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Thumbs up to Lee Ann

Thumbs up to Lee Ann Croft for her time and haircutting talent at Skeena Place. Thank you Lee Ann for always making time for the Residents!

Thumbs up to the great

Thumbs up to the great Meals On Wheels delivery drivers
Gail Lowry, Sandy Wall, Brent Kollman and Willie Spooner!
Thank you for your volunteerism and dedication!

BIG THUMBS UP!To Dr. Chandler

BIG THUMBS UP!
To Dr. Chandler in emergency recognizing my symptoms as a reaction to medication, after continuously trying to get appointment and going to emergency. I had suffered for 8 weeks with raspy voice and sore joints and thought I would go to emergency again and was so fortunate that It was Dr. Chandler in emergency. Now on the mend.
Don’t Leave, Dr. Chandler
T’oyaxsi’y Niin (I thank you)

A million grateful thumbs up

A million grateful thumbs up to the New Hazelton Elementary School PAC for your amazing contribution to our school’s venture into new educational technologies!! We are learning and experimenting, and it is very exciting! Thank you!!

Two thumbs up to the

Two thumbs up to the USSG crew for all your work!! You are making a difference!!

A million thumbs up and

A million thumbs up and huge thank you to:
Smithers Feed Store, Bulkley Valley Wholesale, Bulkley Valley Credit Union, MacDonald’s Grocery Store, Geraco, Sally LaValle, Cassandra Wilson, Creative Zone, and Kelly Kranz for the generous donations to the girls at Hazelton Secondary, who were fund raising to go to Haida Gwaii. Thanks to Anissa Watson for helping us with fund raising. It will be a trip of a life time.
T’oya si’ niin. Thank you

A gazillion thumbs up to

A gazillion thumbs up to Mr. Gogag for donating materials and time to build an awesome construction cart to be used at New Hazelton Elementary School! SUPER FUN!

Thumbs up to the woodwork class

A Big thank you to Mr Williams’ woodwork class for coming to Senden & putting the bee frames together. What a great job, well done you were a tremendous help. Thanks from team Senden.

Hi all you people who

Hi all you people who walk dogs up the road to the reservoir, put your dogs on a leash like the are supposed to be. My cats get chased 3 or 4 times a week by dogs running free into my yard. Richard

Two Thumbs UpCongratulations to the

Two Thumbs Up

Congratulations to the Kispiox Community School Archery Team for finishing in 3rd place at the NASP BC Provincials in the Middle School Division. Awesome job and we’re very proud of you.

A million thumbs waaaaay up

A million thumbs waaaaay up to everyone who helped make the fund raiser for John and Andy deBoer such a rip snorting success! Thank you to all the volunteers who set up, cleaned up, did sound and made the publicity! Thank you also to the most awesome musicians who played so well and lastly, a huge thank you for all the very generous donations. The $ will help this cherished family through their healing time. Way to go Hazelton and beyond!!!!!!

Thank you to WMHA members

Thank you to WMHA members for hosting a get together for Hilda Wolfenden and Ruth Townsend. It was greatly appreciated. Thank you all your kind words and encouragement as we start another chapter in our book of life. Hilda is going to the Prince George Chateau in Prince George BC and Ruth is off to Nelson BC.
Remember I’m only a phone call away.
Always a volunteer with a quick smile Hilda

A million thumbs waaaay up

A million thumbs waaaay up for this incredible community we live in! Thank you a million times to all the people who helped make the fundraiser for John and Andy such a great success! Lots of $ was raised to help them in their healing journey. Thank you!!!!!

Big thumbs up to Bill

Big thumbs up to Bill and Diane Starr for all they have done for hockey in gitxsan territory. It started in minor hockey andcontinue 20 plus years into senior hockey. There alot of old hockey player that had enjoyable memories thanks to Bill and Diane.

HUGE thumb down to the

HUGE thumb down to the delinquents who set fire to 1500 bales of hay for no reason other than some sick thrill. That was someone’s livelihood and hard work. You should be sent to jail. And your parents should feel ashamed for they failed at teaching you respect for others property.

The deadbeat persons in the

The deadbeat persons in the Kitwanga area responsible for setting fire to over 1,500 hay bales. This isn’t the first time. What a waste of valuable resources. Even the dumbest parent should have the skill set to teach their offspring this is seriously wrong.

big thumbs up to Bill

big thumbs up to Bill and Diane Star for what they have done for hockey in the Gitxsan territory. minor hockey to senior hockey a lot of old hockey players have a lot to be thankful for the positive experience they created.

