Regional District Special Meeting in Fort St John
The Regional District held a full day meeting on July 12 in Fort St John to discuss three topics including the Regional Recreation Plan and a draft of ideas and policies. The moratorium on Recreation Facilities Assistance Program applications was lifted and officials reviewed changes with provincial representatives on the Alcan Pipeline project and local planning roles. A proposed Highway Street System for Chetwynd was presented as part of its Community and Settlement Plans.
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Fort St. John
Gerry Bruce
Wayne Smith
Cynthia Hawkesworth
Environment and
Doug Horswell
Ministry of Economic Development
Ms. Hawkesworth
Mr. Horswell
Chetwynd
Lorne Holowachuk
Steve Reynolds
Ministry of Highways
Campfire ban issued for northern British Columbia forests
Hazardous forest conditions in northern British Columbia lead to a total campfire ban across most of the Prince Rupert and Prince George districts effective midnight July 7, 1978, until further notice.
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Victoria
B.C
British Columbia
Prince Rupert
Prince George
Chetwynd News Notes and Local Campfire Rules
Mayor Lasser spoke in Prince George about Chetwynd area development and future plans with city council and the regional district. Mark Laws returns from Indonesia missionary work to summer with his family. Agnes Douglas and sister tour Saskatchewan and relatives in Prince Albert. Audrey Moore, Vicki, Allison, and Lorne McQueen visit Edmonton and Spruce Grove. Kathe Pearose moves from Chiliwack to Chetwynd to join Little Village Glamourette staff. News line invites ring in contributions at 788-2246. Campfire ban updates apply across forest zones in Prince Rupert and Prince George districts with specified exemptions. maps available from local forest ranger.
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Lasser
Prince George
Chetwynd
Audrey Moore
Vicki and
Allison
Lorne McQueen
Edmonton
Spruce Grove
Prince Rupert
Queen Charlotte Islands
Liard
Hay River
UBC Receives Mobile Lung Testing Unit Donation
A $130,000 mobile lung testing van donated by the Workmen's Compensation Board and the British Columbia Lung Association will be used by UBC's Respiratory Division at WGH to test workers and others exposed to lung-damaging conditions. Dr. Adam Little of the WCB and Mr. Bill King of the Lung Association describe the project as a cooperative effort to boost vocational medicine and public health across the province.
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WCB
British Columbia Lung Association
Department of Medicine
UBC
Wgh
Adam Little
Bill King
The
Chetwynd gets loan for housing sub-division development
Economic Development Minister Don Phillips announced a 1,322,000 loan to the Village of Chetwynd for a residential subdivision. The province also transferred 14 percent of crown land (35.8 acres) to create 128 lots for mobile homes and single detached housing. Phase 1 covers 68 lots, phase 2 60, with prices between 10 000 and 11 000 dollars.
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Don Phillips
Chetwynd
Phillips
Highway 97
Legion Hall
South Peace River
Crown Land
Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing
Day care workers offered clerical jobs as centers close
Vancouver Centre MLA Emery O. Barnes criticized the Social Credit government for shutting eight day care centers and giving parents 30 days notice. He said staff are being offered clerical roles or unemployment, affecting nearly 200 single and working-parent families. Barnes accused the minister of harming people and shirking ministry duties.
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Vancouver
Emery O. Barnes
New Democrat
Vancouver Centre
Socreds
Barnes
Building permits pass the $3 million mark
The Village of Chetwynd reports over three million dollars in building permits issued this year. June saw seven permits totaling 187,495 dollars, including four residential permits and three commercial. YTD permits total 63 for 3,218,479 dollars with several projects under construction and new businesses opening.
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Chetwynd
R & N Construction
Gerry
Dad's
School board authority limits teacher aide payments and employment
Legal opinion by Campney & Murphy states only the school board or its agent can authorize a teacher's aide and handle related payments, and that a teacher cannot alter another employee's terms. Volunteers must also be authorized by the board. The Fort St John all breed horse show highlighted Vi Smith and Wilkes Daughter with multiple top finishes and entries by Ken Plaurde and Shazam Rayzam.
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B.C.S.T
Association
Campney & Murphy
Fort St. John
Vi Smith
Wilkes
Western Pleasure Stake
St. Western
Ken Plaurde
Shazam Rayzam
Duane Gardiner
Northern Snowbird
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Russ Hofford
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