: only 17,000 mies, .

Phone G35-2802

warns

"Sheena . MLA D. MLA” Dudley” Lite
. sharply “eritleized government
threats to’ replace striking B, B.C,
Ferry crews, -
He called the, move ty 19th
century Approach . to.4 20th cen
; tury problem.!’
“The, ‘Social Credit MLA for
Skeéng. ymadé the statement in
his, comments, “on the Budget
speech, ne f
fT ‘am’ “tnhappy with the’ ap.
: proach. made hy the government, ad
he told the House, "because 1

started now, by the time it was
believe’ ‘when the government: has} - mere ace, tunica Come -completed it would be long overs.
aitch ‘power it should he careful Chief Andy Owen's recommenda | ue.” .

that - it’ dees. ‘hot use force or

_Antimidation ‘on the: workeis,”* | 1

Little ‘said’ that indepenient

arbitration wes the answer. to} ’

. Weber told the Herald that the
' the problem,:--. . “2m romectively. also be bridge was an absolute neces
But he sald that until, the ferry |. ae ambulance in ere Phe present bridge ean*tpos-|
authoi ae were per‘ hour w e
. ee and tlie”crews came municipality and $8 plus 35 cents | */bly handle the Eraffic, "he sald, gel t ting
a tration, the’ ferries shold a mile for calls outside mur

remain ted up,

“T- ‘want- to make it very. plain
that I am opposed to the hiring
af “any new crews on ‘our fer-
ries.’ he said,

This is: a Strike-hearing tace
tie of ‘which I-want no. part:

not The “SRBEns MEA, alto oppor]:
a the hiring . of; replitement 8
crews" ‘because of the ‘Taek of exe
pertencé of new crews,

oo” 4.68 miles of reconstruction is

ry, Or m Columbia and the Yukon haa set | Of the Terrace bridge with oth a0 sete, with.com-

h, - ‘The ferry fleet-and the crews ~dustris j in ‘the Riding .of: Skeend.* © ee 1 WwW. ‘lb 'e ro | a‘ record for the sixth straight’ or bridees fo ithe aed, oridese pletion cont somite aE ma il
have grown tip ‘together, Little] . ‘The SkeenasM: P.commented: 986 res e a vv S years have been brought up to a stan-/facingin-early summer.

said, ° *
He: cited a, sidpper who" when

last wéek Introduced new labor legislation which contain: released by B,C.-Hydro’s Ir ie paid "*Tyect has the grading comp
he first stirted with the B,c,| western B.C. from benefiting under’ the program. Pili arena : veins Development "eearte ‘This “old Terrace bridge has | and. cars usiig the new mee
Ferry auihorlty. “had difficulty! ~ “The, ‘rules ‘do not permit, any ‘consideration ‘to be tely attacked by Inbor, spokes. |™en, and generally described No end to the trend ts in’ sight, | Testrictions on it and does sen.[-Th ster said gravel surface .

hitting the open, “ea,” Little con.
tinued: He J had trouble so often

. we Dt, Lsystem’-of mediatfag: industrial + a6 ‘4 “The “Highways Minister ‘sal
when he attempted to dock ...| tions, * : sy the total annual value of mineral said tha ‘|the-remaining. work on the ‘Ter- {>
that” he: was nifoknamed ‘Captain “Alterations. inthe designated area progrdm rules}: _| figpurtes with the teen of what production has almost doubled, Lite sata t whenthe bldg race ‘to, ‘Hells | Bells Creek sec. -

Crunch’, | _ :
“He is & “well, traliied and OX

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_ STRINGEST REGULATIONS -

BAR INDUSTRY. ‘HOWARD —

OTTAWA —~ Frank Howard, M:P._ soid here. (Februciy
20)*thist apartment oa rs its

* -He, said. they * ‘prevent ‘any reasonble. ¢ opportunity:
fer thé ‘developtnent -of secondary or manufacturing in-

~ "THe designed Grea ‘Program of the Department of
Industry ‘has: ‘rules which ase so’strict as to exclude north:

“given” to the. awkward. effects which ‘flow :from industry |.
which is seaschol in natitre. or to, single industry. situa-

must be: made to ‘¥eflect our needs and Industry Minister |.
Drury’ must. be convinced of the heed. to, make _ Such |

"Weexiny,

page 3),
(from left) Vinee
Kwaak and Ernie Sande.

