CASTLEGAR NEW, Thue, November 2 1974
Letter to: Editor ASH

ir Sir:
‘Those money:- cacy i
chers are at it’ againt, How:

: The Weather

“Indian, Summer" lingered és
almost to the end of October, as

‘This warm flow of air tent i
the Arctic} air’ mass, which

‘ithistime of year, entrenched
fover, the | Northwest \Terri-
les, The’ weather was phe-

Li "year: iH Heetaived a
10.68 per cent increase for 1974,

Vam aware of People in ‘this

“organize ‘and run ‘clubs’ after’

for October

te Monthly records broken
were_as follows:
‘nt ‘Temperature:, high, mean
‘maximum—this year. 60.6 de.
(grees, 56.2

low, ‘mean.
im—this year 34.2" de:
grees; ‘the : previous’ was 34,7,

set in’ 1972; monthly.
eari—this year 47.4 degrees,
he previous was’ 46.6! degrees
tin, 1966.

hours above normal, the month-
ily precipitation total 2.92 inches
al and the/mean

: ‘tains allowing very. weak Paci-
(fie storms: to drift across the’

recl ipitation this year was 15

‘we have’ measurable 'precipita-
tion, while the previous low

record: was six days in 1971...

Sunshine: Total hours ‘re-
“corded this‘year was 198, while

the previous high was 155. een Is

The total :

schoo) board will not talk $0 Us|

at the local level.) |):
The ‘board's refusal to
negotiate with: us hurts. me
and pi

fit There was'a flu 'y lof

excitement up at, our, schoo| last

give up my. raya to talk to:

parents, I help organize and run
clubs on my lunch hour: I help

school [s out. I meet students in
the morning,'at lunch hour:and
‘after. school to provide extra
help. I help supervise dances on
weekends. I help supervise
school activities on weekends:

For these efforts I receive:

‘and expect’ nothing: from’ the

“board ‘inv the ‘way of:extra

money. I do, however, expec!

changes in: my: contract. This.

‘year this board will not do this.

How, many other: workers
in this community draw ‘over-
time, extra-time: off. or some
recognition’ for: working :abov

and beyond the call of duty?\I:
+, would suspect most ‘of them do.

As‘a teacher employed by

by the board of School District No.

9and you the taxpayer, all I ask
for an honest 100 per cent effort

is a willingness for,the board to”. *:
make minor, changes ‘in my,

contract. '3
is too. much

NAPKINS

- POTTERY. -

RECORDS
DECORATIONS |

Pine Street end Columbia ‘Avenue ” Phone 365-7813
9. am,.to 5.30 p.m. Fridays Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
ry. 2 noon to 3. p.m. and 6 to 7 p.m.

Hours: 1

Mr,
boos

so ta ee ne i. i nse me in

pa ep ns ps ea po

We
first “Invitational Meet".

It was ‘a’ gicls' vlleybal 4
tourney: and ‘eight’ tedms bat.
tled’it out, “neluding 6 one,very
peppy contingent from Ka
loops. All. West, Kootenay Jun:

‘tor Teams.(16 and under), were

invited: The action was fast and
furious and the finals‘saw three
Nelson teams ‘and',the/Kain-
loops team’ aN vying:

place. ¢
fears “Tote
-the eventual’ victors;
were certainly: ‘des:
champions, Our’ gir’

gold uniforms. They. tried hai

But ‘they: had ‘ai few. jitte
_ Everyone, thought th

extremely’ ‘good sports
ery and ex t' hosts,”

sparked the ‘complote overhaul:
ing, of our students’ council:

- set-up, Ho was dissatisfied with ‘:
the previous feel:

Can Cel Aas ear Quarry
ayment on. pe 16

Canadian Cel ‘ile an |

¢\nounced ‘It: will ‘commence: pay-

ing'a regular. quarterly divi->
dend with an initial payment of

five cents per share on Dee, 16.

Can- Cel president and

ing that! It did ‘not: provide
meaningful’)\Jearning.)/and
doing’; situations | for ‘the 'stu-
dent body,as a'whole. We'have’
told: you how; teachers and
students thrashed out ‘the
whole matter. and came up with ;
an entirely new concept: Ithas
been’ an eye-opener to us all,

This.is what: Mr. Grant
(council Sponsor) ' has to, say:
“The first meetings: were held:

t

, on Nov./6 Sand 8:

representatives present. ‘They.

were extremely successful from:

the point’ of view: that ‘debat

was vigorous and thorough; and

that participation wa:

lent. Several importan topics
‘and ’'deet

chief exec officer” Ronald
‘M. Gross said 3 the

perm commencemel

dends, and thoir,

eported.
that‘ potential long-term’ earn: ’;

Ings wil be sufficlent to provide

for’ rn\:for,’ shareholders.

