ew Zealand which | are

In. order to ‘atow: the
standard size tuna -net ~~
_ almost one mile long and. 150

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was 10.. favoritism | “or

* very interesting’ to note that involves racing ahead of the
of 12 -bids’-from eight fish and encircling them with

_-countries; the three lowest the vast net. The ‘method in He added: “These. ‘vessels

: submitted: were from British the Philippines -is different. Will “have.

~ Columbian yards.” Palm leaves ate‘ suspended flexibility: “Although ‘North: -
In the past the'majority of from the undersides of log Americans. and’ Europeans

, tuna boats have’ been in rafts measuring about 20'x40’ are all-talking aout 200-mile
. excess of. 900. tons‘and.have to attract the: fish; the boats Zones, some Pacifi¢-nations
-concentrated,.on deep -sea_ then slowly and ‘quietly are in favour of ae
. fishing. This changed when encircle rafts with their nets. that fishermen can ‘ollow

Each‘craft will monitor up the. fish from.

the ralts within distances ‘of

oe Cove-Dixon. vee two
‘boats.

‘Proposals

rogram (0 British 2 ‘Columbia. An ad- submitted
Pgem fe is now am- . ditional $1.9: -million’. is municipality,

. "available to the Province and . approximately 9: 950 jobs. created miust:

work habits

Proposed:

must provide

operate.

your * local

information

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~ "Brie Dixon of { Cove-Dixon, is specified and bulk weights ‘pointed out that Pre ippine.
“the ‘designers, *said,"“Thére are. replaced | by, lead : line Esheruee ceca

ropes. :
: ‘patriotism involyed | but:it:is Traditional ‘tuna fishing . “Boatswain ex

imposed and:countries.not to 30 of these rafts which are zone toanother.
* “usually interested . in tuna anchored-over a .wide area. “Technically speaking you
. -began: moving | ‘into | the The two Mar boats-will ‘be could run‘these ‘boats ai full -
iabl equipped’: with "satellite power for .25° days’ or the
a essels ‘adapted from existing navigational systems which equivalent:. ‘of:8,500. miles
: equipment: but two years ago will enable them to_pin-point which, in -terms. of ‘tuna
economics, will make. them.
“extremely attractive.”

Potential employees.

tremendous.

one cc .try’s

TN a

to. create

—throughoit summer employment may: ‘be: |

is, local: govern-~ Rs
' erway. , allocated for jobs through ment, business, partnerships.

“<& Federal allocation. of federal government or existing non-profit
»,$5:3 million has. been made departments and will create organization.~- All. jobs

be. in addition .

to those’ currently in place
and .should. develop.
initiative, responsibility ‘and

or skills of

be of a “non-profit - ‘nature.
Each application for funds

for a minimum

of three full-time jobs for a
minimum of six weeks
during the summer of 1981,
‘and must demonstrate that
the proposed activities will
provide benefit to the
community in which it will

Application forms and
guides are now available at

Canada Em-

ployment. Centre. Deadline -
for submission of proposals ©
by non-profit: organizations
and ‘local governments is
March 16, 1981, For further

contact” the
Employment

a home. If you can a her ome, please phone Doris Centre, 1221 Lonsdale
» Orr, 987-9015. oe - . Avenue, North Vancouver,

(988-1151).

FOR BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE
March 10th. '

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_ onter university.

For further information PHONE 687-2129

 Replstered with the Province of British Columbia
. No, 809-675 W. Hastings St. |

Convenient downtown Jocation at Granville and Hastings St. Small groups, starting

. Also TOEFL-TEST preporation for students with English as a Second Language wishing to.

Gabino College ‘media City, council: "ora ‘celebrations in 1982, cosy,
resource. students will.put recently.to ‘authorize
together. aslide presentation Alderman . Gary. “Payne
on... the " ‘people,’ » in ustry, rst .

institutions | and: ‘history..of the City and may. also':be said: ‘the _ Project would
the City of North Vancouver used in North Vancouver's. benefit both students, and

this spring. _ 75th anniversary city.

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