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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Sep 18, 1989

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2

Pine Valley Seniors Crown NRA Finals Rodeo Success

The NRA Finals Rodeo at Pine Valley concluded with high scores and strong praise at the Awards Banquet. A 92 bull riding score set a new mark for the NRA and possibly the Canadian Amateur Rodeo scene, while organizers TARLA BREWSTER CONNIE BEEK and volunteers, including JESS CHANCE and the REUTZER family, received special thanks for delivering a successful event at the Multiplex venue.

NRA Tarla Brewster Connie Beek Additin Jess Chance Floyd Hudson Ray Schreiber Ray Fowler Wayne Way Reutzer Ropettes

Private Sector Support for Project '92 Gains Backing

At a Fort St. John board meeting on August 30, business leader Charles Kux-Kardos of the Alaska Cafe & Hotel voiced strong support for Project '92 Alaska Highway 50th Anniversary Celebrations. He pledged encouragement and noted a record tourist summer, highlighting planned Alaska Hotel and Dew Drop Inn upgrades and Alaska Highway Theme Rooms by 1992. He also named Project 92 BC Society as a Half-Back Promotion recipient and praised growing private sector interest along the highway.

Fort St. John Charles Kux-Kardos Alaska Cafe & Hotel North Heidy Alaska Charles BC Lottery Corporation Don Marshall Alaska Highway

British Columbia Introduces Revised Farm Income Insurance Plan

British Columbia unveils a revised Farm Income Insurance program replacing earlier plans. The province estimates FII funding for 1989 90 will exceed 5 million dollars, with FIT payments for yearlings and slaughter cattle, plus subsidies under the National Tripartite Stabilization program. An estimated 1500 cattle producers with farm receipts above 225 million are expected to join, applications due October 31 1989.

British Columbia John Savage Agriculture and Fisheries FII Savage BC Cattlemen’s Association

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