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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Mar 28, 2000

Page

12

Children act fast so do poisons

Unintentional childhood poisonings account for over half of all incidents reported to the B C Poison Control Centre. Common causes include analgesics, cough and cold products, plants and cleaners. Parents are reminded to secure poisons, supervise and call 1-800-567-8911 for help.

B.C Jackson Mom Lower Mainland B.C. Drug and Poison Information Centre

Daughters of the Nile Install Officers in Dawson Creek

On March 21 the Zenobia Club 7 held an installation at Princess Eve Bank’s home in Dawson Creek. New officers included Joan Eales as President and Helen Richmond as Vice President, with Gail Burns as Secretary and Olga Antonenko as Treasurer. The Daughters of the Nile, a benevolent organization for women related to Shriners, has 147 temples in Canada and the U S and over 54,000 members. An April 8 invitation from the Lotus Club of Grande Prairie includes three new members from Chetwynd.

Daughters of the Nile Zenobia Club #7 Princess Eve Bank of Dawson Creek Joan Eales Princess Helen Richmond Prince Gail Burns Princess Olga Antonenko Prince Iva Canning Canada United States North America Lotus Club of Grande Prairie Chetwynd

Labatt invites BC students to create summer jobs in 23rd year

The Labatt People in Action program invites British Columbia students to design their own summer jobs with registered charities or community groups. In 23 years about 3,500 youths have benefited, with 120+ jobs created nationwide last year including 20 in BC. Applications due April 17, 2000. details at 1-800-334-2627 or www.Ipia-jobs.com.

Labatt People In Action B.C Vancouver Labatt Human _ Resources Development Canada British Columbia Ipia

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Freedom Daughters of the Nile By Joan Browns Daughters of the Nile Is Organization For Shriners Telus Mobility Centre OAC Ave Fort St. John
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