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THE HILLSIS LONELY
BY LILLIAN BECKWITH
ARROW BOOKS

_ Lilian Beckwith's doctor
prescribed a rest. To follow his
orders, she advertised for a
quiet home lo share. From ihe
few wha replied, Lillian chose to
stay with Morag, an elderly
lady living alone in a seaside
croft on the Hebrides.

With a wry wit well suited to
her subject, Lilllan Beckwith
described her dismay when she
reached Morag’s home after a
rugged crossing from the

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Terrace Library,

Mainlandin a raging sea in total
darkness, She plunges
wholeheartedly into living as
the iskanders do making the best
of few comforts, inclement
weather, and rare com-
munucation. Finally; she is so
taken by the pleasures of simple
living she buys a home of her
own near Morag. This results in
asecond book, A Rope - In Case,
which continues the story of life
on this sea scrubbed island.

Both books offer a change of
reading subject wrilten with
dour humor.

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School: Work Experience Program

The Government today ap-
proved changes in the Public
Schools Act Regulations
allowing 15 year-old pupils to
participate in’ on-the-job work
experience programs while still
enrolled al school.

Work experience programs
give students who desire and
need them the opportunily to
explore the world of work and
develop their individual

vocational interests while still.

attending school part of the
lime. . :

The new regulations follow
amendments to legislation,
passed earlier in the year,
which make paruicipating
students elegible for assistance
under the Workers’ Com-

“pensation Acl providing the

agreenient to work is signed by
the sludent,' a parent, a
representative of the school and
the employer. Does

Such students are exempted

from (he Minumum Wage Act.»

One of the terms imposed by all
such agreements is that the job
security of ather employees will
not be affected.

The Honourable Eileen

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f life and breath.

Dailly, Minisler of Education,
announced the new regulations
this morning. She said that
since one of the purposes of the
public schools must be to help

students prepare for em-
ployment which is satisfying as-

well as financially successful,
the schools should arrange
aclual on-the-job experience,
under controlled conditions, for
those who can benefit from .it.

“These ‘students ‘will spend
part of their Ume-in class and

part al work,"' Mrs, Dailly said,

“Coming al an age when
students’ potential for dropping

-oul is high, the part-time work |
experience will-help keep them

atlached to their school so thal
they can continue their
education,” she added. ‘'The
increasing

demands increasing complexity
of sociely and the world of work
demands increasingly better
educated citizens and em-
ployees, and this is an excellent
way to gel them.” uO

The Minister said that in
school districts where work

complexity. of |
sociely and the world of work |

experience programs have been

offered in past years, they have,

helped pupils get an early un-
derstanding of the relalionship
between education and job
success, develop personality,
acquire good work habits and
broaden their understanding of
the occupational world,
From. the schools’ stand-
point the programs tend to help
lhem to relate academic and
vocational training to job
requirements and provide an
avenue by which the schoels can
help meet: community needs.
The employers benefit from
having ‘carefully selected part-
lime employees available who
have the potential to become

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Cancer Facts |

SMOKING'S MANY
DRAWBACKS

Most everyone will admit that
smoking is bad for their health,

But a smoker also pays for
this habit in terms of loss of seli-
respect in that he finds himeself
dictated to by a three-inch
cylinder of shredded tobacco
leaf. Just as many smokers
have quit the cigarette habit
just ta rid themselves af
*tobacea slavery” as have quit
for reasons of health.

At an ‘initial meeting of a
smoking withdrawal clinic, 4
psychiatrist dumbfounded the
participants by telling them:
“Wot one of you really wants to
stop smoking, otherwise none of
you would be here now. You
would have stopped smoking
long ago.”

He then explained that as long
as smoking was considered
altractive in some way and that
giving up involved sacrifice, the
imer conilict which resulted
prevented a person from giving
up the habit.

Until one learns to hate the

habit for all the misery it can.

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Wedding

Mr, and Mrs. Leonard
Phillips wish ta announce the
forthcoming marriage of thcir
daughter Deborah Anne to
David Brien Wentzill, |The
wedding will take place
November 9, 1974 at 3 p.m. in
the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's
Witnesses at 2822 Tetrault
Street, Terrace, B.C,

Marriages After G4

Thera are some 35,000 mar-
riages every year in the United
States of persons ubove the age
of 64. Reasons given for taking
the step Include lave as well as
companionship and economy,

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NOTICE OF POLL

School District No. 88 (Skeena-Cassiar)

.. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to the electors of the Schaol District
aforesaid that a poll has become necessary at the election now pending,
and that | have granted such poll; and, further, that the persons duly
election, for whom only votes will be

-Inthe District Municipality of Terrace and Terrace Rural Voting Area:

FOR TWO YEAR TERM:

Surname OtherNames Position: Term Res Address Occupation

ORR

BOYLE

BREWER Dennis Wesley a ry

HARRISON Nan Georgina a Nn
Nancy as “"

James Patrick Trustee 2 years 4626 Munthe Ave. Sales
Terrace, B.C.
, 4012 Anderson St. Manager
‘Terrace, B.C.
4620 Hillcrest Ave. Housewife

Manager

Terrace, B.C,

4806 Vealsh Ave, Homemaker

Terrace, B.C.

FOR ONE YEAR TERM: ~~

Surname Other Names Position Term.

Res Address Occupation

| Such pall will be opened at.

Voting Area,

himself accordingly.

SHERIDAN ‘Daniel Gray

‘TINDALL’ Michael William ; «

Ciarence Michiel Elecmentar

St., Terrace, 8.C. ;
~ Thornhill Elementary School, 940 Clark Road, T

The Residence of Mr. & Mrs, A.A. Emery, Cedervale, BC. Bc.

=

cook = John Edward Trustee J year 4814 Park Ave, Manager
. ce ae - Terrace, B,C. ;
LA PLANTE Otelia Marie wm. 9623 Eby St.‘ Hausewife
- a ee . + Terrace, B.C,

MABBETT: Raymond Lyle ow f°. 4644 Seott Ave. Chief. X-ray
- a Terrace, B.C. Tech

ROY Margaret Vivian + ti” 4926 Lazelle Ave. Housewife
"-‘ . Terrace, B.C.
3908 Marshall Or. Camputor .

Terrace, B.C, Machine
wane o Operator
we: 4114 Skoglund St. Salesman.

+ ° Terrace, B.C,

¥ School Auditorium, 3430 Sparks

for elactors in the District Municipality of Terrace and Terrace Rurat

- onthe 16th day of November, 1974, betwean the hours af 8:00 4.m and 8:00
p.m. of which every person is hereby required to take notice and govern

..Given under my hand at Terrace, B.C. this 29th day of October, 1974

AJ, Mecoll
Returning Officer

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