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Medical Care

- Access to medical care for many.
poor, minority and uninsured
Americans has decreased sub-

+ stantially inthe last. four years. a

nationwide sufvey directed by
Howard E. Freeman, professor

and chairman of UCL A's Depart:

ment of Saciology, reveals.
Many people who can afford
health care or who are insured ig-
nore serious heallh svimptoms or
simply da natseck medical treat:
ment, according ta the survey.
which was conducted in nid 1986
with a representative sample of
more (han 10,000 people nation:
wide, 0, °

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| car or truck; new. or used.

Direct from volume factory

dealer. Call for pre-approved.
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ull-time, six. tronth course
Starts December 21, 1987,.

-Government assistance

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brochure: Pierre “Dubrulle
Culinary School, 1522 West
8th Avenue, Vancouver,
B.C. V6J_4R8. 738-3155...

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Free calendar. High School

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EQUIPMENT AND
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4979 Cat 986 loader. Total...
‘hours 7900, third valve; re-

built. 4° yard bucket, tires
45%. Gone through Finning
shop. A-1 condition $85,000.

Phone Cranbrook 489-2177 -

’ EQUIPMENT &

MACHINERY

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9’6'" stick. 80% on under-

‘carriage. Gone through Fin-

‘nin hops. A-1 condition

$140,000. Phone Cranbrook -
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. FOR SALE, ‘MISC.

HELP WANTED

SERVICES _

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reporter required at The
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portant. Send applications to

rank Buchoiltz, editor, The

- Leader; Box 276, Surrey,
B.C, V3T 4w8. 7

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display.
Wholesale and retail. Free
Catalogues available. Nor-

_ burn Lighting Centre, 4600
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5C 2K5. Phone
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Hay for sale 72 Ib. bale

average. $70,$80,$90 per

_ tonne at: Lillooet. 1-256-7032

or 1-256-4479. .

GARDENING -

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Bald? Thinning? ‘Helsinki
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money back guarantee. Box
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ed. istributors also needed.
PETS AND LIVESTOCK —

. B.C. Simmental: Association

invites you to their Fall

‘Exhibition and 14th Annual
- Sale. October 23 and 24th at

Mid-Way Livestock Auction,

' Abbotsford. 6856-3523, 838-
7601. ”

REAL ESTATE

30, 1-10 acre lots. ideal: for
ardening or hobby farms,
just off Hwy. 1 west of Kam-

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Opinions Gladly Given. 7
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ercent-

are,.and will continue to be,
compelling demands on educa-

tors in all parts of the world to’

put non-conventional approa-
ches in place to meet the increas-
ing pressure from students.”
He said that in order to meet
the challenge. of reaching stu-
denis in their home commun-
ities, an effective educational
system must take advantage of a
wide range of advanced ‘tech-
nology including computers,
radio and television, == ~
Hagen added that education is
in transition as the number of

post-secondary students in the

world ‘‘grows by the minute’’
and, according to Common-
wealth reports, the number of
post-secondary studénts has in-

- creased from 35 to 50 million

since 1970 and the number of
students enrolled in distance ed-
ucation has soared to more than
10 million. | .

“Open Learning British Col-
umbia continues to innovate to
meet demands in our own pro-
vince and. these innovations are
now. recognized around the

-world,’’ said Hagen.

‘*We expect that other coun-
tries will look to British Colum-
bia for help in establishing

similar systems to meet their

needs.’”

Hagen described British Col-
umbia’s open learning system as
a ‘‘model of co-operation with
co-ordination’? among the pro-

vince’s three universities, five
provincial institutes, 15 com-
munity colleges and the Know-
ledge Network.

Minister of Education Tony —

Brummet, who co-hosted the
demonstration, added. to
IIagen’s comments by. saying

‘Open Learning British Colum- -
-bia draws on and enhances the.

resources of the conventional

education system and, through

the innovative use of telecom-
munications, makes those re-

sources available province- }

wide.”

According to Brummet, the
Open Learning Institute offers
more than 200 courses ranging
from non-credit personal enrich-
ment courses to high school
completion and vocational and
career certificate programs. -

“Open Learning British Col-

-umbia is putting people in touch

throughout the province for job
training, career’ development
and other forms of education,”
he explained.

Hagen stressed the point that
while ‘‘fresh approaches’’ for

. Meeting student needs are re-

quired, ‘“‘the methods must be
simple to install and use.’
**Open learning is the ultimate
in flexibility and convenience.
Students study in their own
homes using print materials,
audio and video cassettes, com-
puters and television. Support
systems, including library ser-

race, B.C. V8G 4A2.

The Terrace Minor Hockey Association would like to hear fram anyone.
interasted in being Involved with the Minor Hockey Concession Commit-
tee: Please contact Yvonne Hill, 638-1111 or Sharon Larmour, 635-3161
or write to Box 121, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4A2. Also: Anyone Interested In
coaching for Terrace Minor Hockey's 1987-88 season please contact:
Lew Larmour, 635-3161 or Clair Irwin, 638-8314 or write to Box 121, Ter-

vices and tutors, are available to
students .where they live
throughout the province.”’

Brummet added that the
adaptability of open learning
makes it ideal for use in other
countries, particularly those

with the geographical . diversity |

students.” .

of British Columbia.

“Our system of open learning
can be adapted to anywhere. in
the world,’’ said Brummet. ‘‘We
are already working with a

“number of countries to help

them’ meet the needs of their

Brummet and Hagen conclud-
ed by telling the foreign
ministers that Open Learning
British Columbia, with its

decade of international ex- -

perience, was available to help

them in meeting the world-wide _

trend towards increased demand
for education and training. -

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History

captured on film

in this photograph from the Terrace Department of Highways offica files, workers ara shown shoring up road ap-

proaches by hand-placing rocks to protect a bridge from floodwaters on the Shames River in 1946.

Police
Terrace RCMP report a rash
of vehicle break-ins occurred on
Oct. 10, resulting in the theft of
assorted tools, rifles, fishing
gear and other articles,

HOWDOYOUDOIT Hotline. Your Travel inforcentre Counsellor ts Just a

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