Ray Senger (centre) explains the Pohle Mill operations to Don Watson (left), is

‘ Tareday. Gross and "Watson. were in Terrace with other members of the board

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Canada Works seeks -

community sponsors _

-. By ALLAN KRASNICK ; _ Managing Editor. ;

‘initiative | ig bein under the seed wade peeren ‘Works program as sponsor ‘clubs and organizations are ‘actively sought here by Terrace’ s Job ‘Creation

‘Bra "While ’ earlier Local

Program (LIP) daitatives, Progr for Youth {OFY) grants were usually ‘awarded to individuals : presenting worthwhile job- creating projects, - emphasis today is on ‘community service arising

from locally-based groups”

‘or businesses. Established

organizationa, including © private enterprises, who:

h to develop, sponsor,

- and administer socially-' beneficial projects have .

‘uatil Augus 26 to submit

Ee envovier and the Job ; Creation Branch have a list Of “100 ideas to get workin: on,” as a _ recen advertisement _ explained, but any limits for funding * are eetuall only the. limits

ot: imagination.. : “Suggestions include renovating old community

‘hall; organizing handicrafts -gonitres nen the aged or with meals fouse. - Tepalrs, or -gocial activities; - general community projects like:

indexing ‘historical data,. . ‘energy -

organizing — conservation workshops, or . .developing solar energy

‘techniques. In many cases, su ested pre ta are most cos y and tious. than those tried under the government's earlier make ~~ work programs. For that reason, says Michael Smorhay, a local job creation of. cer, community. groupsa re being asked t to sponsor. . . provides a better

base from which the project ‘pr

can -start,” he told the

Herald. Service. groups and

companies are usually

better-organized and have

clearer preceptions of

“proposals they feel necessary, Says. Smorhay.

The criteria: Projects

- must create new jobs that would not otherwise be done

without funding under these’

rograms, The projects must be non-profit, provide @ community benefit, and -: peflect the needs of the local workforce. overnment does not

want continue ry at pr ders after the expir al grants. “If i

: continue beyond the grant period,” says the program's guidelines, ed inancial resources —. must be established.”

_ At least three Jobe must be

the

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operation

created. Project: mana pers are paid '§ $180 wee =

Scam ers are pal

198 Sponsors may. su ; Peiier Ph Phase I of Canada

Works,. $1,687,000 -were made attiteble in the Skeena federal constituency. .Smorhay believes thal at least that much’. money: | will

more - applications. are bi

ob creation not | yet

While ‘the officer could

( broadest possible spectrum to choose from.” :

Weeorney Says Canada

portunity les a. good opportuntt to. create. something . will benefit the a ardanity,

Private business would be the best sponsors but their ties remain

untapped because they don't see how Canada Worka

projects can benefit them,”

Benefits from projects such as stream clearin

ig . would be indirect to rites . fi oe aware “and that a , welcome applications.” : oe

- UL VIC. PROJECT. oo: ‘Committee vie ws

enterprise, says Smorha:

helping the company intthat :

it assists the

entire community.

- Fealize that they are eligible

received money ; summer works OP and other. arts groups .

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mphasizing group aponsorahi t is not or individuals to

receive ree he added.

on, said that individuals

proach organizations and. ave these groups a proposals.

orhay said the branch

is. now project om prospective project co- ordinators wil ith a view to. “ anew sponsor .

base” in Terrace. .

‘Phase 1, most

local organizations were. approached and

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people y with new ideas are

the regquivet ye especial ‘hopes . that members of the local arts perceive of the.

‘community will — possible - efits from projects and:

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