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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 10, 1986
Page
2
The paper invites letters on local topics from readers with names and addresses. Submissions must include a written signature and cannot be anonymous. The editor may condense or reject letters, which will be returned in unusual cases.
Prince George office provides guidance through CASE, a Federal Business Development Bank service for small and medium sized businesses. Casper's Neighbourhood Pub is among about 10,000 helped yearly, with a roster of 1300 counsellors offering expertise in accounting, marketing, feasibility studies, production, and more. Counsellors are retired businesspeople who can analyze and propose practical improvements while helping implement them. Most CASE clients are not borrowers of the Bank.
Mayor Lasser notes Chetwynd leaped to prominence as Expo 86 buzz swirled around a Swiss Watch outside the Swiss Pavilion. Coverage rolled from radio to national TV, with outlets in Vancouver, Prince George, Edmonton, and San Francisco. He cites local symbols—Oil Derrick in Fort St John, Mile Zero in Dawson Creek—while promoting Powder King ski resort and future “Little Giant” lumbering identity.
Town thanks volunteers from Kim Moore to Dan Dokkie and many more for hours of work at the Ghoulish Affair. Gratitude extended to RCMP staff, Firemen, recreation centre staff, and listed individuals and groups. Acknowledges donors including Bank of Nova Scotia, BC Hydro, Canfor, and local businesses for supplies, candy, and cash.
Campaign statement from Bob Shirley recalling 1984 election results where 71 percent of votes were cast and urging residents to vote on November 16 to support municipal efforts. He pledges fairness honesty hard work and time to improve the community.
Brian E Baker appeals for community pride and backing to accomplish shared aims. He pledges to do his part for the community if supported on November 15.
A public notice thanks numerous local individuals groups and businesses for backing a forthcoming Chetwynd election campaign. It notes commitments to lower Hydro and Natural Gas rates improve sales tax relief and secure northern isolation grants while urging turnout on November 15. The list includes Commerce Dental Services and many regional sponsors.
Alex Mackie of Chetwynd Sports Centre reports a $10,000 debt remains but hopes the ski club will operate next weekend. Snow conditions and a tow rope delay the start. 30 square bales of straw are needed and volunteers are invited to call 788-2994 to help with lodge concessions.
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