The Herald, Friday. August 17. 1979, Page 3 *@

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‘ —— student’ ¥ ufacture ¢ duc toward BCIT diploma programs and said anyone
H — by Linda Purschke . _ improve the student’s ability to read and study manufacture of forest products and related topics will '" p progr’ ny

: Students at Norihwest Community College, along technical information niore effectively will begin begin Sept. 6. : wishing further information can contact him at the
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vith other northern colleges, will get an opportunity to Sept. 2. a | . _ . A course entitled Mining, which will discuss topics Northwest Community College at 635-6511.
participate in courses normally only available to A course described as “a practical examination of of concern to the industry, begins Sept. 7. : ' ED
students’ at the British Columbia Institute of the basic procedures and functions of construction On Oct. 4, Refresher Modules for Graduate Nurses
Technology (BCIT) Vancouver campus when live company departments,” entitled Construction Ad- will be offered. This series of modules will discuss the
televised courses will be broadcasthere in September. mitlstration, will begin Oct.3. latest medical findings in a variety of areas.

' “We're going to be using a new technology in, Forest utilization,. an introduction to the Karlsen said some courses are available for credit

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faisen, nance cducston coordnanr te tie [> | pit ipl it i ;
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| Kies tate steston coodir fr tH 1 rice | Hospital employees sit in ;
2 Karlsen explained that six courses, three daytime aN : i ;
| gals cing wud be bane Bb JS | SEAMS RCA: Sekine a kta as
specially equipped classrooms at Northwest, via Anik- N EWS naimo Regional General regulations’ disallowing hospital, said the employees
- Beatellite : Hospital condnued a sit-in in housekeeping employees are involved in an illegal sit-
» . . | Anik-B allows two-way communications. and *&= ~~" the cafeteria Thursday while from talking to each other as_ in and the grievances should _
Karlsen said. students will be abletoask questionsasif | Terrace RCMP report waiting for a labor relations additional reasons for the have been solved through a
a they were sitting in a Jecture room by using a long. Wayne Robert Brown  goard ruling on a grievance protest. . mo grievance procedure, ; .¥
: distance phone-system that will be beamed off the faces charges of im- yer the suspension of a 60- | “Housekeeping staff are . rn
satellite, «+ °° _ paired ‘driving ban year-old cleaner. hoeptiai not allowed to talk and they at’ ae union ferrenene a
ourses: said- mn ss riving with a bloo Services at the hosptia ve orders not to discuss: ives began
the an ogtaphival id Karlsen, n po chosen ito bridge aleohor content over the werectitback but not totally business with any nurse or a hospital official and ut
© geographical’ gap between spec : : ; . closed as the workers, even among themselves,'' members of the labor boar "
that are available-in the Lower Mainland, but hard’ to eid the charges - members of the Hopital Endres. sald Wednesday. Bb
‘et here.” ts . es . " . in
6 One auch course fs Careers in the Hospitality pod were the resus motor mtenbera to some key soa Tt" in
Tourism Indus an introduction to the jobs { » Baia: d -
available in the ind istry which will begin Oct, 1, Kleanza Creek Thursday yeti are vorvitee hove ene. PINE MUSHROOM
Reading and Study Skills, a course intended to and said Brown and two cy since Tuesday and all
. ; companions were found ‘¢lective surgery was can- ; - PICKERS
e _ on the side of the road celled Thursday. ‘ __. We pay cash
pe _ hear the vehicle. | Employees from house- . . for Pine Mushrooms I,
Police report a vehiele’~ keeping, dietary, medical
. eo ; - °° gtolen from. fhe Price- records and malntenance Loe . 00 :
To ‘3 - wot : Skeena. parking - jot were protesting . the : ‘ $
: tere . Wednesda Was ‘Suspension of'a cleaner who . © -per Ib,
to come NOPth win sees ame | 636-3100 ccs |
oti gt “oo "gavel pit outside o oom Phone 635-7241 I
WHITEHORSE . (CP). —. the Cariada of the north arid Prince’ Rupert. Police orate ation Pete E _._ Phone _ for detatls i * oo |

: : ; der Pete Endres

There 1 tragle “ironj.. tonmalive penpes.” said the vehicle was left Union Tender Pele En
especially for northern  ‘‘The Denipster is the ith the keys i
Canadians, in the. death ‘realization of ‘Mr. Diefen-— the inattien and was — —
Thureda ¥ ot John ‘George. pared vision and {t8 taken between 8 to 10 os 7 fF
oline former ‘COnskiVallve tribute tel hin, Bop eat . p.m. Police said there are 7 a 7 > ae
peime minister was due to” Chris Pearson,.Yukon 0 suspects at this time. MP _ ;

. artive in beet rage. capital government leader noted . : so a | . ,
today to participate “in the the enbaker was the” -, ;
official open eat the: prime’ mlister to say College ; /

Regional District of |:

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a Ay, a” that the sprawling territory . “ a

j project’ initldfed "by hig’ north’ g€ the Goch ‘parallel aa

government 2)” years. § sets fall
"_fourced' ‘program, an ac: programs

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fro dh... Celerated road conatreuion” # 7“ Kitimat-Stikine: oo oo. ad
in the Yukon 14" thé’: projett, resulted” in ‘the Northwest “Community By-law. No. a an 7 FN
N.W.T., the figpt all-eeaion. Bullding”of 2.600 miles of top- se ae ‘No. 115 rae as J. Es te
land lick to ihe Avetie, was grade highway in the Yukea College plans for the fall . _ Schedule "A" 0 = ap Ee

