* (b) Whereas development

THE HERALD, Wednesday, October 20, 1974, PAGE AN

Pages a8 development heallh cave gucations! [ai B.C. Alumni Speak

From Page must take place to ma: secondary educationa

rR ee ae our work force, our small facilities. J “~ umn pea ers
government shortly after business, and a lifestyle for RESOLUTION NO. 1@ - ig Bureau = ,
their election in 1975... the people comparable to HIGHWAYS

Be it resolved that the the rest of Canada. The Minister of Highwa Ifan audience is what you Southern Africa; Tax

provincial government be
etitioned to renegotiate
is agreement as scon as
possible. Carried:

(c) Whereas there is no
comprehensive plan for
regional economic ex-
ansion for the Pacific

in hia recent visit to the

northwest area announced
the letting of a paving
contract to complete about

have, and a speaker is what

i you need, the UBC Speakers

Bureau may be Just the
thing to fill the bill.

reform: What is Canadian
English; Preparing your
child for Grade One; Film
production; Art in Society;

ae orthwest. 10 miles of Highway 16 ;
_ Kitimat - Recommended that the between Terrace and Prince : Buresu, 1 aacoject” of the Research and cancers Solar
Chamber federal government and Rupertmainly in the area of § ! UBC Alumni Association, Energy and many more.

RESOLUTION NO. 1 -
MINISTER OF LABOUR

That, since it is our
opinion that memberships of

British Columbia unions

comprise responsible
citizens, and that the
executive bodies of some
British Columbia unions

provincial governments in a
joint program with our
regional districta and
municipal governments
develop detail plan for
regional economic ex-

msion for the people of

nada, the province of
British Columbia and the

ple of the Pacific Nor-

- and fill another six miles

Exstew to Shames on ia

roadbed prepared by the.

Department of Hig ways
about two years ago by day
labour.,He algo advised of a
call for tenders to quarry

from about mile 46 to 52 in
the Kwinitsa area. This then
leaves about 18 miles on

= has lined up an impressive

list ef eager, able — not to
mention entertaining and
informative speakers from

> ail areas of the campus. The
. range of their topics is as

diverse as the interests of
the university itself.

A few samples: Back-
packing in California — and

If your

group or
organization would like to

receive a capy of the
bureau's brochure, outlining
the services of the bureau, a
listing of .topics and in-
structions for arranging a
speaker contact Dennis
Hon, 624-9737 (Prince

have demonstrated alms thwest as a priority which there is no com-

See ear eemnotny Beep aa 5° The Present Comite a 2 es f cems; Health foods and food Alumni Association, 6251 .
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, IONA CAMPAGNOLO flanked on the left fads: Marine Pollution; Cecil Green Park Road, j

and harmful to the world-
wide reputation of our
province, your: ministry
should enact legislation to
ensure that major decisions
cannot be made by the
executive bodies of British
‘Columbia unions without
broad-based and easily
discernable support of the
respective — memberships.

Presented by Kitimat
Chamber of Commerce,
RESOLUTIONS NO, 2 -
SOLICLITOH GENERAL,
OTTAWA, ONTARIO

We have great concern
with the permissive trend in
our Canadian prison system
and urge you and your
government to return to a
more rigid system that will
rotect the Canadian citizen
in the first place and the
welfare of the prisoners
second.

Presented by Kitimat
Chamber of Commerce.
RESOLUTION NO. 2 -
MINISTER OF TRAN-
SPORT.

That with the end of this
month, Northland will be
terminating the only coastal
passenger service on this

(a) Whereas tran-
sportation is a major con-
sideration in a plan to
develop the Pacific Nor-
thwest. .

Recommended: That the
federal andor provincial

governments implement.

and conduct a total tran-
sportation study for nor-

western B.C., and the
Yukon, and that said study
be coordinated with the
ongoing’ ‘transportation
study being cenducted for
southeastern Alaska by the
State of Alaska.

The study shall include
but not be limited to:

(a) Roads and railroads
for resource development in
northwestern B.C. and the
Yukon.

(b) Ports for changing
mode of surface resource
transportation from land to
water and vice versa.

(ec) A highway link from
the Stewart-Cassiar High-
way ta the Allin-Whitehorse
Road

(d) Air strip development
and regional air routes
between Alaska and nor-
thwest B.C.

overdue but based on the
minister's indication of

another approximate five

miles per year it would be
five years before this sec-

Hon of highway is complete.

With ‘tae opening of the

deep sea port facility. in | .

Prince Rupert and ever
increasing tourist traffic we

‘are concerned about the’

apparent great amount of

-time required to get ‘this

work done.

