Denison Mines official outlines Chetwynd coal project prospects
Mr L J Pituley of Denison Mines Calgary spoke at a noon Chamber lunch in Chetwynd detailing the coal prospects in the Gates Formation area near the Murray River. He projected a 5 million ton per year output with 4 million open pit and 1 million underground, plus development timelines and transport upgrades.
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L.J. Pituley
Denison Mines Limited
Calgary
Chamber of Commerce
Chetwynd Motor Hotel
Gates
Bull Moose
Alberta
Puuley
Regional brochure planned for Peace River Alaska highway area
The Peace River Alaska Highway Tourist Association executive approved a district brochure at Saturday’s meeting. They will seek cooperation from chambers of commerce and boards of trade, with advertising from regional centres. Don Ashley outlined a glossy, magazine like brochure to promote Western Canada and the U.S. A marketing hire may be sought to sell ads and collate material for the book.
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Peace River-Alaska Highway
Canada
U.S
Olot
Harlem Clowns Bring Comedy to Court Jesters Basketball Night
The Harlem Clowns known as the Court Jesters perform at Chetwynd Elementary-Secondary gym on Tuesday November 16 at 7:30 p.m. The event blends flashy ball handling with comic routines and features local sponsorship by the Athletic Council to raise funds for the school year. Fans witness playful fouls, trick passes, and crowd-pleasing stunts as part of a fundraiser in the gym.
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Chetwynd Elementary
Chetwynd Elementary-Secondary Athletic Council
Chetwynd Elementary Secondary Gymnasium
Voters list reminder for election day in Chetwynd
November twenty election day urged. eligible residents must meet residency rules. If not listed, visit Village Office on election day to register and complete forms. To vote, must have lived in Canada one year, in B C six months, and be a resident of Chetwynd. Call village office if unsure.
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Canada
B.C
Chetwynd
Cleanup continues debris disposal on Williston Lake
Cleanup continues on Williston Lake despite reports of change. Debris control procedures were altered this year due to economy measures at B C Hydro and the former debris control headquarters at W A C Bennett Dam was closed.
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Williston Lake
B.C. Hydro
Hydro
W.A.C. Bennett Dam
Regional A Class A World Invitational Gold Panning Championships Move Planned
Association directors backed regionalizing two events the Gold Panning Championships and the Big Dam Canoer Race for Labor Day weekend next year. A Taylor committee will coordinate with the Hudson Hope Chamber of Commerce. The Australian champion and Castlemaine mayor will travel to Canada, with last year’s world champion Dorse Prosser advising. The shift places the events after the provincial and Canadian championships in August at Prince George. Bill Dyer notes PRAHTA leadership.
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Taylor
Hudson Hope Chamber of Commerce
Dorse Prosser
Australia
Castlemaine
Canada
Prince George
Regional Push to Back Gold Panning Projects
Association notes that both projects were originally started by its organization and urges regional backing as gold panning draws wide attention to ensure success. The call emphasizes unity and local support across the region to capitalize on growing interest.
First BC Water and Waste School session moves to Prince George
The first session of the BC Water and Waste School will be held in Prince George November 16 to 18 1976. Northern participants from communities like 100 Mile House Bella Coola Cassiar Prince Rupert and Valemount join private and public water and sewer staff for construction planning techniques and safety. Village of Chetwynd officials chaired the discussion and addressed the address by Michael Mahaus of the Workers Compensation Board with village works foreman Cliff Michel also in attendance.
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Prince George
B.C
Cassiar
Prince Rupert
Valemount
Andy Teslyk
Chetwynd
Michael Mahaus
Workers Compensation Board
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Prince George Hospital
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