lerman’ Al Purschie
informed Monday that
» “municipal -- -ad-:

tration is not catlsfied
i -will get ‘co-o

ion

“Council has’ approved the

“week of June 3 to June 0 a5

‘National ‘Red -.Cross:. Water
ay Week: in, the Terrace

Seva ved the week
sore ‘October's.
Canadian’ National

eae forth Blind! week

in the, Terrace’ area.
The. ‘ministry.. of. lands,

" parks and housing continues
‘to take‘eouncll’s ‘application -
~ ot lease Ferry Island under

‘advisement. ~~
Council wenta the islarid,

os wh so ate ate

new Skeena River bridge, to
develop as a tourist’ camp-
site, Fisherman's Park was
-onice used for this

: purpose
. the municipality but it no y

 putritionlat

r exists,
Bob McClelland, minister ,
of health, expressed ap:
preclation ‘for council's
support of the Skeena Health
Unit request that the ser-
vices of a community

be
available, to the
- Our. “gtaft officials have
Tfeviewed ‘the “Health Unit

has been
‘established for. this service

wn. in that area’ As the bugelary

aid an ik.
dengan and constant
-yominder.that you, our.
Terra

eager
el ed: tb-gends

r0 inidaic feativel
a Kermodis pin as its..
encouraging. local

ONTREAL (CP) — Un :
‘in terms of. Canadian
“at’ 3:30° pi. EDT
eaday was. up 23100 a
1587,, Pound sterling was

‘910 at $2.9629,

Hi Hin New York, the Canadian

dollar was down 940 at

1 Health Unit has formed a

a: t, Coquitley id
fea e we al
" ae a
ug tunnels.

T wil -

to - procees: progresses,
i! give every consideration to.

the establishment ‘of: a
nutritionist position in -
Skeena, ” he gays in a letter
to.council.

‘The Simon Fraser

three-member rat patral
to take a census of the
unwelcome rodents in

TORONTO. “(CP)
Enough: resources exist in
southern Canada to.meet the
Seven Canadians without
disrupting the Inuit culture;
tha | former secretary: |
Manager of Baker lake,
N.W.T., said Tuesday.
David Simailak, 27, now a
project co-ordinator with, the
‘Thult Taparisat of Canada,
was: testifying in federal
court in a cae that pits 113

—

90.0680, “and pound id
AB Up : ‘87-100 at $2.0565._

STOCKS

! TORONTO. (CP) — The .

Toronta stock market was
pally: -lower. at the

dae. of ‘active trading

v9 ‘The TSE 300 inden. toe
jo. 5104. me

# Boergy and Ld stocks felt
t but real

fate and construction

js roas sharply. -

" Voluine ‘waa 8.37 million -

opmnpared with 4.06 million
‘Monday. °.
re Amon industrials,
nen Nickel A fell
hy to $89%, Inco Ltd. % to
Dome Pete % to ‘p30,

"Auiomative Hardware

fe, ste
ment 1 to $43 43 and
lopment 1 to $134.

Some me Mines let 9% te
” Co . .]
“ Pea 23¥, and United

‘  anddlan Superior Oil was
1314 to 12044 and Numac -
‘499824 and Chieftain De-
opments 1 to $40%.
#] OF] wan up 244 to ML
td Ram Pele’ 1080

i
ioe

VANCOUVER ~ (CP)
Prigas ware mixed In active
trading Ty Tuesday, on_ the
Vancouver Stock Exchange
with a volume of 2,716,987

shares at close.

In the industrials, Inter-
national ionarc. was un-
ed at 30 on 6,500
shares and Grouse Mountain
was unchanged al .76. on

4,000, Taro Industries was

unchanged. at $3.50 on 3,400
and Computrex Centres was
up .03 at .25 on 9,000. Hal

$3.90. and Kaiser
was up 1-6 at $21 1-8,

Rio Plata Stiver Mines was
down .01 at .77 on 61,300

Shares and Mountain States

was up .70 at $8.75 on 69,050
on the)=«sresource and
development board, Pan
Acheron Resource Warrants
‘waa Up .01 at .00 on 46,623 and

_ ‘Charleston Resourcea was

down .15 at 49 on 44,000.

made .

sumission and concur that
f! ‘the: ‘pineed”

| ai Energy, e :
>| shortage
= Problem : ;

= for many.

