Women’s Job Re-entry Program starts in Sechelt

Four smiling Cap
College people
appeared in a
recent issue of
the Sechelt
newspaper, The
Press. Julie
Southerst, Co-
ordinator of the
Women's Job Re-
Entry Program,
April Struthers,
Sechelt Co-
ordinator,
Patricia Groves,
Acting Dean of
Instructional
Services, and
Yvonne McColl,
Co-ordinator of
the Women's
Resource Centre,
were hosting a reception at which community
leaders had an opportunity to meet the
students and instructors in the Job Re-
Entry Program, which is being run through
the Women's Resource Centre at the Sechelt
campus. Women in the course are learning
business skills and job search techniques,
and practicum positions have been made
available by local businesses. Community
response to the program has been excellent
and April Struthers rated the reception a
"very successful event."

Skating to the top

Featured in the Vancouver Magazine's
February issue is second year Science
student Rod Mackie. Mackie, 20, and his
sister Cynthia, 18,recently came in first
in the junior level of Ice Dancing in the
Western Divisional Championships held in
Edmonton. This month they will be competing
in the Canada Winter Games on Cape Breton
Island. And from there? They hope to
compete at the world level and in the
Olympics. The pair are coached by five-
time Canadian ice-dancing champion Barry
Soper. Off the ice, Rod-is taking Natural
Sciences courses and hopes to become an
air force pilot. We all wish him the best
of luck in the Canada Games.

Photo: The Press, Jan. 27/87

Bookstore open late

The Bookstore is open one evening a week
during the months of January and February.
If you're looking for a little light
reading on Accounting, Calculus or
Metaphysics, drop by Thursdays up to 7:30.

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FOR SALE: Jan Bain is selling her faithful
old Volkswagen. If you are interested in
owning a '74 orange character car (has
carried 7 kayaks at one time), please call
local 2035. Asking $2000.

Events at Robson Square

Two events on issues of relevance to
people in B.C. are upcoming this week.
Mavor Moore, author of more than 100 plays
and documentaries, holder of honorary
doctorates from 5 universities, and Officer
of the Order of Canada, will be speaking at
Robson Square on Monday, Feb. 9 at 8 pm on
"A Cultural Agenda for Canada." On
Wednesday, on the Robson Square steps, the
Council of Canadians is holding a

Candle Light Vigil for West Kootenay Light
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