Charles Cavilla explained that
every person elected into’ politics.
carries some kind of philosophy of
life. "The C:H.P. would propose

_ solutions that have a sound moral

base," he said. "We have alterna-
tives to offer and would be a
viable:.presence in the political
arena today, We're here to do a
job no one else can do." ~
Because of a time factor he
did not go into great detail. At the

annual: meeting for the Skeena .

riding in Smithers May 8, the
C.H.P, platform was more thor-
oughly .discussed. He did say,
however, that the C.H.P, is in the
absolute centre in its political
views. "We are concerned about
the. 1.5 million abortions in
Canada, but also very concerned

about the 1.5 million un-—

employed," he said. “In our pol-
icies people would not trample on

their brothers, and money would.

not dictate our policies." They
would get rid of the G.S.T., he
told one woman during .a brief
question period.

‘ment of National Defence in
Ontario and is a teacher with -
- experience at all levels of the
‘education field. He is from Leth-

‘the Lethbridge riding of the . Jim Thompson, Western
100,000 votes cast nationally for Division Sales Manager, is pleased
the C.H.P. In November 1991 he | to announce the appointment of

was elected leader of the party, Darryl McDaniel as Manager, Key -

Cavilla has been a senior
scientific officer with the Depart-

bridge, Alberta, and married with

‘eight children. — « “hehe
During the 1988 federal elec- . D ARRYL McDANIEL -
tion he garnered 3,000 votes in National Key Accounts Manager

replacing Ed. Vanwoudenberg, Accounts, of FBI Brands Ltd.
who founded the party in 1986. Western Division.

' Mr. McDaniel brings to this
—Pam Whitaker position a solid record of
successful sales and marketing

Do you want to support your com-

munity? Here’s your chance! Big Broth- beverage industry.

ers and Big Sisters Affiliated is recruit- - FBI Brands Ltd., national
ing new members. Regular meetings are manufacturers of Fresh 'N Tasty
the third Monday of every month at 7:30 brand, Mission San Juan,’ and
P.M. at 4650C Lakelse Avenue. For Caesar Cocktail juices and drinks,
more information, phone 635-4232. is headquartered in Montreal, with
" ° their Western Division located in
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night at The Royal Canadian Legion, cs : ms ,
Branch 13. All other Fridays are Burg-| -| Fi SRANDS LTD. 7400 River Road
er Night. All members and ‘Guests wel- |. _ Richmond, B.C. V6X 1X6
come!.. ° : _

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Public Notice
 Alcan's Kemano-Kitimat high
. voltage transmission line is
built on private property except

_where it crosses Indian Reser-
vations, as shown on the map.
Trespassing and hunting are
not permitted on Alcan trans-
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~ Ref. Wildlife Act, sect. 13(b)

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