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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Dec 18, 1974

Page

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Court news Drivers pay fines

During November 1974, voluntary penalties were paid for various infractions. Names include Barry L. Bishop, Raymond P. Goldade, Garry Merrick, Tom Robert Wolfe, Clifford W. Ollenburger, Bruce E. Gurskey, Edward Thornett, William Vermont, Kenneth Watson, and Stephen Kelly Burns of Chetwynd B C. Burns pled guilty in Chetwynd Provincial Court on December 5, 1974 to overweight and oversize charges from October 9 1974, receiving fines of 550 and 35 dollars respectively.

Barry L. Bishop Raymond P. Goldade Garry Merrick Tom Robert Wolfe Clifford W. Ollenburger Bruce E. Gurskey Edward Thornett William Vermont Kenneth Watson Stephen Kelly Burns Chetwynd B.C T. Mitchell

District field trips prompt trustee probe report

District schools plan numerous trips across Canada and Europe with a total estimated cost of 93 565 dollars. Trustees questioned growth, noting many classes seek outings to Vancouver Victoria England Scotland Edmonton Prince Rupert Paris and Prince George with sports teams and French classes highlighted among sizable expenditures.

England Scotland Paris Vancouver Victoria South Peace

B C Rail labor dispute stalls Northern Interior economy

John Jackman of the Chetwynd Chamber complains the Barrett Administration’s inaction stalls Interior and Northern B C Rail employees settlement. He warns the strike threatens record unemployment and worsens the regional economy as Premier Barrett and Labour Minister King face pressure.

Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce John Jackman B.C Barrett King Interior Northern Jackman Chamber of Commerce Labour

Pre Christmas Visit Delights Elks Hall Children

Jay Wallace Santa Clause made a pre Christmas visit on Saturday evening when he arrived to hand out treats to the children gathered at the Elks Hall for the Elks and

Santa Clause Elks Hall The Elks Santa Justyn Grovius

Christmas party and holiday greetings across the province

Local notices celebrate anniversaries and gatherings from Tunne’s to the Anglican Ladies WA Christmas party. Families plan visits, a bridesmaid heads to Australia, and hospital staff host carols and a pot luck dinner. Community members share greetings and news of travel and work.

Chetwynd Hospital

Chetwynd Stores Announce Holiday Hours

The retail merchants of Chetwynd list Wednesday December 18 hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Closed December 25 26 and January 1 2.

Chetwynd

Hudson's Hope Council reviews backyard businesses and trailer lots

Hudson's Hope undergoes staff changes with Billie Blancher acting clerk treasurer. December council debate centers on backyard businesses in residential zones and property value impact. Early 1975 will see study of rules and licence fees, plus Site One related trailer space permits and lot improvements responsibilities.

Hudson's Hope Billie Blancher Hudson’s Hope District of Hudson’s Hope

Xmas Light-Up Brings Chetwynd Homes and Businesses Bright

Village lights up for Christmas as homes and shops in Chetwynd twinkle. Residents within five miles are urged to switch on lights for the season. Annual awards offer four plaques by the Chamber of Commerce for commercial and home displays. Judging runs Dec 24 to Jan 1 with criteria including best use of lights original display and decorative appeal.

Chetwynd Merce

Holiday season traffic checkpoints begin December 13 1974

Police plan alcohol sobriety checks from Friday December 13 1974 to Thursday January 2 1975 to deter drinking drivers and remove them from highways.

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