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VICTORIA (CP) — More than 150,000 students will sit
_ down next, month to write the first compulsory province- |
wide achievement exams in B.C, in more than a decade..

The Education Ministry already has sent the exams to the -
province's 75 school districts, along with manuals for the ;

___ teabers' to-use, and scoring samples so every child across
BC, will be marked a8 uniformly as possible. © ;
‘The examinations will be given to hildren in Grade 3

" (tiath); Grade 4 (reading), Grade 7 (math and reading), «

_ Grade 10 (math), and Grade 12 Composition algebra and
- chemistry). -

_Jexry Mussio, executive iirectoé of school | programs, said :

Tuesday all children should know their results on the exams ©

’ bythe end-of the school year in. June, and teachers ate
expected to use the ‘resillis “as “an added ‘piece of
_ information” in determining a child’ 'S. final grade for. the.
. year. :

In no case are the exams to be used “on a striet paas-fail
basis for the whole year,” he sald. -

All the items’ on the .tests come from; old exams or
previous province-wide achievement teats, he said, and that

B. C. ‘Students exams compulsory F

“has made it possible to determine in. advance how well the
average. student should do on-éach-test. ;
“With the help of panels of teachers in each aubjet, the
ministry. has drawn up schedules to help teachers translate
the. numerical scores received on a the tests into: letter
atades,* |
_ All the quesiions, in Grades 3,4,7 and 10 will be multiple-
choice, which makes the test easy fo grade uniformly,
Musslo said. In Grade 12, the algebra test has. some

problem-solving questions; and the English test consists of - .

the writing’ of a short composition.

These are harder to mark uniformly, Musslo said, but the ; ABVAN BU [ LDE RS TD.

along with =

ministry has sent samples of possible essays out
grading: schedules to keep, things as even as poss ble. -.
He said shools have been given discretion to exempt the. .

_wholarship. students: in Grade 12, who are: also writing -
’ provincial scholarship exams during the same time the

achievement tests are to be written, - from the easier tests.
3Elementary and Grade.10 students will wr te thelr exams
between June’é and June 24, All thé Grade 1 12 exams will be
written between June 13 and: June 17.

and still find itdifficult tokeep Up with: the ema

' Later, ‘perhaps, Davis: Will seek out the hincheon crowd. |
‘the beginning;. the new: festaurant: “will employ four: people

-lunch is made. -

having chairs. shipped from Montreal,
should be in place-by that time.”

liquor license toserve such beverages with meéals only, :

southwest, Baja, and old Mexico ‘Don Diego’ a” * will be i a
welcome addition {6 treats for their palate, ©

former’ site of Western Home Furnishings.
Terrace’s new RCMP building.

night's council meeting. |

HALIFAX. (cP) — Two former’ ‘fund-raisers for the Nova
Scotia Liberal party were ‘convicted today of conspiring to’
sell Liberal government influence while Gerald Regan was ,
premier between 1970-78. ;

The decision by the Bb jurors came inthe third day of

private world. of political money-raising..

: the Senate in 1974, ‘and Charles MacFadden, a former vice-
president of National Sea Products, were charged followiig
‘an RCMP investigation into dealings: between: the ‘Liberal
party and 20 companies, mostly distillers, ‘ _

High-profile defence lawyers J.J, Robinettevand Austin .

Cooper. both of Torunts, called no witnesses. Both said the’

~ business

fo expanded iy brand’ names of Mexican: ‘food they: all: eS
‘first it‘will not be oper for Harich: iit: will: serve nn only

and that number will i increase ‘when’ the switch to’ serving
‘. vo site.
_ The two week opening: date is tentative due toa ‘delay i in’.
Eve thing else “
oe y a. ; he reedeli H iF done
. Beer, wine and tequila (not necessarily all ‘at ‘once) are. the city is ni “hobkced? jek

. tradit Mexi Davis is present] in a
tra ional with ican fare. Da Pi ly. Beek 8 2 fina ‘ay on th, niatter,

Bye fotir-to-oné vote, Rugg: Holdings wit be advised’ that a

yho hi ed the food of. the Am n.,
er. those a oecange onjoye af the eral ‘Terrace is interested in the conversion, possibility of the :

The second building that may soon be: back in use is the
It could be a

That bit of news raised | some pantroversy at Monday .
, a of this partie

The-two will be sentenced at 10 a.m. ADT ‘Thureday. *e

Senator irvine Barrow, a Halifax. accountant appointed to.

“| The Terrace detachment of the RCMP, have been looking
for anew location for some time, Recently, police building
eater ‘visited: Terrace and toured, hgh ‘posal hilitles

When’ Down. continued. to ‘pres see open teiders: froin
anyone,- Hallsor: told him:"‘one of the other -buildings.would
ve tobe rebuilt from the grounil up.” Down anewered, “11

~~ don't'know'that.”. Hallsor responded the experts had 1

50." David Gellately. poirited out. the: spollce “have very.

* buildings to: remodel. alt -was this division, -aecording : to:
Gellately,, that bs + chobert 4 ‘the Western Home 6 Furnishing

: g ra) an oe . “4 .

