The Magic of Little Things and New Chetwynd Residents
Remembrance and good wishes fill this note section as Lucille Boesden welcomes new residents Julie and Wayne Klassen from Hinton Bantam Recreational key team played two times over the weekend in Dawson Creek and in Hudson Hope. Mario and Nicole Tancredi join Chetwynd from Ft. St. John. The Turkey and Ham bonspielers enjoyed their curling weekend. Randy and Janice and their five children are Chetwynd's newest residents. The Pontious welcome.
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Bantam Recreational
Dawson Creek
Hudson Hope
Mario
Nicole Tancredi
Ft. St. John
Randy
Janice
Chetwynd
the Pontious
Returning presents after Christmas
Consumer tips note that stores are not required to accept returns unless items are defective or misrepresented. Shoppers should check policies before buying to avoid later disappointment. The guidance emphasizes understanding exchange rules to save time and money.
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Consumer & Corporate Affairs Canada
New Caledonia College Announces Administrative Reorganization
Board of Governors at a November 19 meeting confirmed the College of New Caledonia restructuring. Effective immediately, Don Anderson becomes Vice Principal Programs and Educational Service, Jim Blake is Vice Principal Administration and Bursar, Paul Seens named Director Planning and Student Records, Bill Garrett named Director Developmental Services.
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Board of Governors
The
College of New Caledonia
Don Anderson
Jim Blake
Paul Seens
Bill Garrett
Ser
Streamlining admin areas called by university principal
College Principal Charles McCaffray notes that streamlining in the administrative areas is underway. Quality coal vices and roles such as Glennyce Sinclair Gary Morrison Peter Robinson Rod Brazier John Backhouse Duane Rubadeau are cited as part of the restructure within University Credit Programs and Centre for Improved Teaching.
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Glennyce Sinclair
Gary Morrison
Peter Robinson
Rod Brazier
John Backhouse
Duane Rubadeau
Charles McCaffray
College and Provincial Plan Align for Cost Savings
The College and Provincial Government announce a concerted restraint program with CNC cost cuts. The new structure aims to yield substantial savings in coming years and establish a solid base for CNC’s future growth and development.
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CNC
Medicare costs rise 6.6 percent in British Columbia
The Medical Services Commission announced a 6.6 percent Medicare premium increase effective January 1, 1984. Single rates rise to 16 dollars monthly, couples and dependents pay 30 dollars, while families of three or more pay 34 dollars. The plan covers medically required physician services with government funding and a premium assistance program aiding about 450,000 residents.
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Victoria
David Bolton
Medical Services Commission
Bolton
Medical Services Plan
British Columbia
Council Agrees to Lease Senior Citizens Society Space
Council moved to negotiate a lease with the Senior Citizens Society and to pay warrants totaling 3896.41. The council also directed sending a letter to 5440 Cable and a copy to the CRTC requesting underground cable timetable for Chetwynd. Alderman Dunn noted signal lights are on but intersection issues persist.
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Uncil
Seniorizens Society
Que Listing C Council
Cable
T.v.uncil
CRTC
Chetwynd
Alderman Dunn
Minor hockey activities and local council updates abroad
Weekend divisions noted as unsettled with interteam games between Union Canucs and Engineering teams. Dawson Creek beat Chetwynd 10 4 then tied 3 3, December schedules include Ft St James and Peace River tournaments, Bantam Tier 2 provincials in Chetwynd March 26 31, outdoor rinks to start, Chamber of Commerce Trade Show May 25 27 tied to Tumbler Ridge opening, polling date changes discussed, murder reward fund reviewed in closed session, Christmas Tea Bazaar held with several raffles and thanks expressed.
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Dawson Creek
Chetwynd
Ft. St. James
Peace River
Shirley
Chamber of Commerce
Tumbler Ridge
Inaugural Meeting of Peace River South Trustees
School District 59 confirms the regular inaugural meeting of the Board of School Trustees will be held at 7 30 p m in the Chetwynd Windrem Library on Monday December 12 1983.
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Board of School Trustees of
School District No. 59
Peace River South
Chetwynd
Windrem
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Anne
Lucille Boesden
Etwynd
Julie
Wayne Klassen
Hintona
Enda Massey
Lioness Club Chetwynd
Judy Lazenby
Carol Banser
Linda Galye
Sears
New Caledonia College
Quintette
Medicare
Rocky Mountains
Northeatern
Eee
It Union Canucks
Erating Engineers
Credit Union Nning
Sun
Alderman Temple
Hoover
Legion Bridge
Doll
Phyllis Od
Drey Norris
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Eryone
Bazaar
Amber Lori Ray
Mom
Prince George
Simon Fraser Inn
Quebec Street
EA Ays
Gee
Arthritis Society
Hydro
Oteu Local
Ibew Local
B.C. Hydro
Zenith
Wetcome Wigone
Marlene Walker
Fim
Woop
Inland Natural Gas CO. Ltd
Inland Natural Gas Office
Energy Ideas” Kit
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