Wednesday, Novamber 30,

TERRACE "Omineco"” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA
REE CENTENNIAL FEATURE
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— Our Founders...

THE BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES OF
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 53 (TERRACE)

SCHOOL LOAN BY-LAW
Referendum No. 7

Question to be submitted to the owner-electors of School
Distriet No, &3 (Terrace).

“Are you in favour of the Board of School Trustees of
School District No. 53 (Terrace) borrowing money, without further
assent of the owner-electors, at any time or from ‘ime to Hime,
within three (8) years from December 31, 1968, by the issue an
sale of debentures bearing Interest at a rate or rates not exceeding
six (6) per cent per annum and payable over a period or periods
not exeeeding twenty years from the date or respective dates
thereof, in such principal amounts as the Board may from time
to time deem necessary to raise net sums not exceeding in the
aggregate Two Million, Nine Hundred Thirty-two Thousand, Seven
Hundred Dollars ($2,932,700.00), after payment of discount, com-
mission, brokerage, exchange, and other expenses with respect to
such issue or sale, for acquiring and developing school-sites and
and purchasing, constructing, reconstructing, furnishing, and
equipping buildings for school purposes or use in connection there:
with and other capital expenditures for school purposes?”

The following in brief and general terms sets out substan-
tially the proposed projects and the amount allocated for each, the
amount specified as being within Provincial standards and
eligible for Provincial grants, and the amount specified as being
above Provincial standards and therefore not eligible for Pro-
vincial grants and for which the school district pays the full
cost;—- .

Eligible for
Provincial
Grants

Not Eligible

for Provincial
Grants Total

(a) Acquiring and developing

school-sites:

Thornhill Primary
Uplands Elementary
Terrace J. Secondary

New Hazelton Elementary
Hazelton Secondary
Clarence Michiel Elementary
Cassie Hall Elementary
Thornhill Elementary
Administration Building
Kiti-K’Shan Primary

South Hazelton Teacherage
E. T. Kenney Primary
Skeena Secondary

(b) Purchasing, constructing, recon-
structing buildings, for school pur.
Poses or use in connection therewith:

Thornhill Primary

Uplands Elementary

Terrace Jr. Secondary

New Hazelton Addition and
Teacherage .

Hazelton Secondary

Clarence Michiel Elementary

Cassie Hall Elementary

Administration Building

Kiti-K’Shan Primary

South Hazelton Teacherage |

Skeena Secondary

E. T. Kenney Primary

(c) Furnishing and equipping build-
ings for school purposes or use in
_ connection therewith:

Thornhill Primary

Uplands Elementary

Terrace Jr. Secondary

New Hazelton Elementary
Hazelton Secondary

Clarence Michiel Elementary
Cassie Hall Elementary
Thornhill Elementary

Kiti-K’ Shan Primary 000
South Hazelton Teacherage 1,200
Skeena Secondary ‘ 20,000

(d) Other capital expenditures for
school purposes;

Plans and supervision

173,000
Contingencies

144,200
TOTAL ESTIMATES

317,200
$3,564,200

Less: Grant by Department of In- _
dian Affeirs and Northern Dovelop- 7
ment “ 631,500
‘TOTAL NET ESTIMATES $2,082,700
Resolution passed the Sst day of October, 1908.

Approved by, the Minister of education the 7th day of November,

’ Authorized by the LieutenantGovernor in Council the 2ist day of
November, -1966. . a

TAKE NOTICE that the above is a true copy of the
question upon which the vote of the owner-lectors will
at:

TERRACE: Community Centre
CEDARVALE eaal School
KITWANGA. Schoo.

SOUTH HAZELTON School
HAZELTON Secondary School

on Saturday, the 10th day of December, 1986, ‘between the hours
of 8:00 aan. and 8:00 pm. |
a, E. Wells, Secretary-Treasurer,

NEW HAZELTON Sehool.
- UPPER KISPIOX Sch

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_Amor De Cosmos chose to be-
come a smaller frog.in a ‘bigger
puddle. He was both premier of
British Columbia and a member of
parliament in 1874, the year that
dual representation was ended, He
chose to sit in the Commons and
resigned his premiership, .
Perhaps it was the thought that
he could sit in on bigger fights
in the. national capital because he
loved to tussle. His last speech
in the Commons was a challenge
to England, He advocated Canada
should have the right to negotiate
her own trade treaties.
De Cosmos was born William
Alexander Smith in 1825 in Wind-

‘sor, Nova Scotia, of. English loyal:

ist stock. Lured west by gold rush
tales, he was a photographer and
a miner in Utah and California
before coming to Victoria in 1858.
He had adopted his romantic name
Che translated it as ‘lover of the
world’) in California where it was
authenticated by the legislature,
and if was soon well-known. He
founded a newspaper, the British
Colonist, and immediately cam.
Paigned for an end to compar:7
rule, Governor James Douglas
tried to sGppress the paper. Da
Cosmos then became a leading

land colony of British Columbia

advocate of union with. the main-| -

which came about in 1866. A mem-

wee,

Federal Loan Oke

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Approval of a $24,000 {em

| loan for a sewage treatment mm

ject in the District of Term
British Columbia was annoum
last week by the Honorable MB
R. Nicholson, Minister respontae
to Parliament for Central Mori
and Housing Corporation.

Provided under the Nati
Housing Act, the loan is 4

. | period of 20 years with intercims

6% per cent per annum, aj] 7
based on an estimated costigm
$36,000. ; -
The loan will assist the didi
to construct two sewage Liftiam
tions and to install 650 fed
sixinch forcemain.’ These life
tions will eliminate two of
sewers which discharge intowee
Skeena River and will conveyam
sanitary wastes to the exilim
trunk coflector. system, [im
This is the second loan appr
under the NHA sewage trea! Ge
Projects in the district for a He
of $243,467, 3 at
For work completed on or baal

+ |March 31, 1967, CMHC may fot

AMOR DE COSMOS li
ber of the Vancouver Island teg-
islative assembly and legislative ||

council of B.C. in turn, he won a
federal seat in the first federal
election. He became premier of
B.C. in 1872 and soon thereafter
stopped the | LieutenantGovernor
from attending mectings ‘of the
Provincial cebinet ~ which he

called an infringement of Tespon- | §
sible government, He died in Vic-]#

toria in 1897.
—BC. Centennial Committee
GE ees

When Vancouver Island joined
British Columbia in 1866, it im-
mediately gained a new neighbor,
Alaska; — which then was a Rus-
sion possession. The United States
Purchased Alaska in 1867 for $7,2
million, ;

Fepayment of 25 per cent offpae
principal amount of the NHA Be
and 25 per cent: of the intdae
that has accrued'in respect tom io]
loan as of the date of compl
of the project,

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