Law Week 1984 Celebrated In Chetwynd Canada
Law Week 1984 events in Chetwynd include a public view of RCMP facilities at Elemiary school starting April 17 1984. Students will see a police cruiser sirens portable radio computer terminal fingerprinting booking and exhibit rooms and meet RCMP personnel to learn police are friends and helpers.
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Chetwynd
British Columbia
Canada
Canadian Bar Association
Elemiary
R.C.M.P
Don Phillips to Lead British Columbia Economic Mission
Industry minister Don Phillips will head a mission to Scandinavia from March 30 to April 14, 1984 visiting Finland, Sweden and Norway. He plans meetings with business and government leaders to boost trade in forestry products and minerals and to strengthen BC economic relations with the three nations.
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Victoria
Don Phillips
Scandinavia
Finland
Sweden
Norway
Columbia
Phillips
British ‘Columbia
School Board Notes Approve 1983 Financials and Policies
Trustees of School District No. 59 approved the 1983 financial statements and auditor's report at a March meeting. A charitable status application was approved, modular relocation plans to Windrem and Chetwynd were discussed, and final readings for By-law 89 establishing $2 million capital funding were given. The official opening of Tumbler Ridge Secondary is set for June 8.
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School Board
Tumbler Ridge
Windrem
Chetwynd
Chetwynd Secondary School
Ministry of Education
Board of School Trustees
Kathy Brand
Tumbler Ridge Secondary School
Police arrest 27-year-old Patrick Wilson in hospital assault
Police report Patrick Wilson of Chetwynd aged 27 was arrested and charged with assault with a weapon. The suspect is in custody and police allege the incident occurred at the hospital.
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Patrick Wilson
Chetwynd
Oberle Named PC Candidate for Prince George Peace River
Frank Oberle has been declared Progressive Conservative candidate for Prince George Peace River in the upcoming federal election. Nominations opened March 1 1984 and closed April 2 1984 at 5 00 p.m. The announcement came from the Prince George Peace River Association.
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Frank Oberle
Prince George Peace River
Progressive Conservative Association
Chetwynd Council OKs Eight Percent Indemnity Bump
Regular meeting April 3 approves an about eight percent aldermanic and mayoral pay rise under by law 3957 with Mayor Lasser voting no on one by law and expressing views on democracy. Delegations from the Chamber of Commerce seek backing for Frontier Days with a requested ten thousand dollars, while council considers partial funding and other community needs.
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Chetwynd
Lasser
Ald
Temple
Chesley
Shirley
Dunn
Ald. Hicks
Ald. Hoover
Liser
Chetwynd and District Council
Keith Maisey
Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce
Brenda Maisey
Maisey
Chamber of Commerce
Rodeo
Massey
Frontier Days
Council
Ald. Dunn
Ald Hicks
Ald Chesley
Table Top Video opens new Dawson Creek business
Table Top Video on North Access Road near Hart Highway Confectionary announces a new manager, Myrt Brierley. Opened in March, the venue offers video games, pool, and two public bowling lanes with plans for all ages bowling, pool leagues, and baseball tournaments. Brierley, a Montreal native, moved from Dawson Creek six years ago and engages in local youth and community programs while fostering a friendly, inclusive space and learning to play pool.
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Myrt Brierley
Table Top Video
Hart Highway Confectionary
Montreal
Dawson Creek
Brierley
Base rate boundaries reduce phone rates in Chetwynd area
The Echo reports that extending base rate boundaries lowers monthly telephone charges for many Chetwynd residents. About 420 customers will see rebates by November 14, 1983. Areas affected include 43rd Street Munch Subdivision 44th and 45th Street Meadowbrook Hauber Subdivision 52nd Avenue Wabi Crescent and Crown Subdivision. Industrial Park and Pinewood Trailer Park lack sufficient density.
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Chetwynd
Wayne Dahlen
The
Echo
43Rd Street
Cludes
Munch
New Legion
44Th Street
45Th Street
Meadowbrook
44Th Avenue
Hauber
44St Street
51St Avenue
52Nd Avenue
Wabi Crescent
Crown
B.C. Tel
Pinewood
Works grants announced for multiple communities
Frank Oberle announces Canada Works Grants recipients in Chetwynd Dawson Creek Fort St John Fort Nelson and Tumbler Ridge. Recipients include Chetwynd Guest Ranch Expansion Jim Nichols Ranch Improvements Jean Paul Hetu R and R Farms Ray Sluggett Land Clean Up 84 John Taylor Keweetins Beverly Hurd Jeremy Sellers Cooke and McKay Trail Rides Gary Moore with 3 to 8 jobs each.
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Frank Oberle
Prince George- Peace River
Chetwynd
Frank Prucks
Jim Nichols
Jean Paul Hetu
Dawson Creek
R. and
R. Farms
Ray Sluggett
Joseph Pillsworth
John Taylor
Fort ST . John
Keweetins
Beverly Hurd
Fort Nelson
Jeremy Sellers
Tumbler Ridge
Cooke and McKay
Gary Moore
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Bert Caffrey
Melanie Cloghesy
Melanie
Regina
Saskatchewan
le Boe
Chamber
Ministry of Municipal Affairs
D Pulver
Pulver
B.C
Christine Meden
Leon E Miller C
Myrt
Chole McClarty
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