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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Sep 09, 1981

Page

19

Lineman’s hero in disguise and town chatter

Thunder storms bring danger to city and country as linesmen risk the cold to restore power. A notes page greets new residents and reports locals Bob and Barbara Shirley returning from fishing trips, visits between Elizabeth Jones family and Halifax Calgary relatives, and Jim Shirley’s biking trip to the States. A get acquainted luncheon at Moberly Lake School lists attendees including Claude Galibois and Roy Ronaghan.

Canada Moberly Lake School Ann Vicente Claude Galibois Dorothy Fast Supervior Dave Neebokin Charlie Parslow Roy Ronaghan John Harkness Don Titus Windrem

Education shakeup announced in British Columbia reforms

Education Minister Brian Smith outlined sweeping changes to BC schools including a revised School Act, a new district mandate, expanded curriculum, and improved services for rural and special needs students. Proposals call for more in class time, stronger teacher training in special education and consumer studies, and targeted support centers for severe learning disabilities.

Victoria Brian Smith Smith Ministry Open Learning Institute Knowledge Network Ruileak Ai i Ais Alae Kamloops B.C Chilliwack Larry Kuehn B.C. Teachers Federation

Prince Rupert to build major port on Ridley Island

Ridley Island near Prince Rupert is set to become a commercial port with a $23 million site grading contract for a grain terminal and a federal coal terminal planned to ship B C coal to Japan by 1984. Port officials expect steady growth, with a population near 25 000 by 1990 and a significant rise in industrial tax revenue for the city.

Prince Rupert B.C Charles Hays Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Northern Construction Vancouver Ottawa Jean-Luc Pepin Ridley Japan Port Port Authority Joe Scott Yukon Chamber of Scott Ajor Ridley Island

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