Winter Night Chit Chat and Chetwynd News
A festive note from Chetwynd BC covers Dale Cascanette assuming management of the Chetwynd Motor Hotel, visits by Betty and Fred Oltmann of Grande Prairie, and family greetings. Sandy Cameron wins the men’s pool at the Chetwynd Hotel as town decor and Santa scenes brighten the season. Fernando Campbell moves from Prince George Hospital to Chetwynd Hospital after a prior accident.
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Dale Cascanette
Kitimat B.C
Chetwynd Motor ‘Hotel
Sandy Cameron
Chetwynd Hotel
Fernando Campbell
Prince George Hospital
Chetwynd Hospital
Gift of sight drive appeals to Canadians
A letter from Dr. J. T. Cruise urges readers to donate to Operation Eyesight Universal in Calgary. It highlights matching funds by the Canadian International Development Agency and promotes gifts of sight as memorials or Christmas presents for loved ones, noting the impact of sight restoration in the developing world.
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Canadian International Development Agency
Operation Eyesight Universal
Sun
Calgary
Alberta
Expo 86 plans attract visitors to Chetwynd in 1986
The Expo 86 Committee proposes moving a circa 1934 trappers cabin to a central town site for exhibits on transportation. Murals will celebrate transport forms in cooperation with the Down Town Revitalization, and a new Expo Ernie logo with a band saw and trees will be submitted for provincial approval. Meetings are the third Monday monthly at the Little Swiss Inn, inviting new members and ideas.
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Chetwynd
Down Town
Ernie
Little Swiss Inn
B C Rail declares second dividend on preferred shares
The board of B C Rail Ltd declares a dividend of 0.578 per share on its Series A preferred shares for the quarter ending December 1 1984. The amount covers September 2 to December 1 1984 and is payable to record holders on November 16.
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B.C. Rail Ltd
British Columbia Railway Company
BCR Properties Ltd
BC Chamber Pushes L N G Project Amid Economic Benefits
The L N G project draws five Japanese buyers as the BC Chamber of Commerce urges government support. It cites $1.2 billion in operating revenue and 40 000 person years plus 10 000 job years from gas field development, stressing province wide economic gains and expediting progress.
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Chamber
British Columbia
B.C
Chambers
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