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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jan 24, 1989

Page

5

Bonnie's Bulletin trip to Dawson Creek cooking tour

Bonnie Horan reports a class trip by Mrs Toppins Foods 12 to Dawson Creek visiting Northern Lights College for a cooking lecture, a hospital, and South Peace Secondary School. A moose sighting occurred en route. Lunch at Alaska Cafe featured frog legs described as chicken like but blander.

Bonnie Horan Toppins Foods Dawson Creek Northern Lights ‘College South Peace Secondary School C.S.S South Peace Dawson Alaska Alaska Highway

Woods on Women Secretariat at Chetwynd luncheon

Chetwynd Government Agent Robert Woods spoke at the January 20 1989 Women’s Resource Luncheon at the Little Swiss Inn. He outlined the Provincial Government Women’s Secretariat role, its social political and economic aims for women in British Columbia, and its efforts to boost female representation on boards and commissions while detailing programmes and interministerial groups on job sharing mentorship and grants.

Chetwynd Robert Woods Little Swiss Inn Woods Women’s Secretariat British Columbia Ministry of Advanced Education Women’s Vancouver B.C

Self-employed workers log longer hours than paid staff

Statistics Canada figures show that in 1986 more than 45 percent of self-employed men and about 20 percent of self-employed women worked 50 or more hours weekly. Only paid female workers reached similar hours, reflecting broad board needs across British Columbia.

Statistics Canada

Junior Citizen Award program seeks young heroes

The newsletter outlines the Junior Citizen Award nominations for ages 8 to 18 recognizing exemplary citizenship and moral initiative. Nominations require a form at the Chetwynd Echo office, two signatures, and two letters, due February 10 1989, with an awards ceremony planned March 16 1989.

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