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Finance & Insurance
Sales Person

Start an exciting and interesting career In the automotive}

Industry. Jim McEwan Motors Ltd. in Terrace operates a
Progressive, trendsetting General Motors Dealership in
spacious, modern, well equipped facilities. A full-range of

employee benefits including a heaith plan, a dental plana

group insurance, etc. are avallable.

BA Guaranteed Selary will be provided during the initial,
@ training period after which the Finance and Insurance Sales.

person will be pald on a rewarding commission plan. —

The Finance and Insurance Sales person will be responsible
for the selling of finance and insurance programs to new
yand used car and truck customers. This salas person will

also be responsible for selling optional warranties, #

equipment, maintenance and protection plans to new and
used car and truck customers. Other dutles will include

vehicte leasing, renting, customer follow up, customerfl

satisfaction plans, and generating reports. A computer will
be made available to assist the sales person in all duties,
sespecially the selling procedure. No experience is
necessary. Ongoing sales, technical and some computer
training will be provided. Advancement opportunities within

7 the company available.

Qualifications: We are. looking for an aggressive, self]
starting individual who enjoys dealing with people face tof

face and over the ‘phone. Grade 12 education, business

machine experience and some mechanical experience _

Capital’,

preferred. Must be prepared to.work Saturdays, shift worklE
and spend extra time at training and home study.-Some
typing experience would be an asset.

Applications Accepted: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday only. Please supply resumes and applications to:

Sandra McEwan - Jim McEwan Motors Ltd.

P.O. Box 940 - Terrace, B.C. - VBG 4R2
Successful applicants will be called for interviews at a later

“Had

The Bright Spot on Highway 16 West oat
P.O, Box 940, Terrace, B.C. veG. 4R2

: - For direct service’ ‘ask. for
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School district

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trustees about the TDTA’s

- salary and class size

targets for the 1987-1988

collective agreement.
Grieve said notification

Was necessary in order to
allow the board’s finance

committee time to draft

funding into next year’s
budget proposal, due by
March 15.

When Grieve began to
mention specific figures,
however, he was inter-
Tupted by trustee Dave
Parker, who asserted the

subject contained. in-

camera material. ‘‘Nego-
tiating is done in commit-
tee, not in a public
meeting,’’ Parker said.
. Grieve also stated the
salary notification for the
draft budget could be
delivered to the board by

means other than a pres-

entation at the meeting.
.When the board recon-

“vened acting. chairman
Kirsten. Chapman in-

formed Grieve the board
deemed further discussion
of salary or personnel
practices inappropriate,
and she invited him to ad-
dress further remarks on
the subjects to committee.

Grieve continued his |

presentation by advising
the board the TDTA will
not participate in arbitra-
tion again due to the

negative nature of the pro-

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cess in last year’s contract
talks.
TDTA’s interest-in reach-
ing an early settlement on
the 1987-1988. collective

- agreement and suggested
the board: avoid hiring a’

paid negotiator because.
“‘we talk best when we
talk directly to trustees’.

‘This year’s contract be-
tween School District 88
and the TDTA expires in
June at the conclusion of
the school year.

In court

On Friday, Jan. 23 in
Terrace Provincial Court
Steven Lampert was fined
$500 for operating a
motor vehicle while his
ability to drive was im-
paired. —
xe kK.

On Thursday, Jan. 22 in
Terrace Provincial Court
Larry Kronebusch was

fined $650 for operating a.

motor vehicle while his
ability to drive was im-
aired.

P aor

On Wednesday, Jan. 21
in Terrace Provincial

‘Court David Gladstone

was jailed 30 days for
escaping and being at
large without an excuse.
“tok

In Terrace Provincial
Court on Thursday, Jan.
22 Archie Ellwood was
fined $10 for an offence

under the Other Federal 4

Statutes,

-"" local’ people who have -
- viable business ideas. but -

‘ordinator Vern Rozee:

He stated the.

--ment matchmaking, and

established in the North-

‘Commission and the Ter-

’ fices.

(1 errace) |

‘Late French Immersion -
Registration | |

for a Late Immersion class for Grade'6 students
to be housed at Cassie Hall Elementary School,
2620 Eby Street, Terrace, beginning September
1987. The registration will take place:

TUESDAY, FEB. 24 TO
_ FRIDAY, FEB. 27, 1987

9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

-  CASSIEHALL
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

>: Enrollment limited to 30 pupils
- Please register early!

in the Cassie Hall School library on Monday,
February 23, 1987 at 7:30 p.m. _ 2HBe

|| School District # 88

Terrace School District announces registration

An information meeting for parents will be held

Sem nar JAA CO HOE EH Habe Ka & HGH IER Oo nia :

Northwest -
Community —
.College

is offering the: following course: |

16 hour module on Electricity & Electronics
(for Automotive Techniclans)

; April 4/5, 1987 oy
- from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. each day

16 hour module on Fuel Injection,
for Current Vehicles (Gasoline)

April 11/12, 1987

- from 8:00 a.m. - - 5:00 p.m. each day
LOCATION: Room 1107 in the Trades Bullding at the.

Terrace Campus of Northwest Community College.

The tuition for the 4 day course is $230.00. This includes all
books. In some cases Canada Employment may be able to
help.

The Instructor for this course is Ben Watson of Bellevue,

Washington.

Subject to a minimum enroliment of 14 in each course.

| Please apply on or before February 27, 1987.

A certificate will be-issued upon successful completion of

this 4 day course.

For more Information on this course, please contact Emile
- Marchand at Northwest Community College,

635-6511, local 313. _ a.

TERRACE — ‘‘Access to
a workshop
scheduled to take place in
Terrace Feb..20 and 21, is |
designed to provide expert
advice and information to

can’t. find: the : cash to
develop them. =

“We believe that there '
are a large mumber of
employment-producing
projects that. can’ be
developed in this area if |. .
the financial. and human [ "
resources can be mobi- ¢
lized,’’ said workshop co-

Topics to be addressed at:
“Access to Capital’’ in-
clude a summary of. suc-
cessful community . eco-
nomic development pro-
jects in other areas, | -
generating. capital within, |:
the community, invest-..]>

an. outline of the recently «|
announced Community
Futures Program being

west by the federal
government.

The workshop is being
organized by a joint effort
of the Terrace Tourism
and Economic Advisory

race and District Credit:
Union.

Further information is
available through the City
of Terace municipal of-

a
On Friday, Jan. 30 in [

Terrace Provincial Court f

Marcel LeFebvre was fin-

ed $250 for assault.

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community (e.g., rides, child care, free item
ads placed by Individuals seeking work.

Display: per Issue; $4.00 per column Inch.

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Classified Ads: deadline is Friday, 4:00 p.m.

As a public service the Terrace Review wilt ein free of charge any ad offering to share something with the

In addition, there will be no charge for “Lost and Found” or for

Rates: Non display: per issue; $2.00 for 30 words or less, additional words 5¢ each.

We reserve the right to classify, edit or refuse any advertisement.
Terme: Payment with order unless otherwise arranged.

Please send your ad, with payment, to: 4535 Greig Ave., Terrace, B.C. V8G 1M7

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