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By Judy Vandergucht

What does Chairman of the
Board mean to the average
citizen? Most peopte would
conjure up an image of 8
corpulent middle-aged
execulive, cigar in mouth,
and invariably wealthy. Roy
Greening dvesn’t fit this.
image and yet he Is chair-
rnan of a board that controls,
projects in excess uf $400,600.

As chairman of the board
of directors of Terrace &
District Community Ser-
vices Society, Roy Greening
is responsible for such
programs as Alcohol and
Drug Commission, Com-
munity Corrections Branch,
Skeena Youth Incentive
Program and Debt Coun-
sellor to name a few.

Reward
for

rustlers

The B.C. Cattlemen’s
Association is paying a $500
reward to a Salmon Arm
man who provided in-
formation leading to the
conviction of a cattle rustler.

George Farmer, Chair-
man of the Cattlemen's
Public Relations Committee,
‘who made the anrcuncement
said today, that information
given to the RCMP by David
Norris led to positive
identification of the man
responsible for sheoting a
calf owned by Murray
Campbell of Silver Creek,

The informant's tip led
police to a vehicle, parked on
a Salmon Arm parking lot,
which investigation proved
to have been used in the calf
killing and to the conviction
of the vehicle’s owner.

In Salmon Arm on July 6,
1978, Provincial Court Judge
Marvin Lundeen fined Juin
Les Varga, 20, of Salmon
Arm, $400 for the killing,
ordered payment of $337.50
restitution to the owner, and
placed Varga on probation
for one year.

The decision of the Cat-
tlemen’s Committee to make
the reward from its standing
rewards fund, was supported
by the North Okanagan
Livestock Association af
which Elmer ‘Davydiike; of
Enderby is President.

WEATHER

A Pacific weather system
crossing the northern B.C.
coast will bring cloudy skies
and periods of rain to the
Terrace-Kilimat area
throughout the remainder of
today.

Tomorrow, a weak ridge of
high pressure will build
along the coast, bringing an
end to the steady rain. An
onshore flaw, however, will
maintain cloudy skies and
occasional showers
throughout the weekend, and
temperatures should cool off
slightly.

This afternoon's expected
nigh is 10 degrees Celsius,
and tonight's low should be
around 3 degrees Celsius.

Tomorrow's high wiil drop
to 8 degrees Celsius, and
temperatures will probably
fall close to the freezing
paint tomorrow night. For
these planning to do any
travelling aver the weekend,
there is a definite possibillty
of snow in the higher’
elevations.

POLICE
NEWS

Pinning Tractors offiga at
4621 Kelth was broken mw
Wednesday night and a-cash.
box and a small amount of
money were taken. Police
say they have no suspects.

Police are also looking for
a number of youths involved
in an incident at the offices of
the KitimatTerrace Herald
in which the glass in the front
door was smashed.

A staff member of the
paper had attempted to deal
with someone who was
thought to be breaking Into
the building. Several others
youths who had been
hanging around on the street
intervened and the glass in
the door was kicked in. ;

Immigratior
has said no

NANAIMO, B.C. (CP)— A
federal immigretten
spokesman sald Thursday
the ministry will not accept
the appointment of a United
States citizen as president of
Malaspina College.

“The number of projects
have doubled since 1 became
chairman," Greening says,
“and of course my
responsibility as chairman
has doubled alsu,” :

Greening, when not being
a chairman, is a very busy
prinipat of Thornhill

Elementary School. In ad-
dition to this he is (he father
of five children. His wife

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ItOY GREENING

Beverly Greening, is a
teacher at Clarence Michiel
Schoal.

“The past few inonths
have been a very trying lime
for the society duc to two
members of our executive
being transferred out of
Terrace. With a full com-
plement of directors,
everyune js responsible for a
pruject — as a result of the
resignations the present
directors have had lo double
up,’” said Greening.

“To make matters warse,"’
Greening continued, “three
of the human resources
projects, Meals on wheels,
Volunteer Bureau and
Emergency Homemakers
Service were re-evaluated
and we had to hire two new
project managers. Two new
projects were added to the
roster recently when Canada
Works funding went through
for the Family Violence
Commitlee and the Women’s
Growth Centre.. We are
presenily advertising for
project managers for these
projects,”

The society handles the
administration of the
projects through their office
localed over Spee Dee
Printers on Lazelle. Irene
Gray works part time in the
office from 9:30 a.m, to 1
pm, to handle telephone
enquiries and keep the bouks
straight.

“We found it very ¢on-
fusing lo have ihe society
conduct thei business in the
same atfice as the
Homemakers Service
Volunteer Bureau and Meals
on Wheels,’ Greening went
om td say, “We are very
graleft! to Marg Langley
(previpusly co-ordinator af
ihethvee projects) fer all the

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vard chair here again

work she did fur the suciely
and all the extra. work she
did despite the heavy
schedule she handled: The
communily needs more
peuple like Marg.”

With the annual general
meeting to be ‘held on
Monday Rey confirmed thal
he intended to run for the
chairmanship again.

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“Yes, E ubink | will put all
tat experience to goud use
and seek re-election,”
Greening said. “We will be
electing twelve directors al
this meeting and we are
hoping for a good turnout of
members and interested

members of the com-
munity.”
The annual general

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meeting will be held in the Community services Suciety
Caledonia Lecture Thealre is providing necessary
at 7:30 p.m. If you feel as Services Lo this communily,
Greening does that the plan to attend.

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