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Terrace experienced this
paeith tho tourist business is

__ Terrace, ‘are camping |
‘week’ at Waterlily Bay with
. their family. .

ST's. a beautiful spat and

le someplace’ we ‘can ‘all be

- together,” sitid Bev’ Epp.
‘Her.parents.are staying | dn:

- o gne'cf the: cabing. ‘by’ the:

beach. The children have the

whole - campsite :‘to--them- | j
--gelyes”: and have’. been

switming in the lake every

_day plus the campsite is
- glose to town’ s0 they tan -
S commute when they want to.
* <SCarol. Kristmanson’ ‘from =

Prince’ ‘Rupert is staying in
one 'of..the'cabins with her
wo. children and: having a

perfect holiday by . doing,-

“absolutely nothing.” - °
‘All the cabins: are full, of
tourista enjoying. . the.
location,” “Many | of their oc-
: -cupants return. year. after
year and see their. friends

5 ye Dobe '

“The ‘owners até really
“nhs and it’s like a big happy |
family,” ‘gaid ‘one Terrace.
“redent ‘staying at the.

Another Popular spot for

“FOUR.
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“PRINCE. “RUPERT,
B.C. (CP) Four
Canadian fishing ” poats,
were seized Wednesday |”
morning’ in Portland
Canal north of here by the
fish. and wildlife
tion branch of the
Alaska State Troopers.

Three: of the four
gillnetters are ‘owned by
fishermen from -nearby
Kinkolith, B.C., who fish
‘for the B.C. Packers
cannery, . in Prince

The fourth. is’.
owned by Neville Grebille
of Vancouver.

.. "The boats have been
towed to Kethchikan; |
Alaska, where their
‘owners: are to be:
arraigned this morning!

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Colin Kristmanson from Prince Rupert. ts

camping with his family at Waterlily Bay.’ Hot
dogs are on the menu for dinner so he’s chopping

“wood for a fire.

tourists and local people is
Island,

ratte our biggest thing this

year,” said-Alderman Molly

Nattress. ..
‘Before. th etry “Asiand

, campsite . ‘was: established

there wad ng otfictal place to

‘Howard raps ‘warning’.

VICTORIA. (cP) — A
section of a goverament

manual which urges high--
. ways department crews to .

treat Indians living on
reserves with kid gloves is
discriminatory and should
be removed immedlately,
'-Frank . Howard
Skéena) said Wednesday.

The’ construction
foreman's manual issued by
.the provincial highways

. ministry tells crews to, use

caution when working’ on
Indian reserves because the
Indians are motivated by

emotions instead of law at

logical reasoning, he said.

“It's a Special note for con-

_ struction om Indiaa. reserves
“and it.says to construction
crews, ‘Look, pay attention,
be careful. when you're
“wérking on Indian reserves
because. they are more

of ‘egal matters. and are
more likely to be matlvated
by theit emotions than: by
law and logical reasoning,’ ad
Howard sa

. “Really er hat it Is doing is

(NDP. —-

, phate-by Carla witkon

camp in Terrace. a
The city hopes to recelve a
grant from the provincial
gdvernment to increase the ~
size of the cainpsite, create a
local fisherman's park. and’
dévelop a pats said. Nal:
tress. :

ha fishing. on the Skeena River has the beach on. Ferry Island full of campers hoping to catch °

be

denigrating ‘the. position , of

personnel, ‘Just wateh what
you're doing here ~— treat

these people like somebody.
"who's ready to rear back arid

shoot you hecanse tev re

WASHINGTON _
Key US.°
Wednesday there will be a
Senate. investigation of the
Libyan ties. of President
Carter's younger brother
Billy; but Democrats and

(CP}

an dgreement on how it will.
be carried out,

‘Both Senate Democratic
leader Robert Byrd ‘and
Senator Strom Thurmond,

senators sald”

_-Republiéans failed to reach .
fnilitant, more knowledgable -

: apetated’ by, emotion. re
‘the native people. arid saying *
to construction crews and to ..
department’ of highway.

‘ Photo by ¢ Certa Wilxon

“people” who come to
Terrace usually. want-to go.
fishing,”’. said a spokesman |
for the Terrace and’ District .:

Chamber .af . ‘Commerce ..

office. .
rl a ak ‘been 5

ane

European and. ‘quite’a few ¥
; are. from West Germany.”

