PAGE 2, THE HERALD, Friday, July 7, 1978

_ Job opportunities

«Further deiails on the Registered Nurse - $1124

following jobs are to be month, Terrace. Care of
obtained by calling the patients in ICU maintenance
Terrace office of the Canada nf equipment. Responsible
Employment Centre at 635- to head nurse. Shift work 6
7138. percent VP. Room and

Hoard provided at cast.

*

Millwright - TWA rate.
Terrace. Permanent full
time. General duties In local
mill - shift work involved.

Boker - $7.00 per hour to
start. Terrace. Permanent

Executive Secretary - $1,000
month. Terrace. Typing 60
wpm, filing, transcribing,
shorthand month end
reports, exp with public.

full time. Must have ex-
perience. .

Cook - §3.00 hour. Terrace,
Dining Room Waltress - $3.75 Cooking and some clean-up.
per hour. jTerrace. : rer Shift work.
manent. full. time. x.
perience preferred. soe uty Merhanic

Temporary fuil time (2 %

Walter-Waltress - $3.25 per months). Certified HD
hour. Terrace. Permanent Mechanic Heavy Equipment
full-time. Over 19 years of repalr. .

age. Stock work, cash
register and balancing

{ Clerk Typist - $893.00 per
ordering,

month, Terrace, Per-
manent full time. Must have
General Office Clerk - DOE

$3.50 hour, Terrace. Per- office experience.
manent full time. Invoicing
through a cardex inventory Radiator Repairman -

system, Accurate typing. Negotiable salary DOE.

Terrace. Permanent - full
time, Must have experience
or related radiator ex-
perience. Some light

mechanic work.

TV & Radio Repairperson -
$800 per month to start.
Prince Rupert. Permenant
fulltime, Good knowledge of
repairs especially radio,
Drivers licence preferred.

Child Care Supervisor - $160
week. Terrace, Permanent
fulltime. Must be regislered
nurse or have successfully
completed to early childhood
education cou.

‘Filers - 1,W.A, rate.
Terrace. Permanent full
time. General duties in local
mill. Must have saw fil ar
saw fitter experience.

Registered Nurse - Cilnic -
$5.90 hour. Terrace. On call
only - for relief and for
emergencies. To assist in
clinic.

Computer Operator - $350 -
$1200 mo. DOE. Terrace.
Permanent fulltime, Must
he experienced on IBM
System 32 - Must be IBM
trained. Operate 3741
Keypunch,

Manager-Suprv. - Stereo
Dept. DOE. Permanent fvll
time. Must have retail salvs
experience knowledgable
about stereo .cquipment,
Musthavegood
management skills.

Babysitter - $7-10 day DOE.
Terrace, Care of 1 new baby.

No other duties. Provide
own transport. 2 letters of
reference.

SDE DOO iE OED ony Lod

Tougher for youths |
to get welfare now

VICTORIA (CP} — “My feeling is that youths
Human Resources Minister who are living away from
Bill Vander Zaim's decision home and on welfare will be
to make it tougher for 16 to forced back to their homes
18-year-oldas to obtain where they (parents) will
welfare met with mixed have some sort of control,”
reaction Thursday. Gregory said.

Victoria police chief Jack He said there will be the
Gregory welcomed the odd youth who might turn to
decision, saying it willforce helt to maintain his in-
more teenagers to move dependence once welfare is
back home, where they will cut, but the majority will
come under tighter parental return to their familles,
control. “] really think that forcing

Hugh Miller, spokeaman them backtotheirhomesis a
for the British Columbia ‘good move," he said.
Association of Social ae ;
Workers, said, however, the
decision will have little ef-
fect because it doesn't really
constitute much of change in
policy.

MLA . Rosemary Brown
(NDP—Vancouver-
Burrard),
her party's human resources
critic, said Wednesday she is
opposed to the move because
Vander Zalm was acting ina
highly arbitrary manner,
when all decisions should be
based solely on need.

Vander Zalm said that
giving social assistance to
teen-egers only encourages
them to leave home when

Mth, 1978.

the Prince

deoates involved in family i association, Amalgamated Construction
§ Association in Vancouver, and the Bulkley
EXPLAINS DECISION a Valley-Lakes District Construction

He said, however, that ifs
young person has become
destitute after leaving a
home with irrevocable
domestic problems, or after
a period of independent
employment, he could still
be eligible for benefits.

But except for emergency
cases, regional human re-
sources officers now must
seek approval for Victoria to
dispense welfare money to
youths 16 to 19.

Miller said that, generally,
this has been the policy of the
ministry for a long time.

