ty you: are » considering. a.
. career in nuraing | Northwest
a - Community College would: -
appreciate ‘hearing from’
1 you: Tt: is, conducting a

oa feaatbility study tor School

[s0f “Nursing * “based”:
- Rerrate.. Call.the aga

a “notifin cation. thi nding tov:
- iimplement--. the™
“provincial . entry. -level:
~ training ‘program -has‘ been -
‘. approved. * Students: can,
now... register for the car-

i _pentry- "program. which’

’ begins Feb. 21. | ‘These
courses will replace the. pre-
apprenticeship programs:

. that have been phased out
as of January. :

This. new approach is
‘ being desigried to provide

* greater flexibility and allow
students to experience an
introduction: to all “trade.
areas in the common core
level and then graduélly —
become more specialized in

. occupational core and
specialty levels, The major
-abjective of the entry level
training program is. to.
provide students with wider

” experience in order to make

More realistic career -
They can then.

decisions.
obtain training to prepare .

- them for employment at an
entry level in a specific
trade.

..The new entry program
- will allow students .to enter
the - program’ on a con-
tinuous . basis and. to
progress through the
material at thier own speed.
_ The course. content has

been organized. into
packaged modules to ensure

maximum: fexibility for °
individualized training.

There is also the provision -

to transfer credits between
- all vocational Institutions in
the province offering entry
. level training, Students can

begin iaining.in. Northweat

’ Conmimumily-College. at: the
Terrace ‘campus and
‘transfer. to another in-
stitution, if the particular

specialty is not offered in

the college region. ©

Those ‘wishing more in-
formation may contact
Northwest “Community
College, Terrace’ or the
regional centre closest, ta -
you.” oO

Want free legal advice?

Call Diala-law collect at.

687-4680.and learn what you

need to know about civil -
‘consumer laws, |

. Tights,
criminal law, employment
and benefits, family- law,

‘immigration law, landlord -
and tendnt' rights, mental
health questions, nolse and
nuisance questions, real
estate law, small claims

court, wills and estates and -
youth.* Ask for a‘ free .
brochure with your tape

number guide so that when’.
you call you will be able to
_ ask for the information you
want, You will be.able to
hear pre-recorded tapes on
the abave subjects.
'. Tough Love is a, flew
parents support group for
- people. with problem
teenagers. It meets every
Monday evening at 7:30 -
pm. in the education rogm
of Mills Memorial Hospital.
It functions in the same.
manner as AA.
Tough Love's: manual
‘says that some children can
' be raised with tender loving
care but other children have
. tobe raised with tough love.
The hardest thing is . for
parents of problem children
to admit they -have a
problem and to deal with it.
Too often they.try to ignore
the problems and suffer, or
’ they suffer anyway. Tough
Love is here to stop that. It
isn't necessary to suffer
_ When there are, dozens of
’ others like you in the |
community who are there to”
Support and help. ©
“I honestly believe there”
fe a lot of closet parents -
- out there who.ate having a.
lot of problems..: We're’
hoping parents of kids 11 to
12 years who see’ problems _
coming up will come to
Tough Love meetings and
perhaps prevent some of the
. oroblems,”” says: Barb, one
of the organizers.

new 7

one. example: ‘of how

eir childreri, : . Teens who
ed:

ee

e:pa
‘they must spend ihe night.
They are told to.come.back-

_in the morning, when their.
~ parents-can talk with them.’
They |

‘about - the problems. °
aré also told what. will
happen to them if they don’t
- go to Tough Love parents
but go to friends homes

_ instead.~-

“Parents must

" themselves’ Who is more |
important - the parent's . &

héalth ‘and-dr. inarriage or
the''misbehavior of the
ehildfén;'"‘ says Barb.
Getting ‘hugh’ also creates
guilt’ feelings in some
“parents and. that -
something. the - support
group ean help the parents
cope with,

” ‘Tough Love is one of the.
fastest growing groups in
North America and is -not
for children. For more
information call Linda at
695.9048.

