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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 01, 1982
Page
3
A garden approach hinges on weather acceptance and season management. Cold frames act as plant growth insurance, especially in cold regions, while in milder climates lighter framing suffices. Deciduous trees offer winter sun, cleanliness, and cost benefits when bought dormant, enhancing landscape value with fruit potential.
On Wednesday November 17, more than forty parents attended the event to discuss student progress and school programs with teachers and administration. Displays highlighted budget restraint impacts on education, the student handbook was made available, and an area showing art and textiles achievements received praise from Cindy Paquette and Monique Roy. Trudy Kerbes of K.H.A. Alternate School contributed an engaging activity display.
The event invites all ages to Elk's Hall on Friday December 3 and Saturday December 4 at 7 30 p m and Sunday December 5 at 2 00 p m. The program features a Winnie the Pooh presentation plus a photography club slide show on outdoor education science and shop construction. The staff thanks attendees and urges parent involvement in student education and suggests topics for a Parent Consultative Committee to address school priorities.
The Peace River South school board voted to end the 1983 year on June 23 and grant five unpaid professional development days for teachers amid budget cuts under the restraint program. Delegates cited low morale as a reason for the extra non instructional days, with scheduling issues delaying February March timing.
Canada Post joins Santa in a Christmas effort after a radio Open Letter prompted thousands of letters. Staff volunteers and seniors groups will help answer letters mailed to Santa at the North Pole, Toronto, urging children to send early with return addresses and the North Pole postal code HOHOHO.
Amber Lori Ray is sadly missed by her sister Margie and Pete and family in a brief family notice honoring her memory.
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