Community service talk on Halloween vandalism prompts awareness
Two years ago Patty Dunn spoke to grade seven about Halloween vandalism as part of a local campaign to raise awareness. About 60 people attended an all candidates forum at Don Titus Elementary with six aldermanic hopefuls. incumbents Bunne Hoffman and Marion Hoover were seeking re election.
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Patty Dunn
CESS
Don Titus
Bunne Hoffman
Marion Hoover
Bert McGraw
Chetwynd Communications Committee
Heinz Mueller
Figure skating club warns of possible fold over funding
Marion Jobson voices grave concern about the club’s finances with 7300 left to raise for a winter season. She urges parental support, noting volunteers run the operation like a business and warning the club could fold without help. Next meeting set for November 17 at 7 30 pm upstairs in the arena.
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Marion Jobson
Little Giant Figure Skating Club
71 year old beekeeper takes computer course in Victoria
Eric Tutching, 71, of Victoria, takes Open Learning Institute correspondence course Introduction to Personal Computing. He uses a TRS-80 color computer loaned for CMPT 001 and says computers are essential for the future. He is active in Masons Shriners Scouts and more, speaks French and Indian, and served in the RCAF during World War II.
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Eric Tutching
Victoria
Eric
Open Learning Institute
Masons
Shriners
Job’s Daughters
Hudson Bay Co
Hudson Bay
RCAF
Remembrance and Poppy Day in Canadian Law
The text notes Parliament amended the Armistice Day Act in 1931 to set November 11 as a distinct day for tribute to those who died for freedom. It cites the Holidays Act of 1970 establishing Remembrance Day across Canada on November 11, the anniversary of the 1918 armistice.
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Legion
Canada
Royal Canadian Legion
Chetwynd
Norma Howes
Albert Flett
Six and Five: Ottawa wage curbs spark public sense of unfairness
Canada faces a divide as civil servants seek modest raises while 1.5 million unemployed and private sector workers endure pay cuts or job loss. The Six and Five policy aims to cap increases at six and five percent, highlighting tension between public and private sectors amid a harsh recession.
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W. Roger Worth
Ottawa
Commitment to sustain BC education despite budget strain
MLA Don Phillips speaks to South Peace River constituents, asserting BC maintains high education standards amid revenue cuts. He cites teacher wage costs, a five day school year reduction, and ongoing mega projects as essential to funding. He pledges to defend educational quality and invites concerns to his Dawson Creek office.
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Vander Zalm
North East
South
British Columbia
South Peace
B.C
Canadian TV Schedule Snapshot Night Fade and Dayline
A fragmented broadcast grid lists morning to overnight programs across channels, detailing cartoons, dramas, sports, news, and specials. Entries include Mr. Dressup, Dallas, Sesame Street, The National, and CBC News with time slots and shifts across day parts.
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Prince George-Peace River
Frank Oberle
House of Commons
Bud Cullen
Prince George-Peace’ River
Provincial Agricultural Land Commission
Westcoast Transmission
Hasler Flats
Pine River
Derrek Morris
Chetwynd Curling Club
Chamber of Commerce
Linament
the Times
Vimy Memorial
Mainstream
CFIB
Don Phillips
South Peace River
North America
Bill Vander Zalm
B.C. Teachers’ Federation
Redrock Cinema
Tel
B.C. P.O
Chuck Norris
Aesreicett
Matt Dillon
Walt Disney Productions
Dorothy Hill
Dawson Creek Provincial Bilding
TV Guide
Chetwynd B.C
T.V. Channel 7
Huntley Street
V.I.P
King of Kensington
Three's Company
Rockford Files
Pacific Report
Seow
Barney Miller
Tha National
Mr. Dressup
Nature of
Fantasy Island
Paul Anka
Remington Steele
V.lp
Tommy Hunter
Dallas
Five Star Theatre
Rex Humbard
Herbert Armstrong
Terry Winter
CBC News
S.C.T.V
the National
V.ip
King of Kensington Three
Benjamin M.A.S.H
Bob Newhart
Joannie
Chachi
Wey
Ar ¢A
Axie Sean
Reih i
Wee
Sid
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