1985 See Carnival That's Entertainment Ice Carnival
The Little Giant Figure Skating Club held its 12th annual Ice Carnival on March 16 and 17. Guest skaters included Shannon Henderson from Mile Zero FC and Hudson's Hope skaters. The show featured juniors and seniors, preschool performances, and musical tributes from groups 1 and 2 using acts like That’s Entertainment and 99 Red Balloons with several skaters earning junior silver and senior bronze levels.
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Little Giant
Shannon Henderson
Mile Zero
Dawson Creek
Hudson’s Hope
Kelsi Dundas
Sharon Jobson
Jenelle Redekopp
Pointer Sisters
Culture Club
Boy George
Paula Menard
Paula
ZZ Top
Sandy
Danny
Lori Parminter
Cheryl Jobson
Lori
Cheryl
Interim shelter aids battered women in Chetwynd area
The Women's Centre in Chetwynd sponsors an Interim Shelter for battered women offering up to three days of refuge. A 24 hour helpline connects callers to empathetic support. Jane Peterson from Dawson Creek spoke on Mizpah transition house philosophy, goals, and volunteer-operated services.
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Women’s Centre
Chetwynd
Dawson Creek
Jane Peterson
Mizpah
Cadet Corp Planned for Chetwynd With Legion Sponsorship
The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 258 will sponsor and equip a new cadet corps in Chetwynd. A organizing committee including Bob Shirley and Del Anderson spoke at the school to drum up interest, with members traveling to Prince George to meet the provincial Cadet Officer. Eligible cadets are ages 13 to 19, male or female, must be of good character and attend parades. parental permission required.
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Royal Canadian Legion Branch 258
Chetwynd
Legion Branch 258
Mittee
Bob Shirley
del Anderson P.R
Mary Buckna
Clay MacDonald
Brent Warne
Prince George
Province of
B.C
Chetwynd Winds Up Reach For The Top Event
Dawson Creek schools compete in a Reach for the Top quiz with Windrem Elementary joining. Ten members read thirty books and answered questions, senior team reaching the semifinals. Special thanks to Mrs. Jablonski and Mr. Oldenburg. volunteers sought with contact number 788-3793.
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Dawson Creek
Chetwynd
Windrem Elementary
Ryan Zynger
Tim Nome
Lee Hodges
Jeremy Gutoski
Michael Christie
Kelly Jablonski
Stephanie Lazenby
Leanne Deith
Mireille Rothlisberger
Danny Watson
MacDonald
Mr. Oldenburg
Mrs. Jablonski
Windrem
Highlights of the B.C. budget budget measures outlined
The British Columbia budget outlines tax cuts aimed at job creation costing 136 million in 1985-86 and 958 million over three years, with deficits forecast at 890 million on 8.1 billion revenue and 9 billion expenditures. It trims property taxes for business, freezes water rentals, raises tobacco and insurance taxes, expands sales tax on pay TV, and introduces a 30 percent provincial credit for investments in small venture capital corporations.
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Victoria
British Columbia
B.C
Don Phillips hails new budget with farmer relief and tax breaks
South Peace MLA Don Phillips says the budget removes the propane and natural gas tax for grain dryers and allocates 2.8 million for drought impacted farmers. Loans up to 30,000 per farm will have government covering interest for a year and some principal if prepaid. Farmers must enroll in crop insurance. Tax exemptions for non residents buying vehicles aid business competitiveness and investment.
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Phillips
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Wham
Shannon
Peace River
Micheal
Kim Kwan
Kim
Hospital
Hospital Auxiliary
IGA
Shoppers Food Mart
People’s Drug Mart
Terri Hanen
Battered Women’s Interim Shelter
Cadet Corp
Call
Carla Teslyk
Barb Watson
Don Phillips
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