['2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon. March 4, 1963.

Federal agriculture minister Alvin Hamilton and Chief Fred Bear of tht Ochapowace ln- dian reserve near Rroadview, Sask.. shake hands after the

REGINA (CPI—r A record bud- get calling for expenditures of $187.Rflfl,7l0. a deficit of $3,577.- 70 and new projrcts designed lo stimulate industries and ag- riculture was presented Friday

the Saskatchewan legisla- tiirr

Provincial Treasurer J. M Ei-ockclbank said the budget

provides for "new horizons in the economic development of Saskatchewan." but a small deficit was planned because of prospects of I slowing down in the national economy.

The previous record budget included expenditures of $174.- :‘59.290 in the 1962-63 fiscal year. it called for a deficit of $2,433.- 950 but Mr. Brockelbank said that as a result of 1962's uoy- ant economy he expected to re. port a surplus of more than

Record Budge’r Heard In Sask.

.‘

INDIAN RESERVES GO FOR PASTU

signing of an agreement turn- ing over part of the reserve for use as pasture by the Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration. Mr. Hamilton

sols dian

$5.1Kltl.t)fll by the end of the fis "5 cal year. so

. in: Mr. Brockclbank said the gov— than

A.

fully crews.

RES l said he honed for more RL’I'oe-

ments with lndian reserves for pasture use.

((‘1‘ Wirepholol

Canadian-owned decp‘sea manned with Cana- Two of these were no longer registered in Canada althouin Canadians 500.000 gross registered tons of deep-sea vessels.

PRICES H . h .

\'(‘S-

-.~till owned

ARI) ’1‘0 BEAG ort said “foreign own-

are currently offering deep-

at prices the

a vessels for world-wide trad-

\vhich are less

actual

out-of-pockct

rnment would sot up a Sask- operating expenses for compar-

e atchewan Economic Develop- able ment C or p o r a tion to make man grants and loans to new indus-

tries and provide sites and buildings on basis. The house would

asked to approve 32.000000 the corporation to finance initial stages of the program. Expansion of pasture and for- age resources to

Canadian ned ships.’

- owned and

“Despite this situation the au- thorities still persist in coupling‘ a lf‘aSP-DUI‘Cha-‘e their ideas for reviving a Ca-

9 nadian-flag deep-sea merchant for marine with the restrictive re- quirement of building new ships ‘ ‘n Canadian shipyards."

The fact that such a policy is the not helpful to the industry “is.

growing needs of the livestock evidenced by the fact that nos industry would be empliasizcdlopm'ator regularly engaged in' in the agriculture program. Ex- deep-sea trades has built a vcs-l

penditures would to $11.. sel

under

the present.

govcrn- 1

$7,400,000 in the merit ship—building subsidy pro-

currcnt year. About would come from federal shar- ing costs.

Municipal Education Costs Almost Double Since 1945

GREG MacDONALD (‘anadian Press Staff Writer

The municipal education bill in Canada accounts for more than half of all collected muni- ctpal taxes. says the (‘anadian Tax Foundation.

The impact of cducation costs at the municipal level when re- lated to personal income. says the Foundation, has a l m 0 st doubled since the Second World War.

For all provinces. the per cap~ lta amount levied by all local authorities for school purposes has incrcasrd from $9.37 in 1946 to $3113 in 19604! rise of 1‘“? per cent.

if those figures are reduced to 1114.0 constant dollars. the in- crease pcr capital is 112 per cent. the difference between $12.36 and $26.59.

Furthermore, when expressed as a percentage of prrsonal in- comc a device which reflects in some extent the ability of people to pay» the proportion of income taken by municipalities

for school purposes has risen from 1.18 per cent to 2.24 pe" cent an increase of 90 per cent.

