ONDAY, AUGUST .16, 1971
irl, who had never before with a missing price tag ‘she.

ravelled outside La Belle “asked if we would speak to the '

decd a highlight. ~ — it beautifully-and was so proud. |. family
Danielle Methot was the We were too!"" . home,’
ecial guest of Valerie, 15- NEW FAMILY.

; (purchasing) —in'Canada’s largest elty, topped
Beminuk, ee

The two-week : Kitimat: visit’ city hall: Danielle has-had an
as the second phase of a oon
Itural exchange program.
a he girls had arrived in Terrace
‘train July 17 from Montreal

opportunity’ to. engage in.ac-: .

which she had only read about girls’ treasure
before,

eeks with the Methot family.
{ Nearly 4,000 students. were family.
involved in the exchange bet-_ second ‘
ween Quebec and the rest of
English-speaking «Canada. -
Sponsored_by the. National
Council of Christians and Jews
the exchange is an attempt. to
bridge the gap between the two
cultures. tot
|] ALCAN TOUR ne
Last Tuesday evening NLN..
{Scotty) Norman, casting
superintendent, conducted’ the
two girls, along with Valerie’s
sister, Donna, on a tour. of the
plant. Cf
“A” and “B" area casting, ™***
line 8, the control room ‘and the ,
wharf-area were covered and
the observation was made that
Danielle was remarkably ab- a
{j Sorbed in all that she saw, Mr.
m;| Norman explained that. it ~
became difficult for Dnielle. to
understarid technical. English,
When he felt he was losirig: his
audience. he would” repeat
himself in- French and was
#'} quickly rewarded with a bright
look of understanding.
ef 6Mrs, Seminuk was surprised
j with her own daughter's ability
qf to pick’ up conversational
| French so quickly. Valerie has
| had a few years of high school
French but little opportunity to
use.the language away from
school,
ae When = Danielle _first.
q artived,” said Olive, “we
4 -comiminicated through Valerie.
1 -Then we realized. that wasn't -
| whal Danielle wanted, She
} Wanted an opportunity to speak
English.
“We went to Prince Rupert
last weekend where Danielle

“I really believe the girls Alcan Ingot

[French girl enjoys visit
throug h northwestern B.C

}For a i4year-old Montreal family. When she found an item” have established a friendship
that will last,” said Olive, “We
province, a visit to Kitimat Sales ‘clerk; ‘instead I told her. ~: te to Danielle's family for

orks and an opportunity to’ .whattosay and madeherspeak maiesion to allow her

l ry wnat ri on so we’ could take her’
onverse easily in French was ‘tothe clerk herself. She handled _ holiday’ tour of B.C, Bit’ her

,miss her and want her

fearold daughter of: Works’ Valerie was exposed to many “: compat wie aay i :
mployees, Dan (pipe services) cosmopolitan sights and sounds. fram ‘Terrace: for. ‘the - return |
nd Olive 1 - journey ‘ome, They’
off by:a reeeption at Montreal's _ Joined by others as ‘th
. across the northwest;

; l : The British Columbia. Cen-
tivities in the Pacific Northwest - ° tennial Committee added to the

, oe memorabilia when they issued
here Valerie had spent two -Both girls, however, agreed ‘commemorative pins and

the best ‘part was finding a ‘medallions to the exchange
‘participants last week. — The

The Board of Trustees of the Prince

Sept. 9...

Aug. 12 the substantial completion of _

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‘| | | ‘WERRACE HERALD, TERRACE B.C. .

|The wall

marks its
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BERLIN (AP) — This week

‘marks the 10th anniversary of -
communism'slegacytoBerlin
—a wall that epitomizes the -
" political gulf: between East -

“and West. |.

“Tt was built to keep East —
- Germans at home, and there
is no sign; this - goal will :
’ change, whatever the results. .
will be ~ of the current negotiations on -
. Berlin's future...

- This old capital city. is an

island of territory surrounded’ "
. by East Germany. West Ber-.
‘lim. remains under nominal —
control of the Allied powers of "
" the Second World War, but its

effective links are with West
Germany 100 miles away.

