Chetwynd News Reels From This Week Years Ago
This Week Years Ago recounts events in Chetwynd and district. Notable items include a two day missing person case solved by local sighting in Harvey Evans era, a Delmar Mutch lost in fog near Longview, and two men jailed in the Chetwynd magistrates court for pushing a vehicle into Valley Esso Service. Centurion Creek work and new paved airstrip near Etwynd feature amid hospital sizing and local civic actions. Major items include a geo technical study contract for Tumbler Ridge town centre worth 75000 dollars, mortgage burning at Legion Branch 258, and plans for a culvert under the highway for school access. Harlem Clowns performed at the high school gym, Bank of Nova Scotia opened in Ribbon cutting, and Glyn Rogers elected to two-year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okanagan
Harvey Evans
Delmarmutch
Longview Ashington
Chetwyndagistrates
Valley Esso
Centurion Creek
Iquor
Chaterna
Res
Etwynd and District Ospital Society
Canfors
Etwynd
B.C
Bozardhs
Jones Flowers
Lasser
Dawson Creek
B.C.A
Tumbler Ridge
Legion
Branch 258
Chetwynd
Bank of Nova Scotia
Ernest Phanner
Glyn Rogers
Library budget seen for 1984 in Chetwynd council
The November 1 council session featured two delegations. The Library Board presented a provisional 1984 budget of 73 000, unchanged from last year, and council moved to send it to the District office for approval. Ald Temple supported the budget, Mayor Lasser praised the library’s work, and Bert McGraw spoke on television matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Board
Chetwynd
Ald Temple
Lasser
Bert McGraw
T.V
Radio dish woes prompt council action in Chetwynd
McGraw cites earth tremor and nearby fence as likely causes for weak signals from CJDC. He hopes corrections by weekend and pushes for a possible FM rebroadcast or local Co‑op station. Council to write Francis Fox about CRTC rate increase and 1983 water work payment to Argo Industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGraw
Dawson Creek
CJDC
Chetwynd
Ald Temple
Chet
Lasser
Ald Dunn
Communication Society
Council
CRTC
Francis Fox
Communications
5440 Cable Ltd
Fox
Ald Shirley
Stanley—Council
Argo Industries
Chetwynd Library Hours and Remembrance Day Closure
Chetwynd Public Library hours are Monday Wednesday and Friday 1 00 pm to 9 00 pm Saturday 1 00 pm to 5 00 pm Storybook Hour for Preschoolers 3 5 on Tuesday and Friday at 10 30 am Mobile Unit visit with films and books to Little Prairie Haven on Tuesday November 15 from 1 30 pm to 3 00 pm in the Common Room Senior Citizens welcome The library will be closed Friday November 11 for Remembrance Day A note on new teen and preteen paperbacks from librarian teaser next week by Alan Cartwright
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetwynd Public Library
Little Prairie Haven
TV Schedule Fragment for November Tenth
A scrambled listing shows a daytime and evening Canadian TV schedule with news, sports, weather, and various programs hourly. Programs include Muppets That's Incredible Nature of Things Marketplace Front Page Challenge Barney Miller Night Final, and daytime blocks featuring Three's Company News SCTV and Bay City Blues among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marketplace
Three's Company
Bob Newhart
Remington Steele
Fifth Estate
Three’s Company
Barney Miller Movie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Area
Peace River Liard Regional Board
Chetwynd and Area
Harlem Clowns
Denver
Colorado
BCR
Mac Norris
Don Phillips
Northeast
Ridley Island
Ald. Braaten
William Faulkner
Alan Cartwright
South Peace Publishing Ltd
Canada
Legion News
Ladies Auxiliary
the Legion Hall
Walt Disney
Movie & Recorder Rentals
Tel
B.C. P.O
David
AGS
Leonard Goldberg
John Badham
Matthew Broderick
Dabney Coleman
John Wood
Ally Sheedy
Mother Lode Agamemnon Films
TV Guide
Chetwynd B.C
T.V. Channel 7
Huntley St. Friendly Giant
Mr. Dressup
Sesame Street News
SUEDE
Yoon Afternoon Theatre
Happy Days Three's Company
Hill Street Blues
Ki Ayr Ss
Tommy
Ying Circle Square
Huntley Street
Tribal Trials
ANCON
CBC News
Pari
Five Star Theatre
Rex Humbard
Herbert Armstrong
Terry Winter
CFL
CBC News On the Road
The
Happy Days
Esley Ave
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