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i"

Supervisory Training

d's.

“Water. is. expected ‘at . the
Thornhill Junior, Secondary
School some time this week. °

There will be a meeling today

mm. { ‘Board's
*. Business Meeting held Monday
“night in Terrace. Da ERD

with”

try and establish a program for
elementary” school. French
teaching in area schools. Mr.
Webber ‘runs -a similiar
program:in the Kitimat school
district. oa

ma

Mi Webber’ of Kitimat to ©

-. Secretary-treasurer
‘the Board to

“Dod Smyth’reported that the
clinic:on ‘athletic injuries held
recently in Terrace wert well,
with a large turn-out: of in-
terested persons: :

asked

consider him a

: Mob
municipal employee-so that he.

could file a disclosure under the
Publid officials Disclosures Act,
amove which is not at this time
necessary. ‘Mr, Wells has
prepared his filing which will be
made available to all trustees.

Terrace Concert Association Offers Six Concerts

This year there will -be six,

concerts in the. annual series
presented: by the Terrace
Concert Association.. The
Festival Concert Society ‘of
Vancouver is presenting four of

- This Fall'‘and Winter, Canada
‘Manpower in co-operation with

‘the ° B.C." Department’. of.

‘Education will sponsor several
supervisory training courses in
the Terrace - Kitimat area.
Principles of Supervision will
be offered in Kitimat October 1-

8, . a ma

~ Fjnance’. for - Non-Financial
. Managers’. will. be - offered: in.
Terrace January 14-17, 1975, -
» Instructional Techniques will

_ be offered-in Terrace February -

4-7,.1975. A

Labour Management Relations .
will . be * offered. in . Kitimat
-.., wolved in setting

December 10-18, 19740055",
These.” are~ short,’ intensive |
‘courses-and are run ‘Tuesday

through Friday six hours a day. «
by Canada

Tuition will be paid
Manpower... / >:

La
BRIEF DESCRIPTION wot
PRINCIPLES OF . SUPER-.
VISION: Se
1. Provides management
tools in planning; leading and
controlling... we et

2. Stresses application of,
current ‘theory and: practices...
3, Includes: problem solving,

work simplication, -com-
‘munication, delegating, :
motivating. -:" yo

Method: - Presented through
lectures,: group discussions,’ -
simulated job situation, films,

‘ case studies.’ .
INSTRUCTIONAL
“TECHNIQUES
1. Designed to provide skills for.
“the supervisor lo increase staff

Trustees
ntrol - .

_ .The_| province's. school

Local Co

truslees: presented: a major

beief to a legislative committee’

hére Tuesday (Sept. 17, 1974)

and were closely questioned for
more {han ‘en hour on their -

recommended changes for

based on the .ex-

¢e’ “with: ‘compulsory
‘arbitration, which simply. have
‘nol, worked « in’ the ~ past - to
provide negotiated settlements.
The, association: also fayors

‘some: form “of centralized __

. So al

_ "4609 LAKELSE AVE. -

Residential Lot =.
Nicely treed ‘lot on
$3,500.00, |

Prime Location

Good Value ©

“How Can ‘You Lase? -

Priced At Only + 8,000.00.

“REAL ESTATE
"APPRAISALS... »

4 and in Terrace February 25-~

cet fe

” speakers (perhaps)

Mell Real Estate
Serotess Ltd

SO RERRACE, Bains: Coumta,
Ae MECOLL =

Gair Ave. -.70 ff by'138 ft. - Priced at

(Four bedroom quality home,
“main floor: plus one bedroom In full basement.
fireplaces, rumpus room, wall to wall carpating. Double
carport, sundeck, natural gas, and may original and at-
tractive features. Located on bjacktopped raadway, sewer,
water, etc. Can Be Viewed By Appolniment. .

vos or ;

Newly stuccoed three bedroom home oft one-half acre. Close’
to schools, shopping, etc. Has automatic oll furnace and Is
priced to sell af only $23,000.00. nr . :

“Two hedroams’ (partially furnished).
fireplace, avtamatic oil furnace, carport, tool shed, etc.

—LIST WITH. US
© PROPERTY, MANAGEMENT

o The. specialized _Réality service’ |

—«

them. Two have been arranged
for by the Concert Association
_ drectly with the Artists, “ The
Festival Concert Society will be
bringing: ,

_ 1. Amatidio visual production.

performance. - ee
2, Provides:tools for training
~ subordinate personnel.:.:.” . °°
- +g). Includes; -* Instructing
people ‘effectively, effective
communication, graphic and

visual aids, techniques for. .

measuring and evaluating

learning experiences...

~ Melhod:.” .. Lectures, - super-
~,visory. and behavioral games,-
’ practise sessions, small groups.

