Dave Bax
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Provincial Opposition
Leader Dave Barrett will
have a busy day next
Saturday before he
comes to the NDP Con-
stituency Dinner-Dance. '

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WEATHER

Today's weather should be
cloudy with periods of rain in
the morning, lightening to
showers in the afternoon.
Highs about 15, lows near 10.
Friday's weather should be
doudy.

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SPEEDERS TO
MEET POLICE

Motorists travelling in the vicinity of the
Caletiania Senior Secondary School during
seheol hours are meeting patrols by highway
palrol members of the Terrace RCMP detach-
Sr@i1E,

Residenls of the area say they are being
aubjected te the sounds of squealing tires and
roaring engines during the school lunch hour.

fame 50 drivers have been issued traffic
snolation notices in the last ten days, said Sgt.
Jim Gillespie of the local detachment.

Viciators are not necessarily students, and
mare often the visitors picking up the students,
be said. .

The police view the problem as serious
tecause of the number of elementary students
attending schools in the neighborhood.

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School
election
coming

Four schoo] board trustees
In School District 88, in-
Guding Chairman Jack
Cook, are up for re-election
on Saturday Nov. 17.

Elaine Johnson of Terrace,
John Babcock of Hazelton,
and Darleen Cornell of
Stewart are the other three
trustees whose two year
terms will soon expire.
While no definite com-
mitments have been made,
early indications are that at
least Cook and Babcock will
be seeking additional terms,
Nominations for the
positions close Monday, Oct,

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TERRACE

The Herakt Thursday, September 27, 1979, Page 3

School board briefs

Al Tuesday evening's
meeting of the School
District 88 board of trustees,
Elaine Johnson presented a
set of guidelines for
education.

The pamphlet, entitled
Philosophy and Goals of
Education, purports to set
the standard for local
education. A motion to adept
the guidelines was defeated
by a vote of 3-2, pending
further study.

It will be expensive, but
school board trustees ob-
viously feel it will be worth
the cost, They gave ap-
proval for 30 pupils from
Caledonia Senior Secondary
to travel to Italy in late
March.

The students wiil each pay
an average of $1,350 for the
Media Study Tour. They will
depart Terrace on March 25,
arrive in Rome on March 27,
and return on April 10. The
purpose of the trip is to giva
students an opportunity to
travel to Italy and thus be
exposed to the Italian culture
and tradition.

Caledonia will need a new
computer. The old unit is
quickly running down, and
engineers estimate it has two
years of use left at the outset.

So the board will con-
template spending an ad-

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