PAGE 2, THE HERALD, Friday, March 10, 1978

JOB OPPORTUNITIES Shootout in
Port Alberni

The following list is the
most recent available from
Canada Manpower (Canada
Employment and Im:
migration Services) in
Terrace. Unless stated
otherwise these job o op
portunities exist with n
Terrace township.
plicants should Py
person to Canada Em-
ployment
Lazelle Ave. Phone 635-7154.
Tne Terrace HERALD will
appreciate hearing from any
persons obtaining jobs
through seeing this notice.

INSTRUCTORS, _ Open Town

vacancies, $9.00 (D,0.E.),
Required for instructing

courses such 48 Crafts,
Business Vocational

Academic, General, In-
terest, Gardening and
Landscaping.
SENIOR AR-

CHITECTURAL DRAFT.
SMAN, 1 opening, $800-$1500-
month, (D.0.E.)

Must be experienced
assisting in producing arch-
itectur working
drawings, assisting in
writing in general office
work.

MANAGER BOOKSTORE, 1
yoa ecancy.
(D,0.E.). .

have some
budgeting, planning ex-
perience.

COOKS, various openings,
$3.25-hr. and up.
Speciality cooking,

SECRETARY, 1 opening,
$7,800.00 annually,

Must have minimum of
two years experience in
industry related to this

Position.

HAIRDRESSER, 1 ‘opening,
salary by commission.
REGISTERED NURSE, 2
openings. $7.00 per hour. _
Required in. medical
ry eae shift work, 4, 412,

SAWFITTER, i vacancy, No
ticket, $9.60 44 hr. to $9.80 %
hr. for cert.

ont have minimum of

years experience car-

bide and land, .
PULPING OPERATORS, 30
pe, starting rate $7.71

Watson... Island; .*

veyed ta, Pe
here

IE

ce eee eRper

preferance grade ee :

Centre, 4630"

$5.0.

MILL MACHINE
OPERATORS, 20 openings,
starting rate $7.71 per hour,
Watson Island, Prince
Rupert.

Preferance grade 12, must
have previous experience.

" PROGRAM MANAGER
. BOOKKEEPER, 1 opening,

$180.00 per week, In Terrace.
Must have bookkeeping

experience, required to do
payroll staff supervision etc,

FALLERS, 9 vacancies,
LW.A. rate and up, Out of

in this trade.

INDUSTRIAL ELEC-
TRICLAN, 5 vacancy, I.W.

Rate.
Must be certified,

AUTO MECHANICS,
various openings, $9.00 hr.
up to ? (D.

Must be Souraey person.

WAITER-WAITRESSES,
various vacancies. Various

wages.
Should have experience,
serving of Ilquor.

SPEECH THERAPIST, 1
opening,
month.
Completion of Grad work
in speech pathology
essential. Experlence in
educational: environment.

PUBLISHER'S ASSISTANT,

1 opening. $4.00 (D.0.E.)
Must be fast accurate
typist (60 w.p.m.) some

‘booking, reception work, and

phone.

MEDICAL SECRETARY, 1
vacancy, $800.00 per month.

Must have typing ex-
perience, 350° wW.p.m..
Reception Billing ap-
pointment eic.

LUMBER GRADER,
T.B.A..
Barriere, B.
+ Must be qi
experien

GRAPPLE LOADER
OPERATOR, 2 openings,
$100.00 per day (D.0.E.) In
Stewart. .

ied and well

Must be capable ex-
‘porienced of operator with Travelling fo Prince Rupert for the Westone?
experience, le havea“ ‘or you .
ging exper Twonights forthe priceofOne, -
CONSTRUCTION Reserve yaur well appointed ;
FOREMAN, 1.6 0. 8... - 2 bedded (1 quaen Idolbley)
per bk eras 30 7 roam for | Frid y and SahuFd Rines
‘soning: “frtade, - a “> pagular oneday tate.

madintesance welding ete,

-Skeena River —
salmon quote .

This year's Skeena River
palmon uotas ae expected
8,

average for for pink ‘and low or
eaman for the

Skeena. iver galmon
management committee

ednesday.

Ed Zyblut, committee
director of Investigations,
said this year’s ations
for. the Skeena sockeye
return will be about

1,850,000—comparable with
last year’s catct of 2,889,000.
The Skeena River is about
600 kilometres northwest of
Vancouver.

