Interior farmers demand quota reform in province's Broiler Board
Readers urge action against BC Broiler and Egg Marketing Boards. Interior farmers decry quota barriers that force costly rights to produce, risking plant investment and jobs. They cite losses from refused interior quota, price dumping, and market disruption, calling for consumer support and official response. Reports also note safety concerns at WAC Bennett Dam fishing areas and seek public guidance.
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Marketing Board
Department of Agriculture
B.C
Fraser Valley
Lower Mainland
Vancouver Island
Interior
North Okanagan
B.C. Broiler Marketing Board
Broiler Marketing Board
Dept. of Agriculture
B.C. Egg Marketing Board
Kootenays
Peace River
Alberta
Kamloops Okanagan
Milk Board
Fraser Valley Dairies
List of fines and charges from local court notes
The report itemizes numerous fines: Glen Davis charged with common assault and fined $100. Frederick Allen Cox fined $100 for obstructing a Peace Officer. Russell William Redhead fined $1000 or six months for marijuana possession. Robert Duffy fined $150 for disturbance and wilful damage. Bonnie Leckavy, Robert Neals, Eric Violato, Terry Cass and one juvenile fined for liquor possession with adults at $50 each and the juvenile $25. Hugh Richard Wilson fined $200 for dangerous driving plus $100 for supplying minors. Robert Low fined $100 for common assault. Niles Clark fined $35 for load overlength.
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Glen Davis
Frederick Allen Cox
Russell William Redhead
Robert Duffy
Bonnie Leckavy
Robert Neals
Eric Violato
Terry Cass
Hugh Richard Wilson
Robert Low
Niles Clark
Election of COCRP Ladies officers named for 3 year terms
The Ladies of COCRP Number 308 elect officers for 3 year terms including Laverne Fowler as Honored Royal Lady Carol Berlinger as Associate Loyal Lady Eva Tompson as Loyal Lady Edith Knowles as Lecturing Lady Marie Lossing as Secretary Rev. Demmans as Treasurer Yvonne Jones as 3 year Trustee Clair Moore as Chaplain Eva Herman as Conductress Vivian Todd as Inner Guard Ruth Vogler as Outer Guard Irene Coss as Pianist The past HRL Margaret Grant and the Installation set for May 6 at the Elks Hall with PHRLs Jane Martin Susan Piper and Eva Hauck on the Application Committee.
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Ladies of Co.c.r.p
Laverne Fowler
Carol Berlinger
Eva Tompson
Edith Knowles
Marie Lossing
Rev. Demmans
Yvonne Jones
Clair Moore
Eva Herman
Vivian Todd
Ruth Vogler
Irene Coss
P.H.R.L
Jane Martin
Spring Community Arts and Crafts Show Kicks Off
The Hudson's Hope Historical Society hosts the fourth annual show from April 30 to May 2, 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at General Pearkes Elementary School with a tea and bake sale benefiting the museum. Interested exhibitors contact M. Richmond at 783-9933 evenings or 783-5343 days.
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The
Hudson’s Hope
Annual finished by Newspaper Club after marathon session
The Annual Newspaper club completed this year’s annual after a marathon Sunday session. Intercollegate Press will print it and it will go on sale at the end of June.
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Intercollegate Press
Three New Students Arrive at Chetwynd School
Three new students join Chetwynd Elementary Secondary on Monday. Kathy, Ken and Eddie Hunt arrive from Victoria B C and now reside at Moberly Lake. Lorraine McAvany.
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Chetwynd Elementary Secondary
Kathy
Ken
Eddie Hunt
Victoria B.C
Moberly Lake
Lorraine McAvany
Forest Fire poster winners and displays by BC students
Gary Langrued Charlotte Jobin and Charlene Dakus won honorable mentions in the BC wide Forest Fire poster contest. Grade eight students. Mr Poole selected Grade 10 to 12 works for display in Dr Lennoxs office. Cheryl Holosky Bernice Badine David Badine and Marguerite Gladue entered pieces in the Canadian Natura exhibition in Toronto showcasing student art from across Canada.
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Gary Langrued
Charlotte Jobin
Charlene Dakus
Mr. Poole
Lennox
Cheryl Holosky
Bernice Badine
David Badine
Margeurite Gladue
Toronto
Canada
Youth leadership camp planned at Moberly Lake Centre
Approval this week for an Opportunity for Youth program led by Tom Kurjata of Dawson Creek targets youth in the South Peace River area. Twelve local high school students will undergo leadership training in July and August then serve as counsellors at the centre for two general sessions, followed by a third session the last three weeks of August a Big Brother type camp for underprivileged and single parent children. Susan Hoffman Brenda Wood and Valerie Lennox from Chetwynd assist as counsellors. details available from Father Holmes or Kurjata.
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Moberly Lake
Tom Kurjata
Dawson Creek
Kurjata
South Peace River District
Chetwynd
Susan Hoffman
Brenda Wood
Valerie Lennox
Father Holmes
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P.D. Swoboda
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Everet Loberg
David McLeod
Ross Burton
Cours
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Calgary
Albiet
Loyd Borgford
Lorraine Sengery
R.C.M.P
Journalism Club
Chetwynd Secondary School
John Lennox
Beauty Shop
Sandra Ray
Echo Publishing Ltd
Commonwealth
U.S.A
Dawson
Septic
Pacific
Pacific 66 Bulk Distributor
Northern Meats
P.O
Government of
British Columbia
Council On Drugs, Alcohol, and Tobacco Parliament Buildings
Victoria
Government OF British Columbia Council ON Drugs, Alcohol and Tobacco
D.L. Brothers, Q.C
MinIster of Education
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