Beauty Is by Garnett Ann Schultz and Chetwynd notes
Beauty is described as a golden dawn and the world around us. The column extends sympathy to the Mark Hanen family on their four year old son Jason’s sudden death. Local events include the 1982 Fall Exhibit and Sale of Fine Arts at Chimo Village Gallery and a Zion Presbyterian United Church bazaar at Elks Hall. Community life notes mention Royal Purple, Beta Sigma Phi activities, a senior citizens home project, a wedding in Loon Lake, Sask., and reminders to shop for Christmas.
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Mark Hanen
Jason
Chetwynd
Chimo Village Gallery
Beta Sigma Phi
Jean Ray
Plan to mine minerals in parks faces review era
The plan to allow mineral exploration in parks faces ongoing review by energy ministers. Johnston notes concern from mining and business sectors about establishing parks before mineral potential is known. He urges fine tuning of boundaries to permit exploration without harming preservation areas. Hanson warns mineral search could erase a park due to drilling and blasting.
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Johnston
NDP Lands
Gordon Hanson
Alberta eyed coal boom with research drive and policy push
Norbert Berkowitz of the Alberta Energy Resources Conservation Board told a resource conference that Alberta must foster a coal development climate akin to oil and gas. He urged intensified research in mining, handling, transport and land reclamation, noting coal research funding lags oil sands support. He warned of limited industry effort to publicize coal's potential and projected Alberta coal could rise to 27.3 million tonnes by 2000, powering electricity.
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Calgary
Alberta
Norbert Berkowitz
Alberta Energy Resources Conservation Board
Berkowitz
Canada
British Columbia
Maritimes
Conservation Board
Japan
Pacific Rim
Europe
B.C
Rampaging bull chased through Brewster ends seven hours
A rampaging Simmental bull charged through downtown Brewster Washington as ranchers and police pursued it. Local school officials kept children indoors for safety during the seven hour chase. The bull, valued at $1,500, was shot and killed after it swam.
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Brewster
Wash
Regional Cable Debate Over CHAN TV Access at Cancom
The Canadian communications commission may require approvals for 5440 Cable Ltd to carry CHAN TV Vancouver via Cancom. A pass through charge to subscribers is likely if the proposal proceeds. The department suggested the Anik B experiment offered free transponder use, with BCTV distributing signals at no charge within its footprint. Normal sat transponder rentals run about 1.2 million annually, costs that Concom would recover through customer charges. The commission notes CHAN is optional and not mandatory to provide, though it has encouraged exploring such services. Local retransmitters in Fort St John and Dawson Creek carry CFRN Edmonton’s CTV to cover gaps. The overall situation shows a lack of BC originated CTV service in the area.
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CanCom
Vancouver
Chantv Vancouver
Cable Ltd
Commission
5440 Cable Ltd
Department of Communications
BCTV
Concom
CHAN
Fort St. John
Dawson Creek
Chetwynd's Growth Plan Urges Local Action and Self Help
In a year of monitoring Chetwynd shows readiness for growth yet stresses the town must lead. Community groups highlight services, new facilities, and diverse industries while urging residents and leaders to actively fund and pursue needed improvements.
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BY Garnett
Ann Schultz
Royal Purple
Irene Hanna
Fort Nelson
Turnon
Zion- Presbyterian United Church
Elks
William Tracey Sr
Loon Lake
Sask
Doug
Edith Dimond
Ringy
New Democratic Party
Bill Bennett
TV TO Peace District
Participe
Tion
Columbia River
Bill Daniels
Chetwynd Area
Tansi
Women’s Resource Centre
Chamber of Commerce
Labour
Robert
BCAA
Alice Good
Edr
Phae
Wee
Floyd
C.M.H.C
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
Village of
Clifford Calliou
B.C.N.H
J.A. Teslyk
Workmen's Wear
Susan's Sewing Centre
Main ST
42Nd Street
Stewart
Chetwynd, B.C