‘

* rpokeaman for the
“Rescue Centre

” ‘Thureda

fe VICTORIA

_MCGeer keeps.

VANCOUVER “CP .
», Education. Minister Pat
~ McGeer said Wednesday
-. that he is preparing some
i. “extremely.;.controversial”
' Jegislation, “Gesigned to
; dimprove students’ chances
& Otwetting jobs but refused to
‘explain w
"would be controversial.

McGeer told the annual

funeheon mesting of the

;, Men’s Canadian. Stub that
"he plans “radical changes in
the F educational § stem sO as:
to give more of the students
who're leaving schoo) the
dnd of skills that will get
them employment in today's
_ bb market.” Legislation

. the legislation -

‘number, of .

would be introduced ‘tin the
near fu

McGeer. “refused to give

any details of the pr optsed
tes y slation, but said - the
intention will be to increase.
the number of students in
the work force.

The program
accompanying the
legislation will increase the
m - vocational:

aining © courses pos
secondary institutions, he

sald.
“In British Columbia
percent and 45 percent of

our unemployed are under
the age of 25," he said,

Crash of planes

amid-aircoltision?

i VICTORIA, (CP) —

ivetagh of two light planes
‘uthat killed eight lowa
« yesidents in. northeastern

British Columbia Monday
ae! have been the result of
mid-air collision, A
Pacific
said

yn

“The spokesman said
” investigators. at the crash
 gites, 80 miles southeast of.
. Fort Nelson, are

Hi * investigating. the mid-air
': golligion theo

because the
‘. two planes-were-found only:

ivhatamil apart.

vet were part

ht carrying
mer ‘of the Flying

F gitoup from oe

and iniiana. 0 on a

after er
weather on a

horse, Yukon, from Dawson .

a Toma

Salt an

Seviiond: Smith. "i ot |

Evansdale, Iowa.

_ Budworm spreads |
says Waterland

(CP)
tation will

‘patcro infes

‘claim another 200,000 acres

» Of . Fraser Canyon forest

* pefore next summer, For- .

“eats Minister Tom
_,, Waterland sald Wednesday.

ram was

sprayin ro;
zl i despite

cancel
canceliet ie
after protests by Fraser
canyon ratepayers’ grea
and environmentens t
ag Trop use 0
000 pound of Orthene and

; «Hei said: infestation - Sepia lb tos eombat-: they

‘def

1 vg

‘I Moore
|. Marsa!

* deter e whe

‘? in Ottawa. °

“Bar has spread into

ously unatfected areas
and more than @00,000 acres
--of forest land now have been -

ted.
A proposed 52 ,000-acre

‘othetwetan! Waterand Boston meget

YRM anata youry

Waterland said there is no
way to step the infestation
this year hipedtt chemicals
ont a. he hoped 0 i
collapse shown no signs
of ocewrring.

~» Okanagan cherries
hit by tree disease

” PENTICTON, B.C. (CP)

‘ee Little Cherry Disease

“dg ‘spreadin.
“ “Okanagan Valley, a federal °
: “agricultural

in the

icer said Thursday.

Dr. John Yorsten said
about 200 diseased trees
have been marked for
removal this summer.

“Byt the seriousness is not

number of trees,” he

. in the
-said..“‘It’s in the fact’ that

the disease ig widespread in

1 ee oad i

He said in the past the dis-

ease was contained to. |

ets in the Penticton
area, but now has spread to
‘Naramata, 11 miles north of

research here.

He said the'disease, which
is apread by an unidentified

insect and results in small,’

misshapen
cherry
om area during the
19 on

chr, the Okanagan
year production

fruit, wiped out

r natural .

. must
frustration ,'*
ter.

‘somewhere between 40 —

BE ITER: ‘SKILLS FOR GRADUA TES

aidin young people should
the ne "Hesirable

Pe ay ees because of their

strength, ambition and
enthusiasm. ~
NOT MARKETABLE

“The terrible problem is -

that too many have no
marketable skills,”” said

When ‘such youths cannot
find work their energy is
channeled into crime: “It
explode in
said the

“There are currently
§5,000 full-time students in

‘Our universities, colleges

‘and provincial institute

abjections, .

