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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 06, 1988
Page
4
The article explains fat’s role in health focusing on how excess fat becomes triglycerides and stored fat. High fat and cholesterol diets raise dangerous cholesterol levels linked to heart disease. It notes a recent twist, suggesting cholesterol travels as tiny particles in the bloodstream.
Correction reports the Moberly Lake Volunteer Fire Department Christmas party is Saturday December 17th, not December 15th. Also notes Marvin Desjarlais earned the Grizzly Bear Trophy at the Northern B.C Guiding Territory Convention and gains outfitter rights next year.
Canada Post launches its Santa letter writing program as Danny Andrews visits the Pendrell YMCA Day Care on November 22 to collect children's letters. Last year over 30,000 letters arrived across B C and the Yukon, with even more expected this season as Canada Post employees donate hundreds of hours to ensure replies from Santa.
Weisgerber announced a joint effort by the RCMP and Chetwynd Area Community Resources Society to establish a victim services program. It will offer death and accident notification, case information, referrals, emotional support, assistance with compensation forms, child care during interviews, transport to appointments, witness preparation, crime prevention, and help in returning property promptly. The program aims to make the justice system more responsive to victims' needs and reflects cooperation among local agencies and volunteers.
Rogers Foods of Armstrong grows from a local flour and cereal mill to a 13 million dollar business as part of British Columbia’s Great Taste of B C. The family firm, started in the 1950s by Alfred and Pauline, remains run by the family with son Stan expanding into new food lines.
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