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John Stranno : Colleen Huphad

Eight Comincs Scholarships

A list of. scholarship win-

_ac hers announced this week by

| Smelting Company includes six
TWO-WAY. RADIO

students from the Trait area and
5 two from other Kovtenay' cen-
SALES & SERVICE | tres.
Ph. 365-3298

Te, 1964 awards total $4,
We handle car radios,
$300. each, all :for.

Mary-Lou« Roberts

and to Carole Joyce Batiuk, also
of Trail, with’ an - average of
85.3 per cent.

Miss ‘Roberts whose stand-
ing was highest among the 29
students applying for. the scho-
Jarships int year is.the dau; sh
ter’ of J.C. Roberts, a se
design engineer in ‘Cominco’s

ers' salaries in'B,C. are indlcat-
ed this year. ‘The problem is not
the increase, but how the cost
is to be met and what the public
is getting for its

by JwAsiG:

of the BC,
sociation, “during a recen at
meeting of the assoclation’s ex-
ecutive in Vancouver. They. were
based on a B.C. Teachers’ Fed-
eration’ press’ release: indicatin,

increases of four to 10 per cen!

would be sought in fall bargain

prevent teachers sharing in, the

Is. How to

“Teachers Salary Problem

Meet Cost:

Gray

in teach-

money,

mments were made
of Trail, all, president
chool Trustees As-

5 These, ¢

Ing.
“Trustees have no desire to

the same 28 | any other wage: and
salary “earners,” said

tlements in‘ various fields have
set a pattern for 1964, and tea- | —
chers are entitled to their fair |p

“The economic factors ‘and Tee

shar

“Our eople are more con-
cerned with how the indicated.
are to be paid. The

division at
Miss Batiuk is the daughter of
William Batluk. a tabulating pr

They. cover two four-year
scholars ips of $1, 200, sued an0
record players, ete. four one-year scholarships of

5 - * Cominco employees; “and two

182-4th Ave. Kinnaird oneyear seholarahipe of $300,
LUAU | Oe Sehoots in, the Hast’ and

scholarships are based on senior
miatriculation or equivalent first-
year university standings.

The two $1,400 awards went
to Mary Louise Roberts of Trail
with an average of 86.9 per cent

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Ph, 365-5158
Box 51, Castlegar, B.C. ©

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Minister: Rev. F.’H; Willey
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WELCOME WAGON astlegar: — am, |
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YOUR HEALTH UNIT.
wishes to announce 2 series, of ss

_ CLASSES | FOR .

Expectant Parents °
ROTARY HEALTH CENTRE, :

Beginning ‘September 16
For registration Phone 365 5733,

2-36

2-4 pm.

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Casual Pants from .
Dress Slacks
Jackets, Student Spécial
Stretch Slacks $
We have the best selection
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West Kootenay districts. The} Th

‘sonnel division.’ John Michael

vision at Tadanae.

The Trail area winners of
the $300 scholarships were Paul
jomas Truant, son of Joseph
Truant, a tank tester in the lead
refinery at. ‘Tadanac; Joanne
Margaret King, daughter. of
John P.’ King, an operator in
the "oxide leaching plant at Tad-
anae;-Colleen Elizabeth Hughes,
whose father is in the compen-
sation department of the per-

P. Stranne,

$300"

GORRECTION ©
‘The Castlegar. News incor-
rectly’ reported ‘last. week that
Castlegar’. council “recently : re-
affirmed its motion “of last Dec.
20", to. take over ownership and
operation of the arena. Actually,

made’ on Dec. 20,:1960,

higher training and qualification,

“| We ‘feel this is not fair to good

present government salary grant
system ‘has not changed’ sinte
it was instituted in 1961, and
salary costs have gone.up con-
siderably in the meantime. All
the increases have been paid by.
local ‘taxpayers. If the - grants
continue unchanged all of the
increase will’still be: carried by,
local, taxpayers,

“We have asked the govern-
ment to revise the grants in line
with changing economic .condi-
tions, so that the ratio of cost
sharing will'go no further, out
of balance, and we shall contin-
ue. to press this point,” said Mr.

Tay.

He stated “B.C. teachers, on
a general basis, are. among. the
best paid in Canada—in fact in
North America. Some classific-
ations are higher in some areas
but these cases generally invelye

. Gray said trustées want
“value for taxpayer money eX-
‘pended for-‘teachers’’ salaries.
The ' present. system pays only
for’ ‘avérage’ performance. . It
takes‘no account of excellence:

_LEGION: CORNER

e first regular. meet-

ig, ter. the. summer’ recess
held Tuesday night, two. regular
applications .:for memt
eight club memt

nor, to the in course’ to. additional .. qualifica-
our schools.” |; tions, and that the pursu't of ex-
Ho sald recont BCSTA. stu-| cellence in-the educational sys-
dies have emphasized that pre-| tem’ of B.C. will be seriously
sent teachers’ salary scales make | hampered. unless the teaching

room ‘effectiveness without ‘re-| with this vexing problem.