FINANCE. FOR: NON: |

FINANCIAL MANAGERS |...
- 1. The course will provide an
overview to -those . managers
interested but not’ directly in-
up financial
“gontrads, 67. > oth
: ‘Prdvides | general
knowledge \in: budgeting, : unit-
costing. Bae

3. Basie principles of ac-
counting and the composition of

‘+ abalance sheet classification af

costs, cost-profit volume.
Method: - Principles in-
- troduced through mini-lectures,
‘ease history, group discussions
and probelem analysis. .

-). LABOUR-MANAGEMENT
“+, RELATIONS |." :

“and. management to gain a
“batter understanding ‘of ‘each
other's problems, _
2, A constructive approach to
unlon-management . relations.
.Methed: | Lectures, group
. discussion, “films, ~ guest
information

‘ For: futher

*: eontact the. Terrace Canada
. Manpower Centre 4630 Lazelle »

Avenue, Terrace, or call 635-
a) Coen

Argue Fo

-bargaining, to avoid repetitive’
board-by-board negotiations on
salary Issues. me,
During the hour-long questian'
period the MLA’s ignored the
tain body of the BCSTA brief
dealing with organization and
admi. stration of . the ‘school
-system, in- favor of the

~: bargalning issue.. This part of
“the Minister of Education's °

- White: Paper was assigned lo

* the committee for study, along 3

... with the BCSTA's proposals for
~ provincial bargaling .and the
righl to strike for teachers.

_., fhe trustees’ brief was based
on tivo central points:: ;
that” in order-to maintain.
viable. lecal . involvement in
educationa policy-making,
__felxiable legislation Is required,
‘and, that.teachers should be
treated no differently.from any

other segment of ‘the work
force. Tees
—— =

TELEPHONE 638-6931 <4

NOTARY -PUBLIC |)

Three bedrooms on
Two

as new,

a ae
cozy hamea. with

|

CONVEYANCING © ©

——

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1, As opportunity for labour -

is
r :

-: all flights’ on this “route plus: .

. AD application for a

of a redued version of the
famous opera The Magic Flute.
This preduction features Ingrid
Suderman, soprano, Paul
“Trepanier, tenor, andi, Roland
Richard, Baritone.

2. Duet Karr-Lewis:. Garry
Karr, one of the true Masters of
the double-bass and Harmon ~
Lewis, organist and harp-

sichordist, have performed asa

duet for three years. They
reside in Halifax, N.S. where
they both have been Artists-in-
Residence at, Dalhousie -
Univeristy, Mr, Karr is un-
doubted one of the very few
devaling his life to cancertizing
83 a soloist with this instrument
and Is generally recognized as ,-
the’ greatest double-bassiest. in
the world, "sj >
3. Cliver Lylhgoe,. ‘Piano: ”
English planist. Clive Lythoe
“has ‘become ‘ane of -Britain's
‘most distinguished musicians, .,
Lythgoe gave his Landon debut -
as soloist at a memorable
Promenade Concert with the
“BBCSymphoney Orchestra. He '-
shas since appeared often in
‘London .at the Royal Festival .
and Albert -Hall with all the
leading British ‘orcheatras and -
conductors. He isnoted for bath -'
recilalist and solist in concerts, °
as well‘as for having his own
lelevision and radio’ series on
the BBC which ran for a record.’
‘breaking (otal of 137 weeks.

4: - ‘Craig Heiner,’ Per-

- -eussionist: Canadian, per-

C.P.AIR

“OP Air will offer: bar|service
on all its dornestic flights within.

. British’ Columbia and jAlberta

from last Wednesday. (Sep- :

‘tember 182)

'
erviee in-
tt

these between Vancouver,

“ - Prince . Rupert,. . Terrace".

Kitimat, Fort Nelson, B.C, and
_ Grande Prairie and Edmonton,
Alberta. ot
teense to.
_ serve drinks on flights|over the ©
Yukon Territory is pending. CP
‘Air ‘serves Whitehorse and
Watson Lake in the Yukon.

4615, park

im 3607 Eby Street:
"Large 3 bedroom home. Fi
Close to school, For morel

location. 1st

_ price $41,000.00, S

more Information.
view, call Horst Gedlinski.

Secluded Area: ©

Marshall Street, 292 Feat of

Ed Diessner

“22,

“season ticket is’ $13, This is.a

“" miniture: bottle ‘of,

Owner will take 2. mortgage. °
appointment to view, Call-Harst Godlinskl at 635-5397, Full

. Duplex On Hamer Street: ; .

Lovely Home On Gair Avenue

* Has existing bank Ist mortgage and owner wiil carry small
and. Hausa located on large tot. 3 bedroom, flreplaco, aut.
door barbacua and many other features. ‘Immediate oc-
cupancy, Phone Frank Skidmore now for further detalls.

cussionist Craig Reiner
graduated with a Bachelor of
_Education degree as a per-
eussionist specialist. Former
player. with the — Atlantic
Symphony Orchestra, Mr.

