PAGE 10, THE HERALD, Tuesday, July 18, 1973"

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..BONN (CP) — Leaders of the seven major in-
dustrial countries announced. Monday they have
reached agreement on specific measures to boost in-
ternational trade and provide more jobs.

. The agreement calls for the United States to reduce
its huge ellimports as 4 measure against inflation, for
Japan to buy more goods from abroad while holding:
exports at 1977 fevels, and for hoth of these countries
and West Germany to take major steps to stimulate

limit of 25 pounds of canned

growth in their economies.

..[t waa the most detailed set of commitments to
emerge from an economic summit. This is the fourth
witice 1975, The leaders said it reflected a Fecognition
that high-sounding promises are useless without
commitments for specific actions, ; ;
--“We're settling down,"' said Prime Minister
Tradeau told Canadian reporters following a joint
news conference held by the seven leaders. :

| onference Committed to Promote Int'l. Trade and Employmnent.
Trudeau Says it Means More Jobs and Better Times Ahead for Canada

..For Canada, he sald, he expects there will be
stronger growth and reduction of serious unem-
ploymentas the country benefitted from the improved
health of its trading partners.

.-“Canada will do its part and the people of Canada
vit benefit trom the results of this meeting,” Trudeau
8a il ‘ ‘

.. “We are determined to achieve the higher growth of
jobs and output to which our polleies are directed.”

Fisheries Glamp Lid On Sport-Gaught Salmon Canning

VANCOUVER, B.C. (13 July, 1978) - Dr. W.E. John-
son, Director-General, Fisherles Management,
Pacific Region, announced last week that a new

tion now in effect sets a personal possession

sport-caught salmon at a

place other than the person’s permanent home ad-

* The new regulation is aimed at out-of-province
visitors, some of whom have made a practice of
canning, daily, the catch limit of 4 salmon while on an
extended stay in British Columbia, thus acquiring

Quebec Tourist Literature In French Only

QUEBEC (CP) — If you're
an English-speaking tourist
looking for Quebec's official
government road map, don't
forget to ask for the cover. It
could be the key to un
derstanding where you're
headed

Under regulations of the
French Language Charter
known as Bill 101, Quebec's
official road map is no longer

], butin French only,
although al least 50 per cent
of tourists are Americans

and Engliah-speaking
Canadians,

the map, pi :
transport department,
arrived in the offices of the
tourism department in
February, officials had to

seramble for a-solution. speaking tourist asks for a bilingual brochures until there is no way of estima
“We were surprised by the map. he gets the jacket in current stocks are used up. accurately Le tare
sudden application ‘of Bill oa: A French-speaking ‘I feel rather: un- English and French-
101,” saya Marc Hardy, tourist gets justthe map. | comfartable about sending speaking tourists visiting the
director of tourism in- As for other tourist in- French-language documents city from one year to the
formation at de- formationfrom the province, to English-speaking people," next, so separate language
partment. allfoldersareinFrenchonly he said. ‘printings are bound to result
but E: versions are His mounicipally-financed in shortage or over supplies.
available, although some bureau printed allitafolders ‘That's what's handy
have been delayed. An bilingually this year, andhe about the bilingual stuff. It’s

says

WhileRest of Canada Tries
To Give It Away 8.0. Has

Shortage of Industrial Milk.

British Columbia does not
have an adequate supply of
manufacturing milk to meet
provincial requirements.

This was the substance of
an urgent message placed
before federal Agriculture .

Dairy Commission.. to

recognize
demand in the British

Minister Eugene Whelan milk

today by British Columbia
Agriculture Minister Jim
Hewitt during today’s
meeting of federal and
provincial agriculture
ministers in Yorkton,
Saskatchewan.

Mr. Hewitt said British

Colambla’s industrial ‘milk: ©

supply problem is critical
and must receive immediate
relief. British Columbia has
only one plant which
produces butter and milk
powder. The plant is
easential to the maintenance
of a steady supply of milk to
‘the fluid market, He ox-

_ plained that in 1977 the total

supply of milk coming from
British Columbia farms was
so tight that this plant had no
milk at all for 35 days during
the year and only sufficient
to operate at one-third
capacity for the balance of

the vear. 11. second plant

which produces only
evaporated milk operates at
30 per cent below capacity.
Present supplies of milk also
fail to meet the present
demand for cheese
manufacturing.

"Tl am urging the federal
minister and the Canadian

maaufacturing facilities are
essential to a viable dairy
industry. Our.

producers simply cannot
subsidize plants operating at

non-economicievels owingta - .
shortage of milk,” sald Br.”

.

