Pa AB — Terrace ‘Standard, Way May 15, 1991.

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1 TERRACE - — - Hite a student.
i fs » That? 8. the -slogan - Nicki -
peu Korlash of the Canada Employ-
pote ment Centre for Students wants _
spread: ‘throughout the business
community, an ;

‘Karlash, and Harpal Manhas
| students ‘Operating. the «
mS ee — say - i a are me: : Dovit Randel

looking ‘for summer. g Cia i
going to find the’ going ALY ; — . oo a ET vac uM
in this 'recéssion year. > : woe of po _ Parone Pots & Sue Spykema
hey. need ‘money: to go

° 2252) Babys Mame: Oaren Charles
ool, but it’ $ going to Te of ee Be 1991 af,8:94.8.m,
hy?" ‘Karlash said, “Ef

__ tet Nica Lincoln &e Darran Me ee
ah : Nn MCN:
think’ there’s going to be a lack . & f ———

of jobs this year,”’ ;

Nanw: Haley y Ayes Anne Holmes
Last-year the student centre

“Det a ma of Birth: April 21. 1991 at 9:41 Sime
enjoyed ‘phenomenal success,

Parts: Kin Marsal & Cay Hotness
Kin hall nny Holes: - :
placing” 381 students, with
employers, **I-don’t think it?s

Baby's Mare: Jacob Timmerman: Lambert - ae
~ Date 8 Time of Birth: Apdi 21, 1991 at Bap :
going: ‘to. be” as good as last : -
year,” * she said,”

. Weight: 7 Ibs.1 02 =Sax Male .
Pareats: Mike & Christina Lambort

. They. opened last week in the

Canada Employment Centre on
Lazelle Ave. and they’ ve got
t fi ti :
about 1 our job postings for MATCHING UP businesses and job hunting sludents is the narre of or Harpal Mantas and
They'll be -helping students Nicki Karlash of the Canada Employment Centre for Students. ‘They’ fear this could be one of the most

find work and. assisting ifficult summers for students to find surnmer work, ae

businesses in finding good

employees. For businesses, that tion, to business.""- ” and they’ don’t want to have to
means everything from helping “If an. employer needs “We started earlier than last . sit around for two weeks. . They May 15-21 ?
with forms €0 screening pro- somebody, we can usually year,’? adds Manhas- ‘*There’s really. rely.on this service,’?. ‘ 50
= spective student workers. For match them up,” Karlash says. a lot of students out there look- | The Canada Employment ff _ALL GRAYOLA 15 a Expires May 29 af
po students, it’s about helping with “We've -got : Students taking ‘ing for jobs and they don’t want © Centre: for Students. can be ff Skeena Mall. Se
oo, Tesumes ahd ‘interview. prepara- . everything from marine biology.” to have to sit at home for jobs » reached at 635-7134, ©

' Workshop
targets
poverty

“The Terrace Women’s .'.’.

Resource centre and the Terrace .. 3 =
Anti-Poverty group are spon-
Lo soring two workshops next”
Log week on poverty and what can
bod be done about it.

i The sessions will be con-
ducted by Pam Fleming, a
worker with End Legislative
Poverty... The firsts — Law.
. Reform: How do we end pover-
ty? — will emphasize the goals
that can be set in tackling pover-
ty and the problems of poor
youth i in society.

‘* The Corporate seed hn

“BINGERUREADS

PLIVHOUVS' 4

‘| CAN'T. WAIT FOR SUMMER SALE’:

Selected | of yy
Outdoor Toys. T a =o

HUGE ASSORTMENT OF

BEDDING PLANTS i:

¢ newspaper ¢lipyi it ie
; Fos ae es * ere ~ par"
bY cipants to arrive at conclusions
yo on how the corporate world ef-
, fects ‘government and its social
policies. .
! : Suggesting professionals
working in the area should find
the workshops particularly
helpful, - resource centre co-
| ordinator Karla Hennig pointed
out there was no charge to take
{ part.
; > However, she cautioned,
there was a limit on the number
‘ of participants so early registra-
tion was recommended.

| The sessions take place next oo
aunty Zattesteews | GERANIUMS, BEGONIAS HANGING BASKETS.
with, a one hour break for & IMPATIENS Fuschia or Impatiens”
: lunch. To register, contact Hen-
; nig at 638-0228. Reg. $1.99 Beautiul Locally Grownt
; : nciuce:
d SALE pie
2i/ 3.00 1 3.00.
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: : TERRACE. “i Employees at Te 2 ply: Vinyl 5. 99 mae :
ro Tertace's Workers' Compensa- on ay Feg.: $7. 89. ns cn . OFF ETHER
' tion Board Office got a visit last ae: . ) ne oe eee be
Friday’ from:their new boss — -_ : ————— meee : a : arom . 1 TE |
prmer auditor-general Ken 1 woq CREST QUALITY ~ QUALITY RESIN ff BALCONY “| “MELWNOR” Ts POTTING © ALL. ROSE
The federal government's ne arn ge 7 ann:
financial watchdog joined WCB WEED & . Ff ; ~ LAWN PLANTERS en OSCILLATING. SOIL a, a
May 1, taking over: its at FEED .. |. CHAIRS With bracket | SPRINKLERS © : L. nore Rote, Clematis Vi, Honey,
ministration. as. presi ent an 3-400 9 er : ‘a . le, Golden Elder,
chief executive often ' 9 k oS io Pe | Reg. $16.99 7: Reg. $13. 8 dee Reg. $9.99 a ron Seiroa ph eat Clim.
nin said ealing with ie . ‘Reg $13.79. 4 |$ 99 | 99. a 99. _ Bing Joseph Goat,
political and.” urequerat CoP ey OTS : can lane Pe ee ale
system - should: ‘come in handy) fo 1 99 —§@9 cn ae $7 ay. © oe wh
while steering the agency, which a ‘$ 9 9 ™ ot ee oe . a % i
compensaies and dpromotesa T. . Remember the G.S.T. is included In all Woolworth prices so yu only pay. applicable provinclal tax
healthy workplace through peo ath the tid. Also the cash register Geducte the 6. 8. T. belore adding. provincial tax” “

education" and’ regulation of
work sites:
“9'mn. looking forward to, it "
he sald:
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than. $400 million’ ‘a year in éo

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