“lone

‘ ‘iberal © “candidate - Tona
Campagnolo was back in Prince
Rupert Thursday after a swing

_-; through Smithers, Houston and

. Terrace, .- setting . up
organization and- addressing
« dtincheon groups.”

Friday. she attended . the:
special. shawing of selected °
“works of Emily Carr. at’.the

- museum, art gallery, - following
which’ she attend the Senior
Secondary School Drama, Night
which featured an adaptation of ©
Jesus’ Christ Superstar. Mrs. :
Campagnolo.pronounced the
rock opera superb.

Saturday morning. saw Mrs.‘
Campagnolo afi to the Kispiox
rodeo where she met many area

. residents. Plans were, made.

tes iter ace, B. C. dy. Progressive
a Canservative hopeful; Everett
: Stevens told a group of Terrace
2 bus] jeseman: asl: Tuesday he
- <has“already: strised a growing
. change of feeling on the part of
> Skeena, voters; a change (hat
has“ apparently: been brought .
about in part by recent’ dif-
ferences of, opinion * between
voters, and, he present soclaltst,
‘Provincial government. <.'
“This disatlsfaction’ seems la,
be emerging» >: quite -.
-predominalnly throughout ‘the’:
~ narth,-Stevens said.’ “People
are unhappy withthe socialist |
- policies and they have indicated |
; they are ready now to make the:
scessary...... changes. in
: representalion That will assure.
* a secure future. We are ready
to work hard for,the people of -
¢,Skeena, ‘| havea 'g0od “cam-~
v2 palgn team and there-aresirong ©
: indicatlons throughout the area’
*“Trom Fort St. John-right to'the
; COaSL that we'are going lo win.

this ones
a The. Tory. candidate. was. nol,

Yan his behalf, held in the Skeen

Hotel,The luncheon was one of |
_poveral . meel ings.” “with” party’
*"members- cand: «(2 press*
: representatives throughout the »
:. Riding, during" a yo" day ‘ip’

Frank: ‘Howard, NDP ‘:can-
idate’ for: -Skeenay. announced
oday the | ‘format. of his
leyisia ; over CETK

He
oncay night at 6: ‘00 PM; we:
vill ave a ten minute. interview |
ype program. ‘wiih /aprominenit :*.
i - inthe :

ill be up 0 ‘each ngs , person ©
oan who appears to deal with ;
= whalever. federal election i issue’

: iiateas Bic. The e ferlilizer

brochures currently appearing

‘with K'san officials for the visit’ =

’ Greenville for’ a- meeting. with
‘Nishga. representatives, .

Yeception.

Skeena Voters Changing |
_ - Stevens.

“campaign. “‘manage
“, Margie | Ciccone: of Vanderhoof:

: situtency.."

Gealitig: twith specifies z arben ‘he's
jee cnared al -a'special Juncheons.:-4

conignt is some of the political -~.,

on the Skeena Federal'scene is”
sufficient to" provide | .bumper*-
“according to ‘Everitt ©

back -

¥

this Wednesday.’ of Jean *

Chretien, Minlater’ ‘of Indian.

Affairs . and-* . Northern;
Development; Mr, Chretien ;

‘will. arrive in Terrace « Wed-

nesday, June-5 and will travel)’
with the: Liberal’ candidate’ to .
K’san for a Native Foods Buffet ' -
at. thé historic. Restoration
Village , followed” by .a public
meeting in the Hazelton School.

The group will then: travel to’

then
back.to Terrace for a. public

Plans are also pushing ahead.
for the Prime Minister's visit to.
Terrace July 13.

his press -agent;-Mrs.’Ruth:M

Hallock of Fort §'; James and

ihe. finance... chairman’ ofthe -
‘Skeena, ‘Progressive © Con-,

~ servative Associalion: Mre Ed
> Rea of Smithers; © ,

‘The. group. asked Stevens. to

~ nntline.the, lype"of cafspaign
* planned by the Conservatives in

Skeona and? he stressed the
campaign Will be concerted but
clean. with, jemphasis on getting
out 1p as cmiany comimunities as. -
possible . and talking- with as.

any people as possible.

“There ‘are ‘major: de

“ments corning in Skeena Riding 7

‘and 1 want: 10 be onthe gover-.
‘ning side-.when its comes ‘lo
planning, in the best interests of
all. ofthe people of this con-
Sievens said.

“he |, _ Progressive. “Con-
’ servalive. gandidate his . a
-history.of Taur years with, {
AT yee evelopment; Cou
‘aSpn Ald
" yenssioag : Mayor -.of* ihe,
Village of: Vanderhoof: His work.
record: in all services: ig: éx-
cellentand he is‘reputed lobe.”
one of Jhe most knowledgeable
‘persons. «In. “riorthern:: (British ©
Columbia. in the. matter ‘of:
Northern n Development, .

