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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 22, 1988
Page
1
Fort St John reports Charles Lasser, Chetwynd mayor, hailed access to Farrell Creek pulpwood as a major gain. He praised the deal saying it offers competition in wood purchasing and foresees substantial community benefits from the opening of the Farrell Creek wood.
The Chetwynd Teen Tourism '87 Wrap-Up Banquet was held Friday March 18 at Pine Valley Seniors Hall. Guests included Frank Oberle and Jack Weisgerber who wished ongoing success for the program, with thanks from regional supporters and plans hinted for future development, including a Pine River bridge and highway link to Fort St John.
District Council convened March 15 1988 in Council Chambers with Mayor Lasser and seven Aldermen present. Council approved accounts payable of 183 936.96. Guests included Robert Lily from Wawrringah Australia and Little Prairie Heritage Society representative Bobbi Larsen seeking Grant-in-Aid and museum upgrades. Proposals cover security lighting signs and visitor amenities with a 4 664.29 budget. Continued on page three.
The Little Giant Figure Skating Club staged two performances March 19 20 with the theme Dance Dance Dance. Opening number featured the Little Giant Precision Team including Lynette MacMillan Teri MacNeill Deanna Menard Neddy Donaldson Melisa Reeves Cheryl Jobson Ramone Hagen Laurie Mareau Carmen Asleson Sharla Banzer Shannon Jobson and others.
Visitors from the University of Maryland observe the Optel Telewriter unit at Chetwynd Secondary School. Betty Mitchell of Knowledge Network brings Kay Gilcher and Sally Johnstone to discuss high tech teaching with Mr. Deith and Mr. Lazenby who uses the Telewriter in History 12. The system links Chetwynd to McBride.
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