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NEW YEAR CENTENNIAL BALL
1966-1967
Saturday, December 31st, 1966
TERRACE COMMUNITY CENTRE
8:00 P.M,
Supper and Entertainment Provided -

Music By
THE CHORDITES
Supper Served at 8:00 P.M,
Tickets now available from P. Bogelund
Terrace Bakery Building - Lakelse Avenue
Phone -VI 3-6628
Price-~$7.00 per person

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displaying the talent of

ATTRACTIVE MOSAIC HANGINGS in B.C. Hydro’s
window for the festive season are the work of Skeend
Secondary School art classes 8, 9 and 10. Credit goes
to B.C. Hydro and Power Authority for prompting and

Figures fashioned from small sections of glossy ‘flint

these young art students,

ticles on pollution . control
written by the Minister of
Lands, Forests, ané Water Re
sources).

One of the most satisfying
things about the guidelines
drawn up at the recent pollu-
tion conference in Montreal
was the fact that British Col-
umbia already is meeting many
of the major recommendations,

For example, the guidelines
called for enactment of water
management legislation, estab-
lishment of a control board,
and provincial acceptance of
responsibility for assessment
and eontrol of water pollution.

British Columbia has had
this matter in hand for some
years. Furthermore, it is one
of only three provinces in Can-
ada with specific pollution
control legislation.

As I have said before, the
yoice of concern over pollution
is increasing in intensity, but
a surprisingly large segment of
the population still is apathetic
about the subject. It is our
good fortune that there are
men who feel a strong sense of
duty and. responsibility in the
matter of pollution control.

: British Columbia’s pollution
control measures are adminis-
tered by men drawn from these
ranks, Their work is a consid-
erable contribution to the sue-
cessful development. of sour
province.- At the same time
they. are helping us avoid the
pollution pitfalls into which
some other areas of North
America have stumbled

Today in this province we
are not plagued with wide-
apread pollution and, with this
in mind, our main objectives
must be directed tawards con-|
trol of future pollution associat-
ed with the industrial. and
economic’ expansion of our pro-
vince, .

Those who feel that our
rivers and lakes must be: retain-
ed in their original state of
purity. will be-disappointed In
what I have to-say for I can
offer only. realities, No .matter
how much one may want ‘to
avoid it, the truth is that pollu-|-
tion is inherent in‘ man’s pro-
gress, The two cannot ‘be
separated.

Believe this, but also believe
tha pollution can be controlled
kept within permissible
acceptable limits.

Our next step is the matter
of responsibility, Every one
must share in the responsibility

of’ pollution. control.

the legislation for control’ and
a pollution control board has
heen set up to administer this
legislation. However, as with
everything else, the final de-
gree of success depends direct:
ly .upon the degree of ’ public
co-operation. It also’ depends
. because

fon be no intelligent co-opern:
} ee

«Let us consider first the gav-
ernment’s - course,. There ‘ls the

€d ‘of seven membera,. all. gov-
erriment “officials, . with back-

gathorlly on: matters. relating

‘Future Pollution Control
Must Be Our Objective

—by THE HON. RAY WILLISTON, Minister of Lands, —
, Forests, and Water Resources

(This is the last of three ar-|

The. government has enacted|

grounds ‘or. ‘associations, that|"_
.énable’ them.’ to speak with| .

Since April, 1965, amended
legislation has given me, as
Minister of Lands, Forests, and
Water Resources, the respon-
sibility for administration of
the Pollution Contro] Act.

The key to our pollution
control lies in the board's au-
thority over the discharge of
waste into any waters under
its jurisdiction. No such dis-
charge may take place without
a permit from the board. Fur:
thermore, the legislation con-
tains many other pertinent
sections providing extensive
powers to control waste dis-
charges, all of which subscribe
to the government's position
respecting pollution control.

However, while the board’s
extensive authority is essential
to effective control, it is not
designed to ride roughshod
over. the public interest,

When an application for a
permit is filed, the board ad-
vises the local medical health
officer through the provincial
Health Branch. It also advises
fishery agencies and any other
official government body likely
to be interested.

’ At the same time, the appli-
cant is required to advertise
his. intent so that anyone likely
to be affected may.be aware
of the proposal and have an.
opportunity to file an objection
with the board. It is then the
board’s responsibility to decida
whether or not the objection
warrants a heating.

It is probably at this stage
that a well-informed public is
most important to the balance
of our pollution control pro-
gram as it surely must-be ob
vious that, for the board to be
influenced by the objection,
the protest must be realistic
and deal with the entire matter.
in’ proper perspective.
Remember that our province
is growing and must. continue
to grov. Remember, tap, that
our. water resource ia a major
factor in this growth and. that
some ‘Dilution must pccur, But
above all remember that pollu-
tion can be controlled at levels
consistent with: the Ereateat.
good of the- community. :

“This is 'the ‘sort of intelligent’
public -attit@fe that will. help
lead to’ satisfactory solution
in our pollution: ‘control pro-
gram, It could be one of our
major ‘Investments in the fu:
ture, Prosperity of British Col.
umbla, « .

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“Yesterday our karate lesson
taught us how te break &
board with.our bare hand, .

them,

paper in shades of red, orange, yellow and blue present
a startling, colorful window display. Appreciation of
the art work was widespread as two or three of the
hangings will find their way to South America because
visitors from Caracas, Venezuela stopped to admire

window hangings for B.C.

Paul and Tom Dewling,

PUTTING 7 THE FINISHING TOUCHES to “the mosaic

e 4807 Lozelle Ave.

What's maf
House

. PARTITIONS ; -
There are two genéral types
of partitions In house construc:
tion, load bearing partitions ‘and
non-load partitions. Interior
load bearing partitions support
the floor or ceiling joists above
them, They form a continuous
bearing through the bunilding|{
and make the frame of. the
building more rigid, If any
member of a. bearing partition
is notched for one of the me-
chanical services, it should be
suitably reinforced. Non-bear-
ing partitions carry no load
from the upper parts of the
building. They are: used 4a di-
vide the floor space into rooms.
They ‘can also be used to‘ en-
close eléctriecal, heat and
plumbing pipes and ducts. Pros-
pective homeowners shouldl[,
watch for workmanship and
materials. Nalling procedures
are outlined in the Residential
Standards which are available
at all Central Mortgage and
Housing Corporation offices.
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Hydro's. window for Christ-

mas are Skeena Secondary School art teacher Jack
Hepplewhaite and four of the students who took part
in the art work, Terrie Kolterman, Julia Cooper, Don

The winners were presented
with instamatice cameras by
School Trustee Dr. R. E, Lee
of School District No. 53. Sub-
ject. of the essays was “Wastes
are Dangerous.” The presenta-
tions were made prior: to the
Christmas vacation. :

The essay contest was de-
‘signed to .stimulate interest in

Skeena. district; which: extends
‘west. to the Queen’ Charlotte :Is-
lands ‘and east” ‘to’ ‘Houston. The
prizes’ were awarded to-the best
in Grade 6 and. 7, in all school
districts,

. Dy E. Luck, MBBS, DPH,
director of: Skeena Union Board
of Health, said “The standard

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Local Essayists —
Win Cameras

Terrace winners in a recent essay competition spon-
sored by the Skeena Board of Health are Kathy Orr of
‘Grade 7A, Clarence Michiel School
of Grade 6, Cassie Hall School.

and Shelley Larkin

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Kathy Orr is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Len Orr of 4606
Walsh, and Shelley Larkin ‘the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gor
ton Larkin of 4024 Agar. Ave,

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