Estimated return on pinks
e175 million, about average,
and down fromlast year’s 2.2
million, Zyblut said, because -
of light spawning of ‘pinks’
two years ago:

Stock: o chinook are
declining, he said, and the
return this year will be about
the same as last year, a low
80,000,

“In the past chinook have
been over-exploited by com-
mercial and’ sports fisher-
ren,” he gald, “Also, some
Skeena chinook are takenn-
by Alaskan fisheries,”

Severe restrictions will
continue to be imposed on
both sports and commercial

Tht Fain ut te Wad

~ eae Mg

I'e time to call your
Welcome Wagon hostess,

EVELYN oN WEILER |

WENDY CLIBBETT

; 633-2046

chinook catches in order to
improve and dulla up.
existing stocks,

Must be fully experienced —

$1450-§1721 per.

Ont of Town, .

Aw

(CL} — A Port Alberni
vortay was Be pel Wed-
t a
pends ae ricochet siter
RCMP shot at a man who
held them'at bay for 80
minktes In a sporting goods
store in this Vancouver
Island city.
Rose Minnie Peters, 18,
was in satisfactory condition
in hospital in Vieloria cia a
bullet wound to the neck.
Ian David Seitcher, 24, of |
Port Alberni, was being held
police following the in-

and hit the woman who was
approximately 60 to 60

metres away from the .

gunman,

Firat reports from the
scene said tho gunman was .

taken to hospital after he
was shot at by police.

Crash

Cause

dent but no charges were r

lald immediately,

Police said today the in:
eldent began when RCMP
answered a robbery call at
the store, and determined
-that somebody was inside.

Police blocked off the front
and rear entrances to the
store, and attempted to talk
the man into coming out.
PICKED UP GUNS

“He was observed inside

spokesman ‘
Police said members of the
*sfamily were called
and negotiations continued
until the gunman rushed out
the front door with a rifle in
one hand and.a handgun in
the other hand.

“A member of the Port Al-
emergency response team
verbally challeng Fed led the man

“weepont He
Raat” No rs so, and
member shot at the w te wenn

attempting to disarm

the police spokesman said. .

“Tha projectile struck the
rifle, and he dropped to the
sidewalk uninjured.”

The spokeaman said the

bullet bouneed off the rifle .

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| 2a SLUMBER | LODGE

er os

Terrace - 635-6302 or

TICKET
NUMBER

at the

SLUMBER LODGE MOTOR INK

‘Prince Rupert
(909 ard Ave. W.) |

Please lipadand present at registration, offer expines May 15, 1978.

‘— A Trans ort Canada
spokesman said W y
it might now be possible to
more accurately determine
the cause of the eb. ‘11 crash
of a Pacific Western Alrlines

jet at this East Kootenay

community.

The flight data recorders,

which at first were thought
to too severely damaged,
have been checked out by the
National Research Council
in Ottawa and the council
believes a thro’

use an “ities
mleroacor ) it might obtain
information from what is left
of the recording material.

Forty-two people died in
the crash ‘and. another died
later in a . Vancouver

hospital. * Six people sur
vived.

Retain Quality
If you keep canned fruits

ina place no warmer than75 ~

degrees Farenheit, they will
usually retain their quality
for a year or mare.

SPECIAL!

+ IRWé people $40,00 pus Hae Ms raise Bs
. Three $35.00 plus tax ‘
Four $397.00 plus tax
Dining room and lounge |
Cable- colour TV
Close to shopping
For free reservation call any Slumber Lodgeor

‘Prince Rupert- = 697: wu

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$1,000.00

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$100.00

SERIES §
NO.

$25.00

$100,000.00

ANY

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$1,000.00

SERIES
NO,

$100.00

$25.00

NUMBER OF
@ WINNING TICKETS

WIN |

1/7

$100,000.00

m ANY

SERIES
NUMBER &

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t NO.

TICKET
NUMBER

$1,000.00

‘$100.00

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~ $100,000.00

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ANY ‘ )
SERIES i
NUMBER &

SERIES
NO

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- NUMBER

$1,000.00

$100.00

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WIN

$100,000.00

$1, 000.00

NOTE: as Twenty five otter ‘winners (928) may claim their winnings by
praseniing their tickets to any branch of Canadian Imperial Bank of Commarce
only in British Columbia, Yukon, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.

CONTEST

RULES |

~ Contest is open to all youngsters

under 12 years, except children
“of sponsors or of employees of -

. this newspaper. Children may

enter each week, but can only

win one prize. Contest ends

midnight, MARCH 22, 1978

NAME.
ADDRESS -

AGE.

~ DEPOSIT YOUR ENTRY AT ANY OF THESE STORES:

REPS CHILDREN’S WEAR

aM Lata

- 8808 Lazille’ 5880 -

~ TERRAGE 60-OPERATIVE assoc,

ro Broly ; * 636-6347

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~ LAKELSE PHARMACY ,
“amit Lakalee 685 aoe a

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