Caledonia accreditation F=
under external study

CaledoniaSenior
Secondary School is being
visited this week by
members of a Depart-
ment of Education ac-
credidation team.

The team is in Terrace
to eexamine the stan-
dards of the school,
compare it with other
schools in the province
and. make recom-
mendations on the
curriculum.

The provincial team
appeared at the school

board Mond;ay night to
explain the procedure of
accredidation. .

Each member of the
seven-personteam
discusses an area with
the staff and students of
Caledonia, and the team
also tries to meeting with

ents and other people
in the community.

After a three to four
day period nt
discussing aspects of the
school, the team leaves to
study ‘the results, then
returns in January for
fromal discussions.

A copy of the report is

Elaine Perry

then sent to the Ministry
of Education in Victoria.

The team stressed that
an external evaluation
does not mean the school
is inferior, and is instead
a normal procedure
which every shcool in the
provnice undergoes
every four or five years.

In other business, the
board accepted a report
which was undertaken
two years ago to study
special education in
Terrace, Kitimat and
Smithers.

Richard Parker,
Supervisor of special
education for the district,
explained that the report
has two major problems,
one being the time lapse
between the start of the
study and receivingthe
results, and the other
veing ambiguous working
of the questions.

Because of the wording
of the questions, the
teachers who responded
to the questionaires were
kunable to consistantly
answer the questions and

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Library News

The library is making new use of a recently vacated
basement room for a combination listening and typing
room. A record player and typewriter are available
for use by the public any time during the library’s
open hours. Library hours are: Tuesday 10 a.m.-9
p.m., Wednesday 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Thursday 10 a.m.-9
pm. , Friday 10 a.m. oP , Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m.,

unday 2 p.m.-5 p.m ondays-closed.
Canadian Book News:

The new crop of this season's Canadian books is now
available at the library. Some of the highlights:

Andy Russell’s Adventures with Wild Animals
(581.5) — Seven stories set in the Rockies tell of en-
counters with grizzlies, cougars, and other wildlife.

The Dionne years (Biography) — Another bestseller
from Berton recreates the interwined stories of the
famous quints and their times, He shows how the 5
babies became a major Canadian industry.

Years of Sorrow, Years of Shame; The story of the
Japanese Canadians in World War II by Barry
Broadfoot.

One Canada vol. 3; The memoirs of the Right
Honourable John G. Diefenbaker. Recollections of the ..,

. years 1962-1967; The‘ issues and people in Canadian

public i life as recollected by the former Prime

FICTION:

Act of God — by Charles Templeton. A dramatic and

suspenseful neovel revolving around an archeological

of the bones of Christ.

i Sauclng Girls — The newest Atwood — A collection
of short stories.

Bel Rta —by Sheila Burnford — her first novel since
1961 when her perennially popular The Incredibel
Journey was published. This new novel is set against
the background of Second World War in France and its
hero is a tough little terrier.

Close to the Sun Again — by Morley Callaghan, one
of Canada's most famous novelists.

Garden in the Wind — by Gabrielle Roy — probably
the foremost French Canadian writer of her
feneration. These four stories available in English for

e first tiem are set in the prairies and are further
evidence of her poetic sensitivity.

so -the responses were
“uninterpretable,’’
Parker siad.

Kitimat and Smithers
“couldn't find much use”
for the report, Park said,
and did not distribute it.
However, the report was
used at international
conferenced held in
Montrdeal and
Saskateon.

Trustee Nan Harrison

sugges ested the $2,000 spent

e report was a waste
of money and the board
should “file it under
experience,”

The board voted
unanimously to approve
an extended field trip for
18 students at the Jack
Cook School for the
Retarded to go to
Disneyland.

The youngsters will fly
down to California in
March and will meet with
another group from a
similar school, hopefully
to arrange ac-
commodation.

The question of bomb
threats in district schools
was brought up at the
same meeting, but the
matter was a journed to
committee of the whole to

. be discussed in a closed

meeting.

