10 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. al. 1967

POLLUTION CONTROL

B.C. is Meeting Major Recommendations |

This is the last of three ar-
ticles on pollution contro) writ-
ten by the minister of lands,
forests, and rater resources.

One of the most satisfying
things about the gutaslines

have stumbled through lack of
foresight.

Today in this province we
are not plagued with widespread
pollution and, with this in mind,
our main objectives must be

signed to ride rough-shod over
the public interest.

‘When an application for a
permit js filed, the board advises
the local medical health officer
through the provincial health
branch, It sige advises fishery
d any other official

drawn up at the recent
conference in Montreal was the | t!
fact that B.C. already is meet-
ing many of the major recom-
mendations.
example, the guidelines
: called. ‘tor enactment of water
management legislation, estab-
Ushment of a control board, and
provin acceptance of respon-
sibility for assessment and con-
trol of water pollution.
British Columbia has had
this matter in hand for some
rmore, it is one
three provinces in Can-
ada with specific pollution con-
trol legislation.
As I have sald before, the
voice of concern over pollution

years.
of on

feel a strong sense of duty and
responsibil in the matter of
pollution control,
British ' Columbia’s _pollu-
tion: control measures are ‘ad-
d by men drawn from
these ranks, Their work is a con-
siderable contribution to the suc-
cessful development of our
province. At the same ‘time they
are helping us avoid the -pollu-
tion :pitfalls into which some
other, areas of North

directed towards control of aie

ex-

an
government body likely to be in-

the id
pansion of our province.
"Those who feel that our riv-
ers and lakes must he retained
in their original state of purlty
will be disappointed in what
have to gay for I can offer only
realities, No matter how much | tu
one may want to avoid it, the
truth is that pollution is inher-

ent in man’s progress, ‘The two fh

cannot be separated.
Believe this, but also believe

‘At the same time, the
Hicant is required to advertise
Fis i intent so that anyone likely

| to be affected may be aware of

ty sal nd have an oppor-
C) je propordl a Ga

By Ray Williston ||

For the second Cy)

year, the teachers in the Chatle:
gar district have _ to accapt

tract handed to
itration board.
ct was one of
d of the school
ish Columbia,
that went to arbitration this year
—a fact that Indicates there is
something wrong with the bar-
gaining procedures or the pres-
ent salary situation or both.

The procedure that leads to |’

wards higher cortifleatious
C ly, have
no advantage over ‘Trail ‘each.
ers since the latter have, in leu
of these grants, intermediate
pay levels not written into their
schedule, Nevertheless,
the question arises — what t did
our school board gain from ar-
bitration besides a bill that has
to be a paid out of taxpayer’s mon-
ey? Freedom from , zesponsibill-
ty of making a decision?
One of the greatest disad-

the 3 Bosna, 1. is "then the board’s
responalbility to decide whether

is _v automa-
tic. Teachers and boards begin
in ‘September or

8.
Fes is probably at we si Stans

that pollution can be
and kept within and

thai
most important to the telnnce of
our:

acceptable ‘limits.

Our next step is the- matter | 3
of: responsibillty. Every one
must share in the responsibility
of pollution control.
has enact-

ie early October. If they have not

reached an agreement by Oct.
81, conciliation follows, Should
the recommendations of the con-
ciliation pcommittes be unac-

ontrol
s it surely must be obvious
ihat, for the board to be influ-
enced by the objection, the pro-
test must be realistic and .deal
the entire matter. in proper

‘The
ed the legislation for control|”

and a pollution control board
has been set up to administer
ion. However, as
g else, the final
degree of success depends direc- | ¢y;
tly upon the degree of success
depends directly upon the de-
gree of public co-operation. It
also depends upon understand-
ing, because without understand-
ing there can be no intelligent
co-operation.
Let us consider the govern-
ment's course, There e con-
trol board which is composed of

‘major factor. in ti

Remember that. our. pro-
and must gon
Remember,

growth and
that some. pollution must’ occur.
But above all. remember. that
ollution can be ‘controlled at
levels consistent with the: great-
est good of the community.
‘This isthe ‘sort: of ‘intelli-
gent public attitude: that ‘will
help -lead to’ satisfactory © solu-
tions in our pollution’ control

major, investaene in the

cS

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RESERVATIONS:
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AND EUROPEAN TOURS
ARRANGED
@
CASTLEGAR AGENT FOR
THE WESTERN HOTEL
CHAIN

e
WEST’S
DEPT. STORE
Phone 365-7542

ALATA

all ge

Officials, with ‘backgrounds or
associations that enable them to
speak with authority on matters
relating to fisheries, wildlife
protection, forestry, water re-
sources, agriculture, health and

public interest. The’ deputy
minister of water resources is

the chairman of the board.

