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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Aug 15, 1984

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Voters List Registration and Election Dates

The Court of Revision for the Federal Election will be held August 15 to 17 at Cal Temple residence in the Rodeo Grounds area. Election Day is September 4 at The Royal Canadian Legion from 8am to 8pm. Advance Polls run Saturday August 25, Monday August 27, and Tuesday August 28. All Canadian citizens 18 or older are eligible to vote.

Cal Temple Rodeo Grounds Royal Canadian Moberly Lake Nanaimo

Building Permits Rise in Chetwynd for July

Total July permits in Chetwynd reached 156000 with two single family permits valued at 127000 and two mobile permits totaling 20000 plus one mobile addition permit for 9000. Year to date building permits stand at 860000, down from 937500 for the same period in 1983.

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ATV warning and voter list enforcement near Chetwynd airstrip

The District of Chetwynd and the RCMP warn that all terrain vehicles using the Chetwynd airstrip pose danger to riders and aircraft. Regulated patrols will log riders’ names on the voters list. Contact the Deputy Returning Officer D Temple at 788-3576 or reach area enumerators for information.

Chetwynd R.C.M.P Deputy Returning Office D. Temple

Opening Blast Marks Quintette Mine Opening

Quintette Coal Limited held an August 10 1984 opening blast for Canadas largest surface coal mine. Crowds of hundreds watched from 6000 feet up at McConkey. Dignitaries including Bill Bennett Roman and Cliff Frame attended as Japanese and European officials joined BC and Canadian peers in celebratory remarks and a ribbon cutting.

Quintette Coal Limited Peace River Tumbler Ridge Roman C.E.O Denison Mr. Frame C.O.O Don Phillips Canadas McConkey Pit Bunne Hoffman Quintette Coal Limited Canada McConkey T. Conway O.M.I Quintette British Columbia Bill Bennett Cliff Frame Don Philips Japan Europe Northmount Catering Wayne Primeau Denison Mines Limited Quintettes Quintette Coal Rocky Mountain

RCMP safety blitz kicks off August weekend in B C

A safety blitz runs August 19 to September 3 with road checks focusing on seat belts and impaired driving. Expect more impairment charges due to a Supreme Court ruling on 24 hour suspensions. Also notes coal reserves near McLeod Chetwynd and Quintette project data.

Supreme Court

Legion donors back Kelly Jackson fund in Peace River district

The Ladies Auxiliary to Legion Branch 258 in Chetwynd donated 250 dollars to the Kelly Jackson fund and challenged others to meet or beat it. Campaigns led by the Dawson Creek Lions Club gather regional support for four year old Kelly Jackson, daughter of Jim and Denise Jackson, suffering an aneurysm. The family seeks about 50 thousand dollars for travel and lodging, with 30 thousand for the operation at Methodist Hospital in Huston scheduled for August 14. Donations accepted at Bank of Nova Scotia, Bank of Commerce, Lake View Credit Union, and Ricky's Pancake House.

Ladies of the Ladies Auxilary Legion Branch June Kolesky Jackie Unger Kelly,Jackson Fund Chetwynd Bank of Commerce Carla Best Ladies Auxiliary Legion Branch No Kelly Jackson Jackson Sunrise Valley Kelly Jim Denise Jackson Methodist Hospital Huston Bank of Nova Scotia The Lake View Credit Union Ricky’s Pancake House

Hudson Hope marks 180th birthday and dam milestones

Hudson Hope marks 180th anniversary and 25 years since WAC Bennett Dam start plus 20 years since incorporation. June 28 to July 7, 1985 festival events across Peace River region include oldtimers hockey, curling, fishing derby, dances, art show and a play.

Hudson’s Hope Peace River Fort St. John B.C Peace Country Wac Bennett Dam Hudson Hope B.C. Voc

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