40 — THE CITIZEN, Prince George — Wednesday, September 19,1979
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 Five-star cubs
 Five cubs from the 15th Fort George Pack recently received the highest cub award, the Five Star Award. The boys have also earned world conservation badges given in conjunction with World Scouting and the world Wildlife Society. Back row from left to right: David Watt, Chris Merkel and Dean Schubert. Front row, left to right: Jeffrey Merrick and Teddy Norfolk.
 COMMISSION EMASCULATED
Gov't blamed for loss of quality farming land
   VANCOUVER (CP) - The Scientific Pollution and Environmental Control Society has charged that much high quality farm land in British Columbia is being lost because the provincial government has emasculated the B.C. Land Commission.
   SPEC researcher Gregory Reif, in a letter to Environment Minister Rafe Mair, details several cases where land may be let out of the reserve despite objections from the land commission.
    Reif said this situation dates back to 1977 when the Agricultural Land Commission Act was amended to make the appeal of commission decisions much easier.
   The amendment allows an individual or company whose application for land removal has been rejected by the commission to request leave to appeal from the environment minister, who is chairman of
  THE COLLEGE OF NEW CALEDONIA Announces Course Offerings VIA
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 the Environment and Land Use Committee, the body which hears the appeal.
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 FOREST UTILIZATION
 Topics — introduction to the manufacture of forest products; elementary botany; identification of tree species; forest management; logging; wood technology; defects relating to lumber quality; processing ond handling of wood in preparation for lumber manufacturing.
 September 6, 1979 — for 13 weeks Monday l;00 p.m. — 2:40 p.m.
 Thursday 1:00 p.m. — 3:30 p.m.
 F_ee:J75
MINING
  Topics — nature of mineral industries; prospecting techniques; preliminary exploration methods; terminology; evaluation; production and treatment methods; recoverable unit value; sampling methods; determination of average grade; ore reserves; the 'Mineral Act'; exploitation of mineral deposits:
 September 7, 1979 — for 13 weeks Monday 2:40 p.m. — 3:30 p.m.
 Friday 1:00 o.m. — 1:50 p.m.
 Fee: $45
 HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM
  Topics — introduction to the industry; the travel agent; career opportunities; oirline passenger agent; food service operation; flight attendants; hotel motel front office clerks and housekeepers; trovel counsellors; setting up your own business.
 October I, 1979 — for 10 weeks Monday 8:15 p.m.-10:00 p.m.
 Fee: $35
 CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION
 Topics — companies, partnerships and organizations; bosic and contract accounting, estimating, scheduling, purchasing and general office deportments; computer processing; labour relations; yard and equipment control; interim financing and business development.
 October 3, 1979 — for 12 weeks Wednesday 8:15 p.m.-10:00 p.m.
 Fee: $42
 REFRESHER FOR GRADUATE NURSES
 Topics — stress and adaptation; pain; common gynecological disturbances; fluid and electrolyte balance; blood component therapy; core of the unconscious patient; diabetes; death and dying; neoplastic disorders.
  Both practising nurses and non-practising nurses will find these topics useful to update their knowledge
 October 4, 1979 — for 11 weeks Thursday 8:15 p.m.-10:00 p.m.
 Fee: $40
 For more information on these courses please phone Student Services at 562-2131-
                  lhe College of New Caledonia 3330-22nd Avenue Prince George, B.C.
Phone: 562-2131
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