Many thumbs up to WMHA

Many thumbs up to WMHA for the wonderful get together for myself Hilda Wolfenden and Ruth Townsend. Thank you for all the kind words and encouragement as we move to the next chapter in our lives. Ruth is moving to Nelson BC and myself Hilda I’m moving to Prince George at the Prince George Chateau Retirement Home
Remember I’m only a phone call away, if you are in Prince George come by for a visit
Once volunteer always a volunteer

Big thumbs up to Bill

Big thumbs up to Bill and Diane starr for helping build hockey in Hazeltons for 30 years from minor hockey to senior hockey. You create alot of fond memories. Thanks

Thumbs up to the students

Thumbs up to the students at MGA that served at our hospital feast! A job well done by all the students! Thank you

Thank you to the Chiefs

Thank you to the Chiefs that attended the All Clans Learning Feast at the hospital. The time you gave to attend our event was appreciated by the staff at Wrinch.

Thank you to Dr Jane Smith, Angie Combs and Tina Giguere for all that you did to make this feast a success. Your contribution to this event was significant!!

Thumbs up to the people

Thumbs up to the people who helped me, or I should say, who tried to help me when I slipped and fell at McDonald’s Smithers during the winter. Luckily it wasn’t a bad fall but I was glad that people were concerned. Thank you so very much! Love being Canadian! 🙂

Many thumbs up

to Ron Bazak, Roger Sterritt and Jim Clifford for helping out when my house flooded while I was out of town. Thank you so much, you saved my bacon.

19 Thumbs Up to Nikki

19 Thumbs Up to Nikki and Candice at BVCU from Mrs. Barr’s grade 3 students at New Hazelton Elementary . Your help with our financial literacy and goal setting units was greatly appreciated!

Two thumbs up to the

Two thumbs up to the staff at Gitanmaax Health & Wellness for the work that they provide!
From a thankful band member

The Simms family would like

The Simms family would like to thank everyone for all their love and support thru this hard time. We are very grateful.

the biggest and the most

the biggest and the most thumbs up to Phil and Bob Howard for their endless and hard work in keeping ALL of the roads, streets and driveways cleared in GITSEGUKLA, your hard work showed and it rubbed off into another community(finally), thanks a million Phil and Bob

Two thumbs up and a

Two thumbs up and a great big thank you to the Bulkley Valley Credit Union for the donation to the Guide Camp this past weekend.

Two thumbs up and a

Two thumbs up and a very kind thank you to Paul’s Bakery for the donation to the Guide camp!

Two thumbs up and a

Two thumbs up and a huge thank you to BV Wholesale for the donation to the Guide camp this past weekend!!

five thumbs up to YOU,

five thumbs up to YOU, you wonderful person. You rock. keep it up.

Many Thumbs up to the

Many Thumbs up to the staff at Wrinch Memorial Hospital. Your dedication to so many surrounding communities is much appreciated!

Many thumbs up and a

Many thumbs up and a big thank you to my brother Alex Morgan for replacing the brick liners in my wood stove. I so appreciate it. My house is nice and toasty warm again.

Thumbs up to the mystery

Thumbs up to the mystery person that came along a few Thursdays ago during the South Hazelton Kids Club and cleared the entrance to the parking lot of the South Hazelton church so that parents could drive in and out to pick up their kids. Thumbs up also to Bernie for coming by last Thursday after that big snowfall to clear the South Hazelton church parking lot for the Kids Club kids.

thumbs up to jon for

thumbs up to jon for the use of his shovel and helping me get out of the ditch I’m lucky to have such awesome neighbour in south town thanks buddy!!!!!

Many thumbs up to our BC Govt

Many thumbs up to our BC Govt, fully support this bold action against Kinder Morgan!! Keep fighting and protecting- our rights, homes, our beautiful unique BC province and coast, wildlife, and environment. We are Not expendable And will NOT be bullied by oil companies or their politicians-THIS IS OUR BC!! Stand strong, many BC residents will also maintain this FIGHT for OUR BC!!=

Thumbs up A big thank

Thumbs up
A big thank you to Hugh and Louise for stopping and going out of your way to get me to the kitwanga cafe to wait for tow truck when I ditched my car! Betty Lou

A million thumbs up to

A million thumbs up to Garth Blabey for plowing our frontage road in Two Mile with his snow blower; a road that Highways won’t plow because it does not have a name. They also fly by and blow snow down on to our lower road. Thanks Garth. From two widows that live on this road.

ManyThumbs down to the big

Many
Thumbs down to the big “chief” that’s getting money from the train derailment. SHAME!!

Huge Thumbs Up and a

Huge Thumbs Up and a Big Thank you to whoever placed the penguin information ad in the last issue. We all need to think of other species more often. In most cases they are doing much worse than humans. Let’s include more of these kinds of wildlife stats in future publications.

TWO ICY THUMBS UP TO

TWO ICY THUMBS UP TO ALL OF THIS SNOW AND THE PEOPLE THAT WORK THROUGH THE NIGHT TO KEEP OUR ROADS AS CLEAN AS THEY CAN

Many Thumbs Up to our

Many Thumbs Up to our AMAZING neighbours in the Kispiox Valley! “It’s the neighbourly thing to do”, takes on a whole new meaning here . So much thanks and gratitude for all the help dealing with this year’s snow load. Pat & Brian Butler

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