Page § 7% THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.6. Thursday, November 11, 1954,

EMBARRASSMENT OF GRAIN RICHES

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Archbishop Impressed
By Cariboo Growth

During the month of October his
Excellency Archbishop Duke paid a
visit to Anahim, where the Mission-
ary Sisters of Christ the King direct
the Novitiate of Mary Immaculate
for Indian girls and have also a
School for Indian children and a h
Pital for the Indian people of are

Arriving at W lias Lake he w
met by Father Boyle, C.Ss.R. and

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Oneniug Date, November 27

B.C. salaries went up again this year.

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Said mass at Rosary Hall, conducted
by the Sisters of the Child Jesus. At
Joseph’s Indian School for dinner
with the Oblate Fathers and the

After diner the Archbishop left for
for the Sisters of Christ the King at
Mams Lake, stopping at Alexis Creek |
to see Mrs. Lee, who has always been |
and arriving at Anahim around 7
the Missionary stationed there.
On Sunday, October 17th he said
Heart on the reserve with a capacity |
congregation of Indian people from || S teneeone ae
the Sacraments. In the afternoon When deliveries filled the elevators, so operator Joe Pitman s ed
there was Benediction and Rosary | dumping the foodstuff along the r:
napped, brining a promi: boxears to mov rain,
short instruction, after which the Snapped, brining a promise of boxears to move the grain
Archbishop met all the peopie on the /-———. Farm Implements
ae jase Ter mt ie tac ©! PROVINCE-WIDE STAND SHAPING
the Indian people of Canada ana} z
von
derful improvement in the area he - ae i ; eae
= Visited—increased places of business Firm stand against increases in teachers’ salaries in 1955
Lake and in the area on the way to|__ School Boards have told B.C. School Trustees Association
Anahim, and at Anahim itself the| 8¢adquarters that salaries are high enough, that cost of living
Proved facilities for educa tion, hos-| 4n additional burden on ratepayers who already face higher
vitalization, and sanitation in that{ taxes in the new assessment set-up being brought in by the
Se eee Rae ee President R. H. Reeve of Victoria | Mr, Reeve said a compilation by the
Definition: Text Paper is a category States the Association’s Advisory | Bureau of Ecenomjes and Statistics
in Canada by me fine paper industry | of letters from school boards urging | teachers in Vancouver are now paid |
in Canada, 2 No-increase policy as teachers open | better than salaried professional ac- |
: Z ‘negotiations on 1955 contracts. He|countants and that male elementary
Pointed out that during the year an| teachers receive more than principal |
lished throughout the _ province, | tsmen. |
which in itself represents an increase| He said teacher salaries are so |!
the appropriate effort, and they are| obtain school inspector Most High
disappointed that teachers are con-| school principals receive more than
further inereases in apparent disre-| xq pongnn DEPRESSED
gard of existing conditions, 1 4
“Teachers in B.C. are no longery-
the male teachers now employed in z
the province receive more than | ‘tary they are Probably the best paid
of all the salaried ‘white collar’
salary for 1953. icluding all men and ~
Seas ae
WILLIAMS LAKE women in both elementary and se-|°! Chilliwack, solicitor for the B.C.
Dry CLEANERS highest province in Cada was Alberta, : ane ee re auseere Bae
with a median that year of $2,781.00, | Pee? flooded with queries trom schoo!
what they can expect next year in the
way of taxation changes: and voicing
taxpayers. Many fear the new Assess.
ment Equalization Act now being
ation for ratepayers and business
concerns.

- entire system of educational finance
is under review by the government,
but no information is available yet |!

on what Victoria plans to do beyond [!
the-instructions already sent out for !

noon he was a guest at the new St.
Sisters of the Child Jesus.
Anahim, which is 70 miles from Wil-
a great friend of the missionaries, {
where he was met by Fr. Patterson,
Mass at the Church of the Sacred |
the area, many of whom approached | There was no space left to put this mountain of US. mein Dealers for
before the Blessed Sacrament ana «| When) some 80000. bushele led” ups nee eeeseberay Koneas. | Ford - Monarch - Fordson Tractor
Reserve. The Archbishop spoke on}
iDhe Archbishop sotiece the woe |AGAINST TEACHER-SALARY INCREASES — DICK MOQUIN, Resident Manager
and beautiful homes in Wiitians i8 Shaping up throughout British Columbia, Williams Lake
number of new homes ana the im-|.@0es not warrant an increase, and that salary boosts will throw z ae
centre of the Chilcotin eountry. provincial government.
of Book and Magazine paper produced { Commitee has received a succession |in Victoria show male secondary |,
incentive type scale had heen estab- clerks, officer managers and draugb- ||
in salaries to teachers who have made high relative to civil service salaries
tinuing to make annual drives for | inspectors. j
Statistics show that 25 percent of tdepressed profession. On the con-
$4986.00 a year. The B.C. median personnel,” contended Frank Wilson
condary schools, was $3,510.00 Next. | S°h00l Trustees’ Association.
boards through the province asking le
concern over the growing burden on
Notice To All Present and Future brought into force will increase tax. |
B.C.S.T.A. bas advised that the |
assessment changes by municipali-

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