me country benefit most by paying.
/ unemployment insurance and

ME of vocational training, Rather,

- Manpower is able to finance the,

fe green chain man - or” an

fits continuint quest to help

sa year in length,

TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

tomorrow — he'll: : ‘return for
more,Teach: a hungry ;. man
how to fish and he takes care, of |.
himsell - forever. more.

_ Many Canadians ‘despair ata
multi-million dollar: federal
government program : which:
g Pays people to go to-school and |}
Bequip themselves - for: better,
higher paying jobs, --

The rationale begins: to make .
sense. What is better for
Canada: an unemployed’
labourer or an employed tractor’ |
driver; an unempleyed car
jockey or an employed auto
serviceman; an unemployed

employed sawtiler?. Does the

welfare or by collecting taxes

| ‘sineesstil “stidy, | ;
should be prepared to start hia” :

* moriths .

11 month blectronit course.

‘the: client. wouldhave his ‘fees
paid for-by:Canada Manpower.
and would alsa be. eligible for a
‘weekly support allowance of $2
to, maintain his family.

‘candidates for training comes
‘back.’ to. the desk’. of -the.
“counsellor: in, the local Canada’
Manpower. centre: : It-is up to
him to. see’ that ‘training funds
receive strong results per dollar
spent, .

Canada Manpower” manager
Don Walker of Terrace; reports
'that ‘prospective trainees - are
subjected, to some degree of
Social. “esting " before they ‘

of | 3
.the - eltent “

During the <training’ period,”

“The main burden: of selecting

“pehool ‘marks’ ‘said. ‘Walker.
“Then we have the. ‘candidate:

‘back- two: or: three times for |i

: general discussion on the course’
needed’ and’ the - ultimate
employment. goal: in mind.
Failure to produce school.
records or to.promptly appeat™
‘for return visits gives a clear
indication of-how the client will

’ likely’ perform ‘in: ‘the training

period.” =
Piewhile many. ‘people can be

-eligible for training grants and
support. payments, no one has
an -unconditfonal- right | to
training. .The whole thrust’ of

‘the. program’ “Is to: ‘provide
financial help to people who are
prepared to help. themselves,"

says Walker.: ©

a

for the gainfully employed?

Canada Manpower. training
programs are one of the biggest:
weapons the organization has in

the national labour force
- function.

It is costly ~ but it works.
Here’s how.

Because the British North
America Act vests education in
the hands of the provincial
governments, ‘the federal
anada Manpower Agency
cannot get into the physica] act

the department. purchases
training from educational
authorities, such as the
province of B.C;, local school
boards and private schools.

Manpower training programs
are for adults -- peaple at least a
year beyond school leaving age.
With this requirement met,

costs of training programs up ta

In addition, if the client has .

been attached to the Jabour’|'

force for at least three years, ‘he
is eligible for income
replacement allowances to
provide family support during
the training period,

These allowances range from
$43 to $111 per week depending
on the size.of the family to be
Supported. Additional funds are
also available to transport ‘the
trainee from his home
community to the vocational
school or training centre.

The -type of training ranges
broadly. tty, ee

A iwoman who,'has ‘been’.
housekeeping for a number of.
years may suddenly find herself”
alone and head of a household.
It might be that all she reeds to
gain employment isa brush-up
course in stenographic skills, or
experience in new hairdressing
techniques, before she can
function again in the world of
work,

Take the man of 26, married,
two children. He has recently.

lost his job as a truck swamper,: -|-

He exhibits a strong desire and
aptitude to work in the
electronics field. But he has no
developed skills in this line, and
his grade 10 level education
does not qualify him to take an
approved electronics course.
After the counsellor is
convinced that this young man
is capable of achieving success
in the field of industrial
electronics, ::confident - of ‘his
reliability and reasonably sure
of an “ultimate job prospect,
"arrangements are made for the
client to enter a basic training
for skill development. (BTSD)

course at a” provincial
vocational institute. The BTSD
course concentrates on

upgrading the client’s skill in
math, science and English to a

grade 12 level.-

“SPECIAL TASK wD
RALEIGH,-N.C, (AP) —North
Carolina postmasters at their
annual convention institute dis-
cussed the deciphering they
must do to deliver the ‘mails.
Poatmaster Ed Clayton of Tar-
boro said he received a letter
addressed to “Run Oak Rab-
bits.’ The sender meant Roan:
_oke Rapids.

“When: you:
“don't know who
‘to turn’ to : wae]
"TURN ‘10. US WITH:

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Peter Lin Teris -of Terrace
was fined $35 in district court
Saturday when he was found
guilty of operating oil burning
equipment witheut a permit:

The charge resulted from an.
inspection of Sunnyhill Trailer
court by the local fire
department. ”

Brent Kenoschuck of Terrace
was fined $250 in District Court
when :he was. found guilty of .
driving while impaired, ~

Konoschuck was charged
April 26 when the vehicle he was
driving struck the rear of a
parked car. Damages were,
assessed at $3,000

In “court |

Lucien Vignealt paid Thirty-
five dollars for $4.53 worth of
meat when he appeared i in court
Monday.

f -Vignealt. was found guilty of
theft under fifty dollars, The

charge was laid when he was
observed shop-lifling in the
Terrace Coop Saturday.

