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from. ‘the.

minnagement fell tough "general studies faculty has

Clarence Michlel students. in Terrace ‘are -reminding
people who made pledges to thelr skipping marathon that
they will be collecting money for the. B.C. Heart

Foundation. The Grades 6-7 students: skipped: Thursday
orth ee Grades 4-5 students 5 skipped Friday. three hours
. each day.

Students smarter today at cheating |

CALGARY
Students are -

(CP)
getting

smarter — at least when it -

comes: to figuring ° out

unscrupulous and

dean atthe University of

Calgary. - :
“The .

(student

seriousness Of
‘academlc).

; misconduct is increasing, as:
well’ as ‘the (number of) .
incidents,” Robert Weyant,
dean of the general atudies

faculty, sald.

in an
interview.

In.two separate incidenta'

last November, stunteals
faculty

the. false’ ceilings of their

professors’ offices .-while

breaking in to. steal exams
and alter marks.

through the ceiling, sald,

ae

ELECTORAL. oe
DISTRICT

. there; u he iiaid,
sometimes criminal ways of .
getting better marks, gays a

a erie ~~
© OFFICER. =.

Michael. Maher, dean of the |

management: faculty. .

“We ald
we knew ethey'd: been

Even plagiarism, an age-
old problem at tinlversities,
hastaKen a new twist. It haa
always been hard tb detect a.

* student nassing off someone”
olse’s work as his own. .
» because

teachers
possibly read all - the
obscure sources a student

might use. But now Weyant”

said..some students: ‘have

, found ‘even more obscure.
‘sources to copy — matertal

written in other-languages.
‘So. far this year, the
suspended © ‘about a dozen.

. students, most of them for.
plagiarism. ;

} At least thres or: four 7
other students have broken. id
inta’,offices--by:. climbing ->-misépnduct:may: bem result ; prank,"

Weyant says “that the:
Increase. in, academic -:

of the - Poor ‘ecomorny. With

ae

t ditch them but »

can't.

fierce competition for jobs

and limited -spaces In |

programs, students are
_ willing to, risk- suspension,

_« expulsion and even criminal
+.elarges to Improve their

oo]

“marks. :

Maher, who has taught at
five universities In the. last
15° years, disagrees.; He

doesn’t think there has been fet

“any: ‘partleular increase in
student \. misconduct -
- although -

economy has anything to do
with ‘it...

“day he said.‘ 7
“after _ dropping’ from. the

ceiling were: “both good,
clean-living kids” -with good

marks, Mahe? said: “Ithink .
cthey did’ it. aa kdnd of 2.”

eget

“That prank eave one a

“he admita it's a.

“regular occurrence” in all

faculties at all universities,.
_And-he. doesn't think the: -

.Studenta don't
‘reallze how serious cheating :

fractured skull, the other .
two. broken wrists. Both
were charged with criminal |
offences.

- Dg you “iow. any -

chartered accounting ‘firm .
that would” hire someone

“with a record for break and ”

enter?” ald Maher. °°

‘faculty,

Sawmill Irestarted

_ NELSON, BC. (CP). = : BC Timber . Ltd.’ 8 Kootenay :
Forest Products sawmill in this southeastern B.C. city is
- slated to reopen In the first two. weeks of May, reinstating
about 180 lald-off employees. -*”
Confirmation of the reopening was contained in a letter
written by: BC Tinber president Don Montgomery-to Lorne"
‘Nicholson, NDP member:for Nelson Creston in the last.

‘ ‘ legislature, and Lyle Krigtiarisen, the NDP member of
‘The two students caught .

“Even these who aren't.

charged with a.:criminal..
offence sometime pay a silff
" penalty — expulsion... ..

Asecond-year law student
wag expelled recently for...
- plagiarism. And although

the:..student has” .-been
expelled only - fromm “the

Parliament for Kootenay West... if

“The sawmill was closed indefinitely In June of last ‘year.

BC Timber’s adjacent plywood plant had been shut down

four months earlier.

