A good crowd turned cut for the first meeting of the Terrace Hatepayers Assaciation.
Regional District to take over
_ Ski Development

~ The Kitimat-Stikine Regional
District Board appears to be
finally placed in a position of
responsibility. for the Kit-
sumkalum Ski Hill develop-
ment, despite the fact, that it
has to , date, not made any

effort to assume the important |

-funation of recreation.

The Development Sociely, .
for .

Swhich has been thwarted
more hana year in its efforts to
get the project going recieved
anolher set-back when Ihe
government refused to allow a
referendum on the grounds tha
the control would have to be
vested in the Regional District.

_ Ina further effort the Kit-

‘gumkalum Ski Hill Develop-
ment Society had informed the
Regional District. that it is
_prepared to transfer ils right to

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develop the project ot the
Board.
. The Board has instructed
Admininstrator John Pouselte
to proceed with this agreement.
It was not possible to find oul
whether or not this, will
necessitale . the Regional

allotied to questions form the
press has been cancelled by
Chairman Ey Clift at the past
two meetings and the press
which has travelled to there last
four meetings which have been
scheduled away form the
luxurious new Board Room
built for the Board was in-
formed thal if it ‘has any
questions, they can be asked in
the privacy of the Regional’
District Office away, of course,

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for Recreation, :'... The” period + public meeting to date,

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from the general public and the
full Board. ~ : :
The Jast meeting to be held in
the Regional District Offices
was way back in February fo
the year, It appears that (he
nex! meeting will also be out of
town. ~ tw fact~lheenew* Board
room has not been used for a.i

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THE HERALD,

TERRACE, B.C. . | a
Ratepayers

At a well attended meeting ©
Thursday night, a group of
concerned cilizens presented
their case to the taxpaying
public. Taxes seemed to be
(oo high in their estimation and
they felt that something should
be done about it. Some -of
ferrace's more pramiment
cilizens were at (he meeting and
it was rather obvious that wilh
the large amounts of land thal
some of these people own, they
don’t fike the laxes al all,

‘The question of who should be

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allowed” to belong to the
association came up at the
meeting. There were many
points of view on this tople and
eventually one of the crowd’s
ideas was adopted, and that was
thal everybody and flieir dog be
allowed to join. ‘

Officers were elected and a

‘total of ten people are on the

present executive, Tom Olson
is president of the group and
Mr.s. Greg is secretary . AS
soon as the organization is off
the pround, a telephone number
where you can phone in. com-
plaints will be publicized.

Dr. Wallace
in Terrace Friday

The dust has barely sellled
after he Federal election
campaign and the Terrace
P.C.’s have announced that Dr.
G, Scott Wallace, Leader of the
Progressive conservative Party
of British Columbia, will be in
Terrace this Friday, July 19.

Scott Wallace will be in
Prince George July 17 and in
Prince Rupert July 18 before
visiting Terrace. On, Friday
morning he will be a guest on
‘Tom ‘Chesterman’s Open Line

on CF TK open line show, and in
the evening he will speak ata

public: dinner meeting in the

‘ Terrace’ Holel. Tickets to the

dinner, to commence al 6:30
p.m., may be obtained from’
Gail Johnson al 635-4778 or at
Bud MecColl’s Real Estate of-
fice, People not able to attend
thedinner are welcome to come’
al 9:00 to hear and pose
questions to the Conservative
Leader,

Dr. Wallace will be speaking
on the effects of the legislation
enacted by the NDP govern-

The Prince Rupert Foresl
District Fire Summary for the
week ending July 12, 1974.

- Cloudy, tool and showery

. weather has been fairly general

throughout the district over the
past week, the exception being
the Dease Lake. - -Atlin and
Lower Post regions where it has
been warm and dry. ,

: Seallered : lightning was
reporled Monday.,..throggh
. ‘Thursday in the interior aes

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white more severe lightning
was reported in the northern
regions,

Five new fires were reported,
bringing cur seasonal total to
97. Two of these fires were a
result of lightning while three
were man caused. All fires
were controlled in’ the early
stages. | og. ,

We , ask the: public. to
qremember: thal: the forests are

theirs, /they. should’ use them to J

protect them.. If campfires are

* used, be certain they are
completely extinguished betore
leaving the area, If a fire is
discovered, report it to the
nearest Ranger station or call
Zenith 8555. The line is open 24
hours a day - it’s free and will
inititate immediate control
action.

Have a goad weekend.

ave

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Ta

ment during Uhis past session,
the direction .in which the NDP
government ‘is taking the

- pravince, and the future of the

opposition parties.

Dr. Wallace's visit comes al
a time when there is an ap-
parent movement to some kind
of realignment among ap-

position Recenty Allan
Willams and Pal: McGeer.
liberal MLL.A.'s , and

Scott Wallace have expressed
interest in forming a unity party
and Peter Hyndman and Tony
Saunders, Tory officers, have
joined the .B.C SOCIAL
CREDIT LEAGUE.

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WEDNESDAY, SULY 17, 1974

@ President and secretary of the newly

formed Terrace Ratepayers Assoc. Mr. Tom Olson and

tions 19 Ms. Campagnola
dwish her every success ©
this opportunity fo offer my ;
sincere appreciation to the people of Skeena for their con-
stant support over the past 17 years.

| would fike te offer my congratula
on her election as MP far Skeena
I woud) also take

Thank You Sincerely,

Frank Howard.

Federal Skeena N.DP.
Box 205
Terrace, B,C.

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