why.

he Jost hig: job: .

Alt Dietrich ‘until ‘last: week: was: the, manager of

" ‘Ritsutikaluin Ski Hill operated by the r

Dietrich is upset with, the manner in whith’ he was... ‘Dietrich’s fu
: ; -digmnljsed, “claiming he. was terminated on the ‘basis ‘an. ;
*. evaluation of his work, carried out by. the: regional Sistrit,

. which he is-not allowed ta.see:; ~ ;

“Regional district etapokoayen i indicated last week that the

Ko

VICTORIA {CP) .
Premier. Bill Bennett- is

' trying’ to ‘inflame public —
“aervice employees

who ya 1

new -

ere  Noratd itaet writer”
eReAce aA disgruntled former: employee’ of the
-  Reglonlal” District. of Kitimat-Stikitie-had filed a‘ complaint
over his dismilssal-with the provincial ministry of Jabor pnd
. “Nia thteatenitig t to take the regional hoard tocourt tofind put

by

il distri¢t ' |

meddling in the’ eontradi

_ negotiations just as they are

gelting under way, fornier

labor. minister Bill King
snid. Mohiday.

King (NDP — " Shuswap- -

Revelstoke) sald Bennett's’
threat to. - recall
legisiature:if a single job « or:
program is cut asa result of -

._ his- controversial spending /

. restraints program is ‘like’

waving a red flag at a bull.-
g the. ‘premier’s com:

"menta were a threat, they

- were a volatile escalation of
‘a’ ‘warfare which
~ government is - trying to

” the...

promote between they and

their employees, and it’s —

government -

the “

“employees

ision to terminate the ok. hil n ‘manager ‘had béen taken
‘the advice of the Ski Hill Advisory: Committee, a group
posed: of. “representatives: ofthe’. publi¢, . ski “h

representatives, and members of the regional d

‘says dividual members:
“filled ‘oitt’ confideitial evahiations. of th

managers ‘per-

:. formance” which” ‘were then forwarded” fo: the” regional

_ district: for | a decision.

repugnant to any decént
person in. this province,”
King told , the legislature.
during debate’ on the
restralnt-:
program. ,

. "It isa thinly disguised
attempt by this government '

ta generate a conflict bet-

“ween their own bargidining ;

agency ‘and the’ gavernment
‘which will

justify _ calling | the

“legislature back ag the
” premier

threatened -to
impose on the public-sector:
workers yet more heavy-
handed’ legislation," he

: said.

““What we appear to have,

To Mr. ‘ant Mrs, - Ralph
Braun, a male, Kyle Steven
Ralph on April 20. ‘The child.
weighed nine pounds, three '
ounces at birth.

_, To Mr.” and Mrs. Fer-
nando Verde, a seven pound
10 ounce, child * Fernando .
Anacleto on April 16.

To Mike and Lexie Inhart,
a daughtér Jessica -

Christine, Born April 7.
The child Weighed seven
pounds 12 ounces;

“To: Mr. and Mrs. ‘Doug

‘boy, Christopher Bruce.. He
ounces at birth.

To Richard and Jennifer
_Dowker, a girl, Melissa

‘* * Samuel, on April 22, 1982.
- He weighed ° seven pounds —
“eleven ounces at birth. —

To Mr. and Mrs: Patrick
Mildenberger, a ‘male,

- three ounces.at birth.

Davis, on May 2, 19822 He —

--ounce at birth.
To Mr. and Mrs, David

', David
‘ounces at birth. :

To. Rick and Sue-Zimoch,

. on. May 2,- ‘A, air, Laura

pounds. 11 ounces at birth.

- Collinson. on April 26,1982. a -:

weighed six pounds 10.

Victoria, on ‘April 22, 1982,.
She weghed seven ail

Carreira, a male Terry.

‘Thomas Axidrew, o1 May 3,
= 1982. He weighed six pounds-

_. To David. and Cherei.
_ Gibson, | ‘a boy, Geoffrey,

weighed seven pounds one,

. Ringham, a boy, Collin”
, on May .1, 1982. He~
weighed six pounds eight

Nicole. She: weighed seven *

crass, it’s political and’ it's because: of the Premier's

-MacGillis and Gibb
seeks a buyer

Herald: Staff Writer”

“threat before. bargaining ,

has even been undertaken, |

‘ia an attempt to intervend in
the bargaining process, to
“inflame the | climate and to
justify a political war which
the premier is trying’ ‘to’

manipulate® and develop.”

Bennett told. . the ~

legistature that negotiators .

_for schoo! -boards, hospital
boards, municipal’ councils
and the provincial: govern-. '
ment, and their unions, are: -
being given only one chance -
to reach a settlement he can

if of ane year ‘and:

ns said Dietrich tad be hired on fae
his contract was nat

| Bennett waves his red fag haan O a sari

livewith orhe will recs the’ the governinent’ 8 restraint
. program. means they will be”

legislature”...

The current session of the
- Legistature, which: began.
‘April 5, is not: expected ta.
_ adjourn ‘until the end of
July. The. contract between
the. government and. the”
B. Ch ‘Government.
Employees’ Union: expires ”
Suly. 31.

“The \ B.C. -
’ Association,
represents: i
‘public hospitals ‘in’ the”

which.

province, said last month: |

“Health”

10st of the.

School rate |

‘soon to be set -

: Herald Staff Writer
TERRACE — A special meeting in Vancouver will oet the

"mill rate for School District 88 for the upcoming year.

