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TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C,

“THURSDAY, “APRIL: 15, 197i

B 5330 Ww. i Highway 16

N RC gra ants help chemists - | wo | -

The . National Research

Council has. made” grants

totalling $801,177 to scientists at Simon Fraser University. :

A breakdown of grants shows.

members of the Department of Chemistry receiving the largest amount of money--$254,643. Physics received $202,000; Biological Sciences, $178,000; Mathematics, $69,995; Psychology, $26,270; Kinesiology, Geography, $4, 800.

$9,500; and

In addition, ‘Dean of Science: ‘Dr:B.L. Funt received $13,314 fot his reasearch. in chemistry ‘and ‘Academic. Vice-President Brian Wilson will use grants 2 totalling $13,250 to continue his work in X-ray astronomy.

The largest single grant, $19,500, was given chemisiry

spectrometer. Dr. G.H. Green, head ‘of the ma Sciences Department

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SATURDAY, APRIL

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17,9 AM, - 12 AM.

only 635-6336

professor Dr. E.J. Wells to buy: | a nuclear magnetic resonance:

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~ will use a $12, 000 grant to study such as’ mercury "from its how marine life absorbs metals environment.

.. Trancendenial

. Meditation is a simple

fechnique which naturally ajflows the conscious mind to:

‘function at increasingly ‘subtier tevels of thought

until the source of thought, the inner Being, the reservoir of energy and creative intelligence is realized.

This practice automatically results in fhe expansion of the mind and full potential

_ begins fo be used in al?

fields of fife.

INTERNATIONAL MEDITATION SOCIETY er Students International Meditation Sociaty, 44 Bittern Sireet, § Kitimat, B.C.

4 man who has tried to capture the wonders of B.C, scencry on film is photographer William Dekur who stopped in our town recently. Voleanic areas near Telegraph Creek the mountainous Alberta border, the pastorial peace of the Fraser Valley and the thunder and sparkle of the Pacific shores...all are

shown by this North Vancouver filmer.

Canadian exports boost revenue

In its 1970 annual report, the C.P.R. attributes the increase in freight revenue largely to the exceptional performance of Canadian exports.

“Markets for fuels and minerals. wheat and other grains and some manufactured products were especially buoyant,” the report says.

A less favorable development on the export scene was the freeing of the Canadian dollar which resulted in a reduction of revenues from export sales. This adversely affected the metal and forest product interests of Canadian Pacific Investments Limited...

CP Rail moved a near- -record amount of grain as a result of! the revival in Prairie grain sales. More than 203,000 cars were handled during the year, compared with 230,000 in the record 1946 year.

An advanced unit train system for moving metallurgical coal from southeastern British Columbia to the new Pacific coast superport at Roberts Bank began operating last spring. By the spring of 1972, CP Rail will be moving, under existing contracts, 10 million tons of coal annually for export to Japan. This single movement will account for more than five per cent of CP Rail’s gross revenues.

Total earnings of the company and its subsidiaries before extraordinary items were $61.2 million or $4.21 per ordinary share in 1970, compared with $72.6 million or $1.83 per ordinary share in 1969. Including extraordinary items, earings per share were $4.35 in 1970 and $5.05 in 1969,

Al the end of 1970, Canadian registrants held 65.28 per cent of the total voting rights of the ordinary and preference stocks

of the company. A total of 15.28 |: J

per cent were held in the United States, 12.70 per cent in the United Kingdom and other Brilish countries, and 6.74 per cert in other countries,

CHINESE TAILOR

Eddie Belmonte, who wore a $600 yellow velvet suit to the Preakness, used ta have a Chinese tailor in Los Angeles.

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cordially invites you to attend

a display of

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* CASH REGISTER SYSTEMS * ACCOUNTING MACHINE SYSTEMS * E.D.P. SYSTEMS

* ADDING MACHINES

PRINCE RUPERT —(9:00a.m. —9: 00 p.m.) APRIL 19 & 20 PRINCE RUPERT HOTEL TERRACE — (9:00 a.m. —9:00p.m.) APRIL 21 & 22 — LAKELSE HOTEL..

COOK TRAINING INSTRUCTOR

REQUIRED FOR

British Columbia Vocational School

QUALIFICATIONS:

DUTIES: .

SALARY: |

‘Terrace

Must be a highly qualified Chef and have general experience in all phases of kitchen work, .Good command of English language mandatory. Should bea tnember of a recognized Canadian Chef Association.

‘Previous: teaching experience desirable, but not — “essential: Persons with a strong desire to train ~ young People are required. Preference will be

- ‘given to those with supervisory experience and

Grade. XI education.

“instructor. will have the dual responsibility to. train:.a class of students in pre- employment cooking | and also, to insure that: meals are

ela ey

prepared for students of the school.

lith reclassification to scale $935, per. month to |

$1125. per. month. on completion of ns “service.

Training Programme. ao

This. is ‘a Civil Service position:. “within | “the.

Division of Technical- Vocational. Services of the = epartment of Education. “ 4

Please: apply. hefore ‘april 23rd, 1971 tos, oe

Principal, ae .-B;C; Vocational: School- Teriace, “PO. Box 726, 8 2 Pe :

'. Terrace, B.C.

Phone 635-2709

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