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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jun 13, 1979

Page

2

Chetwynd history notes June meetings and events

This week marks a 1977 meeting of the B C Development Corporation executive board in Chetwynd and a BC Chambers of Commerce vote to halt further dam construction. The Peace River region studies regional recreational programs. Five years earlier in 1974 Chetwynd High School won a Dawson Creek rodeo trophy and a chamber convention was held in Dawson. Ten years earlier in 1969 Arleen Drake was named Rodeo Queen and Lt Governor John Nicholson led a rodeo parade amid vandalized signals.

B.C. Development Corporation Chetwynd B.C. Chambers of Commerce B.C Peace River Search Dawson Creek Chamber of Commerce Lower Mainland Arleen Drake John Nicholson

Local notices reveal town upgrades and appointments

A set of brief items notes Hart Highway street safety updates with flasher timing, Kin Park gains new playground equipment, Windrem School gains A Adye as principal, a local car thief stole the Postmasters car, and Chetwynd posts angle parking signs plus plans a modern 20 unit auto court across from the old business district.

Kin Park A. Adye Windrem Henderson Powell River Your Weekly Advertiser Chetwynd

Experts say everyone dreams during sleep

According to experts, no one truly lacks dreams and those who claim amnesia about dreams simply forget them more readily than others.

Gardening Joys And Parades In Chetwynd Notes

Community column highlights a mother and son gardening moment with joy and shared effort. A rodeo parade reminder, speedy recovery wishes for Marsha Campbell, and a week of visits and events across Alaska, Prince George, Dawson Creek, and LaGlace. Local families attend Eaton Festival and a music workshop with BC Girl Guides. Contact for news provided.

US steps up aid as North Yemen faces PDRY threat

In a volatile Cold War proxy scenario, North Yemen (YAR) relies on US aid to counter the Marxist PDRY backed by the Soviets and Cubans. Washington funds tanks jets and armor while fostering training and development programs. Saudi Arabia coordinates security interests and oil ties underline US strategic stakes in the Arabian Peninsula.

Sandy Gow Northern Lights College Yemen Arab Republic Yar North Yemen Arab League People’s Democratic Republic of Yemen PDRY South Yemen South PRDY Arabian Peninsula Saudi Arabia Soviet Union Yemen

Victoria Report on Socialists in Legislature and Local Mayors

James K. Nesbitt argues the current session will be a talkfest with two dozen Socialists and eight more in the House, predicting pay raises and inflation concerns. He notes Canada’s high count of elected officials, compares Canadian and U S senates, and mocks Victoria’s seven mayors and about 100 aldermen, including two mayors named Young.

James K. Nesbitt M.L.A

Bizarre tyrants hold power around world

Gerald Nadler reports that despite invasions that toppled Idi Amin in Uganda and Pol Pot in Cambodia, one man regimes persist across Africa and beyond. He notes Bokassa in the Central African Empire, Nguyema Bigoyo of Equatorial Guinea, Numeiri in Sudan, Mengistu in Ethiopia, and the Iranian shah’s fall to Khomeini, with sovereignty cited as a shield for brutal rulers.

Gerald Nadler United Press International Idi Africa Uganda Tanzania Amin Central African Empire Jean-Bedel Bokassa Amnesty International Bokassa Wasie Nguyema Bigoyo Equatorial Guinea Equatorial Guin Sudan Gaafar Mohammed Numeiri Ethiopia Haile Selassie Mengistu Haile Mariam Pol Pot Khmer Rouge Cambodia Iran Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Khomeini Hong Kong Henry Kissinger Idi Amin

Slippery water boosts BC forest firefighting efforts

In Victoria BC the ministry of forests tests an additive that makes water flow with less friction in hoses. Treated water could reach fires up to 700 metres away, about 200 metres farther than untreated water. Dr. N C Franz of UBC forestry helped develop the system. Cost is about one tenth of a cent per litre. at 20 litres per minute $10 buys about 8 1/2 hours of treatment.

Victoria B.C British Columbia Ministry of Forests D.H. Owen Ministry N.C. Franz University of B.C

Petitioners Oppose R-1 Zoning Change In Chetwynd

Readers claim the petition for re designation of R-1 residential areas in Chetwynd represents all R-1 zones, not a single district. They defend planned development and tax-funded community plans, oppose changes for special interests, and challenge Mayor Lasser’s political framing of the petition.

Chetwynd Lasser Maddigan Bros

Psychiatrist Introduces New Therapy About Money Value

The patient notices higher charges than other doctors. The psychiatrist explains the higher rate is part of a special treatment to reduce the patient’s emphasis on money and material things.

June Chetwynd community events calendar highlights

A list of local happenings in June includes General Hospital Society meeting at Chetwynd General Hospital on June 13, rodeo events on June 16 and 17, Girl Guide Association dinner on June 18, foster parent meeting June 20, Anglican Church Women bake sale June 22, Hudson's Hope Community Festival June 23, Annette's Baton Recital June 23, Inter Church Service and Picnic June 24, Income Security Programs officer available June 25, and high school graduation plus Mini Fun Meet at Cameron Lake on June 30. Events run across venues including the Legion Hall, hospital, park, pool, and regional district facilities.

General Hospital Society Chetwynd General Hospital Chetwynd Girl Guide Association the Legion Hall Anglican Church Women Hudson's Hope Annette Legion Hall Legion Park J.R. Clark Human Resources Cameron Lake Chetwynd

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