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But © Skeena “High basketball

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:tand White received November 14.
Skeena bombed the Red and
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TEACHERS

7 Example:

5 plage in the league,

; | of good coaching andhard workton
the part of the Skeena team,

points, Bob Kester had 14 points,

points each went to Rick Dakin,
Brian McNab, Paul Walker, and
Flavio Cervo,

Top pointmaker for Agar was
Jack
Sharples 8, Gord McConnell 4,

| tho scoring,

Fouls called’ wera Skeena 17
and Agar 9,. Simon Muldoe and
John Oman’ refereed the game.

to its second defeat of the week
when Albert & McCaffery came

| Out on top of a 43 to 28 score,

-| In the scoring for Al & Mac,
Jim Gould was high with 13
while John Oman pegged up 11,

-|Reg Dempster 6 and Harold

Champoux 4, Colin Chasteauneuf,

Jim Olson, Walter Elkiw, Steve

Reynolds and Doug MacKay each

took 2 points,

For Agar Red & White, high
scorér was Fred with 14,
Sord MeComell 8, Jack serogt 3, |

erry Sharples an mn

MacLeod
Al & Mac were called for 3

fouls and Agar Fad & White

had 7. Referees wore :Simon

Muldoe and Bob Kester, ;

Sunday’s second game was a

Squeaker right down to the final

second as Skeena made every

effort to down Marshall Wells

, | Who had 8 one point lead.

Marshall Wells came out the
victors with a final score of
44 to 49. Herbie Morven was

. {high man for Marshall Wells,
Martin

haiking up 27 points,

.- Adame had 7, Simon Muldoe ‘5,

” qifred Johnson 4andGiga Turner’ |:

for sole tenancy of the lead spot. | £
pouring in |}

- | | 27. points’ for Marshall Wells,

: a |G: The Wells squad only ;

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i game showed the effects :

Rod Kluas was high manwith 23 | #
‘|Den MacLean 9 points, and 6 |

Stroat with 15, Jerry |i

Dave Wadley 4; and Don Haudense | §
child with 3 points rounded out |§

Sunday's action took Agar down |™

HELLO -DOLLY was the theme of a tewvelling The display,
display of dolla from around the world which
reached the Terrace Public library last weok.

fi High man for Skeona was Bob. Om
i jKester with 15, Rod Kluss got

suensored by the United Nations
Children’s Fund attracted viewers Judy van
der Kwaak, Patty Carlson and Chery! Hjerpe,

Around .

‘the town

~ Miss Mika Inselberg, “dough.
ter of Mr, and Mrs. Alexander

Aircraft on November 14 to be
pat home on her 2ist birthday,

12, Bruce Peters 5, Brian McNab
and Paul Walker 4° each and Dan| -
MeLean, 3. . .

Skeena drew 13 fouls-
opposed to Marshall Wells i
Gilerees were Ken Gray and John

League Standings at November
1,. Al & Mac; 2, Skeena
High; = 3, Marshall Wells; 4
‘Agat Red & White, ated
Scoring Leaders: + ee

+ 1, Herb Morven; 2,° Joun
an; 3. Rod Kluss; 4, Mar’
[tin Adams; 5. Fred Pillpott,

Inselberg, came up on the CF]

November 19, Mike is attending
Columbia College in Vancouver.

“Mr. and Mrs, Ray Sk oglund
have returned from a 13,000
mile trip across Canada and
back via the United States,

. .

Mr, and Mrs, Fred Clarke
have returned from vacationing
Mn Phosnix, Arizona, mo

.
Mr. and Mrs, S.N.G, Kirk.
aldy of Victoria were in. town
| to take-part in the Remembrance
Day celebrations and to visit
relatives and old friends.
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A pre-Christmas concert willl -
be held in the ‘auditorium of the
Clarence Michiel School at; 3
o'clock on Saturday, November
25. Participating in the concert
will be the Skeena Secondary!

are 75 cents each and can be
purchased from.a band or choir
member or at the door,

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Mr, and Mrs, Fred Smith and
daughter, Sheila, have returned
from a month's vacation when
they visited. relatives in New
Glasgow, Quebec and Montreal
and took in EXPO,

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Mr, and Mrs, Robert Shumka
were farewelled by friends Fri.
day at the residence. of
Mr. and Mrs. William Benzer,
prior to their
couver Saturday,

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Mr. and Mrs, C. M..Adam
of Westview have returned from].
a six weeka’ vacation when they
visited relatives and friends in

School Senlor Band under the;
direction of Jed: Dodsworth, and
-the:, School Choir under ‘masic,

and friends are asked to attend
and encourage students in-thia’
bart of thelr education, Tickets

Scotland and ie Holland,
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thank all who donated ‘or loaned

items for the display in’ thet:

‘auseum on Remembrance Day,

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A teacher with four
KITIMAT — $9,581 .

THAN. KITIMAT OR PRINCE RUPERT ‘SETTLEMENTS

years of University training and ten years of experience vill receive
TERRACE - BOARD OFFER - $9,215 |

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN KITIMAT AND | PRINCE RUPERT SETTLEMENTS. AND TERRACE. OFFER

PRINCE RUPERT —

$9, 500

Years of University training

Year of ‘experience o. 10 0 10° Oo} 1
Amouit by which Kitimot axteads Terroce offer $96 $211: $72 , a $356 $7 $375
‘Amount by which Pies Roper excaads Terrace $105 $10: $150. $275 ; $75 $165

divided by number of students)

Terrace ranks third from the bottom _
' or

Terrace pays less than 80 other districts: ‘in the

province =; :

BOARD'S RESPONSIBILITIES

_ The teachers realize that there are factors, such as unfoir . tax ‘structure. ond Department of
‘Education Grants,. which are beyond the control of tho Boord of School Trustees ond which make
- gatsfactory settlements - difficult. . Nevertheless, the teachers feel that thelr cause is Justified and
thet the Board: have’a duty ‘to ‘the tox-payer to provide « a standard of education at" least. equal

to thot of surrounding’ districts. ;

Teacher Salary cost per atudent (Total salary bill”

TERRACE .CANNOT. HOLD | “TEACHERS

If Terrace is to. attract good teachers and is to retain those we olrendy have, we cannot ofiet them aa
yemuneration which: is’ less than that. offered chewhore,” pen

PERCENTAGE © FIGURES ‘DECEPTIVE |

a parity v with other neighboring divtrlets,

this figure, but in dollars: ‘and cents initial roguetts were. ‘timed

PRINCIPALS ALLOWANCES (1967)
Four room schoo! —. lowest in the Province

| Six room school —=- 10th from the bottom
Twelve room school — 6th from the bottom
Sixteon room school ~ — 3rd from the bottom

:

ae no © point did the Terrace teachers’ final request exceed the Kitimat scale

FACTS

TEACHER TURN-OVER .
~ Law year Terrace employed 136 teachers. 50 _.

of these left the district

majority left to teach in other districts.

. UNEQUAL ‘OPPORTUNITIES. ee peers
‘.. Many of the. items which the: teachers. hove sought: to » negotiate @ are’ + not ‘pilerily for ithe benefit
. OF the teachers. The figures ‘comparing: student/ teacher: ‘ration in Terrace ond Kitima

in June. ‘The vast:

relieved of non-educational tasks: ‘by. the: employment of non-professional per
teacher to spend ‘more time on ‘the real, business ot teaching, : Qs
CLASSES OVERSIZE :

Mount Elizabeth Secondary iimat) :
Students: ‘795°
Teachers: 45

" Skeena’ Secondary ~
_ Students: 975 -
Teachers: 43