Nature Intends offers wholesome lunches downtown Chetwynd
The Nature Intends cafe provides daily soups salads custom sandwiches muffins and carrot cake with fresh shrimp and no preservatives or chemicals. Patrons can call ahead for pickup. A balcony atrium is in production and a health foods retail section sells vitamins herbs pasta spices and other natural products. A masseuse Eve Ryan operates Suite 206 Pioneer Place offering downtown revitalization.
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Pioneer Place
Eve Ryan
AS Nature
Pioneer
Chetwynd Opens Family Fun Spot For Parents and Kids
The new family venue in Chetwynd earns praise from parents while Mr Randal requires adult supervision at all times and invites all parents and guardians to visit with children.
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Chetwynd
Mr. Randal
Energy sector a growth engine with 100000 jobs forecast
The Economic Council of Canada predicts more than 100,000 new jobs by decade's end from Western energy initiatives. Energy entrepreneurs urged to respond. government intervention seen if needed. Arcades praised for cleanliness. Silver Coin Recreation offers video games at twenty five cents to keep costs affordable.
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Economic Council of Canada
Provincial Court Proceedings Report March April 1985
Judge D M Levis presided over multiple Provincial Court sessions with numerous bench warrants issued for individuals including Andrew Kilborn Danny Randon Grant Hardy Wanda Siller Tom Richmond Manfred Heger Martin Grant Leslie Stanton-Collins Barry Fritz Frank Walsh Yvan Desharnais. Several defendants faced Canadian Criminal Code charges with fines and jail terms including Fournier fined 100 dollars for disturbance and loitering and Brian Mohr fined 250 dollars for code 89.1 and 89.2 with weapon forfeiture. Lambert and Lambert faced suspended sentences for possession and breaking and entering with probation. Other items include minor in possession fines and wildlife act penalties. Corrections note Douglas Cardinal to have no contact with complainant. Dawson Creek area reports Wilbert Lambert convicted break and entry six months and John Patrick convicted break and entry sixty days.
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D.M. Levis
Joseph Fourtier
Fournier
Andrew Kilborn
Danny Randon
Grant Hardy
Wanda Siller
Tom Richmond
Manfred Heger
Martin Grant
Leslie Stanton-Collins
Barry Fritz
Frank Walsh
Yvan Desharnais
Brian Mohr
Mohr
Lorne Smith
Garth Kallusky
Lorna Lambert
Lambert
Terry Tuckwood
Verne Barnes
Michael McKone
Bradley Campbell
Lynn Gauthier
Debbie Cardinal
Women Centre April May educational sessions and classes
The center lists TAKE-A-BREAK on Wednesdays 1 to 3 pm with an April 17 presentation on Divorce and Its Effects. From April 24 to May 15, Making Moccasins is offered. Call Linda at 788-3793 to register. Also Kids Hour Tuesdays and Wednesdays 1 to 3 pm and a Thursday April 18 Middle Years Prime Time workshop from 1 to 3 pm.
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Linda
Chetwynd Clean Air Club Holds First Meeting
The Chetwynd and District Clean Air Club gathered six members to plan for non smoking areas in public venues and education on smoking harms. Upcoming events include workshops on unemployment rights and welfare rights, a time management session, a ticket draw, and a garage sale hosted by the Chetwynd Women's Resource Centre.
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Chetwynd and District Clean Air Club
Gus Long
Chetwynd Women’s Resource Centre
Wabi Crescent
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