22 Terrace Review — Wednesday, September 14, 1988.
~ CLASSIFIED.

Wanted: Berries & Mushrooms for Car seat; 20-40 Ib, $20. Girls size 13
cash. For more Info. contact 3779 Skates, $10. Baby seat for a bike,
; River Dr. between 4 & 6 p.m. In $10. All in good condition. Phone
Kitimat -—- John Bogaert 23 Turney, 638-8028. 9/30

-5320; In Hazelton, Earl or Ray, 1977 Cougar; loaded, onl
id, y 81,000
3136 Sargent Cres., 642-5409 after kms, good condition. Asking $2,000.
10/7

pm ___9/14P Phone 632-7781.

peta ake Renae bee eo oe a

BP A emi | mate tat atm 7”

Yamaha flute; Ike new condition.

Wanted to buy: canopy for standard ‘
Wanted to pny orang s38-8908 9r40 ASKING $250. Phone 635-2180 after

; Province ct :
British Columbia TT
Province of ; ; ; ,
! ram _ einai Sai Britieh Columbia Linda Legace (jeft) with fellow Terrace Grade 10 students Elaine De Melo and Kari ‘Kar-_
portation & Highway ‘a | Ministry of | Pyshyn say a tack of Grade 12 math or sclence wouldn't hold them back In the work force |
HIGHWAYS — TENDERS Attorney General | even If they decided to change careers. Z . ae
. | Efoctoral District: Allin Esectoral District ,
. MINISTRY OF ATTORNEY ; oO, So,
«| BSS: | (weeaccee| Shortage of math and science
: or : This Contract Is foe .C. invites contract | -
Provislon of an Excavator tor Aggregate Prospecting. proposals to provide the follow- S h t g f t h d

| oan Includes developing aocets a | | ing services, in Stewart, B.C.: _ | : " }
I : . - _] COMMUNITY SERVICES ORDER | :
i Tender Opening Date/Time: September 16, 1988 at ,
{ 2:00 p.m. — To work directly with the h h | | g d i
i Surety Bid onan or Certified Deposit probation service Xo ensure ac | eve rs as CO e = WoO rr € ,

"Fender documents with envelope, plans, successttt completion ot ares The lack of math and science _ tant to both Kitimat and Terrace students who need the help.

specilications and conditions of tender are available
freq of charge ONLY from Geetechnical & Maleriats
Branch, 4637 Keith Avenue, Terrace, B.C., V8G tK?,
638-3362 between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 4:45
p.m, Monday to Friday. except Holidays. :

Phone number of originating affice: 638-3362.

Pre-Tarkder meeting will ba held at: Onty H requested
by prospective contractors (See S Provisions).
Tenders will be opened al Geotechnical & Materials
Branch, 4837 Keith Avenus, Terrace. 8.6.

: 0. Nyland, K Eng.

Regional Manager
Geotechnical & Materiais Engineering
. of ide’

Sai Provinces of
a British Columbla

Ministry of
Transportation & Highways

HIGHWAYS — TENDERS

Electoral District: Skeena

Highway District: Terrace

Project Number: T-5122-0002

Projact Description: Intrusion Alarm
System Waigh Scale . ,

Work shall include all supervision, labour,
matorials, plant, equipment and incidentals
required to execute and complete all work
specitiad of indicated on the drawings
associated with the Intrusion alarm system.

Tanders will be opened an: Thursday,
September 22, 1988, 2:00 p.m. af: 940
Blanshard Strest, Victoria, B.C.

Surety ‘Bid Bond: or Certified Deposit
Cheque is not required.

Documents and a drawing are available free
of charga ONLY from: Terrace District
Office, 300 » 4546 Park Ave., Terrace, B.C.
V8G.- V4. Phone 638-3360 and 5C - 940
Blansharé Street, Victoria, B.C, Phone
487-1411 unless otherwise specified, bet-
ween the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.,
Monday to Friday, except Holidays.
. R.D. Flitton
Deputy Minister

9/14c

hours. Contractor Is responsible
- fordeveloping and maintaining a
range and variety of sultable
work locations, s¢reening,
assigning, equipping and super-
vising clientala In accordance
with Corrections Branch Stand-
ards.

For more information on. this
program or to submit written
proposals, contact: Deborah
Poland, Probation Officer for
Stewart, B.C. (638-3231) or
Kerrie Delnes, Local Director,
Probation Office, 120 — Court:
house, 3408 Kalum Street,
Terrace, B.C. V8G 2N6, Phone:
638-3231.

credits of area high school
graduates has become a matter
of concern to Northwest Com-
munity College. At its last
regular meeting, the board pass-
ed a motion ‘‘that the college
write the Minister of Education
regarding the apparent low
levels of achievement at the high
school level in math and physics
and that this low level of
achievement was reflected in
students not being able to meet
the requirements of the college
and university system.”’

NWCC president Dr. Val

Province of
British Columbia
Ministry of

ae Environment

REGISTERED TRAPLINE
AUCTION

LEGAL NOTICE

“Nolice inviting bids at public auction.”

Pursuant to the Wildlife Act and its
Regulations the Ragiona) Manager, Fish
and Wildlife Branch will offer for sale by
pubiig auction in Terrace on October 12,
1988 the righl to trap for species of fur
bearing animals on several Irapline areas in
Skeena Region.

The teapline areas to be auctioned are:

[| agogTaa? =—s on tha Kildala River
_ 0803TOES at Staniforth Point on
: Devastation Channel

O803T 107 on east side of Pooley Island
06037108 on Susan Island

o603T110 at north end of Roderick

_— Island ;

O603T114 on west sida of Devastation
Dies Channe!

