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wires the vehlele, gots it
going, backs out of the
Parking lot and Is set to take

ou suddenly the car stalls
and, try as he might, nothing
will get it golng again.

Such thwarted auto thefts
are the purpose of an anti-
theft device invented by
Edmonton mechanic Joe

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location convenient to the
owner, turns the antitheft
system on and off.

It's true that having one's
ear abandoned in an in-
convenient spot may result
in an accident or the car
being towed away, but this Is
preferable to having the car
stolen.

The paychological effect of

having the car stall at an
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Device defeats thieves

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assistant to the vice-president of ‘engineering, Ray
Peters, President of BCTV, and Ernie Rose, the

engineering vice-president. -

BCTV commenced broadcasting via Anik B satellite
on Friday, Dec. 14. On hand for the initial satellite

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transmission were from left to right: Tak Negero, DE

Satellite experiment
is now underway here] /

BCTV has begun
telecasting all its
Programming via the
Anik BG satellite. ;

The telecasting is
underway on a test basis
until September 1980.

“We are fulfilling a
long-time dream of

providing betier TV
service to the rural
Tegions of B.C. the
Yukon, and the. Nor-
thwest Territories,"’ said
J.R. Peters, the president
of British Columbia
Television. ‘‘The
technology of satellite

broadcasting is an ex-
citing new field and as
rapidly as this science is
growing we anticipate
even greater possiblities
for communications in
the years ahead.

Anik B is a com-
munications satellite

New parks, rec head
looking into budget

Alan McNiven is Terrace's
new Superintendent of Parka
and Recreation.

McNiven, 26, is originally

for the coming fiscal year.

“I'm looking forward to
getting the budget done so
that we can start im-

1s it," McNiven
said. ‘Terrace looks like it
has a lot to offer, and we are
happy to be here.

lauchnched from Cape
Canaveral in Dec. 1978.
Anik B is currently being
used in an experimental
long distance education
program at the Nor-
thwest Community
College.

Aside from expanding
services to more remote
areas, the satellite
broadcasting will help the
BCTV to discover ways to
improve its signal to
areas already receiving
service. .

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McNiven was recreation
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the position with the Terrace
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He had been at his post in
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