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the city on Hwy16 is gradual-
ly taking shape as drill
machines lead the way. It’s
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paving program which will ©
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Another Year
2000 forum set
for next month

TERRACE — Another forum.

for parents on the Year 2000
changes to the school system is
scheduled for Oct. 26 and 27.

A similar forum was held last
January to explain some of the
changes, and school district of-
ficials said parents clearly need
more information about the
changes.

Parents will be able to ques-
tion a ministry speaker at the
evening forum, which is to take.
place at 7 p.m. on Friday, Oct.
26. A full- day-long seminar is
also being organized for in-
terested parents, set for 9 a.m.
to 3 p.m, Saturday, Oct. 27,

Officials are asking interested
parents to pre-register for the
seminar by calling the school
district office.

Teacher
‘turnover
15 per cent

Teacher turnover in the
school district was about 15 per
cent of total staff over the sum-
mer, according to assistant
schools superintendent Mar-
shall Bergsma.

“T can remember in the dark
ages when we used to have a
much higher turnover. than
that,'? he commented.

A total of 52 teachers are
completely new to the district,
Bergsma added. Almost all
empty postings have now been
filled.

But he said the search is con-
tinuing for music teachers for
the district. ‘There is a general
shortage of music teachers
across the district,'’ he said.
Only one of four vacant music
teacher positions have been fill-
ed in the district, he added,
despite cross-country advertis-
ing.

Quake
_ money
arrives

Victoria is giving School
District 88 an extra $24,700 to
assess how well local school
would stand up in an earth-
quake.

The selsmic study money —
allocated for all school districts
in the province — was set aside
by Victoria after last year’s ma-
jor earthquake in San Fran-
cisco,

B.C.’s coast is an earthquake
zone, but the most vulnerable

part of the province is believed *

to be sea-level Lower Mainland

communities, ‘such as Riche —

mond.

Back to
the table

School board negotiators and
representatives of the Terrace
District Teachers’ Association
are back at the bargaining table
this weekend to resume contract
talks,

The teachers’ contract ran

out. July 1, and only three minor

clauses in the collective agree-
ment have been signed off.
Talks have not yet begun on
salary increases,

Both sides

have issued

lengthy lists of changes ‘they .f

want to the language in the con-
tract. Meetings to date have
mainly involved each side ex-
plaining its requested changes to
the other side, with little actual
negotiating going on.

“The TDTA bargaining team
is committed to an attempt to
achieve a peacefully negotiated
settlement,’’ says the union’s
latest bulletin to members,

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For Live music from tap name bands,. the lively spot in town is Gig!'s
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Monday to Saturday. Gigi's Pub is on Katum St. at the new Terrace Inn.

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5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. ln Augie’
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