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clothing and two brief cases A course in which the student is introduced to various techniques, skills, and
were stolen. Po “a the theory of design. Basie design techniques, composition, and the
recovered the tapes an development of design are studied in relation to nature, geometrical form,
clothing from an empty field and man-made form. ;
near the parking lot. _
Two other vehicles pared Instructor: Dave Comfort
along Highway 16 near Begins:
Sandman Inn were entered : .
Wednesday night. Cigarettes Wednesday, November 29, 1979 at 7:00 p.m.
and a hunting rifle were Place:
stolen. Police are  in- Room 103A - Administration Building
vestigating. Northwest Community College
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Laura Grant, of Kidmaat be .
Via ge reported to the . Tuition: $25.50 - vedanta
RCMP tof a portable .
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pm, and 6 p.m. on Wed-
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: For more information call Norm Webster 625-4511
Alten Williams, also of ss ' ‘
Kitimaat Village, reported
that a five gallon outboard
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vom his oot between NORTHWEST
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Terrace RCMP caught one co ha bl U l .
juvenile Wednesday night COLLEGE
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Choir performs

Clarence Michiel Choir has
planned several community

performance for the
Christmas Season. It will be
seen in the Skeena Mall on

Dec. 7, Dec. 8 and Dec. 14 at
7:30 p.m. each evening,

It will be seen tonight at
the R.E.M. Lee Theatre at
7:45 p.m. before the Entre
Six Dance Company.

B.C. ‘Tels weekencl
rate is really cheap.

You can chal clirect
(12) to most places in B.C.
between §.p.m. Frickay anc
5 pm. Sunday for just 35¢
or less per minute. (Min-
aimnum charge 23¢ a call.)

Receiving stations from
the Lower Mainland and
Seattle over cablevision in
the northwest is very
complicated and sometimes
confusing to the public, said
Fred Weber, manager of

CFTK.

British Columbia
Television Ltd. owns its own
microwave system to Prince
George. CFTK, through B.C.
Tel, picks up the signal at

Prince George and Lransmits
it on channel 4 to the
downtown offices in Terrace
where it is distributed
through the cable network.

B.C, Tel manpower is used
because CFTK does not have
any employees in Prince

ge.

KING TV, the Natlonal
Broadeasting Corporation
Seatile station, and KCTS,
the Public Broadcasting

WEATHER

- Temperatures and con-
dittons are about normal for
this tle of year, aaa push of
milder air from the Pacific
continues, This will maintain
cloudy skies over the
Terrace-Kitimat area for the
next few days.

A series of Pacific
disturbances caught up in
the push will give in-

termittent mixed rain and
snow to the region.

Highs this afternoon
should reach around 2
degrees Celsius, with
temperatures dipping to
about -2 degrees Celsius
tonight.

No great variation in
temperatures or weather
conditions is expected for at
least the next few days,

The Herald, Friday, November 24, 1978, Page 3

Microwave explained

Service Seattle station, are
distributed from the
microwave site in Haney,
B.C, These signals are
relayed directly to the seven
interior cable companies,
including CFTK.

Weber said the Interior
Cable Operaters Association
(ICOA) lease the microwave
signals from B.C. Te] at
Haney to show KING and
KCTS over their cable
systems to 13 communities.

BCTV has disputed the
request from ICOA to show
the Vancouver based Lions
Telethon in the 13 com-
munities over channel 9
because it says it has spent
money providing its channel
throughout most of the
province and it wants to
protect its investment. The
telethon will originate from
CKVU, a private station in
Vancouver.

CKVU does not have a
license to operate outside of
Vancouver and BCTV says it
is worried about possible
encroachments by CKVU

throughout the province in
the future, Lloyd Colthorp,
vice-president of.
programming at BCTV
explains. .

Holiday

unexpecte

PRINCE GEORGE,
(CP) — About 2,500 ab
got an unexpec y
today after a broken vater
main and a blown

many homes and six
without water.

About 4,000 people weraf-
fected by the water syem
problems.

The water main
early thia morning, ca
a burat of wie tha that toe
a power pole carrit ‘a
regular distribution line
8 60,000-valt line.

City crews were wo!
to correct the problems...

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Dozen.

‘LONG DISTANCE WEEKEND RATE ‘TO MOST PLACES IN BC.

FROM 5 BM.

( FRIDAY

SATURDAY

ALL BAY

SUNDAY

UNTIL 5S BM.

So call someone long
distance this weekend.
And talk it up while

rates are down,

Rate does not apply
on calls From hotel, motel
or coin telephones or to
some Northern points
hot served hy BC. Tel,

Youwor't find a better B.C. be. =

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