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} tore

e read and Approved.

‘Comrade Green. r
that membership: now st
272 and delinguent mem!
asked to’ pick up their cards as
Soon’ as possible.” *

‘Members are requested to
make’a special’ effort'to attend
an’ important meeting to be held
on Sept..15. Important business
is to be transacted that: ry
important‘to all member:

A special sports com

"lis soon to be setup to.spear-

heada new’: sports: project and
information will be made known

it, reaffirmed the motion first ‘

Joanne: King

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Williston Offers ‘Northern Timber tes

By B.C.. FOREST. SERVICE
‘The Hon, Ray yn
Thursday ., publi announced | pi
his, recommendations ° with . re-
pra , to the recent. applications
for pul pwood harvesting, licen-
ces an farm licences in
fee Prince. Rapert Forest Dis-

Revie :
will be recalled that gous

Ltd, for a tree, farm: licence in|
the ct Ne” Bell: -Irving, and Up]:

AD) matic by Mac-
Muna. Bloodst owell: ‘Ri
ver, Limited: for. at see farm lic] We
ence ‘in: the, Kitimat Gardner
on tants and
eae,

mt,"Hecate, Kitimat, Ter-

race, >: Kitwanga,: Ootsa, . and

Marshall president
siurntbte C
said last ‘Thursday -that he felt

Lands and Forests: Minister Ray :

Williston has’ offered ‘a seriou:
and imaginative compromise”.

fore -ai

Mr.  Matehall ‘was referring
to the announcement ‘by the
minister. . coricertii ne
farm J licence and py
vesting area ‘applications cover-
ing the northwestern’ corner’ of
the province. =

a Columbia, Cellulose was of-

er cent of the -tim-

fer it tt ooh for in its TFL ap- | :.,

plication — as an addition to the
existing TFL No, 1: which: now

supplies about two. thirds of the | ‘=

resent mill's needs. MB: and
R was..offered 60 Re ie cent of
the timber. covered its TFL
application to supply. a 760-ton
“day_kraft pulp mill at Kiti-

companys of the total. wood reqq

STAMPS |

at

‘fatter Sainp, Shop

”. ROBSON, B.C.
“Ph, ‘365-7605

the ren nflicting applications be. ia.

ment of the new Skeena SYU
7 f:the Bell-] Tewund SYU

offered to it,” said ‘ME. Marshall,
‘The company had applied‘for a
TFL‘ on ian area .designed to
Jof the wood
quired "for the new mill. ">
“While:

pear to be
to provide ‘only 60'per cent’ of
that applied for, or 40 per cent
ed eu
the. new. Proposal,” said
Marsh:

“This | to be
menue that the com: Sustained Yield Unit and to also | vice. Will
the. lower. Portion o! of | !

pany will be obliged to compete
in the open: market for 60: per.
cent of the wood requirements
for the proposed kraft mill ‘or.
some 26 million cubic feet per

year. This is in addition to the
cong any’s requirements for the

ide purchase of some 24 mil-|'Unit.::

fon cubic feet of wood to sus-
tain: the existing sulphite dis-
solving pulp mill.

“However the company Eualy
realizes the complexity of the
problems that. confronted the
minister,” said hall. “I

Mr.
appears. “tous that the establish:

lea lese ‘SYUS;-28
“Hecate; Queen Char:
Ostsa

wi The

may. have: it
Hate, entyng it. vat the

Al ;was considerable

(A
{ of all the facts presented show-

Queen Charlotte, and ty Bulle
lice
vail Pu D And Ti mber Ltd, for| se

wood Harvesting 4

to include’ the following Public} y
Yieia Circles or ot Sustained
ni bine, : Burns
Hazelton, Motles, Oats,

| Sinithere, _Takla
Decisive ‘Factors: .
we) In’ arriving at his recom-
mendation, ‘he ‘minister noted
certain’ decisive ‘factors arising
from ‘the, hearings,
(a) ‘The proposals wiauaized

one new pulp: mil: at. Prince
Rupert, together with new. pulp
polls at Kitimat’ and. Houston,

(b) The. proposals. were ov:
‘erlapping, : not Jonly .with each
other, but also with alrea dy esta-
blished : Industries.

-careful appreciation

ed that,’ with ‘some flexibility,
‘the total area. under ‘review. co-
uld produce on a sustained yield | 5,
basil, sufficient: wood to operate
all three of the proposed
in addition to the present esta-
blished industries.

