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.. Further details on the
following jobs are fo be
obtained by calling the
Terrace office of the Canada
Employment Centre at 635-
7134, .
Millwright - IWA rate.
Terrace. Permanent full
time. General duties in local
mill - shift work involved.

General Office Clerk - DOE
$3.50 hour. Terrace. Per-
manent full time. Invoicing
through a cardex inventory
system. Accurate typing.

Child Care Supervisor - $160
week, Terrace. Permanent
full time. Must be registered
nurse or have successfully
completed to early childhood
education cou.

Filers - I.W.A. sate.
Terrace. Permanent full
time, General duties in local
mill, Must have saw fil or
saw filter experience.

Manager-Suprv. - Stereo
Dept. DOE. Permanent full
time. Must have retail sales
experlence knowledgable
about stereo equipment.
Musthavegood
‘management skills.

Clerical Assistant - $5.23 hr.

Terrace. 50 wpm typing,
filing, photocopying, minute-
taking, mail, shorthand dicta
preferred. Typing test to be
given. .

Composing Room Foreman -
Negotiable. Terrace. Must
be journeyman of 4 years
experience. Must have
thoraugh knowledge of all
equpment, Must be able to
do minor maintenance ‘and
some repair.

Carpenters - DOE union
wage. Dawson Creek. No
accommodation supplied.

Grader Oper.
Negotiable. Must have
logging and road building
construction experience.

ator :

Plumber - Union wage.
Kamloops. Must be jour-
neyman or experience.

Stenographer - $6.82 hr.
Terrace. Must have 50 wpm.
Dictaphone, - Must have
grade 1)2:.0n 7 nelated Exe, 5:
perience. vine, Fecumty,:
clearanee, requi eT dbs

Clerk - $3.00 hr. Terrace.
Prefer experience. Must be
willing to learn.

Desk ‘Clerk - $3.60 hr:

Terrace, Ability to control
difficult people and patrol
building also handle cash.

Executive Secretary > $1,000
month. Terrace. Typing 60
wpm, filing, transeribing,
shorthand mouth end
reports, exp with public.
Apprentice Baker - $3.50 hr,
Port MeNeil. 2 moa.
probation period. No ex-
perience necessary.

Clerk-Typist - $6,400 year.
Terrace. 40 W.pP.m.
peeferred.

Stenographer - §9,170 an-
num. Terrace. Must have
dictaphone experlence.

ping 40 wpm. Short hand
not necessary.

Stand Tenders - 100.00 acre.
Must have 3-6 mo. €X-
perience and have own
medium chainsaw. Must
have own hard hat, leg
padding, steel toe boots.

Own transportation. Good
stand tender should be able
to clear 1 acre a day.

Housekeeper - $3.50 hr.
Terrace. Housecleaning
duties. Prepare supper.

Babysitter - $6.00 day. To
care for 1 - 4 year old child.
Will involve feeding supper

and putting to bed =Tem-
porary position.
Pieza Cook - $3.75 hr.

Terrace. Must have some
work experience. Prepare
pizzas, pasta, baked
spareribs. Uniforms sup-
plied.

Air Track Driller - $10.00 hr.
Casalar. Must have surface
blasting ticket.

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Cook - $3,00 hour, Terrace.
Cooking and some clean-up.
Shift work.

Baker - $7.00 per hour to
start, Terrace. Permanent
full time. Must have ex-
perience.

Heavy Duty Mechanic -
$10.51 hour. Terrace.
Temporary full time (2

months). Certificd HD
Mechanic Heavy Equipment
repair.’

Radiator Repairman -
Negotlable salary DOE.

Terrace. Permanent - full
time. ‘Must have experience

or related radiator ex-
perience. Some light
mechanic work,

Reglatered Nurae - Clinic -
$5.50 hour, Terrace. On call
only - for rellef and for
emergencies. To assist in
clinic.

Computer Operator - $850 -
$1200 mo. DOE. Terrace.
Permanent fulltime. Must
be experlenced on IBM
System 32 - Must be IBM
trained. Operate 3741
Keypunch.

Advertising Salesperson -
Negotiable, Terrace. Must
be fully experienced. Must
have own transportation.
Must be able to work in-
dependently,

Cochiall Waitress - $4.25 hr. 4

DOE. Must be 19, mature
and reliable.

Construction Labour - $4.00
hr. Terrace, Own transport
and asse, Some building
experience preferred.

Short Order Cook - DOE.

Terrace. Permanent fuil-
time job. Expeience
preferred but will train.

Must have own  tran-
sportation.

Sales Clerk - $3.50 hr. DOE.

