Mayor Takes Oath as Village Council Inaugurates Term
The new Village Council of Chetwynd holds its inaugural meeting on Monday December 3rd with Mayor Ernest Pfanner and Aldermen Carol Dar and Vern Braaten sworn in by Clerk Administrator Andy Teslyk. Pfanner outlines goals including street and airport upgrades, a curling rink, and a library while committees are appointed for the year.
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Andy Teslyk
Ernest Pfanner
Carol Dar
Vern Braaten
Pfanner
Charles Lasser
Chetwynd
Tenders called for bridge approaches at Pine River
Tenders have been called for grading the approaches to the Pine River Bridge on the new route south from Chetwynd toward Tumbler Ridge. The announcement came today from the Minister of …
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Victoria
Pine River Bridge
Chetwynd
Tumbler Ridge
Don Phillips
Alex Fraser
Christmas music program in Chetwynd extends invite
Residents of Chetwynd may attend a December 18 evening program at the Highschool featuring three ensembles under Herg Raake plus the Community Choir led by Merrill Flewelling. A silver collection funds local development while plans describe highway and railway bridge approaches, road reconstructions, and spur dykes.
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Chetwynd
Herg Raake
Merrill Flewelling
Winds damage Cantor burner at mill causing days off
High winds last Wednesday damaged the Cantor burner at the mill, with about a third of the structure torn from its foundation. The fire department responded at 7:30 pm as a precaution. Repairs estimated near 10 000, possible 150 000 for a full replacement, two week shutdown.
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Canfor
Chetwynd
Cantor
Ward Steele Erectors of
Prince George
Bert
McGraw
Convict booth vandals face probation and restitution
New Westminster resident Helen Bennie received a $50 reward from B C Tel for tipping police on two men who damaged a telephone booth. Eugene Morgan of New Westminster and James Clark of Port Moody were convicted of public mischief, given eight months probation, 50 hours community service, and ordered to pay restitution for about $100 in damages and service disruption.
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New Westminster
Helen Bennie
B.C.- Tel
Bob McLuckie
Eugene Morgan
James Clark
Port Moody
Water Power Debate Clarifies Capacity and Energy
Hydro chairman Robert Bonner told the Nanaimo Rotary Club that B C Hydro’s capacity is a misnomer as energy depends on water stored behind dams. He explained capacity is theoretical plant output while actual energy relies on reservoir water and natural inflow.
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B.C. Hydro
Hydro
Robert Bonner
Nanaimo Rotary Club
Bonner
Provinces restaurants have a bonanza September in BC
Tourism data show BC restaurant sales hit a record 36.1 million in September, up 15.5 percent from a year earlier and the first time monthly sales topped 30 million. Nine month total rose to 248.1 million, up 11.4 percent, while August room gains reached 24.5 percent. Overseas visitors and bus, plane, train travel also up. Vancouver Island ferry riders rose 5.8 percent in September.
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B.C
Don Phillips
U.S
Vancouver Island
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Court of Revision
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C.A
Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
Clancy,Valah and Co
Cosburn, Karen and Co
Lone Prairie Road
Sukunka
British Columbia
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Tech Corporation
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Denison Mines
Quintette
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Tourism B.C
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Nevime
TV Trust Fund
George Vau
Chamber of Commerce
Heinz Mueller
H. & G. General Contractors Ltd
Haldur
Vancouver
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