a

.-! adwantage! of:.the “potential”:
This

“Alter: weeks’ of IWA pressure. « a

. on the Skeena management and

the TDFU to get the students a
pay hike , itfinally looks as-if
there will be more cash for the
weekenders. _ ‘Waldemar.
Penner, local business agent of
the IWA has received a copy of
an application. made. to the
Labour Relations. Board by
Skeena...management
requesting permission | to raise
the students pay by an as yet
undisclosed amount, - According
{o.-existing’ legislation .the’
boards approval must be sought
before'a company can change a |
wage... rale when'an ap-
plication. bya union for cer
lification has-been, made. .
present the IWA has Te ae
plication for certification al the
Skeena mill before. the Board.

Canada Manpower Centre has ;
opened”,
Oifice ‘in: Terracé and ‘will be
ening one: in Kilimat an May |

21, 1974, Betty Barton (UBC).

and Greg Nelsan (Uof Victoria) .
-are the ‘Sludent Placement
Officers-in Terrace, while Betty.
Chioccarello (UBC) will -he-
working in’ Kitimat. They. will

assist! university - and ‘high --

- schoo! students ., in, finding, an
‘summer employnient. te

_ To.-aid students in finding
summer employment, the B.C.

Provincial: Governmenl. has -

: implemented a program known

" . ag Step ‘74. . Hegional Districts

Pay Hike for Skee

a‘ Student:: Placement. °..

: The IWA-could-raise_an-ob--
"jection toa pay hike just before
an elaction at the Skeena mill on
‘the grounds : that it could. In-
fluence (he voting... However"
IWA. business‘ agent Bill Hut-
chinson. told , (he . Herald. “We °

“have no intention’ of preventing

apay raise for the kids, we have.
been fighting -for-it since thé

'.Pohla students under-the IWA

got thelr. We iknow that. the.
TDFU will ‘use this raise lo
better. their’ own image, telling:
the - students’ -that.. they
engineered it, but as long as
they get: more monéy:for their

work -we don't mind who gets:

the credit’... Hutchinson was

‘then asked about IWA plans for

the students if the IWA--are
returned there in the-election.
He said “Right now we do not’.

example, ifa farmer has.ason
or-daughter whom he is unable
to pay-for work on the family
farm, under the B.C. Depart- ,
ment of; Labour program, the
farmer will be reimbursed for
onehalf of; the monthly:salary. .
(again a maximum.of $300.00 a
month) for ‘each’ new. “job
created.” “A sludent ‘may ap-
proach | a" potential . ‘employer -
and ‘ask: him to" ulilize®: this
program :
Sweep . 1a whielr ‘stands for
“Students | Working in‘an En- :
vironmental Enhancement —
. Program’ is: directed ‘entirely’
towards, high school. students, -

‘and - is” administered by. the

. hire students for a variely. of.
: projects at $125,00 per week.

Industry’ Initialive |°74 is-?
. will pay up to $100,00 per week -
n> wages. ‘for. environmental "

” clean-up programs." ae

‘another: excellent” program by
; Which the small industry. and
“business. commiunily : can’ take,

: ;. abilities of students.
' means if/a small business man

‘ean make a new. summer job.

: available to students, he will be

? yeimbursed by the Provincial

3, Government for/one half of that
: student’s wages. (up to $300.00

j. permonth). Farmers may take |

i arivantage of this program. For

a
z
ia

* “substantial i farms"? “to the
“Workmen's Compensation -Act,
including a. change: in - litle: Lo”

: remove (he connotation thal il.

‘applies: only tomate workers,
a -The proposed: ‘Jegislation,

*-wauld provide improved levels
Fol compensation © behetits,
§ procedural refarms,. greater
* recognition of. industrial
., deafness, and improvements, in
; the provisions. relating : to... in-
dustrial safety --7:.

The name would éhange from
- Workmen's.: Compensation® to

a wher ates, Ze

Workers’, Compensation on both:
; the act, ‘and the: administering.
~"jnformation services section of

£ board.”
: "Death benefits on, new. claims
" s#ili -be ‘changed .from ‘the

* Labour Minister Bint King h has
“introduced in. the -Legislature ~

= “Municipalities of ‘ihe provirice.

The: -Pravincial ‘Government:

” TheFéderal: Government also.
has. programs.” ‘for. ‘students.
“Among thesejare:.. Poo,
Student Mobility” : Govern-
“merit will pravide‘assistance for,

“students Iravelling to lake jobs,

whieh cannot, be: filled locally.

Oppertunities For Youth the.

