First Month Activities at Gwillim Lake and Tumbler Ridge
In the first month of school a group visited Gwillim Lake for a hot dog roast then went to Tumbler Ridge to meet the new staff and students at the Alternative School. An ice breaker included milkshakes bought by Shelley, Carla, and Rob. October snow halted a planned October 5 baseball game during Phys Ed to foster better acquaintance.
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Trina Miller
Gwillim Lake
Tumbler Ridge
Shelley
Carla
Rob
Chetwynd Academy October Health Month Notes
The Chetwynd Academy marks Health and Nutrition October with four food groups cooking and rules for health. First Foods block made banana bran muffins, while Life Skills covers Quest program lessons and self esteem and communication exercises. The September film Lord of the Flies impressed, and the drive to deliver Tele pH Directory listings funded a potential spring Edmonton trip.
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Cas
Federal native agenda reshaping BC land claims progress
Federal Native Affairs Minister Tom Siddon sees optimism as Ottawa lifts the six-claim limit on comprehensive claims and Prime Minister Mulroney outlines new native land claims initiatives. He notes BC involvement and Nisgaa negotiations as key steps, with meetings held with First Nations leaders and Native Affairs Minister Weisgerber.
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Indian Affairs and Northern Development
Tom Siddon
Siddon
Mulroney
Bill Wilson
First Nations Congress
Jack Weisgerber
Nisga
Operation Lifesaver anti trespassing program note
A Canadian rail safety notice marks ten years of Operation Lifesaver and National School Safety Week October 15 19 1990. The RAC Transport Canada and Canada Safety Council support the You are on the Wrong Track campaign to warn all ages away from rail yards and tracks.
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Railway Association of Canada
RAC
Transport Canada
Operation Lifesaver
Canada Safety Council
Parvo warning issued for dogs in northern towns
Local dogs face parvovirus risk with several recent cases in Chetwynd Dawson Creek and Fort St John. Vaccination is advised for puppies and adults. Keep young puppies away from unvaccinated dogs and feces. For information contact three regional veterinarians with listed numbers.
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Chetwynd
Dawson Creek
Fort St. John
Trevor Reeves
Frian Terrane
Wood
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