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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Nov 17, 1976

Page

2

Municipal election reminder and call to vote on November 20

The message urges eligible residents to vote on Saturday November 20 at the Village office, stressing the importance of voting for capable, independent representatives. It warns against partisanship and notes the Village Council depends on voters choosing informed, courageous leaders.

Echo reader letters and local civic notes in Chetwynd

Community concerns cover Small Claims service perception and access to courts. Voters urged to back local leadership, planning, transit, water and police measures, with mentions of future BC television outlet, probation services, and 24 hour security as key issues in Chetwynd. John Jackman endorsement and past civic service highlighted.

Fort St John Fort Nelson Dawson Creek Chetwynd Hudson’s Hope Small Claims Court T.V British Columbia Television British Columbia Chamber of Commerce John Jackman

Smoke Signals from Moberly Lake

Local notes from Moberly Lake feature a reminiscence of lodge events, a humorous farm sale joke, Lincoln quotes and daily affirmations for just for today. Ralph Rohel starts oil company work in Edmonton while others visit relatives and run the Trading Post in the interim.

Ralph Rohel Edmonton

Lions prepare for talent night in Chetwynd

The Chetwynd Lions Club will sponsor its first Talent Show on November 27 at the Elks Hall. Twenty entrants will be accepted. sixteen applications have been received. To participate call 788-9180 and ask for John Jackman or Vern Braaten. Tickets are available at Link Hardware or through Lions members. Don Wallace reports.

Fort St. John Chetwynd Royal Purple Moberly Lake Jane Martin Royal Purple Chetwynd Lions Club Elks Hall John Jackman Lions

CWL Christmas Tea and Bazaar at Elks Hall

Residents of Chetwynd are invited to the CWL Christmas Tea and Bazaar on Saturday November 20 at 2 p.m. in the Elks Hall. Enjoy handicrafts, baking, tea or coffee with pie, and entertainment by Anettes School of Baton. Mrs Jackie Sorchy will present a Creative Dancing demonstration.

Chetwynd C.W.L Elks Hall Santa Anettes School Baton Jackie Sorchy

Japanese officials to buy British Columbia Holstein cattle

Agriculture Minister James Hewitt hosts five Japanese officials in Victoria to select 80 to 100 Holstein cows for shipment to Japan in January 1977. Delegation includes veterinarians and government and trading firm representatives. Tour covers Vancouver Island and lower mainland farms with BC Holstein-Friesian Association aide. Early eating by Chinese traced to 5000 B.C.

James Hewitt British Columbia Japan Hewitt Victoria Shizuoka Kazunori Vancouver Island Suzuki Farmer-Cooperative Farmer-Co-Operative Bill McFaul B.C Holstein-Friesian Association

Your Week Ahead Weekly Horoscope Preview

Forecast period November 14 to 20. Aries through Pisces, focusing on home life, finances, and workplace relations. You can help others, handle people well, and may shop for pretty things. Expect company, host duties, and a busy week with a fast pace and need for rest.

Hydro pauses Site C plans delaying Peace River power

Hydro General Manager J N Olsen states Site C development will not begin before late 1978, with a pause for detailed impact studies. The plan includes comprehensive wildlife, fisheries, climatology, agriculture, and socio economic assessments, plus a possible public hearing by summer 1978 if required. Public input and licenses will shape next steps.

Hydro J.N. Olsen C.E. Framst Peace River Liard Olsen Hugh Goldie PVEA Mackenzie Inn McGregor Thurber

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