Chetwynd Women’s Resource Society Sponsors Job Development Project
The Chetwynd Women’s Resource Society CWRSoc advances two main aims to raise women’s status and support reassessment of roles. It provides training and work experience for local women via Canadian Job Strategy programs and offers Skill Development Opportunities through volunteer training at the Resource Centre. The society is currently sponsoring a Canadian Job Strategy Job Development Project under its program initiatives.
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Chetwynd Women’s’ Resource Society
Cwrsoc
Lise Waldie
Chetwynd
Pulp mill announced for Chetwynd by Mayor Lasser
Mayor Charles Lasser announces Louisiana Pacific to build a pulp mill near Chetwynd with government backing and regional support. He cites job growth, future forest projects, and a rising population, plus plans for a water board plant and a positive outlook with Premier Vander Zalm and MLA Weisgerber. The note highlights a 20 week federal job strategy program aiding four local women as trainees under project leadership Brenda Massey, with initial funding of 48000 and training at Northern Lights College.
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Louisiana Pacific
Weinernen
Chetwynd
Economic Development Commission
Victoria
Jack Weisgerber
Dawson Creek
Polce Coupe
Hudson
Your
Vancouver
The
Employment and Immigration Canada
Marie Moore
Eva Hauck
Geraldine Harrington
Sue Houde
Cathy Payne
Brenda Massey
Massey
Prince George
Frank Oberle
Peace River
Northen Lights College
Recreation Centre Renovations Under Way For 1988 Season
Civic Properties Commission notes renovations to be finished by September end and ice ready in Arena with curling rink by October 1. Discussion of a three year deal with Claring Club to boost curling rink use. Christine James resigns as Recreation Coordinator. Cheryl Habetler to fill role for six months. Continued on page eight.
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Claring Club
Christine James
Commission
Council
Cheryl Habetler
Support grows for Northern Cancer Clinic
Letters pour in from across the North in favor of a new stand alone cancer clinic to serve the Interior. Lou Jewitt, chair of the Prince George steering group, says municipalities and regional districts from Fort Nelson to Terrace have pledged support and 100 letters were once included in a prior brief. The committee urges individuals including patients and doctors to send letters to Jewitt at c/o 987 Fourth Avenue Prince George to bolster the proposal for BC's third regional cancer clinic.
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Lou Jewitt
Prince George
Fort Nelson
Terrace
B.C
Jewitt
Central Interior
Vancouver
Cancer Control Agency
Northern Interior
Vandals Burn Department Shack At Bear Mountain Pit
Between September 15 and 23, 1988, vandalism set fire to a Department of Highways shack at the Bear Mountain Pit destroying the weigh scale mechanism. The area is a weekend party site. Call Crime Stoppers at 782 TIPS 8477 with any information. anonymity assured and rewards possible.
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Department of Highways
Bear Mountain Pit
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Chetwynd Women’s Resource Society
Chetwynd Women's
Swiss Inn
Marie
Charles Lasser
Water Board
Vander Zalm
Elwood Veitch
Macleods’s
Beelyne Executive Services Ltd
Chetwynd Woodworks
Keith Massey
Cwrsec
NLC
Sylvia Fiddler
Canada Employment Centre
Northern Lights College
Civic Properties Commission — Recreation Centre
Jack Hannam
Northern Cancer Clinic
WRS
Editorian Oe
Barb Shirley
the United Chven of Canada
Art's Council
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