Sy so ‘pur: campaign eum:
iniliee” Said Mr, Howard, “but,
ihere is 1w conneciion belween |
w and the- news -inierviewers”
wha: will appear: and nane, ‘is

Ys implied. Their. appeargr.ce “IS:

voluntary and is that .af‘x public:
Spirited andavidual 10 reach case.
fwghy wainis'ty help ‘ensure thar.
“political Inlecasis are. Hot."one-

sway" ebnversaliong directed ale

people’.
“Those: ‘Who - have ‘agreed - 40.”
‘appear are Mr. Bruce Busby uf.
the Kitimat.News’ Advertiser,
Mr.: dim. Haughton of -1he
‘Nerthern Sentinel, and Mr. Pat;
~O'Danaghy,; “Editor © of: |

“eaher, laying smokeserech and,
insulting the intelligence of the *
Canadian ‘voter.’ His. -cautt-.
‘terpatl in ‘Skeena is no betters’’

Stevens pointed’ aut. “that,
‘Maple Leaf: Mills, ciled in’ ‘dhe

‘they ‘have now: elfectively. pul
“housing beyond the reach.of the

rihardnds

Ter race Omineca Herald”, ‘said 7

“Howard, NDP Cane.

” Frail
“didate for ‘Skeena, said today in
-Topley’ that ‘a.6:per.cent mor- -
gage rate for. housing purposes’
~could. be; established | for.
"Canadians ‘vary: sally. through.

the. Bank of- Canada.”

Mr. Howard said, MAY the
mement ‘the’ “federal - govern--

- ment‘and, (he: Bank‘of Canada
are’ using - -an Gbsoleia ‘principle a

in’ raising ‘interest rates," for.

average Canadian, Surely; the

‘ purposes of the Bank of Canada
. Should be lo” serve Canadians

- rather, than: the private banks.’*

‘isequela,’ ‘Bc.’ * Tidian.
land claims should be seitled. in
“the Canadian courts according
hy Progressive’ Conservative
candidate for Skeenh, _Everetl.

jing an: vitinerary: ‘thal
Will: take chim. into, Indian
villages -in ‘(he Nass, Skeena.
Kispiox, “and Bulkley : Valleys.

‘Stevens’ iold ‘organizajion Of.
*vficials‘in this: area. Wedriesday,
“thal he feels it is becoming very

popular for every little group of

* people with a-problem (o stand.

“up and make‘an dytery for land
and property. restitution...

“This method af appraach is

“becoming -more sand) mare

‘Six Percent Mortgage.

"y The Bank at Canada should be! .

used to make morigage money

available ala6 per cent interest ©

rale-and private banks and
morigage companies required.
to place part of their funds into
mortgages‘at thal rale as well’’.
said Mr. Howard,

o Mr. Howard: poinied o out “that .
private “companies are now

peuple’ who take’ oul. such
morlgages may: haye difficulty: .

_ In meeting’ ihe payments . and

the private. companies don’t.
watt ta 1 become invelved in alot ~

‘popular and many of the claims

being’ made are valid ones .

However, [here is only one way.

10 settle such matters and ‘thal *-

is to place these calims. before

_Catiadain courts.and get them

ratified. ence and fer all, “ihe

’ Tory candidate said.

“indian officials should be
. provided ‘sufficient funds:
which 0; hire’ campevent

lawyers, do. the ‘necessary ©.
surveys and research programs ,
and fight the thing out: in. the *

courtroom; .-1 ‘want to bee (he

‘Indjan péople standing on their
‘own feet, providing: for them-"
‘selves. ahd contributing 10,
- 'sociely as Canadians.. The only

“Cheering and cénthusiastic® crowds. have giested ‘the Prime
er throughout his tour, Prime Minister Trudeatijlastiweek.
is’ sevond:. week: On a’ anipaign. trail that: has’ ai
Aim through six provinces, He has ‘talked leadership,

dy

d'the ie Oppo tion,

Liberal ‘Party sipparter thi

“able to-look at -every:
squarely and fo slate as

1,000" Students at’ Point: Grey )
‘senior: cilizens*: “home. in Vancouver. “Mr. - Trudea

Parliament. “by. urging the government - ‘to, implement Measures
1 rat the Liberal budget on which. they, had defeated tha gover

“Four ‘thousand: cheering” Liberals’ packed a ‘high schoo! au- &
“ditotum in “Drummondville, where’ Prime: Minister” “Trudeau Bs
~ ed olf his ‘Quebec election campaigns ee *

He “attacked “the: Conservatives on their palic ‘one age and

“price: controls.” "Stanfield : sees

Pp. of m

i eecandary School: and: vi

nL

only.one problem, ‘the cost of

living. ‘and ; he seed only. one solution,:a price and- wage. freeze,”

“own parly is ‘divided.' :

: “Stantisld: is “Tot capable if controlling: ‘his own party. “and
. its program. and’ yet he wants to, control, Canadian Prices and