Terrace. Permanent part-
time, Must be mature.
Handling cash sales. Ex-
perience preferred.

General Office Clerk-
Bockkeeping - $410 - $450
month, ;; i Terrace:,. iPer-
manent parttime. Accurate

styping. . Bookkeeping: -

payroll, filing, reception.
Experience required.

Associate Dental Surgeon -
Fee for Service. Must have
min. of 3 years experience as
dental surgeon with B.C.
Licence.

Registered Nurse - §1124
month, Terrace. Care of
patients In ICU maintenance
of equipment. Responsible
te head nurse. Shift work 8
percent VP. Room and
‘*oard provided at cost.

Walter-Waltress - $3.50 hr,
Terrace. Min. 19 years.
Able to handle cash. Ex-
perience not easential.

Security Guard - $4.50 hr.

Terrace. Must have D.L.
Fixed shift, transportation
available from town. Ex-
perience preferred.

Neg

Elder Steve Leakey (left) and Elder Stephen Hintze.

In Terrace

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The Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-day Saints
(Mormons) have recently
assigned two more
missionaries to the Terrace
area, Elder Steve Lakey,
from Ogden, Utah, and Elder
Stephen ‘Hintze, from
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
have come from Kitimat-to
work with Elder Erie T.
Johnson and Elder Ken

THE HERALD, Meon‘ay. July 17, 1978, PAGE 3

The church has over 26,000
missionaries throughout the
world, with some 150 in
British Columbia, who bring
the Restored Gospel of Jesus
Christinto the lives of nearly
200,000 people yearly. Salt
Lake City, Utah is the
headquarters of the church,
with a membership of over 4
milion.

TheChurch of Jesus Christ

aries

much emphasis on the
Family, with respect to the
family as the basic unit of
society, believing without
the family the world would
be in much greater difficulty.

Elder Lakey and Hintze
along with Elder Johnson
and Eyre are excited about
the Terrace area and the
message they share. They
can be reached at 638-1736 or

pd already in Terrace. of Latter-day : | !
cv TERRACE MEATS
638-1765

(Next to Fields)
SIDES OF BEEF

Price includes custom cutting and wrapping

of Latter-day Saints nuts 635-5864.

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NEWS IW BRIEF

Press Must |
Speak Out

SUNRIVER, Ore. (AP) —
The head of the American
Newspaper Publishers
Association (ANPA) told
Oregon newspaper
executives Saturday they
should be mere forceful in
speaking out for basic free-

ms.
Allen Neuharth, president
and chief executive officer of
the Gamnett Co, and chair-
man and president of the
ANPA, said he is disturbed
avout the upcoming trials of
two U.S, newspaper re-
porters in the Soviet Union.
“In my opinion they (the
Soviets) are telling you and
me they are going to apply
the same gag on free world
journalists as they apply to
their own citizens,” he said.
“We need to tell them we will
not tolerate that kind of
treatment of free world
journalists.”

Lightning —
Sets Fire -.

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DUNCAN, B.C.
CP A forest fire, believed to
have been started by a
lightning strike Saturday
night, was burning about 50
acres of trees and brush
Sunday near the Cowichan _
River, south of this Van-
couver Island com-
munity.Forestry officials
said morethan 25 men, aided
by a water bomber, were
fighting the fire, which was
being fanned by high wind-
s.A spokesman Said the
forests ministry has been
asked to provide assistance
and additional water
bombers were being called

S.A. Employee
Fined $837.00

EDMONTON (CP) — A
former Salvation Army desk
clerk who used a false name

- to obtain $937 In unem-

Carpenter - TBA. Terrace.
Min. 1 year experience
required. Must have own

Plumber - $12.00 hr,
Terrace. Must be fully
experienced, Must have own
transportation.

Apprentice Baker - $4.00 hr.
to start. ‘Terrace. Need
drivers licence, Hot work

. and heavy lifting involved.

Draftsperson - DOE.
Terrace, Must have some
experience as 4 drafteperson
for a legal survey and
engineering practice.

General Office Clerk - $800
POE. Terrace. Some
typing, reception running
reproductions.

Babysitter and Light
Housekeeping Duties -
Terrace. Ages landZ, Must
have own transportation.

Briefs

_ BARCELONA, Spain
CPA man [s in hospital after
falling from the balcony of

- mistress’s home.
Climbing from the balcony,
he panicked and let go when
he saw the silhouette of a
inan he thought was his
mistress's husband holding a
knife. Actually, it was a
neighbor cutting down &
salam! sausage that had

been hanging outside.

