Illegal removal of moose antlers sparks conservation notice
Maureen Gammon reported a dead bull moose found in Moberly Lake near Yips subdivision on October 4 1988 with its antlers removed illegally before October 11. Authorities warn killing or removing any part of wildlife without a permit, remind meat salvage practices, and urge reporting of injured or dead animals to the Conservation Office 788 3611.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maureen Gammon
Moberly Lake
Yips Subdivision
Chetwynd
Evangelical Free Church
Conservation Office
Bruce Taylor
Canfor
Hudson’s Hope
Farrell Creek
Robes Creek Road
Community Focus: Chetwynd Legion 258 Gives Back
The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 258 in Chetwynd funds community programs through weekly bingos hall rentals and Remembrance Day campaigns. By August 1988 it donated 23119 dollars to local groups including hospitals, youth teams, seniors and veterans while relying on volunteer efforts and the Poppy Campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maureen Gammon
Royal Canadian Legion
Canada
Royal Canadian Legion Service Bureau
Royal Canadian Legions
Legion
Chetwynd
Chet
General Hospital
United States
West Germany
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Two pulpwood proposals for Fort Nelson seek approval
The British Columbia Forest Service received two pulpwood proposals for Fort Nelson timber supply area. Trans North Developments Ltd. and Tackama Forest Products Ltd., both of Fort Nelson, want use of aspen and other species. Proposals available for viewing Oct 19 to Nov 16, 1988 in Victoria, Prince George, and Fort Nelson offices. Submissions due by Dec 4, 1988. public hearing set for Dec 14, 1988 at Fort Nelson Community Centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia Forest Service
Fort Nelson
Dave Parker
Trans North Developments Ltd
Tackama Forest Products Ltd
Victoria
Prince George
Parker
Government Street
Timber stumpage rates adjusted for Oct 1988 to Dec 1988
Forests Minister Dave Parker announced quarterly timber charges for October 1 to December 31, 1988. Coast rates rise while interior rates fall, reflecting updated lumber price indices from Statistics Canada. Annual government revenue is expected to fall by 12 million, with interior down 20 million and coast up 8 million. Next adjustment January 1, 1989.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Parker
Canada
Parker
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Windrem
Nalia
Spenst Hauber
Miss Johnson
Trevor Mosher
Jon Martin
Dan Miscisco
Chetwynd Secondary
Miscisco
Pine Valley
8Th South Peace
Kidney Foundation
Annettes School of Baton
Prince Philip Appeal
Shaughnessy Vets Hospital
Little Giant
Air Cadets
Prince George Forest Region
4Th Avenue
Fort Nelson Forest District
Alaska Highway
Wathe
Echo
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