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A ROUND TABLE distussion between the various groups concerned about the proposed mining project on
Gambier Island took place last week in West Vancouver. The meeting was chaired by West Vancouver Mayor

Derrick Humphreys (far left in white suit) and included participation by several interested parties. (Ellsworth
Dickson photo)

$241,000 to boost NS jobs

aPart of national program

have been allotted to the
North Vancouver-Burnaby

Employment opportuni-
@aties on the North Shore will
= benefit

_ increase employment op-

mental conservation par-
portunities for women,

ticularly as applied to forest

The funding is part of a

creation programs,” ex-
$103.5 million national

plained Lawson.

provide employment to
qualified members of these

about the program will be
available at all Canada

@iprogram designed to create groups. Employment Centres and ~ ;
jobs in areas where “Project proposals must Through consultation with Employment Development .
munemployment is most provide employment in the provincial government § Branch offices within a .

severe.

According to Carolyn
Lawson, Manager of the
North Vancouver Canada
Employment Centre, totals
fof $108,000 and $133,000

specific, identified types of
activities which support
national and. regional
priorities. As well, special
measures have been in-
troduced in this program to

and other federal depart- week. The
ments, the areas of priorities
to be emphasised in this
region are: tourism develop-
ment; salmonid and fisheries
enhancement: environ-

as soon as possible after
November 17, 1980.

With a piggyback trailer fleet of vans and flat-decks, the British Columbia Railway trans-
ports an endless supply of essential food products... plus heavy equipment to meet the
requirements of industry.

But business for the Railway 1s a two-way affaur.

Besides supplying the needs of the central interior and northern British Columbia we
move lumber, plywood, minerals and scores of other commodities to the markets of the world.

. to the tune of and Capilano federal youth, native people and management; non-profit
$241,000 in the form of constituencies respectively. persons with physical housing and rehabilitation of
mfunding for Canada Com- “Under the Canada _ disabilities. low-income group housing;
amunity Development Community Development “Applications submitted and energy conservation and
Projects recently announced Projects, two major under the program should the development of alter-
mby federal Employment elements make it unique indicate, through a hiring native energy sources.
Minister Lloyd Axworthy. from previous federal job plan, the intention to Compiete information: :

deadline for «
receipt of applications is,
September 29, with projects ..
expected to begin operation ..’

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A credit free course for
people who would like to be
journalists or for those who
are simply interested in the
subject, “Getting into
Journalism” will be offered
by Capilano College twice
this August.

Instructor David Levy.
who after a career m
publishing and editing
founded the Moscow Bureau
of the CBC, was a foreign
correspondent for 14 years,
taught for two and is now a
free-lance writer, describes
the course as “the kind of
course I'd like to have had
when I was 23 or so.”

His students, however,
have not been 23. The
people who took the course
when it was offered this June
ranged in age from college
students to grandparents and
followed such diverse oc-
cupations as real estate

teaches r

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