Federal All Candidates Forum in Chetwynd
Alderman Bob Shirley moderated the October 26 1988 Federal All Candidates Forum in the Recreation Centre Chetwynd attended by five of six Prince George Peace River riding candidates Alan Timberlake NDP Jay Hill Reform Frank Oberle Conservative Howard Karps Independent and Jacques Montezun Liberal Missing was Lorne Backus Confederation of Regions Timberlake urged lower interest rates deficit reduction and job creation while criticizing Mulroney era tax plans Hill promoted western representation and reform accountability Oberle touted Conservative fiscal record and northern tax allowances Karps urged free trade and national wage concerns Montezun a Liberal candidate criticized the government and debt noting 130 billion and called for fairness after Q A sessions focusing on taxes abortion and defence.
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Bob Shirley
Chetwynd
Recreation Centre
Prince George
Peace River
Alan Timberlake
NDP
Jay Hill
Reform Party
Frank Oberle
M.P
Howard Karps
Jacques Montezun
Lorne Backus
Confederation of Regions
Alan Timerlake
NDP Cadidate
Timberlake
Mulroney
U.S
B.C
Ottawa
Quebec
Ontario
New Democrates
Founding of Chetwynd Women's Resource Centre
The Chetwynd Women’s Resource Centre began from the Women’s Access Program in Dawson Creek in 1981. Community volunteers organized a meeting driven by devoted local women to establish the centre.
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Women’s Resource Centre
Chetwynd
Northern Light’s College
Chetwynd Women’s Council
Women’s Council
Zion Church
Anglican
B.C
Chetwynd Women’s Resource Society
Canada
C.M.H.C
Ron Will
Bank of Nova Scotia
Chetwynd Women’s Resource Centre
Cnetre
No accommodation crisis as Chetwynd expects busy next summer
Motel owners in Chetwynd warn there will be insufficient rooms next summer due to construction and gas exploration crews. They say daily bookings make predicting occupancy impossible, with past summers forcing tour groups to double up. The Chamber plans a February meeting to address the issue.
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Chetwynd
1989 Tax Assessment Controversy At Chetwynd Council
At a special meeting on October 31 1988 the council moved to appeal Chetwynd BC Assessment roll for 1989 due to large increases and decreases in property taxes. The authority deducted 5 million from 1988 roll, 2 million more than 1987. the district’s current roll matches 1978 levels amid 10 to 20 percent value swings.
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Chetwynd
B.C. Assessment Authority
B.C
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Federal
All Candidates Forum
Maureen Gammon
Hill
Common Sense
Oberle
Conservative Party
Ninteen
Howard Kards
Japan
Smithers
Jacques Monilezun
Liberal Party
Montezun
Dawson Creek
Monlezun
Cadidate
Hills
Card
Timblerlake
Women's Resource Centre
Brenda Massey
Joan Oberle
Jean Pohl
Lise Waldie
Lesley Sutton
Frank
Joan
Echo
Legal
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