Letters to the Editor Advised for Local Topics
Local letters to the editor invite discussion on community news and topics of interest. Submissions must include real name and address, be typed double spaced, and may be edited or rejected by the editor. return is rare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sota Etters
Etters
Elcome
Echo
Chetwynd
B.C
Norman Picco
Legal help in BC pro bono program for the poor
The Vancouver program funds short term emergency legal aid for low income residents in civil and administrative law. Pro bono referrals will be processed nationwide, with each lawyer asked to take at least one non criminal, non family case per year. Funding ends April 1 1987 pending government support.
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Vancouver
B.C
The
Canadian Bar Association
Alec C. Robertson
Bar
Robertson
British Columbia
Law Society of
Legal Services Society
B.C. Branch
Law Society of B.C
Chetwynd Merchants Meeting Reports Oil Wells Plans
Fred Goodchild recounts at the Chetwynd Merchants Meeting that Fort St. John area will see 36 new petroleum wells in 1986 and 30 wells in 1985 with each rig employing 190 men. Santa Claus set for December Value Days with elves aiding Santa and $750 raised toward a $1000 goal for Santa Light Ups. Council pledges $1000 for decorations as December store hours proposed 9 am to 9 pm.
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Fred Goodchild
Economic Development Committee
Chetwynd
Chetwynd Public Library
Goodchild
Don Phillips
Fort St. John
Rheta Rix
Santa
Claus
Anita Lunden
Peace River-Liard
Fort St. John City Hall
100Th Street
B.C
Pioneer Barber Lounge Welcomes Shelly Latreilli
The Pioneer Barber and Beauty Lounge announces Shelley Chrestine Latreilli has joined the team. Shelley, a fully qualified hairdresser, moves from Vancouver where she worked at Crimpers Salon 545. She plans to offer clients today’s fashions in Chetwynd and serve residents of Chetwynd and Tumbler Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Shelly Chrestine Latreilli
Shelley
Vancouver
Crimpers Salon 545
Chetwynd
Pioneer Barber and Beauty Lounge
Tumbler Ridge
High tech heart of microchip industry at SFU
SFU professor Dr. Albert Leung of Simon Fraser University argues microchips power modern equipment yet face design delays. He notes four weeks for simple circuits and up to twelve months for complex ones, risking obsolescence. His quick chip method aims for one day turnaround, funded by a Science Council of BC grant to create Canada's first such facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Leung
Simon Fraser University
School of Engineering Science
Leung
Science Council of British Columbia
Canada
Quick-chip wafers and a laser-beam write system
Leung notes a rapid path for microfabrication using quick-chip wafers and a laser-beam direct write system. He projects progress within the first year and hints at ongoing research developments continuing on page eight.
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