06111076 49 -on Banks stand

06147023 on Big Falls Creek
106147091 at Alice Arm

9121¢

Sie Province of
British Columbia

—— Ministry of

Transportation & Highways

HIGHWAYS — TENDERS

Electoral District: SKEENA

Highway District: TERRACE

Project or Job Number: J-5230

Project ar Job Description: OITCH

MAINTENANCE COMPLETION (AREA “C”

SALVUS)

Tender Opening Date/Time: FRIDAY,

SEPTEMBER 16, 1988 AT 2:00 P.M.

File: 52-0-23)

Surety Bid Bond of Certified Dopasit

Cheque is not required. ‘

Tender documents wiih envelopa, plans,

specifications and conditions of tender are

available free of charge ONLY from Miniatry
_ of Transportation & Highways, 300 — 4546

Park Avenue, Terrace, B.C. VG 1V4

between the hours of 8:30 and 4:00 p.m.

Monday to Friday, excep! Holidays.

Phone number of originating office:

638-3360

Tenders will’bé opened at Minlstry of
Transportation and Highways, 300 — 4546
Park Avenue, Terrace, B.C., V8G 1V4.

-George said the concern arose
partly because they had great
difficulty finding students who
would qualify for their Elec-
tronics Technician program.
“Very few have the background
to get into it. It’s essential these
students have a good.Grade 12
program, particularly science.”

George: said the problem
wasn’t a matter of students hav-
ing low math’ or science marks,
but of finding students who had
even taken the courses and pass-
ed them. .

Caledonia Senior Secondary
vice-principal Mark Frye ¢x-
plained students don’t need
Grade 12 math or science in
order to graduate. A Grade 12:
English, plus three electives
authorized by the province are
required, Students have. the

_ P.M. Wightman
. District Highways Manager
' git4c
Province of
British Columbla
wat
Ministry of
Transportation & Highways
HIGHWAYS — TENDERS

Electoral District: ATLIN
Highway District: PRINCE RUPERT
Project or Job Number: G-002/88

ling of Highway 37 between 2.0 km north of
Taft Creak Bridge and 3.0 km south of
Cousins Craok Multiplate (14.0 km)

THE TENDER SUM FOR THIS PROJECT Is
TO INCLUDE APPLICABLE FEDERAL AND
PROVINGIAL SALES TAX.

Tender Opening Date: SEPTEMBER 26,

a88
Tender Opening Time: 2:00 P.M.
Tander documents with envelope, plans,

of Tranaportation and Highways, Suite 204,
815 - 1st Avanue West, Prince Rupert, B.C.
Vad 183, Telephone: 627-0485 between the

Projact ar Job Dascription: Crushed Gravel-

specifications and conditions of tender are
available free al charge ONLY from Ministry

choice of options, so a graduate
could have chosen geography in-
stead of alegebra. ‘‘We counsel
students to take Grade 12
chemistry and biology if they are
interested in taking. rehabilita-
tion medicine at UBC, for exam-
ple,” Frye said. “‘It depends on
what they want to do after high
school.” *

been talking to school divisions,
especially in Kitimat, about the
“concern. “Industry now requires

_ and math background.”
Kitimat’s Clive Hall agrees.

He’s overseeing a NWCC math

upgrading course, which will

George said the college had.

students to have a better science:

to ensure jobs with big em- A group of recent grads in
ployers like Alcan and Ocelot town from Prince Rupert
are filled locally. ‘‘More and responded, “‘Why would you
more employers are asking for take something you don’t really
algebra and physics. In Ontario, need? When are you ever going
the GM plant has 1200 produc- to use algebra? ‘‘ They also cited
tion workers involved in robot- the difficulty of such courses.
ics — they’ve become electri- Terrace’s Mike Denomme and
cians. In the future, pot line Dean Star from the Nass Valley
workers at Alcan might have to said Grade 12 science and math
be technologists.” . courses were *‘too demanding
Math is especially crucial if and have too much homework.”
people want to keep up with They said these courses were for
technology, such as retrainingin the more academically inclined
computers, Full-time day students, such as those planning
courses and possibly part-time to attend university.
evening study will be available
for recent ahd not-so-recent Grade 10 student Elaine De
grads wanting to upgrade their Melo said she wasn’t planning to
skills. take Grade 12 math and science,
A number of local teenagers as she figured they wouldn't be
were queried about why high useful for her future career plans
school students seem to be in hairdressing. Kari Karpyshyn
avoiding Grade 12 math. and said she might take them, and is
science. Cher Pelsma said the planning to go into real estate.
courses are more difficult, and Linda Legace said she had ‘‘no
only the more motivated stu- idea.” When asked if a lack of
dents pick them. She said it math and science study would
would help if there were fewer hold them back in. later life,
students in the class so the perhaps when changing careers, |
teacher could take more time ex- the three agreed it wouldn’t be a
plaining difficult concepts to problem.

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FAIR RETURN FOR YOUR WORH

TPr istration is required prior to 4:30 p.m., :
a “Ootober 14, 1988, inlerasted parties should. fueey. except Honenve igineting office: start at the end of this month.
1) patween 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday ta eo oaes er of originating , “There's a problem in local in-
Pride cone mr On e000. Tenders wil be opened at Prince Rupert ere § P hi dred f , .
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call+Bee Richard - 6359705 or 6352436