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Paqes

fe Minister Lester B, ‘Pearson to
Mm order President - ‘Charles ‘De
S Gaulle to ‘leave: Canadian soil. .

westweat Publleations after .De

7 speech on Monday: night.

The Terrace” Herald. js a
member of the. newspaper chain
which also ineludes ‘the’ Prince
S George. Citizen and. the- Prince
m Rupert Daily News, .

The protest was carried-in. a
telegram sent directly to. Prime
™ Minister Pearson. |
The telegram. said: '
. “We are - deeply concerned
me lest your government. hesitates
Bin the name of friendship for
# France. to arrange for . De
2 Gaulle’s ‘immediate | departure
from Canadian soil, This man
Shas done more to divide and
B destroy Canada’ than anyone
else in our history. ;

“Any other visitor would
have been arrested . ‘and his
© passport seized. :

s ment to diseard politics and
# protocol in this -instance and

ond 24 hours,.

s 6“We-assure you that positive
S action will be favorably receiv:

aed throughout British Columbia |:

Band that failure te take such.

action will be viewed AS gov}.

|The man got away

age hes

fm ernment weakness,

7 : a Gee, .also Biss, 2. o
: Canada’ $ jews,

to” Israe all: fond:

‘within three weeksof the open:

war Canada’s Jews had ralged
= an ineredibte ‘$20 ‘millon: he
| the Israeli cause, says a repo
“Ba tie uUglet sane of Maclean! s
. magazine, te
Never in’ Canadian historyhas
so much been Faleedt ina crash
program so‘ quickly, The money
came mainlyfrom three centres,
; “The results speak for them-,
: selves,'’ says Philip. Givens, |
a former Toronto mayor who
“headed the campaign in the city,’

A group of British Columbia
newspapers called on Prime

Gaulle: made his ‘pro-separatjste :

“We implore your. govern :

; to revoke at once De Gaulle’; a)
right to remain in Canada hey-|

; gave $20 malllien' |

Kitselas Canyon.

check. as driver. Harold - dq

FIRST CAR THROUGH ‘the provincial governrnent
automobile test Tuesday at Ip.m. received

a thorough,

lackson watched, When tha:

" mabile testing stati
already waiting to on
_ Station’ ‘Stays open ue

opened ; a long line of | cars was:
through the free safety! check. -
Saturday.

,

l hig. shote:“ot"the“Arab-israel{ |"

“The inan, ‘gat ‘away ani
‘Inpaiitéranle’. “Curtain:

the . Department: of Fisheries, 3

oy The- “Ash; 300: pound ‘stare
geon managed’ to make
the.. Fisheries Department’ river:
cruiser. ‘after. being ‘taken from’
the: Skeena ‘in what must have
been an’ “illegal” gilinet 1 in the,

a 4
nin: ,

chas-been’ cast’ over the: “fish by.

3

{| Herald he was on duty Saturday.
when fisheries officials 4 wed

: | He sald he and several others

comment Tuesday .-

gation is’ underway: dit; ai ate.

hard Bates ‘sald: that’ resul

ast hursday and the:
was caught on” Sats,

éscehsorship indicates that:
g ‘gentleman was surprised bya
“passing fed. .

Instead “of saying -how de-do
‘or ‘praise-be Pearson, the gent
high tailed it into the’ bushes: -

He appeared anxious to avoid
| company,

So: anxious that he Jeft seven
feat of sturgeon ‘flapping:-in
what appears to be a highly il-
| legal net. - .

Gary Wright, ferryman ti he
Copper Ferry crossing, . tol . the

‘up with the rare. catch.
Wright said he -hag.
seen, such a whopper ‘before.