; salaries,” he. told his supporters. |

: said the “Prime - Minister. “And this.i is a solution on which: even his

Mr. Trudeau promised’ ‘ta’Fighl a- taiigher ‘and. better cam+

the ~ paign than he ‘did in 1972. “Last: time (we didn’t ‘work ‘hard
“enough... We didn't go out to every | Canailian and explain what it:

‘ls allabout, But this time you can ‘count on us.” *

In- Téranto, he “told some 1, 500 persons atending: | ane
mination meeting that ‘the Liberals will:bring inflation‘under con-

 trelif re-elected on July. R-- “* thal” I pledge to you.., It's: nol
going to he dny swift knockout: no 90 days of wonder and ama-
“zement, no NDP cireys ‘of slogans. But [I'm confident we've got 4

: gripon ‘thesproblent and ‘the continued, ‘linplementation ‘Of ne- <
: lective measures, as” we’ ve: “been doing, will wrestle. inflation to.

the ground. "

Last Tuesday. “Prime “Minister. SFrudeau flew: lo: “sydney. .
- Nava Scotia: accompanied hy. his wife Margaret and .youngesl son
- Sacha, where: he began a fourday: campaign train tour of" the Ma

oe ritimes and Quebec.’ un

: Mr. Trudeau toured a stack lant’ in n Sydney, rmingte
several “hundred . people in:long, told” ‘Cape Bretan Islanders tha

ee fr tae oe

BR eg ee Og ED mee ge

of repossessions;

“The: result;"*.:
Howard,” of

“sa said ° Mr.

/mave by the: Liberals (0: push |

interest rates up not,oniy will be --

Jo pul housing further oul of the

reach of (he average eitizen, but

"iCis drying up-mortgage. funds
so the entire housing. program
Will bei in jeopardy,’ . :

refusing . to. put: smoney ? into
-morigages even al ihe. more -.
lucralive rate for they fear-that

‘ty me. this proves, if. ad-
ditional proof Is necessary",
said’ Mr. Howard, “That” the

. policies of the Liberal Party are-

so far removed from. the rea]
needs. of the people thal they
deserve no. el supper
Whatever."

Indians Claims Must
Be Settled

way (his can be done is 10 first
‘seitle the, land ‘claims, then
telease the Indian. from his
lifelong bundage and allow him

16 choose for himself what mode
- of life -he wishes, and what field

of endeavour he prefers, -T want

the Indian people off my cback |

and onto their feet; Let the,
curls -detérmine who owns

what and:why. Then, and only. §
‘(hei can the Indian people enjoy Bm

“ahe freedom that has so long

beet denied then," ’ Stevens
asserted.

The day: af the wise td man
f the’ villages making policy
and regulating the lifestyle is

: jong gone.’ This is a new cra

wilh. ‘bright’ young ‘leaders;

-it:that if women draw a plow-.

‘share argund . the village at ,

‘night, “that. ‘will, “drive away
-epidemt

Frank Howard,
- “Candidate for Skeena said teday:-.-,
“while in Burns Lake that. the.
Canadian: National’ Railways’
-. appears to be'intent on making - .
it as difficult a¢ possible for the . -
‘ fravelling public to use theCN.
: passenger facilities. . Un

toy Frank Howard, said,
-SC.N.B, willbring its ‘summer -
: “schedule into effect on June 24th:
“and appears lo have gone oul of -

this recent tine padsengers gel into Jasper.

~ east.

educated. people . who ‘are,

*- anxious (0 gel on with the job al

* hand.” the. Tory eangidate
concluded: an :

+ An old Evropgan custom has:

‘N.D.P

“The

“its way lo ensure thal our north-

“95: minutes’ after.-the Trans-
continental train has left for the

The result ofihis is that -
; passengers desiring lo make Ihe

connéction with Trail'No.2 ha
a 24 hour: stop over in Jasper.”

Any ‘grade sehool student”
said Mr, Howard, “could have

_ schedule than the one C.N, will
pring into effect in-four weeks

* (imeand I'm convinced the C.N.
‘. wants ta, prevent” passengers

“> from travelling aver its line soit :
have.. an. exeuse - ‘to.
curtall

will. é
discontinue. or
passengers service i ina ‘number
of areas.”
. “Tye”
‘north line schedule and talked
with, a number of railroaders
sabout it” said Mr, Howard. “It

workbd cut -a more ‘sensible

had a look ‘al “the:

is possible to nik up (he ex ra.
> time needed to. make the con-

nection with Trail No.2 al
Jasper. without interfering with
safety. ©. In fact ‘there is ‘a
deliberate 20 ‘minute delay built

“Into the schedule” ‘for ‘the. last

part of. the runt Into" Jasper."

. ; ue :
. “If, of ‘course, ‘this is just a
mistake on the part of the C.N.

whieh’ I doubt, ‘then’ they: will”

raturally make the correction

“to the schedule as quickly ‘as
“possible and’ I for ane’ will: be

looking forward’ to “hearing
same public. statement ‘from
them coon” said Mr.. ‘Howard.

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Speaking
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Such ‘materlal is fraudulent
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