NLC hosts adolescent death by own action prevention workshop
Northern Lights College held an all day January 27 1988 workshop on responding to adolescent death by own action prevention. Suri Vangelen of the Justice Institute spoke to fifty two attendees from Chetwynd Tumbler Ridge Fort St. John and Dawson Creek, with counselors and health workers present. She noted 170 programs exist in schools but no conclusive results yet, and highlighted risk factors, crisis patterns, and common warning signals among teens including verbal cues and behavioral changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Lights College
Suri Vangelen
Justice Institute
Vancouver
Chetwynd
Tumbler Ridge
Fort St. John
Dawson Creek
Vangelen
Canada
B.C
Vangolen
Chetwynd seniors win federal New Horizons grants
A Chetwynd seniors group in British Columbia will receive 3860 from the Federal New Horizons program to support a history project. The Chetwynd Area History Book Committee aims to collect and publish the development of Chetwynd and its nearby communities, organized by committees for publicity and fundraising. President Harold J. Amundsen leads the effort. continuation note on page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Chetwynd
New Horizons
British Columbia
Pioneer
Harold J. Amundsen
P.O. Box
Revised hospital by laws adopted at general society meeting
A General Society Meeting held January 26 1988 at Chetwynd and District General Hospital adopted revised by laws after repealing the 1983 version. Don Hicks chaired. Sylvia Gerwin secretary. Dennis Mitchel solicitor. Jack Hannam chaired the By laws Committee. A three year review cycle was set and a non smoking hospital study committee was formed along with plans to explore an Extend A Care facility for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetwynd and District General Hospital
Don Hicks
Sylvia Gerwin
Dennis Mitchel
Jack Hannam
Chetwynd
Time Air weighs Chetwynd service feasibility
Time Air official Glen Pickard visited Chetwynd on Monday January 25 1988 with Mayor Lasser and council members to discuss potential service five days a week. If approved the route would run Chetwynd to Vancouver with an interior stop likely Prince George or Kamloops. Economic studies on questions including local demand and viability would be required before any decision materializes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norm Prcce
Glen Pickard
Time Air
Chetwynd
Lasser
Pickard
Area
The
Echo
Jeep Groves obituary a life of service in Chetwynd
James Jeep Groves 58 of Chetwynd born Strathmore Alberta June 15 1929 died January 14 1988 was an oil field consultant who built a ranch in the Sukunka Valley and ran the first Drive in Burger Stand in Chetwynd in 1964 He supported neighbours and the needy and is survived by his wife Jean three sons Duane Darcy and Kevin his mother Mabel three sisters Edna Marge Joyce and brother Roy of Strathmore and Langley BC Grandmother Christine Voight of Langley BC Funeral services were at the Royal Canadian Legion led by Pastor Charlie Cook with a Legion Ladies Auxiliary luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeep Groves
Strathmore
Alberta
Chetwynd
Jeep
Clem Lofgren
Sukunka Valley
Jean
Duane
Darcy
Kevin
Mabel
Edna
Marge
Joyce
Roy
Strathmore Alberta
Christine Voight
Langley
B.C
Royal Canadian Legion
Charlie Cook
The
Legion Ladies Auxiliary
Sanborn Sentenced For Theft At Chetwynd Court
Arlene Sanborn formerly of Chetwynd received a five month jail term on two concurrent theft charges at the Chetwynd courthouse on January 28 1988. She must make restitution to C A C R S totaling 2915 74 and to the Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce for 3215 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Sanborn
Chetwynd
C.A.C.R.S
Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce
Also Mentioned on This Page
N.L.C
Maureen Gammon
Edwin Schneidman
Sari Vangelen
Justice Department
Ernie Pfanner
Senior Citizens Hall
Ernie
Erna Flach
Feldkirch
Austria
James
Robert Groves
Sanborn
Chamber OF Commerce
Echo & Chinook Daze Committee
Suffolk
Julie Demulemeester
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