Resident minister joins Zion Church in Chetwynd Ontario clergy joins service
The Rev. George S. Malcolm, Knox College graduate, was ordained May 21 in Pickering Ontario and arrives in Chetwynd June 18. He will lead Morning Worship June 22 with a Presbytery Recognition at 7 p.m. Rev. George A. Johnston will speak. Invites extended to guests from nearby congregations. A social will follow. Zion Church also thanks former minister Rev. Brian Perry of Dawson Creek for four years of service and fellowship.
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Geroge S. Malcolm
Knox College
Toronto
Pickering
Ontario
Chetwynd
Malcolm
Missions
Synod of Alberta
George A. Johnston
Zion Church
Brian Perry
St. James Presbyterian
Dawson Creek
Hudson Hope Community Festival Set for June 22
Hudson Hope hosts a day long festival from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in the park beside the pool and tennis courts with a fitness clinic games baseball and tennis tournament a swim party dart and gun instruction a cookout barbecue canoe demonstration frisbee clinics and the North's first Frisbee Golf Course plus playground games and a reminder to bring a bathing suit and cookout goodies contact Rick at 783-0963 for details Eyeshine explains a tapetum reflecting light in animal eyes aiding night vision in cats dogs raccoons bullfrogs alligators and spiders.
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Hudson Hope
North’s
Rick
Recreation Department
Lightning detector test could save forest ministry funds
In southeastern British Columbia a lightning detector system is under test to cut fire losses and patrol costs. Dave Gilbert notes early strike detection enables rapid response and targeted aircraft patrols. The setup uses three direction finders near Clearwater Lumby and Kamloops connected to a Kamloops analyzer as cloud to ground strikes spark fires.
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Victoria
B.C
Ministry of Forests
British Columbia
Dave Gilbert
Protection Branch
Clearwater
Lumby
Kamloops
Gilbert
Alberta
Water skiing safety tips from Canada Safety Council
Water skiing is popular but risks exist. Councils advise swimmers get instruction and proper gear, inspect equipment, keep eyes on water, avoid shallow or night skiing, and have an observer in the boat. Also urged to land parallel to shore and stay clear of docks and boats.
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Canada Safety Council
Council
Denial of death raises issues for survivors at seminar
Dr Mary Brown of the University of Ottawa spoke at the Western Canada Funeral Directors Convention in Richmond last week about denial after death. She warned that avoiding seeing the deceased can prolong grief, especially after sudden deaths such as accidents or SIDS, and urged funeral directors to help families acknowledge death and work through mourning.
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Mary Brown
University of Ottawa
Western Canada Funeral Directors Convention
Richmond
Brown
Western
Canada
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