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, No. 8

22 Pages

‘Wednesday, September 1 4, 1966

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‘10 Cents a Cony, Be Year ~~ Press Run 3

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__ MUA OUDLEY 6. LITTLE

. best four years in history”

' $¢

LIB

‘Dud Little
To Represent Skeena’

Re-elected to-his third term as ‘MLA for Skeena, Dudley a
G. Little said following Monday's election, ‘The - north. -
country is now onthe move and the next four. years will be =
the best four years in our-history.” . ;

Provincial. Election

Score™ Board

FINAL STANDINGS
ELECTED: 1966

16

er
PARTY. ‘| AINS
SC from NDP‘.
NDP from ‘$C...
LIB from. §C. ow
SC (new seats) _

NDP
LIB.
TOTAL

At latest count, Little had cap-
tured Skeena riding: witha, total
of 2,693 votes as against hig ‘near-
est opponent Ronald, Douglas, NDP,

_|who polled 1,634, Liberal candidate |
| Jyor Donald drew 682 votes. There

were three polls yet -to come’ and
the absentee yate remained to be’

-|eounted, — -
Elsewhere in the north the So-/.

cred members retained their seats
and the only major upset of the
election came.in Point Grey, where
Altorney General Robert Bonner

4) | and his running mate Dr. Lawrence

PARTY VOTE -
Party vote from 3,227 of 3,919
polls (07 per cent).
1906 1983:

s¢ 329,662 46% 41%.
NDP 245,523 340 28
4744 20 620
PC . 1535 11
Others = 2,718

TOTAL. 726,733

Boy Cyclist Hit
At Intersection - _
Nine-year-old | ‘Marcel “Dallaire
S in, Mills Memorial ‘pospital in
Merrace after belpg struck down
fy a car at the corner of. Lazelle
md Enxfierson late Monday after:
OT,
B Marcel is the son of Mr, and
René Dallaire of Park
venue, He was knocked from
bicycle by a car driven by
uckid Page of Terrace at about
B30. p.m. yesterday.
RCMP ssid today there will. be
o charges arising out: of the: in-
Rdent,-
A Young | Dallaire is belleved - to

mave entered the crogswalk on his’

Hike, seconds after Page had stop-
Bed for clearance before starting
| left-hand turn. -
| The youngster was taken im-
rediately to the LeeNicholson
allinic. and then to Mills Memorial
afospital. He suffered a broken
sht’.arm. and superficial
pratches to this face as well 36

“Property

Want Amendn ent

Municipal Council heard a forthright presentation from

Owners.

a group of property owners Tuesday night in which it was
requested that certain properties between Walsh Avenue and
Greig Avenue, as well as between Munro Street and Kenney
Street, be excluded from the present R-3 zoning as set out in
the new Municipal zening bylaw. - va,

The - ‘delegation. ot property
owners did not’ file. a. rezoning
application. ‘The ‘terms: “of - their
request -.wete’ clearly. outlined.
They. are seeking - an amendment

to the present. zoning by-law which

would: protect them from the
development of vacant lands in
their neighborhood for apartments
and multiple dwellings.
Spokesman ‘for ‘the’. group. was
Mrs, R. Batter, who told’ Counell
the. group would like to have a
public’ hearing on the question,

. Mamicial ~Counell " previously

Melting Pot .

(HE HONORASLE | FINANCE

INISTER Mr, Sharp may have .

mirepared his report with a.
sieenly sharpened penell but the
m priting on the wall looks messy
B jonetheless. Taxes are going up.
mipending is. being curtailed.
mireight rates are, going up.
m ‘igarettes have already gone up.
itep to the rear of the car

ease. — everything appesrs to

h going upl

m iturday night spot at Lakelss
oe ike - called Lakelse Lodge?
j jatch for. a bigger and better
ld newer version about to be.
velled out there soon by the
‘oyers, Ole and Frede, Open:
mb was slightly delayed while .
2 spent some time in the hos-.

G CBC Neighborly News fella.
is carried away with Kitimat a’

"| Kalam River, This is just to

| $10.00"
“HERE'S A SMALL POINT: It

"with at’ the: ‘moment, --

inform the man that Terraca is
the name of the place!» .

A RESOURCEFUL. ‘LOGGER at
the Lions Sports Day last week-
end used his . power - saw. -to
whistle | ‘up an impromptu chair

‘and then. raffled of same «for

has been stated that the most

a dangerous driver is. a:man be-'

MEMBER that “woniderfi NEB: ‘20 and 24 and the safest.

‘Is a woman-between.41 and 53.
In Highway Safety ‘News, issued.
by- the. Canadian. Highway. Coun.
cll, no Jess.- :

DID. YOU... KNOW. ‘that. ‘Prank.

* Howard, MP for’ Skeens almost.

. monkey-wrenched: the recent:-re-:
cessing of Parliament - because.
he feK it was a foolish move on.

~ | on the. patt“of the: government:

wheo. thera [s so much to deal -
Hewes
right af course.”

Lae — . everybody “bas”
foldet’s cramp this week!

accepted and . acted -wpon. the
recommendations of: the“ Advisory
Planning Commission: in dealing
with the properties involved,

was. decided at-that time .that. ine
large vacant areas, am amounting : to
about 25. acres, be-zoned' ag RS,
allowing for apartments and. mul-
tiple.-dwellings.. The vacant‘ prop-
erty which: has homeowners |
the area’ worrled Is owned by two | 2
people, neither of whom has in-
dicated: what: use Ls intended for

| the land. .

