program

is helpin ing:

‘Tough. That's the profile, of
these economic times and the

frame of mind’ of ‘foresters’
who want the federal-provin- |
cial Employment’ Bridging:
Assistance Program (EBAP)
to work well."

It’s been just three months’
since Forests Minister Tom
Waterland '. introduced. the
scheme as a way to provide
temporary: work: for)'unem-.
ployed forest workers collec-
ting. unemployment benefits.

‘Already ‘moro ‘thar 1,000
recruits throughout the prov-
ince have earned EBAP, dol-
lars. 4

part
the ‘program'‘have provided
$40. million: for. ‘forest /im-
provement work.:The pool is
made up of $24 million worth

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of
money, $6 million’ ‘from'the'
Canadian’ Forestry: Service
and $10: million- under’ the
Provincial. Employm sDe-
velopment Act, 2s AN
In the Nelson’ Forest :Re-
gion 856 jobless UIC ‘recipi-
ents are: working.‘ on: $2.3
million’ worth of: forestry im-
provement projects” sponsor.
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and
approved by. the Forest Ser:
vice.

This allows ‘cegantzations
to retain their work force in
the local community until the

right,

Inthe Riateae Lake For-
est District where uremploy-
ment is high, ‘all licensees
have ©. applied ; to sponsor
EBAP projects.

i Eight projects “have been
approved to date, making
work for 180 persons. By the

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forest, workers —.will; have
found EBAP. work. The proj-
ects have a duration of 12 to
20 weeks.

Juvenile spacing, removal
of: brush: from ‘road _rights-
‘of-way,- brushing. and. weed-
ing‘of: plantatioris, recreation.

- campsite ‘and trail mainten-
ance lead the list of prop-

On tap is a cleanup of Six

‘K locally.
beset fie ‘ts sauatars
for. those’ forest ‘workers on.
unemployment. insurance,
which pays $160: to $190 a
week,

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: It} has ‘also. been good
public relations for the For- -
est Service. It gives the par-
ticipants b better awareness of

.¢what-our organization does.
They-realize we are not just
fighters of forest fires.”

= EBAP brushing and weed-
ing: crews who. learn their
trade well may be able to bid
on’Forest Service brushing
contracts when’ EBAP “is
over:

Meanwhile, in the Arrow
Forest District, 80 laid : off
Salmo mill workers are tend-
ing the forest under the ban-

ner of the Salmo Workers

Employment Society.

They will be busy thinning
project forests to give more
elbow room to the stronger.
trees, The winter crews will

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fires in Sal
EBAP projects are also
. providing relief work for the

unemployed: in the 'Golden,: « “.

Invermere,’ Cranbrook «and
Boundary Forest Districts of
"the Nelson Forest Region.

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chore, Beales, drama tea-
eter «at 1° 3. Kalmokoy are

aaapiccaealaey| inst, will still .

be atischools after Oct. 1,;;
Jones said more teachers

Mat: Kinnaird’ Junior {Bec-
ds, “ondary: Schicol B,” Wood,’ IP
lass; K.! Nelson, band ‘tea-
cher; )B; ‘Wilkinson, “| art'and
‘home: ‘economics;": and)' A.
-Bondaroff, library and Eng-
BUS: ish; sbave all boon re
ins

“Ato le 2 tary level, R..

were d than rieeded
to comply with the provincial
‘budget: because the').board
thought: the .’ ‘terminations
were: to:'be-:by. seniority,
whereas the Act required:
terminations by departnient.

“The terminations'covered

has‘ to be. by. . department
{closing off): because there is
no legislation’ to cover senior-
ityeon
Anyone on seniority, was

ters: automatically put on the list,”

she said, adding ‘that.:some.’:
teachers were put on the ter-
ein, ©;

Bhe said for “this Feason

notices to ‘many’ of the’ tea-

chers.— like Dodds and’ De-
Paoli from 8HSS — had to be.

‘mulated

Herbairmmberes | board off

removed because they were. hc

cut on‘a: basis of ‘seniority, |

{In making the decision to: ‘

remove the termination no-
tices ‘Jones ‘said the board

had ‘also - decided ‘to bring \'2
h certain
both’ grounds,” she said. “It. m

“Wer rated counselling
moré.crucial to the operation

ald in’ giving an’example.

“The manner in:

12 She also said the board will ‘
look ‘at: more termination no-

tices, Monday."

$ She’ Yaaid : rescinding «of 3
notices:.has' been-under. dis-

cussion>and .was ‘being for-

Selkirk Collage.
chee es and

camp massa

BEIRUT (CP) — The bod-

fen apparently shot in the
or back, were. found

‘Communication difficulties
mn Beirut.and western

neies resulted in'a

number" of ‘conflicting ac-

counts .of the reported mas-,

sacte.

clutebing rosary outside the
“cathe

nt.from. the ceremony
of final farewell was the third

royal ‘child, Princess Steph-

anie, 17,;who remains in hos-
pital with ‘a’ hairline. spinal
fracture:suffered in'the auto-
mobile accident Monday that

. led to her mother’s death. ~

‘night after. the. family ‘ap-~

Millions of ‘others watched
évision in United States

se itaeten judent agreed saying “I

hers have to go:to university

‘years sind they. put in all those extra hours, all

, a Grade “10 strident at Stanley:

Humphries, said she was looking forward to trying out for a
bare in.the musical Grease.” But if the high school theatre
group:—the Omega ‘Theatre Company —.is cut along with
“the drama teacher, Shellenberg’s hopes of acting the part of.’

a “pink lady” in the musical shout high # school life will be lost -:

Grace,:’ 62; died Tuesday,

proved the removal of  life-
supp four

for The Asso-
ciated Press said it was im-

possible ‘to make‘a precise -
count of the bodies — some’
lining the streets of the ‘Sab.

ra and: Chatilla camps; and

others ‘jumbled... in =: bloody.
piles inside their homes.”
GG. LaBelle and William

Foley reported seeing what «

appeared ‘to be entire fam-
ilies shot to death, and row:
of men who seemed to havi
been’ lited up against walls

and shot, execution: style. ©

‘They said they. counted ‘at.
least 50 to 60 bodies in each
camp.

Bulldozer tracks could. be

seen in the dirt and. some. |

residents said the killers had
dafter the

and’ tried ‘to ‘cover up’ the -

bodies with: the rubble’ of

buildings: destroyed during

RHONDA SHELLENBERG
++. lost in shuffle’

the Ieraell invasion of Leb-
anon.’

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