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TERRACE — It’s the ultimate
in recycling -- rescuing long-
abandonned houses from a miin- -
ing ghost town and trucking |
them to become ‘‘new'® homes
- elsewhere in B.C, and Alberta.
‘And, says Calgary. realtor
Herb Styles, Tertacé .is the
prime market for the houses.
_ The 20-year-old, modular

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. TERRACE — What form the mesh.
University of Northern B.C.
will take here in the northwest is
expected to become clearer
when its president visits here |
next week.
UNB *s Geoffrey atin will *..
/, 12-13 to oe |

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lived in. ‘tor about a year before a ‘cO-
the mine closed: down and the - : : leg vi meat Come Michael, Mill on
homes were left behind. . . said there ‘wasn't a lot of detail
- Although now inneed of a how:-or where” in the
paint job and new roofs, he said .
the houses were otherwise in
_ good shape. ‘They're not to be
" confused with mobile homes,”
“he emphasized, explaining all 51
buildings were, 2x4. construc:
tion: = os 7
The structures hat to ‘be well:

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; added, explaining the buildings gg ; thern., pr Soe council." It?s
. half and | then truck 7 : ; a monthly.” meeting .of © the.
ones ‘presidents: of 'UNBC, the Open.

Learning “Agency and. the: thres

largerones were also. eaulpped
with. a two-piece bathroom off -
the master-bedroom. : °
Styles said the target was to:
haul out up to 20. hic before

joint meeting . ‘of the boards of  f}
‘the three colleges ° and the
university. >. °
NWCC hopes to conclude a
computer .and - communications
sharing agreenient with; the
university, Hill. said, and much ~
effort is being aimed at building
“ladders” between .NWCC's
diploma programs . and the
university's degree programs. .

To begin with, he said, ladder
programs are to be. established
in business. administration,

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with REMEMBRANCE Day just around the comer, the Royal Canadian Legion branch:13 has. Wa, oa é mean. college.  Aiglassif j

become. more’ easily transfer-,.
rable towards degree credits al:
UNBEC. . - :

And, , Hill said, the: i
will, Nkely, have to. modify: ts
program in: those areas, RS
‘ than the college to mnie the two. ee i:

Le: ~ been: us). getting’ réady’all:the wreaths ordered by focal businesses, organizations and in:
dividuals: yAbove, Ladies Auxillary vice-president Beverley Dickie and Legion president

' Howard'Cromarty show examples.of the different kinds of wreaths which will atthe -
. Céfiataph on Monday,: Nov. 11, Committee chairman Peter Crompton reports.strong focal
: "support once again-for. both. the wreath and poppy campalgns. For more on n Re ie !
Day and the parade timetable, see age. Bl.

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