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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1874

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given to Indian students,

j l U A oti : The Honourable Norman’. & 6 ing
| Industrial Inquiry | ae f ane Honmurable, Herman married! students, mature
| { . : : Resources and The Honourable. Students, Wilin soo
‘ i vantaged person, high --schoo:
: Co 1 1 William Xing, Minister of students or first-Lime entrants
. mmission Labour, today ana 10 the labour force, people on
_- \ ; The Minister of Labour, the accept as binding the recom-. summer , employment social assistance and rural
“By : Honourable W. S. King, an- mendations of .the Industrial programmes in the Department stu en 5. ill be employed for
: nounced today the appaintment Inquiry. Commission. of Human Resources. - ; tuden is wi at si oye cing
of an Industrial Inquiry Com- The Minister wishes to The government-sponsored # 16-weel per Hs a mene
mission loinvestigateand make commend the parties to this student summer: employment | May éth,- The Sven plo
programme is being coor- Human Resources will emp by

recommendations for a set-
Uement of the dispule belween
the B.C, Hospitals’ Association
and the “Registered Nurses’

dispule on their responsible
approach to a ‘dispute -which
could be ‘potentially disruptive
and invidious to the public

dinaied by the Depariment of
Labour. A total of $1,340,499.20
has been allocaled ta the.
Human

sLudents. ° throughout”. - the
province. ge,

_ al. lo assist social workers in
their regular duties, “>;

Association of British Colum- health of the Province. “Such Department of ro
bia. . demonstrations .af respon- Resources to employ students in | 72. TO he. ca Tenet
nat ifinister Indkoated tha he — sibility in the face of difficull “Innovations '74 and Ex Lae ea te acnrehr'. and
ad made a strong-recom- circumstances: indicat i 74" nes LVL . , ol

iB 4 ances icate the perience '74"), programmes Statistics Division, - Personnel

mendalion to the parties that
Ihe. findings of the Industrial,
‘Inquiry ‘Commission. be ac-

cepled as binding upon. both ©

parties. Accordingly, both the’
B.C. Hospitals’ Agseciation and:
the _ Registered
Association have agreed lo

Nurses’ .

basic success of the callective
bargaining system’ stated Mr.
King. -. .

- Mr. Clive McKee has today
been appointed as an Industrial
Inquiry Commission to service
in this particular dispute, |

OBS. Pine Trees

planned to provide students
with valuable work experience,
contacts and references lo
better equip the young person
for his or her eventual mem-
bership in-the labour force.
Through summer employment

students will have an ap. ‘and

portunily 10 earn income
necessary 10 the continuance of
their formul education while
gaining invaluable work ex-

Division; and the Alcohol: and
Drug Commission, 27
4, ‘To give clerical: and .
echnical assistance ‘in. district
offices’.and with .the ,Mincome
- and Pharmacare prograrimes,

4. 10 help’ with: summer
-programmes ‘in child care
facilities, =. -°

Hiring will be carried out
through the Division of Per-

. rience. : : vB }
7 : ' a ' = Perlforts will be geared toward sonnel caer eae eens
Bn a i i hiring students who have the Department 9 ii mat
a op nspec e ' greatest need and who often Resources, Parliament
5 _ experience difficulty in ob-- Buildings, Viciorla, an