‘at the Copper crossing: ‘have. had.
their ‘ines. out ever since. .
Department of Fish’eg ies
‘spokesmen declined to fomment
on the incident stating-that J.
Connors, District Protection - ‘OF
ficer from Prince Rupér ind

issued a “silénce" ava
‘Conners was unavaijable: tor
wlien*:: the

Herald tried to ‘contr hin.”
Local officials: would inat-even
confirm’ or deny’ that: an \inVesti-

sponsible for: sting th
gillnet. ‘

fish WAS. a whopper but ‘the fish-
erman appears to’ havye- eluded
‘he: nets of ofticialdom| ~

’ An upsurge In silver prices
and some good exploration ré,
-gults spell go"? this year for)
Terrace - b ~ based Rieansa Mines |

‘At the company? s. annial 26th
eral meosting held in Terrsce
‘last. ‘Baturday shareholders.
heard results of ‘exploration
work so far this sagon and plana
for the remainder of the year,
They. algo named a. Tew board
of ‘directors with RB. Bales
Heading up the slates RD, “Skog.
lund, vice-pregidant: DW. Small.

‘secretary: = ireamurer and.
thee Weber’.
Lractor ay |

In. 2: directors: report to the)
“shareholdera,. president. Rilo,

Aceh nk in the Federal fish. .
‘into ‘et

y Alcock. continiied ‘his pursuit,
“So. there” ‘you havé!-it-the |

CORPORAL ALCOCK.
for Bravery.

Third RCMP
man honored

for. bravery '

Prince Rupert RCMP detach-
ment has pulled a hat ‘trick.
with a third bravery commenda-
tion in two weeks,

Cpl. Rodney: Vallance Alcock
received the ‘commissioner's
commendation ‘for. bravery be.
couse of his action in Aabbing
an armed fugitive on 1a: “dowh-
town street last November, .
Aleock was chasing armed
fugitive : Karlds “Hegedus . when
the man ‘turtied and fired on
the ‘policeman from a distance
of five feet. -

- Unfazed : by. ‘the near- ‘miss,

.fanees and the three-year tax

mf

an tox

ot fines says.
evidenée of-a: ‘piliback ‘in min-
ing’ exploration: ‘and "develop.
ment; despite Féderal Govern-
ment assurance that implemen-
tation of the Carter tax report
is nat: ‘imminent. .
Thomas Elliot was comtment-,
ing in- Vancouver ona brief the’
chamber. has prepared for sub-
mission, to Finance. Minister. Mit-.
chell .Sharp.. (The “brief urges
retention. of depreciation: allow-

moratoria ‘for new: ‘Producing
mines. °

Carter Répoct urged
of both and other in-
aising .a storm ‘of pro-
; the: mining industry.
(The Governnient responded by
announcing that no action. will

pertains. ‘ta’ mining until. Jan, 1
19741:
. Mr, Eliot said in ‘an. inter-
view he -had noticed definite
signs of a curtailment in min-.
eral development and. ‘explora-'
tion in B.C, and the Yukon ever
aince the- Government ‘announs
ed. its deferral of. action:

‘There's - .been. some” indiea-
tion-of a pullback hut so far it's
not, ta, serious,” he said. °

“The: ‘Carter : ‘Report -: ‘hangs
liké “a black cloud. over ‘the in-
‘dustry. ‘ind ‘some companies
have; -adopled a cautious atti-

"He eS

tude’ toward exploration and de-

are-‘is - strong |

be :taken’oh the report as it].

| Development
| stalled for

Victoria OK

_ How few are a “few days.’

That’s the question Terrace
Municipal Council is asking this
week

They are awaiting a firm
commitment from Highways Min-
ister P. A, Gaglardi on the route
of a new Highway 16 bypass
through the heart of Terrace.

After months of negotiation
Reeve A. F. Gonlet accompani-
ed by Councillor’ Dorothy Nor-
ton, Municipal Engineer Hector
Buncombe, and Skeena MLA
Dudley Little travelled to Vic-

the highways minister.

