Job opportunities :

.. Further details on the
‘following fobs are to be
obtained by calling the
Terrace office of the Canada
Employment Centre at 635-
nM. .

Hook Tender - IWA rate.
Kleanza. Permanent full
time. Must be experienced.
Transport: from town pro.

Baker. - $7.00 per hour to
start, ‘Terrace. Permanent
full time. Must’ have ex-
perience,

’ Dining Room Waltress - §3.75
per hour, Terrace. Per-
manent full time. Ex-,
perience preferred,

Clerk Typist - Terrace. $893
- + §2.80 per mo. Permanent
full time. 40 wpm typing
essential. Some experience

H.D. Mechanic - I.W.A.
rates. Juskatla. Permanent
fulltime. ® or fully ex-
perienced.

Walter-Waitress ~ $3.25 per
bour. Terrace. Permanent
full-time. Over 19 years of
age. Stock work, cash
register and balancing
ordering.

Rigging Slinger - [.W.A.
Terrace, Permanent full
Ume, Working on tower.
Must be experienced.

Rigging Slinger - WA rates.
Kileanza. Permanent
fulltime. Must be ex-
ced. Afternoon shift -
transport from town pr.

Waitress - DOE. Terrace.
Must be experienced in
general waitressing duties.

General Line Painter - $7.26
hour. Terrace. Permanent

fulltime. -Excellent op-
portunity to energetic
person. Some background

and knowledge of heavy
‘equipment.

Millwright. - IWA rate.

- Terrace. '.Permanent full
time. General 'duties In local
inill - shift work involved.

Heavy Duty Mechanic -
$10.51 hover. Terrace.

‘Temporary full time (2
‘months). « Certified .HD
“Mechanic Heavy Equipment

Registered Nurse - $1124
month. Terrace.
patients in ICU maintenance
of equipment. Responsible
to head nurse. Shift work @
percent VP. Room and
Boerd provided at cast.

Care of ,

Exceutive Seeretary - $1,000 [ewe

month. Terrace. Typing 60
wpm, filing, transcribing,
shorthand month
reports, exp with public,

Cook - $3.00 hour. Terrace.
Cooking and seme clean-up.
Shift work.

D8 Tractor Operator - Union.
Nass & Stewart Cassiar.
Permanent full time.
Looking for experience in
road building. Room and
board included,

Live in Housekeeper = $350

end ¥

per month + R&B. Port ;

Edward. To care for &
children age 7 and 2 - some
housekeeping, cooking
childcare,

Fallers - LW.A. Queen
Charlotte. Permanent fuil
time. Coast experience.
Camp job.

Clerk Typist - $393.00 per
month. Terrace. Per-
manent full ime. Must have
40 wpm typing. Must have
office experience.

Radiator
Negotiable salary DOE.
Terrace. Permanent - full
time. Must have experience
or related radiator ex-
perience. Some light
mechanic work,

TV & Radio Hepairperson -
$800 per month to start.
Prince Rupert. Permenant

repairs especially radio.
Drivers ilcence preferred.

Manager-Supry. - Stereo
Dept. DOE. Permanent full
time. Must have retail sales
experience knowledgable

_ about stereo equipment.

Musthavegood
‘management skills.

Pump Jockey - $3.50 hour.
Terrace.
time. Drivers licence Class
5. Front end service work.
Counter work and deliveries.

Some heavy work - lifting.

igatapher - #-0,000 year. |

ot syste ‘Permanent "full
ey 1B Yoon SBE

rel Terrace, Tem.
porary {2-3 months) could
be extended. Must have 40

wpm typing, reception work,
invoices.

Chambermaid - $3.75 hour. ©
“Terrace. Permanent part
time. Afternoon shift.
Experience preferred.

Pump Jockey - $3,00 hour.
Terrace. Permanent part
. Counter sales -

. Some heavy work
invelved.

Sheetmetal worker.- ‘Union
rate. Terrace, Permanent
full time. Cutting and in-
stalling. sheet metal for

plumbing and heating - Must -

be JM and prefers some
experience.

Keypunch Operator - $740
- ,... Terrace.
Permanent full time, Ex.
» perlence’ with’ BM | - equip-
ment: ‘preferred

Childcare Worker - 140 week,

ice. Permanent full
time. °°: Experience working
with children and ability to
deal with public.

BOOM EXPLAINED
. ST. JOHN'S, Nfld, (CP) —
A loud hoomr that blew apzrt
a shed and. knocked out
electrical power: at several
houses on Bell Island, 15
kilometres north of St.
John's, has been attributed
to ‘an extremely low-
ency radio wave from
the Borie Union,

“4 motor $66,900.

_: $37,000.

| “MoMartin Machinery Ltd.