“Upon guestiéning. from Alan ‘Soutar the public learned ft -_
i by the building’ gowner, then
: Buk Halléor. later said |theelty’
would be,committed to, o per cent, of the cost and has the _

location. - Dowti: was’ Opposed; Gordon Galbraith Was
absent, . -

Towards the end of the council meeting Soutar requested
the head of the. police inspection team write city hall and = -
explain the Specific Items in detall that led to the chosing.
location, ‘

Liberal fundraisers ‘convicted —

Crown had failed to provide any evidence to justify the .

. conspiracy charges. :

Neither “Barrow: ‘hor MacFadden denied, approaching

‘companies, which were doing — or hoped to do — - bualness

with the, province and asking for donations to the Liberal
party: However; the defence: lawyers argued neither man

deliberations following a month-long Spreme. Court. ral” attached ~any= “promise ‘of ‘having influence with the -
whith gave Nova Scotians an inside yiew' of the usually mh

government.

That. contention was backed. ‘up, by ‘former premier
’ Regan, now minister of international: trade tn the federal :
cabinet. ° . ,

” Regan, one of two former Liberal premiore to testify, said

he had known Barrow for 30 years. He said he took advice
, from the senator but Barrow never er attempted lo influence-
government poley: . .

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~ Diaries’ reporter. reveals source

_ BONN (Reuter) — The West German. reporter who

‘discovered the forged Hitler diaries says he obtained them”
from a Stuttgart dealer. using the name Konrad Fischer. -

_ Gerd Heidemann, dismissed by the news magazine Stern
on Tuesday, said Tuesday night the man telephoned him
Monday, . claiming- to speak from an Eastern European '
. country and confessing. that he had lied about the diaries’
- authenticity.

Heidemann said Stern ‘investigations in East Germany.
-had shown that Figcher was an alias and that his real name |
was Kujau.

The reporter had refused to revenl his source » publicly, »
even after the diaries were. pronounced fakes by. West
. German officials last week. a

But he said that his source was Fischer, who has a small

| store dealing in Hitler memorabilia in Stuttgart, after Stern. -

publisher Henri Nannen revealed the name to reporters at a
Bonn reception.

~ Neighbors in Stuttgart's Schrelberstrasse said Tuesday
they had not seen the dealer for about three Weeks and that ..
the steel shutters:on-his store windows were down: |

. Heidemann sald he and Nanneti doubted that Fischer-

; ‘Kufou -was'ln Eastern Europe, Nannen said the man had"

claimed to be apeaking from. a telephone . booth:
Czechoslovakia. ae

- The 51-year-old reporter said the. man ‘claimed that he

- received. the2 diarles from East German sources, .

including, twa: brothers - - ‘one a : general and the other: a
‘museum director, ©.
’ But they turned out to be a raway porte and é a museum

. Janitor, he sald.

“The nian ‘named. another East German Tesident AB a
. source for the diariés in hia telephone call, Heldemann sald.

“The revelations appeared certain to set off a new hunt id
discover “where Fischer-Kujatl_ obtained the. forged
documents.

Gerd Sehulte-Hillen, the chairman of Stem’ 's publishing ,
house, sald in 9 television interview Tuesday the magazine
had paid the‘ equivalent of $3.75 million U.S. for them.

since said they will all get their money back.

Nannen said he ‘belleved East: ‘Germany planted the’
’ documents in the West to create political unrest.
Earlier, Heidemnann'called a news; :conference to deny

-Allegations made by Stern that he. had defrauded the |

magazine and that. he ‘may have’ enriched himself.

Stern has ‘filed charges against. Heidmann, and the
Hamburg public prosecutor sald Tuesday it could take
months: to. determine whether: there are Brounds for’
prosecution.

--Heidemann said he had acted in ‘good falth. sad had.
submitted the diaries to the publishers aver a periad of two
years. It-was up to them to check their’ authenticity, he said,

Girl recovers

” VANCOUVER (CP) — An 11-year-old ‘Dune girl
‘mauled by a Bengal tiger in a Vancouver Island last:
month has rerovered from a bout- of meningitis and is’

resting comfortably, a spokesman for the Vancouver —

Childrezis Hospital satd Tuesday.

Veronica’ Shelepiuk _ contracted meningitis
inflammation of the membranes surrounding the brain and
spingl cord—after a tiger bit her in the neck April 24 at the.
"Kid's World Zoo in-Duncan,.

She was diagnosed as cured ‘Monday atler reelving
antibiotics for several: ‘days, hospital Spokesman Vivian’

Tepoorten sald. She also underwent an operation Monday to:

close the wounds on her neck.

The child is “alert andawake, and ties beén eating. ‘She ia

quite satisfactory," Terpoorten sald,

She added that animal bites | can, ‘often cause: perious i

diseases through Infection. :

Duncan RCMP . are’. investigating the: ‘attack, said a 4

spokesman for the Duncan fich and wildlife branch, and the
branch will coon present the zoo's owner with @ list of
recommendations to improve safety.- Qo

. Veronica ‘had been working as a ~ volunteer in the

‘privately-owned 200, and entered a cage ‘contalning two
tigers when the mauling occurred. She suffered a tooth

" puncture to one aide of the néck, a slash-on the other side :
Stern began publishing the documents last month and”

sold publishing rights to several western Periodicals, It has coo

and was shaken up, Tepoorten said.

the Investigation. .

_ A 209 attendant has been suspended pending the results of ;

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