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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 20, 1985
Page
6
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Star predictions for each sign outline travel hopes, family focus, finances, and social plans. Notable entries include August birthdays and a Born This Week list featuring Janice Rule Robert Culp Maureen O Hara Shelly Winters Jill St John Van Johnson Clarence Williams with celebratory notes and personality traits.
First impressions shape how others view us and our organizations. The piece stresses that appearance and behavior at initial contact matter for job seeking, sales, and branding. It highlights receptionists, clerks, and switchboard operators as key first contacts that reflect on employers. A call-offending bias in handling inquiries is noted, urging awareness of impact in early interactions.
Ontario statutes will be rewritten to recognize the role of women in society. Liberal Attorney General Ian Scott said current drafting used the pronoun he almost exclusively. New style will use gender neutral language to avoid privileging male roles. Language is important, he added.
The Investors Group warns against limiting RRSP contributions to January and February. A 12 percent return over 20 years favors contributing early each year, with $1 000 yearly early deposits yielding about $80 699 versus $72 062 when delayed. Prospective planners should adopt year round RRSP advertising avoidance.
A compact listing of local meetings clinics and events including adult immunization clinics at Peace River Health Unit contact 788-9219 for appointments. Regular Monday AA and Al-Anon meetings at Health Unit plus Toastmasters and theatre groups. Weekly child immunization clinics and story hours at the library. Community events include Loggers Sports Day on August 3 and Market Valve Day on August 17 with school and hockey programs in September and a Terry Fox Run.
UNICEF British Columbia provides contact options at 435 West Hastings Street Vancouver BC V6B 1L4 with telephone 604 687 9096 and toll free 1 12 800 268 6364 for assistance and information.
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