Since "ApS, 1965, ‘amended
Jegislation has given me, as min-
of Jana forests, and: paler ls
‘or

future
British Columbia.

New Dryer Feature
Prevents Clothes
From: Over-Drying

‘Two innovations in gas cloth-
s dryers promise to make this
widely used appliance more of

administration of the pollution {2
control act.

key to our pollution con-

trol lies in the board’s authority

tinent sections providing papa
sive powers to control waste dis:
charges, all of which subscribe.
to the government’s position re-
specting pollution control.
However, while the board’s
extensive authority is essential
to effective control, it is not de-

he [ems of drying

Pats iy oe ue.
new features prevent over-
ing of clothes,

According to Harold Mas-
sey, managing director of the
Gas Pa ieee Manufacturers

ion, the two new. syst-

are quite differ-

ent in operation but accomplish
..jthe same purpos

. Both shut oft the dryer

program. It could be one ot our | 5:

when a certala nporcentage | jot :
has bi

to either the board or
the teachers, then, on Nov. 15,
compulsory arbitration ensues.
Arbitration is compulsory
in two way:

of is the

fact that, under its regulations,
only money matters may be ne-
otiated. Teachers could not, for
stance, negotiate through ar-
Ditration for improvement of
general teaching conditions to
which a money value is not at-

the id
Behioal are not ‘important enough

8. The and |to
the board must go to arbitration

if they cannot reach an agree-
ment, and they must acce Z the la
settlement made for them

» | arbitration: board.

The fact that: one-third of the tainly

hoards in B.C. went to arbitra-
tion implies that the: procedure
must in some way be advantage-
ous to them. A board can force
arbitration by. delaying negotia-
tions or by refusing to come to
an agreement and it is a conven-
ient “out” for a board that’does
not wish to accent the respon:
atbiiltieg of setting teachres’
les,

It becomes the arbitration,

committee and not the’ school
board that is “responsible” for
any rise in taxes that may come
as a result of an increase in
techers’ wages and this commit-
tees not the board, is answerable
to public censure,

‘are

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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

BINGO

RITA’S HALL
FRONT ST.

TONIGHT

Total of 6021

eh

Long wistanGS

Calls Placed

Monday 79 Mix
iS Carol ee 267, LH’
carol Dee Breeze 610.

MHS Chris Boatman 291.

nc Chris Boatman 703.

iS Flinstones 920. THT
Alley Kats 4,

, Flinsionesia?

jes 2402, .
Tt

Take Five 1, Wheaties 3.

THS Macalister’s Insurane

Kangarooz m Rat F Pack 0, Drop- 909. THT Macalister’s Insuranc

pine ‘2, Filnstones 8, Beginners | 2829.

Coffee Break League
LHS Bertha

LHT. Bertha Vincent. 631.
THS Mugs 892, THT Whe:

Team points: Cheerios | 5,
Muffets 2, Mugs 1, Pincurlers 2,

A total of 6,021 long dis-
tance calls. were placed Christ-
seg day through Trail toll
switehboards, reports B.C. Tel-
ephone Company.

trict nager, D. W.
Chany ion ‘sald that the number
of calls handled was an increase
e | of 366 over Christmas day, 1965
6 | when 5,655 calls were laced
. Champion said that th

> Team ponte Mi

5 In-| Gelay

by some long

surance 3,

Drug 3, callers Cl ay
‘Vincent. 287,| Cedar Crest o Independents 1, was due, not so much to the

Team No. 5 1, ‘Ogl low's 8.
t-] Tues. 1 O'Clock

heavy calling,

as to the tie-up
of toll c

ts for information
eople

LHS Glenna Aksel:

LHT Glenna Akselson 638.

arbi-

tration the teachers are tied to
a system of negotiations and sal-
settlement for which they

have 1 no legal alternative — cer-
et tey do not have the

right to strike —'as a’means of
making their demands'and needs
publi or of forcing a reluctant
joard into honest. negotiations.
‘The teachers can never hope

to achieve salaries that sensibly
compare with those in industry

i e eo @ &
Kootenay Animal Clinic .
at Creston is pleased to be of service to you. ‘We
are open Monday to Sunday. Hours are as follows:

Monday to Saturday

8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

hrou cya a this system. Under Cas-

‘ 8 am takes abe spain elemen-
tary teacher with two years of
university training, foury years to
mate] bihis danttor.s salary; and a

ith a five year ‘univer-
sity degree still needs six years
to nate a Celgar pulp raill jour-
neyman’s salary. It takes fhe
Same teacher 14 years to catc!
up to him in

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Telephone 356-2822 Dr. K, Marling, D.V.M.

expensive, and this

if
arbitration follows its usual at
tern, is no saving in the en
the school boards and leads e
no ultimate advantage for the
teachers.

