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an

The Fish anid i wiidutte ranch.
of =the . ‘Deparimént “of,
Recreation ‘and: Conservation, 7
in its montly report, Indicates’
that material from: studies.
made on the Nass River

= Mountain goat population. is

being worked wp. 14 states that.
summer crews have cut trails.
into the Mount Hoadley, goal,

| range. and view polats-.and.-

Sal, shelters will be constructed so;

4

q

that the public may observe and .

enjoy these unique animals in

‘their natural habitat. -
Unseasonably cald weather i in *

mall Northern Districts during -*

i mid-September ‘influenced ©’
. normal wildlife movements and “
resulted in depressed’ himter :

m success. October wealher was |
# more normal in most Nerthern

g Districts.

The total prohibition of the |

meguse -of helicopters in hunting |
ferealed a number of interesting |:

situations, however, ane of.

mathese resulled in prosecutions.

Two areas were closed lo

mnunting of caribou and moun-

main goat by Ministerial Order.

during Septembe athe Telkwa
, Mountain arid- Sduth © ‘Babine

Range near Smithers and ‘the '!

Holmes River area ‘near .Mc:
Bride were closed, 10 offset‘the ’
dwindling: caribou. and: goat"

‘populations: It was announced

‘that similar ‘and ‘perhaps ad.

_ ditional: closures: Will ; be sim-:-

plemented * in “the. ‘future: :
wherever’ ‘udegual: declines - inn!
- wildlife’ population. “are
documented,’ :

- September ™ “and “October “

*. proved to be very active months

“with the opening of moose and
i deer’. ‘seasons ©. in, most
‘management areas, “The
, Auxiliary , Conservation Officer.

* program. -I3:. . providing’. some."

extra enforcement coverage. in

a number of Districts, tainty in
“impressing ‘on ‘the. public’ that:

there-may be more. than one
,. Conservation. Officer. -in -the .

“vielnity, -

Brian ‘Baldwin ‘has been tem-

porarily stationed at Cassiar to -

provide. some. enforcement in
the areas of: Kiniskan ‘Lake,
Dease Lake, Cassiar and Allin..

documenting’ hinting, | Huhne.

“and other" public ‘use problems...
- resulling “from. the ‘recently-”
y Opened Stewart-Cassiar . High-’:

"ways? A’series: Of patrols were

"carried “out in’ the southern

portion of the road: by Con-

servation Officers from Terrace .

“and Prince Rupert.” A number
‘af public ‘use problems -are.

. already’ apparent. and ’ will :

require continued inspections i in
the future.

Cohvictions for inifractions of

. the Wildlife Act, Firearms Act,
“and British Columbia. -Fishery
‘regulations for October: were 64.

which was over .twice. the:
liwinher. processed . during: -
Septemnber.: Loaded firearms in

“, inotor vehicles continues to lead
‘Ounce in-,;

all. ather violations, .
eldent involved hunting from an’
aireraft and, resulted in. a $200

“ fine,
Special Conservation’ Officer :

A newly acquired: eighteen
fool Starcraft. boat is now .
-being used on Babine Lake and
is proving to bé a useful piece of -
equipment for enforcement and
Land Use inspections. :

THE. HERALD, TERRACE, BE...

“tharked declite with sportsmen’.

“directing. thelr efforts to hun-

ting, ‘An exception to this trend

“was the western ‘rivers where
-heavy préssure was reported.on

coho and steelhead. fisheries,
. The slide into- the spawning

.aréa al steelhead and chinook

salmon on, Bear. River which

Was caused. by right-of-way |

construction on-the British

_ Columbia Rail route -was flown

over and examined during the
month. . The «slide -extended
approximately: three quarter. to

four fifths ofthe way across.

