Don Titus Elementary Chief Doug Bunne Highlighted
Doug Bunne principal at Don Titus Elementary School is featured in People On Focus. Awards Day at Don Titus celebrated Canada Week with each student receiving a Canadian flag and an O Canada card in English and French. Bunne serves on the local Volunteer Fire Department Recreation Commission and Chamber of Commerce and recently moved with his wife Terry and family to Chetwynd from the lower Mainland four years ago.
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Doug Bunne
Don Titus
Canada
Bunn
Fire Department
Recreation Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Terry
Chetwynd
Lower Mainland
Rainfall, washouts hit region as roads brace for floods
Fifteen years ago this week BC Forest Service logged 3.5 inches of rain over three days while Wales and Bickford outposts recorded 4.3 and 4.4 inches. Hart Highway stood firm but Hudson Hope Road flooded Deadman Creek. A 20 by 20 foot section of road and a large culvert failed, a log bridge at Moberly Lake washed out. Centurion Creek eroded 120 feet of shoulder as water rose to 18 inches. Fort St. John Lumber Mill closed due to muddy yard and water intake. Village Commission discussed flood damage and Windrem routing, seeking a solution to crossing the rail line. Silt in mains and heaters raised concerns, and costs were deemed tough but solvable.
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B.C. Forest Service
Wales Lookout
Bickford Lookout
Hudson Hope Road
Deadman Creek
Moberly Lake
Centurion Creek
Fort St. John
Denticare legislation eyed for British Columbia plan
Victoria reports the British Columbia denticare bill ready for the legislature this week with a phased rollout likely starting this fall. The program aims to cover seniors and preschoolers first, offering basic dental services while testing a $100 family deductible offset for seniors on the GAINS program. The plan estimates a first-year cost of $35 million and would expand in a second phase to all others without current coverage.
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Victoria
British Columbia
Rafe Mair
Mair
Mainstream Canada Indexing Let’s be consistent
Worth argues indexing shapes data handling beyond filing systems. The piece discusses differing views, noting how indexing guides access in Bell's directories and in federal governance. It highlights the need for clarity and uniformity in terminology across sectors.
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W. Roger Worth
Bell
Milk price policy may erode milk protein levels
University of British Columbia animal geneticist warns current milk pricing policies will reduce milk protein by 12 to 15 percent as farmers pursue higher volume and fat. Projections show protein could fall from 3.2 percent to about 2.7 or 2.8 percent, with seven years of data indicating a 0.1 percent drop. Meanwhile Ottawa mulls automatic indexation of personal tax exemptions, risking higher taxes for Canadians.
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Vancouver
University of B
Peterson
Ottawa
Chetwynd Chit Chat Happy Teachers and Visitors Note
A local newsletter notes graduation awards at Don Titus Windrem and Chetwynd schools. Community events include a Legion Hall banquet, hospital volunteers Candy Stripers BBQ, home visits by residents and relatives, and a holiday greeting with thanks. Contacts and upcoming notices are listed.
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Chetwynd Hospital
Agnes Douglas
Mrs. Douglas
Statement of principles on constitutional reform by Perrault
Senator Perrault outlines a two package approach to constitutional reform promised after the May referendum. Prime Minister Trudeau and ten premiers plan to finalize an agreement in September and work through twelve issues over the summer. The people’s package emphasizes rights across Canada while the government powers package debates jurisdiction between levels of government.
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R.J. Perrault
P.C
Senate
Trudeau
Eary
Canada
Village Fitness Festival Receives Community Thanks
The Village of Chetwynd Recreation Office thanks participants for supporting the recent Fitness Festival. The event was successful and enjoyable. Continued participation is hoped to make future events even more successful. Dennis R Nightwonger Summer Recreation Coordinator. Celebrity definition follows.
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Chetwynd
Television Schedule Fragment for July Weekend Listings
Fragmentary TV guide snippet shows a July holiday schedule with programs like Mary Tyler Moore Beachcombers All in the Family and Star items across morning afternoon and evening blocks. Includes CBC nightly news and various dramas comedies sports and Canadian programs with times such as 3:00 4:00 5:30 and 9:00 across multiple days.
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Huntley Street
Mr. Dressup
NG Sports
Rockford Files
CBC
Charlies Angels
Archie Bunker
Canadian Express
Dallas
Circle Square
Huntley St
CBC News
Terry Winters
Horst Koehler
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Bunne Hoffman
Hal Smith
General Lynd
B.C
Japan
Seaboard Lumber Sales Co. Ltd
Canfor
Elks Hall
Joy Kelly
The
Echo
B.C.R
B.C. Development Corporation
Mainstream
Roger Worth
Canadian Federation of Independent Business
Revenue Canada
Jo-Ann M. Daugherty
Legion Hall
Windrem
Keith Palmer
J. Douglas
Melfort
Saskatchewan
Mrs. H. Mueller
Europe
England
Germany
London
Bill
Chris Rand
Prince George
Judy Larsen
Judy Waters
Little Village Glamourette
John Lekavy
Vera Lekavy
Jerry
Vi Psovsky
Leroy Saskatchewan
Rudy
Mary Psovsky
Margo
Vera
Betty Tersigni
53Rd Avenue
CESS
Peace River Health Unit
Chetwynd Hotel
Statement of
Federation
Kramer Vs
Kramer
Sun
Dustin Hoffman, Meryl Streep
Farrah Fawcett
Crime Busters
Bud Spencer
Terrence Hill
Little Mermaid
Yours In Recreation
Dennis R. Nightwonger
Summer Recreation
Coodinator
Dawson Creek Hospitals
Carl
Thelma
Carl Schmok
P.O. Box
Clarence Nordland
Hi-Way Laundromat
Hart Hi-Way
TV Guide
Chetwynd B.C
T.V. Channel 5
BESOR
Sette
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Lobo
Barney Miller
Mark & Mindy
King of
Kensington
Columbo
Minder
Fantasy Island Baseball
TBA
ING
White Shadow
M.A.S.H. W.E.R.P. Newsmagazine
This Land
Mind Your Language
the Good Life
CBC National News
Mary Tyler Moore
Happy Days
Nature of Things
CBC National News Night Final
Police Woman
Pei Ua
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