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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Apr 04, 1984

Page

2

Variety Club Telethon Raises Over 2.1 Million

Dear Editor announces the Variety Club Telethon has raised more than 2.1 million for Ronald McDonald House, the Children’s Variety Research Centre, the Electro-Limb Program and other projects. Pledge cheques should be mailed to Box 7400, Vancouver, BC V6B 4E2. The children of British Columbia thank you. Faxed sign-off by Telethon Chairman Jack D. Bibby.

Variety Club Ronald McDonald House Children’s Variety Research Centre P.O Vancouver B.C

South Okanagan team thanks Chetwynd for tournament stay

A South Okanagan Bantam Hockey group thanks Chetwynd and Stage Coach Inn for hospitality during the Bantam Tier 2 Provincial Playoffs. The hosting committee is praised for its work, with Hazel Rendergraft and MP Frank Oberle acknowledging the efforts and announcing Canada Works Grants qualifiers in CHETWYND: Guest.

South Okanagan Bantam Chetwynd Bantam Stage Coach Inn Frank Oberle Prince George- Peace River

Canada Works grants expand rural projects across BC towns

Oberle announces grants for Ranch Expansion and multiple local schemes totaling three jobs each, benefiting Chetwynd Market Gardens, DAWSON CREEK farms, Fort St John renovations, Tumbler Ridge rides, and other community sites, with listed organizers and project names. The Dawson Creek exhibition grounds are noted among funded locales.

Frank Prucks Chetwynd Market Gardens Jim Nichols Jean Paul Hetu Dawson Creek R. and R. Farms Ray Sluggett Joseph Pillsworth John Taylor Fort ST. John Keweetins Beverly Hurd Fort Nelson Jeremy Sellers Tumbler Ridge Cooke and McKay Gary Moore

Energy saving tips for ranges and microwave use

Practical guidance on maximizing energy efficiency in cooking with electric and gas ranges and microwaves. Advice covers oven planning, thawing, pan sizes, preheating, simmering, and choosing energy labels, plus notes on microwave limitations and best use as a supplementary appliance. Includes references to specific local resources and facilities.

B. C. Hydro

Education ministry proposes changes to graduation requirements

A discussion paper from Minister of Education Jack Heinrich outlines proposed senior secondary curriculum changes to address rapid technological and economic shifts. It urges public input by May 31 1984, detailing plans for three study programs, added science courses, increased 12 level course options, elective physical education, and more differentiated English courses to fit student needs.

Jack Heinrich North Peace Ministry of Education Parliament Buildings Victoria B.C

TV Schedule Highlights April Weekend Lineup

Afternoon and evening programming run Friday April 6 with Afternoon Theatre Do It Yourself and a mix of dramas, comedies, news and a late CBC Movie. Saturday April 7 features news scrolls, sports, Barney Miller, Fantasy Island and The National closing with Five Star Theatre Having Babies. May include regional shows Prairie Farm Report Going Great Tribal Trails and Front Page Challenge.

Three’s Company CBC Movie Three's Company Five Star Theatre

Sunday TV Schedule Highlights and Evening Roster

A Sunday lineup lists meetings and programs from 10:00 AM through late night. Notable items include Rex Humbard at 11, World Wide Church noon, NHL Playoffs at 6, and The Deadly Game at 5 as a feature before late shows like Newhart and Remington Steele.

Rex Humbard Terry Winter Five Star Theatre Remington Steele

Also Mentioned on This Page

Columbia Jack D. Bibby Hazel Rendergraft South Okanagan Oberle Canada Energy Data Hydro Jack Weisgerber Glen Campbell North Peace Museum Mark Wigglesworth MacKenzie Mackenzie Resource Center Kate Fisher Jobs Tower Lake Tower Lake Hall George Robinson A.J. Brummer MLA Report Walt Disney Movie & Recorder Rentals Redrock Cinema Tel B.C. P.O Richard Harris Showtime Sun Stephe ,the Robin Williams Shelley Duvall South Peace Publishing Ltd Bunne Hoffman Bobbie Nicholson TV Guide Chetwynd B.C T.V. Channel 7 Huntley St Mr. Dressup UPL Vets Dallas Blue Jean Circle Square Huntley Street CBC News Parliament Sports Journal Maes
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