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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jul 06, 1999

Page

5

Chetwynd Echo invites readers to letter to editor

The Chetwynd Echo welcomes letters to the editor on any subject. Letters are edited for clarity taste legality and occasionally length. Unsigned letters will not be published. include address and phone for verification by mail or fax to Box 750 Chetwynd BC VOC 110 or Fax 250 788 9988.

Town hall critique on Chetwynd street numbering system

Paul Whiteside argues against renaming streets, praising the Roman style numeric addressing used in Chetwynd. He notes east west avenues and north south streets, with odd even numbering and blocks set in twos or fours, urging signs on all properties and better rural road visibility for emergency access.

Sgt. Scott Cheywynd Chetwynd Public Library Avenues Chetwynd Edmonton Vancouver Paul Whiteside

Woodlot licensees gain new timber processing rights

The Ministry of Forests expands status for Peace Region woodlot licensees enabling processing of harvested timber into specialty beams and products. The move rewards strong managers, requires good forest practices, and includes fees supporting advocacy. Ken Sheen of Chetwynd, active in the Federation, lauds the change.

Ministry of Forests Peace Chetwynd Ken Sheen al Waters Waters Dawson Creek Forest District Fort St. John Federation of B.C. Woodlot Associations Sheen

New Executive Director at Womens Centre

Gloria Clark begins as executive director of the Chetwynd Women's Resource Centre on July 5 on a two month contract. The centre offers counselling for violence and workplace harassment, supports women and families, and seeks to broaden programs. community members can attend a July 9 brown bag lunch at noon to meet Clark and staff.

Gloria Clark Chetwynd Women’s Resource Centre Clark Ministry For Women’s Equality

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