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| and enjoys showing our members how

a ‘Water works.

_ CECIL Gordey of Mountain Shadow Excavating has completed excavating one of two holes that were dug
- at Skeena Junior Secondary last weekend. The 13- foot holes were fitted with vertical permeated culverts
_ before drain rocks were Placed around them. ;

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Nurse program passes test

The specific requirements N WCC had to meet Were cen-

THE. Northern Collaborative Baccalaureate Nursing
program. has received phase one approval by the College

of Registered Nurses in British Columbia, formerly known’
as the Registered Nurses Association of British Columbia |

(RNABC).

" quired to-be evaluated and approved by the nurses associa-

". Lake acted on a_ court:

tion. This requires educational institutions to undergo a rig- -
' orous process of reporting and evaluation. °

The addition of Northwest Community College as a new

partner (with the University

of Northern British Columbia

and the College of New Caledonia) constituted a substantial
. Change that required a program review, °
“This is done to ensure the delivering institution has the

_capacity to offer the program, maintain the integrity of the
_ curriculum, and provide students with the learning oppor-

tunities necessary to achieve registered nursing profession -
standards. upon graduation of the program,” explains Dr.
Joyce Black, an education consultant with.

Tahitan blockaders arrested.

RCMP officers. in Dease

approved enforcement order
last weekend,

. 13 -Tahltan Nation band

members at a road blockade ©

leading to a northern mineral
exploration site.

The arrests took place at
2 p.m. Sept. 16 on the Ealue

Lake Road at Highway 37, ”
just 10 km south of Iskut,

say police ;

The arrested individuals
were protesting the explora-
tion by Fortune Coal Lim-
ited and Fortune Minerals
‘Limited of their: traditional
hunting and fishing territory
in the Klappan Valley.

“The protesters decided

arresting.

to identify a number of in-
dividuals who wanted to.

violate the order and be ar- .

rested,” says Staff Sgt. Jerry

’ Anderson of the Dease Lake ©

RCMP detachment.

dividuals also did not volun-

tarily clear the roadway so

‘ they were arrested as well.”

The arrests. were made

_ without incident and the

protestors were brought to

the Dease Lake police de-
tachment.

Those arrested were later
released on conditions to
have no contact with any
employees of Fortune Coal
Limited or Fortune Minerals
Limited and also agrreed not

The Terrace Public Library

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A Slide Show And Talk With

teers:

Pau Wi

author of

ONE RIVER

Two CULTURES:

4 A HISTORY OF THE |
BELLA COOLA VALLEY

~ Illustrated with remarkable archival ”
photos as well as contemporary
images, this fascinating history will
transport you to. the Bella Coola
Valley —a place that is both striking
in in beauty and rich in culture.

Time: . 7:30

Place:

Mowoy, Octoser 3 2005

Terrace Art Gallery
For More Information: 638-8177

We gratefully acknowledge the support of the Reese

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treed around RNABC’s three program approval criteria: cur-

riculum, students’and graduates. These areas were critiqued
through an extensive self-evaluation report submitted by the
. three educational partners back in May and June of this year.
‘All new or-changed nursing education programs are re-=~After detailed review, the association board approved; the

program to be delivered at NWCC.

This phase one review grants preliminary approval to the —

program until December 31;'2007..A new program phase
two review, which includes a site visit, will be conducted i in

the fall of 2007.

The. first. class of-the program . began on ‘Sept. 6th. The .

first two years of the four-year program will be offered at
the Terrace campus of NWCC with the remaining two years

being offered at the local UNBC campus:
conduct field studies and perceptorship in consultation with ,

Students will

Northern Health and grads will earn a Bachelor of Science

in Nursing.

to return to the blockade site
.or the Klappan Valley.

- By late. Saturday. Staff
Sgt. Anderson said the pro-

- testors appeared to be abid-_
ing by
“A number of other in- -

those conditions
and had not retumed to the
blockade.

Fortune Coal Limited and
Fortune Minerals Limited

‘applied for and were grant- -
ed an enforcement order by.
the Supreme Court of Brit-
_ ish Columbia to remove the

blockade, police.said.

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TERRACE|:

Address:

2903 Kerr St.
00143.000 2904 Sparks St..
06574.000 0D-5108 Medeek Ave.

The sale of the following property is subject to the above
Community Charter.

OWNER
CAMUS, Victor
‘ Mobile Home: HART, Rick: 27577
Mobile Home MORVEN, Theodore 30127 1
Mobile Home DEPROY, James . 24411

' NOTICE TO PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS:

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value of the property.
. Only commercial property is subject to G.S.T.

Wn

the redemption period.

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of the property(ies} for sale.
Judy Degerness
Collector/Director

‘ CITY OF TERRACE |
2005 TAX SALE.

Pursuant to Section 403 of the Local Government Act, a Tax Sale will be held in the Municipal Council
Chambers, 3215 Eby Street, Terrace, B.C., at 10:00 a.m., September 26, 2005, for the disposition of
the following property. The following properties have delinquent taxes as of September 9th, 2005:

Legal Description:

Pon 1002, Block 1, DL 360 .
- Plan 3369, Lot 3, DL 360
Plan: PRS66, Lot S4, DL 611

LOCATION

18. 4625 Graham Ave.
58 4625 Graham Ave.
3614 Kalumst.

28 3624 Kalum St.

1. Tax Sale © properties are subject to tax under the Property Purchase Tax Act on the fair market’

. Both taxes become payable if and when the transfer of title occurs 5 following the expiration of

. The municipali makes no representation, express or implied, as to the condition or quality

Upset Price: :
16,976.25

- 5,398.80
5,564.26

Section 403 and Section 252 of the

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This petite cat was s brought i in as
a stray, and.:no one has come
to claim her. She“is an adult
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me home". She is quite riend
and loves attention. She d i
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one dog. A spayed female,
Cerner Ghosh mixed breed.
This dog is outgoing and seems
© get along with other dogs.
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as she was picked up while ||

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