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OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST Jill Blair demonstrates the application of a2 finger splint on Sue McDer-
mott at a Lions Gate Hospital information booth for Nationa! Occupational Therapist Week. A second
display will be set up at Park Royal South Mall Saturday to raise public awareness of occupational thera-

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$31 2,306 FOR PROJECT
Joi entry funding announced

NINETY UNEMPLOYED _indi-
viduals will have a better chance to
enter the labor force, thanks to a
Job Entry project coordinated by
the YMCA of Greater Vancouver.

Mary Collins, Associate Minister
of National Defence and Capilano-
Howe Sound MP, recently an-
nounced the Canadian Jobs Strat-
egy funding of $312,306 for the
project.

Said Collins: ‘‘This project will
help ready the participants for the
challenge of today’s labor market
through a combination of training,

practical experience and support
mechanisms.”

The Job Entry project, which
will be geared towards single
parents, will include five months
of training in life skills, work skills
and job search techniques. Indi-
viduals will design their own plan
to include training, recreation and
work experience goals.

The participants will attend trial
work placements while receiving
additional counselling and the pro-
ject staff will continue to provide
support for a minimum of six
months following graduation.

The Severely Employment-

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Transportation input sought

NORTH VANCOUVER City and
District have scheduled a transpor-
tation open house for Thursday,
Nov. 9 at the Queen Mary Com-
munity School's gymnasium, start-
ing at 7:30 p.m.

The open house has been orga-
nized to allow members of the
public to hear the preliminary
results of the Transportation Net-
work Study and give them an op-
portunity to give their input prior
to preseutation of the study's final
report to councils.

The school’s gym will be open at
7 p.m. and the meeting will start at
7:30 p.m.

A question and answer session
will follow the opening presentat-
ion.

Details of the meeting are avail-
able at the engineering depart-
ments of both city and district
municipai halls.

Queen Mary School is located at
230 West Keith Rd. in North Van-
couver City.

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