Village seeks grants for baseball diamonds and tennis courts
The village council plans a provincial grant for 13000 to cover part of the 39000 needed for baseball diamonds. Improvements are proposed around Wabi Crescent and area fields plus two new fields at the rodeo grounds. A one third facilities grant is sought for a tennis court at Don Titus Elementary costing 19500.
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Andy Teslyk
Wabi Cresent
Rodeo Grounds
Don_ Titus Elementary
Action Items
Chetwynd
Peace River
Alaska Highway Tourist Association
Chamber of Commerce
Adm
Pine River
Ald
Braaten
Northern Thunderbird Air
Prince George
Canadian Pacific Airlines
Kenn Borek Air Ltd
Dawson Creek
Council
Ald. Dar
Library Board
Katimavik
Library corner and courses at NLC open for spring
Librarian notes on period instruments and education days at NLC. Class driving and air brakes training run March 2 with spaces left. February 27 to March 1 offers air brake prep. March 16 starts a year’s hunter training. Home wiring, pole barn construction, and other skill classes welcome ideas. Open House March 6 and 7 with student displays. Chetwydd Art Club Sundays 1 to 4. Hospitality course March 4 for tourist business providers. Enrolment for upgrading GED and music. March 1 at 2 pm chamber concert in High School Music Studio.
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NLC
Chetwydd Art Club
Ministry of Tourism
Todase
University of Victoria
BCIT
CNIB lauds government move to include disabled in constitution
CNIB spokesman David Lepofsky praised the government's decision to include mentally and physically handicapped people in the Canadian Constitution. He called the move a landmark step toward equal rights and protections for all Canadians.
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CNIB
David Lepofsky
Canada
Lepofsky
N.D.P
Liberal
Justice
Chretien
Mr. Lepofsky
Board approves budget for 1981 with 19 percent rise
The Board of School Trustees for District No. 59 approved a 1981 budget of 16,542,856 dollars at the February 9 meeting, up 19 percent from 1980. Increases cover expanded services for handicapped, growth in the Chetwynd area, impending district growth, higher utility costs, and expanded rural transportation.
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Board of School Trustees of School District No. 59
Chetwynd
New Highway Sign Rules Change Flagperson Warnings
Transportation minister announces February BC change to 75 by 75 cm diamond signs with flagperson symbol on yellow background for all highway rights of way including contractor and utility signs. The notice details adoption dates and broader usage across projects in the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Transportation and Highways
Alex V. Fraser
BC restaurants add non-smoking areas to ease diners
British Columbia doctors say two dozen restaurants across 29 centres have created non-smoking sections to reduce secondhand smoke exposure. BCMA commends owners for offering choice without banning smoking and urges more venues to follow suit. Public can request such areas and contact BCMA for details.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Johnstone
BCMA
West 10Th Avenue
B.C
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Northern Lights College
Merle Otto
Praetorius
Albert V. of
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Cornett
David Nunrow
Owl
Omni
Biblio- Cat
Medical Ass. News
R.R
Nukkolk Prince George
Minnie
Don
Norine Sue
Jim
Connie Paul
Chetwynd Pharmacy
Detroit Diesel Allison Ltd
Willingdon Avenue
P.O
Burnaby
Chetwynd Cullen
Detroit
Diesel Allison Ltd
Willy Moore
Kurrata Rd
Reliabili
Soneff Construction
Fort St. John
Genstar
Woodbridge
Eres
Genstar Housing Components Ltd
Beaverlodge
Alta
Marc Lamoureux
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