Business Planning Course Offered

Sat., Sept. 30, 2000

From Staff

“Opportunities in Self-Employment,” an eight-week business planning course, will be offered in Pierce and Orofino, Idaho.

The course will be offered by Woodnet Development Council in response to layoffs at the Jaype plywood mill in Pierce.

The class is open to everyone. Cost is $95, though laid-off mill workers can receive a $75 scholarship.

A free introduction takes place at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in Orofino at the Helgeson Hotel. Call 208-476-4263 or e-mail woodnet@woodnet.org for more information.

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