Tumbler Ridge School growth and shifting class plans 1982 1984
A historical record outlines Tumbler Ridge School developments from 1982 to 1984 including modular facilities, staff changes, and student population growth. It details kindergarten to grade 12 enrollment, expansions, shifts in class structure, and ongoing negotiations with the Ministry of Education for new space. It notes parent meetings, trustee involvement, and potential use of trailers and partial shifts to manage crowding.
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Tumbler Ridge
Fort St. John
Original Modular School
Board of School Trustees
Minister of Education
Ministry of Education
Victoria
Tumbler’ Ridge
R. McDowell
Canfor Cuts Losses on Strong Pulp Demand and Financing
Canfor reports third quarter results with Versatile Corporation backing. U.S. lumber prices stay low while offshore exports suffer due to a strong dollar. Pulp production hits record levels though prices weaken. a $50 million financing via Canfor Capital Limited reduces short term debt. Howe Sound Pulp modernization ahead of schedule with September 1985 start.
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Filiate
Versatile Corporation
Versatile
Bentley
U.S
United States
Sack Kraft Paper
Coi
Canfor Capital Limited
Howe Sound
British Columbia GDP grows 1.5 per cent in 1983
BC’s 1983 GDP rose 1.5 per cent after a 5.1 per cent drop the prior year. The 45th edition of BC Finance’s Financial and Economic Review notes 1983-84 day to day government costs at 8.3 billion, up 11 per cent. Health and social services saw the largest cost increases. BC Ferries will run one sailing weekly between Prince Rupert and Port Hardy through next March 31, with ministers reexamining the plan from biweekly to better serve communities. Forest Minister Tom Waterland announces three appointments to his ministry.
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British Columbia
B.C
Financial and Economic Review
Finance
B.C. Ferries
Prince Rupert
Port Hardy
Transportation and Highways
Alex Fraser
Forest
Tom Waterland
Chetwynd council outlines bylaw and staff changes
Council reports two lighting options for housing at 1400, airport road repairs, and no cost estimates yet for a Chetwynd Float or Exhibition Park sign. Aldermen note Revitalization data satisfactory and ongoing dog bylaw and alcohol counselor work. A public terrain vehicle ban is planned, plus staff resignations and new appointments in provincial forestry agencies. An Emily Carr exhibition opens in Victoria. A Crown land policy publication is released, and BC ministers tour international venues to promote industry.
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Exhibition Park
Hoover
Stanley Associates
Alderman Temple
al MacPherson
Ressonsible
Ralph Robbins
B.C. Forest Service
Prince George
Wés Chestou
Emily Carr
Emily Carr Gallery
Ewhart St
Victoria
Ministry of Lands, Parks and Housing
Crown Land Administration
Tony Brummer
Ministry
Land and Housing
Fate and meet in eyes in this world apart
Civic elections loom this Saturday with voters urged to participate. Legion Branch 258 and Auxiliaries laid wreaths at Chetwynd Moberly Lake and Groundbirch cemeteries in tribute to departed comrades. Bunne Hoffman returned from Hong Kong and a tour of The Republic of China, meeting Wendy Yee’s relatives. Jim Best heard a buzzy mosquito sound at Willow Flats and muses on strains that endure below freezing. Ring for news at 788-2246.
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Legion Branch No. 258
Chetwynd
Moberly Lake
Groundbirch
Bunne Hoffman
Hong Kong
Republic of China
Jim Best
Willow Flats
Relocated Business Opens After Fire in Chetwynd
Mike Schmok of Chetwynd-Business Services says his relocation to 5208 North Access Suite 4 beside H and H Insurance is complete after last weekend’s fire. He reports all files intact and estimates contents loss at about 100000 dollars for Chetwynd Business Services and Cochrane's Law Office, while Schmok lost most belongings upstairs. Some pictures negatives and artwork may be salvaged. he praises the fire department and plans to reopen Tuesday with the same phone number, connected by November 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Schmok
Chetwynd — Business Services
North Access
H & H Insurance
Schmok
Chetwynd Business Services
Cochrane
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Tumbler Ridge Elementary
C. Parslow
J. Weingarten
B. Browns
D. Morgan
Canfor
Norway
Harley Koons
North Cariboo
Chamber of Commerce
Council Report
Chesley
A. Teslyk
D. Naumann
Naumann
Fernie
Sking Council
Jack Heinrich
Jim Carter
Indonesia
Canadian International Development Agency
Don Phillips
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
England
Ireland
Tahsis Lioness Club
Capital Mental Health Association of Victoria
Bunne
Susan Marr Spalding
Mabel
Danny Kwong
Wendy Yee
Peace River-Liard Regional
Federal Energy, Mines & Resources
Dawson Creek Energy Information Centre
Fort Nelson Fort St. John
Fort St. John Chetwynd
Ivar
Energy Information Centre
Dawson Creek
Northern Lights College
Hudson's Hope
Energy. Mines and Resources Canada
Energie. Mines of Ressources Canada
Canada
Peace River
Liard
Jackfish Community
Art Kelman
Sarah Cunningham
Government of Canada
Dyck
Henry Dyck
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