Chetwynd Citizens of the Year Award Honors Moore
Mrs Ann Teslyk presented Mrs Clara Moore with Chetwynd Citizen of the Year for her kindness and community service. Christine James gave Miss Necole Demulemeester the Junior Service Award for her hard work and community involvement during Civic Night on Saturday November 7, 1987. The ceremony included swearing in Chamber officers by Andy Teslyk and remarks by Roy Hillton and Ian Campbell. Continued on page eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maureen Gammon
Ann Teslyk
Clara Moore
Chetwynds
Necole Demulemeester
Andy Teslyk
Bernice van Sickle
Richard Martin
Norm Picco
Ann McBeth
Barb Shirley
Daniel Roethlisberger
Ellen Roller
Sharon Suverus
Liz Touet
Glen Campbell
Roy Hillton
Brian Smith
Ian Campbell
Chamber of Commerce
Harold Amudsen
Charles Lasser
Christine James
Nicole Demuelemeester
Chetwynd
Leisure Pool Referendum Voters in Chetwynd Area
Terry Sankey reports that Chetwynd and regional voters will decide on a Leisure Pool referendum Saturday November 21. A yes vote would yield a year round recreation facility with fitness, sauna, waves, and programs for all ages. The pool aims for stronger finances than a traditional pool, citing Abbotsford’s McMillan Pool as a model for improvement.
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Terry Sankey
Chetwynd
McMillan Pool
Abbotsford
Leisure pool proposal shown to Jackfish Lake group
At Jackfish Lake Community Association meeting on November 3 about 25 residents saw Jean Hicks and Andrew Verigin present the leisure pool concept with slides and drawings. They explained costs and tax implications and received a good response. Additional showings are planned for Moberly Lake on November 9 and Dokkie-Hasler Flats on November 12 at 7:30 p.m. in the Band Room of Dokkie School.
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Jackfish Lake
Moberly Lake
Dokkie - Hasler Flats
Dokkie School
Chetwynd Alderman Candidates Share Community Ties
Local residents Ron Keller and Brian Baker announce bids for Chetwynd Alderman. Keller highlights long service with BC Hydro and fire hall grant success. Baker stresses outdoors life and civic duty. Both emphasize involvement with library, schools, scouts, and town projects.
Chetwynd Alderman Candidate Promises Service And Experience
A long time resident outlines his plans for Chetwynd including open communication with residents, prudent use of taxpayer dollars, attracting business, and strong council leadership. He notes retirement plans to devote time to district service and highlights prior roles in local government and community committees.
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Brian Baker
Chetwynd
Aberdeen
Saskatchewan
Council
Ponce Coupe
Progress
Margaret
Also Mentioned on This Page
B.C. Hydro
Kinsmen
Lions
Boy
Scouts
Toastmasters
Rodeo Grounds
Chetwynd Ski Hill
Economic Development Commission
Pine Valley Exhibition Committee
Peace River
Inland
Kenworth
Guides
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Chetwynd Secondary School
Don Titus
Fire Department
Ron Keller
Ken Bettin
Pauline Huska
Ron Smith
Mou Ae
Jake Bergen
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