He said that, in the past,
social assistance has been
given to youths only in the
most extreme of cir-
cumstances. °

"Franky, I think it’s just a ”
case of the minister making
it appear he Is being very
hardnosed when there really
isn’t any change in policy,”’
Miller said,

Association.

m= Bond at

FEW INVOLVED

Vander Zalm said Wed-
nesday that only about 100
under-198 were collecting
welfare when be introduced
the change In policy about a
month ago and most of uhese
have returned to their
parents or fourid jobs,

Gregory said most youths
recelving welfare were
living inflats and second and
third rate hotels, and many
have come to the atlentlon of
police because of possible
criminal activity.

The

40 wpm typing. Must have

DISTRICT OF TERRACE
INVITATION TO TENDER
Library Addition

i Sealed Tenders marked “Tender for the
i District of Terrace Library Addition” will
! be received at the office of the Municipal
Administrator up to 4:00 p.m. (P.S.T.) July §

| Contract documents may be examined at &
George
Association, Prince Rupert Construction
a Association, Terrace-Kitimat Construction

Contract documents may be obtained at the
District of Terrace Administration Office,
a No. 5 - 3215 Eby Street, Terrace, B.C, on or
after June 23, 1978, upon deposit of $25.00
which is refundable on return of the
documents in good condition within one |
month from the date of tender opening.

All tenders must be accompanied by a Bid
Deposit Bond or Certified Cheque endorsed §
to the District of Terrace for ten percent (10 |
percent} of the amount of the Bid, which
will be forfeited if the party tendering fails
‘to enter into the contract when requested &
= within thirty (30) days.
bidder will be required to exchange this for j
a fifty percent (50 percent) Performance
signing of

A complete fist of sub-trades shall ac- &
company tenders. The District reserves the
right to reject any sub-trades as submitted
and accept the next lowest sub-trade price. §

lowest or any fender will nof §
i necessarily be accepted, but all bidders will &
be notified within 30 days after the close of

fender of the results of this tendering.

E.R. HALLSOR, ADMINISTRATOR
DISTRICT OF TERRACE

No, 5 - 3215 Eby Street ji
TERRACE, B.C. V8G 2X6

Pension fund buys
B.C. Tel stock

VICTORIA (CP) —

Premier Bill Bennett said

today he doesn’t agree with
Finance Minister Evan
Wolfe’s decision to use the
government's public service
superannuation fund to buy
an additional block of or-
dinary shares of the British
Columbia Telephone Co,

Bennett told reporters that
if the decision had been up to
him, he wouldn't have made
the purchase.

He said if he was running
the pension fund he probably
would not deal with common
stock, but would prefer more
secure investments.

Wolfe said in Vancouver on
Wednesday that the fund
picked up 200,391 ordinary
shares under a June 9 rights
offering to B.C. Tel
shareholders. The total
number of B.C, Tel shares
held by the government now
is 1.2 million.

Wolfe sald the purchase,
authorized by cabinet, was
made on a recommendation
by the pension fund in-
yestment committee ‘‘to
enhance investments in B.C,
Tel already held by the
superannuation fund.”
WOLFE'S DECISION

Harry Turner, deputy
commissioner of the
superannuation branch, said
today, however, that the
power to make decisions on
such investments resta with
stlely with Wolfe.

Wolfe said the purchase
was made because “it was

Construction

The successful |

contract.

JUNE 23, 1978

,

too sound a deal to pass up.”’

“We would have been
erlticlzed for not taking
advantage of it,” he said.

New Democratic Party
house leader Bill King noted,
however, that Bennett said
during the 1975 election
campaign that a Social
Credit government would
sell the B.C. Tel shares and
use the money for social
servi

ces.

Bennett said today there is
a big difference between the
government buying stock
and the
pension fund buying stock.

Asked if that merely was a
distinction without a dif-
Bennett sald his
government has no iatention
of getting into the in-
vestment field and, indeed,
bas moved to divest itself of

holdings acquired by the
NDP.

ference,

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government's

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- Insulated drapes - Drape rods

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NDP blamed for nursing
problems at hospital

said, “Task youto be aware — The dispute over nursing

VANCOUVER (CP) —
Hilda Thomas, a director at of - some of the other conditions led to the recent
Vancouver General problems.” firing of three top nurses.

Hospital, said Wednesday
the former New Democralic
is responsible for the poor
quality of nursing facilities
at the hospital.

“We were not able to get
any funding for nurses," she
said during a public forum
attended mainly by those
supporting nurses in their
current fight with the ad-
ministration - for more
control and better facilities
at the hospital. -

“The dismal working
conditions, the overheated
rooms and the stench of
urine leave one no room to
faint in. Conditions are

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Ms. Thomas” said,

however, that conditions will
improve at the hospital.
“The board and the ad-
ministration are aware of
. the nurses’ problems,” she

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the same chemical compound (hat went to
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. Suggish performance, tigh operating tem-

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(rn view of Ihe many possible savings and
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ED ALMQUIST WORLD FAMOUS AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEER REPORTS ON T.MLT. TEFLON TREATMENT.

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