Regional outlook for BC teacher demand and supply
The BC Research Council projects regional imbalances in teacher supply across British Columbia. Demand stays steady for elementary hires around 1,900 annually, while secondary hires dip before rising again. Overall, total teachers fall from 27,419 this year to 25,121 by 1987, with interior areas showing higher demand than the Lower Mainland and Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
Greater Vancouver
Victoria
Ministry of Education
B.C. Research Council
Education Today
B.C. Research
West Vancouver
Langley
Lower Mainland
Police report notes multiple vehicle damage and thefts
Police logs from September detail smashed windows on two vehicles owned by Frank Bleu and Ralph Stoney, with charges of mischief against Thomas Gladue. A gas tank theft led to charges against Kelly Dolan and Robert Howell. September 24 reports five cabins broken into near Moberly Lake, with Dennis Garbitt later convicted.
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Frank Bleu
Wales Crescent
Ralph Stoney
Legion Road, Chetwynd
Thomas Lawrence Gladue
Walei Crescent
Northern Metallc
Chetwynd
Kelly Eugene Dolan
Robert William Howell
East Pine
Moberly Lake
Dennis Garbitt
Northern Lights College Introduces REPLACE and ABE Pilot
Northern Lights College announces new adult education initiatives in the province with REPLACE a combined program of Basic Literacy Life Skills and Job Readiness and an Adult Basic Education Pilot Project. Fort St. John Campus participants David Thomas and Ryck Miller lead REPLACE to improve employability through skills and self image development. Tours of the WAC Bennett Dam Power Plant run October 10 1978 Monday to Friday 8 am to 3 pm with holidays excluded and Hudsons Hope as the nearest services.
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Northern Lights College
British Columbia
David Thomas
Ryck Miller
Fort St. John
Hudson’s Hope
B.C. Hydro and Power Authority
B.C
Thomas
Miller
Replace
Noreast
Ministry of Education
Pig in pasture ends up in sack after long chase
A stray pig wandering from a truck into a Kalischuks horse pasture resisted multiple chases by Randy Cooper and friends aided by a small dog. After hours of pursuit the pig was finally captured and placed in a sack for the ride home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalischuks
Randy Cooper
Premier Bennett to visit Chetwynd on BC Rail tour
Premier Bill Bennett and wife Audry arrive in Chetwynd at 5 pm aboard a BC Rail passenger car as part of a five day tour along the BC Rail line from North Vancouver to Fort Nelson. Don Phillips joins as we present a 4500 dollar lottery fund cheque to Sagitawa Christian Camping Society to winterize cabins and complete washrooms at Camp Sagitawa.
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Bill Bennett
Chetwynd
Audry
B.C
B.C.R
North Vancouver
Fort Nelson
South Peace
Don Phillips
Sagitawa Christian Camping Society
Provincial Lottery Fund
John Farrow
Dawson Creek
Sagitawa
Fort St. James
Fort St. John
Chamber Meeting On TV Options In Chetwynd
The Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce will hold a meeting on Thursday October 12 at 7 30 p m in the Chetwynd Elementary Secondary School Library. The aim is to form a committee to study television and radio service options for residents. Organizations clubs and businesses are urged to send representatives.
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Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce
Chetwynd
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Pott
David Davenport
Wac Bennett Dam
ABE
Willard Dunn
Dunn
Provincial Highway Ministry
West Pine
Phillips
Quillim Lake
West Pine Bridge
Martin Creek
Twidwill Bend
Dickabusch Creek
Sukunka
Tumbler Ridge
Ed Press
Ray Hecker
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