fnesdéy, October 12, 1966°—

_TERRACE "Omineca’” HERALD; TERRACE, BRITISH: COLUMBIA.

nlmor Industry
[
naing Concern
fe following press release was
by the Minister of Fisheries)
fawa on October Sth:
deral Ficherles #H. J. Robt}
stated today that prellmin-
eusglona were. held In Van-
on September 26 between
prentatives of the Department
heries led by the Deputy
, and the United Fisher-
Band Allied Workers’ Union,
Brotherhood of B.C., Pac-
iTrollers’ Association, Fishing
pl Owners’ Association, Prince
art Fishermen's Co-operative
ation, and’ the Fisheries As-
‘Hon of British Columbia, on
ative proposals. put forward
i¢ Department regarding the
ning of vessels to engage in
almon fishery.
fishing effort for selmon
snereased in: recent years 30
it impairs the effectiveness

eatch at tts maximum long:
level. As a step towards re-

t an increase in the number
sels tngaged in the salmon

ng the proposals was the sug-
ion that licences to-engage in

sued only for vessels which
been licensed to fish salmon
668 or which replaced such

S  dlacuastons led to no agree-

nto
wer of the salmon fleet and no
Pisin on a restrictive vessel
Prening policy has yet been made
nding further. discussions later
s autumn, the. Minister stated.

whers are warned. that no assur.
ace can be given at this time that
a licence will be Issued for a ves-
Pl to engage in the salmon fishery |
h 1967 unless fhe. applicant had
7 vessel licensed for .the salmon
@shery in 1966 or unless arrange-
Bients for acquiring the. vessel ‘to
e licenced. had been completed
stior to this announcement. Spe-|;
ial consideration. would,» of
ourse, have to be given to salmon
fishermen who for some valid
tason did not engage in the {jsh-
ery in 1966.
S It ‘was Tecognined by all those
gaking part in the meeting that
pecial provisiong must-be- made
o assure the- opportunity for as
many Indian fishermen to engage
fn the salmon fishery as now do
40. This and other problems will
receive fuller consideration at a
further mesting planned later this
year, probably . in about. tro
months,

TT-PAYS TO aa

gulations to maintain the sal-|

mon fishery. in 1967 would} °

tion the steps which should be] %
reduce the catching| :

: A ‘CENTENNIAL ‘FEATURE -

Ow J Founders. . ne

ng this dangerous trend, the| im
ment put forward for dis-|
on proposals which would| }

above the present level.|”

Mowever, he added, fishermen and | Same

"JAMES

Captain James Cook is revered
as the first white man to set foot
on what is now British Columbia
— but this great adventure was
just one chapter of: his life story.

He was a veterai of ‘the siege.
of Louisbourg and the fall of Que-
bee in 1758 and 175) respectively,
He surveyed the St’ Lawrence in
1780 and Halifax Harbour in 1761.
and .1762, In 1776 he was the dis-
coverer of ‘the Hawaiian Islands.
- Born in Yorkshire in 1728. he

entered the navy in 1775 and was |:

soon a master of a ship. He began.
the first.of..three great voyages

of discovery in 1768 and in the| ..

next .ten years added greatly to

the knowledge of New “Zealand, | -

Australia, the Antarctic and North
West America. It was on the third

voyage after he left Hawaii (then |.

called the Sandwich Islands) that
he came to Nootka Sound and
Vancouver Island in March 1778.
He then travelled north to. Alaska
and into the Bering Sea until turn-

ed back: by ice. He- returned to

- General Drafting Course

B. c. ‘Vocational School - — - Prince George |

Apptications | are, now ing evened toe a new general .

B drafting course.

PRE-REQUISITES, - —. Grade pag preted with Mathes, |

and Physics,

COURSE —-11 monthi in structural, ochantca ana archi |
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COMMENCEMENT DATE —
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oe ee
‘Persons ‘requiring financial ald’

are advised to seck. information from a the nearest National Employ- *

ment Service office.

Thi. ‘Progra ‘Is sponsored wi the ede oval Gere |

COOK

winter in Hawali and there, in. a
skirmish with natives, he was kill-
ed. He was survived by his wife,
Elizabeth and
With the publication . in: 1782 ‘of

the account of his third: and” Test |’

voyage the existence of the. sea

otters on this coast became known.

ald in consequence the. maritime
fur trade flourished.
-  =B,C, Centennial Committee

ss
All freedoms spring from tree

; {Busy Summer For :

|RCAF Rescue: Contre

. | Co-ordination. Centrein Vancouver |-
‘}handled a

Mi \Suly through September of this

.three children. |.

The ROAF Search end’ Rescue |.

year Search and Rescue officials
revealed.

diiring ‘the summer. monthe .

ponding period last year when the
Rescue Centre logged 375 incl

dents,
fi Included in ‘the July-September
|iigures are 275 marine incidents,
15 aircraft incidents, 30 missing

persons and mercy flights and 66]
communication - checks.

Over, tabulation the figures
from January 1986 to September,
ihe Rescue Centre handled 780 in-
cidents this year, a slight decrease
of 20 incidents under the 1865
figures,

Marine incidents continued to
be the most prevalent as thousand
of boaters took to the water in
increasing numbers this summer.

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| This figure represents ai in .
crease of nine over the - corres

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