Bret Fi
Are Appreciated
Appreciation of provincial
nts to
ies were expressed this week by

President of Simon Fraser
‘Bnitraty, Dr. P. D, McTaggart-

ner am ncerned,” he an-

co .
pounced, “that the Public may |'§

,be mislead by the many state-
ments that have been made re-
cently. regarding government

ro I join with president
lor of the University of Victo:
in expressing our sppreciation
to Education Minister P

and

portance of higher education.”
He says cue if VEC | rest:

dent: Dr. ‘J. B.. Macdon:

He wil re

‘ Whe ‘hase costs are separ-
ated out in Aa total operating bug,
‘get, the remainder is com
able to ‘the situation at mat re
universities,

ith two institutions such

as UBC and Simon Fraser Uni-
versity, 80 iaitferent in age and
it is important that com-
partons be, mde that are mean-

ingful, he! says,

‘Our total budget reguire-

ments therefore reflect these

very competative teaching costs | Were

science

degree at the convocation ex,
ercises,

ip is one of six girls to recelve
her ‘diploma. |

Columbia’ Cellulose profits

‘at company’s annual
ecting | in Vancouver last week,

Making ‘the announcement,
Colgar president Paul M. Marsh-

t pat to 1965
when et, profits were $647,895.

per Common share after adjust-
ment for the preferred dividends
the ‘new shares issued in|.

He ‘said that the company
has maintained its; market;:posi- | €
Hon in. both pulp and lumber

arte! tha’

th lumber: oh ments | 0
sich fo ted tot some

| Education is a Continuing
Process, Trail Seminar Told

Education is no longer the
private preserve of youth, but
rather tinu:

‘k collece, seminar in

to them was Dr.

lus the emergent costs of start-
he a new university.

Speaking
c. Ross Ford, director of;techni-

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cal and vocational vatning, for
the federal government
chan, a has
thrown a dramatic chailenge to
the economy,” he claimed.
It had:created a new rela:
tionship between man and his
work and his education, in

assistance provided under the
was desi, to de-

a sald. that, the quarter follow- |'
‘a attern

-equivalent to.5.3 cents | the bees are’

e | imum.
come.-evident gradually. oy ver ith

Quarter '

Belt conditions in the woods

ee 3

ae 3 |
mien ie ‘the | copay ‘and jndus.
try, generally, are heing face

Tangible results will be-

next -year“or‘more;"’ 5

“The new Skeena kraft.

illty is'ahiedd ‘of schédule~
marketing ‘ns for ihe

utput mill are ‘well a
vanced, Despite | theca ‘anticipated
short-term ‘surplus of Bleached

! eragt dust this major ’ex-
sion of the elt for on elem ;
fins. augurs well for.Jong-term

ovement ‘in earnings, oh

ean is. faced at this time
lum -and the full, ben-

efits .of our., janglon can be
cted in profits, ‘This task is

velop services for people who
were not university-bound. In| m
Canada about 80 per cent of the|"
total number coming through
school would never undertake a

which ealteation and ‘raining

are .p)
maniand work:

“We are convinced that in
the ext surge of development

or ‘ register
ina university subject.
,federal . government

mobility . 9!

and
vocational training institutions
the comprehensive community
college will be the major type
of development,” he said.
Referring to the Technical
and Vocational Training Assis-
foncee Act and the federal -pro-
agreement i

labor force. It wanted to know

if professional service can be

tet from the Canadian popula-
ion.

spoke of ig. he meant the

vine!

ing Heeloietions Dr. Ford report-
ed that it was intended to fac-

itate the process of economic
growth through the development

oF Canada’s ‘total manpower re-

legislation defined
technical and ‘vocational
ing‘as any kind of instruction
to prepare people for entry into

feng of. fechalcal. mathemat-

skills,
‘He believed that the com-
munity. coliege type of organiza-
tion would replace :the . Junior
college which .emphasized...th
transfer courses .and ‘hoped to
become .a university some ‘day.

sae a
had an interest in the quality,
and ~£ the

el
Dr. Ford said that when he

the very , closest. at-
tention” of all-Jeveis of, manage-
ent,” .Mr,  -Marahall stated,
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iHe said the

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