Nominations for Citizen of the Year 1986 rules issued
Organizations or two people may nominate a candidate with a brief detailing outstanding community contributions in 1986 project work qualities and activities. Nominations must be in by noon October 16 1986 in a sealed envelope to the Citizen of the Year Committee at the Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce. The committee comprises one chamber member one district council member one ministerial association member and one member chosen by the three.
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Chetwynd and District
Chamber of Commerce
District of Chetwynd Council
Ministerial Association
WCB Assessment Cuts Plus Fraser Bridge Opening
Labour Minister Terry Segarty announced nearly 13 million in workers compensation assessment reductions for 26 categories as the WCB reports a debt free position since 1971 and improved injury rates. Premier Vander Zalm opened the 444 million Alex Fraser Bridge naming it for minister Alex Fraser.
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B.C
Labour
Terry Segarty
WCB
Alex Fraser
Annacis
Fraser River
Bill Vander Zalm
Transportation and Highways
Daytime Headlights Urged By Nurses Association
The South Peace Chapter of the Registered Nurses Association of British Columbia urges motorists to use headlights daytime to reduce injuries and deaths. Pollyanne Moorman notes the move lowers collision risk, citing Transport Canada data of a 22 percent reduction for fleet operators. Delegates from 27,000 nurses passed a resolution backing low beam daytime headlights.
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South Peace
Registered Nurses Association of
B.C
Pollyanne Moorman
Transport Canada
Finland
Association
Burns in children demand urgent care and specialized treatment
Dr. Bob Young explains that burns in children are common and dangerous, often from scalds and flames. Intravenous fluids, early burn units, and skin grafting shape prognosis, with infection and fluid loss as major death causes. Scarring also affects social life and psychology. Info/Health is supported by the British Columbia Medical Association.
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Bob Young
The
British Columbia Medical Association
Open House and Fire Drill News From Chetwynd Centre
The Chetwynd Women’s Resource Society invites the public to an open house at 4760 Wabi Crescent on October 8 from 1 to 3 PM with coffee, programme materials, and Take-A-Break activities for women and kids. Also, Fire Chief Bryan King calls for Family Fire Drill during National Fire Prevention Week October 5–11 with events and a Fire Chief for a Day program at local schools.
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The
Chetwynd Women’s Resource Society
Women’s Resource Centre
Wabi Crescent
Red Rooster
Chetwynd
Bryan King
King
Canada
All Candidates Forum in Chetwynd October 16
Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce invites voters to an all candidates forum before the October 22 provincial election. The event starts at 8:00 pm on Thursday October 16 at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall Chetwynd with invited candidates Jack Weisgerber Hugh Cooper Peter Diemert and any other South Peace Riding hopefuls. One candidate will become MLA to represent residents in Victoria.
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Hugh Curtis
B.C. Buildings Corp
Bill Vander Zalm
Vancouver
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IFC Vancouver
B.C
North America
Chetwynd
Social Credit
Hugh Cooper
New Democratic Party
Peter Diemert
Progressive Conservative
South Peace
Victoria
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Richmond
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Nanaimo
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Prince George
Williams Lake
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Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce
All Candidates Forum
British Columbia
Fem Yccaunueliers
South Peace River
Legislative Assembly
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