All Candidates Forum in Chetwynd Hears Pool Plans
The Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce hosted a November 10 All Candidates Forum in the Rec Centre new hall. Bernice Van Sickle introduced speakers as Jean Hicks Terry Lanky and Pat Lenard presented the pool referendum with slides. Questions covered diving boards pool hours and costs. Mayor Lasser spoke on mills roads and social services. Alderman Hinton also addressed the gathering.
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Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce
Rec Centre
Toppins
Bernice van Sickle
Chamber of Commerce
Bill Pope Mc’d
Pool Committee
Jean Hicks
Terry Lanky
Pat Lenard
Chetwynd
The
Glyn Rogers
Art
Willard Dunn
Dunn
Bob Trail
Dawson Creek
Northern Lights College Hosts Elderhostel Visit in 1988
Northern Lights College plans an Elderhostel program June 19 to 25 1988 with a target of 40 participants. The college will arrange food and courses with Pine Cone Restaurant providing lodging and meals. Elderhostel guests typically spend 100 to 300 dollars weekly on cosmetics health aids and souvenirs, potentially boosting local tourism by about 12000 dollars for the week. Community support for evening entertainment tours and ideas is welcomed.
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U.S
Canada
Northern Lights College
B.C
NLC
Pine Cone
Elderhostel
Chetwynd
Chetwynd Aldermen Candidates Map Aims And Outlook
The piece profiles Bert, Willard Dunn, Jack Hannam, Ron Smith, Jake Bergen, Brian Baker and Alderman Ken Bettin. It lists each candidate’s years in town and roles, plus their aims including council cooperation, street upgrades, ambulance service, downtown revitalization, drug and alcohol services, education, economic development, and infrastructure like paving and sewers. Page four continues.
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Chetwynd
Brian Baker
Napoleon
Ron Smith
Pauline Huska
Jack
John) Hannam
Ken Bettin
Jake Bergen
Charles Lasser
Casey Hillton
Willard Dunn
Oberle touts Free Trade deal to Chetwynd residents
MP Frank Oberle described the Canada U.S. free trade pact as a historic opportunity, detailing a 10 year tariff elimination and a joint tribunal to set rules after five years. He warned horticulture could face competition and outlined possible tax reforms to offset tariff losses. The plan awaits Senate and Congress approval with a $12 million public campaign planned.
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Norm Picce
Frank Oberle
Chetwynd
Recreation Centre
Canada
U.S
Science and Technology
Oberle
Senate
Congress
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Hart Hwy
Casey Hinton
Lorraine Dotson
Bert
Tumbler Ridge
Boundry
Jack Hannam
Cantor
Munch
Rodeo Grounds
Chetwynd Hotel
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