WAS nipre than 9,000 tons.

* dismnisa

fined $1.0

‘The Cris perjury

T- ‘CROWN PURSUES
PERJURY CHARGE

B.C. (CP) — The Crown will appeal the
of perjury charges. against mayor Bill
nay, crown counsel Jim Taylor said

core" ‘mayor of the central’ Vancouver . Island
, was sentenced to three months in jail and —

‘June 14 in Nanaimo after bei
. guilty of ae justice. He was acquit

rges .
irges arose from an impaired driving tilalin |."
. Courtendy last year when t Moore was fined $500.

Moore's’ Btatements Tring
Eileen was. driving when they were stopped by police.

found
on two

aitiona stemmed from
e trial that his wife

‘Canadian transport
commission will hold public
“hea: in September to
roa new
~'gheap, domestic air charter
“gystem should . be started

as ‘between elties

The commission said in a
” ptatemsent Tuesday’ it bas
' found enough interest in a
“domestic equivalent: of the
“popular advanced’ bookin g
» Charter (ABC) plan to hol
hearings be ‘Sept. 12
t the moment,
“ABC rules a a only
+; Snternational travel.

: ‘New. cheap charter
system discussed

~ OTTAWA. (CP) — The -

CP Air ana air Canada

have already started a -

“charter-class fare” s tem
that is like the ABC plan in
some ways. | But seats can be

obtalned only cn regularly-
pcs flights and there

have, sched fl complaints that.

there are not enough seats
available to meet demand.

Pacific Western Airlines | -

(PWA)- has. also operated

charter. flights between. }.° >:
Toronto and Vancouver, But © |" |
because: there are no

domestic ABC rules, -pas-

sengers were taken by ‘bus - -

lagara Falls, N

what ae

There are a further 155, 000
students in our high schools.

“All 210,000 are potential
members of cur summer
work force and 40,000 enter
the work force permanently

each yout, Those who leave
school ‘today = with
occupational skills. have
little diffjtulty finding work.

The fy thers have an

eet Tu that ull
“post-secondary
fy, ‘marketable

gov t will contribute
additiorial; money to

r ‘he said.
P eran fe & “during ‘an

interview: that part of the

employets and put others to
work.
PARK: DETAILS
DISCLOSED
McGeet, also disclosed a
ew’ details of the

“radical legislation

“discovery park’™ plan,
which he announced last

plan would bring
together high technology
ustry re resentatives
ind university researchers
at facilities to be built on
university campuses
throughout | the province in
hopes eveloping ©
imporved “echnologies, he
sa

‘Investment by the.

government be
extremely samll,"" McGeer
added. The de
education and. economic
development will.

the setup and provide the
sites, but, the-research will
be paid for by the companies

which use it.

“McGeer said the plan is

t into

close to being
his

~ CAN WE GIVE vou
a ue COMFORTS

operation . an

Pars

‘1974 For

Now: you can, -go snyiera ‘tll have those .
* comforts ‘of fiome. Take'y

‘in one of our fabulous reéceational vehictes. .
Its the only way to go! ;

We. have fine used camper trucks available now. oo |

1916 Dodge

F250 4x4 éitkup .
Va 4 Speed:‘Trans.

\1 973 Jimmy! Blazer’
| 1 974 Ford... Fito ck ‘m2, Vo, Stand. Trans.

production in the | ;

|-1975 Ford se stn eran

ate 5,000 acres ‘of -

| 1975: GG. Pickup
1915 Olds Cutlas stn, Wen v7 ale, stereo, alll power

1973 Buick 4 Door
1 973 te “ auto. trans.,.P.5., P. re

| 1976 Ford ‘id. 2 doors Na, auto. trans. radio, 3 |
{1972 FordExplorerii72295 :

a

| 1973 Toyota. poreliacnsm

1975 Datsun
1973 Datstiitn circ von

r vacation this year

va Auto.

