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[ OUR CO-OP IS ONT TRACK |

| Terrace Co-op was started bya ‘group.
of very DEDICATED RESIDENTS of our...

- ported it over the last 45 years.
We understand that the renovation

ofa $200, 00.00 difference in the two.

We support the actions of our present
board and would have, strongly: ob:

AND DOING FINE -

community and have - faithfully” SUD

contract was awarded on the strength >

quotes.

The board of School District

| 88 voted Jan. 9 to apply for a

federally-funded program for
preparing students to enter the
workforce, but only after
trustees were informed that the
district can drop out of the pro-
gram if it doesn’t work or it’s
too expensive.

Andrew Scruton, the district
administrator for Special Ser-

- vices, introduced the Coopera-

Terrace Review — ~ Wednesday, January 17, 1990 BD

School board. pursues
work-study funding |

the district’s share would grow
from $12,000 in the first year to

$80,000 in the fifth year. He
estimated the program would in- .

volve 50 to 60 students in the
district and would require the

hiring of one full-time and one” ©

half-time coordinator.
‘Scruton said he sees it as a
chance to expand the present

program with some financial.

help from a senior level of

government. He “noted,
however, that in aeder to qualify
for program support starting in
the 1990-91 school year, the
board would have to apply by
the end of January.

In response to a query from
trustee Wayne Braid, Scruton
said the board could opt out of
the program if-it didn’t appear
to be working. The. board voted

‘jected, had they made a decision to -
“spend an extra $200,000.00 to ac-—

-who feel they represent the entire trade
‘union movement. Terrace Co-op is OUR
_ Co-op and we WILL NOT-have you tell
us we cannot SUPPORT it. © °°

_ tive Education program to
board, saying it would comple-

“ment the district’s existing Work
Experience Program. Both pro-
grams combine school studies
with on-the-job experiences pro-
vided by local employers. .The
intent is to prepare students for
the working world they are go-
ing to encounter after they leave
school.

' Financing for the program is
intended to run over five years,
with the federal government

. paying a smaller portion. of the

complish the same results. |
We are also fed up with the erroneous.
statements being published and cir-
culated by two or three union activists

L

Issued by concerned members of Terrace Co-op.
: bill each year. Scruton indicated

“Where To Find it

to approve an application for it.

Marketing specialist
to address Chamber

The Terrace and District
Chamber of Commerce will hold
its first monthly luncheon
meeting of 1990 at the Terrace
Hotel tomorrow. Secretary-
manager Bobbie Phillips said
the guest speaker will be Peter

Grey of Newport Marketing.
Grey’s topic will be ‘“‘business
owner development’’.

Further information is
available from the Chamber of-
fice at 635-2063.

Guide

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