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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 14, 1984
Page
5
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Arts Directions North held October 19 to 21 in Dawson Creek with over 30 attendees from the Peace Region and beyond including Cultus Lake. Delegates and officials from Fort St. John Prince George Victoria and Dawson Creek participated despite weather and scheduling conflicts, with Sherry Philpott and Rheta Rix representing Chetwynd. The event was sponsored by the Peace River Liard Regional District the City of Dawson Creek and the Cultural Services Branch and aims to unite artists and arts groups to bring the arts closer to everyone.
November events include Le Barre on November 16 17 at Little Swiss Inn with early ballad tunes and a $5 cover. An Arts Council meeting is November 19 in Room 11 at the High School Gym. African Heritage performs November 27 at 8 PM in the High School Gym with tickets at door. Craft Fair on November 28 runs 7 9 PM in the High School Gym. Home Ec class organizes most tables.
Chetwynd Public Library announces new album acquisitions including Julie Newton Supertramp Toronto Barbara Mandrell Herbie Hancock Willie Nelse Waylon. Patrons may borrow up to two albums for three weeks at 25 cents per album per week payable on return.
The British Columbia Health Association relocates its offices within Vancouver on November 8. New address is Health Association 500 1985 West Broadway Vancouver BC V6J 4Y3 and phone 734-2423. After 15 years in the Province Newspaper Building at 440 Cambie Street the moved space accommodates expanded computer services and programs for hospitals and health facilities.
As famine spreads in northern Eritrea amid Ethiopian civil war, Oxfam Canada mobilizes food and medicine shipments via a Sudan back door to reach affected rural areas. Oxfam buys trucks fuel storage units and seeks government support to negotiate safe passage for relief through war zones. Vancouver office reports strong local donations and ongoing Eritrean projects since 1982.
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