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Kitimat’s only permanent Day Care threatened

THE HERALD,

1978

Friday, May 5,

The Open House held at the Kitimat Day Care
Center Wednesday Mays.
threatened”’ because of summer holidays , says
president of the Center Marilyn Cook. Students
leave the school during the summer months. The

“The center is

organization,

drop in enrollment causes the center to have
financial turmoil when the registration fees do
net support the staff needed (o run such an

eames *°

“Kitimat's only full-time

_ Day Care facility is

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threatened by the lack of
support and funding coming
from the community, “says
president of the Kitimat Day
Care Center Marilyn Cook.
The center has been running
‘on empty’, so to speak, for -
the past year and held an
open house Wednesday May 3
to let the public and media

Senior jok’ award

Terry Hutt, an Associated
Press All American football
wide receiver and a track
long jumper and sprinter at
Boise State, was .named
outstanding senior athlete of
the year at the sth annual
Boise State letterman’s
banquet Wednesday night.
Receiving an award as top
scholar-athlete was senior
baseball pitcher Brad
McArthur of White Rock,
B.C, MecaArthurswas also
named the most = in-
spirational player on the
Bronco baseball team. .

Trans-Ganada
fataltities
RCMP have identified

Norman Peter Skramrud, 27,
of Prince George, B.C., as

the man killed Tuesday in a *
car-truck collision on the .

Trans-Canada Highway
south of Cache Creek.

' Skramrud, who was
originally from~ Dryden,
Ont., died when thesmall car
he was driving hit a flatbed
truck loaded with steel
reinforcing bars.

RCMP earlier identified
John Robert Carlton, 17, and
Donna Marie Meyers, 16,
both of Prince George, as the
other persons killed in the
crash. The driver of the
truck wasn't seriously in-
jured,

Crime.
dampened

NEW ORLEANS (AP)— A
gang of youths halted a
Greyhound bus and
assaulted and robbed
passengers Thursday in the
midst of heavy floading.

The conditions of city
streets interfered with the
investigation of the case,

-& truck driver flagged
down a patrol car and told.
police that several youths
had taken over the bus and
were assaulting the
passengers—conventioneers
going to the New Orleans
airport.

Patrolman Larry Jones
later reported he saw the bus
driving on a city street, but
he was unable to stop. it
because of. flooding and
stalled traffic.

Jones then went to the
scene of the intitial report by
the truck driver, but “The
kids had already taken off."

“Witnesses confirmed the
incident but were unable to
provide any, specific in-
formation,’ he added.

A Greyhound spokesman
said the company is looking”
Into the incident.

view their premises and
facilities.

The old Kinsmen
organization in Kitimat was
the initial stimulus for the
center. “When the Kinsmen
folded in Kitimat we started
as a registered day care
center
funding but that money has
expired and now we must
turn to local aid,” explained
vice-president of the center
Ann McCabe. ,

The five female volunteer
executive members all work
and have husbands who

‘work putting the familes in

aday care need, The center

is specially designed for this

type of service, according to
ook. .

Children ages 3 toS years are
gathered in the center five
days a week, most from 7:30
until 5:30, and have grown
“accustomed” to the at-

mosphere and discipline |

introduced them by the
atlendants and supervisor.
Driving the day care center
on from day to day is Ann
Passingham. Ane, Marilyn,
and Ann McCabe all agree
thot the children are given a
chance at having an edge,
when going into kin-

with provincial ,

dergarten, over the children
who don’t attend day care.
Registration is the main
support system for the
center at present - fund
raising suppliments the
budget. Recently the
monthly cost of leaving a

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