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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Apr 02, 1996

Page

8

Peace-Liard February Unemployment Report Highlights Increases

Total unemployment benefits paid reached 2,229,238.00 in February, up from 2,046,720.00 last year. Four hundred eighty-two claimants applied, with 102 job vacancies listed. Five employers contracted for services worth 81,632.00. Investigations completed 668, yielding 159 disentitlements, 329,011.00 recovered in overpayments, and 80,926.00 in penalties.

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Chetwynd Arts Council announces summer workshops and events

The Chetwynd Community Arts Council offers bursaries up to 500 dollars for local visual artists and musicians. Upcoming events include the Music Teachers Festival May 8 and 9 at Tamarack Hall, with adjudicator from Prince George. Other items mention local artists releases and exhibitions at Mentions and Tamarack Hall, with meeting dates noted.

Yvonne Elden Chetwynd Tamarack Hall Prince George David Tocher James Oldenburg Moberly Sound Studios Marvin Bourque Marvin Adrianna Holden Anita van Holderbeke Sherry Leigh Tobber Family Festival Committee Peace-Liard Fort St. John Chey Public Library

Critters and Beasts of Moberly Lake Chronicle

The writer details feeding redpolls with ground sunflower seeds to ease winter congestion around feeders. A female pine grosbeak, blown into a window, is revived with a warm darkened box treatment, then recovers enough to fly to the honeysuckle and trees. Cautions on handling wild birds and preventing infection are noted.

June Cochrane Roy

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