Hudson's Hope council reviews arena by law and new hall plan
Last night council met with no quorum on August 3 and discussed arena by law again. Taxpayers questioned Hydro funding and a planned extension to the community hall. An advisory planning commission was approved and the district will seek ARDA aid. Thompson subdivision water project priced at 135000 dollars, and Fay Lavallee becomes clerk treasurer August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Kosolowsky
B.C. Hydro
Hydro
Tex MacKeigan
John Croockewit
Dave Scorey
Croockewit
Department of Municipal Affairs
District of Hudson’s Hope
Nick White
Ald
Trudy Hieber
Hodgkinson
Roger Porter
Arda
Thompson
W.J. Franci and Associates
Edmonton
Testing for coal at stockpiles near village and Sukunka mine
Tests are conducted on two coal stockpiles beside the railway east of the Village and on one stockpile at the Sukunka mine site to assess quality and quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sukunka
COSY organizes youth group meeting in Chetwynd
Sept 1 at 7 30 pm in Room 10 at Chetwynd Elementary Secondary School marks the founding of the Chetwynd Organization Supporting Youth COSY. The group aims to let teens shape activities they want and benefit from peers efforts inviting participation and input. Contact CST Kochems at 788 9221 or write P O Box 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetwynd
Chetwynd Organization Supporting Youth
COSY
Chewynd
Cst
Kochems
P.O. Box
B.C
Village zoning hearing opposes apartment block across street
Residents argued increased noise and devaluation from By law 185,1977 reclassifying area from residential A to B to permit a 30 unit apartment across from Seventh Day Adventist Church. Canfor Ltd representatives described a five year vacancy plan for Canfor employees amid traffic and upkeep concerns from neighbours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Alderman Dunn
H. Smith
B. Shirley
Canfor Ltd
Smith
Chetwynd
Canfor
Land commission to visit Hasler Flats area
The B C Land Commission plans a site visit to Hasler Flats amid an investigation of the Hasler application. A field worker will survey this week as residents question why 300 acres are set aside while Westcoast officials had indicated only 10 to 15 acres for the plant and 5 to 10 more for storage. Guichon of West Coast Transmission urged Hasler citizens to list discrepancies in the National Energy Board filing, noting an addendum report is being prepared to address several issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Land Commission
Hasler
Westcoast
Guichon
Westcoast Transmission Co. Ltd
National Energy Board
Candy striper Clara Gonwick honored by hospital auxiliary
Clara Gonwick received a Certificate of Appreciation and a charm bracelet from Chetwynd Hospital Auxiliary for four years of Candy Striper service totaling 287 hours. She spent a summer in a student program at the hospital. Advisory committee chaired by the council discussed apartment plans, regulations, and buffer zones with contractor input on tree removals. Mayor Lasser noted the subdivision plan’s third reading was pending, delaying action at the August 16 council session. Schmok relayed softer- opposed sentiments from a delegation at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Gonwick
Chetwynd Hospital
Clara
Lasser
Ald. Schmok
Chamber avoids stance on Hasler location pending data
Chetywnd Chamber of Commerce Industrial Development Committee members led by John Jackman and Mayor Lasser visited Prince George last October to urge placing a scrubbing plant at the Pine and Sukunka Rivers junction. With the Environmental Impact Study released, officials weigh technical details before a formal position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheywynd Chamber of Commerce
Hasler
Chamber of Commerce
Sukunka
Westcoast Transmission Ltd
Open House Promises Beauty of British Columbia Visit
Tourists praise the area as indescribably beautiful while a BC volleyball camp in Williams Lake draws 350 students and 82 coaches for three sessions. Brenda Martin and other local players join drills as four top international coaches help lead the program funded in part by a provincial fitness and amateur sport fund. The chamber weighs a proposed plant location and notes no decision yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Martin
Hudson Hope
B.C. Volleyball Association
Williams Lake
B.C
North America
Brenda Cline
Leslie Sarauer
Allan Martin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Council
Hugh Hodgkinson
Community Hall Development Society
Ald. McWilliams
Alwin Holland Park
Department of Highways
Farrell Creek
Highways
Department of
Fay Lavallee
Chetwynd Motors
1970 Ltd
Propane
Wm. Kelm
A (Butch) Gerry
G. Kelm
Gerry
Coucil
Ald. Hoover
Hasler Flats
Shirley
Hudson's Hope
England
Seattle
Switzerland
Idaho
Germany
Alaska
California
Washington
New Zea
Land
Tokyo
Sso
Peace River Mortgages
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!