Wednesday, March 23, 1966

[Green Goes To
ZJBC Senate

@aihe Honorable Howard Green,
C., QC, LL.D, of Vancouver, a
mcmer Conservative minister of
blic works and secretary of
mente for external affairs in the
mavernment of Canada, has been
mpointed to the senate of the
Bivesity of British Columbla by
Mm province of British Columbia,
aves announced last week by the
meenorable L. R. Peterson, minis-
m of education.
Beir. Green, who represented
ancouver ridings in the House
mCommons from 1935 to 1983, is
mnative British Columbian, He
mes born and attended school in
Meeeic, attended the University of
meronto and Osgoode Hall law
memool, and was called to the Bar
fm British Columbia in 1922.
miis appointment to the UBC
ate is for a period of three
rs. In announcing the appoint.
t ‘Mr. Peterson described -Mr,
en as an outstanding Canadian.
s wide experience will be of
timable value to higher educa-
; .” ‘Mr. Peterson said. “I am
weestident. that education in Brit-
aa Columbia will be enriched by
” appointment.”

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112 Million Allotted For Canada Reserves

A massive Indian reserve

improvement program to cost

the Federal Government $112,000,000 in the next five years
was announced last week by Superintendent General of

Indian Affairs Arthur Laing.

"Under the program Indians will
receive assistance to provide bet-
ter housing, safe water supply,
sanitation facilities, electrification
of homes and improved roads in
their communities,” Mr. Laing
said. ;

A comprehensive study of hous-
ing conditions on reserves com-
pleted in February, 1965, confirm-
ed the need for 12,000 new homes
over the next five years together
with the necessary facilities and
community services,

The situation was discussed with
the National Indian Advisory
Board which met in Ottawa Jan-
uary 10 - 12. The board called for
an accelerated program to elimin-
ate the problem in the shortest
time.

Under the accelerated program
the objective is to build 12,000
homes in the next five years. The
cost will be met from personal and
band fund contributions and about
$75,000,000 in public funds. Mr.
Laing said, “The program will be
flexible to meet the wide variety
of reserve conditions across Can-
ada, but will recognize four gen-

widowed, aged, indigent and dis-
abled, suitable housing wii] be pro-
vided largely at public expense.
Secondly, for Indian families liy-
ing in marginal economic areas
help will be provided for homes
of minimum standards. Thirdly,’In-
dian families living on reserves
where economic conditions and
Prospects are favorable, who are
able to contribute to the cost of
their homes, will be provided with
assistance to acquire a higher
standard of home. Fourthly, Indian
families wishing to relocate off re-
serves to obtain employment will
be provided with financial assist-
ance to enable them to take ad-
Fantage of normal lending facili-
es,

In addition to housing a rural
electrification program will be un-
dertaken using existing public uti-
lities wherever possible. “Progress
on many reserves has been seri-
ously hampered by the lack of
power, It is necessary to provide
electricity to the reserves,” Mr.
Laing stated. The cost of this pro-
gram over the next five years is
expected to be $7,000,000 and will
be directed mainly to communi-
ties where Indians lack band funds
necessary to extend facilities.

On many reserves adequate

water and sewage systems are non-
existent and vast improvements in
this field are required if ‘Indian

enjoyed by the majority of other
Canadians. Some $20,000,000 will
be spent for this purpose.

In order to provide access to and
from reserves for school children,
employment opportunities, and
economic development, adequate
Toads are necessary. To this end
some $17,000,000 will be spent in
co-operation with Indian band
councils and other levels of gov-
ernment.

To co-ordinate the reserve im:
provement program, community
Planning has been undertaken on
a number of reserves and scores of
other communities will be examin-
ed as the needs and priorities are
set by the Indian communities.

To carry out this ambitious plan
the services of other government
agencies, parffcularly the Central
Mortgage and Housing Corpora-
tion, will be utilized to the fullest
extent, Of particular importance
is the total involvement and par-
ticipation of Indian band councils

and the Iridian people.
==

A protective measure in the
home is to familiarize every adult
member of the family with the
phone number of police, fire de-
partment and family doctor, A list
of these should be kept handy to
the phone. Each member, inelud-
ing the bigger children, should
know how to turn off electricity,
fas and water at the main where
these utilities enter the building,

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TERRACE 15 losing RCMP Con-
Stable “Big Ed” Michayluk. The
popular policéman has been ap-
pointed to a new posting in At-
lin, B.C, and will leave on Fri-
day together with his wife Gloria
and small son, Ian, Constable
Michayluk eame to Terrace in
1960. He is a member of the

Terrace branch BPO Elks and

has taken an active part in
coaching Little League baseball
as well as Cubs and Scouts. Con-
stable Michayluk has been plac-
ed in charge of the Atlin detach-
ment. He has served seven years
on the police force.

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