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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Oct 13, 1971

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Hudson's Hope council honors safety record with certificate

The District Municipality of Hudson's Hope received a Workmen's Compensation Board safety certificate at the September 29 meeting. Superintendent Roger Porter attended. Mayor Rod Richmond reported on talks with Deputy Minister L Brooks about a potential Williston Lake provincial park. A bridge replacement study for the Half-Way River is advancing. Water extension tender awarded to E R Krebs and Sons for 18 694 with completion targeted by November 15 1971. Corporal Hrycn urged sidewalks along Dudley Drive for General Pearke's School.

of Hudson's Hope Workmen's Compensation Board Roger Porter Rod Richmond L. Brooks Brooks Hudson's Hope Williston Lake R.G. Harvey Council Fort St John Birtish E.R. Krebs and Sons of Krebs Tompkins Contracting Hrycn RCM Police Dudley Drive General Pearke

Outhouse Trends Replace Cracked Farm Privies in Peace

In rural Peace, pioneers placed outhouses about 50 paces behind homes to balance fragrance and privacy. Early 1950s saw schools install two hole plywood models behind every rural schoolhouse, painted bright, becoming local status symbols until pranksters toppled them on Halloween.

Hallowe'en

Chetwynd Chamber backs Vancouver time zone switch

The Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce voted to support the Peace River Liard Regional District moving to Vancouver time zones. Peace country currently uses Alberta time because of heavy Edmonton trade.

Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce Peace River-Liard Vancouver Alberta Edmonton

McGinn sentenced in Dawson Creek for assault charge

Robert McGinn of Chetwynd pleaded guilty in Dawson Creek police court to assault occasioning bodily harm and resisting arrest receiving a 90 day sentence. He had appeared in Chetwynd court earlier seeking remand without plea as details of a fracas in which a woman was beaten emerged. Mayor Frank Oberle told the Chamber the regional District is pursuing steps with the federal government to call a referendum in the Peace region on time zone alignment.

Robert McGinn Chetwynd Dawson Creek McGinn Frank Oberle Chamber

Legion Youth Leadership Seminar Highlighted

Jane Rebagliati reported to Legion Zone members on a five day leadership conference at the University of British Columbia sponsored by the Legion. She said the program was excellent and socially rewarding and she watched the B C Lions practice. About 125 students from across Canada attended. Oberle noted Alberta voters moved to Daylight Saving Time and predicted Prince George may surpass Edmonton as a regional hub in the coming years.

Jane Rebagliati Chetwynd Legionaires Dreff Legion Zone Miss Rebagliati University of B.C The B.C. Lions Jane Canada Confer Alberta B.C Oberle Edmonton Prince George

Intercontinental fuels group eyes Sukunka coal mine deal

Inter-continental Fuels Ltd with Mikas Oil Co Canada and Austen and Butta Ltd Australia says positive geological results could lead to a full scale mine next year. They estimate 700 million tons of high quality met coal in Sukunka area and plan over $3 million invested in exploration to prove feasibility. Nearby, Chetwynd police investigate two weekend burglaries with over 800 dollars value stolen from a residence and a school theft of four to five dollars. juveniles suspected.

London Eng Sukunka Chetwynd Inter-continental Fuels Ltd Mikas Oil Co Canada Austen and Butta Ltd Australia Geo Intercontinental Joe Bayrele Edmonton

Hudson's Hope volunteers fund many community projects

Art Tutula notes the Hudson's Hope Volunteer Fire Department and auxiliary Fire Bells perform extensive public service. Members receive small stipends for calls and practice, with all honoraria poured into a social fund supporting youth activities. They fund hospital equipment, hall improvements, rodeo events, youth programs, minor hockey, and free ambulance service. Debentures are being sold to Install an artificial ice plant as curling resumes later.

Hudson's Hope Volunteer Fire Department Hudson's Hope Chetwynd Hudson Hope Council Williston Lake Cubs Wayne Brown Beryl Prairie Lynx Creek Ares J. Murray K.J. Davidson Joe Martin B. Pringle Fire Bells Locatias Lynx Creek Art Tutula Portage Mountain Curling Club

Soapy’s Halloween Prank Ends In Narrow Escape

A rude bachelor nicknamed Soapy lures pranksters by moving a makeshift outhouse and leaving a honey pit. Neighbors push him away but one raider falls in as lights come on at a farmhouse. A comrade narrowly saves himself, while Soapy’s treachery backfires in a moonlit scene.

Soapy Hallowe'en

Whisties See Judge Williams After Accident in George

A village resident reports Judge WH Williams limping weeks after a crash near Prin. He reportedly lost teeth in the smash up and was seen with a woman and a child near a perfume counter. He continues to whistle as he works.

WH. Williams Prinis George

Dawson Creek Teacher Killed in Highway Crash

Stephen Palma, a Dawson Creek teacher, died Saturday morning in a motor vehicle crash near Groundbirch. Police report the vehicle left the highway on a curve, rolled into the ditch, and the victim was a passenger.

Stephen Palma Dawson Creek Groundbirch

Chetwynd District Hospital to begin major surgeries soon

Dr John Lennox announces that the new Chetwynd District Hospital will be able to undertake major surgery this week. He notes staff are settling in well and confirms efforts to recruit another doctor and attract a dentist to the village.

John Lennox Chetwynd District Hospital Chamber of Commerce

Industrial head for area sought in regional district

The Peace-Liard Regional District plans to hire an industrial coordinator for the region with a target start date on or after January 1, 1972. The regional board, meeting in Ponce Coupe, views the role as a regional responsibility to benefit the area and share costs among municipalities after evaluating applications.

Peace-Liard Ponce Coupe

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