* TERRACE.— The receivors for the MacGillls and Gibb |

‘lumber company are actively seeking a buyer for the |

company’s four B.C. sawmill operations, + -

MacGillis and Gibb. went ‘into receivorship at: the. -

’ beginning of March. At the time the receivor, Peter Mar-.
- wich Company, said a-decision would be made whether to
continue. to operate the company or. sell-it once its true
financial position ‘had been clarified, - +

Now the receivor’ had announced the MacGillis and Gibb,

. lumber and pole yards in Lumbey, Penticton, William's’

Lake and Terrace are for sale alope-with the company’s
timber “supplies. . ;
_ MacGillis and Gibb is a subsidiary. ol aU. s. ‘based tirm.

CUCU CULES HOS ees;

vorkers _ |
reject CASAW

* Herald Statt Writer = ‘
KITIMAT — The workers at.the new Ocelat mefthanal .
plant have voted against joining the Canadian Association
of Smelter and Allied Workers (CASAW) ‘but CASAW may.

charge the company with an untair labor practice in con-

_ nection with the move.

~The hourly paid “eaiployees vat the new plant voted: 62-1 7

with two abstentions against je joining CASAW ina vote taken

; at the plant. Monday. 7
* CASAW officials say they are not convinced a vote taken 2

on company time andon company | premises on the question’
of whether or not to join’a union represents a democratic

» Consensus of that plants workers.
' ‘The officials say they are ‘séeking legal advice. and may -
charge Ocelot with an unfair labor practice for interféring ,

in the organizing process. .

The Ocelpt yote came ‘shortly: -after CASAW publically |.

announced it had. ad begun, anorga nang drive at the plant, .

acl - Noli in

: "popu laxity ) “economy _

eae its introduction; a “

Fee the sixth straight yea i

okt : whet ithe 2
Ech. - Diesel id ™ iesel offers.
oa od a “the best fuel:
|. _otherdiesel economy in:
oy _ cars, . Canada.
anes ode ~mipg. | L/ 100km*

re ating based on tpgroved Transport Canada teat methods. Your ua.
, ‘ _“eaimbor a

- AUTO HAUS |

“COLUMBIA.

‘Dealer No. 50-607

Inarelease Monday, board chairman ‘Naney Orr gald the
ministry of education.has released inforniatién which will
require a mill rate of 91.591 on taxable residential land and
improvements in the school district.’ *-

- Although Orr said the figure compares with a ‘mill rate of
49. 499, set-in 1981, the release-contained no information on
assessment values or otherwise: indicated whether- school -

_ taxes would go up or dgwn for 1942.

£

-| Kitimat Esso Self Sérve

| ‘Orr said the. annual. budget expenditure for School a |
’ District 88 has been set at $21,881, 832; of which- $1,277,051

must be raised locally.

- Since recent changes in the school act necessitate the tax “
~ bylaw being allopted by May 15, Orr said a special meeting
will be called for May 13.in Vancouver, where the board will
be attending the annual general meeting of the B. c. Schoo]

_ Trustees Association.
hadae™ TRETT & at ‘ama yea ‘

4g million in the hole and lay off 3,000 hospital sta

CGT a Us bot ru WE (OUEST pak Breet
fe s mh fee

atthe

* here was

- oo
\
1

, a . “Thi Mera, rei

an nemployesenplayer MS een munairy officials uy
it. wolld, be’ up te: te ‘the: “com plainant ‘undertake

reolonal w oftelal iin. ‘he had done. ‘excellent i

schools.
a muisicipalitien -‘alsg have

consequently wil have” to
close: about 1,200

»

Saturday, May 15,1982
Seeman 10:00 a.m. at -| '

Pacific Northern Auetion

a

To bé held -

‘Public Works Yard" =

206. Enterprise, Avenue
By a

i 1
me

patio 1982,- Pe

‘and.
fi, been announcing -layotis. .

DISTRICT OF KITIMAT-

- Disposal Auction 7 ee _

Bob Barker .— Auctioneer

(TEMS FOR SALEINCLUDE: ©. = |

Office. Equipment — Calculators —. "Aiding Machines _.
Typewriter — Dictaphones. Radios — Tape Players & Recorders
— Small Stereo — Black & Decker Router —Cameras— Vacuum [.
’ Cleaner —‘Surveying Equipment — Hydraulic 12ton Jack — New 4
8 x B Steel Folding Door — 170 Wooden ‘Stacking Chalrs me =
- Monarch. Water. Pump 12""*— Wisconsin Engine 9 H.P. — Stiht J | i
. Chain Saw Parts — Fishing Rods.— 1 set Skis & Boots — 14° 7. -
Tratler and 10’ Fibre Glass Boat— 21 Bicycles for Chiid —Girls— ° et
Boys: ‘Standard and 10 Speed —'5'Gat Boat Gas Tank with Hose — © “F
Jeep Parts— Reserve Bids of $100.00 each for: Malsbary Steam.
Cleaner 250 OES.— 1973 Ford Club Van — 1974 Datsun Pick Up 14°
ton 1974 G.M.C. Crew Cab 3% ton—Ciréulating Fans c-w 5- Speed
Control Switch. ee P

’ Many other items too numerous to mention. ; . . |
EVERYTHING MUST 6o— Be sureta attend — Raino or Shine. - a
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