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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jan 27, 1982

Page

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Decision on village neighbourhood pub pending by council

Council will decide at the next meeting whether to proceed with proposals for a neighbourhood pub in the Rodeo Subdivision. Halgar Holdings presented petition results showing 74 contacted, 54 approvals, 18 objections, 2 undecided, with landowners approving 54.5 percent. A by law is required before Liquor Control Board application.

Williard Dunn Halgar Holdings Rodeo Liquor Control Board Dunn Lasser Chetwynd

Civic Night Speaker and Year’s Citizen Named in Chetwynd

Basford guest speaker Ron Basford BC Coal Co Ordinator will headline Civic Night with attendees from Teck Mining Group PRAHTA Regional District and local officials. The Citizen of the Year 1981 will be announced and swearing in ceremonies held in Our Lady of Peace Church hall.

Ron Basford B.C John Anderson Teck Mining Group Bill Moore Quintette Mining P.R.A.H.T.A Chamber of Commerce Our Lady of Peace Church Rodeo Subdivision Heinz Mueller M.C Lasser Chetwynd

Alaska Highway tourist group meets council on plans

Vivid briefing by Sequens Managing Director of P R A H T A outlines actions for tourism in Peace River area. He notes a stamp to mark the Alaska Highway 40th anniversary and a planned visit by Governor General Schreyer during the 20 month celebration. Council invites attendees while Mayor Lasser cannot attend. Discussion covers snowblower purchase for airport removal and the Summer Canada Student Employment Program 1982 rules. A meeting is set for Tuesday January 27 at 8 00 a.m. to discuss airport matters.

Dick Sequens Peace River Alaska Highway Tourist Association Sequens P.R.A.H.T.A Blue Sky Lasser Chetwynd Echo General Schreyer Council Canada

Tumbler Ridge debate over misinfo and taxes clarified

Walsh accuses MP Oberle of misinformation on funding for Tumbler Ridge projects while pledging that Fort St. John taxpayers will not face higher regional taxes. He cites job figures and tax bases, defends the health centre plan, and notes broader council concerns including airport upkeep and a $13,000 heritage grant.

Pat Walsh Tumbler Ridge Frank Oberle Walsh Fort St. John Oberle Alaska Highway News Council Rockies WA Soychuk McElhanney

Twidwell Bend Bridge Tender Called for North East Coal Road

Tender call announced for a 158.6 metre bridge on the North East Coal Development Road at Pine River, 10 kilometres south of Chetwynd. Construction includes four spans of about 39.65 metres with five girders per span, steel plate or prestressed concrete options, reinforced concrete deck, H-pile abutments, three river piers, and completion by November 30, 1982.

Twidwell Bend North East Fraser Industry and Don Phillips South Peace River Tumbler Ridge

Explosion at Sukunka Road Camp Burns Duncan Man

January accident at Goodbrand Construction Camp mile 70 Sukunka Road injures James Merrell of Duncan British Columbia. Merrell, a Northmont Caterers employee, was lighting a propane heater while an Arctic Propane worker refueled tanks when a gas leak ignited. He was taken to Prince George Hospital for burns to face hands and arms.

James Merrell Duncan B.C Goodbrand Sukunka Road Merrell Northmont Caterers Artic Propane Artic

Local Students Plan Barkerville Overnight Trip

Moberly Lake Elementary School Grade 3 4 and 5 students will travel to Barkerville for a three night overnight trip planned for June 8. The chaperoned excursion will depart for Prince George first day visiting the Library Art Gallery and Police Station with evening swimming and a show before returning.

The Echo Moberly Lake Barkerville Prince George

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Mr. Gordon Willard Dunn Dejong Braaten Wilson Little Prairie Heritage Society B.C. Heritage Trust Society Chetwynd and Area Resources Development Committee John Jackman Dale Jenson Tom Wilson Jr Foothills Dawson Creek Northern Lights College M.L.A Schmok Ja’s Burns Vancouver R.C.M.P Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce Civic Night Our Lady of Peace Hall
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