TORONTO . .(CP}

Despite early: warnings,

Canada and other countries
are still not well prepared to

with en blems
a former federal: nergy
Minister said Tuadey.

Donald Macdonald told A

delegates to the world gas
‘conference that . some
countries will experience a
shortage of petroleum
products as well as higher
peices next winter. .

Macdonald, Liberal

energy minister during the
_1973-75 oil crisis end now a
practising lawyer here, said
there had been “a paralysis
of significant government
action toward improving the
supply-demand, -balance”’
among members of. the

International - Energy

Agency.

He chided the ‘United . |

States’ for’ not taking” ap-
propriate. -

of .a. pipeline to
patiiral Bas

‘customers,

’ "Th the intervening 16
months, neither the
American government nor
the spofisoring companies

have taken the actions ex- .
pected, and I do not know |

any persoh who is. in a

ere © Position to predict when
‘RATS ‘will be Peeatten ‘to ay
5 - can
I: mate mt
Macdonald seid: govern-
CO VER ~ ments han’ an obligation to
. inform: tha: people: of im-
- ‘ CoquInLAN: ake. | spandkng:, : aprablems. and
PCCP) opty genet sou 1 they
suburban community “them , me tee with
Capt of Vancouver hag}. . em
wer ‘on an - ‘They mint Rite ke it.
embarrassing problem: | ‘clear’ to the ‘public that:

supply shortages are “not

Some sort. of conspiracy,
-. either by the private: sector

", or by the public sector or by
* pome even leas tangible

forces.”

jal cage

‘action - after . i
Canada voted in wi? in favor

Prudhoe Bay. rah bo. 0,8.

) acai fod i e

ae
Sao

cerns ae

“Always an 1 active group in: Yerrace: are the Parviainent danoérBiv cialt ern 2

fee Pa hate farcva tanto wick wiarores

ANS CY "

1 fats

ON ENERG yy

OTTAWA (CP) —The new

: Progressive’ Conservative

government. will have’, to
move quickly to work out a

domestic energy pricing

policy in light of the. con-
tinuing rapid increase in
world oil prices.

Domestic’ oil prices,
protected from. work levels
by federal government
subsidies, are'to Increase by

. $1.4 barrel July 1 and again

on Jan. 1, bringing the new
rate to’ $14 74 a barrel.

An increase of $1 & barrel
at the wellhead: usually

,.. Meang consumers, pay abort,

are aed ie)

"three cents more for a gallon

. of gasoline or home heating
) ot

won and 600,000 barrels a

yo.
The federal government

willl face mounting pressure

But world oil prices haye
risen sharply, widening the
Bap between those charged

1’ at home. and preventing

Canada from gradually
increasing prices to reach
the world level, now about
$23 a barrel...

_ ‘The Conservative target is

‘ to make. the country. self-

sufficient in energy by 1990,

_ Wiping out daily oil imports

now, Averaging | between

from Alberta the primary-
producing province, to speed
up domestic price increases
to provide the industry with
revenues for further ex-
ploration and development.

Prime Minister-elect Joe

Clark campaigned strongly
‘on the need for more co-

operation -between federal
and provincial governments.

‘The new price talks with |

‘Alberta will give his as-yet-
unnamed energy minister a

ited

chance to spat tha they ints

. practice,
. Alberta hai also been ctiti:”

cized by Industry and federal
government spokesmen for
delaying. fu
ment the massive ‘oils
sands projects, The province
has yet to take.a position on
royalties, a factor that has
slowed development of new
plants.

Ciark's party has st stressed
its dedication to less
government intervention in
the industry and a.

ye MPR i

-PeSOpRCes, |

‘further, develop .

stbiubbobibendabild

Will Rave’ ils that apio dart zba alhein at iia a rnd

~ Alcan Kitimat Smelter ‘Tours |

“its prices at a faster rate
than it had in the past.

