Notice of Publication Rates and Staff Listings
Published every Tuesday at Chetwynd by Alaska Highway Publications Ltd. Subscription rates are 11.00 per year within Canada, 15.00 out of town, and 20.00 for foreign countries. Single copy 30 cents. Publisher and Sales Director Norman C. Prcce. Editor and Office Supervisor Chris Rand. Reporter Tim Sorchy.
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Chetwynd
Alaska Highway Publications Ltd
Norman C. Prcce
Chris Rand
Tim Sorchy
Chetwynd Chamber hears Powder King plans and rodeo dates
Peter Graham of Powder King outlined a four seasons strategy for Chetwynd including year round tourism with fishing hiking and sightseeing and a ski village. The chamber discussed Shrine Club signage relocation grants for tourist booth staff and a $2000 wage grant for four employees from April to October. Tracey McQueen announced the Chetwynd Rodeo dates shifted to May 31 and June 1 with Frontier Days coordinated. 1988 marks the rodeo’s 25th anniversary and a fundraising dance is set for April 5.
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Graham
Powder King
Chetwynd
Ellen Roller
Tracey McQueen
McQueen
Letters to the Editor Policy and Submissions
The newspaper invites community letters to the editor on local topics and responses to coverage. Readers must include their real name and address with a handwritten signature. pen names and anonymity are not allowed. Submissions may be condensed or rejected and are only returned in unusual circumstances.
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Echo
Chetwynd
B.C
Expo 86 travel tips for Vancouver readers
Editorial by Tim Sorcy offers practical Expo 86 advice. Avoid driving in Vancouver during the fair due to traffic and scarce parking. use Skytrain and buses for city travel. Public transit, taxis, Seabus, BC Ferries, Pedicab service provide flexible options. Plan ahead and pack rain gear for the event season.
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Tim Sorcy
P.R
Montreal
Vancouver
Expo
North Vancouver
B.C
Nanaimo
Victoria
A Physician Reflects On Peace Country Life And Meaning
Dr. D F Ternent recalls a Smithsonian exhibit motto and a playful warning about lingering years. He compares his thirteen years in Chetwynd to a cherished alpine flower live forever, celebrating space, humane living, and a Be in mindset. He hints at becoming Chief of Staff and the hospital’s view from the cafeteria.
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D.F. Ternent
Smithsonian Institute
Washington, D.C
Chetwynd
Martin Buber
Community gratitude and a call to service in Hudson Hope
Readers praise the North Peace Eagles Ladies Hockey Club for hosting the BC Ladies Hockey Tournament and thank local businesses, Sportsmans Inn staff, and Prince George Sundowners. The letter extols community unity, medical staff dedication, and a charitable spirit, ending with a note about free tax clinics for seniors and a page five continuation.
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North Peace Eagles
Hudson Hope Girls
Sportsmans Inn
and Hudson
Prince George Lundowners
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Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce
Peter Graham
Canada
Shrine Club
Tims
Physicans
Prince George Sundowners Ladies Hockey Club
Stan Polsom
Chartered Accountants
British Columbia
Institute of Chartered Accountants of British Columia
Red Rock
C.R
FBI
SUN
V.C.R
Billard Room
Rootbeer
Super Valu
Tumbler Ridge
Red Rock Cinema
Chetwynd, B.C
Showtime
MON
Baryshnikov
Hines
Richard Chamberlain
Africa
Lauren Hutton
WWE
Mark Kendall
Goldwyn Company
Northern Lights College
Girard’s Chetwynd Confectione
Ladies Hospital Auxiliary
Bake Sale, I.G.A
Peace River Health Unit
Pine Valley Senior Citizens
Little Giants
Hudson's Hope
Al-Anon
Chamber of Commerce
Tansi Friendship Centre
Chetwynd Women’s
Alcoholics Anonymous
the Health
Toughlove
Children’s Helpline
Zenith
Fire Department
Poison Control Centre
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