BOULDER, Colo.
CP Thieves who stole more
than 20 bicycles from
students at University of
Colorada turned out to be six
housekeepers at the

ho had decided
to
more careful with property

bY scprivileged children in
the neighborhood.

ployment insurance benefits
was sentenced in provincial
court Friday to four months

in jail.

Richard McKinnon, 28,
alias Shawn Walker, of
Brockville, Ont., was found
guilty of submitting false
claims for unemployment
benefits.

The accused came here
last August and was working
with the Salvation Army
desk clerk when the offence
took place.

Boy Hostage
Gives Tips

CAGLIAIRI, Sardinia,
(Reuter) — An 1i-year-old
boy who spent 10 weeks in
the hands of kidnappers sent
a letter Saturday to another
young kidnap victim ad-
vising him to crack jokes,

‘camp

Two Bodies’
In Wreckage

LEWISTOWN, Mont. (CP}
The bodies of two
Canadian men have been
found near the wreckage of a
plane that crashed near here
more than a year ago.
Jerry Cloyd, Fergus
County coroner, said

‘Saturday the men were Karl

Douma of Calgary and
Richard Powers. Ages and
the hometown of Powers
were not available.

Cloyd said the wreckage
was spotted Friday by a U.S.
forestservice ranger who
was flying a routine fire-
patrol in the area.

The wreckage was in the
remote and almost-
inaccessable area of: the
Snowy Mountains south ‘of
Lewisville. The wreckage
apparently had been there
since April 28, 1977, when the
plane was reported missing.

Cloyd said the plane ap-
parently struck a shale
canyon, broke up and bur-
ned. He sald neither body
was in the plane, but it ap-
peared bath men were killed
instantly. _

- A. governmen helicopte® .
_ awas,,"used, Saturday. to.

remove the bodies.

$10 Million :
Coke Find

GRAND TURK, West
Indies, (Reuter) — Police
said Saturday that cocaine,
worth an estimated $10
million, was found in the
wreckage of a light plane
which crash-landed on_ this
tiny island southeast of the
Bahamas.

The plane came down at
Bottle Creek airport on
Grand Turk earlier last
week. Local government
officials reported that
another light aircraft
quickly arrived on the scene,
picked up the injured crew
and then flew off.

Local residents reported
that Bottle Creek is being
used as a stopover paint by
smuggiers running drugs
from Colombia to Aruba in
the Netherlands Antilles and
then to Florida.

Grand Turk’ is the capital
of the Turks and Caicos
islands, a British colony
which consists of about 30
small islands, most of them
uninhabited.

Discover
J. Caesar's
Campsite

BOULOGNE, France
(Reuter) Workmen
building an underground
parking lot here may have
unearthed the ruins of the
from which Julius
Caesar invaded Britain in 35

tell fairy tales and say his ge

prayers.

The letter, published in the
local Unione Sarda
newspaper, was sent to
seven-year-old Luca Locci
by Mauro Carassale, the boy
who kept his abductors
spellbound with fairy tales.

“To pass away the time
you must do what I did.
Recite poems you have
learned at school, invent
fairy tales, crack a few jokes
and say the prayers that.
your mother has taught
you," Mauro advised. ‘

He asked the kidnappers to
take care of Luca, who was
seized on May 24 and held for
an undisclosed ransom.
Mauro was freed on July 3
for a $310,-000 ransom,

Archeologists said a wall,
two metres wide and four
yards high, could be the
remains of the fortified
camp from which Caesar's
Classis Britannica (British
Fleet) launched its conquest
of the British Isles.

The archeologists said
they also found a wealth of
Roman coins and pottery at
the site, including a rare
medallion of Christ dating
from before 275 AD.

POPULATION RISES

LES MELEZES, Que.
(CP) — The population of
Les Melezes rose from 100
to, 115 this year, in what the
residents believe to be a
demographic record.

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200,000 Fans
Hear B. Dylan

BLACKBUSHE, England
(AP) — U.S, singer’ Bob
Dylan drew an estimated
200,00 fans to a Second
World War airbase in
southern England for a day-
long open air concert billed
as The Picnic at Blackbushe.

Police said between 300
and 400 persons complained
about forged tickets to the
festival, the largest in
Britain since a Rolling
Stones show in August, 1976,
drew 150,000 people.

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presented a problem. Police
said some persons were ar-
rested for selling false
tickets, the number of
arrests were nol given.

The audience came from
acrogs Britain and Europe
for the concert which also
featured British rock stars
Eric Clapton and Joan Ar-
matrading.

Police spokesman Roger
Newman said there were a
few arrests for drugs,
- mainly. for possession _ of.

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