‘Trans. :

ma

$1355

$2895
- $2505
_ $3895

| 1976 Comet imme |

- AO Keith
nse

hggo7aza

artment h to locate

tre eites within the next few

me M Geer’s speech
ore Mc F

the club awarded honorary

THE HERALD, Friday, July 15, 1977, PAGE $

4 memberships to former
B.C. lieutenant-governor
George Pearkes and former
Conservative external

affairs minister ‘Howard

NORTHWEST

f

” un nder wraps |

Green, The club aise
elected Ron Longstaffe
executive vice-president of
Canadian Forest Products,
as president.

COMMUNITY.

COLLEGE

Northwest College serves the region from Queen Charlotte islands to
Houston.. The major physical facilities are in Terrace, but there are
substantial programs in the other communities in the College region.

Total fuil

and part-time enrolment

is about

1500 «students.

The College has vacancies in the following positions:

INDUSTRIAL RECO

Teaching Industrial First Aid end parts of the
* Business Education Program.

a. Grade 12 ‘graduation or equivalent

Duties:

Qualifications:

Appointment Date:

b, A" or

“AA” Industrial First Ald certificate

c. Industrial First Aid Instructors certificate.
d. A wide background in business or industry

supervision

experience

e. Fost secondary training in management or

accounting would be an asset.
August 15, 1977, or as soon as possible.

Further information may be obtained from Mr. R, Kilborn at 635-6515.

INSTRUCTOR FO ENGINE REPAIR

To teach a pre-employment course covering all
components of both 2 cycle and 4 cycle marine
engines and components used in the marine

Duties:
a Qualifications:

Term of employment:

industry.

. Candidates must have extensive experience in

repair of:

« 2 cycle. marine engines
-4 cycle gas engines and marine cooling systems
- propulsion and related equipment.

September 6,.1977 to Aprit 28, 1978.

_ Further information may be obtained from Mr. Fred Wilson at 635-4511.

ILE WELDIK
: Duties:

‘Qualifications: —
. Job location:

| MOBILE HYDRAULICS

tf Duties: -

Qualifications:

To teach basic welding fo persons In related
occupations e.g. farmers, mechanics, truckers.

The course will include both Manual Metal Arc §

.rawsiding- ‘and Oxy-Acetylene. procedures. =

’ Department of Public Works No.1 and No.4
certificates or equivalent.
. Extensive experience in the welding trade.

" Mobile. program

. ‘To teach the principles and maintenance eof koth |

in College region.

‘mobile and industrial hydraulics including:

- Fluld: Principle
Troubleshooting

- Preventative Maintenance

. 4

‘Minimum of 5 years experience in both mobile

and indusirial hydraulics, .

Preference will. be given.to those with Heavy
- Duty, Millwright, or equal certification.

Terms of employment: wot later than September 15, 1977 to March VW,

‘ Further information may be obtained from Mr.
— Fren Wilson at 635-6511.

The College requires a 6.T.S.D. instructor to
teach Math, English, and Science to a Grade 10
equivalency. in Hazelton, Port Simpson, ‘Kit.
segukla and Kitamaat Village. .

a. A valid teaching certificate
b. The ability to communicate with. adults. of

. Qualifications:

Term of employment:

various ages.

local condition.

BASIC JOB READINESS TRAINING

-. AB.J.R.T. Instructor is required for a course to
, beheldin Hazelton, Duties will include life skills
* and vocational counselling and teaching of some
‘B.T.S.D. curriculum.

Qualifications:

Term of employment:

f

a. The ability to communicate with ‘adults of §

various ages.

Generally October 3 fo March 10. Starting and §
finishing dates may vary slightly according to

-b. Formal training in Life Skiils counsalting.
_& Teaching experience.

COM PETITION CLOSES FOR ALL rOsmTiONs:
SALARY FOR AL POSITIONS: .

. '

a APPLY. FOR ALL POSITIONS TO: |

September, 12, 1977 to November 4, 1977

July 20, 1977

in. accordance with the: College Vocational Scale

depending on qualifications and experience.

The Principal |
Northwest Community College
Box 726”

Terrace, B.C.
’ V8G 4C2

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