Foran 28, 1 968 -

; GIZMOS. AND GADGETS to the layman are pre=
', | cise scientific instruments to the 300 entrants
_ in the upcoming Terrace Science Fair (See story

Checking out equipment above are
wlcht, “Clarence Yan der

| .| tions to increase ambulance fees

_,al boundaries and $15 per hour

~ Regional
meet: for ©

yal hawks

; Wary” of

Bie 7 sibs if

NICTORIA icry —The “British Columbia. governmen

as. acceptable by most business
leaders,
The. bill would establish a new

scribed as a highly-skilled, welle

| paid permanent mediation come

‘Yts long

FEE HIKED

Ambulance fees will be hiked
for the Terrace and outlying
areas,

to $12 per hour within muntcip.

ior trips outside the ‘Mmuniclpal-
ity.

{cipal boundaries,

“Minerat ‘production in British

The estimate | is: made. in a,
review. of the mining industry

says the report, On the com
trary, the industry's growth is
gaining. momentum, Since 1960

reaching an estimated $397 mil-
lion in 1987, ss mile

The report, entitled “The ie Mise

* Ree ve } backs plea,

Terrace needs a new. bridge across the Skeena, MLA
Dudley Little told the B.C. Legislature last; week,

AMBULANCE

overdue’.

‘ Little made’ the plea for- a
new bridge durlig, the budget
debate. Before leaving for Vice’
toria he conferred with Terrace
Municipal Connell about _the
bridge.

Little’s appeal in the Legis-
lature was backed by Terrace
reeve Fred Weber. .
' “Even. if a new bridge were’

- “Unless we can get a come
mitment from this session of -
the legislature, I don’t see how °
a new bridge can possibly be
built before late 1970,""_— -

UDLEY LITTL
... to press for bridge

Highwa y 16

- The Reeve sald that last sum-
mer. between 9,000. and 10, raed
cars crossed the ‘bridge in
24-hour period,

:| smoother?

” ‘Highway 16 is getting. smooth

er all the time according to.a
-{report introduced ‘in ‘the B,C,
Legislature . February 15). by
a eM Minister P, Ay Gag-

‘major road
vince in the report.

Speaking in the Legislature, “The Prince Rupert arterial-of

Dudley Little contrasted the state

dard that. will handle: any-load|.- Approaches. to. the Galloway

that is required of them,” Lit: Rapigs Bridge, a 2.37 mille pro-

ing will be completed by March
7 Latid paving will: follow "as weath ,
‘er permits." -

jously: curtail to the commerce
of our community.” -

‘was built 1920's it.
adequate as a roa erossiigy #0" 15."50 per cent complete
for the small cars of that era. | With 90 per cent of grading ex

Inission; ‘This bridge has had to. be|Cavated and some gravelling’can
perlenced: ‘Skipper at the present changes.” « Tye a altors — The commis sion coud d deat ing Industry of yr itish polumbia cut down ridae one-way oe vied .out.. All’ work’ should be.
time,” - Little said, “and I do Howard raised ° the matter in Pérlioment February with collective bargaining strikes. by John C, Dawson, B.C, Bydro ‘bridge and. is a terrific bottle fms Gag the end’ ‘of Sep
not “believe that we should ga 19th, “Realtors from Pyince Rupert, or lockouts, “The cabinet would industrial economist. neck, on ur main transcontinen- Si lard said.

Kitimat, Smithers aid Terrace |be able to ask the commission

will attend a dinner meeting. with | 0 investigate any dispute.’

members of théRealEstateCourm |: Decisions of the commisston

cil of B.C, at Skoglunds .Hot- re Re, dngth 2nd binding in
'R Ww ; Tes!

