Second class registration 2141 Bunne Hoffman Editor and Publisher
Registration notice for the Second Class publication listing Bunne Hoffman as editor and publisher at 2141 Bunne. Details indicate official filing status and publication responsibilities under press regulations.
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Bunne Hoffman
Peace River Area Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary
This Week two years ago Gordon and Helen Moore of Peace River area marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a July 2, 1980 banquet and dance at the George Dawson Inn in Dawson Creek hosted by their children. The event highlighted local community life and family milestone activities.
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Gordon
Helen Moore
Peace River Area
George Dawson Inn
Dawson Creek
Shirley Giesbrecht
Royal Canadian Humane Association
Don Phillips
Peace River South
Moberly Lake
Bruce Land
Brook Melissen
Sidney Smith
Smith
Moberly Lade
Hospital delay and local issues in Chetwynd
Fifteen years ago the Chetwynd Hospital Society chair said building would take 18 months once begun, disputing a health officer’s claim of no completion before summer 1970. Village paving costs were estimated at 19000, while a Dept of Public Works fallout survey evaluated local buildings for potential radioactive fallout protection. Four people were injured in a Pine Pass car wreck around 2 a.m.
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Chetwynd Hospital Society
Frank Oberle
M. Farquharson
Department of Highways
Pine Pass
Dept. of Public Works of Canada
J. H. Harper
Chetwynd
Unpaid Debt and Community Notes in Chetwynd
An essay by Margaret Williams Stevens contrasts heritage and duty with modern courage. A delegation of Japanese businessmen toured the Northeast Coal Development in Chetwynd, and the Village Council thanked staff at a barbecue hosted for them. Local visitors include the Daly and Windrem families and a Saskatoon area reunion.
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Margaret Williams Stevens
Chetwynd
Northeast
Moberly Lake
Slings and Arrows on Ottawa Deficit and Japan Trade
Nigel E Hannaford rails at federal deficit spending and the Trudeau era. He argues a $20 billion deficit mirrors personal fraud and warns of inflation and future tax pressure. He condemns Ottawa for embargoes on Japanese cars while BC bets on coal exports and Japanese finance. The piece questions Confederation status amid economic policy and trade tensions.
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Nigel E Hannaford
Trudeau
Ottawa
Japan
Confederation
T.h.s.t
Chetwynd considers water system upgrades after council briefing
Pramad Kashyap of Stanley Associated Engineering Ltd presented a three stage plan to the Village Council on July 6 1982 to reduce high water usage. Proposals include a twin pipe from the high lift station a third pump and updated controls plus alarm systems and targeted monitoring of large users such as the Chetwynd Motor Hotel. Council will review recommendations while Mayor Lasser favors addressing overusers and potential unceded water in old services.
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Chetwynd
Pramad Kashyap
Stanley Associated Engineering Ltd
Kashyap
Country Squire Inn
Lasser
Munch
Naumann
Chetwynd Motor Hotel
North East Coal deal finalised amid regional progress and visits
Don Phillips reports that Quintette Coal completed its financials and expanded coal sales to Japan, aiding Canada’s balance of payments. He notes the North East Coal Development jigsaw fitting, a Pouce Coupe 50th anniversary barbecue, and Japanese officials touring the Peace River area. He funded airport hazard beacons for Chetwynd and celebrated Chetywnd library opening, praising local volunteers and progress with rural amenities. He also highlights moisture, road work delays, and ongoing Beijing-Tokyo negotiations. contact details for his office are provided.
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Quintette Coal
North East Coal Development
Canada
Japan
Ontario
United States
Pouce Coupe
Ponce Coupe
Peace River
People of Peace
Victoria
North East
Tokyo
Peace River Country
Chetwynd
Charlie Lasser
Chelynd
Pioneer Windrem visits Chetwynd during town trip
Pioneer resident Mr Ken Windrem of Chetwynd renewed acquaintances in town last week and praised the village's growth. He attended the Pouce Coupe barbeque on July 1 and then traveled the highway. Windrem sold Fireside business and now lives with his wife in Richmond BC. Windrem Creek Windrem School and Windrem Motel bear the family name.
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Ken Windrem
Chetwynd
Windrem
Fireside
Richmond
B.C
Television Schedule Fragments for July Listings
A fragmented TV schedule shows varied daytime and evening blocks across multiple days. Programs include Edge of Night, Wok With Yan, Beachcombers, Happy Days, The Muppets, MASH, Dallas, CFL football, News, and sports segments, with weekend specials and notable time shifts.
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Yan
Archie Bunker
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