CFI Plants Trees at Commotion Creek Forest
CFI contracts Brinkman Reforestation of Vancouver and Roots Reforestation of Prince George to plant 615000 trees over 450 hectares at Commotion Creek. Seedlings include 20 percent two year old pine, 24 percent one year old spruce, 38 percent two year old spruce, and 18 percent three year old spruce. Survival projected at 70 to 75 percent. Continued on page 3.
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Chetwynd Forest
Commotion Creek
Brinkman Reforestation
Vancouver
Roots
Prince George
CFI
Feild
Greehouse
Surrey
B.C
Ministry of Forests
Brinkman
Roots Reforestration
Hydro
Chetwynd
Burns_. Lake
Dawson Creek
Fort St. John
Lower Mainland
Quesnel
Vanderhoof
100 Mile House
Tumbler Ridge Hydro first customer joins town growth
Hydro connected the elementary school in Tumbler Ridge on October 14, 1982 marking the town's early expansion. By March 1983 power reached 438 homes and 90 general service customers, and by March of the current year 1,319 residential and 95 general service accounts were served.
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Tumbler Ridge
B.C. Hydro
Hydro
B.C
Mobile Home
Don Parminter
Hydros
Chetwynd
Friendship centre holds official opening
The Tansi Friendship Centre Society held its grand opening ceremony on Saturday June 2. President Jim Chatwood welcomed visitors and guests. The Friendship Centre movement began in 1958 with the establishment of centres in Winnipeg and Vancouver.
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Tansi Friendship Centre Society
Jim Chatwood
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Safety tips for bicycles and road rules in Chetwynd
Bicycle safety guidance covers pre ride checks for steering, tires and brakes, proper signaling and alertness to traffic rules under the Motor Vehicle Act. Riders should use signals for turns and stops, ride on the shoulder when pace is slow, and dismount to cross busy intersections with pedestrians.
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Chetwynd
Recreation survey to Aid Five Year Plan in Chetwynd
During June 4 to 8 residents of Chetwynd and nearby areas will get a recreation questionnaire designed by the Five Year Recreation Planning committee. June and July will see team members visiting households to collect forms and discuss them, while associations and clubs will also be contacted. Participation is requested to shape a receptional cultural plan emphasizing resident needs and public participation. Ken Bettin Chairman
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Chetwynd
Five Year
Recreation Planning Committee
Recreation Planning Survey
Ken Bettin
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Donny Clouthier
Friendship Centres
Friendship Centre
Chetwynd Community Arts Council
April Klaasen
Christine Mellet
Sherry Philpott
C.C.A.C
Nicki Brown
Judy Alden
Robin Topnik
Danielle Wood
North East Coal Development and Transportation
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