“The Terrace District
Arts Council] has come a
long way since you took over
as...President...three...years

made by Stefan Cieslik, the
incoming President of the
Council, to John Chen Wing,
the retiring President,

This past year has been a
very busy one for the Arts
Council starting last year
with the first Summer

announced yesterday the appointment of Jane Mc
McQuinn graduated this year from the University of British Columbia and this Is
She has been livingin Terrace since June 6 and enjoys

it immensely. Northern Drugs also announced they are prepared to answer any
and all questions relating to the new provincial pharmacare program. me

her first full-time position.

ago”, was the -comment <:

"Hire a student
Wes Bedford, pharmacist at Northern Drugs on

ARTS COUNCIL

Chen-Wing’s hard work
cited by new president |

held in Terrace, and
culminating with the
Outdoor Arts Fair in May of

this year. be ae
~ dt ji fruesrto say that
Terrace is rapidly becoming
the ‘cultural.Mecca of the
Pacific Northwest’.

In the coming season the
‘Arts Council has planned
another Summer School,
details have been sent to
every household in the
district, a repeat visit by the

Lazell Street in Terrace
Quinn as his aasistant. Ms, —

Winni
during “Mey,
support will be

Ballet Company
1978, and
given to the

., Provincial High School
i Festival which Tertace will”.

1978.

The Arts Council will lend
financial and moral euppert
to many other activities
sponsored by member

OUD.
The Annual General

Meeting of the Arta Council.

was held recently: at the

: to be
School of the Arts ever REM, Lee-Theatre. At this

‘ ; meeting a. new slate of
. ee officers was elected as
| Picture loan TueSday — 09%: satan clesli

' ap a: Vice President Lavern

! at Terrace Library Hislop |
i . . Secretary Joan cer
The last Picture Loan before September will be held Treasurer tuart
Ly on Tuesday, June 21, in the Terrace Library Arts McCallum

Ronee intings have been added to th Ken orto

. elve new s have heen a o the -

collection which includes over 200 canvases. These Directors: David

Phillips, Batty Patershuk,
Barbara Nunn, Pat Quin,
John Wendling, Eileen
Kennedy, Jan MacLeod,
Vicki Parviainen.

\ may be rented for $2.00 per painting per month, by

: members of the public.

: All tings should be returned by 7:45p.m.s0 that -
theselection can begin at 8 p.m. Coffee will be served.

For more information, call 635-9402.

| NORTHWEST
COMMUNITY COLLEGE

Northwest College requires a’ Clerk-Steno je work in the
office of the Director of Vocational and Trades Training. The
person selected for this position should ‘have the following:

1. Anet typing speed of 40 words per minute.

2. Two years experience in general office work.

3. Shorthand at 80 words per minute or transcription
_machine experience.

4. Considerable tact and the ability to work with people
throughout the College Community. Lo

“Thig is a continuing position. Preference will be given to
persons who have completed a formal program ‘in
stenography.

os ke mi ae

The successful applicant will be placed on a scale of $878 - .
$961 per month depending on qualifications and experience.
Applications may be sent before June 20th, to: _

The Principal

Northwest Community College
P.O. Box 726

Terrace, B.C.

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By JOANNE AMES
Herald staff writer

The camp for juvenile
offenders at Wee Wanee
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the le sent there., .

It will run on a rigid
schedule, with “a just
discipline system'’, says
Josh Wentz, program

director.

“The kids will have to
accept the responsibility for
thelr own actions.”

There will be about a
dozen juveniles at the camp,
which starts the first week
of July. A staff of five,
which includes Wnelz, a
camp cook, and three
counsellors, will live with

them,

They will stay for a period
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‘Basic facllities’ include
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Joss said that Wee Wanee

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The residents will have to
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“The clients at the camp
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They formed a society
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They developed a:
program the would be’.
acceptable to corrections, 80:
they could run the camp :
under their umbrella. *

The Attorney-General's::
department ad = not:
budgeted for a provram at:
the camp this year, so the. :
society has had to scrape the :
barrel for funding. They |
have been able to come up-
with $10 thousand for the-:
two month program, Ilona:
Campagnole’s depa.tment, -
Fitness and Amateur sports, :
was able to come up with”
$17,500, because ‘‘the:
pr am involves teaching :

sie life-akills for youth, :
and that criteria fits very .
well into her program,” sald -
Mumford. ve

A total of $10 thousand.:
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organizations. 2

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allow the camp ta run for:
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