The wall stretches for 62 of
the 100 miles that makes up

‘the periphery of West Berlin. -

The rest issteel-mesh fence.
In 10 years the externais

have changed. The wall has

been made into a- barrier

‘three yards high; white. .
washed: on its eastern face, ©

round at the top to make it
‘harder to grasp.

MANY KILLED

West Berlin police say 90 |

persons have been killed ‘at
the wall in 10 years. East
German refugee sources put
thefigure higher—at least 160,

Police count only -those
whose bodies fall on Western
ground; they can’t be sure of
others. In any case, they cite
more than 1,300 incidents of
East German gunfire at the
wall,

fo 16 years after the war
ended, three million Germans
moved to West Germany.

This tremendous drain,
100,000 alone in the last weeks
before the wail, led East Ger-
man authorities to decree a
physical barrier, and the So-
viet Unions u pporte dthe
move. ”

a

bill could affect dev

The British Columbia mining

industry warned today that a-

new bill before the Commons

development in the Yukon.

on Indian Affairs and Northern’
Development. .
'. The committee; held a public
meeting August 10 in. the
Bayshore Inn in Vancouver,
heard the Mining Association of
British Columbia voice its fears

that will permit operations with
“a minimum of. restrictions so
that the Yukon will remain an
_ attractive area for mining in-
vestment. : so
‘M.H. Mason and K.E.

Steeves, appearing for the-

Misting ‘Association, offered
more than 40 “constructive’’

. Suggestions for amendments to

the Bill which would encourage
mining development in the
ukon.

The Association said it is
apparent the new bill will at
least double existing tax rates
for Yukon mines.

“Restriction of the rates of
pre-production write off and
certain expense limitations
cause great hardship and ef-,
fectivély raise the Yukon tax
rate substantially in com-
parison with B.C. during the
first five to'seven years of a
mine’s life,” the brief said,
“Having higher or even com-
parable taxes inthe Yukon than

“In B.C. would logically drive

exploration effort away from
the Yukon, by compounding the
current probiem of high cost of
doing business in the Yukon due
to remoteness, climate, etc,

“Instead of discouraging
mineral exploration and mining
in the Yukon, consideration
should be given to offering some
incentive, such as depletion, to
encourage development of the
Yukon."”

‘could adversely affect mining -

The proposed bill, Bill C-187,:
the Yukon Minerals Act, is now,
under study by the House ‘of
Commons Standing Committee.

and urge Practical ‘iegislation

; " The Association announced it*:

is concerned ‘ with ‘the: un-

certainties which arise from’
provision for’ ministerial. .
discretion in many areas of the

"Such discretion Is com-.

pletely. unwarranted ‘since ‘the

‘intention of ‘Parliament can be:
clearly stated in the wording of...
‘the Act.” For many years,

successive federal governments
have attempted to avoid
ministerial discretion in taxing
statutes. st

“The current Minister of:

Finance has indicated that he
wishes to.‘remove; ministerial

discreticn from the Income Tax . j

Act on its reform. The wording

of the proposed amendments:is -

a great step backwards in this
regard,” . ‘

“The Association also said that

the timing of the tax increase

was bad due to uncertainty still #

Surrounding tax reform:
legislation.

“The provision . in the

amendments granting.a tax- -
payer the right to appeal to a -
‘ Territorial court if he thinks

that-he is being unfairly taxed is
inadequate,” the Association's
brief said. “Surely a taxpayer
in the Yukon should have all the
appeal rights of a taxpayer: in
another part of Canada.”

The Association said the Bill's
provisions which require the
lessee of a mineral claim ‘o bea
Canadian citizen or a company

50 per cent Canadian-owned or

REPORT CHOLERA CASES
PARIS (AP) — French health
authorities said Wednesday all

travellers arriving by sea or.air | §

from western Algeria must be
in possession of a valid cholera
vaccination certificate. The
measure was taken after AL
feria notified the World Health
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‘refining of | minerals to: the
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smelter or refinery and of the
market place should

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