pare ee

‘{tema: of -iuterest from the!
sionthiy meeling of the Skeena-!
Cassiar School District Board of,

: ‘Trustees, held Monday night Ini
the Bonrd's Terrace offices, - :

The Board received a report
on ithe, meeting - between

‘ members of (he ‘school board
aid: the Boards of separate:
school within this district. The
meeling went: very well ac-
cording toDr, B.E.N. Lee anda
tumber of ‘areas .of mutual

- concern were discussed. It was
suggested ‘that such meeting

become regular, annual affairs. -

“The budget | has climbed 10
$7,096,000 because -of the in-
- troduction of twa by-laws and,
unless aid is forth-coming from”

‘; Vietorla thal figure could
represent a mill-rate jump af
‘almost. 6 mills according .to.a
Board source: ‘The huge jump!
Ia willl rates is. not a problem

_ peculiar, this district though
vietorla Is under considerable
pressure to back ip some oftheir

programs, with a litte ‘relief

funding. te?
The Board is in'the process of
ining ‘control
- the building of leacherages in
Stewart. Those. wo will bring
. the Board’s total to seven lots,
enough that the Board feels to

cope’. with ‘the. problem of .

. housing for teachers." ~
“The?. Board -accepled -with
- peyret the resignation fot
sSiewart trustee Lothar Heller.
MrsHeller-will be-ledving the
Stewart area fo take up @ post
as superintendant. of main-
tainence, with the District

- though. His resigia lon leaves:

iw

s: LePage’s Coast to

“of your property.

aot .

Shan Yan

“Phere:

inset

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, wat.

of twa lots for ~

e . Harry Smith and Stan Parker accept certificate.

Wightman & Smith Realty Ltd. is ple
5) membership as Associate Broker for Terrace in
“Coast Real Estate Service. They
‘ are now able to offer personal service anywhere in
‘Canada. Also available is the employee transfer.
; and. equity: guarantee plan for’ Terrace.

ron Take Oul’Servicd, >
.- “Phone.
‘Resta
‘the’ cu

hs” spbtogs” trom Bie" Co:

“a gap in Stewart which muat he

filled by a by-election, called by

the. Stewart, Muntelpa; Council.
withln the néxt thirty days. Mr.

Heller - originally jolned. the
Board as the resull of such a by-
election brough “about by. the
resignation..of ‘ihe “former
trustee in the area. -

"The -Center would. be
established for those. from 3-5
years: ~-af. age who - suffer
physical. mental or’ behavioral
‘Handicaps and would’ help the
them adjust for future live in
the pyblic'school ‘system.;. The
project. was presented ‘lo’ the
Board by John Dickson of the
Department of. ° Human
Resoirces, Milés. Clay, “prin-

cipal “af the Jack Cook Schoo)

and Andy Selder- who'Tis ir
charge of special education ir. -

the District... Their report and
proposals will be looked at ir
depth in the next-issue of the
Herald. |. - To

The Board has gone on record
in opposition to the establish:
inent | di separate Nishge
Scheo). District in the Nass.
“river Valley. “That resolution
caine about afler a lenghly and
somewhat: bilter discussion
‘among the trustees as to the
henefits and problemsof having
lhe Beparate school district,

The mation repeats what the |
Hoard said earlier, aimost (wo
were ap: ;

_year ago, when they
proached by the. Nishga’s on the
propysal. oo: .

| CANADA WIDE | SESTEET
Duffus Votes -
Against Laursen

' MEMBERSHIP
AWARD

“Take the worry out of selling or buying, see Wightman
!'g Smith Realty Lid. for details and a tree evaluation,

cape Real Estate Service

Sos

ura

omer is

fee eee ete

*- upk
The Board has committed a .
parcel of land. near. the .Jack*
Cook School for. use:in a por--
posed Chil Development Center.’

ased te accept
AE.

plan.

ing”

for. some-ore to Joak into ‘the
situation with medical reoms in
Terrace Schools, Many of them,
are used for. storerobm ac-.
cording to Mrs.. Jolinson cand
. those that aren't, she says, are
not sufficient in: lerms wat

‘The Board has’ signed a
contract with the Internation
Union of Operating Engineers
in the District's Schools. The.
agreement calts for a ‘60. cent,

‘Trustee Elaine Johnson asked

increase acioes the

per hour
Board. and numerous _ fringe
benefits.”

Finally,
some stirring on the horizon
with the regard-to"the regional

there seems lo be.

college, “Dr. R.E.M, Lee
reported ta the Board that he
has |. received § ‘some ©
correspondence.from Elleen
Dailley. regarding the future of
the college. Meelings are being -
set up for the near future. -

Alcan to Manufacture
~ Pleasure Craft

Alcan: Canada. Products
Limited, Toranto, acquired
from ©. Giffen - Recreation
Limited, Montreal, Quebec, its
™ boal manufacturing assets
including. the right” to”
_ manufacture. and market
Pelerborough and Princecrait
Pleasure Boals,’ ‘The value of
‘the acquisition ts’ about two
“million dollars, 0
The: boat manufacturing -
facilities located in Princeville,
Quebec’. 110. miles east (of
Montreal, will be operated as -
ihe.Canadain Boal: Division of”
Alean . Canada. ~-Products
Limited. -.: ne
“Alean has manufactured and’,
sold © Springbok © Aluminum

