Large Shriner Convention slated for Dawson Creek and Fort St. John
The B C Yukon Shriners will hold a ceremonial convention in Fort St. John on September 19 and in Dawson Creek on September 20, with about 1000 attendees. Delegates will be housed in Dawson Creek. the event includes new member inductions and a 25th anniversary for the Dawson Creek club Mile Zero.
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B.C. Yukon
Shriners
Chetwynd
Shriners and Family
Rabban
Derek Whiles
Potentate
Ken Smith
Shrine
B.C
Whitehorse
Mile Zero Club
Dawson Creek
Shriner
Shrine Club
North America
North
Tor
Chief Rabban
Pontentate
Ken Browns
Mile Zero Shrine Club
Federal Bank to Boost Chetwynd Small Business Support
Frank Reiter of the Federal Business Development Bank says officers will visit Chetwynd regularly to offer financing and management assistance. Fort St John and Prince George staff will join to provide Case Counselling from 250 experts, with typical costs around 200 to 300 dollars for the assignment. Financing for viable proposals and small loans will be considered to aid local businesses.
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Chetwynd
Federal Business Development Bank
Frank Reiter
Echo
Ken Gevatkow
Carol Larson
Fort St. John _ branch
Jim Anhorn
Paul Williams
Prince George
Reiter
Btls Bats S
Tumbler Ridge
Vancouver
Federal Business Develpment Bank
Fort St. John
Northern BC tanning shop advertises hides processing
Gerald and Liz Letcher offer moose deer elk and steer hide tanning in Nor thern British Columbia. Prices include 30 for a deer hide and 75 for steer elk and moose. The process uses a drum fleshing pickle splitting dye oil staking to produce durable hides for small wares and gear.
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Gerald
Liz Letcher
British Columbia
Barney Hogg
Gerald Letcher
California
Combined road check near Chetwynd yields dozens of charges
A joint Chetwynd RCMP and Fish and Wildlife operation at the Pine Valley rest area west of Chetwynd on Highway 97 checked 443 vehicles over September 28 and 29. Results include 36 provincial charges, 57 warnings, and two narcotic control act charges, plus 13 hunter charges and several export and wildlife transport matters under investigation.
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Chetwynd Highway Patrol
RCMP
Fish and Wildlife Conservation Officers
Pine Valley
Chetwynd
Fish and Wildlife Officers
EC Development Committee Discusses Gas Prices
The Chetwynd Economic Development Committee met with gas station retailers and bulk plant operators on October 10 to address higher pump prices than nearby towns. Mayor Lasser Alderman Hicks John Jackman Paul Stewart and Anita Lunden heard industry input and will hold further meetings to craft a lobbying strategy for price competition.
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Chetwynd Economic Development Committee
Weather outlook with temperature and precipitation
Forecast shows Thursday low near minus four, high near six with 70 percent chance of precipitation. Friday warms to a high around eight with 40 percent chance of rain and mainly a few clouds. Saturday high about one, low near minus seven with 10 percent precipitation, then another mild day around seven with 20 percent rain. Normal for this time is low minus three, high six.
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Annette
Villager Casuals
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Beaverlodge
Alberta
The
Daughters of the Nile
Frank
Azu Mtn
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Boucher Lake Road