Tt was _ the ‘pasis of these
factors that Mr. Williston arrlv-

mendations. He pointed out that,
in; the ‘final .analysis,‘he must
offer: any: adjustments . of .the
four original applications so that
all: might’ receive.a:fair share.

and interests of the public must
also. rtict) arded.:

The Minister's Recommendation:
ii, ..Considering all these facts,

ry. data’ provided jor: the to-
tal area,’ Mr. - Williston: will. re-
comimend \ the following course
of action: —

(a) 'T ee
of Colgar. Limited.
is application : eovered two
areas -—'Area.No. 1, the Kiteen
River dramage and ‘Area |No..2,
the Bell-Irving,-Upper Nass and.
the Upper Skeena areas. In the
case of Area No. 2 I propose to
eliminate . the Bell-Irving ‘and
Taylor. River Drainages' and cre-
ate a new Sustained Yield Unit
known. as the Bell-Irving

¢ Farin Licence

eliminat

‘the Upper, Skeena River. drain
‘Age. This area’ will be added to
the adjacent Sustained) Yield
Unit to the ‘south, to ‘be known

# the Skeen’ Sustained yiold

pose to add to Tree
ence No. 1 and not to. issue.a
new’ and: separate Tree’ Farm
Licence. ‘I further propose that
additional Tanda “be added ‘to

Tree Farm. Licence. ani
adding. 1; the.
araiti
idaitions will med yield
a ve a
cima

year. Valent -to.approx e-
dy-60.) -ebnt of. the. allowal
annual :- ‘calculated :\for ;t

" (6) ‘The Tree Farm Licence
| Application. of MacMillian, Bloe-
del cand ‘Powell River, Limited: ”

ye! ie areas ee that
asin .the \Ootsa
‘Uni I ene

ae;
oe pulp - mi
sectuavoly fm a the: the. Coast fon

merjt in’ the
offer:made by. the Bulkley Val-
dey 21 piand Th her. Limited ‘to

ed.at his: decisions and recom-| P

He also stressed that:the rights| .

together with the forest inven- |.

agen SS ae = i BBSS eof
ee Jule

Kitimatbaied. Bul
eéntered around

mill’ were
ae: aren Wile

ntly Igiown
‘Area, Sustained Vita Unit * overt the

ars sper dies have been
yiade as to the quantit and uae
ty of, timber : §
df Pea

ard.’

Be propose, therefore, to: add
the. entire’area’ known’ as: the
Kitimat; ‘Sustained Yield Unit
to the: Tree Farm Licence area,
This. will,.of | course, . displace
some leaky established opera-

gi iy:
‘an’ equivalent: quota «posi
elsewhere wnleh, 1 will outline
later.on in report.’

The exact area of the pro-
posed Tree. Farm. Licence is
shown on the attached.map and
tt ais: eotimated, that ste yield

a Will ay Sppro:
mills ao er cent vet the allowable ae

‘nual cut'‘of the area actually
applied for by ‘MacMillan, Blae-
and Powell River: Limited.
traitors note: We have not
rinted the: map to which ‘the
tinister’ refers.)

~ Senior: stp

i March: a: |
ot = bg grep

et the ae discuss ways
and. means, of obtaining an-in-
crease in pensions and F eneiits
for, our Senior eit
main, objective is to in-} §
@ the pension from‘ $75
Bi a Ont, said’ penbion to
be: Hed to ‘the. cost of living.’

above
té “obtain Mantes on a petition so
that: sometime in the fall: thou-
sands ‘of names ftom ‘each ‘pro-

¢ ss
The area that. is left: E pro- *
Farm Lic-|..-

fe
The award of this Tree Farm

to ae to

ove group. will strive prese

be: presented to the|}

Licence will not affect.in any
way the award of booming leas-
es within the area and in ar
ticular Crown, foreshore in,
ette : Bay \-will . be :made gyal
able to ait interested oner tors.
. oH t ; Pulpwood Harvest-

posal, of MacMil-
tan ae, 1 and Powell River
Limited.”
‘ Jn. my opening .remarks’ at
the hearing. in Kitimat I stated:
“As. far as. this, heari
cerned, there ‘would 4)

nomic ‘price, and secondly: whe-
ther or not; in .view, of the long-
‘established; log. market. on}the
coast, .an option “agreement 'in
the: form’ of a’ Pulpwood. Har-
vesting Area agreement, should
be issued for‘part, or all of: the
Sategoties of ‘wood mentioned
aliove.’

During the hearing ¢ evidence

-was' given.that pulp
the form of salvage ate

lumber “reject logs | was
harvested = rt ullzed ta

iP ni
the area exclusively to one indi-
yidual {company for, the use. of
such, mat
it is .proposed, therefore,
to disallow: the Pulpwood: Har-
proposal .of ; Mac-
and. Powell Ri-
; It.'is further’ pro-
posed. that, after completion: of
our forest surveys we will: pro-
ceed,to develop a system, where:
by. the- mate: 1 unsuitable for
winilling ’ made, avail.
tp ails so that
they’ can ‘ Solon jally establish
a Sudta position similar to
established ‘oneratons
ed

5 dusty mands oreanizations,

the area and tHere is: mo. Taube
, | thesestablishment of:a pulp ‘mi
at Houston / would 4
assist. the: econ

: instalation by ‘qualified carpet, layers, +

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