Back To School Begins September Fourth In British Columbia
The BC School Trustees Association urges careful driving as 1 600 schools reopen for about 500 000 students and 27 000 teachers on September 4. Pedestrian traffic rises with youth. 685 young pedestrians aged 6 18 were injured or killed last year. Donna Jones president reminds drivers to exercise extra caution in the new school year.
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Board of School Trustees
Ask About The Forest Beavers Feeds And Builds Dams
Beavers cut trees for hunger and lodge construction. They eat tender leaves and bark of aspen willows and poplar and in some places lodge pole pine Engelmann spruce western hemlock alpine fir shrubs grasses. Lodges rise four feet or more above water and are twelve feet across at the base built from logs sticks mud debris and shredded wood.
Community activities and clubs calendar for Chetwynd area
Local notices list weekly gatherings including Al Anon Alateen Alcoholics Anonymous Arts Council kennel club women’s resource society hospital auxiliary and service club meetings. Events occur at Windrem School Chetwynd Public Library Foothills Building Hospital Pine Valley Senior Centre and community venues with contact numbers provided.
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Cubs & Beavers
Cubs
Windrem
Al-Anon
Alcoholics Anonymous
Arts Council
C.S.S
Northeast Kennel Club
Chetwynd Public Library
Chetwynd Women's Resource Society
Women's Resource Centre
BC Cage Bird Society
Beavers
Foothills
KFIS
Ay District Council
Chetwynd
Canadian Cancer Society
ROD & Gun Club
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Donna Jones
BC School Trustees Assoc
Ted
Eva Hauck
Elks Hall
Royal Purple Ladies
Wishing Well
Eva
Hart Hwy. Confectionary
Elks Lounge
Chetwynd Echo
Bvenius
Cantor
Windrem School
Hasier Creek Community Club
Feveryone
Pauline Houde
Royal Canadian Legion Branch
the Legion Hall
Nifty Knitters
Dorothy Smith
Chetwynd Ballpark Society
Northern Lights College
Senior Veterans Society
Legion Boardroom
Pine Valley Seniors Recreation Centre
Little Prairie
Haven
Pine Valley