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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Mar 20, 1990

Page

3

Historical Sketches Resumes Next Week After Break

The column titled Historical Sketches is temporarily unavailable this week and will return in the next publication. Readership is advised to check next issue for the continuation of the feature.

Alaska Highway Origins and 1992 Celebrations

The article explains conflicting claims on the Alaska Highway start point with Dawson Creek cited by US Army Engineers as official. It notes 78 miles of prior road work now part of the highway and traces contractor routes to Fort Nelson and Watson Lake. Communities plan celebrations welcoming engineers and tourists in 1992.

PRR Okes Fort Nelson Watson Lake Edmonton Fort St. John US Army Dawson Creek

School Board seeks tax questions from Minister on 1990 budget

Beverley Hendricks chair of Peace River South school district requests Minister Mel Couvelier answer key questions before adopting a provisional budget. The letter asks about applying operating surplus to reduce local taxation, 1990 tax system applicability, and tax relief if operating below block fund.

Peace River South Beverley Hendricks Finance Mel Couvelier Hendricks Couvelier Brummet Ministry of Education Board of School Trustees Beverley C. Hendricks

Provincial block funding set for School District 59 at 32.95 million

Hendricks says the province fixed the 1990/91 block for School District 59 at 32.95 million, including 1.4 million for teachers' pensions. The upgrade reflects an 8.0 percent rise over 1989/90, largely due to a projected student population increase, with taxes for the block to be set by the province. Beverley C. Hendricks, chairperson, notes the need for clearer system details.

Hendricks Brummer Couvelier Ministry of Education Beverley C. Hendricks Board of School Trustees

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