1004 Park Ave:,
Prince George, B.G. V2 4TT.

663-1 117 Telex 047-8832

. 1971 1 Godel T0206 Angle dozer and
~ winoh, Has new undercarriage and

10665 Model TE Angle dozer and
: wineh thoroughly cheoked over

Also in stock, assortment
of Clearing Blades and
‘ Winches ;

Typing, dictaphone.
Be able to deal with public;

General Office Clerk - DOE
$3.50 hour. Terrace. Per-
manent full time. Invoicing
‘through a cardex inventory
system. Accurate typing.

Registered Nurse - Clinic -

$5.50 hour, Terrace. On call,

only - for relief and for

emergencies, To assist. in ~
clini

c.

Stand Tenders - DOE. Usk.
Temporary full time. 3- 6
months experience in saw
work. Must have own chain
saw.. Hard hat, boots etc
required. -

Child Care Supervisor - $180
week. Terrace.: Permanent
fulltime. Must be registered
purse or have successfully

‘completed to early childhood:

education cou.

Stock Clerk - $5.00 hour DOE.
Terrace.. Permanent full
time. Clerical position.

Office experience would be

helpful. Shipping and.
receiving, p pricing,
warranty claims,

od

BUGS DESTROY BUGS —
GUELPH,. Ont. (CP) —

Damage to oat, barley and..

wheat crops caused by the
creal Jeaf beetle has been
brought under control in
Ontario, a professor- from
University ofnGuelph says.

A wasp parasite has killed 60
to 80 per cent of the beetle

Jarvae in the last few years.

Repairman -.-

Permanent full

Stokes family pull up roots

Along with Mrs. Stokes, he has been a part of

by Donna Vallieres

After seven years in Terrace, Rev. John Stokes
admits “it will be hard to pull up robts,” when
he, his wife Flora, and their daughter Margie
will be moving to Smithers.

‘Rev. Stokes was, up until a short while ago,
liason officer for the Anglican Northwest
Development Committee and has continued to be
active in both church and community affairs.

The family has hecome “deeply involved” in
Terrace, Rev. Stokes said. He is a director at St.
Matthew's Church, former chairman and
director of Skeenaview Society, helped form the
Community Services Society and the Northwest
Study Confernce on Development.

Guide claims he gave gifts to |
Vanderhoof conservation officer

VANCOUVER (CP) — A
northern guide oulfitter said
Wednesday he gave three
gifts to a conservation of-
ficer of the provincial fish
and wildlife branch after a
request from that officer.

John Holmes told an
inguiry into the licensing of
guides and outfitters that he
gave an expensive shotgun,
antique snowshoes and a
writing desk to Art
Balcombe, former Van-

- derhoof conservation officer,

after Balcombe expressed
aninterestin them. -

“] was personally asked to
. make a gift of a 12-gauge

. desk — was

shotgun to Mr. Balcombe ..

it was very subtly done ... it
was loaned and never re-
turned," Holrnea said.

- Holmes told the inquiry,
headed by provincial court
Judge J. L. McCarthy, that
the shotgun was worth ap-
proximately $400, and that
subsequent attempts to
retrieve it had failed. He also
said the snowshoes, “a 150-
year-old family heirloom,”
were hanging in Baleombe’s

home.

Holmes said the steel work
mimataly § worth  ap-
proximately $25.

He gave Balcombe the

- Read his own
- obituary

VANCOUVER (cP) —

_ Robert Steeves, 53, was

stumed to see his own
obituary Wednesday mor-
ning in the Province, but was
even more worried when he
~ Saw the date of his death—
Joly 24,1978,

- “I'm. very much alive,”
Steeves. said "Wednesday
night. “Butit has caused me
and my family ‘a great deal

ata
“SIF it's a joke, it’s vey
sick. If it's a warning, then
I'm not worried. I can take
care of myself.”
‘Steeves is in the con-
struction business ‘and says

he is “a pretty hard-line
contractor,” but doubts the
death notice has any serious
intent.

“ButT'll make sure] spend
July 24 in bed.”

The notice gave Steeves’

’ eorrect address, although

the names of his wife and
daughter were wrong,
A spokesman for the

morning newspaper’s ad-

vertising department said
the notice was verified with
the ‘person who placed it,
although it was later dis-
covered that the telephone
number given was that of a
pay telephone.

Hl 0 l l C | E “

_IN OBSERVANCE OF DOMINION DAY, SATURDAY, JULY 1,
“1978, THE DISTRICT OF TERRACE MUNICIPAL OFFICES WILL
BE CLOSED ON MONDAY, JULY 3, 1978. THE FOLLOWING

| CHANGE IN REFUSE PICKUP IS INFRODUCED:

a

; - GARBAGE NORMALLY COLLECTED ON MONDAY WILL uve
’ PICKED UP ON TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1978. e
° iy

THE SANITARY: LANDFILL IS OPEN AT ALL TIMES T
‘VEHICLES OF LESS THAN ONE ONE.

