A2- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 24, 2004. _ Four-day week once more wwWilawkaltca "MacKay s Funeral. Service Lid | before school : “By JENNIFER LANG a WILL COAST. Mountains school irustees continue to close’ schools one day Week hexlyear?. 9027, Or will they argue ‘for a return.to a- five-day’ week? very soon, ‘board chair Lorrie Gowen said..: trict-wide survey be ready’ for: the: ‘Aptil 7 board meeting. new: school. calendar for: the 2004-05. school Year “We have: iv ‘get ’a ‘draft calendar out ‘by the’ end of ’ April: becausé. it must. be accépted: by. the ‘end of May Gowen said, referring: to regulations in the School Act. So far, district 82: is only: the second one. in'B: Cyto a recent lawsuit launched ‘by a‘local parent.” calendar fer the coming : schdol year.” hopes to decidé ona final draft April 26 The. proposed: calendar . would “be then’ circulated final approval” at an open ‘poard meeting. behave on Thursdays, FRIDAY SCHOOL closures don’ t seem 1 to have eal school week was introduced, the RCMP ‘has found. : the Terrace detachment shows. monitoring thé impact-of the. closing schools ‘one day“a’ and focal’ governments: if. they’ve noticed. “any difference.: ° Thursday nights. as-a result. . .A ‘comparison between: the’ amount of ‘youth ct rime’ : ' past two. years. suggests. that’s not ‘the-case. : Last ‘year; one-quarter. (26: percent): of. all’ crimes ' committed: by. youths: took: place during the. same 24-hot 1 peiiod each week = Thusday eveiiiigs “sind” Fridays’ ing the daytime. io. yo ah ite’ ‘Stats. chow ‘out crime. ‘clay aigepal by. 16° . of the four-day school week:back.in September. °° of youth-crime occurred between, Ay P. me: Thursdays and p.m." Fridays. . Meanivhile, ihe overall ‘number of calls t the RCMP: remained the. same, | ~ About gas prices” Bas. prices has .given'some drivers: the wrong: imipression.”. (While. standard: targe, signs: at. gas. stations may: carry’ one price, additional “signage: may. indicate’ a’ ‘Price drop. * = “price when paying” their nage information. _Wiuy.torragestandard com ~ wonderful. : - selection of Giftware! HAIR GALLERY 4711D Keith Ave., Terrace (All West Glass Centre) OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK a + istudents had to say. ina recent suirve cond : The debate. over ‘the four-day .school week will. begin. 7 : . Trustees have-asked ‘that “the resulls’ of a: ‘recent: dis. : spring. break, ‘Those:have, now been’ submitted: to: ‘Malat- » The. board: is up against a préssing * deadline; it will. have just’two weeks to "debate. the. pros and. cons: of a. . delivered to- a representative sample ‘of parents’ and, other four-day. week Versus ‘a’ five-day. week and’ “prepare a’ 7 residents over: Spting break, Gowen said; Lt “tg: tore: than’ 40° groups,.. includin ‘ Scouts; the: ‘Northern - ‘Health | ‘Author . Sources. ministry. and Terrace’ Ss: parks and: recreation. de- . partment.: Terrace - trustee’, Diana, Penner. said a ‘number, "close schools one day a'week, which: was. the: subject. of: AS ‘supreme court justice ‘told the. school distiiet it must properly -consult: “parents before’ drafting: a proposed. : From front’ Ticking. closure clocks | B.C. school districts. are Tequired ‘to approve. ‘school calendars before the end of May. Gowen said: the: board - “make a-final. decision. ‘at a: special: Teetiny among employee: and ° arent groups: ‘for. 30 da $- before: nied i BrOups us April’6 in Terrace, starting at '7 p.m. ~ The Fovr-day- week was expected to save. the i dist ~ “tice of closure. The'board is ‘expected to. face- some: op-" oo) position there: by parents who may. nok: be. ‘in favour. os ed into higher youth crime in: Terrace since the four-day * The amount of youth crime has’ actually: dropped on’ ’ Thursday hights and daytime Fridays,” ‘stats ‘compiled al. “The Coast Mountains School ‘District is ‘currently > ... week’ and. have-asked clubs, agencies cand’: organizations _ -When the four-day-week was. introduced, “some ‘Won- 7 : dered: if-the amount ‘of youth, ‘crime. would increase on i : between the: months ‘of September and December for the ‘pet cent during that 24-hour: period alter the’ introduction. AL PHOTO. eaption. in-our, March. A? ‘edition. concerning e > Those ‘lower ‘prices are ‘already. posted at’ the pump. on - Drivers: should hot. expect a reduction’ from ‘the ‘pump: |” r-bill. based.o “on the, additional Sigs ot “ Chack out our alte or yr call 638-7293 for advertising Information . trustees ings have not ‘been’ released yet... a Trustees: are also. eager. to: find. piu what parents, ‘and a the district. eee Ie «Gowen said. all “of the istrict’ s-students ‘in. 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ERLE eEe ASIA, : yy. . “Board chair. ‘Lorrie Gowen’ ‘confirmed trustees - “will | WINTER MAINTENANCE io Tuesday Ts. “Motorists should. be. awiire - that despize : eee Ne maintenance’ efforts, they. .are ‘still’ going -to : [encounter hazardous conditions on the highways. ‘Trustées head. tothe. Hazeltons the’ ‘following night for. B “Drifting snow, bleak ice,-conipact sow dind shish. br t M is dri ct their vegularly-scheduled April: board: meeting. Se PSUS Tee Se must drive with, More Caution Whroughout the winter manths and. © South Hazelton Elementary. has. also been’ puto 2] expert fo encounter a full range of winter driving 3 conditions, The best defense. _ against winter: {mishaps is'toslow down! 0+ ‘This-has beena message, for. your wirter diving “sil ry | from. Nechiko Northcoast Mainieninee, i: CLUELESS EERE TREC EER vot ” “Construction, Terrace . Your Lil Highway & Bridge Maintenance Contractor. " oo. 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