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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Dec 02, 1981

Page

7

Senior citizen of the week Mary Saunders saluted

The Echo honors Mary Saunders a long time Chetwynd resident born in Glasgow who moved to Canada as a child. She lived on Vancouver Island rural communities and later settled in Quesnel and Chetwynd where she built a home with her husband. Mary holds multiple auxiliary positions and supports crafts and local events.

Echo Mary Saunders Mary Glasgow Scotland Canada Vancouver Island Mud Bay Campbell River Nanaimo Parksville Quesnel Bouchie Lake Oggie Womans Institute T.v Chetwynd Gloria Saunders Ucuelet Gordon Dawson Creek Ladies Auxiliary Legion Auxiliary Peace River Hospital Auxiliary Royal Purple Senior Citizens Group Zion Presbyterian Ladies Group Glascow Hawaii Fort Nelson

School board wraps up term with new trustees sworn

The district 59 board held its final meeting of the term on Monday November 23 with trustees-elect Charlene Dokken and Glyn Rogers set to be sworn in December. Incumbents Haddow and Lawrence re-elected, Rogers replaces retiring Bob Shirley in Chetwynd, and two-year terms were set for Brown Sample and MacLennan in 1980. Claims included hires for Dokie Elementary and Tumbler Ridge, field trips approvals, a $500 donation to the Chetwynd senior boys volleyball team for provincials, and a $16 532.50 payment to Stan Major Plumbing. The next meeting is December 7.

Charlene Dokken Glyn Rogers Elisabeth Haddow Lenore Lawrence Bud Browns Bob Shirley Chetwynd Mr. Rogers Richard Sample Doug MacLennan Dokie Tumbler Ridge Kelly Lake Edmonton Bob Bergen Central Gaspe Quebec Canada Robert Currie Golden B.C

Crown land release to fuel British Columbia housing boom

The Vancouver Province reports that B C will release thousands of acres of Crown land for housing to developers on a restricted basis as part of a broader program. Measures include a planning act to speed approvals, allowances to convert single homes to duplexes, reform of the agricultural land reserve, and changes to the Municipal Act to ease suburban housing development. The policy is expected to be unveiled in the fall session.

Victoria B.C Vancouver

Introduction to the Old Testament via Knowledge Network

The Vancouver School of Theology offers an Introduction to the Old Testament course in January to March 1982 broadcast on Knowledge Network Channel 12. Reverend Dr. Jim Linddenberger leads sessions from Vancouver, with Reverend Canon Dorothy Daly coordinating in Chetwynd at Northern Lights College. Eight participants required. total fees around 40 dollars plus texts. Interested individuals contact Dorothy Daly at 788 2789, Box 326, Chetwynd after November 12.

Vancouver School of Theology Knowledge Network Channel 12 Anik B Jim Lindenberger VST Chetwynd Northern Lights College Dorothy Daly Vancouver Canon Daly

Governor Schreyer Opens Prisoners Art Tour Display

Gov. Gen. Ed Schreyer opened the third annual touring display of prisoners art at the National Arts Centre. About 150 lunchtime visitors viewed works ranging from oil paintings and drawings to copper plaques and carved wood, including a motorcyclist crest and hand tied fishing lures.

Ed Schreyer National Arts Centre

Manitoba Theatre Centre Adds Boa to The Tempest

Sophie the 2.8 metre boa constrictor joins the Winnipeg production of The Tempest at Manitoba Theatre Centre. Director Richard Ouzounian says the creature was inspired by a Caliban line and the snake’s late night snack of a fresh mouse adds a practical, if unusual, element to the Shakespearean play.

Sophie Manitoba Theatre Centre Winnipeg Theatre Centre Richard

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