“siudens design their. own work
prajects for the summer which

benefit to the community. . The * 7

‘Workers? Compensation

on, “th earnings ‘al .
the “deceased” worker ‘or a
minimum pension, whichever is
greater, Existing dependents’

“pensions” Will also’ have some‘,

provisions: for being increased.
As: well, cost-of-living ad-.

justmnents: to.:benelils will be

-made iwice a year, rather than

annually, to-reflect changes’ in

the. Consumer ‘Price Index.

’ King said the new cost-of-living

adjustment will reduce: the - .

existing time lag bel ween cost-

‘of-living increases. and the. .

"porresponding Adjustment in
; benefits. :

Details’ an. these and other
‘changes aré.available from the

“the: Workers’ Compensation,
Board. :

- present fixed, flat rale 6 pen: -

ee THE HERALD, TERRACE, BC.

know. “the: “Tnereaie whien nas
been applied for but if we are
elected then the students will
gela mansrate. We have said
all along they are doing a mans
job and must get a mans rate.
As for the students who were
fired, we will go al all oul both
for their relnstatement and for '

~ the lost time they have suffered.

If Skeena management feel

_that they an. can buy ‘of the
. workers at that (Skeena) mill

with a token wage increase they

are’ mistaken, neither the

workers nor the IWA are foals.”

‘So there it stands, ‘a little .

gained but a long way to go for
the-Skeena students to achieve’
parily..in’ pay and conditions
with ‘their Pohle counterparts

“who now have Union protection

and a Tale of oA 52 an hour.

Manpower Opens Student |
‘Placement Office oe,

Federal ‘Government will pay
their wages. and administration
costs.

Summer Languade Bursaries
- available for 4400 yaung people
“40 attend: 6 .week ‘courses to
- improve their’ knowledge of the .
other official ‘language. --Bur-.
saries ‘will, cover..(he ‘cost of
‘room, board and tuitlon. |

Studen| Community. Service oan

will provide grants Lo voluntary
organizallons ~ to employ
sludents” [a strengthen “thelr
angoing work;
Department: of * National:
Defense. -. “Also © ‘has. vmany
programs,
*-For, “farther
concerning these and other job:

opportunities | for . -gtudents,”

contact Belly Barton: or. Greg
Neisow, either in person al-the

“Canada Maripower Center ‘in.

Terrace, or: by telephone al 635,
~ 7134. ta: Kitimal, - call: Belly
_ Chiaccarello at 632-4691 or see
her in Room -903, Federal

Building.

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Tuesday for trial runs, bath for their lifting abilities and
carrying cargo on (he outside of the copters. The manouvers
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-Park &Tilford
Awards -

The 1974 Park and /Tilford
‘Trophy nominations are open.
The annual award given: for
industrial beautification,
‘sponsored by Canadian Park &
Tilford Distierles Ltd., wilhin
B.C. will close July 15, "197 074,

The independent Panel of
Judges acting on this year’s
awards are: Mr. Fred H.
Milligan, P. Eng., Associatlon
of Professional Engineers; Mrs.
Hilda Symonds, Chairman, 8. c,
Division, Community “Planning
Association of Canada; Mr.
Sandy Stewart, Chairman,

Lower Mainland Parks  Ad--

-yisory Association; Mr. Arthur
Mudry, Architectural Instilute
of B.C.; Mr. Colin MacKay,
President, B.C, Nursery Trades
Association; Mrs. Mildred

Wells, President, B.C. Council -

TERRACE ARENA 2
THURSDAY MAY 30, 8:00 P.M.

Sot of Spanish

COFFEE TABLES —
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Reg. *109"* Each

a5 Lakelie Ave,
“Terrace, #95-3870.

of Garderi Clubs; and Mr. Harry

“Webb, President, Bi. Society

of Landscape Architects.
They . will... prée- judge

‘ nominalions - received from all
‘Chambers “of Commerce and
then sel out on a-judging tour of -

British Columbla between July
22nd and August 24th. -.
-The: Board: of Trustees
presiding over the, 1974 Park &
‘Tilford Trophy are: Mr. W.M.
‘Young, President,: Finning
Tractor & Equipment Co. Lid.,
Mr. Kenneth P. Caple, Chan

" cellor, Simon Fraser Univer-

sity; Mr. D.A.L. ‘Tait, Im-

nediale Past: President, B.C. .
Chamber: of Commerce; Mrs.
Grace McCarthy; and Mrs.
Dorothy J. Boyce, Board . of
Governors, Vancouver
Botancia) Gardens Association.

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