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The first student from the (ites ter
area has entered the new Whitehorse =
| Vor ational School, a eT tae,

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Charley Ceriick, who left for Waites at

horse yeaterday, is pioneering a route
which it is hoped many will follow. {

"There is desperate need all over the

| count ry today for properly trained men and

women, says WM. Maer a of iio
| school. re

| Students whe | graduate wil have - are
‘qualifications in their respective trades

| that will be on a par with ae training

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‘The school offers naees in eater |

jmechanies, heavy duty mechanics, welding,
carpentry, mill work md cmstruction; © |
drafting, industrial electricity, plumbing |
Jand pipe fitting, cooking and culinary ;°°
jnurses assistants, hairdressing and beauty
culture, and a janitorial course Stone
{with building and maintenance. = = 2

I Surprising as it may seem, Mr. Holle
|} points out, hairdressing is the most

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| Daytime a
popular course to date, with welding and ‘

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The Vocational School is equipped to

handle a total. of 144 students with living

accommodations on the eeeetre for 32 men
and 14 women. ©” nsittcartd

New enrollments wild be coming in on

; $
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| January 1 and February 1, 1964, and it is
| hoped that more cig the Cassiar area wild
j be among them, —

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Information may be obtained fron the
lwnieehorsé Vocational ‘School, Whitehorse, :

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Mr & Hee, ee es a: to
announce the engagement of their eldest |

|| daughter, Marion, to Bee igi: ‘Mahon, son. of

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34° on August 23rd and 29th |
61° on August 20th
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