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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Apr 27, 1983

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Election candidates speak at public forum

At the Lion's Den forum Social Credit candidate Don Phillips outlined the North East Coal Development plans including 2,000 full time jobs at two major mines and warned BC would lose money if raw materials are sold abroad. NDP candidate Patrick Michiel criticized BC debt of 15 billion and argued for careful funding of health and education while supporting some megaproject employment for British Columbians.

Lion’s den Social Credit Don Phillips NDP Patrick Michiel North East B.C North America Phillips Michiel Chetwynd Peter Morrison Lions den Dixie Lee Social Credit Party

Community Service Worker Patty Dunn’s annual review

Patty Dunn presented her year end review at the District Council on April 19 1983 marking her last report as Community Service Worker for Chetwynd. Hours worked and completed were reported with several completed projects and programs cited including the school health topics and a transition of the citizens patrol to the Chamber of Commerce.

Patty Dunn Dunn Citizens Patrol Chamber of Commerce Council Chetwynd Lasser

Opposition to new golf course in Chetwynd discussed at council

At the District council meeting on April 19, representatives from the Moberly Lake District Golf Course voiced opposition to a proposed Chetwynd course. John Jackman Roy Cochrane Keith Playter and Faye Lindstrom argued against duplication, noting Moberly Lake plans an 18 hole facility with 5 playable holes this summer and eight years of planning. Alderman Braaten noted the Chetwynd plan is a five to six year effort prioritizing a putting green and driving range already.

Moberly Lake Chetwynd John Jackman Roy Cochrane Keith Playter Faye Lindstrom Moberly Lake and District Therr B.C Braaten

Child Found Drowned In Moberly River

Diane Louise Slater a three year old daughter of Susan Slater was found drowned in the Moberly River on April 19 after disappearing from home the previous day. An all night search by friends relatives RCMP tracking dogs and local PE P members located the body at 1 00 pm.

Diane Louise Slater Susan Slater Moberly R.C.M P.E.P

Oberle slams blue ribbon panel on forest strategy

Progressive Conservative MP Frank Oberle denounces the Government’s blue ribbon panel as an act of cynicism and a stall tactic. He questions the panel’s aims, notes prior strategy papers, and criticizes funding and motives amid ongoing forest industry decline.

Oberle Blue Ribbon Frank Oberle Industry, Trade and Commerce Ed Lumley Canada MacDonald Commission MacDonald Canadian Forest Service Environment Canada

Lions Birthday Calendar drives community support fundraiser

The Lions sell their 6th Annual Birthday Calendar to fund the Community Building Fund. For five dollars, families can list birthdays and anniversaries and receive a calendar with town club times, local emergency numbers, and community links. Lions members will call door to door through April 27. The Peace River Regional District opens a building complex on April 2 1983 and outlines functions in planning, inspection, waste disposal, recreation, and development.

Lion’s Chetwynd Lions Lion Peace River-Lia Peace River-Liar Department Municipal Affairs Regios

Summer Job Program Helps Nee Employers Hire Youth

Employers interested in hiring extra staff this summer should note a 1983 Summer Youth Employment Program offering wage reimbursements up to 2.50 per hour for at least 40 days through September 5, 1983. Representative Be Verhoven says applications are available two weeks, with good response, to boost youth skills and provincial economic recovery. Call Apprenticeship and Employment Training Programs, Ministry of Labour at 782-5296 or 1201 103rd Avenue, Daw Creek, B C.

Be Verhoven Rev. Verhovencourages 103Rd Avenue Daw Creek B.C

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Lass South Peace River Chetwynd Secondary School Forestry Service Trade and Commerce Cyrus Tara Vanlar Edmonton Africon Gus Vandermaelen Sharon Shane Larsen C.F.I
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