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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Dec 09, 2003

Page

9

Beavers Wish For Christmas: Names And Gifts Described

Beavers make snowflakes and a wreath in a Christmas wish scene naming Vadah Hartwig Jenna Rowley Brandon Fournier Chelsea Lindley and leaders Tic Tac Hartwig Bubbles Harford Ava Hartwig Scout Youth Leader Vadah hopes for two front teeth Brandon wants a Bionacle and a Blue Blankie Jenna wishes a toboggan Chelsea desires a Rover dog Ava hopes to see family members Bubbles longs to see all her family in Ireland and TicTac wants someone else to cook Christmas Dinner Will wishes come true

Beavers Vadah Hartwig Jenna Rowley Brandon Fournier Chelsea Lindley Tic Ireland TicTac

Swanson sisters qualify for BC Winter Games in Port Alberni

Tara and Rianne Swanson of Swim Club earn spots for the BC Winter Games in Port Alberni February 26 to 29, after posting top times in eight qualifying events. Aged 11 to 14, they train seven days weekly and strive for AAA times, with two morning and five afternoon sessions plus twice weekly weight work. North of Prince George competitors are flown to the event this year.

Tara Rianne Swanson Port Alberni Rianne Prince George Swim Club Chetwynd Tara Swanson Vancouver Island Edmonton

Don Titus pupil helps Santa Baskets drive

Chetwynd Echo reports ongoing Santa Baskets drive with donation boxes around town and library fines payable by donation Nicole, a seven year old Don Titus Grade 2 student, explains Christmas brings joy and giving and hopes for My Scene Barbie Swan Lake and Barbie Enchanted Castle gifts.

Nicole Super- Valu Don Titus Barbie

Canadian UI threshold raised to 225 dollars per week

The threshold for regular weekly benefits increases from 150 to 225 dollars to better reflect rising Canadian wages. Earnings while on claim stay at 50 dollars per week or 25 percent of the benefit rate, whichever is higher. Employers must continue to remit EI premiums and submit Records of Employment.

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