.PAGE Cé, THE HERALD, Wednesday, October 30, Jot

From the opposition

British Columbia Social
Credit Party Leader, Bill
Bennetl, today cailed Lands,
Forests and Water Resources
Minister, Bob Williams “the
grealest [flip-flop artist the
province has ever seen."

Bennetl was referring to
Williams’ slalements in
Thrums and Burns Lake
Monday where the Minister
called for legislative action {o

provide better chip prices for
interior sawmills. Williams
sald one of the reasons for the
poor lumber economy was that
“Independent mills are being
exploited by pulp companies.”

“Which interior mill is paying
the lowest price for chips in the
province?" questioned Bennett.
“Cancel is - and, in fact, they
are paying the lowest chip price
anywhere in North America."

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PIONEERS COUNCIL
AT TERRACE

TERRACE — Telephone Pioneers here chose the
name of a rare svhite bear for their new club formed
September 27 in the northern British Columbia area

‘of Skeena-Bulkley Valley.

The newly established Kermodei Club is the third
club of Telephone Pioneers in British Columbia and
the first in the Narthern Division.

- District manager Stan Patterson was elected presi-
dent by acclimation and his officers, alsa elected by
acclamation, are Bill Reynolds, vice-president, and
Herb Lang, mentber-at-large for a two-year term,
Mrs. Jean Oakes was appointed to the position of:

in, his: inilial address. explained the

significance of the’ graup’s name, “The Kernmadci,”

he said. “is a white black bear (nat ap albino) now

whose habitut is the Skeepa-Bulkley

tt is protected by Jaw and is one of the
rarest anintals in Canada.”

Chapter. officers — president Len Ireland, viec-
> president George -Minckler and sceretary-treasurer
Stella: Melaaren -— travelled.to Terrace for the ar-

gunivational inceting,and oflicinted al the installation”

Charter’ members of the new Kermodei Club are
Robert Byrnes, Peter: Heit (president of Caledonia
Sun Patterson, Dill Reynolds and Guy

Pioneer clubs are formed i in areas where, for geo-
sons, it is impractical to participate on
a regular basis in council activities. -
“Rermadei will be under the jurisdiction of Cale-
dori. Council . jn Prince George and will include
; “active anil life member Pioneers,

Bill Reynolds. Stan Patterson, Len treland ...
a geved for leader of aew Club,

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MECHANIC: PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT

(1) Should be in good physical condition.
(2) Should hold a valid driver's licence.
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Miscellaneous jobs, Cleaning, Welding, Painting. Also main-
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Applications to be submitted to ihe undersigned not later than 4:30 p.m,
on Friday, November 4, 1974, :

Mr. Len Needham,
Superintendent of Works,
Engineering. Department, .
Municipal Hall,

Terrace, B.C,

Hennett recalled thal his
Party (told the government on

the floor of the jegislature last”

May that the lumber markets
were headed for a downlurn
and that adjustments af chip
prices had ta be made im-
mediately to provide realistic
support for the interior mills.

“We discussed this issue for
almast a week in the House last
May," said Bennett... “We
warned the Minister lime and
again of what was ahead. And
now we are faced with that
situation - one the government
chose ta iotally ignore, ‘Action
should have been taken months
ago, before the crisis point
affecting many thousands of
jobs was reached. We can only
ask, why wasn't action laken?
Because. this ‘government is in
the indusiry with Cancel, and
low. chip prices. mean. high
profits for their operation. You
have to look al. Williams’
statement and say: who's
exploiting who?"

Referring to Williams’ speech
in Thrums, Bennett accused the
Minister of being ‘hypocritical
and phoney” by telling ihese
forestry towns that he is in
favour of better chip pricing.
“Williams is a phoney and he
knows it, said Bennett.
“This should have been done
long ago - before now when the
mills in the interior are on the
brink of an economic disaster
which could mean the loss of su
many jobs. Williams can't sit
through a week of discussion in
the. House in May, waich the
inferior’s markets fall apart
through the summer, and then
go ta the interior in the fall and
tell them he’s in favour of better
chip prices. That's the flip-flop
of the century.”

Asked whal the British

_Columbia Social Credit Party

would do about the situation,
Bennett said, ‘‘This summer we
would have come up with a
better chip price which

- everyone could live with, and by

now, we would have im-
plemented a program of action
lo save jabs based on a realistic
appraisal of stumpage in the
light of today’s markets, Ihave
called, and I call again for the
immediate implementation of
these steps as being absolutely
necessary 10 the future of the
province’s most’ important
industry, and to the future of

thousands of johs,’’

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CANDY STRIPER CONFERENCE

_gfteport on. thé Ist, annual
rth Coast Candy Striper
‘Conference.

Candy Stripers from Burns
Lake, Smithers, Kitimat and
Terrace met fer the day on
Saturday, October 26th. at Mills
Memoria! Hospital for the first
area meeting arranged
specifically for them. Thirty
four girls between the ages of 14
and 18 ‘together with five
auxilians were on hand for the
uccassion.

Mrs. Mary Foard, N.W, area
auxiliary representative lo
B.C.H.A., chaired the meeting,
Mr, Carson, Administrator of
Mills. Memorial Hospital
greeted everyone, on behalf of
the administration and staff, to
Terrace,

Mrs, BD. Logan and I took the
group on a tour of the entire
hospital Following this the
Candy Stripers divided into two
groups and discussed problems,
jobs they were doing in their
hospitals and

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general interest topics.

Lunch was served in (he
assembly room and following
this the girls took part in a
challenge game.

AU1L:30 p.m. a panel of invited
guests took part.in a job in-
formation session: Mrs, Caro]
Harrison, public health nurse;
Mrs. Betty Campbell,
Operating Ream head nurse;
Cpt. Mike Hewat; R.C.M. BP;
Mrs. Batagelj, intensive care
unit nurse; Mr. J, Dykehuser,
Housekeeper; Mr. R. Masbet, X
ray technician; Miss M. Bubler,
Laboratory Technician and
Miss D. MeNiece, Dietitian,

gave brief job descriptions,
training and future roles in
famaorrow sc¢lety and allowed
the candy stripers to question
On any area of their work, The
girls responded well and

following a relaxed social

period, where coffee and cake
were served, the conference
was broughi to a close, with the
hope that another such day be
organised for next fall,

The Candy Stripers would like
to thank all the Mills Memorial
Hospital Staff who in anyway
contributed to the success of
iheir meeting; the Board of
truslees for permilling the

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Promotion of grealer un-
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people, health and careof fellow
man,

The hexl monthly meeting of
the Mills Memorial Hospital

Candy Stripers will be held in

the hospital’s cafeteria on
Sunday, Novamber $rd., 7:30
Bm. lour, § p.m. meeting and
election. of new executive for
1974-75. For more information
call Della Thomspson 635-7952
or myself at 635-3893.

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From The Living Bible
Give a Warm welcome
any brother who
wants to join you, even
‘though his faith is
weak, Don't criticize
him for having differ-
ent ideas from youra
about what is right and
wrong. For instance,
don’t argue with him
about whether or not to
eat meat that has been
offered ‘to idols. You
may believe there is no
harm in this, but the
faith of others is weak-
er; they think it is
wrong, and will go
without any meat at all
and eat vegetables rath-
er than eat that kind
of meat.
Romans 14:1-2

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