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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 07, 1996

Page

2

Chiropractor to visit Chetwynd on Wednesdays

Dr. Amanda Gammage, formerly at South Peace Chiropractic in Dawson Creek, will serve Chetwynd residents each Wednesday at Mountainview Medical Clinic. A Palmer College graduate with two years US practice, she aims to ease long drives for back pain and tennis elbow patients starting May 15 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Chetwynd Amanda Gammage South Peace Chiropractic Co-op Dawson Creek Gammage Palmer College of Chiropractic West California Mountainview Medical Clinic Fort St. John Dr. Gammage

Rutledge to receive a honorary degree

Hudson's Hope resident Leo Rutledge will receive an Honorary Associate of Arts Degree from Northern Lights College at a June 14 ceremony on the Fort St. John Campus. A longtime outfitter and environmental advocate, Rutledge helped secure tenure for outfitters and has served with multiple conservation groups.

Hudson’s Hope Northern Lights College Leo Rutledge Fort St. John Rutledge Rutledge Guide/Outfitting Northern Guides Association B.C. Guides Association Outfitters Peace Valley Environmental Association Sierra Club of Western Canada B.C. Wildlife Federation Rockies B.C Heritage Advisory Council of British Columbia

Chetwynd man questions Social Services after child removal

A Chetwynd-area man alleges a disgruntled relative caused his two step-children to be removed by the Social Services Ministry. He says the children were later found not to need further action after two nights in foster care and a physician's examination.

Chetwynd-area Social Services Ministry Rob Jarvis Jarvis Echo Ministry of Social Services Mike Edge Edge

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