Discipline policy approved by trustees for School District No 59
Trustees approved the 1983 financial statements and auditor's report at a March 28 meeting. Jim Trites of Wilson Patterson and Trites gave a verbal summary with recommendations to improve the district accounting system and internal controls. Trustees also moved to apply for charitable organization status for the district.
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Jim Trites
Wilson, Patterson and
Tumbler Ridge
Windrem
Chetwynd
Ministry of Education
Board of School Trustees
Kathy Brand
Tumbler Ridge Secondary School
Chetwynd Secondary School
Chetwynd girls shine in regional volleyball drives
Chetwynd students Dallas Listhaeghe and Anne Currie earned spots on BC regional and Pacific Rim teams after camp successes. Listhaeghe aims for the Canadian championships as Vancouver hosts the 8-region BC midget tourney May 24. Currie prepares for the Can Am May 14 to 18 with sixteen teams competing.
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Chetwynd Secondary School
Dallas Listhaeghe
Chetwynd High School
Prince George
B.C
Dallas
Anne Currie
Chetwynd
Pacific Rim
Pension rates increased in Canada in April 1984
Victoria reports health minister Monique Begin announced raises to Old Age Security pension Guaranteed Income Supplement and Spouse's Allowance effective April 1984. OAS pension rises to 266.28 monthly, GIS maximums increase, with specifics for individual and married categories and combined totals.
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Victoria
Monique « Begin
Wildlife Week talk warns of turning point in conservation
A Sunday walkathon promotes wildlife aid as national Wildlife Week highlights Canada’s Father of Conservation Jack Miner. The piece warns that unchecked development has harmed forests and rivers, urging resource managers and users to preserve ecosystems and restore natural potential. It cites Dr. Ian McTaggart Cowen on staged development and the need to protect the land base for fish, wildlife, and human life. Mayor Charles Lasser proclaims April 1984 as Conquer Cancer Month in Orlando Prince George forest fire permits required from April 15 to October 15 to burn outside municipal areas.
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Jack Miner
Canada
British Columbia
Ian McTaggart - Cowen
McTaggart - Cowen
Leat
Charles Lasser
Orlando
Burning Permits Required for Forest and Debris Burns
During fire season any burning requires a permit, obtainable free from Forest District Offices in Prince George Vanderhoof Fort St James Mackenzie Chetwynd Dawson Creek Fort St John Fort Nelson McBride or Valemount. In the Burning Permit Exempt Area within the Peace River region permits are needed only to burn on Crown Land.
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Forest District
Prince George
Vanderhoof
Fort St. James
Mackenzie, Chetwynd
Dawson Creek
Fort St. John
Fort Nelson
McBride
Valemount
Peace River
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Vancouver
Ft. Nelson
Lillolet
Anne
Walkathon
Wildlife Aid
Ohio
IE Ice Wigeadman
Met
Chetwynd and
Area
VnGiwynd
D.C
Forest Service
Dawson Wallin
Gloria Keller
Laverne Flowler
The
Cancer Society
Canadian Cancer Society