- Job Opportunities

MAINTENANCE
SUPERVISOR, 1° opening,
$20,000 per year, depending
on experience.. Must have
extensive experience in
‘personal supervision, work
planning, building main-

- tenance, grounds keeping.

COOKS, various o s,
$3.5 per hour, srecieiey
cooking.

REGISTERED NURSES,
2 dpenings, $7.90 per hour.
Registered in medical
surgical shift work, 8-4, 412,

ELECTRICIAN, 1:
vacancy, LW.A. rate, Must
becerttie

HEAD TECHNOLOGIST,
L opening, $1296 per month
depending on experience.
Must be able to supervise lab
staff, machine maintenance
program and advise duty
rota. a

AUTO MECHANICS,
- Various openings, $9.00
hour up to $9960, depen
on experience, various
-nenings. Must be Journey

WAITER-WAITRESSES,
various openings at various
wages. Should have ex-
perience serving of Ilquor.

C.R. 2 (TIMEKEEPER), 1
opening. $9.28 per month
plus. Must have payroll
experience and know how to
Jouch operate a calculator.

SENIOR AR- ,
RTITECTURAL DRAFT-
SMAN, 1 vacancy, $800.00-
$1500.00 per month. Must be
experienced, assisting in

“ACCOUNTANT, 1 opening,
$200.00 per month depending
oa experience. Must be fully
experienced and know how
to do-a full set of books, in-
eluding - a _—_financia

_ statement.

COUNTER - SALES
PERSON
openings. Salary plus
commision., Must have
mechanical’ background

or related exp. with -

‘motorbike and

snowmobile.

B.C. salmon

various”

NIGHT AUDITOR-DESK
CLERK, §5.13 per. hour
depending on experience.
Must be able to handle full
audit duties and desk clerk
duties.

PROGRAM
MANAGER
BOOKKEEPER, 1
vacancy, $180.00 per
week depending on ex-
erience. Must have

kkeeping experience.

BABYSITTER; various
vacancies, $7.00 -$10.00 .
per day. Two letters of

ferrance is required.

STREETWORKER, 1
opening, $138.00 per
week, To work with youth
and -community - liason.

CLERK TYPIST: 1.
opening, $160.0) per: week,
depending on experience.
Must have bookkeeping

experience. |

‘COUNSELLOR (2), 1
vacancy, $1,300 per month
depending on ence. In
Kitimat. Uaiveralty
qualified or previous ex- .
perience in the field,

SALES CLERK, 1.
vacancy, $140 a week

depending on experience, - .

Terrace. Sales duties and
operation of a computor till.

’ HAIRDRESSER, 1
vacancy, commission,
licensed ‘experienged ap-
plicanta only.

SAWFITTER, 1 vacancy.
$9.60 % hour uncertified,

_ $9.80 % hour certified. Must

haye minimum of one years
experience carbide and land.

OFFICE CLERK various
openings. various salary.
details Must have 40-45
W.P.M. Invoiceing telex
and must. havé cash

- expereince to clear |

machirie and take cash |
counts,

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For information on any of
the above contact Terrace.
Office of the Canada Em--

Secale aPatitetetehtctatiP
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ployment. Centre, 4630
Lazelle Avenue or phone 635-
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erate SPT I

to

get protection

British Columbia salmor .
should get almost total
protection from Japanese
ishermen under 4
proposed change to the
nternationa

Pacific Fisheries
Commission, a govern
ment spokesman said

ay.

Canada, the United
. States and Japan have
‘ agreed.to the change ta
the commission’s con-
vention moving a
‘boundary line for
Japanese salmon
fishermen several
hundred miles westward
from the-existing absen-
toni Hine. tification b

Forma ‘ratification by
the“ three countries is
expected later this
month. _
' The commission,

‘ established in the early
_ 19508, set up an absention
lineneast of which the
Japanese are not.to fish
salmon and herring. The
other principal Canadian
stocks fall within the 200-
mile zone.

The US. precipitated
renegotialion- of the
INPFC convention last
year when they filed a no-
tice of withdrawal, a step
required hx the country’s
2X-mile limit law.
WITHDREW WITH-
DIRAWAL .

Thal withdrawal would
have taken ‘place. this
February. But six months

“at negotiations “had.
~ worked out the basis for
gn amendment ito the
- convention to satisfy the
> Americans | and they
dripped. the withdrawal
several weeks before: it
would have come into:
affect. | 1

Final details of the
amendment were worked
oul - inst week in:
Washinglon. — .

The spokesman said:
that under the amend-
ment “almost no salmon
‘of B.C. origin will be
‘avajlable to.
Japinese.” Moving the
absxention line westward
wilh have a greater im-
tick on the Americas

‘Nortk:

the,”

because they had been
losing proportionately
more salmon, mostly
from Alaska, to the
Japanese, - a

- ‘The absention line was
set at 175 degrees east -
longitude because
scientists in the 1950s

‘thought that was the

western terminus of the
migration: of - North
American salmon stocks.
But tater evidence
showed some species
went further. ao
In ‘exchange for the
concessions ‘to the U.S.,
Japanese fishermen will :
be:.allowed to retain
substantial quotas for
other species within the |

U.S. 200-mile zone off

Alaska.

Nancy

Search and rescue has
terminated its hunt for
two men still missing
from the. wrecked fish-
boat Nancy L, a search
and rescue. spokesman
said today, ;

The body of, owner-_
operator. ‘Clarence

missing.
4

ie AND SMALL. BUSINESS
INCOME TAX PREPARATION ‘
"NO APPOINTMENT. NECESSARY” |

4602 LAZELLE AVE.
| TERRACE B.C. _

THE HERALD, Tuesday, April 11, 1976, PAGE 3

Two veterans of. the Battle of Vimy Ridge re r t
one year ago, when times were much harder while sitting with Robertson, right comrade Ev Hall.

member the day,'sixty- Terrace legion president Hank Bar,

¢ above left; Comrade Bill

BAC. sales tax reduced to 5 per cent

liquor and cigarette tax increased.

