Reps from Skeena Junior Secondary School at work waxing vehicles at a recent car wash
held at the former Totem Gulf (now Totem Service) on Lakelse Avenue in Terrace. -

amus O’Rlordan takes ak
’ close look at a fish which

™ was dissected for a hands-
Bon approach to learning. -

€ Bear hug

A bear hug from Paula Telx-
eira, 5, a kindergarten stu-
dent at Parkside Elemen-
tary School in Terrace.

Break-ins

continued from page 2

tion Workshop on
Wednesday, October 15
at 7 p.m. at the
Caledonia Senior Secon- rn
dary School on Munroe He Ci
Street in Terrace.

This no cost workshop
will cover Home Security
such as locks, lighting,
marking of valuables
and personal security.

There will. be a ques-
tion and answer period
to cover areas not touch-
ed on. All the public are
encouraged to attend so
that residents can
‘*‘Work Together in
‘Preventing Crime.’

sa) TERRACE |
‘, BEAUTIFICATION |
SOCIETY

All interested persons are invited
to attend a formation meeting of
the Terrace Beautification Society
to be held in the Terrace Municipal
Council Chambers on
Tuesday, Oct., 21, 1986, at 7:30 p.m.

‘Start again this year.

Terrace Review — Wednesday, October 15,1986 17

Job Squad in action

A job squad which. students get to the junior
started two years ago at secondary level they
Skeena Junior Secon- begin -getting serious
dary School, organized while still wanting to
by typing teacher Ed participate in activities
Papais, is off to a good with friends. After
visiting a Canada Youth
Employment Centre in
Vancouver, Papais pick-

‘We have approx-
imately 30 students from
Grades 8, 9 and 10 who ed up on the idea of a
are participating in the social activity for
program,”’ Papais said. students that is geared to
Activities range from car work. He added that
washes to firewood students who participate
packing, ; in the program keep the

Papais said he has
noticed that when gives them much more

incentive.”’

« -Close look

Kaila Sickels, a Grade 2 stu-

- dent at Kiti K’ Shan Primary
School, examines part of a
fish through a magnifying
glass. -

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Proniuniar cote)

FREE WORKSHOP

HOW TO START YOUR OWN BUSINESS:

The purpose of this workshop ts to emphasize the need
for planning when starting your own business .and to

iilustrate the preparation of a simple “Business Plan".

Government Assistance Programs for
Small Business — Information Session

Tuesday, October 21, 1986.

Terrace, Inn of the West
7:00 - 9:30 p.m.

THE CANADNAN CHAMSER
OF COMMERCE

Federal Business Banque fédérale
Development Bank de Hoppement

money they make: “It -

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Local residents who
are busy and need work
done by experienced and
conscientious students,
call Skeena Junior
Secondary School at
635-9136. Leave your
name, address and
phone number, the type
of job(s) to be done, and

the number of people

needed. The hourly rate
per student is $3.50 or
contract work can be ar-
ranged.

Papais added, “The
following might be jobs
you want done: raking
leaves, car washing and

vacuuming, washing
windows, painting,
shovelling snow,

housecleaning, firewood
packing and stacking,
and if you are moving,
we'll help.”

Northwest Community: |

NORTHWEST COMMUNITY COLLEGE, TER-
RACE, B.C. will be offering a completely revis-
fed TELECOMMUNICATION COURSE beginn-
jing NOVEMBER 3, 1986. This is an 18 week
course, designed for students who have com-
pleted the provincial core or who have con:
siderable experience in the fleld. It will train
telcom technicians who require current theory
j and principles in digital communications, flber
optics principles, microwave technology and
4 Satellite communications.

SPACES ARE LIMITED, REGISTER EARLY

SPACES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE IN OUR
WELDING AND CARPENTRY COURSES

CAMPUS DORMS AVAILABLE

a For further information - phone TERRACE
635-6511, local 280 or 314 from 8 a.m. to3 p.m. |

To register for this

FREE.
Workshop, please
contact:

Corrine
at 635-4951

collect.

ami able ot

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