E.T. KENNEY students celebrated Chinese New Year Feb. 12, the beginning

of the Year of the Horse. The first day after the new moon in February is New

Year's Day in many Asian countries, including China.

school celebrates ‘a world
of difference’ with potluck

Lunch caps off a week of multicultural events

TOMORROW, E.T. Kenney primary
school hosts hosts a multicultural potluck
lunch for students, parents and special

guests.

The event starts in the library, where |
participants will join hands and sing the
school’s song, which says, in part, “It
takes a world of differences to make a

difference in our world.”

Then theyll head into the gym for tra-
ditional finger foods from different cul-

tures. Guests and students are invited ta
wear traditional cultural clothing celebra-
ting their ancestry.

E.T. Kenney has been celebrating all

says.

this week with guest speakers from differ-
ent cultures as part of multiculturalism
month, school principal Sue Springer

The school tries to recognize the tradi-

tions of as many cultures as possible
throughout the school year, she adds.

New pilot project matches
interns with paid positions

LOCAL HIGH school
grads and post secondary
students in the Terrace
area may be eligible for a
new internship program.
The Northwest Youth

Internship Project will be -

matching up workers with
companies that find it hard
to recruit trained employ-
ees.

The program will have
space for 10 participants
between the ages of 19 to
30.

technology, administration
and trades sectors. -
Employers will receive
a wage subsidy that could
be worth as much as $8 an
hour for up to 22 weeks.
This pilot project is
managed by the Prince
Rupert-based Hecate Strait

* Employment Development’

Society.
It’s open to participants
in Terrace, Prince Rupert,

or Kitimat.

To be eligible, partici-
pants must be a high
school graduate or attend-
ing college or university,

Internship candidates
can apply for a pre-screen-
ing interview at Hecate
Strait Employment Deve-
lopment.

For more information,
call (250) 624-9498 or toll-
free at 1-800-808-3988.

APPOINTMENT

Hothouse endeavours to serve fresh Mavourlul foods from

regions of the warld that cook with something extra, bringing
the spices of the east to the peppers of thy new world.

CHICKEN or BEEF $/g25

Your taste buds will love our Torta‘... Relried beans, onions, Pick-up
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SOCIAL WORK SESSIONAL TEACHING

The University of Northern British Columbia has a
mandate to serve the northern two thirds of the
Province, with regional offices in Terrace, Fort St.
John, and Quesnel, and a main campus located in
Prince George. The College of Arts, Social and
Health Sciences invites applications for teaching
appointments (BSW) in the UNBC Social Work
program in Quesnel/Williams Lake and Terrace.
Applications are specifically invited for teaching the
following courses: First Nations issues; Child
Welfare, Family Policy, Mental Health, Social Work
Research, and Medical Social Work.

The Social Work program is in the process of
establishing a roster of qualified social work
sessional instructors and invites applications from
those qualified to teach additional social work
courses in the curriculum and in time, to develop
and supervise field placements.

Candidates for these positions must possess an
MSW or BSW and graduate degree in a cognate
applied discipline as well as extensive social work
practice experience. The closing date for
applications is March 8, 2002, If you are interested
in teaching one or more of the above listed courses

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KITSUMKALUM

BAND COUNCIL

Notice To Kitsumkalum Band Members

i Community Meetings have been scheduled to deal with

Minister Nault and proposed changes to the Indian Act.
The meetings will take place at the Kitsumkalum
Community Hall and all Band Members are encourages
lo attend,

Meeling Schedule:
Saturday, March 2nd = Sam:4pm Decision Makin

Saturday, March 16th = 9am-dpm Northwest Tribd Treaty

Please call Chief Diane Collins at 635-6177
for further information.

The Harcourts
Kevin & Marg

from Saskatchewan

In Concert
Bringing you a

“Tribute to
the Past”

Tributes to Don Williams, Charlie
Pride, Hank Williams and many ae
other of your favourte country artists Tom he post .

Good harmonies, tow volume, non-smoking.

Terrace Elks Club (2822 Tetrault st)- Wed. Feb, 7

All concerts start at 7:30 pm
Admission: Adults $7,50,,Families $20
All tickets available’ at the door.

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to announce the appointment of Greg Smith to the
position of Manager of Business Development, In
this capacity, Greg will oversee the delivery of
business produdss such as assisting prospective
entrepreneurs in Business Plan research, Market
Plan research, accessing and leveraging capital,
issuing small business loans, and providing
aftercare and capacity building support.

Greg comes to Skeena Native Development
Society with 20 years professional expertise in the
forest private sector and is a Certified Management
Accountant, Greg is Haisla from Kitamaat Village,
and is a member of the Beaver Clan.

Norike at 638-8529. www.mytltica

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Church of Jesus Christ Latter
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from 7-10 p.m.

TERRACE SCRABBLE
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