Chetwynd Legion Branch 258 Celebrates 50 Years In 2008
The Chetwynd Legion Branch 258 marks 50 years since its Charter on December 4 1958 and continues to serve the community. Since its early years the branch hosted teas cabarets bake sales and socials while supporting Little League curling Cadets and Remembrance Day ceremonies.
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Legion Hall
Branch 258
Ladies Auxiliary
Chetwynd
Recycling easier than you think
Elena and the Norris family describe how integrated recycling has become part of daily life. Their garbage output dropped significantly after increasing recycling, with a third of previous waste remaining. They encourage others and point to Lions Recycling Depot for resources.
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Elena
Norris
Carol
Lions Recycling Depot
Mayor urges forest park status caution in council talk
Chetwynd mayor Evan Langstad warns designating part of the Community Forest as a Provincial Park could complicate later reentry. Council votes to ask Mines and Energy for no surface rights in the proposed park area and to back the park after forest finalization. April meeting planned with Forests Ministry and stakeholders.
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Evan Langstad
Minister of Mines and Energy
Community Forest
Ministry of Forests
Joanne Roberts
Chetwynd Spirit of B.C
Council
Cheston Goods
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