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Wédnesday, May 1, 1974

Members of the Terrace Co-op in attendance at the annual
general meeting last week at the Banquet room facilities of the
Arena complex. They were advised by the Board af Directors of a

200 More Student Jobs

=: The “Department © of”. Travel.
Industry” will. hire? some. 200°
students," this” .summer
under: the ~ provincial’. govern-
ment's ;Careers,'74' program,
the Hon. Ernest Hall, Minister
of Travel: Industry, announced

programs in 160 commiunilies:
and three’: tourism-related
projects. ae

Mr, Hall: said--the~ depact- -

tursday, |; . bape : a :
“he students will carry. out Cee eee ee ey of thwestern B.C. anda tourism . ‘ wee
community: recreation i, ‘mumber of visitars entering. development. plan will be a fone LAKELSE PHARMACY :

Branch: wiil- adminisler, .
$375,000 program. that. will see’
some

physical education students and the remaining two will:compile:”
high school students interested ; E : potentiality, of the industry in 7 . : .
in recreation receiving. prac- and analyse it at Victoria, Mr-~ this same region,» |‘ 12-6 p.m. inki ¢ when th ff thel
tical experience in the field this ‘Hall said. ae _, The’ third: project, upgrading - “SE thinking of when ey offer you their ot
summer ” swe'nded this kind of data’al courses for, accommodation LAKELSE PHARMACY VAR} fine selection of Mobile Homes . by
Sindents will be hired by the ~ our’ fingertips for our - OB#7ators, will be conducted in ; : . Glendale at:-
communities Liemselves, Mr. mt conjunction. with. the B.C. 79 p.m. . : . an

Hall sald, and will undertake
recreation-oriented ‘research
projects, hold specialized
classes in music, dramd, and
other creative subjects, and
supervise day camps. .. -.*
The tourism-related projects

180. recrealion” and °-

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are: Travellers "74, a northwest
B.C. tourism study, and ac-
commodation operators’
upgrading ' courses. Thea -:
projects will be supervised by |
Mr. David Hall, the depart-

-ment!s research officer.

-. the: province from mid-June .to
<‘the-"end of- August, their

eristics, points of origin,

charact
alterns, and -.ex~--
Lc.

-Six-students- will work-in the
-fistd | collecting this data while

. promotional campaigns and our

overall pian for an orderly
development of the’ industry,”
the minister said.

The northwest B.C. tourism.

~ study will be conducted in co-
uperalion with the gavern-

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highly successful year with sales exceeding $5,000,000, Members of
the Terrace Co-op will .be receiving a dividend of four cents on
every dollar spent during the past year.

ment’s Environment and Land
Use Committee. The com-
mittee’s secretarial -is al’

present conducting a com--". 0.

prehensive study and for-

mulaling guidelines for. the.

fyture development of ner:

direct product of-the sLudy, Mr.”
Hall:.:said: fon Meet 8

One: student will ba hired to
carry. out an-invenlocy..of the:
present tourist accommodation, ’

‘ facilties and attractions in, this
“yegion, he Said; and. this’ will -

also-. involve. a study on the

“seasonality, profitability, and

Research Council and [he
Department of Education. ~~
Two persons will be hired to
co-ordinate these short-term .
courses with the government
agencies atid lhe private seclor.

They will also meet with”

‘discussions and instruction. -

: Centennial - ; oes
Wheelbarrow

patients days being recorded to
the end of March this year ag
campared to 6,418 during the
same period last year. ~

The regular Board Meeting of
the Mills Memorial . Hospital
Board of Trustees took place on
April 24 with Chairman Ted
Hidber in the Chair, All trustees
were present with the exception
of Vi Gellenbeck who was out of
town on business. _
The hospital nurses have
obtained a respite in sa far as a:
rent increase is concerned until
the administration can come up
with a recommendation. The
hospital rents three. three
bedreom apartments. in the
Keystone complex, which is in
turn rented back to nurses
although heavily susidized by’
the hospital, The Board has
been notified that a rent will be
increase:by eight per cent as of
July first, A motion to not raise
the rent to nurses was made but ~ 3.
was later labled until the next-*' double-<the storage space
meeting. +e available. .” oo
Administrator Toni™
Wagemakers advised the Board ”
that no further deyelopments an*
plans for a.pilet T-V program
for the hospital have laken :

recorded ta dale as compared to
last year,

carried out to the end of March.
1974 as compared to 431 during
the same perlod in 1973..°°

» The Board approved an
amount’ of $16,317.85 for the
-purchase . gf. new.

meni for, the ‘first. quarter of
1974. The major iter was $5,636.
for metal shelves required to

space al the hospital in which
slock is now stored on the floor.

budget estimates the monthly
supply expenditures al the

There have been 126 births”
only 79 during the same period

433 operations ‘Have’ been ;

and.
replacement hospital equip: _

‘gel maximum use of the storage:
This is.expected {o more than.
- According. to -the hospital

hospital are_ running al ap

“MILLS MEMORIAL REPORT

proximately $42,009 per month.
This does not accuralely
represent actual expenditures
however as part of the pur-
chases gointo inventory and are
not used in (he current month.

The Board was advised by the

‘Chairman of the Finance

Committee Fred Weber, that all
equipment purchase in which &
grant Is applied for Is subject to
acall of three bids. Supplies and
equipment are
locally when possible except
when the price differential is too
great/in which case. they are
purchased out of town. Le

To date the Board has’ no
received approval for budget
estimates “but -this’ does - not
mean any difficulty far . the
hospital as B.C.H.1.S, advances

purchased ©

have heen adequate ‘to cover:
present expendilures.

Finance - Chalrman,. Fred
Weber advised.the Board that
the hospital. is“ running -at-a
monthly . deficil. of .a. ap-
proximately $17,000 This is due
to the negotiated _ wage : ln-
creases as -well as price in-
creases beyond the normal ten

per cenl which were not included.

in the budget® estimates as
prepared in January 1974. Il
would appear likely thal
-B.GHLLS. would pick. this

deficit: up in subsequent ad-

justments.. .

“The next regular. meeting of
the Mills Memorial Hospital
~ Board of Trustees will nat take

place on Wednesday May 22. . .

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An 18th: century. French sofa wasn’t much of a love seat.

It sat thrae, ali back-to-back-to-Hack.

place. . .
Administration, Directors of -
Nursing and Chiefs .of Medical.”
Staffs for the region met to .~
discuss the 1974. accreditation
program, Ge Fe
The painting: program.. has
been completed and approved.
The patient load during
March was unusually low. No
unusual difficulties’ ‘were
reported by the Director of

where living begins

GLERO

Nursing in her depariment.
“There were 7 beds being used

selected operators for ‘onsite al the hospilal with 6,279

TERRACE DRUGS —

and .

TERRACE DRUGS -

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Filling your doctor’s
prescriptions is aur job. .
Just like him; we want to
health /al- ~

SUNDAYS —
& HOLIDAYS =|

see.you ‘in top
ways, o°).!

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El-Monte - Montrose

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