Vignealt was fined $35 or five
days jail in lieu of fine,

Matthew Bright, 28, of:
Terrace was fined $50 in district
court Wednesday on a charge of
creating a public disturbance
and using obscene language, ©

The charge resulted from an
incident earlier this month in
the lobby of the Terrace Hotel.

instances:
adjust

Frank Howard M.P. for
Skeena. today mailed a
questionnaire toa large number
of people inSkeena asking their
opinions about the proposed
salary increase for M.P.’s with |
the intention of being guided by
the replies.

“ Mr. Howard said that it had-
always been his feeling that
people should be drawn closer
into the decision making part of
polities and, while this was
pretty . difficult in some

incomes, of MLP.'S.

going to bé doing the paying.
Mr. Howard also pomnted out
that -mailings did not always
“reach everyone in the Riding
and would appreciate replies

rany-—proporab- ito. na

MP questions raise

from those who might not get a a
questionnaire.

The questions ‘raised are as
follows:
1. Salaries for Members of
Parliament would be increased
from $12,000 a year to #18,0 000 a

year, \

* The expense allowance to
Members of Parliament would
be increased from $6,000 a year
to $8,000 a year.

3.‘The Prine Minister also said
that .a- special differentiat~for
‘northern contituencies would-be |

_.proposed, but did not say how
much so I am not‘ able to tell’
you. However, if you would like

to express your views about this
generally Please do so,

“) Mrs. Vi Griffiths.

-aecessories, and a corsage of

’

‘Judith Dianne Arnold,
daughter of Mrs, Neta Arnold of
Terrace, and Irwin Erick
Eisner, son of Mr, and Mrs.
Bert Eisner * of Salmon Arm,
were united in marriage by
Rey. D. Lewis in Knox United
Church on Saturday, February |.
27, at 6:30 pm, |

The bride entered the church
on the arm of her uncle, Jack |.
Madigan of Telkwa, She worea
floor length dress of white peau-
de-sois, hand trimmed with

floor length veil also trimmed
with matching lace. 7

She carried a bouquet of red :
roses; Maid of honor, Pat |
Mercer, and bridesmaids Judy ~
Griffiths and the brides -sister
Barbara Arnold wore matching
dresses_of gold peau-de-sois. -
Gold ribbons decorated their
hair and they carried bouquets
of gold and white mums
trimmed with green ribbons.

The dresses were made by

Keith Caprenter was best man |
and ushers were Kenzie Kellar,

and the groom's brother Nick
Eisner,

The bride’s mother wore a
pink three piece suit with black

yellow. roses; «

The groom's mother wore a
white and silver brocade dress
with white accessories anda

corsage of red roses.
“Mrs. _ Ruth Brickley, ‘the

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white Jace and enhanced by a°|:

Trevor Hanson, Cliff Barclay, :|@

- Eisner-Arnold _

exchange vows

bride’s aunt, made the wedding
cake which was trimmed with
gold roses, ‘

At the reception, held. at the

Lakelse Hotel Banquet Room,,

master -of ceremonies Bill
Middleton proposed the toast to
the ‘bride. a

Following a cold ‘gupper,

- made by family and friends. of
“the bride guests danced to
music played= by the
“Sandowners” from Smithers.

Out-of-town guests at the
_wedding included Mrs, Mildred
-Hallhood, Mrs:. Lavra Munro
‘and her son Bruce, Miss Kim
.Hallhood of Burns Lake, Mr,

McALPINE & CO.

and Mrs. J. Madigan and ‘family .

from Telkwa, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Arnold -of Smithers, Mr, : and
Mrs. Bert Eisner, Nick Eisner,
Tina. Eisner, -Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Maki of Salmon Arm;
Mrs. . Freda. Hewlett af
Pemberton, Jean Hainstock of
Prince Geroge, and Mr. and
Mrs. James Hall of Kitimat.

For their hoheymoon trip the

bride wore a three piece red and
beige pant: suit with black

accessories and a- corsage of:

yellow and white roses,

Mr. and Mrs, Eisner. are now
living on Krumm . Road in
Terrace,

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Terrace, British Columbia

sore. Goat taste in de wer tein
Peterson has announced ae :
appointment of David Pugh’ of ‘Britieh : Columbia: Bar ahd
Penticton as Provincial Court zt with a Vancouver firm
Judge in: Oliver, - The | in the same year.
appaintment . was made by.| In 1990-he began practicing in .
Cabinet. through Order-in- Oliver, “and: remained. there.
Council *. “upon ‘the....| until: 1953,- when. he “moved: ta
recommendation of the ‘Judicial..| Penticton’ to open the firm of
Council of British Columbia and :| Drossos and Pugh. From‘'1940-
the Attorney-General. < to 1945 he served overseas ‘with
David Pugh is best known ag | ‘the Seaforth Highlanders“ and ;
the’ former .“Member- - of- attained the ‘rank of ‘Major :
Parliament for. the Riding: of-
Okanagan ‘Boundary, which he.
held from 1958 to1961, A native -
of Alberta, he attended school ..
there, and private school. in:
Ontario, . before ‘enrolling at
Brentwood °° College © an’.
Vancouver Island. In 1984 be
graduated from. U.B.C. in.
Commerce, and then’ continued

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