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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Apr 11, 1989

Page

5

Fencing Gift Helps Pine Valley Multiplex Arena

Allan Kinkead of Al-Kin Industries donated about 16 000 feet of steel tubing valued at 30 694 for arena fencing at Pine Valley Exhibition Park. Half funds interior fencing, remainder funds outside livestock pens. The Kinkeads, longstanding Chetwynd benefactors, moved from Fort St. John in 1973 and run Caron Creek Ranch Ltd. as well as Al-Kin Industries.

D. Gardiner Allan ‘Kinkead Al-Kin Industries Chetwynd Pine Valley Multiplex Kinkead Pine Valley Exhibition Park Lorrie Kinkead Fort St. John Thinheads Caron Creek

Spring CounterAttack road checks ahead

British Columbia police will stop about 200000 motorists during the Spring CounterAttack driving while impaired blitz from April 13 to May 4. Minister Lyall Hanson said drinkers will face tougher penalties including a one year driving prohibition and automatic jail time for violations. penalties include fines up to 2000 dollars and up to six months in jail on first offences. the campaign mirrors the Christmas CounterAttack with public education and police enforcement and the budget rose over 180 percent to exceed 1 million dollars to expand outreach and support police efforts.

British Columbia Labour and Consumer Services Lyall Hanson Hanson Angus Ree

Increased student assistance in British Columbia announced

Minister Stan Hagen announced higher weekly maximums under the BC Student Assistance Program. Room and board rise from 125 to 135 dollars weekly, transportation also up, with total weekly benefits at 200 dollars for nondependents and 300 dollars for dependents. Loans or mixed aid remain available, effective August 1, 1989.

Stan Hagen British Columbia Hagen Canada

Board Meeting Updates on Health Facilities and Planning

Regular Board Meeting held March 20 1989 chaired by Shirley Bard and Sylvia Gerwien covers extended care guidelines from the Ministry of Health with comments sought from three province facilities. Renovations on Alcohol Drug office continue with eight applications received and phone system purchase after completion. North East Area Council to meet in Prince George April 14 15 with sessions by Health Labour Relations BC Health Associations and Hospital programs. Northern Lights College offers parliamentary procedure session with three Trustees and two hospital staff attending. A two year accreditation was announced with praise for hospital staff physicians and Trustees. Board retreat produced a productive Strategic Plan outlining short and long range planning. CAT LOVER Winston Churchill loved his kitten Jock and arranged meals with the cat via servants.

Ministry of Health Alcohol & Drug Office North East Area Council Prince George Health Labour Relations Associations BC Health Associations Northern Lights College

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Caron Creek Ranch Ltd a_ salvage al- Kin Industries Jess Chance al Kindead Ray Schreiber Bob Reutzer Floyd Hudson Chetwynd Recreation Centre Pm Hanerah A Scott's Boardroom Digest Bard Shirley Sylvia M. Gerwien Winston Churchill Jock Chetwynd & District Red Rooster
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