Bear. River and caused .ex-
tensive siltation from the point
of its” touching“ the : river

downstream. to the junction of ©

ihe Bear and Sustut Rivers; a
distance of approximately three

milés, -In excess of one mile of.

spawning area for both chinook
salmon and’ steelhead was at
least temporarily ruined due to
‘ siltalion.. The Fisheries Ser-

vice, Environment Canada‘ is

presently ‘carrying out a more
- complele investigation of the

‘ area, ,

It was after the defeat of the
rsian Empire, that Greece.
Fniered.a ‘Golden Age.’
Pericles, who was a great.

Srator and pubjic speaker,

gominated the city from 460-429
S.C. Jt was during this time
hen council of 500, chosen

aor citizens over 30 .years of

icc, dealt with everyday af-

Muirs. The people, save for the

aves and women, had a'say in ‘

ow the city was governed. The

Breek word demos, meaning
he people, became. the. word
fom which this type of
Svernment, democracy, came
mto being.

am Perhaps it is still so today,

Mal the slaves and women still
fave little to say. The slaves
would be classed as those

eople who through one reason |

r another, are not able to do

weeny individual thinking. °
meometimes this may bea Jack of

ufficient education, which is
fidiculous in this country where

Minyone is allowed to continue

vith this no matter what his or

mais own set pattern in ‘society.

er age is. In another way a
ave could be one who lives in

mind who has allowed’ his

Seehinking ability to become
peeirugged through a boring daily -
maoattern of existence, fed by

idiocre television, whose .
"eading habits do nothing for’
éimind, and who could’ Care

mess _about ever exercising. aq

Franchise.

The women may be another [|

NASS: CAMP . Mis, Elvira Cc, Bryant |

cerned with the hegotiating of
salaries or wages. It is at the
-ordinary meetings that most of
thenew ideas are brought forth,
and plans are made and agreed

‘upon by those who attend. (The

fact that many union members
did not Know why.one woman

was carrying an information

picket placard recently is is a case

in point.)

Corrections afe once again in
order this week! © the
December 6th edition, although
the word “others” remains on
the carbon copy of paragraph

four, the word teachers" was —

printed.. This interfered a

‘little with meaning. A more

serious mistake was the giving.

of the Chef category to Eleanor

Laverty rather than to
Margaret Kester. (One way to
avoid this type of error would be
to bring the writer the details i in
advance, )

The annual “River Party”
was held in the Recreation Hall

on December 2nd. Music for
this party was provided by “The
Oldlimers’’- band. from ‘New
Aiyansh. _We have been tola
that nearly three * hundred
people attended. the party,
which broke up around 2 a.m, to
be carried on in the customary
house parties after that, The
previous week, the’ Dynamics

had come to the rescue for live.

music after the sudden freezing |
of the Nass River had prevented
the Greenville orchestra to play
for the Charter Night An-

- niversary.

How interesting it is to hear
tales aboul oneself, such as
hearing that one-will be Boing to
jail for being over in front of.a
certain building recently! Once
word had ‘been relayed to a~
family) member that bodily
force might be used, I deem any
husband or mother or any other

' relative to be less than human

who would not stand by ta

‘prevent any harm coming to the

Christmas Concert

@tory, but there are many fj

moot allowed any say in the §

hocieties where women are still :

Bunning of their local govern-

ent.

alls, enter into a coffee,

Many women become &
gored with the confining four §

inking-gossiping pattern, or ff

other cases turn into the type

m! whining female the male

Kever would have’ married

taway back when.” A woman

ho attempts to make her own
way in society and who is

ppeeressive, often is secretly

eedmired, but more’ often is
Mmaomeone ta be resented.
merhaps it is mammon that

aUSeS envy, since always. the

| Ftruggle in everyday living

volves this money,
veryone wants modern
luxuries that are hard to obtain
in anaverage salary.

i It was the growth of the guild |
wystem that lead to the im-

rovement of . conditions for
any during the Middle Ages,

Mind no doubt this. could have

een the beginning. af, unions,
sociations and.other similar
roupings, fundamentally
esigned for the improvement
f the conditions “under which
pecific people work. Today so-
alled professional
ganizations seem to be known ©
ms associations, while others .-
feemed perhaps as-being more

volved with a manual type of .

bour, are known as: Unions.
nce no one person is able to |
and alone,.it is important not.

