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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1984
Page
6
Femme Physique Exercise and Modern Dance offer weekly Monday and Thursday sessions at 7 30 and 8 30 pm with belly dance hawaiian and folk options. Femme Physique Dance Co performs Friday June 8 at 7 30 pm at CSS Gym with drama club baton from Annette School and Wayne Cardinal fiddle, free admission. call Jayne Charlebois at 788 9213 for details.
The Health Labour Relations Association of British Columbia says it will not stand idly by as patient care is challenged in the name of civil disobedience. HLRA President Peter (incomplete name) signals firm stance against disruptions affecting care.
McAllister addressed HRLA's ninth annual meeting at the Hotel Vancouver noting ongoing actions to maintain service. He cited Operation Solidarity disruptions and protests over provincial legislation as key pressures on BC hospitals and health care facilities, urging amendments to the Labour Code to curb future disruptions.
In Chetwynd, northern British Columbia, rodeo week features broncos and roping excitement, local munchies, dancing, and a festive atmosphere. Congratulations are due Bethel Guardian Joan Temple and Associate Bethel Guardian Bob McNabb in Dawson Creek. A Grand Opening of the Tansi Friendship Centre draws visitors, while a Tourist Information base opening and a Pot Luck Dinner with MP Frank Oberle are previewed. Keith Massey reports from the Chamber of Commerce as news rings in. For updates call 788-2246.
Rodger Hayden and Marlene Perrin exchanged vows on May 19 at Zion Presbyterian United Church. The bride wore a cream dress with matching hat and shoes, carrying red roses. the couple hosts a reception at Legion Hall with guests from Prince Rupert to Vancouver and Sexsmith Alberta. They reside in South Hazelton.
Vancouver hosted Canfor s twentieth annual 25 years Service Awards Banquet drawing 169 guests from across Canada. From Chetwynd Stew and Rheta Rix and Jack and Eva Thomson were honored among 66 long service employees. Each received a gold service pin medallion and engraved gift.
Children aged three to thirteen can learn bicycle safety at the R.C.M.P rodeo on June 10 from 9:30 to 12:00. The program covers bike inspection, riding technique, and basic road rules, with fun events, trophies, prizes, and refreshments. For details call Patti at 788-2733. information submitted by P.A. Berlinger, Supervisor Crime Prevention Program.
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