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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 08, 1974

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Peace Country Arts Festival winners named at Dawson Creek event

Christine Hoffman and Suzanne Pruckl earned trophies and gold seal certificates at the 12th annual Peace Country Arts Festival in Dawson Creek last week. Hoffman and Pruckl performed in the Friday night and Saturday Grand Concerts with multiple prizes awarded across Creative Writing, Dancing Baton, Instrumental, Piano, Speech Arts and Vocal.

Christine Hoffman Suzanne Pruckl Dawson Creek Christine Suzanne Suzanne Pruckle Jan Hanson Chetwynd

New Store Constructed In Dawson Creek Area

A 2000 square foot concrete block building is under construction by Wagner Construction of Dawson Creek B C next to Chetwynd Hardware. Willard and Penny Dunn say the new men s clothing store will offer a full line of men s apparel with an opening planned for August first.

Wagner Construction Dawson Creek B.C Chetwynd Hardware Willard & Penny Dunn

Rural route mail service eyed for Willow Flats area

The Postal Department urges Willow Flats Hart Highway residents to return questionnaires to assess demand for six day and tri weekly rural route mail service. With under 50 responses and 123 petition signatures from January, Canada Post may withdraw the proposal if interest remains low. May 17 is the deadline. Postmaster Ed Martin and officials in Prince George and Dawson Creek coordinated mapping and outreach, while the Chamber of Commerce explored feasibility.

Postal Dept The Echo Chetwynd Willow Flats Postal Department Hart Highway Chamber of Commerce Canada Post Office Frank Oberle F. M. Emmerson Prince George Frank Riedl Dawson Creek B.C Yukon Ed Martin Vancouver

Prince George travel info mini course begins May 20

A 3 percent day mini course on British Columbia travel industry will be held in Prince George beginning the evening of May 20. Targeted at workers in travel information centers museums hotels and motels the program features public relations highway systems parks wildlife regulations historic sites geography and more with nominal cost including meals accommodations and materials. For details contact the Associated Chambers of Commerce Box 4377 Fort St. John BC.

British Columbia Prince George Ed Norman B.C Associated Chambers of Commerce Fort St. John Dawson Creek Chetwynd Chetwynd. Ite Brde John Jackman Stu Grant

Village Council Seeks Chamber Budget Increase for Year

The last regular council meeting on April 16 had full attendance. Treasurer Al Timms urged raising the chamber grant from 1500 to cover higher wages and extra services, notably by the Industrial Development Committee. Water supply concerns and event details for Loggers Sports Day were noted, including entry deadlines and prize trophies.

al Timms Chamber of Commerce Timms

Oath of ethics and civic duty noted by Al Grovius

A reflective pledge outlines loyalty to clients and community, urging resolve of doubts against self and the value of true friendship that requires nothing in return. The text then notes Mr. and Mrs. Al Grovius returning from a coast trip on their way home.

al Grovius Dale Williard Keith Wilson

Seventeen Mothers Lead 12 Mile Walk for Ski Lodge Fund

Seventeen walkers started from Moberly last Sunday to raise pledges for the Ski Lodge. Sixteen finished, one left for church. first place went to Sandra Wood in 2 hours 45 minutes, with Ardith Schrieber, Grace McNabb, and Irene Coss as top sponsors. Amy Gauthier posted fastest time among late starters, and all participants enjoyed a pancake breakfast and donations from IGA and Burns.

Moberly Amy Gauthier Burns Irene Coss Grace McNabb Sandra Wood

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Peace Country Arts Bea Kurjata Jane Martin Karen Rix Laurie Kurjata Pacific Petroleum Trophy Deborah Sandnes Glenda Connie _ Bonetti Suzanne Prukl Pt. George Loggers Peace River B.C. Railways Northern Yard Bud Yarham Beaver Lumber Ltd Yarham Marie 49Th Avenue LIONS Code OF Ethics Tunne Blue Childa IGA Bernice Westgate Faye Lindstrom Ardith Schrieber Ardith Shhrieber
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