Bef oot a . —— a ™

launched in 1959 as part of over 10 years,
Diefenbaker's “northern Northerners had eagerly Program are now un-
vision.” awaited the &-year-old Die- TWAy. _
Since then, lie has become fenbaker's arrival to take | Kathy Mueller, co-
a folk hero in the north, the. part intheceremony,ashad ordinator for community
ranking politician from any government officials anxious education, said both day
party, a man loved and toaddahumantouchtethe and evening classes will ;
respected perhapa more so program. be offered in Terrace,
than anywhere ise in the Epp had extended the in- “During the month of ; . {
country for his deter- vitation some weeks ago. - August we are looking for - |
mination. t9 open up the "You won't find a fing not ug " an tege: = fre duane ui Ns
ab Eesthar ete “ <fiving at half mast and you'd "both, odpetrue tors ands a hot Mo pana ed
Jake Epp; "rattilbter of "be hard-pressed’ to ‘find’ a ©’ ideas ‘for.courses: which FR aide att aguse
dian and northern affairs, single person who would say meet the needs of the ;
in the midst of a northern anything against Mr. people of Terrace,” said

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tour highlighted by the high: Diefenbaker,” sald Pearson. Mueller. fom an ;
way opening, said Thursday " Diefenbaker said in a Mueller asked anyone’ = “<
that Diefenbaker had made recent interview that his interestedin requesting a on
“an historic contribution to northern vision program had course or sharing skills to mo 7
s been ridiculed at the time by her at Northwest so fear] Coy
Didn * the Liberal opposition who phone her at Northwes an
berated him for trying to COmmunity College . ifm |
“build roads from igloo to * ‘ ;
turn -_ssigo."" whe Sitgy = ae Lous
ed " northern re! (ven fe of fe, °

oO ) er _  Gevelopment to speed ahead, WEATH ER . i rs rhe <\ : cept : b °

h k especially in the area of we * ~ Mas a ant [coon [raepy enee Ses
Cc. €e. natural rence i : _ a sone | aff . a , on NY [ '

ublic ‘orka Minister . “a toe me soe y id 1 or aT oe i) ae au 1. . . -

BREMERTON, Wash. Eric Nielgen, who has Terrace weather office’ CO gs dd Dc | | . ; we fT ‘ °o *
(AP) - A five-year-old San represented the Yukon for 20 predicts today’s weather VE H hl in { nna a _ . f e
Diego ba: was savagely years, said he plans to attend should be clo d ith z we /| , = AY an sty | ve ebed ina] sae on nw ih fd 1, . =
stacked by an ote and the highway opening sunny periods. ‘tu y WI Z A : : pr ae an “m as ~ , iy co renee es 12 : aut &
more than 200 stitches. ts Ottaws, ore cerning Highs are expected to Me 7 eh Bea Tetlewp

The Washington depart funeral. with or o alin 0 Tea

Epp isalsoexpectedto cut With lows ng to 13 3 :

ment of fish and game set : ’
rape for the otter, which short his tour. . degrees.
wil fe experts Bay could — — ,

ave been a- female : . .
protecting her ‘pups or a THE DISTRICT OF TERRACE
eranky, old male which had f° ; ‘

been Irritated by barkin . —_ : 7 .
dog. The anal remains a VOTER REGISTRATION
carn, tte | MUNICIPAL ELECTION

‘ faahington. .

The “Munictpal Act’ requires that all eligible persons
‘must file a voter regisiration form with thd Municipal
N EED Clerk, on or before 4:10 p.m., August 31st, 1979,
: providing they have not already done so, In order to be
ADVICE eligible to vote in the 1979 municipal election.

ON YOUR If you are:

a) 19 years of age or over, or will be 19 years of age,
prior to Novernber 37th, 1979; .

W
H A . b) a Canadian citizen or Sritish subject; ;
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C)a resident of Canada for twelve months, and In the
S . Province of British Columbia for the past six months:

I; d) a resident of the Disirict of Terrace for the past
’ Ss | three months;

and were not registered on the 1979 Interim List of Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine

Electors a3 a municipal voter In the District of

N A Terrace, yov are eligible to complete the required
M voter registration form, which may be obtalned at the B Y- LAW N 0 1 1 5
E Municipal Bullding, 3215 Eby Street, Terrace, B.C. ' #

, The Munlelpal Aci’ further makes provision for the: Notice to the taxpayers of the Thornhill, Lakelse Lake, over the specified area and the District of Terrace. The
See Our corporations a8 voters sub|ect to cortein vestelations New Remo, Old Remo, Usk, Jackpine Flats, Copperside, present cost sharing arrangement Is on the basis of
For further information concerning the ellgibility and Spring Creek, Deep Creek, Dutch Valley, Kieanza Creek population and requires a one-third contribution from the
registration of nonresident and corporate voters, and Gossan Creek areas. Specified Area and two-thirds contribution from the

BUSINESS please contéct the antices i ine District ot Terrace, a District of Terrace.

t ocated In the Municipal Building, 3215 Eby street, This is to inform the residents of the area outlined on the ,
DIRECTORY Taéreace, B.C., telephone 625-6911. map, that the Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine Intends |

The 1979 Interim Ilst of electors is avallable far th-- to amend the cost sharing by-law, with the District of The new cost sharing arrangement will allow participation
spection at the District Office, Monday through Terrace, for the Terrace-Arena-Swimming Pool Complex, on the basis of assessment to a maximum mill rate to be
on Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. In order that the net operational costs of the aforemen- specified when the contract for service Is entered into. The

ER Hallsor tloned facilities be apportioned on the basis of assessment contract for service will be renewable every three years.
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