Job Creation Program For Youth In British Columbia
Flora MacDonald and Terry Segarty announced twenty three point nine million dollars committed under the Challenge 85 Canada Summer Employment Program. Seven thousand nine hundred two employers approved under Challenge 8 to create fourteen thousand three hundred eight opportunities for students and youth in British Columbia. Approved jobs span computer programming biology research sales and service with wage subsidies for training focused placements. Students should register with their local Canada Employment Centre for Students.
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Flora MacDonald
Canada
Terry Segarty
British Columbia
Local duo shines at Unchagah Hall in Dawson Creek
Teen performers Corey, age 12, and Katja Cerousek, 16, captivated a local audience Saturday night at Unchagah Hall in Dawson Creek with a magnificent stage showing.
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Corey
Katja Cerousek
Unchagah Hall
Dawson Creek
Northern Lights concert opens with soloists and ensemble
The Northern Lights Chamber Ensemble began the programme with pieces by the ensemble. Forty two concert musicians under conductor Merrill J. Flewelling, Music Director at Northern Lights College, also conductor of the Grande Prairie Symphony Orchestra. Pianist Katja Cerovsek performed Mozart and Beethoven with the full ensemble, praised for precision and confidence. After the intermission Corey Cerovsek played pieces by the composer remains.
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Northern Lights Chamber Ensemble
Merrill J. Flewelling
Mr. Flewelling
Northern Lights College
The
Grande Prairie Symphony Orchestra
Mozart
Beethoven
Northern Lights Ensemble
Pine Valley Horse Clinic and BC Summer Games Trials
The Pine Valley Horse Clinic and Training Show ran at the Chetwynd Rodeo Grounds with Halter Western Barrel Racing and English sections. The BC Summer Games Horse Trials began Sunday as the local trials near Gardiner's residence Moberly Lake prepared for a 7 pm continuation on Thursday May 30. Corey, a 12 year old performer, impressed audiences with precise musical rendition accompanied by a 42 piece ensemble.
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Pine Valley
Chetwynd Rodeo Grounds
Gardiner
Moberly Lake
Tarla Brewster
4-H Show Heads North America at PNE Fair
British Columbia 4-H members nearing the Pacific National Exhibition’s largest North American gathering. More than 1,300 youths compete in classes auction and showmanship with grand champion steer bids reaching about six thousand dollars. Ian Paton named PNE 4-H chairman succeeding Gordon Souter. show runs Aug 22 to Aug 27 during the August 17 to September 2 PNE Fair.
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British Columbia
North America
Pacific
Ian Paton
PNE
One Million Dollar Food Industry Development Program Announced
A government initiative, the One Million Dollar Food Industry Development Program, aims to boost BC produce use and processing in the foodservice sector. Funded in the 1985-86 budget, it offers up to 50 percent grants to $50,000 for eligible projects in product development, new processing tech, productivity advisory services, and related areas.
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Harvey Schroeder
Richmond
British Columbia
Hugh Curtis
Schroeder
Food Industry
Ministry of Agriculture and Food
Victoria
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B.C
MacDonald
Mr. Segarty
Government of
Katja Cerovsek
Corey Cerovsek
Young Corey
Becky Schrieber
Strauss
Bruch
Katja
Brother
H Big
P.N.E
Paton
Gordon Souter
PNE 4H
B.C. Land Commission
Chetwynd
Girl Guides OF Canada
Chetwynd Girl Guides
ASPEN
Trademasters
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