The findings of the commit-
tee are almost inevitably a com-
promise which could have been:
reached in negotiations, Castle-
gar teachers, in their final ne-
gotiations in November, stated a

gness to accept an agree-
ment equivalent to Trail’s salary
settlement.

In oe the Castlegar.

the clothes. This means Apt
some moisture is retained. to
make clothes soft and fibers
more elastic.

One’ 'system automatically

pene drop in air tem-

s it passes through
the wet clothes. This determines
the rate of evaporation taking
Place in the dryer drum.

T¢also allows ~ the -control

+|to accurately calculate the dry-

ing period of any given load.
Heat is reduced gradually as
clothes become dry and at the
critical poomaent the control
shuts off the dryer.

‘The other system is elec:
tronic, the GAMA - official ex-
plained. ‘A: moisture sensing el-
ement on’ each of three patties
- inside the

If you want to take advantage of
special sale prices... ©

degree of drying is reached,
gas dryer shuts off automatic-

“According fo Massey, both
systems will prevent the harsh,
coarse. texture, and deep-set

at are
of over-drying. He
that home economists with the
Gas Appliance

ary schedule “whieh was a den

dollars higher than Trail’s sche-
dule in most catagories and
which included grants for those
teachers who would be taking
extra courses and working to-

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pointed out | Ba 1

Ghrisimas Songs
‘Heard at Hospital

Songs of Christmas were
heard at the Castlegar and Dis-
trict Hospital when the Junior
Ghote of: ner Castlegar ; waited

“Ou a touch of th
eave Spirit on Christmas Eve,
ler the direction of Mrs,
Walter ett Marken the chil-
dren were delighted with the
response given them and Nirs.

|
=\the clothes. When the proper | wo hee Reed ‘for having sparked

Those ‘children taking part
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Judy Thring, Susan Fodor, 2 Nan.

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Team points:
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Team ‘No, 6 1, Oglow's 1.
Tues. Mixed 7 O'Cloc'
LHS

Kay Adshead 662,

658, Earl Rourke 640, Vic Lin
dow 628. Gary Jackson 608.
LHS Ruth
Ruth Rourke 618,
MHS. Gary
MHT Bill Davis 7.
TUS
THT qecgulars 2
ers a Pinheads 0, Re

Bann 615.
Tues. Night Mixed 9-11
LHS Ir

MHS Peter Ozeroff: 277.
MHT Ed: Webster 649.'THS The

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Thunderbirds 2441,
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Thurs. Morning
LHS Bertha
LHT Jean Grewcock 611.
= THS Teddy Bears
Teddy Bears 2477.
Team points: Beavers 3,
Squirrels 1, Shipmunks by nes
0, Lions 2 Teddybears 2. ~
Fri. Night Classic
LHS Ray

Phone 365.7202"

701, ar Davis 666,
kel’ 620,. Harry Chernoff 619,
Ruth Rourke 607,

’ many p
oat: did not know the number of the
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legar
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k
Kay Adshead 264. LHT

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pared 35 tton Push-
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HiLows 27, Nighthawks 38,| Harris of-Chapman Camp,

The Hunters 104, Hotshots a Ray G uth) Maze of Proctor, Mrs.

Veda Markel 297. LHT in Chi
underbirds 901. THT

Jaguars
Ghevys 0, Ramblers Se Caaitlacs A. Scott

Vincent | 248.
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er 600'8 “Ted Planden oe “pines near some sr amattented

they were calling, sever-
al long distance circuits were in
constant use to information cen-

y time anyone ‘wishes to
distant city, they
operator by. dialing“
will make the connection to the
distant information operator
free of charge,” Mr, Champion
8

:| Funeral Services

"| Held: Recently
For Jennie Paul

Funeral gervices were held

al

She is survived by her hus-
band, four sons, ¢ Gordon in Vic-
toria, Lawrence in Castlegar and

tere, Ra

na) McBride

@ertha): Hi y,

and Mrs. ca od roe Griffiths
Rossland.»

She is also survived

Mrs.

le! ‘illtams of
nied ‘a nephew, Carl P:-Clare
cago, 18 grandchildren and
two greaberan (dren,

» PORK
‘PICNICS

39c Ib.

Empire

GOVERNMENT INSPECTED
CANADA CHOICE
CANADA ‘GOOD

49¢ |b.

{b.79c

Cottage Rolls lb. 89c

cmon 25 ws. $1.49

by

two brothers and two sisters. :
The service was conducted
by. Chester Rankin, assisted by
with interment follow-
ing in Mountain View Cemetery.

Frostbite Effects .
Can Be Serious As |
Third-degree Burn

The effect of irostbite can
1 Beas as serious as a third-degree

e symptoms of frostbite
are pan followed by appearance
of grayish-white color in exposed

treat Erosthite, | gent
cover aS Ee part wil gently

» or expose to cool air
or place in water at room tem-

perature.
Never treat frostbite by

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