” Reiner ig now regularly touring

‘and lecturing ‘In. this ‘field
together with a- keyboard
player. ‘ : oa
- The remaining two concerls
are: . ; . Te

1, Spencer-McCallumn:, Jean
Spencer and Stuart McCallum
_are two well known artists who
have made. thelr: homes’ in

Terrace. ‘This season they are.

on a concert Tour of the nor-
thwest. Many people of Terrace
will remember their enjoyable _
concert performancein Terrace
HWW
Jack Glatzer, violinist:
‘Mr, Glatzer, an internationaily ,
renounced violiniest, performed
as guest artist with ‘‘Musicka
Da Camera Praga" in Terrace
in 1973, Mr. Glatzer resides in

Portugal. ~~
Season tickers for the six

concerts are now on sale al the

Terrace Public Library and at-
Terrace Photo, A family ticket
is $26.00 ‘This admits parents
and ‘their children. . Adult -

saving of $3.00 dver the single
concert licket price of $3.50 at -
the door. Student Season ticket

~ 1s $5.00 and Child $1.

__ All concerts are on Saturday.
For: further information, call,
635-3154, 695-7763,-635-6024.

. Bar Service
on Terrace Run —

Hours of sale on the intra-B,C.
flights will'be 10:30 a.m. tohalf ©
past midnight Monday through
Saturday and noon to mignight
on Sunday. ©. |,

“August” 10,1966

cost-$1.50 and a can of, beer 50
cents, “Wines and liqueurs will
‘not be offered
‘time. -

CP Air recently was licensedta”
_serve alcoholic beverages on

flights «within. B.C. following
amendments, to ~provinelal
liquor regulations earlier this
park
avenue
realty .

| | limited

avenue terrace’

| 635-4971

replace, basement, all finished.
nfarmation call Ed Diessner.

3 Year Old-3 Bedroom Home: __

Living room with fireplace, dining room, partly finished
hasement with two extra rooms.. Landscaped lot in a quiet
rigage with 834 percent, can be assumed.
- Owner has bought other property. and-is anxious to sall.

. Try your. down payment, For

Low priced far quick sale; Phone Ed Diessner abeut this ane.

Thornhill Building Lots:
. Low downpayment, terms available, . Phone Ed Diessner for

yc . Loe

Small Home For Young Family:

Older 2 bedroom home with big extra lot-on pavement, water
and sewer, clase to hosplitatand school, Asking $22,000.00. To.

Pleasant surroundings. Bungalow residence just listed for
sale. Well kept promises an iarge, partly wooded lof on

street frontage. Property suited

{or future subdivision, -Full price $35,000.00. - Cuntact F.
Skidmore for further particulars. — ‘ .

2 635-2089

_ ‘Horst Godlinski.- 635-5397 |

‘Ron Earl -°635-2612 . 1
Frank. Skidmore -.635-5691"
Hans Caulien- 635-3708.

at the present ;

[tis not available to the public,

except through the Atlorney

General's office. .

Ail trustees except, Dr, Lee,
Elalne Johnson and Board
chairman Kelth Tucker have
filed and their disclosures are
available to the publle during
business hours ‘at the School
Board offices on Kenney Street.

The Board will get in touch

with . the . Department, of
Educalion’s registrar of
teachers: and. ask that the

teaching certificate held by a
Mrs. Elaine. Jutten be
suspended. Mrs. ° Jutten
resigned ‘after.a firest few
weeks of teaching a grade six
class alt Clarence - Michiel
Elementary School here in
Terrace. Mrs, Jutten was a
first. year .leacher in. the
District. . : ;
. The Board willalso accept the
resignation of a Mr, Brown, if
he cares to submit it; Mr.
Brown left this District on a one
year leave of absence. because
of his wife’s ill health. ‘They
were toreturs to the States, but
some how would ‘up in Van-
couver with” Mrs. Brown’ at-
tending University. : For .this

Terrace School Board

Activities.

_ penses, stating that by going to

referendum, the Board could
inform the public of exactly
what they were up lo and what
was planned. :
Representatives from the
District staff, the Board of
Trustees and area teachers. will
attend a Vancouver conference
on the 1th of next month which
will deal with a big problem in
B.C.. Staffing figures from
Victoria require one. teacher for
every 25-29 students. Yel
building requirements. only
require one..class room -for
every 4 students, The problem
will be discussed and action
may .be taken on this
discrepiency. — a

On ‘staffing,. superintendant .

Laurle Todd revealed that

~ actual registration figures are

school term, they have’. both -

taken teaching: jobs for. the

federal government at Kit-

wancosl, : .

