‘Rich ‘McDaniel of the Kinsmen Ciub of Terrace
'presents..Kathryn Dunster, on the. left,
Ginny Lowrle, each with a $300 cheque. - Kathy offer. .

and Veronica Lowrle,

(LEAP) -

- By GAILDOTINGA *

- Herald Staff Writer,

Chronic unemployment is
a problem common to many:
northern communities.

’ This situation tends.
vary with the degree of
isolation, the more remote
the place is, the more. it
suffers from this: problem.

Local. Employment
Assistance Program’
ig: a program
created by Employment and
Immigration to provide jobs .

- for these communities.:, -

“The program is targeted:
‘toward groups. that have
‘barriers to employment such -
aa ‘the -handicap,". sald.
Gordon - McDevitt, : -dletrict
manager ‘at. the ° ‘federal

" Rovernment ‘employment

Ginny Lowrie’ 5 daughter, 4
and won the, academic. ‘scholarship the- Kinsmen -

i "Phat by Caria Wilson

Mine waste. dump |
meets opposition

VANCOUVER (CP), —
Climax Molybdenum Corp.'s
al of mine

‘directly Into B.C.

coastal waters at Kitsault
Tous. be examined in ‘a

Workshop
on rights |

Wea s

is planne ed.

» fo] det ial

OA workshop on the-humean
rights code and’ native. In-
dians will be held In Terrace
duly ‘Bl

the workshop is being put
on by Dulcie McCallum from

the human rights branch of °

the ministry of labor at 7:30
pm,

The. purpose of the
workshop is to talk to native
people, teach them about the
human rights code and what

thelr rights baxesunderathe
tode whenctheyver basen —
- diserininatéd: against, ‘said

McCallum.

The workshop will be held
in the Kermode Friendship
Center. For further in-
formation call 635-4906.

Terracepioneer passes

Terrace pioneer Frank
Froese passed away in St.
Paul’s Hospital, Vancouver,
on..June 23,: after a short
illness.

“"Proese was born near’
Germany, .on

Memel, -
January 25, 1916, and
emigrated, to Canada: in
November, °1931, with his
parents who had purchased a
farmin Old Remo. This farm
was lost in the flood-of 1949.

At the age of 18, he went to |

-work for. Carl Pohle’ at the
mill ‘at: Mile where he
rémained until 1951 when he
formed The Beavers
Logging Co., @ company
which . operated until 1975.
“Tn 1951 he married the

former Jean Smith of Prince

Rupert.
He is survived by his wife,

: Chamber
| meeting

The next Terrace and

District ‘Chamber of Com-

* metce-meeting will be held

July 8 at 12 noon in the
Lakelse Hotel.

Nominations and elections

for the first and second vice--

presidents will be held.
_A tape of. Slmma_ Holt
speaking on the problems
encountered in dealing with
bureaucrats will be played.

Rosie won

motorhome

Rosle. Pierre of South
Hazelton won a motor home
from the Kinsmen Club of

Terrace.

‘The motor home was
raffled off by the North Coast
Kinsmen Clubs, sald Rich
McDaniel, past-president: of

the Terrace Kinsmen. It’s

warth over $20,000 and is

over 20 feet long.

“The winning ticket was
drawn on Tuesday, Pierre
was really excited about her

wit, sald McDaniel.

thorough, public review,

environmental groups said

Thursday.

vAlicn Arm- tailings

deposit regulations passed in

1979 it the company to

discharge 400,000 parts per
“ million'a month of suspended

solids into Alice Arm at the
head of Observatory Inlet 135

. kilometres north-east of

Prince Rupert:

‘The . company, which
wants ‘to develop a ‘molyb-
Genurt -mine at ‘Kitsault,

tends © to. dispose: ‘of 100
i. om “Fons 0 ‘of ‘solid “waste
tailings uilng a de-year
veriod. bs discharging in a
submerged pipe ‘into. the

“bottom ‘of Alice Arm.

‘The «mine . tailings
disposal method will not
protect the marine biological

- resources in the area,” said

Cliff Stainsby, executive-
director of the Society: for
Pollution -,. and =. En-
vironmental Control.

“ ic data
The oa oe ic, “eet

etftw, tne 7
tie wal "nd ANee FA

suggesting the possibility of.
tailings “movement
throughout the Arm and once
the tailings are in Alice Arm,
there is no way to remove
them.”

Jean; daughter, tanice. and
son, Gerald; his brother,

. Emil and sister, Elsie Bohn.

Froese was a member of

” Kitselas Lodge No, 123,

Kalum, Chapter No. 37,
Kincolith Preceptory and
Gizeh Temple. .

Memorial and burial
services. were to be con-
ducted by Rev. Lance.
Stephens from St. Matthew's.
Church, Terrace, laday 8 at 2
o'clock.

