Cantor seeks tree farm licence set in Peace River area
Cantor Ltd faces a two hour hearing with the British Columbia Independent Logging Association as Howard Lloyd questions the 819,000 hectare tree farm licence proposal in the Peace River region. Canfor argues the licence would permit long term forest management to boost yields and sustain mill production, with potential gains of up to 99,000 cubic metres annually from non-productive land.
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Chetwynd
B.C
British Columbia Independent Logging Association
Cantor Ltd
Peace River
Howard Lloyd
Lloyd
Bruce Kaun
Canfor
Cantor’s
Fort St. John
Tony Fazekas
Duane Gardiner
Chetwynd Division
Woodlands
Gardiner
BCILA
CILA
Canfor Ltd
TFL
West Moberly Lake Cree
Saleau Band
Peace Wood Products
Balfour
Stewart Lake
PWP
Canfors
Ron Longstaff
Cantor
Ft. St. John
M.O.F
School board approves two 54 and four 66 passenger buses
Trustees of School District 59 voted to accept a $256,136.60 tender from Thomas Bus Sales for two 54 passenger and four 66 passenger buses at the January 9 meeting, with all trustees present. The vote followed advice on warranties and fleet standardization.
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Trustees of School District 59
Thomas Bus Sales
Thomas
Brian Harbord Harbord
First TFL hearing held in Chetwynd
Public hearing on Canfor Ltd part of Tree Farm Licence application in Chetwynd featured Chair Michael Apsey and 18 intervenors including Shelley. Canfor seeks 819000 hectares in Peace TSA with AAC up 458470 m3 and a possible 99000 m3 increase, plus a 25 year term and 10 year replacable clause.
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Canfor
TFL
Chetwynd
Peter Bentley
G. Patterson
Northern Operations
Longstaff
Cantor
Chetwynd Planer
AAC
ACC
M. Apsey
A. McPherson
D. Doyle
Chetwynd Offers Reward for Murder Information
District of Chetwynd announces a $1,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of those responsible for the October 6 last year murders of German tourists Anndrea Scherps and Bernd Goehricke near Hasler. Funds to be kept in a trust and allocated by a committee. reward ends October 6, 1985.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mike Schmok
Chamber of Commerce Info Centre
Bert McGraw
Herb Massey
Hasler
Chetwynd
R.C.M.P. Chetwynd
R.C.M.P
Vancouver grain port berths half empty amid shortages
Half of Vancouver's ten grain ship berths were idle last week due to shortages of needed cereal grain types and large vessels occupying space. A BC Grain Shippers spokesman noted two large ships loading wheat for China emptied the port by week’s end, signaling days of recovery. World Cove loaded 60 000 tonnes at Pioneer Grain and Alberta Wheat Pools, while Fruition took 40 000 tonnes at Saskatchewan Wheat Pool. both Panamanian registered. Delays stem from large ships barred from older berths, leaving only five berths able to handle them.
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Vancouver
B.C. Grain Shippers Clearance Association
China
Cove
Pioneer Grain
Alberta Wheat Pools
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
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West Coast Transmission
Lioness Club
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Dawson Creek
Northeast Kennel Club
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Christine Meden
O’brien Elementary
Jake Fast
Distar- S.R.A
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O’brien
Fast
Distar
Duncan Morgan
Tumbler’ Ridge Secondary School
N.C
Killick Metz
Bowen and
Rose
Michael Apsey
British Columbia
Ron Longstaffe
Shelley
G.A. Patterson
West Fraser Mills
TSA
BC Institute of Agrologists
Farrel Creek
Robes Creek
Butter Ridge
Ardill Range
Boucher Lake
Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce
Ministry of Forest
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