07 Feb 1995
Page 14
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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 07, 1995
Page
14
A former camp counselor recounts a summer at a specialized camp for high risk youths with eating disorders. She details strict meal supervision, behaviors to avoid purging, and the emotional toll on campers, including a severely underweight girl admitted to hospital. She urges awareness and cautious support for those affected.
James Klassen became the new principal for Northern Lights College and Charlie Lasser was appointed to the board. A prefabricated fertilizer pellet plant at Hasler Flats was slated to start in July amid local plans. The Little Swiss Inn advertised noon smorgasbords for 4.00 per person. Celery sold 33 cents a pound and flour priced at 4.19 for 10 kg. Blade steak local price 1.59 per pound and a 425 g box of Mini Wheats 0.99.
Cantor replaced its forest licence with a tree farm license marking the first such licence. A ribbon cutting celebrated Powder King’s official opening. Chinook Days runs the King of Hearts contest with eight contestants Ken Matthias Dale Swanton Wade Dunn David Hiebert Gordon McDonald Chris Wilson Ron Beatten and Trevor MacLean. Seniors receive a $10 000 government grant to convert their building into a drop in recreation centre.
Five years ago Lucy Redfearn of the Chetwynd Speed Skating Club won junior girls gold. The Pine Valley Jets Edith Knowles Dorothy Smith Albert Flett Inez Gonvick and Jean Quinn won carpet bowling gold at the Peace Foothills Winter Games. Norma Tower rink won Women s Open B event and Bev Sandnes rink won C event. Daryl Campbell won Men s Open B event. Real estate sales were up. Northern Lights College sponsored a trapping course.
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