‘The Terrace Hotel and the
Lakelse Motor ‘Hotel ‘both -
report .that a ‘lot of
Europeans stay here.

The rainy weather -has-
benefitted the . Wild - Duck

“Motel because it has brought

people in from the: bush, said

the. manager...”

Most of the guests at the. -
Wild Duck Motel'stay there
- because it’s ¢lose totishing
spots and the motel is full .
most of the time.

The.- silesmen-oriented
Lakelse Motor Hotel has.
been doing very well this
summer, said the. manager,
Junie ‘and: Jnly have’ “been”:
much busier. than: last: year. a

” Mike King, temperary
‘manager. of the -. Slumber -

‘running fall every night.
“The motel. business” in
Terrace: ‘has « always" ‘been’
“exceptionally, good,” he said.
owt turn over:10 to.15 rooms ©
night to other motels.
' The weather.is a
detriment'n other places but
it doesn't: seem to af fect

people” here,’?.

The ‘Slumber. Lodge at:

_tractsa high percentage of

business , people .as\well as.
* tourists: and fishermen,

. Howard - “said indiana
should, be: ‘treated | ‘as

. eltizens ‘af this land in a fair
_ and decent‘and proper way,”

Minister Alex

. Highways
Frager said he is not aware

of theseclion but will order it
removed If it does exist -

ranking. Republican on the
judiciary committee, said
there will be an. In-
vestigation; |

Ata meeting of senators of
both... parties,

agreement om a broadly
based investigative panel
consisting of members from
three committees.

The Democrats were
reported to be seeking a

: commerce department last.

’ Lodge,’ said they Have*been *-

; - the.
; Republicans sought to. win

VANCOUVER (cP) =
Forest industry offigials.are
still: pessimistic about the.
future of the B:C. lumber.
trade, despite a 30, A-per-cent
 jnerease ‘in US; chousing *.-
staris announced Hy the U.S.

week.

“T wonder how ‘and where :

they came up with’ that
figure so quickly,” said. Mike
Lepage of Barnett Lumber. .
He said the reported May-to:
June: increase. ~ ‘had’ ‘some
effect on the Industry “but it

* will not’ sustain” jtsett be

cause ‘the: (U:8.) “inarket --
simply isn't: ‘there. ”

‘Ray Leclair, U'S. lumber
‘Terader for, Northwood Mills, :
said ina telephone interview"

_.from Toronto that the3¢-per- §

- “cent ‘figure: sounds “pretty:

hefty.”

“When you ‘Took ‘at the |

-* getual. number. of-starts for

June arid ‘its effect on the ©
B.C. lumber industry, the.
‘figure. . becomes : watered
sala. quite. a. bit,’ had Leclair
sai

‘gales and abo 80 per cent of
‘fo

n prices a year ago and
hese starts still are down
from rates last June..

. Doug’ Morter, general
_tmanager of Mountain Pine,

- and Gordon Shaw of West

‘Fraser Mills both* said the’
announced increase had. a

temporary. effect on business’
-but : they: questioned’ the

“necuracy of the’ 3o-per-cent - .

“8 .

Brewers and ‘unions
on. collision course:

Al Renton of C radian. |

* A icin said strikes at the
Abitlbi-Price mills in eastern *
Canada had‘a greater effect.
on B.C, Jumber sales to the —
U, US. than reported U.S.
housing increases... ~
West Fraser is: closing ita:
Quesnel mill this. week. "

~The U.S. accounts for 55 to.
65 per cent’ of B.C. sawmih -

species remain lower ~

The Te rac ‘gymnastics club‘is holding a ‘clinic for 18 girls ages six
-“to.13. The coaches have. come up from Vancouver and have been.
working, with. the girls for three hours every day. |

“Pholo by Carla Wilson

Forest Products
production is up but.temains.

5. to 35 per cent: lower. than

the. same time last year.

will continue for the. summer.
but may. drop during’ the fall,
‘when the: industry's - slow’:
period begins. ue

Bridge
burned »

“VANDERHOOF,. B.C.
ACP). A bridge Hre
~ Wednewday ut road .con-
Reston to Fert St. James' in
central BC.

