Fort St John campground gains 55000 loan aid for tourism
MLA A J Brummett notes progress on the Fort St John campground funded by a 55000 interest free joint loan from TIDSA. A 46 acre site beside the new museum aims to boost overnight stays, aiding local trades as Liard Highway opens touring routes. CP Rail awards 200 million for Rogers Pass Tunnel.
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A.J. Brummet
M.L.A
North Peace River
Fort St. John
TIDSA
C.P. Rail
Rogers Pass
Beautiful You Project to Create 800 Jobs in BC Tunnel
The nine mile Mount MacDonald tunnel work begins this month as CP Rail expands rail facilities in British Columbia and Western Canada. Manning Construction Ltd of Aldergrove partners with Kumagai Gumi of Tokyo in one of two joint ventures. The project is set to last almost five years and spur additional contracts and broader economic stimulus. The initiative aims to prevent bottlenecks in resource movement and boost regional commerce.
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Nine Mile
Mount MacDonald
B.C
Manning Construction Ltd
Aldergrove
Manning
Kumagai-Gumi
Tokyo
C.P. Rail
Western Canada
Perms For Women Improve Hair Styles Says Rene Vincent
Rene Vincent outlines modern perms in a style article by Pierre Alexandre. Advances in permanent lotions new rods and patterns give stylists more control to craft lasting looks though hair texture affects outcome. Vincent, executive director of the Allied Beauty Association, urges consultation with a stylist before deciding on a style.
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Rene Vincent
Allied Beauty Association
Court rules on hunting in British Columbia
BC Supreme Court declares illegal a method used to bypass Citizenship requirements for hunting rights. The ruling connects officials including Environment Minister Tony Brummet to knowledge of Canadian citizens holding guiding, outfitting and trapping licences for foreign owners. The case centers on trapper Peter Dumlich and West German plaintiffs Ernst and Wiemers over a trapline and cabin rights on Crown land near Fort St. John. The judgment finds Dumlich registered the trapline and cabins in a way that preserves his possession, though the court notes the outcome is unsatisfactory and the government awaits further action on the cabins.
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Vancouver
British Columbia Supreme Court
B.C
Tony Brummet
Peter Dumlich
Dumlich
Fort St. John
Bruce Fraser
Ernst and Wiemers
Lance Finch
Charles R. Maclean
Finch
Maclean
Buckinghorse and
Bela River Outfitters Ltd
Mile 175
Alaska Highway
Winnifred Joan Palmer
Dwayne Palmer
Guide Outfitter
Echo welcomes Bill Parker and 1974-75 reunion report
Bill Parker of Port Coquitlam stopped at the Echo last week to say hello and discuss the Provincial Library Trustee Association. Chetwynd’s graduating class of 1974-75 held a reunion on Saturday July 14 with 47 grads attending. about 15 came from out of town. Attendees praised the seniors for superb food.
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Bill Parker
Port Coquitlam
the Echo
Provincial Library Trustee Association
Chetwynd
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Ray L'Henaff
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Brummet
British Columbia
Social Credit
Franz Ernst
Hanz- Jurgen Wiemers
Herne
West Germany
Ten Mile Lake
Palmer
Ferry
Don Phillips
Harvey Schroeder
Ministry of Transportation and Highways
Newfoundland
Ministry of Finance
Fort St
John
Beasts
English Bay
Stanley Park
Davie
8.C
Tumbler Ridge
District of
Tumbler
Town Hall
Chetwynd Forest Industries
W. Rand
D.F.O. Naumann
Dan & Judy Chapman
Camarro
D & B White Construction Ltd
Aaron
Bozarth's
Variety
Kodak
Howard Nemtin
Nemtin Consultants Limited
Folkestone Way
West Vancouver
G.R. Mellott
P.O
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