VICTORIA (CP) — The
sales tax in British
Columbia will be reduced
to 5 per cent from 7 per -
cent effective at mid-
nigmt tonight, Finance
Minister Evan. Wolfe
announced Monday.

The minister presented
a $4.28 billion balanced
budget to the B.C.
legislature which - in-
cluded increased es
for cigarettes ahd liquor
designed to raise $44
million to partially offset
the lower sales tax.

In what he termed an
intensive attack on
unemployment through
encouragement of small

Weekend
deaths.

Two persons killed in a
headon collision Sunday
rear Orillia, Ont., were
among at least 19 persons
who died accidentally in
Canada during the
weekend. . a ;

A survey by The
Canadian Press from 6
p.m. Friday until. mid-
night Sunday night local
times also showedn1?7.
‘other traffic deaths.

. Nine persons died . in
traffic’ accidents in Qn-.
‘tario and four in Quebec.

Alberta reported . two

traffic fatalities. Nova -

Scotia, New Brunswick,

Saskatchewan. and

Britis ‘Columbia each .
had one traffic death. n. -

No accidental. deaths
were reported in.
Newfoundland, . Prince
Edward * Island
Manetoba. —

L lost

Freshour, 40, of Craig, .
Alaska, was found last

week, bul two crew
members—Albert.

Freshour, 68, and Bob —

Castleberry, 65, both. of ".

Colorado—are

still

and
up

and -

business, Wolfe an-
nounced the;government
will remove for one. year
the sales tax paid by
small businesses on new
production machines.

In other. measures to

‘’ aid small business, Wolfe -

said the government will
raise the exemption limit
in the Corporation
Capital Tax Act to
$500,000, 2 move he said
will ‘eliminate the tax
entirely for 13,000 small
firms.n

Sales tax will also be’

eliminated " entirely for
one year on necessary
farm equipment such as
metal silos, fence posts
and auxiliary generating

4 .

’

equipment. SPENDS
SURPLUS -.

Wolfe. also announced
that $76 million in surplus

funds will be wus to

‘create an estimated 10,- .

000 new jobs through 11
projects.

“This budget is one of
the most imporiant we
have delivered, to this
house,” Wolfe said, -
“because it honorf our
committment’ to lower
the cost of government to
the people. '

“This budget proposes;
a program which holds!
benefits for everyone in
the province—the in-
dividual citizens, the.
small. businessman,

~ HARD WORK!

- Credit

‘RESERVES

labor, the farmer—
whoever has a stake in
the future of this land.”

He said that the Social
overnment,
during its first two years

in office, had “steadily

built a sound foundation
under our economy until
we are now the bright
spotin Canada.” -
The minister said the
first two Social Credit

budgets, which included‘
-an increase in the sales ,

tax to 7 per cent from 5
per cent, have “allowed
us to regain control of a
runaway growth of the
provincial government
spending.” Do

‘will. establis

AVAILABLE | oo

“As a-result of our
restraint’we now possess
financial resserves that
we can harness to create
mew jobs, in essential
areas of our provencial
economy. Jobs not for
today, but for the, log
term W

- Wolfe’ said that the
budget mounts a “direct
attack on. the province's
unemployed problem by
dedicating ‘millions of
dollars. to a job
stimulation program that
permanent
employment for
thousands,’”” but not

without +» providing:
programs for people.

For the past four years IONA
CAMPAGNOLO has given
- Skeena a. strong and active

voice in Ottawa.
- Since September 1

976 she has

- béen our first ever voice at the
federal cabinet table. |
‘Help us ‘keep lona’s strong

_ voice working for Skeena’s ~
future — join with: us to re-

elect lona.

7 Contact J |

| at 635-2156.
KEEP ASTRONG VOICE.
WORKING FOR SKEENA

Committee to re-elect

“lona Campagnolo

joyce Krause |

Out-guess |
terrorists.

A government group is

trying to  out-guess
terrorists in planning, the’
Canadian reaction to
future hi-jackings and
ather terrorist activities,

says a government.
source, :
The federal official said:

in a recent interview that:
tertorist groups are’

obably preparing for.
Fasault methods used by:
West German and Israile

commando groups to free .
aircraft hostages and by’

Dutch marines in .han-

dling a train hijackings. |

. So an in-
terdepartmental group is
trying to imagine how

future terrorists will act
and think, he said.
Government sources
tefuse to divulge details
about the study, fearing.
that would help poten
terrorists, ,
A-spokesman for the
solicitor-general’s .
department responsible
“for. the RCMP said

_ governments around the
' world were upset that

details were made public:
after the successful

Israeli raid on Entebbe, -

Uganda, two years ago to.
-rescue
-passengers. eee
The study, headed by:
‘the ‘ solicitor-general’s:

departinent, began after:
Defence Minister Barney -

‘Danson suggested an

“ anti-skyjacking squad

last Novemember. Also
- jnvoled. are ‘
external affairs an
transport department.
‘ Danson’s suggestion
came after a West
German commando
group rescued
passengers .aboard a
jacked Lufthansa jet at
Mogadishu, Somalia, last
October, - .
Danson said ecentl
he would say no more
about the .anti-hijack
squad, even. after the
cabinet decides what

steps it will take.
Other Western
- governments are

similarly light-lipped.

aircraft, .

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