. the bridge, which crosses
the. “Nechako River near
~. Vandéthoof, ‘links’ Highway
. 27 to Fort St. James, A high-
Ways spokesman ‘said the ©
bridge would be closed tc

vehicles until further notice |
open today tc

but might be
foot traffic later tonight.

Cause of fire was not
known,’ soa

more limited panel ~- ap-
parently in an effort try to
minimize the: : political
damage of an alfair that is
already a major’ election-
year, embarrassment for
President Carter,’ *

. Both “Thurmond and
Republican ‘Howard Baker
said they would prefer a
‘select committee such as
that which investigated the ™:
Watergate scandal.

aid |

He said improved’. sales :

. suggestions.
Carter's registration aga.

VANCOUVER . (CP) -- A
. Bpokestiian for tlireé major
“B.C. breweries has accused
".prewery ‘union leaders- of
provoking an. industry

+ lockout by refusing to let.
! their. members vote .on the’.

* companies’. final offer.

The breweries” have said a
.. they. Will lock. out” the-
” workers at mildnight Friday .

“Might if there is no. set-’
- tlement: °
Bric. Harris,- chief

_ Management : ‘negotiator,

" paid-in. a’ news release’, req
‘Weédriesday there are -en- ~

couraging signs‘ that j a grow-

ing ~number vof. the 1,400 |

“(workers want a free vote on
the offer, which would make‘.
them the highest paid -
brewery “employees "in
~ Canada,

Harris said ‘the. union

executive Is not abiding by -

the wishes of its membership
and intends to provoke’ a
lockout to make employers
‘take the blame for a shut-
down, =:
He said the union’s current
work slowdown is effectively
-a strike and management is

afternoon it has
-asked Labor Minister Jack. °
“Heinrich to appoint an in-,

McCarthy,
_ himan resources, that was
‘scheduled for’Thursday at 5
‘pm. at the Lakelse Motor

confining, to show’ resiraini.
The union said Wednesday °
formally.

dustrial inquiry . com-
missioner ‘into the dispute.

’ Appointment of a commis-
sioner would avert a possible

_lockout - by. the breweries, _

said John ngley president
of the’Brewery, Winery and
‘Distillery Workers Union,
_ butin Victoria, Heinrich said

‘he wagnot aivare’ ‘of Any such”

west.
sHeihrich |. said. he.. “eer-
tainly isnot going to jump in.

ar Intaterg'» before Friday's .

‘Have lunch

The. meet- -the- minister.
coffee party with Grace’
minister of

Hotel has been, cancelled,

A public luncheon will be
held from noon to 2 p.m.
Friday at the-Lakelee Hotel

The senators are due. to
meet again today to continue
negotiations,

The Republican demand
for an Inquiry followed
disclosure that Billy Carter

. received $220,-000 from the

. Libyan government. - ‘
There have been

‘that - Billy

‘foreign ‘agent’ — after
months. of .ignoring calls to

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sirikelockiut deadline. *”

“y don't’. think that we
should - precipitate of make
‘any rapid move,” he said.
“Everybody | has the op-

- portunity to.Jock out or go cn
strike ‘and if, may very well

‘be that's the direction they -

should go for a while.

“It may be thal the people
are going to drinking lots af
‘ Kool-Aid and lemon juice.”

Langley, said no.new
-moveés .are planned : before
Friday in the deadlocked
talks, raising the prospect of
a beer drought almost im-
mediately. - .

instead

instead. There is no charge
to altend the luncheon, whieh
is being put on by the levat
Social Credit Association.

‘McCarthy and Rafe Mair,
minister of health, will both
be in Terrace Friday to open

. the Skeena Health Unit ar 4.

pm

Billy boy?

do so — followed a White
House warning that the
justice department was-
aware of the payment.

In a statement issued
Tuesday, the White House
said there had been. no
contact between it and the
justice department on the:
Billy Carter iriveatigatior’

_ The Senator committee .
appointed ‘® special four-
member subcommiltee to

decide within 48 hours how
the committee stiould = -
respond to Republizan ,
demands for hearings on the .
activities of the president's
brother, ~

‘Meanwhile, in New York.:
the younger Carler declined
to reveal details of his loan
agreement’ with the Libyan
government. No details have .

been provided.