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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Apr 28, 1989

Page

7

Best Ever North District Camp 1989 selections announced

The 1989 B C A H A Best Ever North District Camp ran April 7 and 8 with 46 invited players. Twenty two were selected to represent the North, including Jason Young of Chetwynd plus goalies Dean Scully Prince George and Marty Seymour Prince Rupert.

B.C.A.H.A Keith Massey Chetwynds Bantams Travis Koehn Clayton Brough Larry Helgeson Jason Young Shane Waldie Chetwynd Dean Scully Prince George Marty Seymour Prince Rupert Brandon Smith Randy Halpape Colin

Jackfish Community News Meeting Notes April 4 1989

The Jackfish Community News records the April 4 meeting with 23 attendees. Guests included A Ackerman Ministry of Environment, G Wallace RCMP, B Taylor and R Harcombe Conservation Officers discussing Range Patrol policy and Special Trespass Signs. Secretary read resignations from Sherry Smith and June LaCarte, Frida Howe becomes President, May meeting to elect Vice President and a Director, cookbook recipe drive continues, and thanks were given to Peace Country Rentals Johnsons and John Franks. June Kolosky won the oldor prize.

A. Ackerman Ministry of Environment G. Wallace RCMP B. Taylor R. Harcombe Bill Clark Sherry Smith June LaCarte Frida Howe M. Wallington Peace Country Rentals The Johnsons John Franks June Kolosky Oldor

Elks and Royal Purple District Meeting Held in Chetwynd

The Chetwynd Elks Lodge 500 and Royal Purple Lodge 308 hosted district meetings in Chetwynd April 7 8 9 with visiting Royal Purple Supreme Lodge delegates led by Maxine McGuigan from Smithers Amy Cossens from Fort St John June Hurley from Grande Prairie and Irene from an Alberta location.

Elks & Royal Purple District Meeting M. Lossing Chetwynd Royal Purple Supreme Lodge Maxine McGuigan Smithers B.C Amy Cossens Fort St. John June Hurley Grande Prairie Alta Irene

Multi-Purpose Building boosts early rodeo season in Exhibition Park

Spring arrives early for Chetwynd riders in Peace Country due to the new Multi-Purpose Building. It hosts stock contractor trials on March 25 and early roping events by Foothills Team Roping Club starting March 29. Gymkhana indoors on April 30, with NRA Finals Rodeo planned for September. The facility progresses toward a grand opening next year, while volunteers work on stalls, lobby, bathrooms, and a concession. Elks Lodge and Royal Purple set installations for May 13 and a Mother's Day Pancake Breakfast on May 14.

Chetwynd Peace Country Foothills Team PVEP The Echo Pioneer Elks Lodge Royal Purple Elks Hall Elks

How to apply for a Social Insurance number SIN

The Social Insurance Number is essential for work and tax deductions in Canada. Apply at a Canada Employment Centre or by mail to Bathurst NB, with two pieces of original ID. Processing takes four to six weeks. Primary documents include birth certificate or Canadian passport. secondary documents include driver’s license or school record. Name changes require supporting documents. first-time applicants pay no fee, replacements cost ten dollars. Contact your local Canada Employment Centre with questions.

S.I.N Canada Revenue Canada Canada Employment Centre CEC Bathurst New Brunswick

Taylor Village becomes District of Taylor amid celebrations

On April 21, 1989 the Village of Taylor changed status to a District Municipality and will be known as the District of Taylor. The Mayor and Council hosted an Open House at the Municipal Offices. District Offices expanded and modernized and a computer system for property taxes accounting and word processing was installed.

Taylor District of

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