‘yet

Music co-ordinator of School District number 88

and. Caledonia Sr. Sec. School

Gorden Dickie.

ly to belong. to whichever ;

oup category. one: has”

ailable, but to make his or her
ticipation in this group,’ an
tive one,

onditions .under. which. _one..
ayorks can be improved. Groups.
#vho do not band together: in any .
mype of organization are at the’,
Anercy of their * employers. ‘The
Hebatable f.

arrying prestige, turns-out'l
Feality, to be a form’ of-*chea|
Babour’:° This is one ‘plac
athe ‘worker, or prolelariat;: i
the “boss” -in'’
pclty. [am under

ith Hnances as ‘compared
Bthe wives of others in what ma

be-classed as a ay position,

‘But, th

Fsociely, is. common to urilons
yaseaciations.  Orily a handkul-of :
eople manage to keep thin

tgoing, and udually! wind:
doing, most' sf the: work

Fothers cari be’ counted.
ttend certain meetings th though

band Director, :

r

individual in question. . For-

* tunately our society is not that

sick,. as to allow us to ignore
such threats.
The bridge games ‘that went

on between the sexes in_

November, ended in victory for

the men. on the fourth and final:

evening. (However that report

was given to me by one of the | :
male players!) Sorry to be‘ late.

in this report:

Mrs. Lou Gardner — is at .

present in Mills Memorial
Hospital.as a result of ‘recent
whiplash. We all hope it will not
be too long before she is ance

again in the best of health and

back at Nass Camp:

Mr. and, “Mrs, Lundquist
Tecently spent some time in the

Camp as guests of the Roy

Burkes... The -Lundquists are

hoping to be up here in another _

~ trailer before too many weeks

Bo by. According to Alexis; the _

main thing about their: recent

fire was that ‘the youngsters .

were.safe. Material possessions
can be replaced but nat human

lives.

a

By Sharon McGowan - --

This Sunday; the 24th of -
December, the: Caledonia ‘ Sr.“
school: band .will te.-.;
annual.
Christmas. concert. ‘The band,

Sec.
presenting their *’

under the direction ‘of Mr.

Gorden Dickie has prepared a

wide ensemble of music,
ranging from the traditional

‘carols to -the : more: ‘con-

temporary arrangements of
“Highlights from Jesus Christ

Superstar” by Andrew Webber. .

The concert will open with
Shel Richardson's - ‘‘Xmas
Medley”’ featuring ‘a. trumpet
solo by Gerry Piesche, This is
an up-dated version of some
familiar carols and was
originally composed for the CF
band in Calgary. Next on the
program will be “A Handel

Festival” by John Cacauas -
which is accompanied by Terry

Kennedy on the electric organ.
This will be. followed - by
“Rhapsody”’ by Bela Bartok
and “Clarinet Escapade” by
Russel Ward, starring. the
clarinet section of the band,
Three peices with a strong

jazz influence: will .be per- «

formed, These are Sammy
Nestico’s “Cable Car”, “Xmas

Spirit” and the popular el like

to Teach the World ‘to Sing” (in

‘perfect harmony)
For the grand finale, the band -

will swing into ‘a good, old-

fashioned carol-sing, There will .

be no. admission charge, but.a.

‘silver collection will be taken,

‘Treat the whole family to.
something special and be there

“at 2:00, Sunday afternoon in the
Tillicum Theatre.

This |

‘Polaris

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A pile driver being worked on the Terrace side of the new

_ Skeena Bridge construction tipped over last Friday resulting in

slight injuries to the operator. The boom can be seen horizontal
.on the Foundation Construction site just beyond the first phase -

causeway for the bridge.
machine was weighted on the front end and rolled over when it -
was turned sideways. .

It would appear that the large ,

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