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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1985
Page
7
New resident Dorian Wilde moved in at Little Prairie Haven. Her son in law Ed Mosher asked where the TV was and learned there was none. Ed and Muriel Mosher donated a beautiful Sony television to the seniors.
Gary McCullough joined the Chetwynd Lions Club on June 5 with sponsor Glen Campbell. John Jackman read the Code of Ethics and Fred Blandin delivered the induction, as Keith Robertson chaired the meeting. Visiting Lions from Hudson’s Hope attended, Echo publisher Norm Picco spoke on his hockey career in Europe and Salzburg tourism, and some Lions plan an annual Europe exchange program.
Hudson's Hope council moves toward final preparations for a birthday festival with Alderman Bert Nilson praised for细 detailed planning. parade sponsorship by Recreation Commission, Klondike era costumes planned, and staff-made dresses noted. A flag from Expo awaited, bus service changes criticized, and a June 15 start date eyed pending regulatory approval. Council allocates 500 for a Peace River Area tourist map with 500 free local copies and 500,000 for provincial distribution, and contemplates Chamber input. Continued on page eight.
The Chetwynd Merchants Association held a June 5 meeting to discuss parade participation and security. Macleods will supply two riding tractors for the event, and Value Days are set for August 15 to 17. The group debated retaining a floor walker for security, with Weasel Security explaining the service.
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