Banner Year for Lake View Credit Union in 1988
Lake View Credit Union reported a record net income of 756000 for 1988, with assets rising to 52723000. President Joe Bazan credited member support and announced a 10 percent share dividend plus an 8 percent patronage allocation, totaling about 400000 to member accounts. Annual meeting set for April 15.
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Lake View Credit Union
Joe Bazan
Bazan
Board of Directors
South Peace River
Two-year deal reached for PRSTA and SD59 teachers
Peace River South Teachers Association and School District 59 ratified a two year agreement granting teachers a 14.46 percent pay rise with 7.17 percent retroactive to July 1988 and 7.29 percent on July 1, 1989. The contract adds a 60 minute weekly preparation time for elementary teachers and a supervised lunch break starting September 1989. It affirms voluntary participation in extra curricular activities and sets up a joint Board PRSTA committee to study class sizes along with procedures for evaluation transfers and dismissals.
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Peace River South Teachers’ Association
PRSTA
Peace River South
Rights clash fuels Crown oath dispute in Canadian hearings
Ed Press, a former Transportation Ministry employee, challenged a public service oath requiring allegiance to the Crown, arguing Charter freedoms protect his stance. A 1988 Prince George hearing of the Board of Referees (Employment and Immigration Canada) examined whether "Crown" refers to the Monarchy.
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Ed Press
Ministry of Transportation
Crown
Press
Her
Board of Referees
Public Service
Prince George
B.C
Employment & Immigration Canada
A Starting Point Chetwynd Women’s Resource Centre
Chetwynd’s Women’s Resource Centre offers information on health, legal rights, daycare and services for the community. Although named for women, men are welcome to join and participate in education, employment and self-help programs. It provides shelter, counselling, workshops, films and family programs. Call 788 3793 for details.
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Chetwynd
Women’s Resource Society
Missing Cattle Report From Grande Prairie Auction Mart
Grande Prairie RCMP seek help after 22 steers disappeared from a holding pen at the Grande Prairie Alberta auction mart between 2am and 6am on November 4 1988. The cattle included 14 white Charolais with blue ear tags one tan steer 3 red steers and 4 red black face steers branded anchor over N on right shoulder. Witnesses with information are urged to call the Grande Prairie RCMP at 538-5700.
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Grande Prairie Alberta
RBF
Grande Prairie Rcmp
Grande Prairie Rcmp Dept
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Chetwynd Ballpark Society
Chetwynd Sports Centre
Shane Suverus
Justin Reutzer
Raffle Whiner
Becky Wark
Chetwynd SportsCentre
EDC
Economic Development Commission
Alan Harding
Betty Deck
Roy Cochrane
Bob Nicholson
Robert Woods
Charles Lasser
Chetwynd’s Women’s Resource Centre
Macassin Telegraph