Health Clinic Proposal Spurs Talk In Chetwynd
This week a permanent health clinic is suggested for Chetwynd with about 1500 square feet of space eyed by Public Health Service. An engineering survey for future development of streets and utilities is planned, and $2000 is allocated for elevations, grades, and water and sewer extensions as part of the town’s growth plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetwynd
Public Health Service
Prince George
L.L.G. Bently
Intercontinental Pulp Ltd
Ray Williston
Moberly S.Y.U
Blueberry S.Y.U
Chetwynd Chit-Chat Grand Opening Prizes Highlight Local Winners
Reports from Chetwynd include prize winners at the Grand Opening of Chetwynd Appliances with a clock radio cassette deck and more. Calgary Barrel race winner Tarla Hoover joins BC Team at the Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Invitational Cup. Nearby social guests, youth plans, Hydro route debates, and library board retirement noted. Little Giant Skating Club crowned Queen and Princess amid ice show. Weekend curling bonspiel attracts 48 rinks, with out of town entrants. Grade 7 Poster Contest honors Kim Suverus and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetwynd
Maurice Callihane
Shirley McInnis
Bob Sanford
Easter Message Of Hope And Gods Love In Christ
A faith message speaks of Easter as hope for the discouraged or alone. It proclaims that nothing can separate believers from Gods love through Jesus Christ and that Christ rose to renew lives, citing Romans 8:31-39 about Gods support, forgiveness, and the gift of all things.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Jesus Christ
Christ
Budget Highlights And New BC Legislation Summary
A list of measures includes reforestation funding and a new BC Utilities Commission, downtown redevelopment, an international exposition act, TRANSPO86, expanded dental care, a Small Business Venture Capital Corporation Act with a tax deduction, faster pollution emergency response, expanded Agriculture Ministry to cover the food sector, new BC Railway financing, provincial highways in all municipalities, a Holiday Shopping Act shifting retail restrictions to communities, a Family and Child Service Act, and higher Medical Services Plan benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Utilities Commission
Minister of Environment
Ministry of Agriculture
British Columbia Railway
Librium ad sparks debate over cognitive effects claims
In the New England Journal of Medicine an ad showing two elderly men at chess touts Librium as rarely impairing mental acuity at prescribed doses. A letter by Dr. Leslie Iffy of the New Jersey College of Medicine and Dentistry questions the claim, noting observed errors in a chess opening as opposing evidence. A moon rock was publicly displayed in New York City in 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Journal of Medicine
Bishop
Leslie Iffy
New Jersey College of Medicine and Dentistry
Lori Tober Donates 1000 Hours Helping Hospital Auxiliary
Lori Tober is pictured crotcheting a hobby she loves. As a Hospital Auxiliary member she contributed over one thousand hours of handcraft work in under a year. Items are sold at the gift shop from the Resource Centre at Don Titus School. She and her two children have lived in the community since 1974.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lori Tober
Lori
Don Titus School
Nothing can sever the love of God through Christ Jesus
The passage asserts unwavering faith that nothing in life or death, any powers, present or future, or creation itself can separate believers from God's love through Christ Jesus, emphasizing triumph and certainty in divine care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Jesus
God
Christ
Lord
Debating the Budget and Local Highway Bottleneck
Don Phillip notes a dull budget debate in the Legislature with opposition calls to spend more while cutting taxes. He says their criticism is weak and shifts to local issues, including progress with the Minister of Highways to remove a bottleneck at the East Pine River Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Pine River
Numbers Crisis and a New Gas Discovery in Canada
A Thunder Bay youth misses minor hockey entry due to lack of a Social Insurance Number amid broader concerns over growing number use in Canada. The piece discusses privacy, legislation, and calls for tighter controls, alongside bridge widening plans in British Columbia and a large new gas discovery by Canadian Hunter Exploration near Dawson Creek.
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W. Roger
Worth
Thunder Bay
Ontario
Canada
Dawson Creek
Ministry of Highways
British Columbia Railway
Chetwynd
Canadian Hunter Exploration Ltd
Deep Basin
British Columbia
Kiskatinaw River
Grizzly Valley
Pouce
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Chetwynd Lions Organization
Tarla Hoover
Calgary
B.C
Wayne
Sheila
Rycroft Alberta
Gerald
Sharon Sandue
Tarla
Tom and
Patsey Wachter
Fort St. John
Lions
B.C. Hydro
Rheta Rix
Little Giant
Tanis Cass
Rolene Best
Debbie Gladue
Suverus
Floyd
Marion Jobson
Frank Winder
Saskatchewan
Kim Suverus
Dean Gladue
Dale Qualle
Michelle Alberbinati
Rowena Gerstal
Safety Canada
Librium Ad
New York City
Rev
Dorothy Daly
Don Phillip
Mainstream
Roger Worth
Canadian Federation of Independent Business
George Orwell
Ottawa
Tel
B.C. P.O
Aselal
Hi-Way Laundromat
Hart Hi-Way
TV Guide
Chetwynd B.C
Mary Tyler McRockford
CBC National News Wrestling
Mark & Mindy
T.V. Channel 5
Frida Meg
Huntley Street
Mr. Dressup
Sesame Street
Ben Wicks
Jore
Bob McLean
Sooner
Charlie Brown
Archie Bunker
Tommy Hunter
Easter
S. Pacific
CBC National News
NHL
Ropers
Fantasy Island
Forum
Five Star Theatre
Stowaway
Mary Tyler Moore
ING
CBC News
Terry Winters
One of Our Own
Market Place
Ombudsman
Horoscope
Five Star Theatre Assignment
Munich
Horst Koehler
White
M.A.S.H
W.E.R.P. News
Magazin Watson Report
CBC National Horoscope
Living Tomorrow
Jack Wrather Ene
Uesrareety
CBC
Fiske
Mr. Hassenpflug
P.O. Box
Constructio
Clarence Nordlund
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