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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1984
Page
8
The TMJ is a sliding hinge joining the mandible to the temporal bone. It allows mouth opening and chin projection and can misalign due to dislocation arthritis or malocclusion. Treatments involve physicians dentists and sometimes maxillofacial or plastic surgeons.
The column reflects on nature’s beauty through all four seasons in Chetwynd and nearby areas. It notes spring’s awakening, summer blooms, autumn leaves, and winter snow, alongside local events from the Hoselaying Competitions and community gatherings.
Premier Bill Bennett returns from a two week economic mission to the People’s Republic of China where he and seven B C business leaders met Premier Zhao ZiYang. A planned joint forest products venture between West Fraser Timber Co and Doman Industries Lt could export millions of board feet of milled timber from B C and see a Chinese manufacturing facility with Canadian company interests.
Tourism Minister Claude Richmond announced February figures show stronger winter travel to British Columbia with more than 65 000 U S visitors staying one night or more, 13 000 non Canadian U S entries, air arrivals up 14 percent, ferry traffic up 3 3 percent, and hotel occupancy up 6 8 percent led by Vancouver up 8 2 percent. Victoria saw 13 000 information inquiries rising 145 3 percent as Expo 86 approaches.
Irene Alexander returns for a fourth year to teach three OSSA calligraphy courses at the Okanagan Summer School of the Arts from July 9 to 27, 1984. The program covers Italic beginners, Uncial Humanist Gothic and Formal Italic, and Decorated Letter work with exemplars provided. Students should register two weeks prior. contact Box 141 Penticton BC or call 493-0390 for details.
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