Fragmented sentiments and local notices in BC community life
A collage of poems and social updates highlights reflections on happiness and brokenness, followed by numerous tiny community notes. The piece mentions Cathy Crawford of Grande Prairie and Judy Pitt of Ft. Nelson visiting Barb Crawford and Stan Anderson, Anita Lynden returning from Vancouver, Joan Temple’s call from Venice, and arts councils including ABCAC delegates, along with wedding congratulations and visitors in Vernon, Ft. St. John, and Pine Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy Crawford
Grande Prairie
Judy Pitt
Ft. Nelson
Barb Crawford
Stan
Expo 86 labor talks stall over non union labor at site
Vancouver notes show union leaders pressing for wage parity and non affiliation waivers to ensure Expo 86 proceeds. Pattison authority urged to forge a compromise while Solidarity plans remain in committee with no general strike planned. Building trades demand same pay for all on site during construction deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattison
Kube
Vancouver
Operation Solidarity
Expo
Solidarity
Kuber
Gautier
Bennett
Family Month Activities Schedule in B C
May marks Family Month in B C with activities under The Family Our Strength theme. Highlights include Sagitawa Work Bee May 4 6 and Mothers Day events May 7 13, plus picnics, film viewings, family Sundays, cookouts, camps, and library displays. Local churches schedules, classes, contests, radio spots, and contact numbers are listed for participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
E.thomas
D.chapman
R.green
L.baker
T.melsness
D. Chapman
R Green
G.malcom
L. Buker
Carpenters
T. Melsness
E. Thomas
R. Green
T. Messness
D Chapman
L. Baker
H. Toppin
Moberly Lake
Building a Family Foundation on Biblical Principles
A faith filled message urges strong family foundations through Bible centered living. It argues modern pressures harm households and urges mothers and fathers to model Godly behavior, prayer, church involvement, and shared spiritual growth for joyful stable families.
Meet the world face to face host families needed
Families in Chetwynd and region are invited to host foreign students ages 15 to 18 for 1984 85. Interculture Canada plans 180 students, covering food and incidental costs, with medical coverage and a monthly allowance. 140 students from 40 countries currently live in Canadian communities. For details call Lise at 514 288-3282.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetwynd
Interculture Canada
Family Month Promotes Library Resources in Kamloops Trip Offer
May is Family Month with Chetwynd Public Library promoting The Family through displays and information. Visitors can browse books on Child Raising to Cookery and Doctoring to Fix it, and request orders from other libraries. Word of the Week returns by popular demand as garden notes describe arboreous plots in Chetwynd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Mildred
Kamloops
Chetwynd Public Library
Chetwynd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bunne
Anderson
Anita Lynden
A c
Joan Temple
Venice
Italy
Bunne Hoffman
Debbie Press
Pine Valley
The
University of Victoria
Debbie McAvany
Billy Robertson
Belinda Nicholson
Loni
Gary Thompson
Vernon B.C
Jean
Brian Breitkreitz
Ft. St. John
Mrs
Bob Low
Stan Anderson
Ker
Ee Ye Spears
Buker
Daly
Malcom
Womens League
Theresa Bernard
Hassler Flats
D. Porter
Christine Medea
Mavis Gallant
Canada Council
Gallant
Australia
Montreal
Paris
Canada
University of Toronto
Arts Councils
Theer
Jesus
God
Hak
MR. Retailer
B.C. Council For the Family
District of
Charles Lasser
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