DISTRICT.OF TE RRACE

the Mothers Time Off group, the Christian
Welfare Council, school board parenting courses
and the Lazelle Pre School. ;

While in Smithers, Rev. Stokes will have the

duel role of co-ordinator-consultant of Camp

Caledonia, a Christian camp for all ages.
The camp is currently used mainly for sum-:

‘mer children’s programs, but will expand to a

year-round camp for other purposes such as
retreats arid marriage encounters.

Although the Stokes will be leaving town, they
will still be available to all the groups and in-
dividuals who want to get in touh with them.
Their new address will be 1379 Babine Creacent
(or Box 2848), Smithers.

desk, he sald, out of “.., half-
pity, I believe. He had a
broken down old desk he was
always-complaining about.”

> Asked-by Judge McCarthy |

if Holmes thought he had
ever received any favoritism

concerning guide outfitting |

licences because of his gifts
to Balcombe, Holmes said he
felt that the excellence of his

- camp facilities rather than

the gifts placed him in a good
position with the branch
because his was a top-rate
outfit and a credit to. local
conservation authorities.

. GIVEN PERMISSION

Holmes, and his partner,

‘Albert Fowlle, had earlier

threatened to expose
manipulatton of guiding
territories by branch of-
ficlals when they learned
that another guide outfitter,
Doug Rober(son, had been
given permission from
Balcombe and Les Cox, a
local conservation officer, to
bring hunters into their area.
They claimed the officers
were overstepping their
authority.

Under examination from :

inquiry counsel Ace Hen-
derson, Balcombe testified
that he issued a “sundry
permit’’ to Robertson for the
1967-69 hunting season,
which gave Robertson
special access to Fowlie’s
and Holmes’ hunting area. It
was, he said, the only sundry
permit: he ever had the
chance to issue while he was
with the branch.

net
rad

a

a

oh

Asked why he issued a
special permit when the area.
‘was already being used by.
two’ other outfitters,:
Balcombe said he concluded!

from™ guide reports‘’at his
disposal that Fowlie’a and
Holmes’ area wasn't being
used to any extent.

it

Balcombe said later that’
those guide reports'he took:

his conclusions from could
‘not be located, -

Healso said that he did not
contact Fowlie or Holmes
before he issued the sundry
permit.

Balcombe also said that
“perhaps we shouldn't have
issued the licence if it wasn't
land under our jurisdiction”
and that he had made the
error.

However, he denied trying.
to transfer hunting territory |

from Fowlie and Holmes to
Robertson without the
branch’s knowledge.

The inquiry continues.

workers plan to meet tonight

to discuss ratification of an

industrial inquiry com-

migslonet’s report that could report

ad their strike which began
eb. 16.

THE HERALD, Friday, June 30, 1978, PAGE 7

Strike end
in Trail

By RON SUDLOW Fred Pyke, negotiator for
FRAIL, B.C. (CP) -—-Clvie the Canadian Union of Public
Employees, said Wedneaday
night that he will recom-
mend acceptance of the
to the negotiating
committee for CUPE Local
2087.

to our
customers, it’s the
best deal in town.

Homa Accord

‘Test drivea Honda today at

I TERRACE HONDA SALES

Terrace, B.C. VaG 1L8
635-6571 or 635-4325.

4042 Hwy. 16 West
HONDA Dealer Licence Number 020664

Babine
- EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

BABINE FOREST PRODUCTS LIMITED, A
MODERN: SAWMILLING COMPLEX UTILIZING.
240,000: 3CLINITS. ANNUALLY HAS OPENINGS IN
THEIR: WOODS DEPARTMENT FOR THE
- FOLLOWING:

CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISOR:
The successfut applicant must be able to plan and
implement all road construction and maintenance
programs and fo ensure that all construction standards
tad. schedules are met. In addition, the supervision
ev co-ardination of all phases of main road con-
ction and maintenance programs, specifically
Ji chtofl-way lagging, site preparation, grade
_strision, installation of drainage structures,
“Aaron of gravel pits and application of surfacing
Rote, vy will come within the scope of duty. A
naot.- ay of five years in read construction and
+ agic- ith supervisory experience'is mandatory.

AREA {47 ERVISOR:

The «sccessful applicant would preferably be
registered or be eligible for registration inthe A.B:C.:
pF having both Oxtensive ‘operational aid -forestry:-
*HelaiaWenheriéhtedver's . riod of at least-iedr years’
The ability to plan and implement log production, road
construction, budgeting, and overall management of a
defined operational area is required.

Al EA TECHNOLOGIST:

fe avccesstul applicant will assist the Area Super-
visor in log production, read construction. and forestry
rélated work in a defined operational area. Interior
operational and forestry experience with a minimum
of two years road and cut block layout experience is
required.

SALARY FOR EACH POSITION COMMENSURATE
WITH QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE.
- FULL CGMPANY BENEFITS AVAILASLE.

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