‘Teacher Recruitment

” Funds tolalling $496,000 have

by ‘Sepleniber. The suri;

| ; Serving Terrace and Area

’

_been available by the Provin--
_clal.Goyernment for four: im-
mediate incentive programmes

“10 encourage British Columbia,

residents (0 enter or re-enter

‘Gtari(d dT $250 eacl'wilbbe.
available >: 210. “fully-
qualified pérsus whothave been
out df leaching for several years
if they undettake further
edudalion’.1d prepare “then-)
selves i for -teuching © in Sep-
ember, .'1974. “The amount
allocated 18.$75,000. -- co,
2, Grants. of $250 will be made
8 partially trained persons who.
-completé: their studies. and:
become fully-qualified teachers:

.$65,000,hias been: provided...
3. Grants af $500 will be made

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1974

operating grants would be made
io the ‘universities to enable
them t6- proceed wilh the
programmes. in addition,
substantial _ increases in
operating grants to (he
universilies announced
yeslerday should permit them

“io2 Increase © significantly —
-enrolment in- regular teacher

education programmes during
-the next academic year.

. * The Minister alsa‘stated (hat

vigorous ‘campaigns would be

’ gonducted to attrac: available,
* fully-qualified teachersiivingin =
the Province ito full or parl- ~

--1ime teaching in September, 10.

eeourage.. partially-rained
residents 10 complete their
sludies and ty encourage large
number of students to enter the

e programmes > prafession in the. years ahead. °

As’ a last ‘resorl limiled ‘and
highly-selectivé.recruitmen!. of
fully-rained teachers | will be
undertaken. in other. provinces
-where surpluses of teachers are -
reported. woo os
The decisions on teacher
recrulting and incentives were
made after discussiens with the
deans of the faculties oF
education of the’ universities.
the B.G.S.TiA. abd the BCT.
cand Depariment-officials, Mrs.

‘available cto”. universily > will be aty hand for boards to pay

“graduates without professional
ieacher education who, during
the four-month periud cam-
mening May 1, 1974, undertake:

che: first. phase of -leacher : i

raining “at “he Univergity .af veachers:ig mare prunounced in

Brilish «Columbia: of: the
~ University of Victoria, ¢These

parlially-rained, ‘persons’ will
_ emer the seliools in September *

as inierns paid bythe schiwal

bourd and will teach parttime ©

under supervision, und complete
the ‘secund “phase” of their
Jeacher educition program:
_ nes. The cost Will pe $145 ,eut
oor las ‘ai dditinnal™ ght
$150,000 "5 has

beer

‘avedable for. iravel-tiying |

“wlowance grans ‘which will be

made- availuble-ia;-sludent.

- Yeuchers nut-yel- commited to
veaching “assignments: if ithes

undertake their final practice,

-jeaching during the: in
ahead: ini renvele ‘gel
* districts... 0° : :

whys
|

dition We Ihe $433,000, special

vivith thie
> Heérealion, and: Conservation
“the: Hangurable Jack’ Rudford
Miriigter.-of he Department

danounced teday.

productive iIndnpower |.’
“This program «will affor
sludenis of Ihe, province. a

“Minister said.”

‘i malmianayee “and co

“struction works with funds

$775,916, the ¢ Provinei

Museum will take 00-sludenis-as
“Technicians — Cor display werk,
and the Adminis ration Section,

willy $30,404, ‘will allocate

wstudents a varigus : office ~

posilions,

“pha employment period will:
~ pein May, 6.1974, Tora pertod:
af 18 weeks, “wilh a “monthly
> salary paid at the prevailing job
crate and Lhe hiring practice will
-‘éasure. dpportunilies: for ..the -
‘Indian: student, «the. married *

student, (he mature sludem,
“high school “student,
me entrdni Into “t

force, the disudvantaged,

‘person on social assistance, (he :
“paral student; and: . his year,

oJ Administered’ by the
” Bepartnient of Labour, Careers
‘14. 2 is-a program designied ta’.
recognize the needs Of studenls
cw aequire funds for cantinuing
_» “education and 1d. gain work |:
- experience. © St udent...em-./§
. ploymmen! also conjribules to the i
-“"oyerall ecomimy as a squrce af |

>-eppartanily: 10 cacqualnt
“themselves with, our complex
and Valuable environmen: the:

“The: allocation “of $1,700,000
‘ill. provide ihe, four branches:
‘ohf he, Deparimei with op-
_ purtunily. for hiring © ap--
_sproximately GUO st udenis: . The
“Marine Resources Braneh, with
"g99,032, will hire six students ut
field. -and.. J laboratary
“assisians’ the Fish and
= Wildlife Braneh, with $1,361,358
"will hire |“ approximatelys and,
survey asgistanig:”” Park
~ Branelt with $2, 100,000, WH hire
“360 slidents us-park assistants

* first=
labour

‘ind is midst acute ina ouniber. of;

vilucia.iot.
iis new ~
Mt

suiliveristy! ley: pl
fund: Qualified

oludibia  Sehoul: Trustees

O. ybrs. Daily guid Ui: ibead-* . Associaiiin, 1005 > Eline ‘Street.

‘Vancouver L, British Columbia.

© Approximately 600; sludenis ~ for the tirs! lime. a crew of girls
“will beemployed this summer. _ Will be empluyed for the months
Department, of if duly and’ August in trail
f construction, maintenance, and
allied tasks al Kekanea Creek,

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School Out June 27 . |

Public schools, which clese

for pupils on June 27 and for’

teachers on June 28, will reopen
for the fall session an Sep-
lember 3,1! has been announced
by the Department af
Education. The annual
Christmas break will cover a

full two weeks, from Monday,’

December 23 to Friday,
January inclusive. Schools will

reopen on Monday, Janaury G.

In its calendar issued for (he
1974-75 school year the

‘Department shows 195.

preseribed school days com-

pared to 196 in the current.

school year. :
Other significant school dates

this term are June 1410 June 2),

when. 1974 ~. seholarship
examinations will be wrilten. .
Winter scholarship”
examinations will be writlen in
schools on semester systems
between January 17, ‘and
January 24, 1075, . and. 1975's
spring examinations. between
June 13 and June 20,. -
_ The spring vacation for the
public schools, which is now set
midway -between the Christmas
and summer holidays, will be
“from March 28, 1975, to April 4,
with schools actually reopening
on Monday April 7.;1n 1975 the
spring break will include Good
Friday and Easter Monday.
‘This year it preceded Basier by
more than (wo weeks. ao

Easter is a solemn celebration, with church services, prayer,’
and family gatherings highlighted by the freshness of the spring
season. Preparation of special dishes ‘consisting of imported

cheeses, meals, salads, eggs, and breads, makes the Ukrainian
iradition during Easter live on through generations. Paska, which
is displayed by this photo prepared by Mrs. Margaret Stropel
of Terrace, is a braided Easier bread, I isdesigned and baked by

nearly all Ukrainian ladies, who

take preal pride in their recipies

and arrangement, which they have.inherited, nol lo mention the

Easter eggs. The egg is a symbol

talent and skill that goes into the production af the Ukrainian

of Ressurection, representing the

emergence of Christ from ilis tomb to everlasting life. - Paska, isa

the Greek language meaning “Easter.”

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