through local district offices of

‘the future Sand mus! be — boundaries. oy ; “ne we bor
i protected, he'adds. *3.. Pine trees of tree parts Mr. Llewellyn, who was bore family of Leo Llewellyn, mi era
“The onus is directly on ~ moving from ‘the Vancouver Jan. 13 1684, the Unt a States Terrace, ‘son,’ Huby Henson, .
growers 10 reques, ai in- Forest District-to olher areas of many paris at fy med ae New Mexico, daughter, Louella ; es — .
{  spection”, says “Mry Neilson. British Culumbia must have ne ie ana’ ai elore ne an O38, Thomas, Terrace, Daughter, : : : ; .
£ “We du_not intend to search — visible trace of infestation and po a deciding that ahie eae Gene Liewelly, Terrace, son. : ORTHERN SASH’...
3° them aut.’ “Growers can cun- must be specially funigaled F : : ” large, Smith, 6 1 BM ; : : i ;
“tact their Incal district uffice, with methyl bromide by a place for his chide rest daughter, . Maxine Bredl, ~ . ; Complete millwork & Cabinetry .
% — forticulturist ‘or entomologist .- certified person nol_ more than Pais. famil ol ed | tein Hudson Heights, Quebec, : plywood - exotic Jumber.- dons - windows =
=. for mre information. «in- seven days prior.t0.sale. Each oa Thi ily a demany- Daughter, William Llewellyn, .
© speetions and lagging Tree musi-be tagged staling that (0 '  ondad y and many” Va. son. Jessie Collins, Selon 4418 Legion 635-5657 Terrace
& Inspection reyuirements “this ireatment has been carried. services onthe ; Knox United: Portage, daughter. hupert - , ;
&% « dependon where le reesare lo out, owever, trealments Be a : cKinnip, nc ’ amr 7, . . -_
. 2 depend a where mare PU ent Muy. 15 and July 15. Clureb on April éth. +. daughier,» Wes. leaves: 30 ERT'S DELICATESSEN .
:  % 4. Pine trees ‘ut foliuge, ‘inclusive are nut considered ” donut final tribute hes won- grandchildren, 31 greal ee ; ote TIRE STORES.
. = living or cut, may. be seld or, -acceptable-since (hey cannot be - ue ne Liewell oe randson grandchildren. and one greal-- ij! F Fine quality foods from ‘all over the world » cal
# moved within, the Vancuuver > guaranieed effective during ‘he ~ Sieh 4 ve ; ik 1E ‘i +. great-granddaughter. 7 ie . _
” ‘ pupation period af the nieth, .” Richard Llewellyn, grandson, . August Kuitla described Wes “MI 4603 ‘Park - Terrace - ACE

ert lieVara ta Sa ee pepe ere ee ewer re ee

All British Columbia nur-

serymen or.others growing pine
lrees must now have their trees
inspected und: tagged hefore

‘-iheycare sold or transparied. -

This is required under the

_ February: by. erder-in-couneil.

Mr. Chet Neilsen, provincial
enlomolagis!, Viclaria, says
this regulation is designed to
stop the Spread of (he European
Pine Shoot: Moth to native pine

tree slands:.: These trees: will,

become even. more Valuable in

jorest District provided they
show no visible sign af in-
festalion and-are from a field
wilh less than five per cent

‘

UNIROYAL

overall infestation as deter-
mined by an official inspector.
Each tree must have a cer-
ification tag affixed staling (his
‘provision, Inspections. art
varried aui- at the prower's

Plant. . Projection’ “Ac!” request during lie periods of -
regulations us filed last Marchi 15 to May 15 and Sep-

‘tember 110 October 15 if each
.talendar year. 0 .
-2, All plants leaving British
Columbia - must comply with
points 1 and 3 and be.placed ina
“sealed container or van and not
‘re-opened until’ outside the
British Columbia provincial

Failure 16 follow .1ése
regulations’ could result in
proseculpens. we. Fea :

‘'

Forty Terrace Air Cadets and Kadets left here Thuesday for a
long weekend d familiaization and glider training period in
- Chilliwack. The group is pictured above,

Old time resident, Mr. Wes
Llewellyn went to sleep for ihe
last. . time ~ on

‘Thurs. April 4th. in the home af. -
Mrs. W. Murphy; 4929 McDeek, -
where he lived for the past 2 '2.
years, ~~ ‘ :

Frad) Thomas, . son-in-law,
Arnold Prosser, grandson in

law, ‘Ted Campbell, and “Bill ~~. prospector.” = - ' a
“Me Kay;-ug well -asyllonorary? Si pr Pp Tr. : eee

Terrace Pioneer Passes:

‘Pallbearers, Watson’ Baily,

Waller McConnell, August
Kuilula, Oli Nelson, Antoine
Hoken and Ed Siwicky placed
their. buttonaires upon the
casket. :

Qther than the ‘immediate -

perfectly when he said, “A
family man, A Gentleman, and , ,

MOVING ‘EM OUT! !

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