“Mra. ‘Batter asked Council _to
decide “on-the-spot” whether or
not the group. would ba given an

. j additional ' hearing. |
_ | She. said, “In making. the orig: |

‘linal decision, Municipal .. Council
did not show due’ regard foe: our
| property values, In our area, there

are a humber of brand new. homes
valued anywhere from $25,000. to
$40,000 and homeowners with this
amount invested are. not shout to|:
sell thelr property for multiple
dwelling developments and are

_Jquite concerned with the prospect

of - having’. apartment © buildings
spring: up. within the © _ neighbor.
hood.”.:

Councillor. ‘Parry Smith said -he
was not prepared to make a. de-
cision ‘on the matter “Tuesday
night,-and called for . a special |.

meeting of Council: together with

| répresentatives from the Advisory

Planning: Commission’ and ‘at least
two members, of the, Petitioning
group.

Regarding: Council's "original
decision:in the matter, Councillor
Smith ‘said, “We've made. a ‘deel:
sion ‘in good’ faith and I'm certain-
ly not prepared to-go all through

“| the. matter “again ‘tonight - ‘and |:

on to make a second decl-

-| Ranta, both lost out to Liberal con-

tenders Dr. Patrick McGeer and
Garde Gardom.

in Vancouver that he was hopeful
of a -Tesignation which would pro-
vide the defeated Attorney Gener-
al with an opportunity to regain’ a

seat in the Legislature.

- Premier Bennett did not. hint as
might provide the
‘he did not wish to make any com-

ment regarding the- matter at this
time. He indicated he has had no

‘/ communication: with: Premier ‘Ben-

nett ‘on thé aubjedt.- "75
MGA Little: hag been ihe Skeet

| représentative, since 4 Dears
‘|a-record of public service: fe ek

includes five years on the Terrace
Board of Village ‘Commissioners
and a year as president of the
Terrace Board of Trade, He was a

$400 Scholarship

‘In addition to “other * awards
t| Mary (Moyra)’ ‘McDonagh, a 1966
graduate of -Skeena “Secondary
School, received word that -she is
winner. of $400 - Pacific

larship. The award is given on ‘the

“In | baais of scholastic standing, char-

acter, and interest in school and
community affairs,

Moyra, who is the daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. T .McDonagh - of
Terrace, was born.in Belfast, Ire-
and, She attended ‘elementary.
schools in Winfield in the Okana-
| gan; Cassie Hall and Veritas. “in
Terrace.’ She took grades 8, 9, and
10 of her high :school at Veritas
and completed grades - nH and. 12)
‘at Skeena Secondary.-°.

““Moyra is entering the Ficully’of

') Education at the University. ‘of

British Columbia. ; ;
a = :
September ‘Seminar
On Community Plan
A series of Community Planning
Seminars to be held in Northern
B.C. during the last week in :Sept-
‘ember includes one day-long: ses-
sion in Terrace, it waa ‘learned | tes
here this week. - ;
: Purpose: of: the seminars S ‘to
bring citizens, experts and elected
officlals together to discuss «im: |.

ning problems.
Thuraday, September 29. with: ac-
tivities commencing at "12 noon: in
a luncheon. meeting, and contin-
in the evening.

Seminar iz $9.00. Applications are
avallable at the Munielyal offices.

e-electe

Socreds He

Premier W, A. C. ‘Bennett ‘said.

to what constituency he. expected. turns -as they became available.

Skeena, MLA Little told the Herald | :

-Skeena. Grad Wins

Brewers’ . Watehousivg Ltd.” seho-,

|Kispiox Res.
Fort Babine. 20

portant local. ‘and : regional ’ plan-|t
“Terrace will hold its seminar-on,

uing ‘through to a public: meeting y
_iagiaetion fon ct the Tecrace|

‘gq SByzOR0TA.

*Larcaey |*

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jomer parlusr dE EE pole

company and is the present owner -

of Terrace Concrete Products. . -

Mr, Little and. his wife Mary. =
reside on Birch Avenue -in: Ter-...
race. They have two children, a

Anne, 10 and d Lorne, | 22.

Hold .
Northern | ‘Seats

Fears: were. dispelled
Monday night for northern Social

Credit: candidates and their sup- .
porters. when provincial ‘election |

returns indicated a definite’. vote
of. confidence | for - incumbents, ._ .
Dudley Little, -Skeena; William ~-
Murray, Prince “Rupert; Cyril

Shelford, Omirieca; and “Ray Wil-
liston, Fort George.

In Terrace, Social Credit head: -

quarters.on Kalum street was fill-
ed with. supporters watching a
CFIK. television broadcast of re-

On Tuesday afternoon there
were: still three polls to be heard
from in Skeena and the count
stood at 2,898 for Little, Social

“1,634: ‘for. Douglas, NDP;
Do! eral

Smithers:

Poll Sta.’ “Little. Douglas | Donild. ~

SC NDE” 1

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Kitwanga."
Kwinitsa .
Moricetown.-- :

N. Hazelton .

Skna.. Cross.
Smithers.

S. Hazelton
Terrace

Usk ¢ Pos
Ktwnel. Res. 11
Gln. Vow Res. 1°
-§
Hartley Bay” 6.

_oteeteenebl

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“Bo

“aBBeancena

Smith, Land. 0. —
Nechako. 402 —~
Kildala© 254
Kemano 38

Polls yet. to come are

Copp

eke

‘River, Remo. and oa ape a8

well as the absentee votes,

F: rancesco | co Trio

To Open. Season

The :Kitimat ‘Concert Associa.
tion has announced it- will launch ~~

the 1966-67 concert season on. |

Sunday, September 25, with a per- .
formanca by the Francesco Trio, |
The concert marky the firet in the —
egular Alaska Music Trails ser-

ae is scheduled for the Mount
Elizabeth Auditorium. and: curtain:

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