Inaugural Ceremonies for Chetwynd Aldermen Held
In Chetwynd on December 8 at 2 PM the new and returning District aldermen took office. Hoover Barton and Shirley swore in, with Hoover also named acting mayor and regional representative. New committees and appointments were published, alongside plans for no overall municipal tax increase in 1987 and quarterly mayoral updates.
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Chetwynd
Hoover
Barton
Shirley
Hoffman
Mayor Lasser
Chamber of Commerce
Moorehouse
Pat Barton
Lasser
C S S Students Aid World Hunger Drive
C S S students gathered December 10 to share a bowl of rice and carol door-to-door for canned goods and donations to World Hunger. Over $250 was raised and more than $100 in groceries collected, as the Students Council thanks the community.
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Cs.s
World Hunger
Students Council
C.S.S
World Hunger and
Lake Point Credit Union rolls out 24 7 automated banking
The Lake View in Chetwynd introduces automated banking available 24 hours daily with access at 175 machines across Western Canada and planned North American coverage by December 15. Cards and personal IDs protect access, three failed attempts lock the card, and deposits withdrawals loan payments and transfers are supported. Jack Ambler anticipates next week’s operation.
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Jack Ambler
Lake View Credit Union
Lake View
Chetwynd
Bank of B. C
SkyTrain
Canada
North America
Council approves grant to Ski Club
At the Inaugural Council Meeting on December 8 at District Hall Alderman Shirley urged moving the ski hill grant from Committee to Regular Council. After adjournment the council endorsed a Grant-in-Aide of 2000 for 1986 and 2000 for 1987 and recommended applying to the Peace River Liard Regional District for 1987 operations. Plans include bank loan talks with Bank of Commerce and cooperation with Rod and Gun Club to finish the lodge and pursue regional and lotteries grants plus cross country ski trail development.
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District Hall
Shirley
Vancouver
Andy Teslyk
Chetwynd
Peace River Liard
Bank of Commerce
Rod and Gun Club
Lotteries Fund
Call for advertising ban across province voices push from seven groups
Seven organizations join BC doctors in a province wide petition drive to ban tobacco advertising. BC Health Association BC Heart Foundation BC Lung Association Canadian Cancer Society-BC and Yukon Division BC Anglican and United Churches and Alcohol Drug Education Service back and distribute the BC Medical Association petition. BCMA President Dr John O’Brien Bell says the public can tell government that advertising a lethal product should be stopped.
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B.C
BC Health Association
BC Heart Foundation
BC Lung Association
Canadian Cancer Society
BC and
Yukon
BC Anglican and United Churches
Alcohol Drug Education
BC Medical Association
BCMA
John O’brien
Bell
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Economic Development Commission
Civic Properties Commission
Bettin
Borton
Slowinski
Winters
Dawson Creek
KLM Engineering Ltd
Prince George
Bank of Nova Scotia
MacKenzie Lidstone
C.S.S Cares
Joan Chesley
Lake Point Credit Union
Image Health Spa
Cameron
Linda Arneson
Becky Schreiber
Peace District