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Number of masa teading the nn -se0h fe
: ist was the enhancement
. um ero of the marine training SALLY FORTH . BY GREG HOWARD
full time Reset” runding of prs MORES Miah e p—aton(Neneaee
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TERRACE — Student was a request for money " ae WHAT $ . it:
enrolment at Northwest to upgrade the telecom- eae tte OF ae
Community College munications department. ~N REALITY. Art NN
(NWCC) continues to Weneed enhancement of S35 aN
grow, the speciality electronics [}—~ ~_/ ee
program, to respond to _f y ) y/ Z
by Sherry Halfyard =the needs of the com- = =

college is still awaiting
final allocaton of monies
from the Excellence in

Education fund. aquaculture program, : 52415
— —- said George. It’s been SF Ses
_by Sherry Halfyard’ coming along in bits and

All B.C, colleges have
received notification of
what funding they are to

ing of 3.9 percent,
representatives at the in-
stituation are still expect-
ing additional funding
from the Excellence in
Education Fund, said

Dr. Val George, Presi-.

We are continuing to
grow in terms of part
time students, particular-
ly in the areas of health,
said Dr. Val George,
President of NWCC.

The number of full
time students has ap-
peared to level off, and
we expect this trend to
continue next year, said
George.

The community is ask-
ing for more short term
programs, and we are
responding to that, he
said.

George commented
that over 10 years, the
college has increased stu-
dent contact hours from
400,000 to over
1,000,000. He expects to
see a growth in total
programs. between three
and four percent.

We have been given
$50,000 in addition, to
the base’ budget for the

dribbles; there is still
some money left in the
fund, so there will prob-

have been asked to sub-
mit requests for funding
of specific projects. -

Northwest Communi-

ty College represen-
tatives announced at a
recent board mecting
that they have priorized

munity, said George.

The third priority of
the college was for
$40,000 to organize pro-
fessional deVelopment of
the instructional staff.

Though the college
submitted six programs
to be financed by the Ex-
cellence in Education
Fund, George anticipates
that only one or two of
the projects will receive
money.

Cones
A coniferous tree will
not necessarily produce
cones and seeds every
year. It may have years
of heavy cone crops,
years of light crops-and

years where no cones are
produced at all.

Heritage Park ready
for more visitors

-TERRACE — Heritage

Park is again receiving
tourists and this year
many of them are from
the United States.

by Philip Musselman

Heritage Park has
already begun its tourist
season and a majority of
the visitors are either
from B.C. or the United
States. This year the
park has much to offer
in way of history. A
number of artifacts were
donated last summer and
have now joined the ex-
hibit. In addition the
Conroy Homestead
building is opening to the

public. This structure
was originally situated at
the north end of Kalum
Lake.

According to Norma
Kerby, Vice President of
the Terrace Regional
Museum Society, an old-
fashioned record player
and a plaster-spotted dog
were donated along with
some old records made
in the 1920’s.

So, if Terrace resi-
dents are looking for
an interesting diversion
they should be sure to
visit the park which is
open from 10 a.m. to 6
p.m. each day except
Monday and Tuesday.

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