' Montgomery's letter. stated. that “providing that
: favorable ; conditions - continue throughout’ the“ second
ns ‘quarter ot 1963 we are hopeful that the KFP sawmill will be
abled to moaintaln full operations for the foreseeable future.” "

yet

er-left. Poles shows your: |

vee tf you’ Tea registered provincial voter; you ‘i receive a “You: are . -
“registered” ‘card Inthe mail. The back, Uppé :

- electoral district. and] polling division — use.it to: héck'th

poting station, to.be published in this pap

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Missing

‘EDMONTON. (cP) — The

-elues are-few and the: trail”
hé is trylng to. follow' ts

about 50 yeara old, but Fred
‘Nichols Is. determined ‘to.
find two: missing brothers.

Fred, his brother, Lorne,.-

and sister, . :Birtels, t have”

(

brothers:

thelr grandparents,|

‘The . family gave, up
looking’ for. their mother in
the ‘19706 and \was fitielly
notified in 1978. by. officlals

-at-.a. Mayerthorpe, -Alta.,

telephone directories ” a
anything ° that”: ‘might - jead |

them “ta  the® ‘missing:
siblings, =

‘So far; na-luék on»
brothers, but: hope “is “high,
especially since a Aster’ was

‘recently found: ''

“Now ‘that: we’ ve come
this ‘far, we ‘won't stop,"
said Gladys, Fred's | wife.

The Nichols's story began
in the late 1040e when Hazel
Nichols, the mother of five

- children, was taken iH and

put in hospital at what now

’ {is Alberta hospital Ponoka,

100. kilometres south’ of-
Edmonton. ‘Her sixth child,
doe,-was born June 26, 1930, |

while she ‘was’ in’ hospital.

“Dad tried to look after us
for 8. while, ‘but he. wasn't
sure he was ‘going to live,”

_ said Fred, ‘He. decided
adoption was “the best
thing.”

The children ¥ ‘were taken

‘to Edmonton. and sent to

different homes. Only Fred

and Lome,. the. two: oldest
boys, were sent to live with’

nure| home that she had -
died, 7

" Mayerthorpe, ofa. . 100,

5 °gllometres “orhweat ‘of
4; ft Edrmonton. :

' Meanwhile, ‘Biréria; ‘who’

lives ‘int. Rocky Mounitain

‘House “in. ‘west-central

.- Alberta, 200, ' " Kilometres °
‘southweat of Edmonton; -had-
“atarted to" look -for her.

family at the urging of'her ’
children. +

Th 1961, she found a

retired school teacher “in

Islay, Alta:, 220 kilometres |

east of Edmonton, who had
known her family.: The
teacher knew one son lived
‘in Vermilion.

One phone. call - later,
Birtris was speaking with

her brother for the first time

In almost 50 years,

Only recently, another
‘sister, Clemina, was located
in Winnipeg. Clemina was
’ thé only sibling from whom
Birtris had ever heard. The
two exchanged letters in the
early 19403 before the link
between them was broken.

. Clemina married Trevor
Waller in 1944 and because
he was. born in New

Zealand, Birtris wondered it

‘The Herald, Tuesday, April 24, 1969, Page i

sought *

- the couple returned, ihe
Taking a chance, the family

wrote a. ‘newspaper: in Ne :

Zealand.

Trevor's sister | ‘saw the?

- notice and wrote the family
that. the couple: ihad: since
divorced, but provided the
‘Clues: : heeded » to: (find
-Clemina. cogk

But now the ‘going 6 seem. ;

+ toiigher, the.scarch barred

‘by: government: ;
‘confidentiality ries ve a
keep "secret . - adoption: ..“

—recorda_——and—— other

documents, --

Marcel Gallant, director

of registration. for Alberta. -

’. Health Care, said that in . 7

-some situations, such asthe “|
one the Nichols are faced '

with, he’ -could “search
records to see if the missing
siblings ~ have .
healthcare numbers and

" then he could contact them.“

and ask them to contact
‘Pred Nichols.

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