Chetwynd Chit Chat News Notes July in Chetwynd
Andy Teslyk announced funding for peace as the Elks and CO.OR.P. honored members in a pining ceremony. Our Lady of Peace Parish bid farewell to Father Jungbluth who retires August first with an open house planned July 24. Ken Cromarty joins Super Valu as meat cutter. Bunne Hoffman wins a Hawaii trip sponsored by Super Valu. Several locals and visitors, including Australians passing through Moberly Lake, are noted amid rainy Grad weekend hopes.
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Our Lady of Peace
Stan
Doreen
Chetwynd
C.W.L
Father Jungbluth
Bunne Hoffman
Hawaii
Super Valu
Trees and powerlines clash threaten public safety
BC Hydro warns trees near lines risk energizing branches during storms causing outages and hazards for ground crews and children. Experts advise choosing small trees near powerlines and avoiding tall native species. Five dancers from Chetwynd to attend four weeks in Alberta with Robyn Topnik leading.
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B.C
Dave Chetwynd
Hydro
Chetwynd
Alberta
Robyn
Topnik
Michelle Cyr
Anita Grove
Judy Alden
Erin Westgate
CSS
Michelle
R.A.D
Don Titus
The
Anna Westgate
England
Toronto Dance Theatre
Mortgage Appraisals and Consumer Bargaining Power
Consumers often pay for house appraisals during mortgage negotiations yet may not access the appraisal figures. Lenders require appraisal to approve or renew loans, but no law guarantees release of results unless agreed. Shop around, negotiate, and demand written terms to secure favorable mortgage conditions and access to the appraisal.
Bullmoose Coal Facts Final Issue Ends June 6 1983
The Bullmoose Coal Facts, the school newspaper from Tedk Bullmoose, published its last edition on June 6 1983. Editor Michelle Law a student. proceeds from sales fund a year end barbeque for students and parents. The final edition thanks contributors, readers, and supporters including Bunne Hoffman, The Echo staff, Sherry and Dean Sawas, and principal Robert Wilson.
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Bullmoose Coal Facts
Tedk
Bullmoose
Michelle Lawas
Bunne Hoffman
Echo
Chetwynd
Sherry
Dean Sawas
Robert Wilson
Faust Figueroa
Tumbler Ridge Schoo
Edito
Michelle Sawas
Chetwynd Hosts Its First Trauma Seminar
Chetwynd held its inaugural trauma seminar at Northern Lights College in the Industrial Park attracting nurses EMS personnel and physicians new to trauma care. Sponsored by Justice Institute BC Emergency Health Services Academy and Professional Health Programs, the workshop covered airway management triage head to musculoskeletal injuries motor vehicle trauma stabilization and patient transport.
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Chetwynd
Northern Lights College
North America
I.F.A
Justice Institute of B.C
Emergency Health Services Academy
EMAI
Lindsay Prouty
Justice Institute of British Columbia
Chris Sims
U.B.C
Vancouver
B.C
Larry Spanguler
Health Services Academy
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Robyn Topnik
Windrem
Alberta School of Dance
Bunne
L. Yates
Andy Teslyk
the Elks and Co.o.r.p
Welcome
Ken Cromarty
Fort Nelson
Roller Wilson
Leduc
Moberly Lake
Canada
Howe Stree
Consumer
Shell Gas Station
Tumbler Ridge
P.F.D
Canadian Red Cross Society
RED Cross
Meat Pie
Robert
Mece
BCAA
Anglican Church
Canon D.J. Daly
Church of the Transfiguration
M. Hudson's Hope
St. Peter's Anglican United
Dan Chapman
E. Jungbluth
O.M.J
Hudson Hope
Our Lady of the Snows
St. Theresa's
Kelly Lake
St. Antn’s
Hart Highway West
George S. Malcolm
Evangelical Free Church
Richard Green
Free Evangelical
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Faith Lutheran Church
Rod McFarlane
Pentecostal Assemblies OF Canada
Chetwynd Gospel Tabernacle
Philip Milley
David Giles
Bible Missionary Church
Delbert G. Lanham
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
Bruce Kite
Priesthood and Relief Society
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