Shifts in Canadian drinking patterns from 1985 study
Statistics Canada’s General Social Survey of fall 1985 shows two thirds of adults are current drinkers and about half drink weekly. Seventeen percent are occasional drinkers while 19 percent never or formerly drank. A move toward moderate consumption is noted across sexes and ages, especially among heavy drinkers. Males drink more and heavier than females. about 75 percent of adult men are current drinkers vs slightly over half of women.
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Statistics Canada
Canada
Dream Caribbean Vacation Night by Marlin Travel
Kathy Tessyk invites readers to consider a dream Caribbean holiday. Fort St. John event hosted with Air Canada Touram promises an informational evening about crystal blue waters, beaches, and sunny destinations.
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Marlin
Fort St. John
Air Canada Touram
Caribbean
Open Toastmaster Meeting Promotes Member CTM Achievement
Little Giant Toastmaster News notes a member earning CTM and encourages efforts toward more prepared speeches and topics. An Open Meeting is planned for October 21 at 7 00pm at the Chetwynd Recreation Centre with a no host dinner option on October 19 to reserve spots by October 18.
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Maybelle
Chetwynd Recreation Centre
4-week Celebration at Chetwynd Gospel Tabernacle
Rev Roy Hubbeard announces a four week Sunday School celebration at Chetwynd Gospel Tabernacle starting October 18 with 10 00am classes and 11 00am worship. events include November 1 Family Corn Roast and Video and November 22 24 Maralee Dawn ventriloquist act. church address 5233 43rd St invites all. Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada notes 700 Sunday Schools nationwide with nearly 100000 enrolled.
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Chetwynd Gospel Tabernacle
Roy Hubbeard
Christian Education Department
Maralee Dawn
Canada
The
Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada
43Rd St
Letters to the Editor Invites Community Feedback Echo Office
The Echo invites letters on local topics for publication. Respondents must provide a real signature and full name and address, no pen names or anonymous submissions. Letters may be condensed or rejected, and will be returned only in unusual cases. Drop off at the Echo Office or mail to Box 750, Chetwynd, B.C. VOC 1JO.
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Echo
Chetwynd
B.C
Community thanks to Chetwynd for heart fund support
Letters from Jan Cantree on behalf of the B C Heart Foundation thank District Council and residents of Chetwynd for eight years of support. Public Education strides are noted with Jump Rope for Heart and Smoke Free Spaces for Kids programs. The Chetwynd Unit transfers to Debbie Swaile, who asks for continued community backing.
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B.C. Heart Foundation
Chetwynd
Area
Debbie Swaile
Christian Women's Luncheon Highlights Russia Trip
Sandy Carlton's Christian Women's Group met at Country Squire Family Restaurant for a luncheon led by Margaret Redekopp. Barb Woodruff showcased 2 1/2 weeks in May visiting Moscow Leningrad and Tulin with slides on church choirs and Orthodox scripture readings. Woodruff noted postwar church confiscations, limited speech on peace, and Leningrad women affected by siege malnutrition observed during the trip.
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Chetwynd
Christian Women’s Group
Country Squire Family
Margaret Redekopp
Barb Woodruff
Anya Oostenbrink
Grace
Diane Olson
Russia
Moscow
Leningrad
Tulin
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Norman Picce
Maureen Gammon
U.S.A
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Little Giant Toastmaster News
Knife Shop
Hudson Hope
Jan Cantree
By Sandy Carlton
Josephine
Jordon Pindera
50Th Avenue
Red Rock Cinema
8.C
Showtime
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Dan Aykroyd
Tom Hanks
Ocean Front Fligh
Mark Harmon
Mature Summer School
Sun-Mon-Tue
Vietnam
Pathfinder
Adventist Church
Unisex
Judy
Crystal
Sandy
Jeanine
Alcoholics Anonymous
Chetwynd Al-Anon
Chetwynd Hospital Ladies Auxiliary
Jackfish Lake Community Association
Tansi Friendship Centre
T.O.P.S
Peace River Health Unit
Toughlove
Chetwynd Rod & Gun Club
Lioness
Rec Centre
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