Social Credit caucus adopts BC Spirit slogan in 1982 review
The Social Credit caucus issued a 20 page booklet titled A Year in a Review 1982 featuring the government stylized flag and the slogan That's the BC Spirit as its own. It reviews major 1982 accomplishments and is available for purchase. The booklet includes bios of legislators including Peter Hyndman Pat Jordan and Evan Wolfe who say they will not seek re election.
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Charles la Vertu
Peter Hyndman
Pat Jordan
Evan Wolfe
Jim Chabot
NDP
Chabot
Social Credit
British Columbia
Garden themed exhibition arrives in Chetwynd
The Extension Department of the Vancouver Art Gallery announces a Garden themed touring exhibition. It opens for local students on Tuesday April 12 and for community viewing at Windrem-C.S.S. Library on Monday April 11 from 7 30 to 9 00 p.m. Admission is free. The show features painting photography sculpture graphics and drawing with works by SITE John Divola Judith Lodge Toni Onley Jack Shadbolt and others. Funding comes from National Museums Corporation Ottawa and BC cultural funds.
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Vancouver Art Gallery
Chetwynd
Windrem - C.S.S
New York
California
John Divola
Vancouver
Judith Lodge
Toni Onley
Jack Shadbolt
Gary Sutto
Saskatchewan
Vic Chansky
William Raphael
National Museums’ Corporation
Ottawa
Government of
British Columbia
British Columbia Cultural Fund
The
British Columbia Lotteries Fund
Hydro Pays $70,090 in Chetwynd Taxes and Grants in 1982
B C Hydro remitted 70 090 dollars in school taxes and municipal grants to the Village of Chetwynd for 1982, up from 52 021 dollars in 1981. The payments are part of 110.9 million Hydro paid to 140 municipalities and to the provincial government for installations in non organized areas, plus 153.4 million to the province in water rental fees. School taxes and grants form major portions of Hydro’s total municipal outlays.
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B.C
Hydro
Chetwynd
Power. Authority. Act
Tourism push at sports show boosts northern BC appeal
Northern British Columbia Tourist Co Ordinator Dick Sequens says the five day Sportsmen Show in Edmonton drew record crowds, with thousands visiting the Peace River Alaska Highway Booth. He cites potential regional earnings from tourism, noting 250 inquires could yield 250000 for one show, and annual regional tourism estimates exceed 60 million. The note references prior promotions in Denver Winnipeg Vancouver Spokane Calgary and Edmonton.
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British Columbia
Dick Sequens
Edmonton
Peace River
Alaska Highway
P.R.A.H.T.A
Denver
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Spokane
Calgary
Janelle Redekopp wins trophy at Peace Country Arts Festival
Janelle Redekopp earned the sole gold seal with an 85 to 100 percent mark for a Dance Twirl Solo at the Peace Country Arts Festival in Dawson Creek on March 24. Other students received Red Seals for solos and group twirls. Participation certificates went to younger students, with congratulations and luck extended for upcoming events in Prince George and Edmonton.
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Janelle Redekopp
Peace Country
Dawson Creek
Annette
School of Baton
Jenelle Redekopp
Girard
Carol Courtorielle
Elaine McAvany
Billie- Jean Cardinal
Trina Gayse
Rebecca Brown
Joanne Redhead
Tracy Meachem
Jodi Charette
Nicky Brown
Red Seals
Wanda Unrau
Graham Redekopp
Danielle Wood
Carmen Hudson
Christie Lightburn
Bonita Collins
Renee Laroque
Frieda Glaude
Judy Alden
Stacy
Recovery Forum in Chetwynd Seeks Economic Boost
Team B C representatives Maggie Chew Kim Calloway hosted a Recovery Forum in Chetwynd on March 30. Chew and Calloway outlined grants loans and business supports for small firms, with participation from local professionals including Gordon Carl and Cochrane the lawyer.
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B.C. Represtatives
Maggie Chew
Kim Calloway
Chetwynd
Gordon Carl
Cochrane
Pt Latreille
Canadian Imperial Bank Commerce
Wi Chew
Calloway
B.C
Vancouver
Community Arts Councils Receive Provincial Grants
Grants totaling 442 920 from the British Columbia Cultural Fund go to 84 community and regional arts councils province wide. Provincial Secretary James Chabot says the annual grants support local and non professional arts programming and encourage coordination among groups.
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British Columbia Cultural Fund
James Chabot
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Canadian Cancer Society
Laverne Fowler
Terry Fowler
Lisa Robertson
Sacred Caucus
Caucus
Bill Bennett
Extension Department
B.C. Hydro
Hyro
Provincial Surveyor of Taxes
Dokie Elementary School
Chew and
Callow
Chetwy
Initial
Community Arts
Lev Chabot
Municpal
B.C. Culture Endowment Fund
Provinci
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