Ministry of Agriculture

estic suitable by-law for
licences, and the ad-

to regional animal protection.

revenue

plus an average of the
compensation paid within
the regional district for the:

" DISTRICT OF TERRACE

NOTICE

By-Law 534-1969 states that:

pensation purposes.

“No person shall park a vehicle
-on any street between the hours —
of. 1:00 AM and 6:00 AM.”

(Street includes Boulevard)

Sections 178 and 179 of the Motor Vehicle Act _
provide that any vehicle parked in contravention
of the By-law or in any position that interferes

with snow removal may he removed and stored
at the owners expense.

POUND DISTRICT ACT

WHEREAS under provisions of this Act application has been made to:

constitute as a pound district certain fand in the vicinity of Rasswood
_near Terrace which may be more particularly described as follows:

‘Commencing at the northeast corner of Lot 1040, Range 5, Coast District;

- hence southerly along the easterly boundary of said Lot. 1040 fo the

northerly boundary of Lot 1039; thence easterly along the northerly
boundary of said Lot 1039 to the northeast corner thereof; thence
southerly along the easterly boundaries of Lot 1039, 1036, and 1038, te the

_ southeast corner of said Lot 1038; thence ina southerly direction through

’ * unsurveyed Crown land (U.C.L.) ta the northwest corner of Lot 1035;

thence easterly along the northerly boundary of said Lot 1035 to the
northeast corner thereof; thence southerly along the easterly boundary of
‘ said Lot 1035 to the northwest corner of Lot 442; thence easterly and
southerly along the northerly and easterly boundaries of Lot 442 to the
southeast corner thereof; thence southerly along the easterly boundary of
Lot 439 to the southeast corner thereof; thence easterly along the nor-

therly boundary of Lot 438 to the northeast corner thereof; thence |

southerly along the easterly boundaries of Lots 438, 437, 436, 414, 4368 and
4267 to the southeast corner of said Lot 4367; thence easterly and
southerly along the northerly and easterly boundaries of Lot 5118 to the
southeast corner thereof; thence easterly, southerly and westerly along
the northerly, easterly and southerly boundaries of Lot 5117 to the most
southerly southwest corser thereof ; thence southerly and westerly along
the easterly and southerly boundaries of Lot 431 to the southwest corner
thereof, being a point on the high water mark of Kitsumkalum, Lake on
the easterly shore thereof; thence in a general northerly and then
southerly direction along said highwater mark to the southeast corner of
Lot 4981 on the westerly shore thereof; thence westerly along the
southerly boundary of Lot 4981 to {he southwest corner thereof; thence
northerly along the westerly boundaries of Lots 4781, 4980, and 4979 to the
northwest corner of said Lof 4979; thence easterly along the northerly
boundary of Lot 4979 to the northeast corner thereof; thence east to the

-polnt of intersection with the southeasterly profongation of the middle |

line of Kitsumkalum River; thence northwesterly along said prolongation

_ and continuing in a general northwesterly direction along the middle line .

* of Kitsumkalum River te the point of intersection with southerly

prolongation of the westerly boundary of Lot 5119; thence northerly along ©

said prolongation and continuing northerly along the westerly. boundaries -
of Lots 5119 and 5121 to the most westerly northwest corner of said Lot:
$121;-thence westerly and northerly along the southerly and westerly

boundaries of Lot 5120 to the northwest corner thereof; thence westerly _

along the southerly boundary of Lot 5123 to the southwest corner thereof;

, thence west to the point of intersection with the middie line of Cedar Riv- ,
erRiver ; thence in a general northerly direction along said middle line to. -

a point which lies due south of the southwest corner of Lot 4978; thence
north to said southwest corner; thence northerly along the westerly

boundaries of Lots 4978 and 4977 to the northwest corner of said Lot 4977;.

thence in a general northerly direction through U.C.L. fo the southwest

corner of Lot 1037; thence northerly along the westerly boundaries of Lot.
. . 4037 and 1036 tothe northwest corner of said Lot 1036; thence westerly,

‘northerly and easterly along the southern, western and northern boun-

,, daries of Lot 1040 to the point of commencement. vo

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that thirty days atter publication of this
notice the Lieutenant-Governor in Council will proceed to comply with the
application unless within the said time objection is made to the Minister
of Agriculture by not less than eight proprietors of land within the
poundarles of such proposed pound district in Form “A” of the Schedule
of the Act. :

dames J. Hewitt

calendar years 1975 and

3. Assist regional districts
ested in developing a
OB

control. This is achieving
the objectives of dog
management and domestic

4, Assist regional districts
will receive a grant of $1,000 by providing a brochure to

aid in estimating domestic
livestock values for com-

District. of Terrace

Minister of Agriculture