Tuesday, Feb. 15 ;
Applications should ‘be.

‘malled for the March course

offerings in adult basic
education, academic, or
-eareer, technical,
vocational. To be studied in
‘the home by-B.C. residents
over 18 years. Call. 635-4961

callect or drop in or write to ”

the Terrace office at 3306
. Kalum Street V8G aN6.

Saturday, March 5
English Placement Test

courses this fall will be
written on this date from
9:30.a.m, to noon in Room
208. sat Northwest
. Community: College in
Terrace. an

Monday, April - :

' Entry forms for the B.C,
Young Artists '83 exhibition
are now | available

- throughout" the province. |

They may. be obtained
through district

superintendents of schools, -

‘the | federation ‘of

independent. school.

associations, and- ° the
ministry of ‘education
correspondence division..__
Young artists should plan to
submit ‘their paintings,
drawings,. prints,
photographs and other two-

dimensional works by April .

22) at. the | Vancouver

Teachers Center, 123 Enst .

6th Avenue, Vancouver,
B.C. No more than three
works per artist will be
accepted. - Entries may be

made by anyone 18-years-

old and younger. ,

‘Kitimat.

The " annual

Public Library Assoctation

was’held and thé members|
of the board are now: Bob’

Ivisbn, chairman; Sheila

Charreski, vice-chairman; ;

~ Robiri’ Sommer, treasurer;
directors *: are © Don

Hallodway, Craig Simipson,: ‘

. Pauline Truesdale, Rick
Sullivan, Bill” Franklin,
Sharon “Taylor,
Corbeil. is | council
representative Please feel
free to-contact any of these

‘people if you would like to

discuss any, aspect of

information, . call Julie

Ourom, librarian - and

secretary at.692-4753, ..
Gnce again after a seven

year layoff, - the’: Kitimat |
Lions Club is planning to put :

on the 15th Trade: Fair. in
Kitimat from May 26-28. In

_attraction held annually in

’ Kitimat since its origin in:

“1962, The Lions Trade Fair

‘had. been’ termed «the ~

“Business ‘Showcase. of the
North” and was the largest’
‘of its kind in’ the northern

region. in thepastthe Trade ..

Fair attracted over 10,000

patrons from the northweat |

area and president Al Egdn

_ Tough Love: helps is when:
_- parent’ impose a curfew on.

ask . &

and -

"general |
. meeting of the Kitimat

‘Mike .

r

Conference -held In Montreal.
District Managers named. to the company’s, Circle: of Excellence for
‘record breaking sales Increase. Members ofthis elite group ‘represent
the top 10 per cent of Avon’s force of district managers who are
recognized. for: their sales achievements with special 14k gold. and
: diamond [ewellery awards.and a fabulous all expense paid trip to. Rome. .
Mary joined Avonas a district manager just over.a year ago and already:
she has risen to the top ranks of the management force. The hard work §
and energy she has put-into her territory and. her Representatives has -
placed her In the top 10 per cent among all ‘Avon. Canada’ s istrict,

"Managers.
. Mary”

As: responsible: for territorial

for. all those taking first- - appointments and‘training.

‘year university English:

; it has been a great year for Mary Bond of Terrace. As district: manager —
_ with Avon Canada, she’s ranked In the top 10 per cent in all of Canada for
‘  fargest Increases in sales for 1982. Mary was honoured last week. for her
‘outstanding performance during festivities at Avon Canada’s National
Mary was among the Canadian Avon

‘Number one in cosmetics, fragrances. and. fashion, jewellery. “Avon :
products are sold by. ‘approximately 1.25. million. independent. sales
representatives to customers In 32 cou ntries around the world.

