DO HAVE A CHILD

ud TURNING 5 ON OR BEFORE,
al DECEMBER 31, 1992? |

pen m | then your child is eligible
WY ES] for KINDERGARTEN -
| J/ REGISTRATION .

(First Year Primary)!

| Have you thought about
FRENCH IMMERSION?

_ This program enables your child to learn a second |

language while studying the same subjects
offered in the reguiar English program.

Who’s eligible?

| Any child normally eligible for English
. Kindergarten or Grade 1 (now called ist and 2nd
i Year Primary) is eligible for French Immersion.
Prior knowledge of French is not a requirement.

| Does it matter if no one at
home speaks French?

No. This program was designed for children of
non-French speaking families.

- You may register your child
for FRENCH IMMERSION at:

i * KITIK’SHAN PRIMARY * JOHN FIELD
4730 Graham Avenue, or ELEMENTARY
Terrace, B.C. 635-3115 Hazelton, B.C.

~ MONDAY, APRIL 6

| For more information on the French
- . {mmersion Program please contact: ©
: Joan Norman 635-7461 or Patti Barnes 638-1713

: ”- THIS NOTICE PAID FOR BY
“CANADIAN. PARENTS FOR FRENCH ~ TERRACE CHAPTER

The land that Tay-M wanted
for a maintenance and office com-
plex was situated at the heart of
the area designated as the future
retail centre in Thornhill. oe

THREE YEARS AGO

THIS WEEK... |
A Prince Rupert man was

fatally injured when a sheet of ice

attached to the vertical rockface

known, as "Carwash Rock" broke

free and fell on the pickup he was.

driving. The truck was totally

destroyed. in the freak accident
and a passenger received minor
injuries. Additional ice was later
jarred off the cliff with explosive
charges set by the Ministry of
Highways... Members of :native
bands from throughout the North-

west converged on Terrace to
protest the federal government’s

announcement of a funding freeze
on native post-secondary educa-

" Hon assistance.

FOUR YEARS. AGO
THIS WEEK...

Terrace’s anti-smoking bylaw
received final reading and adop-
tion by city council. The bylaw
banned smoking of tobacco in
places of public assembly, places -
offering personal services, services
lines as well as government build-
ings, banks, retail stores, hospi-
tals and schools, and numerous
other public areas. Signs desig-
nating smoking and non-smoking
areas would be a necessity in any

buildings where smoking was —

allowed, and other areas would
allow absolutely no smoking ... A
group of local residents were
investigating the need for a com-
munity centre and claimed 87% of
residents polled were in support
of the idea.

| — Compiled by Diana English

- |Health Clinica (immunization clinics)

Volunteers are needed for Child

every Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon
and from 1:30 to 4 p.m., and the first
and third Thursday of each month from
1:30 to 4 p.m. Duties in-clude weighing
and measuring children. No lifting nec-
essary. For more information, call Debra
at 638-3310.

Terrace Review — April 3, 1992