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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 23, 1984

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Chetwynd council discusses Frontier Days and ATV track

The May 15 regular meeting of Chetwynd and District Council had all members present. Delegations from CJDC and the Chamber of Commerce spoke on Frontier Days events June 8 to 10 and parade routing from the District Office. Proceeds from rodeo booth rentals go to Rodeo Ground Improvement. A petition from Curtis Equipment and others seeks council support for an all terrain vehicle and snowmobile track north of the Rodeo Grounds with volunteer labor and Curtis promotion of motocross events. The council said it is investigating the AT track proposal and Mayor…

Chetwynd Sam Flostad CJDC Keith Massey Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce Keith Maisey Lasser Maisey Massey Council Curtis Equipment Rodeo Grounds British Columbia UBCM

Dispute over regional ice arena complex management

The Regional District of Peace River Liard has long managed the Ice Arena Complex for the District of Chetwynd and Electoral Area E. Long term commitments for debt retirement and operations rely on benefiting areas, with discussions referencing District of Tumbler Ridge and related arrangements.

Peace River Liard Chetwynd Tumbler Ridge

Fire destroys Moberly Lake Trading Post after 26 years

A fire on Saturday night May 12 destroyed the Moberly Lake Trading Post built in 1957 by Ralph and Buddy Parker, previously Hudson Bay Trading Post. Neighbors smelled smoke around 11:30 pm, RCMP and Chetwynd Fire Department responded, nearby residents evacuated, gas and propane tanks prompted traffic stoppage. No home for Allan Swift and Christine Garlick, the post's owners, at the time. cause undetermined.

Moberly Lake Ralph Buddy Parker Hudson Bay Allan Swift Christine Garlick R.C.M.P

New Emergency Ambulance Number Rollout in Region

The regional dispatch center announces 112-562-7241 for ambulance calls serving Chetwynd, Moberly Lake, and surrounding communities. Call requirements include nature of problem, consciousness, address, and caller details to ensure accurate arrival. The service expansion follows maps and staff training across the region with previous 33 emergency calls since 1978.

Chetwynd Moberly Lake Chetwynd Hospital Th Bulance Vale Williams Lake Ale Creek Smithers Wa¢S Valemount Tumlucan Ridge Hudsons Hope

Cancer Society Units Aid Chetwynd Patients In Programs

Information on patient services in the Chetwynd Unit is available by calling Elsie Cunningham or Gloria Keller. Funds assist transportation to treatment centres and support out of town lodges in Vancouver and Victoria. The Terry Fox Marathon funds largely finance new research across programs.

Chetwynd Elsie Cunningham Gloria Keller Canadian Cancer Society Terry Fox

Chetwynd to host CJDC aviation seminar broadcast plan

CJDC plans a 10 week aviation broadcast from Chetwynd starting May 15 with topics on search and rescue, weather related incidents, flight services, ultralights myths and facts. Registration is 12 dollars with luncheon. ads priced at 1000 dollars for the package.

CJDC Chetwynd Council Sam Dawson Creek Folstad Chetwynd Afnd District Council Dawson Creek C Council Round Table

Bank workers reject 0 percent wage offer in Hudson Hope

Union Local 2100 and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Hudson Hope Branch reject the bank's zero percent raise. Workers cite high profits and dividends, urging a substantial wage increase and improved benefits to offset cost of living rises over the past two years. Steward Char Archel warns management to recognize employee needs amid tight wages and poor working conditions.

Union of Bank Employees Local 2100 Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Hudson Hope Imperial Bank of Commerce Char Archel

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