Election...

Burnaby - Willingdon

Elwood Veitch, Socred Minister of Con- sumer and Corporate Affairs.

Cariboo — Alex Fraser, Socred Minister of Highways.

Central Fraser Valley — William Ritchie, ex- Minister of Municipal Affairs and a Socred who has announced he - will. retire this year.

Chilliwack — Harvey Schroeder, Socred and former Speaker of the House.

Columbia James Chabot, _ Credit.

Comox — Karen San- ford, NDP.

Coquitlam - Moody — Mark Rose, NDP.

Cowichan-Malahat — Barbara Wallace, NDP.

Delta Walter Davidson, Socred Speak- er of the House.

Dewdney — Austin ‘Pelton, Socred, Minister of Parks and Environ- ment,

Esquimalt-Port Ren- frew — Frank Mitchell, NDP and not seeking re- election.

Kamloops — Claude Richmond, Socred, Minister of Social Ser- vices and Housing.

Kootenay — Terry Segarty, Socred, Minis- ter of Labour.

River — Social

Langley — Robert McClelland, Socred, re- tiring,

Mackenzie — Donald Lockstead, NDP.

Maillardville-Coquit- lam John Parks, Socred.

Nanaimo Stupich, NDP.

Nelson-Creston Lorne Nicolson, NDP.

New Westminster — Dennis Cocke, NDP.

North Island — Colin Gabelmann, NDP Party Whip.

North Peace River —

Anthony Brummett, So- cred, Minister of Educa- tion. - North Vancouver- Capilano — Angus Ree, Social Credit.

North Vanconver-Sey-

Dave

mour — Jack Davis, Socred, Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources.

Oak Bay-Gordon.

Head -— Brian Smith, Socred, Attorney Gen- eral. Okanagan North — Lyle McWilliam, NDP. Okanagan South — Bill Bennett, retiring

former Socred leader.

Omineca Jack Kempf, Socred, Minister of Forests and Lands.

Prince George North — Jack Heinrich, Socred ex-forests minister, retir- ing.

Prince George South — Bruce Strachan, So- cial Credit.

Prince Rupert — Gra- ham Lea, the only Pro- gressive Conservative member, retiring.

Richmond Jim Nielsen, Socred, former Minister of Health and Minister Resources, retiring.

Rossland-Trail Chris D’Arcy, NDP.

Saanich and the Islands — Hugh Curtis, Socred, ex-finance min- ister and now Provincial Secretary, retiring.

Shuswap-Revelstoke — Cliff Michael, Socred.

Skeena — Frank How- ard, NDP House Leader.

South Peace — Don Phillips, Socred, re- signed.

Surrey-Guildford- Whalley, Surrey-New- ton, Surrey-White Rock- Cloverdale three

ridings redesignated on .

the new electoral map, represented by two members: Bill Reid, Socred, Minister of Tourism; and Rita Johnston, Socred, Min- ister of Municipal Af- fairs and Transit.

Vancouver Centre — Emery Barnes, NDP; and Gary Lauk, NDP retiring.

Vancouver East Alex Macdonald, NDP; Dave Barrett's former seat.

- Vancouver-Little Mountain — Grace Mc- Carthy, Socred, deputy premier and Minister of Economic Development; Doug Mowat, Socred.

Vancouver-Point Grey — Garde Gardom, So- cred, Minister of In- tergovernmental Affairs, retiring; and Pat McGeer, Minister of In- ternational Trade.

Vancouver South — Russell Fraser, Socred, Minister of Post-Sec- ondary Education; and Stephen Rogers, Socred.

Victoria Robin Blencoe, NDP; and Gor- don Hanson, NDP.

West Vancouver- Howe Sound — John Reynolds, Socred.

Yale-Lillooet — Tom Waterland, Socred, retir-

ing.

of Human.

TERRACE — Social Credit party members in

‘the Skeena riding have

picked a _ professional forester from Terrace to head their election ef- fort. Dave Parker, who operates a forestry con- sulting service in Ter- race, took the nomina- tion on the second ballot at the party’s meeting in Smithers Sept. 26, de- feating his nearest rival, Edna Cooper of Terrace,

‘by 49 votes out of about

250 delegate ballots.

In a subsequent inter- view Parker said that his campaign will officially get under way near the end of this week with the opening of his headquar- ters in the 4600 block Lakelse Ave. In the mean time, he said, he

will be attending a ‘‘cam-

paign school’? in Van- couver for all Social Credit. candidates which is intended to familiarize

Terrace Review — Wednesday, October 1, 1986 3

| Skeena Socreds pick Terrace’s

DAVE PARKER

them with election race procedures and the inner workings of the party.

Parker said his cam- paign will be fought on three primary issues critical to the Skeena riding: native land claims, forestry and sup- port for the failing retail business sector in Kiti- mat. Parker stated that he believes the provincial government’s role in the land claims issue is to be a ‘‘facilitator’’, pro- viding a strong leader- ship role to bring the federal government and

‘native interests together

in order to expedite set- tlements. On the broad issue of forestry, Parker said he is concerned about the role of small business in the forest

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economy, and he said he would like to see a more efficient program to en- courage small forestry companies.

The business climate in Kitimat for the retail sector has been dete- riorating over a long period, and Parker in- dicated that the provin- cial government could ‘‘provide support to foster initiative, to let those who are prepared to take risks know that there is support for them’’. The importance of a successful retail sec- tor, Parker said, lies in the creation of jobs, con-

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Parker will go up against NDP incumbent Frank Howard and B.C. Liberal Party candidate William Hayes. The Skeena Progressive Con- servative Association has not announced a candi- date.

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Voter registration deadline

Eligible residents of

_ B.C. who intend to cast a ballot in the coming pro-

vincial election have un-

til Oct. 3 to get on the

voters’ list. Terrace area

government agent Randy

Trombley stated recently

that registration cards

will be mailed out after

the voters’ list is up- dated.

If you are a qualified voter but not sure if you're on the list, you can register by going to

‘the government agent’s

office at 4506 Lakelse Ave, in Terrace before 4 p.m. Oct. 3.

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