: ‘Témporery arrangements } have been made for Northwest
‘Community College to use Caledonia’s ETV studio for its.
_ display terminal. That means that viewers can learn whaf
is going on at the college’ on Channel 10 until proper .

Channel 10

until that time.

arrangements é are completed: for the use of Charinel 12 when
KNOW is not on the alr, The switch-over Is expected In mid-
March. Stay tuned as Gary Karlsen keeps you Informed on

LIBRARY. BROWSING

by ED CURELL and MARIA, YOUNG

“Some new books received ,

this week:

The Scorpion Sanction by
Gordon Pape ‘and Tony
Aspler,
Journalists, is a gripping,
commercial thriller set in
Cairo. ‘Two men race against

‘ time to avert the explosion of

a hidden nuclear bomb -

planted by terrorists.

‘Angel Death by Patricia .

Moyes continues’ the
detections. of Henry Tibbett
as, aifle he helpa the: police
‘duitheir ivestl pation ‘of: ‘the
igenppedtalioe ot ih id lady

on a Caribbean Island, he
himself is kidnapped and his
wife Emmy Is left to unravel
the mystery. Moyes is one of

the bright writers in the

genre of classic detection.

Brain by Robin Cook. The
author of Coma returns to
the world of medical horror
as two hospital employees
investigating a bizarre chain
of - circumstances at

University Medical Centre —

two Canadian:

walk ‘nto a@ nightmare of
technological madness.

fire threatens. to destory 8
Southern Califoraia city.

Jack the Ripper by.

Richard Gordon. -In a

shrewdly plotted, high-
* apirited © Victorian

en
tertainment Gordon has
turned his attention to one of,

*. the \.most intriguing’ of. :

. Firewlnd by Hak Searls,

‘Fanned by the dry Santa Ana

winds and aided by the
desperale aberrations of an

‘arsonist, a flaming forest’

medical’ mysteries, . ‘the .
search for the identity of the”
Rirpe

This Sutiday, February 22.

_at 2:00 pm. in the Library

i Today will be overcast
skies with periods of rain.

Highs today of three degrees.

Celsius and overnight lows of
one degree,

cross the area Saturday
morning bringing cloudy

skies and some sow

Ourrtes.

Highs will drop slightly
Saturday afternoon.
Changes may cause some
improvement Sunday.

"Money matters

MONTREAL (CP) —

U.S. dollar in terms af
>Canadian funds in
‘poontime trading Fri- .

| day Was down 9-100 at

791.1988. Pound: sterling *
“was down | 43-100, at .

92.7503.

In New “York, the ,

,, Ganadian dollar was up
a0 at $0.6369 and
| pound. sterling was
dowH 1-9-20 at $2.3075.

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phone numbers,
Find them, andif one is yours you've

Pick up your tickets. at the Herald
office go10 Kalum St.

LONDON (AP)
Closing gold prices
Friday in U.S. dollars a
troy ounce.

London-507.75

Paris-588.67
. Frankfurt-515.98
* Zurich-615.50 .
Hong Kong-516.08

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temperatures snd precipitation.
in millimetres for the previous -
14 hours issued Friday by the:
yrather office;

Ailag
yinnipeg 61 -1060
Br aneton 03 -2.000.0
Reging . 08 Ot GOO,
Sathatoon O = 01000.0

Prince Ajbart

Nerth Battleford O35 -2000.0-
Swift Current 08 02 000.0
Medicine Het - VW 0200.0
Lethbridge 14 03.008,
Calgary =~ 14 G1 000.0
Edmonton OS -2000.0
Cranorook . 08 10126
Castlegar i 01 Olt.9
Penticton 13 02 004.6
Revelstoke 06 010040
Princeton . Mis
Vancouver 12. 04.001.0
Prince. Rupert’ OF 94026.6
Terrac: : 4 03 008.2.
Stew: : GS 03 002.9
Port Hardy 8? 03.092.0
Foti Mis
Comex + 12 O1 OOwe
Victoris , Mig
Prince George. OF O10008
Willlams Lake op -1002.2.
Puntz| Mountaln . oF -5 000.0
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Mackenzle : 02 GO013.6:
Glue- River ~ . NAR
amton 15 00004.2
Dawson City 716: -30 000.4
., Whitehorse 2§ -19:000.0
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Arts Room, we will be

_ holding. our Annual General

Meeling to elect a new Board’
of Trustees. Anyone in:
terested in running for office -

should attend, Nominations
will be accepted from the
floor, Also, it gives the public
an opportunity to voice their

“opinion of the library, and

Sive us some input into what
you feel we are doing right or
wrong. There will be a
programme for the children
of any parents who. will be

~ attending . the meeting. We

look. forward to D seeing, ms

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Terrace to Montreal: to see the Canadiens
play the: Vancouver Canucks .

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Game Tickets: ;

Al Seasons Sporting Goods

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Available at
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Day Passes and: Weekend. Passes:
__Avallable at the door only

,

Fit Gamne— Friday, Feb, 20—7 p. Mm.

Terrace Takhar Trucking

Kitimat all stars

4

” Frank Howard, ia’ for

the provincial government

“at Lakelse Hotsprings and
that Lands, Parka, and

Minister .: Jarnes
‘Chabot is at the contre of
that conflict. :

“provided «financial
‘- assistance ‘to. Fairmont
Hotsprings while Lakelse
was allowed to Janguiah in

‘ection might, have been
acceptable, but. now: we
have a second example,"
says Howard.

“A” few . days ago the
_ Provincial government

_Skeena, says there. is a.
" pontlict of interest within

. which.is preventing actidn,

“About a year ‘ue the:
_brovincial ‘government. -

disrepair, Fairmont is in - | =

the riding’ represented by” |
Chabot., By; itself that’

The Herald, Friday, February m 1981, Page: 2°

ssid “Howard charges conflict -

‘announced that af million
forgiveable loan will.

made to the Radium

’ Waterworks: District to
. provide a, néw, larger ,

«_ gravity fed ‘water system to

eo 4 4

more “concerned about
using public funds to
bolster. support for uf

"political trouble than they |
“the . Radium Hotsprings: .

Z . COME STAY wry: us:
Jute NOLISH HAY near STANLEY. PARK
wi beautiful downtowns ¥ ANGQUVE: R,

inthe goverment seems’

cabinet minister who. is in’

are.about’ developing ‘the: .
hot springs here.

pee years Mieranty
paris & labour

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