Park host project eyed for Moberly Lake Park
Peace River-Liard District seeks volunteers to serve as campground hosts at Moberly Lake Park this year. Hosts provide park information, help with etiquette and rules, inspect facilities, and report problems while enjoying free camping and propane. If successful, the program may expand to other area parks next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace River-Liard
Parks and Recreation Division
Moberly Lake Park
Carmichael
Peace-Liard District
Ccac Study Regional By law Review Meeting Notes
Ccac Study Regional by law meeting featured Peace River Liard Regional District reps and nine attendees in Chetwynd. Paul Solmes Andy Verigan and Allan Pierce proposed changes to the Regional Arts Ad Hoc by law and solicited suggestions. Members reviewed the constitution and discussed next year plans with Operature Concerts contact and Henry Dyck set to visit Vancouver. The northeast reps will meet to review upcoming performances and the next public meeting is April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetwynd Community Arts Council
Peace River Liard
Paul Solmes
Andy Verigan
Allan Pierce
Chetwynd
Community Arts Council
C.C.A.C
Operature
C. A.C
Henry Dyck
Vancouver
Northeast
Legion supports charity in Chetwynd raises funds
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 258 in Chetwynd conducts weekly bingo sessions to fund charitable donations. From 1984 through March 1985 donations totaled 13,097.45 dollars to groups including the B C Heart Foundation, South Peace Boy Scouts, Variety Telethon, Canadian Cancer Society, Salvation Army Dawson Creek, and local services. Since March 1985 two minor hockey teams each received 1,000 dollars for provincial playoffs, with 4,000 dollars set aside for a Cadet Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Canadian Legion
Chetwynd
Chetwynd Legion
B.C. Heart Foundation
South Peace Boy Scouts
Variety
7Th Day Adventist
Legion
Peace River farmers to get loan guarantees 1985 aid program
The provincial government announced the Peace River Special Financial Assistance Program 1985 to aid farmers in the North Peace and South Peace districts. It provides provincial guarantees on new operating loans for 1985 crop planting, up to 30 dollars per seeded acre and a maximum loan of 30,000 dollars, with banks administering the loans. The program covers interest costs from April 1, 1985 to March 31, 1986 and offers discounts on principal if repaid early. participants must enroll in the Crop Insurance Program and meet minimum seed acre requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace River
Hugh Curtis
Harvey Schroeder
Agriculture and Food
Tony Brummet
North Peace River
Don Phillips
South Peace River
Schroeder
Agricultural Credit Act
North, Peace
South Peace
Canadian Wheat Board
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United States
Okanagan
Drew Carmichael
Cadet Corp Committee
the Legion
Clay McDonald
Don Wheeler
Brent Warne
del Anderson
Mary Buckna
Bob Shirley
Timmy
Little Giant
Chetwynd Sr. Secondary School
Chetwynd Minor Hockey Association
Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce
Chetwynd Rodeo Club
Boy Scouts _ of Canada
C.N
Canada In
Chamber News
Royal Bank
Ministry of Industry and Small Business Development
Chamber
Chetwynd Secondary School
Tumbler Ridge
Dawson Creek
Mackenzie
Pouce Coupe
Fort St. John
Hudsons Hope
Fort Nelson
Bob Food
Prince George
Ministry of Forests
C.S.S
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