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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1984
Page
6
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Aquarius to Pisces lines predict stalled projects revived and domestic life facing shifts. Aries through Capricorn offer financial, romantic, and career guidance with focus on credibility, initiative, and self improvement. Birthdays list Sophia Loren Hagman Baio Pigeon Newley Ray Anderson.
The government plans a 75 kilometre all weather road into Desan northeast of Fort Nelson to unlock year round oil exploration. The $6 million project, funded by the roads to resources program, aims to boost lease values by improving access. Oil rights sales have yielded $57 million so far this year, up from prior years. Grimwood Construction Ltd. won a $4.2 million contract for a three storey building at UBC for a new pulp and paper centre to offer a master’s degree in pulp and paper engineering and related research and courses.
Weekday adult immunization clinics at Peace River Health Unit offer travel immunizations with appointment calls to 788 9219. Child immunization clinics and health conferences run Tuesdays 1 4 p.m. Also weekly A A open meetings and TOPS groups with local contact numbers. Free newborn baby information sessions begin June 7 1984.
Dawson Creek Concert Society hosts The Hobbit at Un chagah Hall on October 23, produced by No Strings Puppet Theatre of Montreal. The season features The Gents on January 14 and the Borodin String Quartet from Moscow, with memberships at $100 for six seats across three performances and remaining 67 memberships available.
Montreal report cites Dr. Brian Lentle of Cross Cancer Institute Edmonton noting cancer care now relies on team efforts and advanced tech. He lauds nuclear magnetic resonance and CT scanners for earlier diagnosis and radiation planning, crediting science and computing over medicine. The remarks came at joint meetings of Canadian medical bodies. A second item notes String Bank booking near February 26 if memberships sell out with tickets via local venues and phone contacts.
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