PAGE 2, THE HERALD, Tuesday, June 27, 1978 Job opportunities --Further details on the following jobs are to he obtained by calling the Terrace office of the Canada Employment Centre af 635- 7134, Millwright - 10.51 pet’ hr. Terrace. Temporary full time position. Should be certified. Some shift work. Baker - $7.00 per hour to start. Terrace. Permanent full time. Must have ex- perience. Dining Room Waltress - $3.75 per hour. Terrace. Per- manent full time. Ex- perience preferred. Clerk Typist - Terrace. $393 + 52.60 per mo. Permanent full time. 40 wpm typing essential. Some experience required. H.D. Mechanic - I,W.A. rates. Juskatla. Permanent fulltime. TQ or fully ex- perienced. Walter-Waltresa - $3.25 per hour, Terrace. Permanent full-time. Over i9 years of age. Stock work, cash register and balancing ordering. Rigging Slinger - I.W.A. - Terrace, Permanent full time, Working on tower. Must be experienced. Court Worker Assistant - $136 week, Terrace. General typing, filing and reception duties. Must be able to meet public. Waitress - DOE. Terrace. Must be experienced in general waitressing duties. General Line Painter - $7.26 how. Terrace. Permanent fulltime. Excellent op- portunity to energetic person. Some background and knowledge of heavy equipment. Desk Cierk - $3.50 hour. Terrace. Permanent part- time. To register guests and some record keeping. Heavy Duty Mechanic - $10.61. hover... Terrace,- Temporary. full ‘time: (2°. months). Certified HD Mechanic Heavy Equipment repair. : Registered Nurse - $1124 month. Terrace. Care of patients in ICU maintenance af equipment, Responsible to head nurse, Shift work 8 percent VP. Room and Sourd provided at cost, Executive Secretary - $1,000 month. Terrace. Typing 60 wom, filing, transcribing, shorthand month end reports, exp with public. Cook - $3.00 hour. Terrace. Cooking and some clean-up. Shift work, Secretary-Bookkeeper - $800 mon. Terrace. Permanent fulltime. Involves typing; bookkeeping, control funds and stock, reception, mail filing. Live in Housekeeper - $350 per month + R&B. Port Edward. To care for 2 children age 7 and 2 - some housekeeping, cooking. childcare. Fallers - LW.A. Queen Charlotte. Permanent full time. Coast experience. Camp job. . . . Clerk Typist - $693.00 per month. Terrace, Per- manent full time. Must have 40 wpm ‘typing. Must have office experience. Radiator Kepairman - Negotiable salary DOE. Terrace. Permanent -. full time. Must have experience or related radiator ex- perience. Some light mechanic work. Receptionist-Switchboard - $931 to $1002 per month. Terrace. Permanent full time. Must have 45 wpm typing. Experience in general office duties. Manager-Suprv. - Stereo Dept. DOE. Permanent full time. Must have retail sales experience knowledgable about stereo equipment. Musthavegood management skills. Pump Jockey - $3.50 hour. Terrace. Permanent full time. Drivers licence Class 5, Pront end service work. Counter work and deliveries. Some. heavy. work - lifting. . Stesographer - 8-9,000 year. Terrace. Permanent full time. Typing, dictaphone. Be able to deal with public. Says Heroin is no worse than drinking, smoking. RICHMOND, B.C. (CP) — Heroin use can be no more serious than smoking cigarettes or drinking alcohol, a public meeting discussing opposition and options, to proposed British Columbia legislation providing for compulsory treatment of heroin addicts was told Saturday. Dr. Thomas Szasz, psy- choanalyst and psychiatry professor at New York University at Syracuse, N.Y., minimized the seriousness of drug addiction during his address to about 150 persons at the sym- posium, sponsored by the Ad Hoc Committee on the Compulsory Addiction News briefs OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) An Oklahoma City evangelist who helped clear the way for publisher Larry Flynt’s conversion says he has been hustled. Rev. Larry Jones, who visited Fiynt in jail prior to his dramatic conversion by evangelist Ruth Carter Stapleton, President Car. - ter's sister, sald Wednesday that Flynt’s magazine, Hustler, “has