Chetwynd Women’s Resource Society faces growing pains and calls for broader involvement
The Chetwynd Women’s Resource Society and its Transition House face management pressures since 1993, with staff stress leaves and coordinators changing, prompting the board to urge public involvement. It defends confidentiality, notes government funding, and stresses the program’s community value while inviting comments and questions from members.
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C.W.R.S
Women’s Centre
Chetwynd
Transition House
Dawson Creek
Canada Employment Centre
Societies Act of British Columbia
Chetwynd Women’s Resource Centre
Oberle Appreciation Night Highlights Community Roots
The Prince George-Peace River area pays tribute to Frank and Joan Oberle for decades of service. Speakers praise their role in growth while noting humble beginnings in a town with no sidewalks or electricity. The piece laments rising crime and praises neighbors who improve the community. Bea Kurjata comments.
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Prince George - Peace River
Ottawa
Chetwynd
Peace
Chamber of Commerce
Frank
Joan Oberle
Maureen Killan Gammon
Oberle
Pierre Bernard
Joan
Hart-Moberly
Bea Kurjata
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Tracy Wrafter
Margaret White
Margaret Redekop
Judy Carlson
Wendy Coomber
The
Canadian Community Newspaper Association
British Columbia & Yukon
Sterling Newspaper Publication
Canada
A.R. Kadzioska
O.D. and
E.G. Smart
B.sc
Optometrists