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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Oct 05, 1983

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Northern Lights College meets to discuss Chetwynd Campus future

The Board of Northern Lights College held a regular Fort Nelson meeting on September 22, 1983. They reaffirmed the region’s multi campus delivery plan, rejected a Chetwynd Campus closure, and planned talks with Education Minister Heinrich to secure ongoing support. Additional items included a Joint Use Agreement with School District 59 and the Village of Chetwynd, Dawson Creek building reviews, and 1,379 registrations to date with Dawson Creek leading.

Board of Northern Lights College Fort Nelson Charlie Lasser Chetwynd Lasser Heinrich Dawson Creek Fort St. John Jim Kassen Lower Post Cassiar Atlin Dease Lake Iskut Good Hope Lake Telegraph Creek

Dams in Northern BC delayed past 2000 plan

BC Hydro postponed large Stikine and Iskut river developments citing no need before about 2000 and delaying energy project certificate applications for at least two to three years. Alaska concerns over salmon and wildlife persisted, while Hydro winds down studies and completes mapping and environmental work.

Vancouver B.C Hydro Stikine Iskut British Colum Commission For Alaska

Be Electrically Alert safety program expansion reaches sixth year

Be Electrically Alert, a BC Hydro safety program, enters its sixth year in British Columbia schools this fall. It targets grades four to seven with films, posters and lectures, and offers materials for younger children and junior secondary students.

B.C. Hydro British Columbia Hydros Prince George Terrace Victoria Vernon Burnaby Hydr Hydro Hyde

Tour of Chetwynd slide tape show at Chetwynd SS

A completed twenty minute slide tape presentation titled A Tour of Chetwynd will be shown to the public at Chetwynd Secondary School in rooms 6 at 7 00 8 00 and 9 00 pm. The project features local people including Brad Martins of IGA and Cst. Nordlund with funding from School District no 59 Curriculum Committee. It was produced by Mr Sabulsky and Katimavik worker Chris Streich with music by Mr Ranta and narration by Shelly Proctor a 1983 graduate. The slide tape includes 110 slides and a 22 minute music script and aims to study local facilities and issues for classroom use. A residents test will check knowledge of the community.

Chetwynd Chetwynd Secondary School Mr. Sabulsky Chris Streich Katimavik Brad Martins IGA R.C.M.P Cst Nordlund Lasser Com

Local residents attend banquet with British PM guests

Michelle Milley and her parents Rev. and Mrs Philip Milley attended a reception and banquet in Edmonton hosted by Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau in honour of UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. Trudeau introduced Mrs Thatcher to the Milleys and they spoke briefly, making it a memorable evening for Michelle.

Michelle Milley Chetwynd Secondary School Canada Edmonton Alberta Margaret Thatcher United Kingdom Michelle Rev Phillip Milley Philip Milley P.E. Trudeau Thatcher Edmonton Plaza Westin Hotel Trudeau Mrs. Thatcher Milleys

BC Ministry proposes partnership deals for Tree Farm Licences

The Ministry of Forests released a discussion paper on partnership agreements to transfer more forest management duties to Tree Farm Licence holders. Voluntary, earned privileges hinge on performance with audits and potential penalties. Public input requested by October 28.

Ministry of Forests B.C Tom Waterland Waterland TFL T.M. Apsey Ministry of Forest Information Services Victoria

Theft adds single report in Chetwynd police beat

Chetwynd police reported a quiet weekend with only one incident theft. A pickup truck was stolen and remains unrecovered, with no other major disturbances noted.

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College Ministry of Education Pacific Postal Division Yukon Alan Paul Bobby Rand B.C. Energy Donald Stainsby The Society Promoting Environmental Conservation Rae Mr. Ranta Shelly Proctor C.S.S Munity Monton Brownies and Guides Chetwynd Hospital Trina LeClair Sandy Gillett Don Welch Shoppers Food Mart Super Valu
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