The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 2

Friday, July 27. 1561 'n I Freeze May Mean Few Promotions As Number Of Civil Servants Drops The Ottawa Citizen 7 'f fsf J. 1 Cffi illllj 1 -ssa. policy on hiring. Promotions cost the government money.

The system of applications, examinations, interviews and the like produces many promotions annually. If the government doesn't tighten up on promotions, the Civil Service could et top heavy. Another disturbing note is the fact that job vacancies deliberately kept open aren't likely to be offered to in-service juniors wh would otherwise qualify for the positions in the course of eventual promotions up the Each job vacancy is currently given dose scrutiny by the Treasury Board, a cabinet committee, and by mid-August the entire service begins its annual establishment review. This department-by-department scrutiny although conducted annually, will be a much closer and possibly more brutal review than in past years. There has been no suggestion that statutory increments will be affected by the austerity program.

When will the shrinkage end? Possibly before the austerity Capt. Victor Brown Capt. Godfrey Have J. Prati Commodore IF. M.

Landymore Capt. NAVY MAKES SEA AND SHORE APPOINTMENTS By Paul M. Dunn Citizen Staff Writer Federal government employees have become members of a shrinking service, and may soon find their promotion chances stifled. The current job-freeze policy resUts in the Civil Service decreasing at a rate of 1,000 to 1.200 employees a month through normal "separations" (deaths, retirements and employees leaving for outside jobs.) This drop of some 10,000 a year although certain "must" categories are filled is likely to affect promotion opportunities although the Civil Service Commission reports no noticeable tightening up yet. The government's announced austerity program is aimed at cutting expenditures.

To this end it has indefinitely deferred wage increases to 50,000 of its employees and initiated its tight job program is lifted as the government may find itself water logged in oceans of paperwork piling up on vacant desks. City Employees Embarrassed Bv CS Pav Freeze Deferment of Civil Service salary increases has put two groups of Ottawa civic employees in a somewhat difficult position. Settlement of new wage agreements between the city and the Ottawa Municipal Services Association and the Civic Institute of Professional Personnel, has been held up for months because of the groups' desire to see what Civil Servants got in the way of pay boosts. Thursday negotiations resumed between the OMSA and thu city. will succeed Commodore Landymore; Capt.

Victor Browne of Ottawa and Victoria, commander second Canadian escort squadron, who will succeed Capt. Pratt, and Capt. Godfrey H. Hayes of Winnipeg and Ottawa, now serving at Naval Headquarters as director of officer personnel, who will succeed Capt. Browne.

National Defence Photo Commodore William M. Landymore of Brantford and Halifax, chief of staff to the flag officer Atlantic Coast, has been named senior Canadian officer afloat, Atlantic, flying his pennant in IIMCS Bonaventure. Other senior RCM officers taking new appointments in September include Capt. James C. Pratt of Windsor and Victoria, chief of staff to the flag officer Pacific Coast, who Route Displeases Workers Hog Cholera Unlikely To Halt U.S.

Imports Civil Servants driving to work at Confederation Heights are unhappy with the prohibition of left turns from the Bronson Avenue Bridge onto Riverside Drive. With the opening of the new Riverside Drive bridge over the CPR railway west of Bronson Avenue, motorists had hoped the straight route to work would lessen driving time. Now they find the long way around, via the Walkley Road, is still the only way. while United States authorities attempt to live with the disease. Canada already limits imports of kve American hogs to a trickle of breeding stock, which has to go through 30-day quar antine.

By Arch MacKcnzie Canadian Press Staff Writer Doubt is expressed in Ottawa that the government will slap an embargo on imported American raw pork because of the current hog cholera outbreak in central Canada. An embargo on fresh pork would be a complicated matter. S09Hfb ATTTTrjrrfl A Amencan porn prices nave a steadying effect on Canadian prices, and there might also be a question of reciprocal Ameri Calendar can action and general trade complications. Canada sold the U.S. $13,650,000 worth of fresh pork last year and imported a ji $9,365,000 worth.

Canada's policy for hog 'cho So far, compensation for more than 10,000 Ontario and Quebec hogs slaughtered in the disease-control program has cost roughly (236,000 officials said Thursday. So far, government compensation based on the current market value for each slain animal is a far cry from the $1,750,000 paid in the 1961-62 outbreak in Ontario and Quebec, when animals were destroyed and a severe quarantine placed on four Quebec counties. That outbreak, like the current one, was blamed on raw imported American pork being fed in garbage to Canadian hogs. It was the worst since the early 1940s, although there were others in 1947 and 1953. Thoughtjias been given in the past to an embargo comparable to the seven-year import ban, lifted early in 1960, for a different virus disease among American hogs.

It was called vesicular exanthema and the import embargo was ordered because the disease was difficult to diagnose and handle generally. lera is eradication by slaughter A.M. Today CNR War Veterans Association, annual meeting, Alexandra Hotel, all day. Canadian Guards Band Concert, Parliament Hill, 7.30 p.m. Carillon Concert, Peace Tower, 9 p.m.

A Midsummer Night's Dream, Lakeside Gardens, 8.35 p.m. Saturday Brighton Beach Aquatic Club, water circus, Brighton Beach, 10 a.m. Everyman's Canada, painting exhibition, National Gallery, all day. Inter-County Junior Farmers Field Day, Kemptville Agricultural School, all day. Sorry, No Telephone or Mail Orders, Please Ownership Of Beach Questioned jL Mi I On Sale from 10 to 11 a.m.

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