Canadian TV Schedule February 24 to March 1
Channel lineup lists daytime to late night programs for BCTV Channel 2, detailing daily shows such as Romper Room Webster Maude Magnum P.I. Dallas News Hour and major features. Highlights include 24th Annual Grammy Awards, Omen, McMillan Wife, and The Late Show rotations across February 24 to March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of the Air
Canada A.M
Maude
Another World of Texas
Alan Thicke
Eosaey
Jeffersons
Edmonton
Buffalo
CTV News
Hec Ramsey
McMillan
Puckets General Store
Dale Harneys
Magic Palace
Red Fisher
John M.D
Jimmy Swaggart
Terry Winters
the Champ
T.B.A
Canadian Cancer Society starts April campaign nationwide
Mrs Lavern Fowler and Mrs Jo Wilson returned February 1 from Vancouver where they attended the Campaign and Publicity Conference for the Canadian Cancer Society. The society will begin its April campaign to fund Public Education and Services to Patients, with Peter Taylor noting the separation from the Montreal based Cancer Research Society. Since 1938 the Canadian Society has been the national cancer group funding research and supporting education and patient services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavern Fowler
Jo Wilson
Vancouver
Canadian Cancer Society
The
Cancer Society
Cancer Research Society Inc
Peter Taylor
B.C. & Yukon Cancer Society
Cancer Research Society
Taylor
Montreal
National Cancer Organization
Canada
Squamish Car Shop wins Department of Year award
B C Rail presents The Suggestion System Department of the Year to the Squamish Car Shop for outstanding contributions in 1981. The shop led per capita participation, adoption rates, with 45 suggestions per 100 employees. Of 52 adopted by Mechanical Division, 32 came from the Car Shop, yielding about $19,000 first year savings. Cash awards totaled $4,406.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Campbell
The
Carmen's Union
Squamish
Department of Year
B.C. Rail
Mac Norris
Campbell
Don Milner
Dale Hedin
Local Protection Board
Carmen’s
Norris
Oil spill cleanup near Fort St. John targets mid February completion
Ministry of Environment officials oversee cleanup of an estimated 4000 barrels of light crude oil from a six inch CDC line leaking into Milligan Creek north of Fort St. John. Cleanup began January 25 and should finish by mid February as crews remove oil under ice and snow, reclaim from 24000 barrels of oil and water, and burn remaining oil. The spill faces blizzard conditions and is under investigation for possible charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministry of Environment
Fort St. John
Milligan Creek
Dave Brown
Ministry
Brown
Noreen
CDC
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BCTV
Webster
B.C. Rail Presentations
Fee
Gta
U. A
Cilux
Beaver
Fiberglas
Fibreglas Canada
Chetwynd
Goodbrand Construction Ltd
Construction Division
48Th Street
Chetwynd Industrial Park
Highway No. 97
Texaco
Doug Knight
Texaco Canada Inc
Prince George
B.C
Tumbler Ridge
Ridge
Broadway
Dawson Creek
Pentax
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