SKEENA MALL

TAKES |
TO. AIR~

JCP) - Airlines were
called in Thursday after
engine trouble forced a

cruise ship carrying. 716
passengers. to. make an

north coast community...
“he Cunard Princess,
operated by -Cunard
Lines, was returning
from Alaska and had been
‘scheduled to arrive in
Vancouver. ‘Thursday

problem «arose Wed-

Vancouver-bound Alaska |-

unscheduled stop at this |

morning but the engine:

nesday. 3:

et at

| Handouts’
‘not what:

is wanted |

OTTAWA (cP) — While
‘Be. fishermen are in for a
poor year financially, they
aren’t looking for handouts

. from the federal treasury,

Fisheries. Minister Romeo

. LeBlanc said Thursday. .

‘He said in meetings. with

"B.C, fishermen last week,.he
‘heard requests for federal

help to get -mortgage

‘payments on boats adjusted

to the poor financial con-
ditions. Eithe were not look-

| ing. for subsidies. san

in

_ branch

<The. ee iajority’ “of their
budget goes to native. hands
in the northwest. it

there ‘are no- ibe. there,"
added McDevitt: ° ;

Under the LEAP pioprars

individuals, . groups .. or

' . organizations ican receive’

funds to create businesses -
which will provide jobs. A-

- project may receive up to

$275,000 for each 12 months
of. operation and: ‘can. be.
funded fot.up to three years. :

In order for a projectto be

accepted it must meet the
basic criteria of ‘employing ' *
people that have a hard: time
obtaining work, «|...

All projects are reviewed:
by the regional review board:
which assesses its “merits, :
feasibility and impact on. the:

" community...

-.1n the Skeena constiluency’
a total of $980,411 has been.
allocated to’ ‘ereate: 61 jobs.

-.* Qne of the more successful -
projects. has...been ;:the. .

Kitkatla bakery . which
started’. operation :. "yn $1977..

other : ‘cammiunities in the
area duch as Hartley Bay
‘and the fishing boats buy
from ,. it,’ said Percy

Moortiouse from Terrace |

‘who manages the bakery.
“The gales are increasing
and it's making money.” The |
real ‘test for the bakery will

“Help for unemt ployed :

come in August when the
funds run‘out and it's up to

the residents there to keep it”

going

~ Another aspect of LEAP is

training unskilled workers so
that they become-'more
employable.

In Terrace a workshop has .

Confessed killer.
was found guilty

" VANCOUVER (CP) — A
_man who broke down in the.

witness stand.and asked the”

jury to. hang him: for’ the
murdet of His wife was found
guilty in B.C. ‘Supreme Court
on: Thursday ‘of a reduced
‘count... of second-degree

murder
Pagal nedivid 48, had

‘ahot six times.
: : The: conviction carries a

Tradegroup

will visit

“The ‘Vancouver Board of
_ Trade will be taking a group

of board members on atour -

of the major ‘commercial and

. industrial developments in

northern -communities,
’ during the second week’ of
_ September.

- ‘The group will. be coming

7 Terrace September 9, and
~ will visit other communities
including Price Rupert,
: Kitimat, Pringe George : ‘and
Edmonton. * ye

Exploration 80- “will, ‘tour ;
- sawmills, . ‘oil. processing |
plants;, underground mines; *

‘LIBRARY BROWSING |

we -ED. CURELL and “MARIA: YOUNG. :

The library vill be closed on sundays for the summer
months of July, August and September. -Our normal closing
ot aati this. er will be: ripe an Monday. Opening.

urs {oy the-reat e.week will r in the: sane at
MOO: Tuedday to Briday. andii0:00-3: ron Sait ay at
aAn excellent-offering of new novels this week intl #rsillo
The Night They Stole Manhattan by Lewis Orde and Bill

Michaels, a fast paced thriller which has a former army:

general teaming ‘up with international terrorists to hold

Manhattan for a billion dollar ransom. ‘
The Samson Strike by Tony Williamson. | Secret agents.

Walter Grant and Jonathon Stagg, former partners who are

now deadly adversaries, struggle to outwit each other when .

Grant plans to destroy a North Sea oil platform. worth four
hundred million. dollars. .

Creek Mary's Blood by Dee Brown, author of Bury. My
Heart at Wounded Knee, has once again reached the best-

’ seller lists with this saga of the developing west which spans

the yéara from the American Revolution to the pre-World
War I era.
Maz, Woman and Child by Erich Segal. The author of Love
Story has once again written a bestselling and heartrending
story of a loving marriage shattered by a telephone’ call and ©
the resurfacing of a truth which must be kept from their two
daughters and the young boy visiting for the summer. :
Dunctor Wood by William Horwood. In: the tradition of

Watership Down, Horwood has written an ‘appealing novel .

about.a community of moles in a forest near Oxford which

faces:.a.bleak and evil-laden future. unless two of their -

number can revive theancient traditions and beliefs linked to

MADE
MEASURE!
SALE

30%
10 F
Suits, slacks

& sports. jackets

‘Sale effective:

JULY 2nd - AUG. 15th
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The community is an Indian - : they will visit fish processing

village on an island’south of . and packaging plants, ocean |

Prince Rupert..Not: ‘only ‘did,’ ports, ‘and.more. -

they ‘have problems with - The purpose of Ex-
chronic unemployment, they — ploration North is to provide
also had difficulty in getting ~“menibers.of the Vancouver
fresh food -supplies. The, Board of Trade with in-
bakery has alleviated both of, creased awaréness of. the
those. problems: - ' ) sesonomie activities <. of

. northern con communities,
“Rb

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~ 10:00-a.m.