Jas well ae the!) funds for.

necossal res investment in ea te ,

dividend policy: on Tuesday, of!

last week,‘ that / the! directora
5 itend to periodically review.

ie-quarterly dividend(rate,
taking into account all demands
mpany ‘cash flow,

Gross ‘slated

S°0The company’ earnings,
performance during the first’,
nine months of: the, year led:

directors to the consideration ¢

per share.

The'firat ‘quarterly divi
dend ‘willbe. paid! Dec. 16
shareholders on record on Noi

cal idiyidend leclaration ine ate

TIME TOGRIN

The best way;to make
‘children aware of the value
of money Is to borrow some
of theirs from: them.

ted) funds required, for; major,

capital, expansions ,which now

are unde intensive ‘review.

were;

impressed’ with th wail things ;

had \worked:

Sat

| tice sessions in home root

god
ys”, did an excellent job with
he eats,’And Mr, Gerrand and

words or less, can
part of the world. for, 8
to one ounce. In-C.

the: bargain ‘is. even better, 6

cents for up to 2: it

increase of-seven per cent
in“ mail ord. throughout the

Peay RIT TI
Ly; ARSE SS

ifn aber

FOR SAVAGE.

the’ éxpression ‘of views, fant
arity with terms like * ‘guorum’
uf

‘owners to keep their’ gas tanks x
‘as full’'as, possible during ‘the.’
winter months.-‘The:B.C./Auto-
wal ke ‘Association. says this

tion. He.was the one who got us
to abandon’ the, idea of having

ean ithsigra
I. There are 20. ators Tete
t

g HO!
ALL YOUR FAMILY, FOOTWEAR.

_ Phone 365-7025 —

@ Welcome

for the family
ALISO wt :

‘reeent enquiries about the state
[several highway) improve:

D'Arcy-has issued the following.

condensed ‘progress’ report ‘on.
certain projects: of: figeneral

The. Nad ‘and foal ‘major.
ract is ‘expected tobe. let in:

as possible to the :affected

“citizens,
1) Castlegar curb and’

ed_in' Jate:summer to H. B
Contracting. Some delay. had
been allowed because of the

CPB,

{25°20 CENTS PER COPY.

should: remove’ moat ofthe
fly-ash’and carbon’ fallout from
the hog \fuel-fired:

However, reduction of the

ew ‘recovery

‘a
» boller:to supplement or replace

the existing one. The direction

and: timing: of such a) major

expenditure'isia corporate: ;
e

_\ decision: made’ only’ after:

consideration’ of tectinical '
market factors, and Mr. D'Arcy

1 ‘world ‘market
utlook: for Kraft: pulp can‘only :
ste:

at Tarrys Eleme
i: Park and Sil-

ccur due to.
such as forest
es hi in} the.

“Accrowdsof:‘ more than’ 160

persons’attended |the meeting.

council will ‘als :

means. of;al vial

a take and: Lam sure, will’:

be of; much! needed *help ‘in
if

“overcoming .som
Tsent: prable

A‘Special mecting of coun-

cil was called Tuesday night for

the consideration of three by-

‘laws;' water rates, sewer. rates

anda bylaw for the control of
subdi sions.

>The latter ‘in. its present
draft:form ‘is: available ‘for

.' serutiny, by interested parties
‘al City: Hall. ~

a) etch plans for

e
School ‘are: also being
architect.\"5

to'be' carried ‘out ‘in: 1975.)

his work has been award-
terior: Sheet (Metal

c°) Magazine.

Castlegar Library is really
hitting the map! The delightful ~

. photograph of Richard Evans at

the Robson branch ‘opening,
which ‘appeared ‘in the, Castle-
gar News,and sub ly’in

‘These names will be pub:
» lished in this paper just prior to,
Christmas and will extend the
donors’ season's greetings to all
their friends and
<. This method’ of exch: ging ;
local’ Christmas greetings.

the B.C.L.A, Reporter, has now
turned up‘on the: front: page
Feliciter, the Canad in Library.

\

been: p for: s
years and appears.to
popularity, each ye: