Chetwynd Ambulance Ready for Service in Dawson Creek
The Chetwynd Ambulance Committee announces the new ambulance is prepared for emergency transport to Dawson Creek hospitals. Calls during the day use 788 2330, after 5 30 p m 788 2360, with Sundays via a First Aid attendant. Volunteers operate the service with a flat 18 dollar village charge or 12 cents per mile outside village limits, minimum 18 dollars. Peter Robertson, Nelson Wheeler and Joe Unger will provide more details. the committee seeks licensed drivers and on call volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson Creek
Chetwynd Ambulance Committee
Peter Robertson
Nelson Wheeler
Joe Unger
Windrem School adds grade 12 planned for 1964
Windrem School additions gain board approval and await provincial sanction. A new book storage room may serve as temporary chemistry lab with east extensions planned later. An enrolment of 700 plus is expected in fall 1964, and Grade 12 will be added for 1964 65. The board seeks twenty four teachers and pre reports a tender call soon.
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Lorne McQueen
Windrem School
Victoria
Department of Education
Chetwynd
John
Village Moves to Acquire Land for Future Needs
The Interim Village Commission outlines plans to secure property for future community use. Donations from Don Titus include 24 acres for a school and 44 acres for a park, plus a wedge near Chetwynd Court for War Memorial purposes. Additional land 80 caves outside the village is eyed for a future race track and exhibition site, with sites for City Hall Fire Department and hospital proposed but not yet acted on.
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Don Titus
Vie Litage Commission
Titus
Triangle
Chetwynd Court
Canadian Legion
Gary Moore
Department of Forestry