Choi`s News Highlights From Chetwynd Community
Tarla Hoover placed 3rd in barrel racing as a Canadian Team member in Australia, the 1981 Canada Australia challenge ran seven nights with Australia winning. Edits note hospitality enjoyed. Door prizes awarded at Hobby Express and Bozarth Variety Basket. Lions Club urges town cleanups with residents. Susie Herman traveled to Edmonton for medical care. Bridal shower for Sharon Larsen held at Gloria Keller home. Lioness club met at JA's with May 30th Chater night planned. Christine Pulver visiting from Swan Hills for Legion auxiliary convention. Edith Knowles and Diane Guillet to Penticton with Mary Saunders. Newsline invites local submissions at 788-2246.
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Tarla Hoover
Australia
Tarla
Edith Knowles
Diane Guillet
Penticton
Ladies Auxiliary Convention
Legion Branch 208
Mary Saunders
Resource exploration falls off thirty percent in northeast BC
In Fort St John area, oil and gas exploration has dropped about 30 percent, signaling a slowdown in activity for northeastern British Columbia. The report notes reduced drilling, smaller crews, and cautious spending by operators amid market uncertainty.
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Fort ST. John
B.C
British Columbia
George Faerber
Federal Business Development Bank
Karher
Peace- Liard Regional
Faerber
Paramount
Peace River
First B C production televised by deputy minister
Vancouver report notes the first TV production overseen by British Columbia’s deputy minister for information services aired Sunday amid mixed reception. The piece, created by a Vancouver firm under the energy ministry, coincides with volatile oil and gas activity shaping Fort St John’s growth and regional economics.
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Gary Norris
Vancouver
British Columbia
Information Services
NDP
Dave Barrett
Victoria
Calgary
Minnesota
Energy Ministry
Kamloops byelection sees small voters list
The returning officer for the May 14 provincial byelection in Kamloops notes a surprisingly small voters list with about 40 000 residents registered, down from 44 429 in 1979. The declines follow earlier lower totals in 1975 as the riding's population grew. A month-long BC elections campaign urged area residents to register.
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Victoria
Kamloops
Rafe Mair
Bill Bennett
B.C
Upset in Callahan civil case targets Regional District plan
The Callahan area near Charlie Lake recently won a civil suit against the Regional District over facility upgrades deemed non conforming. The district’s legal counsel continues its investigation as the committee pushes restructuring and potential dissolution of the regional government.
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Page al
Charlie Lake
Callahan
Stewart
Northeastern
B.C
Oil and gas rights sold in northeast British Columbia
The provincial energy ministry said Thursday it sold oil and gas rights to 81 parcels in northeastern B C for 11.5 million dollars. Bonus bids totaled 4 million on two permits, 1.9 million on drilling reservations, and 5.6 million on lease parcels.
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Susan Nowicki
Hobby Express
Eric Nicholson
Chelywnd
Lions Club
Susie Herman
Edmonton
Gloria Keller
Sharon (Stoski) Larsen
Penny Schreiber
Rhonda Keller
Susan Stoski
Lioness Club
Ja’s. Chater
Christine Pulver
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Alberta
Mrs
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the Elks Hall
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Gary Lowe
W.S. Metcalf
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Andrew Kiss
Prince George
Orivins
Wan
Aloo
Ernest Pfanner
Pitchin
Mayor’ S
Teamcorp Financial
Ashmead Mortgages Ltd
Dawson Creek
F.L.I.P
Frank Ashmead
Dawson
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Government of
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F.G. Craven
F.G. Ternent
G.F. Webb
Northern Lights College
the Office of Personnel Services
8Th
Shane Larsen
D&g Jewllery
Dori
Gene Martin
Shane
Hudson Hope
Goldcap Motor Inn
T.V
Telex
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Prince George, B.C
M.C.E
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P.O. Box
B.C. Voc
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VOC
Pine Cone Motor Inn
Chetwynd Hospital
Olga Kennedy
Jim
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Kennedy
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Elna
Rodeo
McCall's Patterns