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season soccer action was held
Skeena Secondary Sunday.

in Companies Act changes

K. Rafe Mair, Minister of
Consumer and Corporate
Affairs, introduced
legislation recent]
amending the Britis
Columbia Companies Act.

‘The major amendment,"
said Mr. Mair, “will allow
directors of British
Columbia reporting com-
panies the flexibility to _
determine the dividend rate
and redemption provisions
immediately prior to the
issue of the shares. At
present this can only be
done by - eailling 4a
shareholders meeting, often
an awkward and expensive
process for a company.

ese special rights given to
the directors are passed by
the shareholders of the
company so that contro]
remains in the hands of the
shareholders.”

Similar provisions exist
under the Canada Business
Corporations’ Act-‘and: the”
Alberta, Manitoba and
Ontario Companies Acts.
There are some Con-
sequential amendments to
other sections as a result of

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Hearing will be held

proposed contract is
following area:

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Street Address:

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information,
the Municipal Hall.

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' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Public
on proposed Land Use
Contract By-law Project No. ADP-02-5019-

Lot 3, District Lot 616,
Range 5, Coast District, —

of the proposed Land Use

Terrace industrial Park Limited is to provide for
the servicing on the perimeter roads around
District- Lot 616, namely Braun - Street,

The proposed Land Use Contract may be viewed
by any and all persons requiring more specific
during regular business hours at

The Public Hearing will be held in the Municipal
Council Chambers on Monday, May 9th, 1977 at

Any and all persons having an interest in the
proposed Land Use Contract By-law Project No.
ADP-02-5019 shal} take notice and be governed

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Clerk-Administrator
DISTRICT OF TER

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“The change will give
British Columbia cor-
porations the flexibility
needed to- adequately
finance their new programs,
and put them in a more
competitive position in.
going to capital markets,”
said the minister. “

Provisions in the present
act allowing for persons to
obtain, financial assistance

om the company to_pur-
chase it, are improved and

. British Columbia companies

will now be permitted to
carry on business as &
trustee in bankruptcy,
under federal legislation.
Previously; only individuals
could be so licenced in
British Columbia and_ this
could create some problems
where a large bankruptey is
concerned. ’
“Finally,” said Mair, “we
have allowed B.C. com-

‘panies’ who: expand: -into"

quebec to use the French
equivalent of ‘Limited’,
‘Limitee’, at the end of their
name. This only recognizes
commercial and linguistic

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SAN RAFAEL, Spain
Reuster - The great white
hope is a slum child who

uts his trust in the virgin

ary and says that after the
fight of his life he will spend
a week eating ravioli cooked
by mama. ’

Six months ago, Alfredo
Evangelista was rated No.
30 by the World Boxing
Council, Now he ranks 10

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reality in Canada and we
are pleased to make this
small technical change in
the Act,” said Mair.

CROSSWORD
PUZZLE

the 22-year-old

heavyweight hopes to take
the world crown from
Muhammed Ali

It_ will
professional fight in the
career of Evangelista, who
got his muscles carrying
meat and greens in markets
of Uruguay and Argentina.
He has won 16 and lost one.
The defeat was to Italy’s
unrated Lorenzo Zamon last
year.

Whatever the outcome of
the fight, he will collect only
$75,000 opeinst Ali's purse
estima at $2.5 million.

“Pm not fighting for the
money all I want is the
world title,” Evangelista
says. For him even to fight
against Ali, the boxer he
most admires, is a triumph
and the breakthrough he has
long prayed for.

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GREAT WHITE HOPE?

That is not the way
Evangelista’s former Cuban
manager, Kid Tunero,
thought. He told his pupil he
was not yet ready to meet
the champ. Evangelista
now has a i.cw mahager,
Spain's, Jose Maria Martin.

Evangelista says he is
confident his youth and
fitness will «give the
necessary edge over Ali's
experience onger reach
and faster footwork. To

‘ make doubly sure of victory,

he has had his silk robe
blessed at a shrine of the
Virgin May of Lourdes in his
hometown, Montevideo.

“A gentle, long-haired
giant with a soft handshake
and a childlike smile,
Evangelista may only have
half his mind on when
they meet in the ring.

