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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Feb 28, 1979

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Public hearings urged on Site C dam floods farms

The People's Food Commission met with B C Agriculture Minister Cyril Shelford in Dawson Creek on February 21 to demand official public hearings into B C Hydro's dam proposal that would flood 50 000 acres of farmland and erase several Peace River Valley communities. Nearly a hundred residents in Hudson's Hope voiced fears over environmental and social impacts, led by Peggy Staton who warned that at stake is Site C and the flooding of thousands of acres.

People’s Food Commission B.C. Agriculture Cyril Shelford Dawson Creek B.C. Hydro Peace River Valley Hudson’s Hope Peggy Staton

Chetwynd adopts BC Tel electronic switch network

The 3500 residents of Chetwynd and nearby areas join the new 1.5 million BC Tel system introducing Automatic Number Identification and touch calling. The switch completed in five minutes with auto long distance processing and safeguards including mobile response vehicles and direct hospital and fire line checks.

Chetwynd B.C. Tel Hazler Flats Jackfish Lake Moberly Lake

Transportation fund for rail and urban projects announced

A $24,667,000 master agreement to fund railway grade separation and urban transportation projects in British Columbia over five years was announced by Minister Alex V. Fraser and federal Transport Minister Otto Lang. The program runs April 1978 to March 1983 and will focus on grade separation on municipal and provincial highways and urban railway lines.

British Columbia Transportation, Communications and Highways Alex V. Fraser Otto Lang Fraser

Snowmobile Stolen From Chetwynd Residence Recovered

Police report that Delbert Rosendahl of Chetwynd notified theft of a snowmobile from his home in the early morning. The snowmobile was later recovered and investigators continue with follow up inquiries.

Delbert Rosendahl Chetwynd

Mental Health Centre Opens in Dawson Creek Area

The new Mental Health Centre welcomes psychiatrists Dr Kathleen McPherson and psychologist Dr Gordon Lowe, arriving after a two day delay caused by winter. They plan to share time between Dawson Creek and Fort St John while exploring services, with Outreach Psychiatric Program continuing until May and possible expansion later.

Kathleen McPherson Gordon Lowe Pine Pass Victoria Kathy de Witt Dawson Creek and District Hospital Dawson Creek Fort St John Lowe Dawson Creek Hospital McPherson

Three boys chosen for International Jamboree

The Chetwynd 8th group Boy Scouts held the Lord Baden Powell Dinner using the Declaration of the Rights of the Child as its theme. Scouts, leaders, and Legion members celebrated, awarded five year certificates, and announced Sweden Denmark jamboree plans for July 3 25 with several local youths selected.

United Nations Lord Baden Powell Chetwynd Boy Scouts Canada Darlene Swanton Grace Father Jungbluth Legion Branch No Lee McAvany R. Larsen Bob Shirley Legion Branch No. 258 Lasser Shane Conn Windrem School Bunne Hoffman P.R Ralph Larsen Bill O’doherty Albert Rosendahl Legion Legion No. 258 Boy Scouts of Windrem Conn Larsen Bozarth Legion and Auxiliary Mary Wilson O’doherty Andy Campbell Kevin Martin Ricky Rosendahl Ron Bettin Tim Martin Rickey Rosendahl Raymond Westerlaken Sweden Denmark

Diesel shortage rattles fuel flow to Dawson Creek area

The Taylor refinery 45 miles from Dawson Creek and Burnaby 750 miles away supply diesel via Gulf and Pacific agents. Gulf says when Taylor runs short, Edmonton is tapped, though Edmonton’s capacity is strained and Burnaby supplies are rising. Pacific’s Jon Thomsen notes persistent tightness for over a month, with Taylor output dwindling. Shell’s Aleck Fawdrey also reports impact.

Taylor Dawson Creek Burnaby B.C Gulf Tom Parsons Edmonton Parsons Shell Texaco Pacific Jon Thomsen Pacific 66 Aleck Fawdrey

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