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TOP OF THE MOUNTAIN: Claude Comeau gazes out at the stunning views available in all direc-
tions from the fire lookout atop Copper Mountain, The trail to the top starts just past the Thornhill
Dump, and can be driven most of the way, or hiked in a few hours. Remember to bring boots —
there's still more than a foot of snow the last kilometre or so of the hike.

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TERRACE — Areahigh school Special instruction director
students can look forward toa Andrew Scruton said the
series of new locally developed teacher — Lisa Gillman —-will
courses next year ranging from _ be arriving in August.
forestry to calculus. Gillman is from Nova Scotia,. .

The list, approved by school... and holds degrees in teaching, .

if board trustees at their May:8 and special education, as well as.

meeting, includes: a diploma in working with the

* Calculus 12 to be.offered at deaf.
Caledonia Senior Secondary —
school as an option for students
wanting to better prepare for
first-year university maths and
sciénce courses.

* Computer Music 9/10 to be

offered at Thornhill Jr. Secon-
dary in combination with the

Aug. 21-22. Seminars for the
graduation program (Grade 11
and 12) and the primary pro-
gram (K-3) are set for Aug. 23
and 24,

“by? ‘Simon Fraser University

ministry officials. Teacher par-
ticlpation is voluntary.
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Trustees referred to the
facilities committee recommen-
dations to coordinate district-
wide conservation and recycling
programs.
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Trustees were informed at the
school board meeting that
School District 88’s technology
grant will be only $108,000 this
year. The province gives
districts the money each year to
buy computer equipment and

drama program. software. Skeena Jr. Secondary teacher
* Current Events 11 is a new The grant is slightly less than Danny Houpt and the Terrace
elective at Caledonia to give last year’s — and far below the District Teachers’ Association.
students a better understanding more than $400,000 the district ‘‘A combined approach might:
of contemporary world issues. | asked for. encourage more widespread
Also offered at Hazelton kk kth participation and demonstrate

Secondary will be Forestry 12,
and Guidance 9 — an elective to
help students interested in peer-
counselling,
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After a months long search,
the school board has succeeded

Provincial government-
organized seminars were an-
nounced for this summer to ac-
quaint district teachers with the
widespread changes coming to
the education system under the
province’s Year 2000 initiative.

in a public way the value of
working cooperatively to
preserve the environment,’
TDTA. representatives wrote.

conjunction with education

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TERRACE — A series of: car;
accidents on the Victoria ‘Day’.
weekend left~ one: Jocal man ~
dead and several.more injured.

Orrin Fraser Smith, 27;

4605 Scott Ave., was killed May

20 when his, car failed
negotiate a corner ‘40km west

Terrace on Hwy16. Police said
his wife,’ Brenda Smith, and

three children’ were taken .

hospital with cuts and lacera-

tions,

Terrace RCMP said Smith

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rolled down an embankment.

A May 18 crash at the same -
place also sent Peter Gilbert
Colussi and Mike Christopher
Wilkins, both 19 and of Prince
Rupert, to hospital. Police said
the 1990 Dodge pickup crossed -
. the highway and entered the left
ditch and rolled fumerous

times.

Police said a May 19 crash
sent Amber Dougan 'to hospital
with a broken leg when the vehi-
cle she was riding on Kalum
Lake Drive left the road and
dipped. Driver Lewis Fernandes

has been charged with driving
without due care and attention,

RCMP said,

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ing impaired in the school
district.

The seminar for the in-
termediate program (replacing
Grades 4-11) will run in Terrace

AQUACULTURE SEMINAR

June 2, 1990
“Bulkley: Nechako Regional District
Boardroom Burns Lake
For more information contact

Al McCracken 696-3221
Gary McIntyre 692-3195

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