“= Natives want | _
| North left. out .

" Baker Lake inuit againat the
“federal government. and

the North and .

seyeral. foreign. . and
Canadisn-owned mining

The. it are fighting to
preserve a centuries-old
aditlon of hunting caribou,

: thelr main source of food,

_ across

70,000 square
idlometres ‘of lind lotated
1-600 Kdlometres north of

Winn . .
innlpeg. are seeking an

injunction to prohibit the
federal government from

' issuing mining permits.

Simailak, elected to Baker
Lake council in 1972 art ap-
pointed
secretarymanager two years
later, said he and a number

“of Inuit are frustrated at

“the role-playing on the part

of the government,”
“Inuita are proud to be

‘Canadians, they want to be

- Roach Studios was up .15 at .
Resources

David Minerala was down 50
at $3.65 and Susie Mining«
Exploration was down. .04 at -

On. the curb exchange,

Santa Sarita Mining was-up

1 1-2 at .44 1-2 on 62,800
shares sand Petrox
Petroleum was up .02 at .68

- on 49,000. Poney ' Ex-

plorations was up .03 at $1.20
on 39,000-.and Cannon
Resources was up .07 at 45
on 38,000. West Provident
Resources was unchanged at
$2.80 and Bronson Minea was
unchanged at .44.

Andee Abe OR

canadians, , but we mane oe
an equal partner i.
fairs of our land.” -

He said the federal
government and terretorial
council did not consult Baker
Lake residents when making
decisions, .

“Any time any govern-
ment officials come into
Baker Lake to consyit with
the people, they come in with
their decision already
made,”

He testified that he met in
1973 with Jean Chretien, then
minister of northern affairs,
and In 1875 with Chretlen'a
successor, Judd Buchanan,
and asked them to approve |
the district of Keewatin in
territorial and use
regulations.

Late in 1975, Baker Lake
council also presented. the

government with a land- ~

freeze proposal but it was

-. turned down.

In March, 1977, however,
the federal government put a
temporary industrial freeze
on- 76,400 equare kilometres

in the district and conducted |

a study of the area.
Simailak testified it was

‘his ‘understanding that the
_ study would) be coriducted

and the minister would then

. make a decision based on

eee

recommendations in that
study.

settlement .

SMELTER TOUR SCHEDULE

June 1 to August 31, 1878
Monday to Fridgv-
“Tours daily at 12:30 p.m.

LIS p.m.
2:00 p.m.

From Smelter Tour Building at the
entrancetothe Plant (Ithelps tomake
dfeservation.) -
Saturdays.

Tours for groups may be arranged
with 24 houits notice through the tour
office or by telephone: (604) 632-3113,
Local 259.

’ Pall, Winter & Spring Tours
Available on ‘Tuesday and ‘Thursday
afiérnoons only, by special arrange-
"ment through the tour office. Phone,
or write: Alcan Smelter Tours

Box (500
Kitimat B.C. V8C 2H2

Alcan Smelters
and Chemicais Lid ©

It's our 25th Anniversary! And we'd like you to.

tour our aluminum smelter, one of the largest

in the world and a famous tourist attraction in the

Pacific Northwest. We've expanded the tour

schedule for this special year so you'll have more

opportunities to see how aluminum is made.
There’s tots going on at Alcan and, in Kitimat

this summer for our anniversary celebrations

and we like you to join in. Come sign our

guestbook-and don't forget to wish us a

Happy Anniversary!’

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tue BAL Ot BFE

oun Yor.
rel =.
It ves
yeni ;

mitment Oo let free tater-

prise develop the country's |

acre a) n
re per ser -
The Conservailves are

counting on oil; .aandg¢

development.:to replace
importa and vil] Prupably
press Alberta to get the
projects moving.

The future of Petro-
Canada, the state oi] com-
pany set up by the Liberals
and slated for. dismantling
by the new government, is
not likely to be decided for

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