Peace River farmers to get grain aid in 1985 program
The B C Cabinet approved a federal provincial grant plan for grain producers in the Peace River area based on seeded acres in 1985. Don Phillips said the program aims to aid drought losses, with nine million dollars total cost split 4.5 million each from federal and provincial governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
Peace River
Don Phillips
International Trade and Investment
M.L.A
South Peace River
Dawson Creek
Ft. St. John
Phillips
Ottawa
Ministry of Agricultural and Food
Prairie Farm Rehabitation
Regina
Peace Rive
West Fraser to be offered Tree Farm Licence in Quesnel area
Forests Minister Tom Waterland proposes Cabinet approval for West Fraser Mills Ltd to receive a Tree Farm Licence covering 70 percent of the present AAC in their West Faser forest area with adjustments for future TSA AAC changes. The plan shifts portions to Woodlot Licences and Small Business Enterprise Program timber sales, with minimum silviculture spending and contract harvesting terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B.C
Tom Waterland
West Fraser Mills Ltd
Quesnel
West Faser
TSA
Waterland
TFL
Prince George Tsa
AAC
Forest Service
Julius Juhasz
Timber Management
Lions and Hospital receive Legion donation
Harold Amundsen of The Royal Canadian Legion 258 Chetwynd Branch donated funds on December 12 to CNIB and Hospital Heart Monitor Fund. John Jackman accepted a $500 cheque for CNIB, with funds to head offices. Lions Club acts as CNIB representative in Chetwynd. Donations also supported Peace Coupe Extended Care Hospital and Peace River Haven, plus $1000 to Shaughnessy Veterans Hospital. The Legion backs local sports and groups, including Bantam Rep hockey and Pee Wee Rep teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Amundsen
Royal Canadian Legion 258
Chetwynd
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Hospital Heart Monitor
John Jackman
Chetwynd Lions Club
CNIB
Lions Club
Don Walsh
Chetwynd Hospital
Chetwynd Legion Branch
Peace Coupe
Peace River Haven
Dawson Creek
Shaughnessy Veterans Hospital
Chetwynd Legion
Bantam Rep
Bantam
Pee Wee Rep
Local boy Cub earns award for trees project
At the Chetwynd Legion on December 9 Bunne Hoffmann of the Boy Scouts of the South Peace District presented Bobby Joe Robertson with a plaque for his work with the Chetwynd Boy Cub Pack. He raised $400 from 90 Cubs for the Trees for Canada Project at Stewart Lake last May, planting 5000 trees and promoting reforestation and soil erosion awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetwynd Legion
Bunne Hoffmann
Boy Scouts of the
South Peace District
Bobby Joe Robertson
Chetwynd
Bobby Joe
Trees For
Canada
Stewart Lake
South Peace Area
Snowmobiles Restricted on Forest Service Road
A new regulation clarifies snowmobile restrictions on Forest Service roads for safety. No person shall operate a snowmobile when the road is snowploughed or fit for travel by vehicles other than snowmobiles, amended under the Right of Way and Recreation Trail Regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Right of Way and
Forest Service
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Canadian Legion
John Jack
Man
Bert McGraw
Cantor
Chetwynd Division
Terence Budgell
Chetwynd Ambulance Association
Ambulance Association of
West Fraser Tree Farm License
Lions and Hospital
Legion
Girl Guides
Alt .Reimues
Ladies Auxiliary
Salvation Army
Dorcas Society
Cavalettes
Paraplegic Association
CACRS
Chetwynd Library
Timmys
Chetwynd High School
Chetwynd Fine Arts Council
Chetwynd Fire Department
Moberly Lake Fire Department
Chetwynd Gymkhana Club
Bobby Joe Roberson
MacKenzie
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