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» ‘T--would. think by' now that
my. Views about the role of ‘the
political party are well known.
- To put-it In'brief form a politi.
F{ cal party shotld. exist -to pro-
‘vide a mechanism whereby
people with similar ~ philoso-
4 Bhieg can meat, exchange Ideas
and. dome to conclusions. Insp-
‘far as Parliament is: concerned
party should come second “to
‘the interests of the public,"
mm; it is with these thoughta in
ee mind that I have written ‘these

_ Weekly reports over the years.

I know that sometimes © have
| Succeeded in keeping them. un:
'f biased and non-partigan,  - a
| In ‘thinking about politics
and the development. thereof it

4 occurred to me that the people|

'} in Skeena_and elsewhere who
read these reports would ‘en-

from time to time; would lke
to read thoughts: expressed by
Members of Parllament “other
than myself. Y'realize that thia
may transgress upon the good
nature af the publications
oo which publish these reports and
wom: this suggestion. therefore is
, subject to the respective editors.
beitig agreeable. So
. T also thought that it wouldn't
be exactly in keeping with our
desire to present material to’
you unless we could in some
way let you have the choice
of writers. ,
Therefore if any who read
these columns would like to
. See articles written by any.—
and I repeat any — Member of
Parliament of any — and ‘T re.
peat any —- political pariy
Please let me know: whom. you
would like to: hear from and
‘TH do my best to get that per.
son to write something for -thia
column. an oO
Some M.P.'s may find that
they don’t have the time or the
inclination to write ind there-
fore we may not be able to

. the: interests .of. the» Polltical.

Joy a different point. of “view |:

‘|ing upsurge

. Sixteen building permits val

On the other bend: we may
find MP's who would jump at
the chance to have their views
expressed, For example, with
the. Conservative Leadership
race on, Members Ilke E. Davie
Fulton or Getrge Hees would
simply love. to express their
ideas to as broad an audienca|
ds possible. Mind you, I'n not]:
Suggesting that.we. offer every | .
candidate a political platform,|:
for.I am: interested in a bal:
anced presentation, a

So, what do. you think of the}.
Ideat: Let me: repeat: If you'd)“
‘like“to read material written by| ‘
other M.P,'s just write. me a

get that person io write for this
column, My address is: .
. Mr, Frank. Howard, MP.
House of Commons,
OTTAWA, Ontarlo.
May I wind this article up by
expressing just one. caveat, If

reference to Me or something
with which I have been Involv-
0d T'liké to reserve the oppor-
tunity to make a short comment
at the conclusion of the article,|
Pd like to write a brief biolo-|.
gleal sketch of the other MP. -

——¢
February Building
Shows Upsurge
The District Municipality of
Terrace enjoyed a slight build-
in February  ac-
cording to the latest report
issued by the Municipal Bulld-
ing Inspector. .

ued at $166,300 were issued
last month as against nine in
February of 1966 with a value
of $117,628,

Total building permits issued
so far this year still tally at.
less than those issued for. the

letter saying so and I'll try tol gp,

the contributory articles make! [fg

ERALD, TERRACE, B.C," -

be

two the pavilion area on Ile $ainte-Helene and Me
Notre-Dame, The system, which is auxiliary to the free
mass transit Expo-Express,
passengers an hour in one direction,

The followihg ': birtha:. were:
. |regiotered: “at. Milly“ Meniorial |:
" |Hospital in. Terrace hiring ‘the,
_ | week of March 672° Loos

Mr, and Mrs, Melvin Robert: | @ .
- son, Alyansh,. Merch Jaf -¢
ee b
* Mr. ‘and: Mrs,.Lorne: Christy, |

'’ March. 9, aso: rear

DON'T PAY MORE TRS [ooo
‘|. Whee’: you nead a. goad

"quality ‘rabber:‘stamp,. order |.
direct: from the manufectursr.

cand save

your. orders tothe |'
lerald office ar mail them. to-
“Rubber Stamp Works
x 628, Terrace, B.C.
get: fast. service. |

' Volunteers perform ‘more
than $0 per cent of the work
done by the Canadian Red
Cross Society. ° gs

Get the facts on.
of) Beaver. Lumber. .
al Manufactured
Homes... xfaé &
for yeun jrce alt- I
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BH -¢ Mortgages available — as low'as 10% down
.. and yourown lot. ©; so,
_© Beaver will arrange construction for you. _
@ Factory quality controlled components —

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construction and cut labor costs.
® Beaver Homes exceed V.L. A. and N H-A,
specifications.
® Most complete—includes wiring —plumbing
— carpets — Furniture’ Finished kitchen
cabinets. so
FOR NEW HOMES BROCHURE ;
— or request for area representative to call —_
| y | CON STRASBOURG, Box 2305, Terrace, B.C.
’ Phorie 635-6750

-|[PPtanning a Home? |

can handle. over 10,000

same. period last. year however.
. Total to date for 1967 is
$197,700; as. against a. total of
$453,096 for the same period in
986,

*.

meet the wishes of everyone, | 1

-__ GREENHOUSES
“FLOWER GROWERS.

, | NURSERIES
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_[ starting from Signal Hill, New-
4° [foundland, an ‘the Atlantic coast
*fand ending: at-. Wickaninnish.

| O EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEES IN
> AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE.’

