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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jun 27, 1994

Page

7

Art notes and events across the Peace River region

Community arts coverage highlights murals at Windrem Elementary under Ken Crowle and a May Campbell River arts weekend. It notes the 1995 Kamloops festival, the Dawson Creek Peace-Liard exhibition, and a Writers VIII competition with 1200 word limit and prize money. Names include Elden, Lanke, Mattson, Wilson, Ingham, Dalsin, Demuynck, Desjarlais, Stuber. Also mentions local galleries, wildflower craft, and farm markers in Chetwynd and area.

Windrem Ken Crowle Chetwynd Terry Lanke Elden Campbell River Kamloops Peace-Liard Dawson Creek Federation of British Columbia Writers Wordworks B.C Yvonne Peace River Fort St. John

Garden Club News July Market at Elk's Hall

Garden Club invites Chetwynd residents to the July 1 Market at Elk's Hall with farm eggs pies cookies crafts plants and more. Don and Arlene host a house-raising family reunion July 2-3. they lost their home last Christmas and plant potatoes for early harvest. The note thanks steady customers and encourages hoe-weeding and marigolds for insect control.

Elk’s Hall Smith Clan Don Arlene Rais Ing

Heritage Highway sealcoating contract awarded to TNL Paving

A $2.2 million contract was awarded to TNL Paving Limited of Richmond to rebuild the base and produce graded aggregate for the final 39 km gravel section of the Heritage Highway between Dead Elk Pit and Brassey Creek. Work aims to finish base by mid August with seal coating to follow weather permitting. Traffic will be reduced to one lane with delays expected.

TNL Paving Limited Richmond Tumbler Ridge Dawson Creek Transportation and Highways Jackie Pement Pement Dead Elk Pit Brassey Creek

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