Preparing Your Child for Camp Edited from Journal of Christian Camping
A parent aids camp success by reading brochures and choosing weeks, funding the trip, involving the child in registration, packing wisely, labeling clothes, and avoiding homesickness prompts. Discuss goals, foster responsibility, and nurture lifelong friendships through guided involvement before and after the session.
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Journal of Christian Camping
E. Thomas
Camp Sagitawa
Ren
Ride-A-Thon 5th Annual PARDS Event May 27
The Peace Area Riding for the Disabled Society invites riders to join a daylong ride on May 27 with local guides. Earn pledges up to 50 dollars from friends to support PARDS as riders complete a group ride along a designated course.
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Peace Area
Riding For the Disabled Society
PARDS
Wapiti River
Evergreen Park
Grande Prairie
Alta
Recreation Centre Newsletter Hikes and programs outlined
The issue notes a hiking club meeting on Tuesday May 2 at 7 30 pm at the high school with room posted there. It also says no coed sports for the spring term and lists a May 6 parent conference at Prince George Secondary School with six sessions on pets loss storytelling and early computer use.
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Prince George Secondary School
Chetwynd Recreation Centre
Cheryl
Chetwynd Twirlers Attend Baton Clinic with Calgary Instructors
Annette Woods reports on April clinic where Annette's School of Baton students trained under Karen Thompson from Calgary and Kari Birosh guiding dance moves. Attendees included Fort St John and Dawson Creek girls. Badges tested include Yellow Orange Red Maroon Bronze. Students praised for their accomplishments and look forward to the Annual Miss Majorette Pageant and Recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette
School of Baton
Karen Thompson
Calgary
Kari Birosh
Fort St. John
Dawson Creek
Juanita Redekopp
Candice Norris
Rose Earl
Jenelle Redekopp
Zana Ng
Jessica
Danielle Wood
Adrienne Wice
Jennifer Earl
Trina Gayse
Rebecca Brown
Habitat Conservation Fund spends 2.8 million on wildlife projects
A record 2.8 million will be spent by the Habitat Conservation Fund to improve fish and wildlife habitat during 1989 90. Techniques include prescribed fire thinning scrub forest burning overgrown shrublands for forage aerating lakes improving fishways spawning channels wildlife transplants water level manipulation and radio tagging. Since inception the fund has supported over 500 projects and acquired more than 1200 hectares of habitat. May 6 at the Chetwynd Arena 7 00 pm and some will attend the Edmonton Competition in June.
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Habitat Conservation Fund
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Murray's
Larry Dean
Recreation Centre
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McLennen
Alberta
Chetwynd Twirlers
Baton Clinic
By Annette Woods
Teetad
Annettes
Chetwynd Arena
Edmonton
Gary Doer
Legion Steak Night
Joe Bryant
Chetwynd
Stagecoach Inn
la Banque Offre
Ses Services Dans
Les Deux Langues Officielles
FRBNY
Surat
Federal Business Development Bank
Banque Federale de Developpement
Verey
B.C. Tel
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