“it was great! i really

enjoyed, the speakers ; their

openness... and. their

willirignesé ‘tb- share. ex-.

ences and . knowledge.””

“Such were the responses of

women who attended the

Monday evening three-hour

{‘Women and "Work" ‘séssion
; in: ‘Tetrace |

returning to-work sponsored.

by the Canada Employment
. Centre. -

21 comparison io the first:
session, “School's out. . What
Next?'", the..women were .

older. _ They ; included’.

of:

‘komemakers,
’ No. matter, what the.p

situation, common reaatlona),
of fear of failure, guilt about .

‘concerning: .

-The'turnout for the Wornen and Work seminars sponsored. by the =
_ Canada Employment Cenire has heen good. as can. be’ seen. In thls .
-. Karen Grant photo. .

- Seminars ate ‘workdng:

‘women, as, well as students.
personal

family needs, amazement at.
a successful job interview

and renewed. confidence,

through pald work well done,
were shared ‘between .the
guest speakers. and -Par-
ticipants.

il Farkvam. told of her
difficulties and: triumphs-in

juggling, college ‘attendance :.

and famally. irene ‘dohng0g

ete

eit pea) Ny “als:

>The winhersat: our. “Kitimat: Prince Rupert: Terrace t short

story contest have: been‘chosen.. “the $25 .prize fo the begt

stories regionally, have: heett awarded tO sce 4
é Barbara (iMuomi-ohidierrace, ot helt Galen
Robin EngenlehMitinat! Secondary Category "1.
Paul ‘Gustafson of Prince. Rupert - - Elementary. Category
‘In Terrace, book-prizes:have also been ‘awarded to. Ina
Jean Wightman and Elaine Edwards in the adult category's:

Trish Philpot, Tom. Coulter and Sandra

Coulter in the

secondary category and Debble Varga, Shelley | Nordstrom

and Andy Davis in the:

elementary .. category.

..[tisa common thing to say, but very true in the case of this

story contest; that choosing recipients for prizes wad.a very,
difficult job. Several ottier fine stories are, unfortunately; .
we would like very much to

; unrecognized, However,
oan ated and hope that you. enjoyed.

thank all those who participa

writing your stories as mpch as wi enjoy reading tier Ni
would like their

- Those in Terrace whos

sorlesrrebrngacn,

them should contact the library any time next week,.
‘The National Book Festival draws to a close this weekend,
On Saturday at L.p. m. we will be entertaining children in the

Library Arts Roorn.

Those attending will be treated to:a skit

entitled “Going Batty.” After the presentation there will be a

deaw made for several Alli

gator Pie Calendars, These

brightly Mustrated calendars should be-:very ‘popular with

Dennis: Lee fans. Everyone is welcome to come: cand. join in

the festivities.

A: better deal

VICTORIA (UPC) _
British Calumbia
schoolteachers with
grievances against the
system, and school. trustees
whose pay ig limited to $2,000

a year, got a better deal
Thursday’ when Education: -

Minister Brian Smith ‘in-

-troduced amendments.to the . -/
School Act in the provincial |

legislature.

“The proposed amend. .

ments will provide increased

informality in the grievance .

and appeal procedures,
while at the same time

protecting: the rights- of

teachers;’” he-said.

‘The changes will also ive
the government authority to
pay “trustees what, it thinks
they’ are worth —

oa

‘enreer or
prepared: “to,
supporting; This dynariie currently goes up to

career when relocating; .

(iIBRARY BROWSING) Siete

(by ED. CURELL’ and MARIA YOUNG ~ and suggested how to, choose

- the best card: for. ‘your

‘Thursday, May 15 from 7 to

week.

“Herald Staf t Writer
Kitwanga ~ Blementary-
. Junior Secondary School will,

not everyone | Is... pleased

about this, -
At the last. ‘school board.

This . will .gervice

to take'a bus ilo Hazelton

band ‘sald’ ‘the “students are”
' tired * from:.'the®

days. <
‘The ‘Kitwatiga’ “sehioot

davised of the ‘need, to. be.-
“to “be. self--

arid humourous . Indy was and there ia-a high
suddenly ‘confronted with . rate: after’ this.” ‘Quock : at-
widowhood:..and “had ‘to tes.this to the. long bus
surmount the need 19 work ‘‘yida" ind ‘to homesickness
and. deal with personal ° when students board:out of

tragedy. © -town to. attend echoo!.
-Acyoung mother’ and ° “When, students move “to
secretary, Anne Miller, “another town. to take grade:

disruptions in family and first. time living away | from
home, said. may
difficulties with childcare” stay two or three tronghs but

and her.awakening to union “many move-honie after: ‘that, . grade

issues’ as. Rend relate’ ‘to becausi

they
women a

pet

1 By CARLA WILSON up

meeting, the trustees voted, ;
-to to implerl grade.1] in the.

srudents in, the - ‘Kitwancool, :

_and the Kitwanga: bands. ..”:.:
Students . currently -at- - school.

tending grade 11.or 12 have

_ every day; this tr isover an ",
hour. each ‘way. - a
atare, "Quock, ’ teprésen-

tative for’. te: Kitwancool’.. |
. the younger ones. Ted Wells; ”
bus-. ride...
"before: school. ‘slarts for: the

vote op there haven’t been any” more.
* problems. with ‘this, school”

ade 10"

op-out
* parents” in’ the. Kitwanga’.
‘ band are opposed to gradé 11 |

diseouraged trying to’ 0’ sgpt

_ tolife in a new an and. different
. city. ; Copa

fet grade 11 next year, but .

Quock is sienned ‘the:
higher ‘grade will be offered
and said it will penefit the.

Students... ee

However, barry “Moore,
the chief counsellor.for the -
Kitwanga (Gitwangak) band :.

ee 11. atthe

“Moore doesn’t want a htgn’,
school ‘combined : with . ati;

- elemeritary school because’
‘he belleves the bad habits of ,

older. childreti will influence" *

secretary-treasurer. .of. the
school . board. répifes that:

than with anywhere else. .
The: majority .of' the”

in the. school, Moore . said.’

However, | Wells’ ‘gaid several,

parents. from ‘the Kitwanga
band, have ‘spoken with him’.

and are:ve much in. favor,
discussed dealing with the 1} ‘and°12, it’s usually ’their-‘ of af ee

its: me al rales

The getigo] will be offering .
the bas

requirements . for

611; Moora said this is;
not. ‘enous

y O' ver

elec € pourses. 5. offered a8

well, “children
Wells cgaid the board is. raising the Bade Ie level thoy

very. interested in the .

in: ie i De ee

Lays Sk yall wed
th i i

grade 12

and
>the students soon.

at t the

] iz : Bavarian San | sabe |

featuring.

Mey 9, ils Pea?

take. Quock hopes.
supports eS 12 will he nem

_ Larrissa . ‘Parwick, : : the

instructor at’ ‘the ‘college,
urged support for-better and:
more childcare’ facilities; .

children, Mary Murphy. of <
Shopper’s © Drug - Mart:
deinonstrated make-up with.
apecific advise for wame!
work,

“The women also cused
their experiences and. needs
with each other, ~the
speakers: and coungellors.
Films dealing’ with daycare...
and working situations were:
also viewed. ©. :

“This is my second: session 3

Vl coine again,” was one..
woman's reaction at the end

of the evening, sf
of 4
ua

whch ree
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10.p.m.. The Canada Em-
ployment Centre invites any
interested women to attend.
Transportation & childcare
are provded, just call. 635-.
7134 before 4:30 during the

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