Hewitt! «~

upply

Management Program. The
Cate epg
olumbla suppor e
le of order milk

Pp
marketing through ap-.

plication of

sharing
quotas but the policy must be .
ac-

flexible enough to
commodate growth in the
marketplace.

British Columbia annually
produces about nine million
hundredweights of milk, six
million of which are sold for
fresh consumption. Three
million hundredweights go to
manufacturers,

“We need at least an ad-
ditional two million ‘hun-
dredweights of market share
guota to sustain our
manufacturing plants,” the
minister said,

This Year Try A
B.C, University Vacation

Ever thought of spending
your vacation - or at least a
part of it - at a university?

Would you like to enjoy a
pleasant stay in Vancouver

tween now and the end of
August - with the family;
just you and your partner -
with or without the children?

Worried about the cost of
hotel accommodation?

Here is a Tip.

Accommodation is
available - single, adult,
family - and with children of
any age, - in the University
of B.C. student residences,
until the end of August.

There's plenty of green
play space for the kids; an
Olympic sized swimming
pool, tennis courts, a
cafeteria open seven days a
week - at ‘student’

prices, and even a bank is
located near the residence.

There's more, _ still:
beaches and a public golf
course close to the campus
which is 20 minutes by car
from downtown Vancouver.

There is also a regular bus
service to and from the
downtown area - no need to
“hassle” through heav)
traffic in the family car or
costly U-drive.

So- you're new in the city -
and don’t know what to do or
where ta go to have a good
time, or just relax - or both?
Check with the University
Information services, 228-
3131, If you want them to set

up something for you, you
should allow them a day’s
advance notice, at Jeast.
Then they can arrange
guided walking tours, for
instance,
campus, The UBC Museum
of Anthropology (though it
sounds dull-dry, it is
anything but!) famous
Nitobe sere Jaipine
and the newly opene:

and B.C. Native gardens are
some of the on-campus at-
traction. ;

If you don't want to stay -
but just want to visit, tourist
information is available at
three information stations
equipped with direct phones
to the University iIn-
formation Services.
stations are located at maln
entrances to the university,

There are also Summer
Courses galore - with or
without credit. More and
more educators are em-
phasizing one is never too ofd
tolearn, and added studies in
the prime of life can be
rewarding in many ways
beside that of financial.

Accommodation rates?
Samples: Adults - single
room small suites at $12 a
day. Youth rate - 19 and
under $8.80. Children, 12 and
under - $6.00. If you have
your own ear, parking is
free.

Sounds tempting? It is!
We've lried it.

ES.

partment ordered thousands
When the 1978 version of of special blue. cardboard
the” covers for the maps, with the

legen
the back

English jacket for the.

the’ growing ©

quota, I have em-
phasized the fact that basic

of the Malin

canned-salmon far in excess of the needs of 1 in-
dividual or family, The daily personal bag limit of 4
salmon and the unrestricted season limit still stands
with a maximum possession limit of 2 days’ bag limit,
fresh or frozen, in addition to 25 pounds of canned
salmon.
Sportfishermen wishing to can more than 25 pounds
take their catch to a custom canner who may
process the catch for direct shipment to the fisher-
men’s permanent place of residence. There is no limit
on the amount of canned sport-caught salmon a person

_ Asaresult, the tourism de- province's hotel guide is still

at the printers.

USE OLD STOCK

Hardy says the delays
have caused few complaints
because the department
continues using the old

din English printed on

So when an English-

os

‘Bathroom

Tissue

Purex
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has received no-

may process at his permanent hume address,
is restriction closely follows that enacted by the
Province of British Columbia in 1946 which bans the
canning of trout and char, taken in Provincial waters,
other than at the residence of the angler, as shown on
the angling licence. - , :

. The communique said Canada had restated its in- |
tention {o aim ata five-per-cent growth in the valve of
goods and services produced in the economy. This
would be done “within the Hmits permitted by the
need; to contain and reduce inflation,”
.. Trudeau toid ‘reporters he had no specific new
budgetary measures in mind toreach the five-per-cent
target. The annual rate of growth In the first quarter
this year was only 2.8 percent. . e
, Inflation is also on the rise in Canada, a more than

- nine-percent annual rate despite nearly three years of,
wage and price controts. Unemployment has hovered
at the million mark for a year. . Soe
’ Trudeau said he is eptimistic that Canada would be
able to sell more goods abroad as-a result of the big-
seven commitment and avold the increased unem-
ployment that economists have predictéd for next
year. So .

ea

ow
wal

notice from the French —
Language Office saying
bilingual brochures are

Ken Stewart, chief of -
tourist information for the
Quebec City tourism and
convention bureau, says

The biggest

Provincial BOMaS

NOW ON SALE

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