We challenge the minister ~

to speed up the present
program by at least com-
pletion of-those parts of the
roads not—— requiring
quarrying and fill, mainly

e area Kwinitsa to Kasiks
in the 1977 season and to
make every effort to speed
up the quarrying and filling

program.

Be it resolved that the
northwest B.C. Chamber of
Commerce support in
principle the construction of
a crude oil pipeline between
Kitimat, B.C. and Ed-
monton, Alberta and sub-

vently request that the
following areas of concern
be adequately dealt with

by Tony Motley.

by Bill Baker and on fhe right

fa

Alecho] and the unborn
child; The

crises) in|

Vancouver, B.C. VéT 1X8

(228-3313),

‘you save alot more than youthink.

_ Last year, we asked B.C. home-owners to ensure that their _
homes had proper insulation to meet present day needs. Thousands
listened, and insulation was up-graded in ten thousand more homes.
than the previous year. The energy saved was enough to heat a |

thousand additional B.C. homes.

Coast, as result many points . . before permission is
along our northern coastline Prince Rupert granted for the con- wey 7 . . _— . ;
will be left without aircraft cer Is the insulation in your home doing an efficient job?

except when small aircraft
can get in.

Your ever-made

statement that other | Whereas northwestern
carriers will take over is not British Columbia has basie Canadian waters meet fully ; : ; ; _ |
the Case. announced Whereas, northwestern requisements as set out bY It’s easy to find out. Just contact your insulation dealer. |

on October 13, 1976 that they

will not be operating a ¢Guc 7 eal cu oe eed 7 wees:
_passenger service...) facilites and’ related “ser- navigational ‘aids. be occu. WHICH i -
ar view of your, extreme "vices" in various: ‘com: provided: and be fully © +: which type is, most suitable, and what costs you can expect. wo
_ subsidies of the eastern ™unities and operative prior, to com: ea aelcemn EE RE ro | _— a 4

Seaboard including the

populated centers along the
’ Bay of Fundy service, we
request that you reinstate

the subsidy to Northland to which creates tran: full environmental ay, .. . wT, oe
aperate the passenger cargo sportation, housing and _ protection. Ts Working with you to use energy wisely.

service presently in effect.

(Request this be sent by

telegram because of lack of
lime). Presented by Kitimat
Chamber of Commerce.
- RESOLUTION NO. 4 -
DEVELOPMENT

(a) Whereas development
- in the Pacific northwest has
been piecemeal and
sometimes done withcut
consideration for future
development or the bet-

‘ Chamber

RESOLUTION. NO. 9

British Columbia has basic
educational, - medical

and Canada has the vast

majority. of its population .

near the southern

Whereas it would be
beneficial to the future of

Canada for the population .
- and related facilities to be

more evenly distributed
throughout the nation. ;
Be it Resolved that
overnments of ‘British
columbia: and’ Canada
should implement policies
which develop the mid and
northern parts of the

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DISTRICT OF TERRACE mc

NOTICE OF ELECTION

_ PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the electors of the Municipality
of Terrace that | require the presence of the said electors at the Municipal
Building, 3215 Eby Street. Terrace, B.C. on Monday, the 25th day of
October, 1976, at the hour of ten‘o‘clock in the forenaan, for the purpose of
electing persons to represent them as:

ALDERMAN {Three} for a two year term (1977-1978 calendar years).

THE MODE OF NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES SHALL BE AS
FOLLOWS: Candidates shall be nominated in writing by two duly
qualified electors of the municipality, The nomination paper shall be-
delivered fo the Returning Officer at any time between the date of this,
notice and noon of theday of nomination. The nomination paper may be in
the form prescribed in the Municipal Act, and shail. state the name,

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IN THE EVENT OF A POLL BEING NECESSARY, such poll will be
opened at the Clarance Michiel Elementary School Gymnasium, 3430
Sparks Street, Terrace, British Columbia, on the 20th day of November,
1976, between the hours of 6:00 o'clock In the forenoon and 4:00 o’clock in.
the afternoon, and Advance Polls will be held at the Municipal Building,
3215 Eby Street, Terrace, British Columbla, between the hours of 9:00
o'clock in the forenoon and 6:00 o’clack im the afternoon, on Monday,
November 15th, 1976 and at Mills Memorial Hospital, 2711 Tetrauit Street,
Terrace, British Columbla, between the hours of 4:00 o’clock in the
afternoon and 6:00 o'clock In the afternoon, on Friday, November 19th,
1976, of which every person is hereby required fo take notice and govern
himself accordingly. - ce

Given Under My Hand at Terrace, British Columbia this’ 18th day of
~ October, 76" or : a

238 City Centre
Kitimat, B.E.
632-2135

From

Yano quiet 4648 Lakelse Ave.

Terrace, B.C.
635-2281

oe, . - MA. Macdonald
Mo me, ’ : Returning Officer