Wednesday, March 25, 1992 - North Shore News - 45

WHAT’S GOING ON

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Caledonia Ave., NV Guest Spetker: Inte: 926-6936, 7 Bring instrument, music stand March 28--Uktantan faster tion,
Adene Dewell, Tope: Atican Vielets.
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March 26--Brain Gym Mrovrint
how to relieve stress Ko eet more joy
from daily living. Program starts to-
day. WV. YMCA. Info: 926-5541,
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March = 26--Ongoing to March 2.
Miniatures Display at Capilano Public
Library. Info: 988-9537.
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March 26--Ongoing. Say ‘ne’ to vio-
lence. 7-9 p.m. Support group for
women from a physically or emo-
Genally abusive relationship. Con-
fidential, Info: Emily Murphy House
987-3374.

FRIDAY

March 29--Free & ongoing to April 30.
Income Tax preparation for people
with low incomes; N.S. Community
Services, 1060 Roosevelt Crese., N.V.
9 a.m.- 4p.m. By appointment: 985-
MIB.
ese

March 27--Ongoing. Discussion on
current issues and the Bauha‘i ~tn-
fo: Baha‘’i Bookstore & tnformation
Centre, 731-8199.

SATURDAY

March 28--Rummage Sale; !0 a.m.-1
p.m. St. Catherine's Capilano Angli-
can Church, 1058 Ridgewood Dr.,
N.V.

BCIT course

offers women
trade careers

From page 44
PROGRAM FOR WOMEN

THE B.C. Institute of Technology
(BCIT) is now accepting applic
tions for its Trades Exploration
program, an exploratory course
for women interested in careers in
trades.

The part-time program = runs
from April 23 to June 2 two even-
ings a week and provides an over-
view of the working conditions,

physical requirements, labor-
market trends, wage rates and
support services of various trades.

Students gain an understanding
of each trade through hands-on

projects in electrical, carpentry,
aviation trades, automechanics
and plumbing. Projects will be led e

by women skilled in each trade.

“Although the economy is slow
tight now, predictions for the As you watch the game tonight, we don't wani you to even want you to worry about the extra load on our sys-
future suggest there will be a . a : .
shortage of skilled workers,” said worry about the complexities of supplying electricity to tem caused by 150,000 new customers added in just five

Kate Pelletier, coordinator of . . oe .
Women in Trades. the four corners of our Province. Or finding better routes years. Or by our concern for the envigonment that keeps

“Statistics show that more . er Tine adictine the wes an a “fe seas + fanitiiiac se Jos athe ,
women are entering the labor for our power lines. Or predicting the weather io ensure us from building new facilities unless they’re absolutely
force while the qumber of youths adequate water levels in our reservoirs. Or handling the necessary. But we do ask your help. Whenever you use
entering the labor force is in . . . . _ Lo
decline. As this trend continues emergencies that happen during major storms. We don’t electricity, please use it wisely.
women become the logical
resource to help meet the

predicted shortages.”” Ba a

There are only 16 seats available uy ro
in the course. For more informa-
tion contact Pelletigs a: 432-8233.

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