“Ages 6-12

. Cassle Hall Schoo!
- Uplands: School
- Lower Little: Park
Parkside School .

' NOTE: Washrooms available and gyms: tn case of rain fn fo
“Children must bring a bagged!unch If they are tostay through the

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QOCCER -
SCHOOL ©

Session {: July 2 - a
Seasion tH: Auguit 1B:

a ate m. thr Sheena tlatd. Your chiteren
fearn and improve ald ball

shooting, Meading. ‘and goalkeeping.
Qualified Conadien Soccer Association

Faye may crepes nn me cb

AAO ROOD

> FREE
“Monday to Friday. .

mandatory sentence of life |

imprisonment, The jury
recommended | Redavid
serveat least 15 years before
being eligible for parole.

1977 CHEV IMPALA

Qdoor, Va, auto: -

_ 1979 MONTE CARLO

. very low mileage,
veryclean, Va, |.
auto, radios:

S888F

Dealer Licence Mumber 14928

creer

3:00'p.m.*

‘Ge ———— July:7 to Augas 2 | _

; 1 nees CTV Games
FARTS & Guar. Painting, puppetry. collages,. clay modeling and more
i OPORTO ® C) AMES end mare. rises, dedgbal roller skating
x POOL THe Fridays 2.9pm 0-child. Supervised sige Be water r safety.

PITLD TRIPS. ‘Hiking, bakery, radio statlon, fire sition. -
oprcial QVENT Dog shows, bike ‘parades, mini alymples.

LOCATIONS ©

lunch hour.

GlLiNIC

Old you aver want ta foln In that game af frisbee and ye!
were embarrassed because you couldn't throw in a

stralght line?!

Here ia your chance fo impress your friends!

goys & Girls: 9-17 yeara old,
suly 25° 3:00 - 4:30 p.
side (f rain}

ferent types ot trish:

FREE PRISBER to all participants.

Pre-Register now at Arena Office.

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The = Fey. dat 4 20, Page : *
7
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$5995"

been set up to ‘teach, ‘youths
how to use certain tools: such
as carpentry tools. —
“Most of the kids that
come through here have left
school and are too ‘young or
unskilled for,.the labor

- market,"” said an instructor

at the workshop. .
About 46 per cent. of the

youths ‘that have. attended | -
- the workshop -elther ‘obtain
employment at the end, go _
' back to.school or continue to

upgrade their skills through

" apprenticeships.

There are no application
forms for LEAP, persons
interested in developing: a

project should contact ‘the
Employment development

branch office here.

USED
TRUCKS

1974 CHEV PICKUP &

¥% ton, 4x4, V8,
Bute

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4978 JAM
WHEEL DRIVE

. Blue & white, auto, © |}
‘ pares v

4g ton, 4x44 spaed
OB eyls 2 sank or:
 Neckingdifferential =

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1978 CHEVROLET
- Yeton, 4x4, heavy:
duty, avto, va

Yolephone 54081

July? July 18
July 21- July 25. -
: July 28- Augusta:
August 11- August 15 -
August 18- August. 22 .

e-operation with the schoo! board.

m. af ARENA PARKING LOT (in: ,

fearn Urlcks, games, accurate aiming and tips on” if.
ees and what weather to Use them in.

. Ages 6-12.

satentntnnneverenenncut |

DOLE SHATING
LESSONS

The in is your LAST CHANCE FOR Roller Stating leasons In

ADULT. LESSONS: July 7-24, Tuesdey & Weonescay
BEGINNERS: 5-5:30 em

. INTERMEDIATE: 50-68.

sruoeny LESSONS: aly ons, Moray & Thureday

NERS: $:00 - 5:90 p.m
INTERIAEDIATE: 530" CO pe,
$11.00 with your own shates

SPECIAL F
$18.00 witheut.
AEGISTER NOW AT ARENA OFFICE.

Arena. courts open
out and enjoy your tennis. courts.

THURSDAY 5:30 p.m. - dusk reserved for the TERRACE TEN

INSTRUCTORS

NEEDED

Sentember - December part-time.

Renumeret jon accor in® to experience

needed tor sports proprams.
in Particular we need Instructors tor: Ley

‘Volunteers also

ringette, skating

Babysitier fratning

end much #t

Call Mery: snargarat bafore
July 24 at 696-117:

TENNIS

‘FREE - dawn to dusk. Everyday Fem AES, :
m

For further information call 638-1174

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