; ‘anticipates an attendance

‘this. year..well’ over: this:
figure. Egan says there are ;
now over 20,000 square feet...
of floor space plus the. area”

immediate adjacent to. the

. building at the new Tamatik ©

“arena, ‘Exhibitors réquiring
’ Space are asked to contact

“Al Egan. at 692-3484 or any

memb
: Lions

of the, ‘witimat
lub. -

‘Recreation |
“ Report;
By KATHY LANDRY -
Congratulations * to the
. many ‘Kitimat: Tesidents

who won" ‘medals in. the.
“groups. aswell .as groups

Northern B.C, - Win ‘ter
Games “in. ‘Kitimat. .
many. ‘participants
- represented our‘community

; Wednesday ot each: months

“This award is sponcered ‘hy Minagement..

‘the advisory - recreation.

~ Sentinel.
_ Kentucky’ Fried. Chicken, . .
Thursday, Feb.’ a4 ,

A workshop designed. to _

commission, the Northem .
and . . Ernie's.

assist Chose who work with

‘ children called “Getting the

.. Best {rom Kids” is‘ planned,

sl. At) will. also be .
me Thursday; March. 3 and .
-oThorsday, -Mareh: 10° in.

. -Riverlodge. from 7 p.m, ta. |
§: 30'p.m. at 4 cost of $12.50
per person.-

“The . .
’ information

well as did‘the people who .

acted as officials to assist in ~
the Games. 1985 in: Kitimat.

: will be even better! :

- classes being. offered: this
‘month should sign up soon,
‘Call Riverlodge " for more
information. : ~~

* The Level. I Gymnaatics,

held ‘Feb. 25;°26, & 27.

-to sign up as-'soon as
possible 50 that we can
obtain.” the | decessary

Gymnantics Association in
Vancouver.

Kareen. Zebroff warkshop
are coming in quickly ‘to
anyone planning to attend
‘should ‘register soon as we

"can only, take 50 people in

the workshop. : ;
We are in the process of

30° any ideas‘: or ‘anyone
interested in instructing a
program should.contact me

at 692-8161 soon. -
’ Congratulations to Mr.

Ray Burgess. who was
-Month for January. by the

Commission. - ‘ The: Good
“Sport of the Month is an

who has made significant
contributions 1)
community. >
formis: are available. from:
. Riverlodge and Tamtitik;

‘advisory
commission from -
nominations presentedat ils
‘meeling on the third

te

- Coaching Course will. be

- manuals from the’ B.C..

appointed Good Sport of the.

the past, ihe Trade Pair has Advisory Recreation '

been the largest community —
award: to honour. ‘anyone .

Anyone interested is asked ~ . Loo.
“Friday, March
Kareen Zebroff, from the ..

‘ give a lecture from 7:30:
Tom to 9:30 p.m. this day
‘and a workshop from 9:30
~ pm. fo 5 p.m. on Saturday. °
“Tt is in’ the Riverlodge:
-eommunity room for $25
-tach. "' The Friday night

Registrations for the’.

library service. ‘For mare’ i884? apring programs. .

the —
“Nomination,

The selection is made by the
recreation |
the .

(1005

held

Tt. will be. of
benefit to. minor sports

such as Brownies, Guides,
ete.. For more
on,
information packed series

of workshops contact’ the ff
‘Kitimat
_ + department.

A. rernitider: that anyatie ,
interested in’. the Sewing © |

‘recreation

Saturday, March 5

the’
Community

Northwest

- Kitimat,

TV-series “Kareen’s Yoga”
comes to Kitimat and will

lecture “4if you are- not

:, taking the workshop) is $5.

For more — information

contact. Margie Hardy at -
Register at:
Riverlodge or mail to-
Recreation Department; *

632-5846,

District of Kitimat, 270 City
Center, Kitimat, B.C, vac
1T6 by Feb. 24. Lectures on

FANBELTS?

this

English. Piacement Test
for all those - taking first- 7
year university English |

"courses . this fall will be
written: from 9:30 a.m. to
.noon at the Resource Center
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