Chetwynd Hospital Board seeks new Administrator
The Chetwynd Hospital Board is searching for a new Hospital Administrator after accepting the resignation of Don Welch following an interim December audit. Sylvia Gerwien will serve as interim administrator with strong board and staff support, and the board expects to select a permanent replacement within about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetwynd Hospital
Don Welch
Sylvia Gerwien
Gerwien
Ment
Interiom
Gerchen
Merlin Nichols
Hospital Board and District Council
Nichols
Chetwynd
Dawn Newman wins first BC OLI Dental Assistant award
Dawn Newman of Chetwynd receives the Vancouver and District Dental Society special citation plaque for outstanding achievement in the Open Learning Institute Level 1 Dental Assisting Program. The annual honor recognizes work toward the OLI Certificate for Chairside Dental Assistants. The program spans ten home study courses, a clinical practice course, and a final exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawn Newman
Chetwynd
B.C
College of Dental Surgeons of
British Columbia
B.C. Open Learning Institute
Back to Chetwynd Secondary School news and gossips
The Fly returns to Chetwynd High School with rumors and notes about a student band Code of Silence, visitors from Australia, a flu illness affecting Mrs. Miller, and a weekend Ja Kor Bonspiel with a first place team. The column also covers hospital service changes and calls for community support and better attitudes as Chetwynd shifts from private practice to hospital-based care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.E
M.R
Chetwynd
J.R
Echo
Chetwynd Ski Club Faces Debt and Aims for Help
About twelve residents gathered at Chetwynd Secondary School to discuss reviving the Chetwynd Ski Club. The club owes roughly 9000 with 90 in monthly interest, has little winter use, and relies on Rod and Gun Club aid for utilities. Ideas include hill grooming by students and fundraisers, weed spraying costs, and possibly selling the top ten to reduce loans, though that would incur losses. A February meeting invites supporters to suggest ways to restore activity at the hill for local children and new residents.
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Chetwynd
Chetwynd Secondary School
Powder King
Chetwynd Hill
Helicopter program at Northern Lights College outlined
The college plans a new helicopter maintenance engineering program aimed at licensed engineers seeking diversification. It expects to attract Dawson Creek and national students, add helicopters to its inventory, and strengthen the Aircraft Maintenance Engineering program. Officials cite active support from federal and provincial ministers and aim for a September 1986 start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Phillips
South Peace
International Trade and Investment
Northern Lights College
Charlie Lasser
Canada
Dawson Creek
United States
Jim Kassen
Honorabie
Frank Oberle
North Sea
Gulf of Mexico
Denison Mines writes off Quintette Coal investment
Denison Mines Limited announces a total write-off of its investment in Quintette Coal Limited amounting to 240.739 million, including an 18.658 million equity loss for 1985, triggering a consolidated net loss of 157.9 million for 1985. Denison, which holds 50 percent of Quintette, disputes the impairment finding while noting 1985 earnings before Quintette at 82.839 million.
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Toronto
Denison Mines Limited
Quintette Coal Limited
Stephen B. Roman
Denison
Quintette
British Columbia
Roman
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Prince George
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D.B
S.W
C.J
U.B.C
Beta Sigama Phi
Bunne Hoffman
Beta Signma Phi
John
Harkness
Peggy Lazorko
Wrecking Bar
Tutseas
Mayors
Lake Ontario Cement
Standard Trustco
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