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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 10, 1987
Page
2
The CJST program at the Canada Employment Centre helps job seekers improve attitudes and learn skills for independent job searching. Through group training, clients gain confidence, discover personal barriers, develop resumes and letters, and use checklists to stay motivated. The approach suits all job seekers and can be customized to meet needs.
A letter to the editor applauds Barb Shirley and 35 volunteers for Chinook Days and Careers Day at Chetwynd Secondary School on March 11. Despite rotten weather, residents praise the team for building community spirit and improving town life in Chetwynd.
A Feb 27 theft report notes a shed break in and stolen items from a local resident. A battery was stolen from a vehicle at a nearby repair garage. Feb 27 a local resident received a 24 hour suspension after erratic driving. Liquor seized from a resident after a routine vehicle check. Feb 28 a local resident charged with impaired driving. March 1 snowmobile found abandoned on district property. owner may claim it. March 1 number plate seized for a wrong vehicle. charges include no insurance and misuse of plates. A local male was confined after drinking.
Residents of Taylor plan a reunion for former students teachers and friends of Mrs Sadie Higginbottom who taught in North Peace from 1958 to 1983. The event is set for July 11 and 12 1987 at Peace Island Park Taylor BC with contact Judy Jarvis Box 9 Taylor BC or phone 789 3721.
A St Patrick's Skate will be held Sunday March 15th at the Recreation Centre during Public Skating from 5:30 to 7:00 pm. Participants are urged to wear green and enjoy the festive event. The notice notes additional programs and calls for more details.
The largest iceberg ever recorded measured about 300 by 100 kilometres. In AD 887 Charles the Simple, heir of Charles the Bald, seized the French throne by overthrowing Charles the Fat.
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