Springs esort. Wednesday, or W ltr, a as. determined by

Chairman of the mee will | the cabine

be Roy. Webber of. meeting wil | .  Whena decision ‘is yeforred to

” On “the .20° miles between
“This tremendous. growth is: {MLA No. 16,’ the » Skeena, Hells Belle Creék and Boulder.

grincipally the. request of a for-{'* Little ai + abutm Creek, the Highways Miniater
tunate combination of new mar-|for a gslso std thet shut ad said that Tock” excatadion was -
kets (mostly in Japan), new meth= | built when’ the railway went {delayed because equipment was

ods-of finding and mining low through to Kitimat in ihe 195073, | Hed up on Galloways Raplds job ,
grade minerals, and sympathetic | He said that using theabutments, |Outside Prince Rupert, » oS
public policies that give the min. /OMY @ new span and deck would | “However, work is being cai

throvgh' the problems of training}: he: said ‘fe. will fallow it up at every ‘opportunity.

Local Co-op

reba a police’

the Veta will return them:

|. P iy TOTS. way games with TB Vets licence tags,
-t, mototiats “who have ‘ordéred. plates, The retuyn: Nonation: ~
injures that if the keys are loa :
. ae aeeled- veforana benefit, It's also a: Hmely reminder:
will Heket ‘garg 9 wltout 1988:

departments -
on the move

Terrace Coop was on the
niove this weeki-.

Some devartments were clos-
ed for two days whild stock was

clear thé’ way for, major. Yenova-
Hon of the {od floors’ re

‘for. real estate licences and sup-

ert, “president. of the:Real.Es-
tate Board of Northwestarn B.C,
.The visiting “members. of -the
real: estate. council Will be Wi,
Harrison of ‘Vancouver, P,D,P,
Holmes, ‘Victoria, Kenneth T,
Guest Nanaimo, and Kenneth Rut-
trell:Prince George...

Mr. Ruttrell is’ member of
the council’ representing Cari.

‘ervise the training | courses in

.the commissicg,by the. cabinet,

Government ~ supervised strike
-¥otes: Would also be eliminated,

no. strike. or lockout would be
permitted, and if one is in pros
gress it would have to end within
24 lidurs,* -

- The - ‘System would replace the
present: - ; conelliation- boards,

‘ald Mr, ‘Peterson,

moved to.the pew mitlon~dollar | bon and Prince R ert: : -The legislation also contains
jj addition to the Eo-Op -complex |: Members - of the real estate a section that any provincial cl
now nearing completion.’ .- council are appointed by thePro-| Vil. servant who participates in
| | “+ However, oi Htelsl opening’ date | vincial.. Government on rec-| 2..8trike or any. person “who
is not set yet, ° - ommendation of the ~Real Es-| declareg'or purports toanthovize
7{ £o-Op' mas er’ “Corbin Bite tate Justitute of B.C, It is their|' Strike by persons soemployed”
meg Said this week's shuffle of de | function » to. Sekeen application |.i8:in viglation of the act, which]
A | partments via made” mainly to

rovides ihdividual| ‘fines ‘up to
1,000 ‘and union and company

m, ° to:
mniicranoe

“Beat” hones in deers

. garmenta,-

’ No ‘friend; :
-for ‘the “‘Seumd'o

f Masic,’*
Murlleipar cern , for

There havebéen
“the hast three. wedkests.**: ”

~ To Bay nothing ‘of balls ‘and: ‘pldstig. beige,
{Us nat 1 MEW. Bet ‘of igre,

‘The anguished sqund heaita Monday ight as:

real estates f lon

sind diy, 6 ad "whl weren’ t réplly ; So
., Ke have to educate the bocpleand get thelr °
co-operation,” -he told Couneil
“Council waa aleotaid that é excess water going :

‘down sewer manholes couldalso be a contributing .
cause to-sower blocks

ugeyd Bower’:

‘three for. blodkiges | ir

Superintendent. of Works. ing -
Counell that “His. departmen

But he.

instal '¢. system, of acre ageruatten :

inistra

igs; the blockages,
at “Crews

fines Bp t to #10, 000,

sposabie,

Nd that. a. backwater .
“homes, despite. a bys
stall She ‘hos ‘The : valye.

asked what was sau 8.

er, pipes wer were blocked, -
g ys, ald: ‘

“ho:
' system of prevent

alent this var,

ing industry a fair run for ‘its
investment dollar,'* said ‘Daw.
son. Ms

the earliest -possible moment,”

be neéded, > hed out all winter and this should
“Tt is my intention to press. /make up, for 4 the Jag,’ Gaglardi
for this bridge to be built’ at |eammented. He said: work should .

be finished by September,