Church
Army
elections

At the Terrace Curch
Army annual elections on
Monday, November 14th,
1977 the following were
elected to office:

Honorary
Moses Stewart

First Captain - Paul
Clayton

Second Captain - Pat
Bryant

First lieutenant -
Howard Lincoln

Sergeant-Major-
“James Lincoln

Sec. Treasurer - Olive
Cherney

Musical Director -
Lawerance Innes

The Church Army is an
evangelical organization
within the Anglican
Church of Canada and as
such is under the
direction of the Bishop of
the Diocese. In this case
the Rt. Rev. D.W.
Hambidge.. ALL the
Church Army groups of
this Diocese (the Nor-
thern half of B.C.) will be
gathering in Congress on
December 2,3 and 4 at St.
Andrew's Cathedral in
Prince Rupert.

‘Captain-

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A SPECIAL EVENT

entertainment and refreshment.

required.

purchases made including food.

We will not be open to the public at large.

tacted before November 29th.

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FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
AND HANDICAPPED PERSONS

, On Tuesday November 29th from 6:30 p.m. te ?:00 p.m, all our
senior citizens and handicapped persons are invited to the
Terrace Co-op Shopping Centre, for an evening of shopping,

.. If you are a senior citizen or handicapped person or know of
one who wishes to participate, please phone their names and
address in to our switch-board. The number to call is 635-6347.

,. Transportation to and from the store will be provided where

.We will have people to assist in shopping, also free gift
wrapping and free delivery, and there will be a discount on all

. Only senior citizens and handicapped persons will be allowed
to shop during this event. Any escorts are for assistance only.

. If any person would like to help provide transportation during
this event please leave your name and phone number at the
switch-board 635-6347 or the General Office you will be con-

W. Sandy Sandhals

100 10 0.1 OL

President
Board of Directors

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Flour Five Roses All Purpose 20 Ib, Bag

Tomato Juice 2, 402.15
RalSiMS sains coop 2 w. Pre.
Mushroom 2202 ccc: 0 os. 7
Tomatoes coor choice 1 02. tins
Bean Sprouts cris uy or. ras

Jam Raspberry Co-op Pure 24 oz. Tin

Garbage Bags Poly Co-op Pkge. of 10

reen Peppers galitonia AQ

Oranges Valencia California 29 ib.
P 3 ws. I .00

Grapes Green California Almeria 65. Ib.-

MEAT
Standing Rib Roast

Canada
Grade A Beef

Ne. 1

ears B.C. Anjou

1.79.
Steaks 1.99..

Rib
Chicken Breasts _ 1.05...

Frozen Approximately 3 lb. Poly Bag

Canada
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BUILDING SUPPLIES

Prefinished
Woodgrain Panels

5.1 9 Sheet

Z Brick Decorative Brick

3 Colours to choose from
5.45 Cin.

BAKERY

FRESH BAKED DAELY IN OUR INSTORE
BAKERY WHITE BREAD
16 oz. SLICED LOAVES

5.1 90 OR ‘Le? toaves 1 eu)

4x9’ Sheets 2 Colours

Cin. covers 6 sq. ft.

- Ward 7” 3.29 ea.

OPPORTUNITY DAYS

THUR-FRI-SAT. NOVEMBER 24-26-26

HARDWARE
Popeil’s Bionic Knife

With Cutting Gase Board 4.99 each

Corning Twin
Cookware Set

oe 1 3.91

1 X 4802 Covered
Saucepans
26 Piece
Punch Bowl Set

7.97 ...

Saddler Pal Gift Set

Grossman GO? Pellet Rifle

DRYGOODS
Skoes Mens bush pak winter boots: see

- rubber sole and leather oa
upper

- comfortably warm full felt
liner

- ideal for work or any out-
door winter wear.

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1 3.88 Pair
Men’s Casual Overalls

G.W.G. Scrubbies sizes 29 to 36

Reg, 29.95 Pair Special 23.99 Pair
Ladies Sweater & Slack Outfits

“a good arrangement of
colors and sizes

-~comein and co-ordinate any
combination of sweater and

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Must Buy Sweater & Slacks For 10% off

GARDEN CENTRE

Fancy Pot Covers
Ward 5" 2.09 ea.

Deluxe Aquarium Kit
59.88 ea.

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