Pleasure Boats since” 1957 ”

: through. a Toronto-based
‘division, ‘This addition is an
expression .of our continued
confidence in the growth of the

Alderman Gerry Duffus came
loaded with paper to. discuss the
swimming -pool supervision
payment to C.M. Laursen last

Monday evening. 056 tu
finaneé Committee, « of- which
Alderman Diffus is Chairman,

general discussion. regarding
. supervision of the Terrac

$2,500 due to C.M, Laursen Ltd.,
presenily being: withheld, - be.
paid, subject to the‘ signing of
4he- contract between: the

District ‘of Terrace and said -

firm respecting the supervision.
of the pool projeci, ” ‘
Obviously Mr:
oul-mmanoeuvered in commitiee
us fe arrived for the. regular
“meeting with'a wrilten speech
«and: coples. of |.the: original.

a’ praposed ‘contract between the.

“ity and the Laursen firm and
‘the'ravised” contract proposal.

_ through, . then. read — all: ‘the

- the manufacture of. more: than: .

_, the , Aluminum-*-Compai of

A recorhmendation: fromthe rect
read thesubsequent toa lengthy,

swimming: pool ‘project .it: was -
recommended that the sum*of °-

Dutfus had been

‘He’tead his speech part way -

clauses in the original contract. .
~« proposal, which did.nol appear. .
inthe second contract or which

sald G.M. ‘Wither, Vice“

President, Alcan :Canaia..
Products Limited.-. “The: Ad: =
dilion of the Peterborough’ and -
Princecraft’ lines .- “respected ..
names in the boating industry’-
will enhance.aur’ position -in-a :
growing markel,”
“We are pleased to be able to,
maintain. the. operations. in.

“THE HERALD; ‘TERRACE

a

a The School Board of District
: od: -the:

‘No, 63 Skeena-Cassiar a
‘District's Teachers Assoclation

“may be headed for a clash that —

could end up in court.)
“The situalion arises from an
incident’ in Stewart where ‘tha

Board suddenly found itself :
and -

short =a: science
mathematics teacher For their
grade eight and nine students.

- In order. ta fill the vacancy they

hired a Granduc employee, &
Mr, Campbell Stewart, who has

had: two years university. but

does not hold a teaching degree.

. Before Mr. Stewart was willing

“to'take the job, he had.to be
offered the same pay rate he
was making al Granduc.. ‘

The problem is that that wage .,
is considerably above what Mr.
paid ™ ac-:

Stewart. should .- be

Princeville,’ Mr. Withe added.” - aon

“We. believe we liave the“ex-

perience and resources, 80 that, = *
“this enterprise will continue to.”

the economy of the district" "0" 2. :

The Canadian Boat, facilities’:
contain modern equipment for

15,000: aluminum - and. glasss
fibre boats annually, °°.)

Alcan’. Canada ': Products
Limited” is’ the Canadian
Fabricating andsales.' arm af;

Camada, Ltd.”

were) change
_ Teturning Lo his
“he rernainder:”. -
» The: :
1. because’ the

igned’ and “such

Duffas make available copies of

back “to: the chalt a. vote was

-ealled “for” and the recom.
“smendation’ to pay when.’ the
contract, “Was signed was. ap-
‘proved by majority : vole wilh
Alderman Hank Buncombe
abstaining and Alderman
Duffus voting - against the
motion and askiig that his yole
be recorded.”

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iv was that |
yhade! when. a ~

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Meanwhile

cording to the contract. signed. ° rr er
‘between the teachers and the and al _that_time ‘the’ Board

Board late last year.

The Board apparently tried lo
fill. the. vaeaney _ throughout
Western Canada and could
come up with only. two
“possibilities. " One of them was

in-a situation sirailiar to. Mr,
Stewart's as far_as experience ©
went while the other had
especialized in. music, nat.

‘mathematics or. science,

teachers and
educators in Stewart ‘reported
with Mr. Slewart who was doing
a more than adequate job, . Mr.
Stewart:appeared the . best

. qualified, available teacher. <
~The Board and the ‘teachers. -
met: through'a joint. committee ~

they were’more than salisfied ©

“Wp writea letter af protest to the

Lee did not.

and eit clear that the situation  Sebot! Board. | Oe. cree A ag:

was due Lo emergency -pnd  88Y

wag in no way 4 precendant

‘setting manouver, The Board” t!

members, when they: Jeft that
meeting, seemed satisfied that
‘the Teacher repregentatives’
would take back ’ to thelr

” association this explanation and

that it would be accepted. One

‘of the. trustees present at that

initial meeting stated -at

Monday's meeting he had felt -

the leacher’s knew that’.the
Board was acting in good faith
in the matter.

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situation, Dr, Lee-siated that

breach - of
igh - the Board
feels covered by a clause in the
contract which | refers . to
teachers whose preparation for
thelr. job. exceeds their
educational qualilications..

The difference between wh

. Stewart is being paid

arat th had he’

‘ what he would be paid

ajob, according Lo
is substantial. . -
“There .. will. be further
meetings between the teacher's
and the trustees, led by Dr. Lee,
roblem
situation

applied for
the Board,

and ensure. the
an emergency
procedure and not a precedent

setling move.

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