Dylan Drover's Family Thankful as Boy Seeks Cure
Six months after Dylan Drover's acute lymphocytic leukemia diagnosis, his remission brings relief amid ongoing treatment. The family thanks friends, schools, and residents of Chetwynd for donations easing medical travel and expenses while prayers support Dylan and his relatives.
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Heating costs rise as businesses shift to alternatives
The piece notes higher heating bills despite conservation and new energy sources. Local businesses Dominos Bonnie and Clyde's Pizza Parlor and 5th Avenue Cottage report doubled costs, with some firms absorbing expense while others pass it to customers. A&W and the 51st Avenue Car Wash see lower sales, propane and fuel prices up, a wood stove trial, and a solar loan considered. Irly Bird installs a pellet stove cutting heating use, while municipalities urge action from government and regulators amid rebate discussions. Province rebates tied to GST bonuses announced February 7.
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Bonnie and Clyde
5Th Avenue Cottage
Daryl Crothers
A&w
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Irly Bird
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Note of Thanks to Local Service Courtesy and Dedication
A note expresses gratitude to Ron and Joanne owners of Petrocan Station and Armand Major owner of Macleods True Value for after hours help with vehicle repair on December 23, 2000. Ron's wife Joanne alerted him. Armand opened his store to obtain a needed part enabling the writer's family to catch a train to Vancouver and visit relatives for Christmas. The writer thanks these individuals and wishes their businesses well.
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Joanne
Petrocan
Armand Major
Macleods
Armand
Vancouver
Robin H
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