Apple maggot alerts spread along western coast regions
Canada warns that the apple maggot has established from Washington to British Columbia and along the Columbia River. Surveys in 1983 will map infestations, guiding certification for BC apples and asking the public to report suspicious fruit and collect samples for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Washington
Columbia
Scade Mountains
Kane
B.C. E
Iifornia
B.C
Ministry of Agriculture Office
Pensions Increase In Canada Budget Implemented In July 1983
The Old Age Security and related GIS and Spouse’s Allowance rise take effect in July 1983. Canada’s finance minister announced moderate indexing to pensions as the six percent annual cost of living adjustment reduces or limits increases for OAS, GIS, and the Spouse’s Allowance. The maximum GIS for a single pensioner rises to 257.68, with married couples reaching 910.68 combined. The Spouse’s Allowance max increases to 455.34, and eligibility remains based on income and residence.
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Monique In
National Ita_ and Welfare
Ottawa
Rmal
OAS
Black Gold Cabaret Opens Under New Owners
The Old Corral is renamed and now owned by Doug and Peggy-Joan and Ed Emeny. Located on North Access Road it features country music from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Monday through Saturday with bands such as Picker Shapparal Night Fire and Drifter. Renovations are planned to improve comfort and invite country music lovers to listen and dance.
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Corral
Doug
Peggy - Joan
Ed Emeny
Picker
Shapparal
Night Fire
Drifter
Black Gold Cabaret
Peggy White
Joan
Grierson elected President of B C Health Association
Charles W. Grierson, executive director of the G F Strong Rehabilitation Centre in Vancouver, was elected President of the B C Health Association at its annual meeting in Vancouver on June 3. He succeeds Alan Patterson, former chairman of Victoria General Hospital, as head of the province s hospital management group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Grierson
B.C. Health Association
Vancouver
Grierson
G.F. Strong
Greater Vancouver
B.C. Medical Centre
The
BCHA
Alan Patterson
Victoria General Hospital
Victoria
Court Report From Local Court Dockets
A long list shows multiple defendants pleading guilty or not guilty under various wildlife motor vehicle and public safety laws. Notable outcomes include fines of 50 to 500 dollars and several pending trials set for October 13 1983 July 7 1983 and October 27 1983, with detailed act sections cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Gervais
Robert Moore
Jack Davis
Donald Davis
Trevor Harris
Mark Johnson
David Cox
Rayond Clarkson
Assurt
John Gerstel
Lloyd Yates
Delmer Lambert
Will
Gary Gardner
David Knowles
Base Fort
Ronald Byer
Leo Langois
Lorne Christopherson
Alan Alexander
Larry Hauck
William Binns
Randall Whitesel
Priest of The Peace book in progress and Jungbluth tale
Father Jungbluth Graves at Moberly Lake featured in Treelines a Northern Lights College booklet soon to be published and later in a book on the priest tentatively titled Priest of The Peace by Shirlee Matheson of Hudson Hope who began gathering material in 1980 and translates his German and French writings into English with Don Stanley editing for publication later in 1983.
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THE
ECHO
Father Jungbluth
Graves
Moberly Lake
Treelines
Northern Lights
Priest of the
Shirlee Matheson
Hudson Hope
Matheson
Don Stanley
Vancouver
Accident victims injured in Highway 29 crash
On Monday night June 27 a motor vehicle collision on Highway 29 North between Chetwynd and Moberly Lake left Perry Hardy and June Fallstrom, both Hudson Hope residents, with minor bruises and a broken leg. Police say both occupants exited before the car caught fire and remain under RCMP investigation with no charges yet filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway 29
Chetwynd
Moberly Lake
Perry Hardy
June Fallstrom
Hudson Hope
R.C.M.P
Chetwynd Hospital
Canadian alderman jailed for attempted perjury
QUESNEL British Columbia Gordon Douglas Murray a 33 year old lawyer and alderman was sentenced to 18 months in jail after pleading guilty to attempted perjury He admitted to keeping money not his and falsifying an affidavit The charge stemmed from handling an uncontested divorce in 1980 for Lloyd Bunton Murray collected about 550 from the man and billed his ex wife Eleanor a similar amount for court costs She paid the bill The matter would likely continue in court proceedings to follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Lloyd Bunton
Eleanor
Bunton
Quesnel
Mike Pearce
Pearce
Council
Law Society of B.C
Feds proceed on two job projects after B C pullout
Ottawa will fund 3.9 million in direct federal money and 13.1 million in unemployment funds to extend two programs aiding about 4700 jobs. The move follows British Columbia withdrawing support on financial grounds, allowing a three month extension for the Employment Bridging Assistance and Community Recovery programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
British Columbia
Office of
Employment and Immigration
Lloyd Axworthy
Ottawa
B.C
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With Rose
Bozarth's Variety Basket
Black Gold
John Franks
Fort St. John Court
Martin Lingrim
Barry Robertson
William Boyer
Bunne
Green
Glen
Sally Campbell
Stagecoach Inn
Bob Roller
Peace River
Wayne Buholzer
Oosgis, B.C. J
Judy Teichroel
Fort St. John
Freida
Shannon Kernaghan
Europe
Feds
Fitness
Prince George
Simon Fraser Inn
Canadian Red Cross Society
Charles Grierson
Gerry Deschner
Glen Earl
Shaw's Sales
P.O. Box
VOC
48Th Street
Fram, Kral & Wix Filters
Crosby
Dominion Chain
Automotive & Heavy Equipment
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