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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 07, 1984
Page
6
Automatic washers and dishwashers reduce hot water use and energy. Use cold rinses, appropriate wash temps, and correct water levels to cut energy. Energuide ratings guide choosing efficient models. loading, timing, and drying choices also affect total cost.
The first 1984 Directors meeting convened January 17 with Mr M Nichols presiding. Mrs Myrtle Innes welcomed as Hospital Auxiliary Representative. Trustee Orientation seminar notes distributed and the President reported on attendance in Vancouver. Fire Alarm System documents approved at January 12 meeting and sent to Government for approval. Revised Medical Staff Bylaws approved as corrected and awaiting Health Minister approval. Hospital expense budgets in line with government standards. Mr Stu Rix chaired Health and Labour Relations Committee.
Sue Neufield is among about 25 students who have completed Work Experience, a program guiding Grade 10 to12 students through one or two days on a job. It runs with aptitude testing and the Choices Career Computer Program to narrow careers. Coordinator Terry Baker notes strong staff and business support, while funding since February allowed progress.
A collection of humorous lines about aging and its quirks. Jokes about aches, bifocals, memory, retirement, and health clubs highlight the everyday ironies of growing older. Anonymous.
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