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Works, are available now. at:
. the North Vancouver Canada
Employment Centre. The
deadline for submission | of

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area.

Len Ferne, Manager of the |
Employment ‘Centre ‘at: 1221 -
Lonsdale, said, “We. want to
encourage community
groups and ‘organizations as”
well as private businesses to
take’ this - op portunity to
- create student Pjobs in our

oo

“Last year,” ‘said Ferne,

“seventeen various Young |

‘Canada: Works projects were.

- approved for our service area

‘of North. and° West Van-

couver. These . projects

-created more than 97 jobs for

. unemployed workers: at a*
_ funded cost of $192, 000. ©

Young Canada Works is
designed to enable students
to obtain work experience
with. established employers
and organizations. Maximum
federal support is $25,000 for
any one project, which can
operate up to 18 weeks.
Projects may commence on-
May 1 and’ must end by
September 8, 1978, creating
at least three full-time jobs

for six consecutive weeks.

_ Potential _ projects must
create new jobs that would |

not: :otherwise be... done «
without funding | under the :
program. They must be’

non-profit, provide a benefit
‘to the community, and reflect
the needs of students in the
local area.

Ferne is concerned over
the numbers of unemployed
young people, and he knows
it is going to be tough for
students to find jobs this
summer. He actively encour-
ages submission | ‘Of good
projects by groups; organiz-
ations and businesses in the
‘area,

Application forms are
available now at the Canada
Employment Centre, 1221
Lonsdale Avenue,. telephone

988-1151, and for more
information and assistance

on project proposals contact

' Mark Goodwin ‘at Job Crea-

tion Branch’ — telephone
682-8731.

: : and unwanted

‘

listen. and are > pushing « ahead ©

people’s ‘font. yards is
apparently aii part. GE their

ly
edges. at 2-3 km/h: “But. the .
highway ministry boys‘won’t "

Municipal Affairs Minister
Hugh Curtis has announced

the beginning of work on the
major site clean-up to provin-
cially-owned lands around .
Lonsdale Quay, the Sea-Bus
terminal in North Vancouver —

_ City, ae

“The most. obvious: eye-
‘sore for ferry passengers, the
vandalized remains of the
former day-keeper’s cabin at.
the Rogers entrance to the
property, was cleaned up
several weeks ago,”’ the
minister said. .

“‘Now that. disposal groun-
ds have been arranged for
the remaining debris and
municipal inspections .
completed in connection with |
removal of certain obsolete

structures,’ the major ont 7

will be moving ahead’’.

The site clean-up, e
ted to, cost $160,000, will

involve the demolition — of.

derelict buildings, old rein-
forced concrete footings and
debris. Grading of the site

will be done avd some land ©

fill will take. place. to’ fill
depressions that now collect
run-off water.

An inspection by the fire
marshal indicated that reten-
tion of the buildings was not

feasible.
Curtis said that meetings
are being scheduled by ‘the
ministry with City’ of: ‘North
Vancouver elected sen-
tatives and technical ‘staff to |
ensure a “‘useful and produc-
live dialogue regarding
future use of the

surrounding the
terminal’.

With regard to eventual
use of the land, Curtis
restated his support of some |

open space and access to the '
water aswell as full
co-ordination of any develop-
ment on the site in consul-
tation with the City of North

Vancouver and interested
groups.

transit

land

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