Gym Openings Highlight Don Titus and Windrem Schools
Principals Ron Smith and Terry Lanke hosted opening ceremonies at Don Titus and Windrem Elementary on February 1, with dignitaries including Mayor Lasser Alderman Bettin and MLA Weisgerber in attendance. Bud Browns and Chris Millsap led ribbon cuttings, while renovations cost 629000 at Don Titus and 374000 at Windrem.
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Norm Picco
Ron Smith
Don Titus
Terry Lanke
Windrem School
M.C
Windrem Elementary
Lasser
Bettin
Huska
Shirley
Nicholson
M.L.A
Jack Weisgerber
Bud Browns
Pat Leonard
Glyn Rogers
Bev Hendricks
Don Freisen
Charlie Parslow
Andy Teslyk
Chetwynd
Chris Millsap
Windrem
Debbie Dornboos
Schoolboard
School District No. 59
Don Titus School
Windrem Elementary School
Mile Zero Shrine Club Donation To Chetwynd Hospital
On February 3 1988 the Mile Zero Shrine Club donated Adapta Grids valued over 2000 to Chetwynd General Hospital. The device aids x ray imaging in ER when patients cannot be moved and improves spine skull pelvis and abdomen films for both children and adults. Hospital Administrator Sylvia Gerwin expresses thanks.
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Mile Zero
O”’ Shrine Club
Chetwynd General Hospital
Sylvia Gerwin
Shrine Club of
Chetwynd
Chinook Daze proclaimed by Chetwynd council
Echo reports the District of Chetwynd council meeting on February 2 1988 with most members present. The week of February 20 28 is proclaimed Chinook Daze with events for all ages. A BC Government Employees Union delegation warns highway privatization could cut services and cost jobs and hurt local contractors. The article notes about 150 highway workers in the South Peace earn 3.17 million dollars annually.
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Echo
Chetwynd
Ald. Hoover
B.C. Government Employees Union
Council
Porations
South Peace
Powder King plans phased expansion and new facilities
Powder King ski hill owner Peter Graham outlined a three phase growth plan at the Chetwynd Chamber meeting. Present phase supports 2,000 skiers and a new day lodge next year, with future phases adding runs and capacity up to 4,500 skiers. Investments, zoning, and marketing extend to the Prairies while avoiding Vancouver and Jasper competition.
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Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce
Little Swiss Inn
Peter Graham
Powder King Ski Hill
Graham
Powder King
Prince George
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Shrine Club
Council Report
Willard Dunn
John Jackman
Lou Suverus
Mile O Shriners Club
Chetwynd Div
Penny Morton
By Norm Picce
Williams Lake
Peace Country
Edmonton
Alberta
Prairies
Vancouver
Jasper
Chamber of Commerce
Bernice van Sickle
Mr. Graham
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