not changed.” After looking at an ad- vance copy, Jones sald the July issue of the magazine ‘ig the worst ever published." He said the magazine pursues a biblical theme, showlng Adam and Eve on the cover, They are nude and on the inside of the magazine Eve is depicted in a variety of sexual poses with animals, Jones sald. Flynt sis partially paralysedsag a reault of a gunshot woutd he received during a in a por- nography trial in Georgia. WASHINGTON (AP) ~ A trash plant operated by the bureau of mines in suburban Maryland consumes five | tons of garbage a week and recovers usable aluminum, glass, steel and tin. In most cities it costs between $6 and $20 a ton to dispose of trash, but with the bureau’s plant it would cost $8 and the results eould be sold for $12.60. Treatment Plan, + Szasz said society aggravated the heroin problem by prohibiting its use but the only cure for addiction is willpower—if individuals cannot muster sufficient willpower, then they must solely responsible for the con- sequences, Dr. Guy Richmond, with more than 20 years’ ex- perience in correctional centres in Britian and Canada, said the cure for addiction is spontaneous and camot be imposed. MANY CONCERNS Lawyer John Conroy of Abbotsford, B.C., said he is concerned about con- fidentiality of ‘addicts’ medical records; the ability of police officers to recognize symptoms of heroin ad- on diction; the lack of due process of law; the inability of doctors assessing addicts to specify treatment: and the possibility of addicts being Tepeatedly admitted to in- situtions for compulsory. treatment. g7e F 250 pickup $148.00 per month lease end price $2,175.00 or simply return 78 Camaro HT $139.00 per month lease and price $2,025.00 or simply return 78 Fiesta 3 dr. $99.00 per month lease end price $1400.00 or simply return $1,975.00 $1,825.00 $2,275.00 i Pe FOR PRIVATE USE OR BUSINESS AUTOV Before you buy, investigate the advantages of this rent- to-own plan. Ali monies pald apply to purchase, Why tle up your cash or borrowlng power. Ist and last months rent and drive away. 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(CP) - Workers who turned down a contract negotiated by the In- ternational Woodworkers of America IWA at Dunkley Lumber Ltd. have begun attempts to have the IWA decertified as their bargaining unit. . Joe Alien, a spokesman for workers at the sawmill located about 35 kilometres south of here, said they rejected the contract 73 to 38. There were 131 eligible voters, he said. Allen called the vote “two to one against the union” and said the dissenting workers have instructed their lawyer to write the B.C. Labor Relations Board asking for decertification. The IWA was certified at the sawmill March 23. Tony Mogensen, secretary-treasurer of IWA Local 424 in Prince George, said the union asked the LRB to conduct the vote at Dunkley to make sure it was done properly, He said union officials have not decided what their next move will be. 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It was the last day of what had been proclaimed as Gay and Lasbian Pride Week by Mayor Edward Kock. The marchers rallied in Central Park, where much of the criticism was aimed at Anita Bryant, a leader of the campaign against homosexual-rights laws and against gay people teaching or working with children. “Tf it weren't for gay teachers, the gay youth wouldn’t have anybody to talk to,” said Meryl Friedman, describing herself as.a lesbian who has taught reading at a junior high school for 13 years. ; “Tt helps the kids understand that it’s all right to be gay,”’ she said, emphasizing that “a teacher is not there to proselytize.” . In Houston, about 3,000 gay activists heard Frances Sissy Farenthold, a former candidate for governor, call for an end to “blatant discrimination against this large minority.” In New Orleans, about 200 homosexuals held a two-hour rally at Jackson Square in the French te oo i we yh 5 bee Quarter to demand more public respect. 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