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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 16, 1984
Page
2
A brief publication notice stating publication is weekly on Wednesdays by South Peace Publishing Ltd. Subscription rates are Canada 11 dollars per year, foreign countries 20 dollars per year, and single copies 25 cents.
This week marks the first annual dance recital by the Jan Hanson School of Dance at Windrem Elementary School. Jay Cees led a village cleanup, and Rex Theatre showcased The Dirty Dozen with Lee Marvin and Clint Walker. Police found a stolen car west of Chetwynd.
A provincial aviation seminar set for Dawson Creek May 25 to 27, 1984 targets the aviation community with talks on flight safety search and rescue weather ultra lights and mountain flying. Panels from Canada the United States and private sectors discuss airport funding operating management and community airport roles with opportunities for audience dialogue and private meetings with officials.
District of Chetwynd announces Anti Litter Week with extra refuse pickup May 14 to 18 1984. Alderman Temple and Shirley coordinate efforts. Wayne Asleson handles large object hauling May 17 18. blitz day May 16 by Don Titus Windrem and Chetwynd Secondary schools. Residents urged to erect house numbers. contact District Office 788-2281 for forms.
Letter to the editor outlines progress of the five year recreation planning effort for the Chetwynd area. Four sub committees are formed to assess current recreational status. Committees include a Review Resource Material group tasked with collecting materials for the plan.
More than 600 delegates are expected at the 59th Annual Meeting of the British Columbia Conference of The United Church of Canada May 11 to 14 at Naramata Centre near Penticton. Presiding will be Rev. John O Niall of Vancouver. Ordination service Sunday afternoon will see six women and one man ordained.
Ridley Island Terminals president Bruce Garvie calls the federal Foreign Investment Review Agency decision a devastating blow to a Monkman coal development in northeast British Columbia. He says the project could have produced 500 million tonnes of coal and created jobs, while Ottawa hints at revisiting a revised application.
A jumble of schedule-like items lists times and show titles across stations and programs including The Lord, Coronation, Edison Twins, NHL Hockey, Stanley Cup Finals, and various educational and entertainment segments. It appears as fragmented TV and radio listings with names, times, and channel-like references without a single coherent narrative.
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