COSTS T0 RISE

“There seems to bc no doubt a m o n g i..formed observers." says the Foundation. “that school costs will continue to rise,

"This appears to be a rcason~

l

earn An

able assumption even if

52.600000 gram."

continue to

“19 i ada's

ings. ’

instance of ment‘s lack of interest in Can- waterborne

the report said "Unless a new approach taken. the economy will have to i rely on non-Cana-l dian shipping for the carriage: of its foreign commerce, with ithe continuing hcary drain on. ’the country's foreign exchange.‘

is:

the govern- '

transporta-

birth rate were to fall and im- ‘ tion problems was “its failure migration curtailed bec au se to give aqua] treatment to (:3. there are so many other fa“01's nadian operators in the trans- which help to generate a higher ‘ portation of the government's

school cost structure."

Some of these would be: Lower teacher - pupil ratios; higher teacher qualifications: broader corri c u l a: improved buildings and equipment. an

foreign aid programs," the re- port said. '

Worm Outbreak

increased numbers of adminis- In Spuds

trative or non-teaching staff.

“Add to all these items the. gcneral pressures due to improved living standards

specific ‘ls Alarming

and the currently fashionable ST: IJOHN-f‘ Ffld- (CP'NA: scramble to keep up with the Spec” rem" " .3 Survey 0‘: potato eelworm MI Newfound- 1

Russian Jones‘ and we have a collection of virtually irresistible forces all of which can push school costs only one way—up.

The Foundation said one con- 1 clusion that can be drawn from its study is that a broader basis for r a i s i n g school revenues must be found if a uniformly high standard in Canada “is no to mean a greater sacrifice in one province than in another."

This broader basis could be achieved by a more rapid with- drawal by the federal govern-t ment from the income tax field and-or by expanding the current federal equalization grant recognize provincial education needs and the ability of individ- ual provinces to pay for the adoption of uniformly high stan- dards of education, the Founda- tion said.

The

said

no

In

Ship Owners Ass’n Charges Gov’t Has Lack Of Interest i

OTTAWA tt‘f'l -- The Cana. than S hip o u n c r s Associa- tion has accused the govern- ment of a lamentable lack of interest in the shipping indus- try.

The association, representing 20 firms. said in its annual report made available. here that labor pr oh 1 e ms and the high cost of construction for

p-sea vessels in Canada made competition with foreign Vessels impossible.

“More stable and . . . real- lstic maritime labor regulations Ire a prerequisite to a revival

..,— , a... _ Fry—‘1.w_ .' _..~ flaw fi.—_—-

'< a E

.of the industry," the report id.

'11 3)

agriculture

rnols growth. . It could "seriously reduce an;

eelworm

until the

t‘the pest existing east - coast Avalon Peninsula.

’land by federal and provincial: investigators .. the infestation is “not alarm-

583's

ng.

Agriculture Minister W. J. Kcougli said Friday the report. indicated there were only small and isolated spot infestations of

outside the

infestation was

discovered last year.

Mr. Keough said also was sent to hdcral Agri-l culture Minister Hamilton.

the report

He ' infestation was;

0 i discussed by both governments.i it would be premature for me ‘ to comment further." ;

Potato eelworm. not harmful to persons eating the Vegetable. 1 ‘is a tiny insect that attacks thel of the plant. retai'dingl

jeconomical potato crop.‘ Mr. .Kcough said. He said furtherl ‘surveys were planned for this:

Potato wart prevalent in the; province has banned Newfoundland potatoes outside‘ the province for many years. ‘

export of l

In order to stay competitive in the trading patterns built up since the Second World War. Canadian operators had resorted to chartering foreign- owned and manned vessels. t

Chartering of foreign vesselsl

had resulted in a 5125,000‘ooolcum has been discovered

Small Oil Find Made In Greece

ATHENS Routers m Petrol-i

lln :

ideficit in Canada's balance oflcmlpal Grew?" Indu‘ll'y Minis"

‘ payments situation last year. l lf‘i‘ Leonidas This c o m p a red with a f {H'de her?- $4_000.000 surplus in 1950, when. ml! at about

Rournai-s

c o n- I said bor- feet at ,

He 12.000

there were 115 Canadian-owned Kll-‘Sfllll'a had Sll‘lK‘k Sllfihlly

and manned ship At the end of report said, there were

1

s, .sulphoroiis petroleum. Capacity last year, the: at the first stage could reach six‘ 28 barrcls a da .

Y

From the Rockies to the Atlantic!

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