Married last year,
Evangelista wants te fly
back to adrid as soon as
possible after the fight

ause his wife Guadaly
is expecting their firat child
between May 15 and 20,

His mother will be staying
by his wife and preparing to
cook her son’s favourite
food, gnocchi and ravioli,

Brewers strangle
Toronto Blue Jays

By MIKE BROWN -

TORONTO CP - Rookie
right-hander Brian Haas
and twa relief pitchers
combined on a five-hitter
Monday night to lead
Milwaukee Brewers to 4 3-1
American League baseball
decision over Toronto Blue

Jays.

Haas, 1-1, gaining his first
major league victory, was
lifted after giving up his
fourth hit with one out in the
ninth inning. Bob McClure
and Bill Castro both came
on in. the ninth, with
NecClure giving up two hits
before being relieved by
Castro, wo retired the last
two batters. .

Toronto starter Steve
Hargan, 1-2, was in trouble

om the inning,
up one run in the inst and
two in the sixth: Hargan
was relieved in the sixth by
Jerry Johnson, who allowed
three hits the rest of the

way.

Cecil Cooper led the 12-hit
Brewers’ attack with three
singles and a double. His
first inning two-base hit

scored the first Milwaukee _

run.
Ken McMullen also had a
double scoring one

Milwaukee -run In the two-
run Brewers’ sixth, He
added two singles in his
three other appearances.
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Toronto run with tas seventh
homer, over the right-centre
field fence in the seventh.

Best Wishes to
the Herald
on your Daily

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when he returns and gives
up his diet for a week, as he
does after every fight.

As soon as Evangelista
made enough money boxing
in Spain, he brou t his
mother, 15)year-ola‘ brother
and nine-year-old sister
over from Uruguay. @
obtained Spanish nationality
a few weeks ago and now
owns two homes in Spain
where he has been fighting
for the last two years.

His father Roque, a 44-
year-old wel -scarred
former smalltime boxer,
remembers when Alfredo
was born on Dec. 4, 1954.

“He weighed five kilos - 11
pounds. just kissed his
mother and told her ‘we

require a

in the Terrace Area

I believe God will
grant me that wish.”

time the
Evangelisias lived in a two-
room asbestes shack in one
of the poor suburbs of
Montevideo.

Roque now supervises his
son’s training in the unlikel:
setting of a sailing clu
beside a man made lake 35

Community College.

not necessary. for this

are

The salary to be paid is $8,000.00 a year.

of references by May 98 1977

_ Mr. EM. Hamiiton

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THE HERALD, Tuesday, May 3, 1977, PAGE AY

- Unknown poises to meet Ali

SCHOOL DISTRICT HO. 68 (TERRACE) |
NORTHWEST COMMUNITY COLLEGE

Part-time Co-ordinator of Adult Education

The Co-ordinator is responsible to a Joint School
Board-College Committee for the promotion,
administraton and supervision of the Adult
Education Programs in the Terrace Area. There
may also be minor duties in relation to Con-
tinuing Education Programs at Northwest

Applicants should have the skills and experience
necessary to develop and co-ordinate an Adult
Education Program. Qualifications as a teacher.
position.

Applicants please apply with resume and names

to:

District Superintendent of Schools
School District No. a8 (Terrace)
Box 460

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Preliminary | Port

Hearing / Inquiry

Legion Hall, Kitimat, B.C.
Wednesday, May 4,.1977
2-5 p.m. 7-10 p.m.

The Government of Canada,has
eppainted Or. Andrew Thompson to
hold public hearings into the social,
environmental and other aspects of
a deep sea ail port at Kitimat, British
Columbia, and into the broader
concerns and issues related to oil
tanker traffic on the west coast.
The purpose af this preliminary
hearing Is to receive representation
from interested persons on the
following matters: The terms of
reference and the scope of the
inquiry © the procedures to be
followed *@ the funding of the
' interested parties © the timing and
. - places of formal hearings and of
community hearings.
Those wishing to make
statements about the issues or
submit evidence will be provided an
opportunity to do so at a later stage
in the inquiry.
Prepared information about these
matters may be obtained by
telephoning the inquiry collect at
666-2251 in Vancouver or by writing
to: Kitimat Oil Port inquiry
&th Floor 549 Howe Street
Vancouver, 2.0.
V6éC 206 .
' Dr. Andraw 8. Thompson
Commissioner

Mr, Russell J. Anthony
Commission Counsel

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