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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 13, 1984
Page
6
BCY.CNA promotes the largest BC farm equipment auction at Matsqui Fairgrounds Abbotsford on March 29 and 30 with 600 plus items. Two days of displays consignments welcome. Paton & Smith Auctioneers list numbers for contact. Also advertises truck lease at $119.97 monthly with Dave Hinton contact details.
Chetwynd held a March 7 variety concert at the CSS gym featuring local students from grades 4 to 7, a 150 member Dawson Creek choir, and performances by three bands including the CSS Concert Band. Organizers were Mr. Kelly O Callaghan and Mr. Dan Hallam with master of ceremonies Mr. John Harkness.
The Native Friendship Centre programme aims to enhance urban Native life by supporting self determined cultural social and recreational activities while ensuring equal access and participation in Canadian society. Begun in 1958 the movement expanded to forty centres by 1972 with a network spanning Community Provincial Territorial Associations and a National Association to coordinate policies programs and resources for urban Native communities.
Chetwynd Heart Unit reports a successful February with funds raised by pancake breakfast and door to door efforts plus a funded fundspiel. The Tansi Friendship Centre formed in 1981, evolved under Nawhan Centre sponsorship, received government funding in 1983, and now offers diverse services and programs with a seven member board and staffed by executive and program personnel.
West asks friends and relatives to help seniors renew their Old Age Security forms sent in January. Pension income reports for bank bonds and other funds must be attached with T slips. Basic OAS for early 1985 is 273.80. maximum GIS for a single pensioner is 325.41, totaling 599.21 with OAS. Contact Health and Welfare Canada offices or the Victoria regional office for details.
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