‘(inal our provinces .as well as.
«jthe North West Territories, and.

Alaska. .
--|..Premier Joseph Smallwood of

- [the first passenger “on the in-

J) OFAPRIL 1st,1967 COVER EMPLOYEES OF —

| Will also have along with him,
_. (Mr. Chuck Diven of North Van:
jcouver, a well known magazine

“ EMpLovEns 0°.

:|ing a book: with all the mater:
‘lialg and. information they will
-lhave gathered on the. trip, The
“ftitle-of the book. will be: “Can--

ASK FOR THE PAMPHLET= If you have not.

“| -@ licence “to. p :
“-insurance stamps and additional neces-
-, sary information as to: the insurabllity.

of your employees; contributions to be.

‘. already received'a pamphlet describing:
= ‘Your, obligations. as ‘an employer under,
“this new: programme, ‘obtain one ims. -
"mediately «from “the: Unemploynient -

‘Insurance Commission. -: ,

_ {REGISTER AS AN EMPLOYER — As soon
‘sas possible you’ should ‘register at the

Nearest. office’ of the : Unemployment

Insurance. Commission. This ‘is_ im-.,

portant. because “unemployment in-

_ Surance . is, compulsory if you ‘hire

workers, So
LICENCE TO, FURCHASE STAMPS — After.

_, Fegistration, if you, have insurable em-
: ployees the-Commission will send you :
urchase unemployment:

paid, how to, affix stamps:-in:your. ¢m-
Pployees':

books,” records: you: ‘must
keep, ete:

FIND “OUT. ‘3F YOU," ARE: INSURABLE:

‘Consult you

* Insurance. Commtission . office to’ find’.
out if you are insurable. Under the pro- * |
gramme; some: employees are “not “yo

insurable 4

~ -SOCIAL: INSURANCE NUMBER —' Every |.
‘insurable employee must..have one, °° |.
Application’ forms can be obtained at -
Unemployment ‘Insurance Commission -

*_ offices'and most Post Offices.

' Complete the form and mail it to'an ~~‘ -

‘Unemployment Insurance Commission

"Office. There is no charge for it. =
“UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE:BOOK = If
you are insurable you ‘are required.to - ;
“have ‘sucha’ book, :which may be-ob- |.
_:tained from the nearest. office. of. the.’ * |:
“2 Unemployment Insurance Commission. _}-
=: You“simply: have “to give: your. full

“iMame, date: of-birth and Social Instir=

ance Number. There is no charge forit

wee

~’“ladaCentennial Panorama,”

rt: Mearest . Unemployiient

On May 24, 1967, the most
modern, up-to-date helicopter
to be constructed,-the Enstrom
F-28, will commence a 100 day
flight journey across Canada,

Bay on thé Pacific coast.
“Duting this ‘cross-Canada

flight, the helicopter. will land

in’many cities, towns, and parks

the Yukon. It will also include
flights to various centres in

Newfoundland has agreed to be:

itial take-off. It is anticipated
that other Provincial Premiers
across Canada will participate.
The thrill of a ride in the
world’s most modern helicop-
ter, however, won't be limited
to executives and officials. Ar-
rangements are being made for
all Canadian residents who are.
over 100 years old be offered:
a chance for the same ride.
There are over 300 persons in
this category living in various
centres across Canada...

' The ‘originator’ of ‘this plan:
ned helicopter flight is Mr.
Frank Ogden, of New Westmin-
ster, who will be the pilot. He

photographer who plans to take
over \76,000 - aerial photos. of
interesting: shots of Canada dur.

ject™.1s.-completed, Mr. “Ogden

and Mr. Divan plan on produe-

* |to. June 30, 1967, as a Centen-

Centennial Helicopter Coming In August |

The Provincial Centennial Committee of British.
Columbia has announced the presentation of the Cana-
dian Centennia! Copter for 1967

During the flight aeross Brit-

ish Columbia, the helicopter ig
slated to land for short periods
at fifty-four centres, ;

Mr. Ogden will also have a
ground control unit. consisting

Working with him on each’ stage!
of the flight. Bach: of - these
vehicles are well equipped ‘with
radio communications: and are
capable of independent radio
contact with the helicopter and
‘with one another at all times,
The operator of each of these
vehicles will move a head of

ing zone assisting Mr, Ogden
jon his flights. At times they
leap-frog one another in
order to keep ahead of the
helicopter, These vehicles will
visit all communities scheduled
with the exception of ‘Wood.
fibre and Gibson-Sechelt,

. On Saturday, Aug, 26, 1967,
fhe Canadian Centennial Copter
will arrive at 10 a.m,-and will
remain at Terrace for one hour,

Te will leave at 11 am, for Kit-
iat. a

Waivers "Asked

“By Jaycees

“At the March 8 general meet-
ing.of the Terrace and District
Junior Chamber of Commerce
a: recommendation was made to
Terrace Municipal Council ask-
ing for'a. one year waiver on
improvement assessments to
‘any. householder who improves
his property from April 1, 1967

‘nial’ Grant to Terrace residents.
“The motion was presented to
the membership by Terrace
Jaycee Unit president R. (Dick)
Sharples, and is to ba presented

‘/and recommendation. -

7) MAFE-A-DAY

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