Duke Energy Donation Supports Chetwynd Hospital Foundation
Duke Energy presented four thousand dollars to the Chetwynd Hospital Foundation to aid patient care at Chetwynd General Hospital. Monty Peterson and Vaneesa Weightman are pictured, part of a larger total of fourteen thousand seven hundred eighty dollars contributed by Duke Energy (formerly Westcoast Energy).
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Duke Energy
Chetwynd Hospital Foundation
Monty Peterson
Vaneesa Weightman
Hospital Foundation
Westcoast Energy
Chetwynd Hospital
Chetwynd General Hospital
Duke Energy Gas Transmission Donates Rescue Vehicle to Chetwynd SAR
Monty Peterson presents the keys to Don Wheeler as Duke Energy Gas Transmission donates a 1997 Ford F350 4x4 Crew Cab to Chetwynd Search & Rescue. The donation supports life saving skills and community service in Grizzly Valley and surrounding region.
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Chetwynd Search & Rescue Society
Duke Energy Gas Transmission
Monty Peterson
Grizzly Valley Field Services
Don Wheeler
Chetwynd Search & Rescue
Library program gains $1000 donation from Duke Energy
Marcie Fofonoff, director of the library Family Literacy Program, and Marian Johnson of School District 59 accept a $1000 cheque from Duke Energy's Monty Peterson for the P.L.A.N.T.S. Parents as Literacy And Numeracy Team Supporters program.
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Marcie Fofonoff
Marian Johnson
Duke Energy
Monty Peterson
P.L.A.N.T.S
UNBC student to attend World University Games in Italy
Fourth year forestry student Barb Sharp will represent UNBC at the World University Games in Tarvisio Italy later this month. The event runs January 19 to 26 with biathlon trials in Forni Voltri and about 1500 athletes from 49 countries. Barb moved from Salmon Arm five years ago to pursue biathlon and university studies and expects to graduate at the 2004 Convocation.
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Barb Sharp
UNBC
Italy
Barb
Tarvisio
Forni Voltri
Prince George
Salmon Arm
Balancing Hockey and Education With Max Offenberger
Education psychologist Max Offenberger works with athletes across major leagues to stress life balance beyond sport. In Prince George on January 6, 2003, he advised high self discipline and prioritizing education, family, and values to avoid a post hockey rut.
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Denise Briggs
N.H.L
NHL
Max Offenberger
Offenberger
Prince George
Prince George Cougars
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