Daffodil Hope Led Lara Clark Bone Marrow Journey
Lara Clark battled Hodgkins disease and received a life saving bone marrow transplant from her sister Alyssa, a Grade 7 student at Little Prairie School. The Clark family thanked the Chetwynd Lions Club, Ronald McDonald Houses, and community supporters such as Peoples Drug Mart for ongoing help. They plan to attend Relay for a Friend on May 12 at Rotary Park to celebrate hope and donations.
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Hollinger Buys The Mirror in Dawson Creek
Hollinger Canadian Newspapers acquired The Mirror effective April 4 2001. The weekly paper serves Dawson Creek and area with free distribution of 10000 copies. Brian Sims named Publisher and Sales Manager after moving from Cranbrook where he worked at the Cranbrook Daily Townsman and Columbia Kootenay Broadcasting. He coaches hockey in his spare time and plans community involvement.
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Correction Re Paramedic Article April 10
Judy Stanley, Regional Training Coordinator for the training programs, did not state the quoted aim. The notice directs readers to the BC Ambulance Association website at www.moh.hnet.bc.ca/bcas for more information.
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