Northern Lights College Council reviews new sign and plans
The Northern Lights College Council met in Chetwynd on August 20 chaired by Dr. Brian A. Brown. The agenda outlined upcoming year plans for Ft. Nelson Dawson Creek and Chetwynd with director representation. Vocational programs at Dawson Creek are popular with waitlists in Carpentry Auto and Dental Assistant others.
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Northern Lights College Council
Chetwynd
Brian A. Brown
Ft. Nelson
Dawson Creek
Fort St. John
Council
Northern Lights College
Moore
College
Ian Campbell
Barry Moore
Margaret Cleaveley
Northern Lights College launches popular dental program
The first health program at a Western Canadian Northern University exceeds expectations. Twenty four girls apply for a ten month course with fourteen openings. Instructor Fran Kirkpatrick says the curriculum covers pathology pharmacology and emergency care to improve dental office efficiency and save dentists time. A selection committee will choose the fourteen with the most potential, prioritizing attitude over academics. An interview will assess interest and interpersonal suitability.
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Northern Lights College
Northern University
Western Canada
Fran Kirkpatrick
Chetwynd opens Lions Elks indoor pool with ribbon ceremony
Chetwynd hosts a ribbon cutting to open the indoor pool at the Arena, a Lions Club and Elks joint project funded by a government grant. Mayor Lasser declares the pool open as two hundred residents, a Swim Club, and a large spectator group witness the ceremony and pre opening swim session.
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Chetwynd
Lasser
The
Recreation Commission
Lions Club
Elks
Lions
Lion
John Jackman
Lip grants available for 1976 77 Local Initiatives Program
Applications for the 1976 77 Local Initiatives Program are available at Canada Manpower Centres and due by Sept 10. The program has $100 million federal funding this year with changes including constituency based allocation, emphasis on high unemployment areas, and a $100,000 maximum per project for municipal projects.
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Canada
Manpower & Immigration
Robert Andras
B.C
John Ellis
LIP
Coal decision hinges on economics says minister
Economic development minister Don Phillips told News from Cranbrook that no coal development decision is set as firm until a formal decision is made. He noted Denison Mines has a firm letter of intent from the Japanese, but cautioned the project remains uncertain and could be replaced if dollars and demand do not materialize. He warned Dawson Creek and Chetwynd must prepare for increased activity or contractors may move elsewhere.
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Don Phillips
B.C
Cranbrook
Denison Mines
Phillips
Dawson Creek
Chetwynd
Sea Of Life and Summer News From the Village
A poem by Edith Howarth expresses perseverance through storms and sunny days ahead. The summer program keeps students busy mowing grass and patching streets, while rain reduces dust. hockey hopefuls Cyril Brewster and Ronald Girard travel to Prince Albert to try out for the junior team. Bears are seen in the village and one was destroyed.
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Cyril Brewster
Ronald Girard
Prince Albert
Sask
P.A
Chetwynd Social News Highlights And Local Build Update
A social item details a church shower for the groom to be Gary Langerud and Shelly Kurtz of Melfort Sask set for September 4 in Melfort. It notes local building activity including a new restaurant front and a hotel nearing completion, plus Northern Lights College opening an office in the Hotel.
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Congregation of Gospel Tabernacle Church
Gary Langerud
Shelly Kurtz
Melfort
Sask
Shelly
Chetwynd
Gary
Crown
Hansen and Associates
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Chetwynd Elementary
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Janet McIntosh
Prince George
Denis Mitchell
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Sea of Life
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Tunne
H. Wilson
M. Nichols
Ashford