A Capital Expense Program,
which ‘will see $1,310,800 spent
for capital costs in the District
this year.was approved by the
Board. The money includes a
number ‘of programs including
work on eight school sites, elght

buildings and additions and _

equiping ten schools:’ .
“The. Capital | Expense
Programs replace the need for
the Board to go to referendum
yearly to let the tax payers
decide on capital costs, One

trustee, Nancy Orr, said she
was sorry that the people can no
longer vote on (the capital ex-

gradually creeping ‘up. on
estimate’s made at the

beginning of the sta{z hiring
period last March. There are.

‘ now about 6,256 students in area
schools, just short of the
estimated 6,411.

SHI with staffing secretary-
treasurer Ted Wells suggested
that: hig Departmen! get

“together with the. District
Superintendants in.the matter

of” staffing to make sure
teachers were hired with the
same qualifications as those
that were leaving. With the
salary range between $7,000 and
$17,000 for teachers, Mr. Wells’
said a % million dollar mistake
could occur :by over-hiring
highly qualified teachers.

Stewart recelved permission
to hire a library aide for the
Slewart Elementary School. |
There is a Ubrarian in Stewart
whois serving bath the
elementary and secondary
schools. The aide would be a
part-time. employee who would
work the. library ‘when the

librarian was at the secondary -

school.

- be opened

_ THE HERALD, Wednascay, September 25, 1974, PAGE A7

Three area schools are selling

School Sports Draw tickets. ~~ pro!

They are Skeena and Caledonia,
secondary in Terrace and
Hazelton Secondary School.
The proceeds from this lottery
are channeled back into high
school athletics. |

The board may enter an in-
teresting expirement’ which
would see a public schoal run in
a federal educational

_ jurisdiction and in a federal

building. The Kitwanga federal
school is without a leacher for
grades 5, 6 and 7 and have:
turned to the District for help.
A proposal would see students
from the Board’s Kitwanga
school, 244 miles away, bussed
to. the Reserve school. which
would serve both the native and
white children in the area. If
the Board can come up with a
teacher. the Department of ©
Indian Affairs has promised ail
sorts of help from bussing to
Janitorial service. The Board
will: investigate the ‘situation |
further. note

Meziadin Lake is going to get

- asehool. A mobile school, a,

teacherage and a leacher will
be obtained by the District and ‘
put into the Mezidin area in
thme to start school in January.
There are 13 children in the
Mezladin logging camp which is
turning oul some 50 lo 60
thousand cunits of lumber a
year. The camp is permanent. _
The Board had arranged for

- the students.to take supervised

correpondance courses ¢
to theendof December al which -

~ lime the mobile school (a 60’ by

12’ renovated house trailer) will

“Salary negotiations wilh
teachers have begun and.
already hit a snag. It's the
problem of absenteeism among
the teachers inthe District. The
Board negotiates asked for

some identification of the
blem;: the ‘leachers-refused
fo admit it existed. Right now
its at a stand off while the Board
ig collecting evidence to back
their stand, -

As for ‘substitue teacher's
(they'’ll get: a raise, Un-

‘cdrilificated substitute teachers
_ Will recelve $22 a day, up from

$20; while certified teachers
will recelye $30 a day, up from
$23 for elementary schools. and
$25 for secondary schools.

Three Terrace Inds who aided
in the arrest of three olher
juveniles who broke into
Ciarence Michiel and made off
with more than $1,000 worth of
goods will receive $10 in award
money to split among the
three. The three provided
RCMP with informaton which
led to'the apprehension of the
juvenile offenders.

‘The Board expressed concern
over the highway crossing of

_ Clark Road and Highway 16.

School children attending the
Thornhill Schools and living on
the north side of Highway. 16
east must cross the road to get
ot-schools, The speed limit in
the area is 60 mph or 30 mph
when children are on the road.
With these foggy fall mornings
however tragedy could occur.
The Board noted with regret
the passing of E, T, Kenney.
Flags al district schools were
flown at half mast iv honor of
Mr. Kenney.

The Teacherage rental rates”

will go up 8 per cent. But the

teachers aren't loo worried.
Cost for renting the: teachers
ranges from $100 a month to a
high of $180 4 month.

Mills Memorial. Hospital
Auxiliary: wrote the Board
asking for a tax rebate far §275
for school (axes on the Jand on

“which their thrift shop sits.

Official reaction was ‘You've
got to be kidding’.

ear per Hearper

__ Let it be known that |; GORDON E, ROWLAND Mayor of the

eure

District of Terrace, by the powers vested jin me do hereby |

declare that jamrsas;. the Department of Local Goverment re-

cognizes the great service rendered to this comunity by the Terrace

Order of the Foyal Purple, ana - .

research of arthr ritis, . .

i we
Spas

"HERS, the organization hia contributed to the

Septenber 23rd to Septenbex 30th -be mown. as
urge ali citizens of our comunity to give consideration toy and

participate in the efforts : of the onder of the Poy.

bog td

“GOD SAVE THE QUEEN ms Se

al. Purple