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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 23, 1979

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Zoning talks signal Chetwynd growth boom

At Tuesday’s council session residents pressed for rezoning as development looms in Chetwynd. Hansen urged status changes along South Access Road to protect his land from being the sole residential lot amid nearby medium density zones. Terra Copia Estates of Vancouver seeks C2 to C1 along 47th–48th Aves to allow a food store and shops. The Roman Catholic Episcopal Corporation of Prince Rupert asked for Al to multi family dwelling zoning for an apartment project. Mount Baker Homes via Realty World urged A1 to C3 for a 45 unit motel with restaurant near the airport road. Council will hold hearings and require direct rezoning applications.

Jackie Dar Chetwynd H. Hansen 54Th Street Hart High 48Th Ave Hudson Hope Highway C2 Service Commerial Council Episcopal Corporation of Prince Rupert Mount Baker Homes of Vancouver Dave Brulotte Realty World Airport Road

Chetwynd committee weighs TV options for town channel

The Chetwynd Communications Committee pursues two methods to bring TV to the area. BC Tel would broadcast BC TV directly, potentially by fall, while earth satellite remains under study. The group aims for full cost figures before deciding, with urgency to inform the July jamboree plans.

Arden Smith Chetwynd B.C. Tel B.C.T.V Lasser

Maddigan Brothers Seek Zoning Change on 43rd Street

Maddigan Brothers asked the Village Council to rezone 43rd Street from AZ to RZ and issue a development permit. The council opposed both the rezoning and the permit, with all members voting against. A resident letter proposed limiting to one two-family dwelling per every third lot, but amendments would take time.

L. Sabulsky Maddigan Brothers 43Rd Street Lasser Council

Missing trapper Percy Stevens subject of RCMP search

RCMP in the Burnt Creek area search for Percy Stevens a 60 year old ex trapper and retired Dawson Creek municipal worker who failed to meet at a rendezvous last Thursday night. The rugged terrain near Burnt Lake 28 miles south of Chetwynd requires a continuing helicopter aided search. Separately Flowers of Hope canvass in Chetwynd raised 432.00 dollars with thanks to Sister Gemma Mike Reed and local volunteers. Funds support the Peace Liard regional facility and the Skills Development Community Residence in Fort St John.

R.C.M.P THE ECHO Burnt Creek Percy Stevens Stevens Dawson Creek Burnt Lake Chetwynd Mr. Stevens David Allsap Fort St. John

Peace River PRAHTA elects Hoffman as new head in 1979

The Peace River Alaska Highway Tourist Association elected Bunne Hoffman of Chetwynd president for the coming year at its May 5 annual meeting. Other officers include Bill Dyer as first vice president and Don McCarthy and Bob Petrick as second and third vice presidents. Everett Beaumé was named financial officer and Don Ashley became secretary treasurer. The organization reported a strong year 1978 with revenues rising in Region H and plans a $112,000 budget funded by members and provincial support, plus a major brochure to replace Pot O Gold in 1979.

Peace River Alaska Highway Tourist Association Mont British Columbia Bunne Hoffman Chetwynd Repla Cing Fort St. John Keith Lovelock Hudsons Hope Melvylle MacKenzie Ernie Bodin Ponce Williston Lake Ashley Parks Branch Peace Canyon

Road check blitz targets impaired drivers in British Columbia

Attorney General Garde Gardom ordered a province wide road check blitz for May 26 27 as part of the CounterAttack program. About 40000 motorists will be checked and the drive to catch drinking and driving offenders continues with BATmobiles and daytime checks across BC. Gardom warned of charges fines and license suspensions for those who drink and drive noting a seven fold rise in risk since enhanced enforcement began.

British Columbia Yukon Canada U.S.A Douglas Lake Kamloops Merritt Vernon Rush Lake We7jam Garde Gardom Municipal R.C.M.P B.C Gardom

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Hansen Terra Copia Estates of Elks Lodge Royal Purple Lodge Gordon Turberfield Jim Best Phyllis Leffler Kim Wallington L. Manlulu Kim Hoffman Prahta Attorney-General
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