GAGLARDI. INTERESTED
According to the. Reeve, the

minister appeared interested in

mised a. decision
days,” .
The route of the bypass is

“in a few

sibie industrial development ot
downtown . Terrace.” Also at is-
Slie 18 an underpass beneath the
CNR tracks.
“A hew Safeway shopping cen-

Fis one site that could be af
fected,

vager’ of th ikea ‘nena weapeasierrecel meat F
bis and < co’ Charnberfi be ‘Anon: Mate wher dh Clas

fPasgcwilk E go.

ave. also -béen ‘slowed. heeause
mot uncertainty of the new route. |.
. shat is -the reason why Ter-|
race Municipal . Council - met}
wita’ the highways . minister.
AGREEMENT ;

It-1s understood
Councu:. and highways depart:
ment-are in substantial: agree-
ment. now .over the. location of
the new bypass,”

_-Originauy., three routes were|:
suggested, : .
IT'S. ABOUT TIME

But until.the Council hears
from the highways. department
downtown: Terraca will have to
stand still and. ‘wait the word|.
from Victoria before undertak-
ing’ major development.

Meanwhile Reeve Goulet te-
fusal to criticize Gaglardi: “I
‘feel that he’s doing his: _ best, ’
the Reeve said,

“They have many other com-
mitments and I don’t think we,
should criticize. this quickly."
* But -Couneillor Vic Jolliffe
‘was more critical: “If the’ in-
formation has not been releas-

Councillor Campbell Lane com-
mented: “We should have heard
by now. “Il's-about time Mr.
Gaglardi started to live up te
his obligations and at the same

foria July 17 for a meeting with].

the Terrace ‘proposals and proj

hojding up commercial and poa-

‘tte incorporating a.Woolworth |.
_| store at Emmerson-and Lakelse §

that the :

_ TERRACE Wairih
— WORD FROM PHIL

ING

-pesisting tyoung visitor: i
for a. brie at, si

“Real estate sales in the areal.

Just count.‘ thos

Terrace Streets these days.

e big. ten gation hats. on dowitown

‘Maaistiate's
Court eee

| Magistrate C.J, ‘Norringto
presided over Mie following con-.
victions in Terrace _ Magistrate's’
Court last “week:

‘Richard James Anderson,
driving. while. license’ suspend:
ed for failing to file financial re.
sponsibility, fined $50,; Louise
Robinson, for assault; causing
bodily harm, given : suspended,
sentence with probation and
hound over to keep the peace. “)

- There were 28 convictions:

for speeding and minor traffic

infractions atid one for driving
without due care.

ed by ‘Tuesday night, the Coun- | Magistrate F. H. Adames
cil should make | the abnounce- ‘handed out the following fon
ment.” — vietions::

and iminor traffic offences; one
trucking - offence and one sun
dry infraction, | _.

velopment,

time .extend a little courtesy,” -

. night.

John Petersen fined $250 for]
impaired driving; two speeding

‘The - ‘hats and thelr. ‘owners .
are. sure, signs: that the local
: Jeommunity ig now - - getting set

’ |for’.‘the’ ‘big: three-day Terrace

Stampede,’ July «28, 20. cand. 0
at . Thomas: Park.» ;

(See also, page: ey

‘The three ‘days: of” hard rid.
Jing inthe day and- dancing and
festivity at. night ate.. organiz
ed ‘by the Terrace: Lions: Club
and. the Terrace Rodeo. ‘Associa-
tion...
‘Times for events have. Lint yet |
been - ‘finalized ‘but. . organizer *
Conn Strasbourg, ° “Lions : :Cluh:
president, - promises: -plenty > of
action - including . dancing . ry

’ Lions ‘are. giving a lon-sized!

(share of the Licket sales. dp: tae
. “Skate . in ‘68” ice arena fund. -

' Soven

* Seven - trophiés, a: champion
-ship ‘trophy, and : ‘cash rived
will be awarded.
There'll be hild cow, milking

Something new. ‘this: ‘year jail
be steer Sogging: with, Mexican
‘) steers. :

‘of exploration: work to‘date are
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