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PAGE 64, THE HERAL

Wednesday, October 23, 1974"
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A quiet wedding ¢eremony was held at 3:30 on
Friday October the 18 for Patricia Lorraine Istad and
Paul Fremont, Later a supper and receplion was heid
atthe Oddfellows Hall in Terrace for close friends and
family. The couple are not planning a honeymoon

just yet.

New partnership
role for teachers:

The B.C, Teachers’ Federation
today said it was pleased to
learn it was wrong in fearing a
government cutback in school
construction.

Emphasizing that he was

speaking for ihe Minisler af:

Education, Les . Canty,
Superintendent of Ad-
ministralive Services, told an
education facilities conference
in Vancouver on Tuesday that
the quéslion was net whether or.
not the government should build
school facilities, bul whal kind
of facilities it should build,
BCTF representalives
distribuied a printed statement
at the conference, charging that
the conference had a hidden
agenda - to find ways to work
around the shortage of school
space that would in turn justify
a freeze an school construction.
Eileen. Dailiy;. Minister of
Education, assured the con-
ference thal . there” was © no

hidden agenda, and Canty later
the

stressed (he point thal
government had no plans for a
construction freeze.

BCTF President Jim Mac-
Farlan said. today, “We're
pleased to know our fears were
groundless. The Minister has
assured us there will be no
freeze, and: we accepl - her
word,”” To,

MacFarlan added that the
BCTF’s concern was that the

government ‘has committed

itself to’ -reducing the pupil-'

teacher ratio, bul hal many
districts did not have enough
space io make full use of the
additional teachers.

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“We have repeatedly com-
mended the government for
reducing the pupil teacher
ralio,” he said, ‘‘bul. we are
concerned that children are nol
receiving full benefils from the
reduction, hecause some
schools are overcrowded.”

MaeFarlan said (hal teachers’

welcome the opportunity ta
make suggestions on using
school space more elfeclively
and: on building new school
facilities, “We welcome whal.
appears tobe a new partnership
role for teachers, trustees and
Departmental officials.”

He added that some districis
have not yel caught up with
classroom shortage from the
previous government's con-
struction freeze, let alone any
shorlage of. space resulting
from the government's aclion in
making more laachers
available this year.

: Qn Sunday, October 20% at 4
- p.m. the Terrace Library Board
“held: their’ annual’ tea, The,
occasion also: marked the, Of-
ficial Opening of (he Childrens
Library. This new section of the

* Library is dedicated to Mis.

Mien Van Heek who served the
Library for 20 years. from 1952
to 1972. , .

Mrs, Boyd, chairwoman of
the Library Board, introduced

Mrs, Van Heek who then cul.the
ribbon, Mrs, Van. Heek then |
made a short speech

The woman, Mein Van Heek, and the
plaque which tells it all.
Heek officially opened the children’s
_ wing of the Terrace Library Sunday, a

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child size although it ‘is my

hata tat tatatatatet ater!

reminiscing about her. 20 years
with the Library, She helped’
found the Library and shared In
the many fights thal it tock to
get the Library where it is
today. .

The new section is, wholly
geared to attract the young and
encourage early interest ia
reading. Attractive plaques
decorate the walls. The shelves

are arranged in smali alcoves .

off of a central reading area.
Stools and a reading desk are all

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ldren’s library officially

guess that many adults would
enjoy browsing .through ad-
venture and animal stories,

Asmall stairway leads up toa
section dévoted to picture
books. - .

In all it is a childs world of

‘adventure and mystery or just |

plain fun. A wonderland of
wonderlands for your children
to enjoy; don't deprive them of
the joy. of. reading. Use your
Library and let them use theirs
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wing which has been dedicated to the
woman who devoted twenty years of
the Terrace Public Library.
and other. community services. S

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Terrace, the wing was dedicated to
Mrs. Van Heek. She is shown above
cutting the ribbon-to open the new
wing. . ; F

Mein Van Heek, no stranger to most
Terrace residents was back in Terrace
Sunday to officially open the children’s
wing of the Terrace Public Library. In
recognition of her 20 years of service to

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