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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Oct 31, 1973

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Education discussed by Region H chamber at Chetwynd meeting

Region H delegates from Pouce Coupe Taylor Dawson Creek Fort St John Hudsons Hope and Chetwynd met October 27 to discuss tourism and regional planning. A postage stamp machine and a CASA program were noted, with Kamloops PTA meeting updates and a push to hold 1974 sessions in Fort St John. Halloween poem and signoff conclude.

Associated Chamber of Commerce Region H Chetwynd Pouce Coupe Taylor Dawson Creek Fort St. John Hudson’s Hope P.T.A.C Kamloops Jack Department of Industrial Development Hanson B.C Alexander McKenzie Hotel

Local greetings from Merritt and area news

The Ron Tarrs in Merritt send hello to Chetwynd friends and share box 1967. Clara reports the can is on the way and eight homes were visited last month. Ed Hoffman toured Prince George, while Marcel Lamarre and Dick Doroshi sent greetings from Smithers and Prince George respectively. Ki Norm and Bev Stirling visited Smithers with locals. Attendees at the BC Hospitals Association conference in Vancouver included Wm Williams, Sr. Manika, and R. E. Hoffman. Library workshop attendees in Dawson Creek were Irene McClarty Connie Dalke Korky Grant Rheta Rix and Sandra Wood. Kathie and Eddie welcomed a granddaughter born October 26 in Dawson Creek. News tip line is 788 2246. Government may send travel writers to the area next May and a winter travel show is planned for Vancouver in February. Chamber plans discuss regional booklet funding and next meeting decisions.

Library Development Commission Dawson Creek Irene McClarty Connie Dalke Korky Grant Rheta Rix Sandra Wood

Burns of Edmonton Delivers Record Meat Shipment to Edmonton IGA

The largest meat shipment ever made by Burns of Edmonton arrived at Westgates IGA this week. A 90 foot truck carried 142 quarters of beef about 15 tons along with 10 hogs and 5,000 pounds of processed meats. Five cutters and four wrappers, overseen by IGA Butcher D. Willard and Burns rep John Williams, spent nearly two days cutting and packing. Willard ordered the meat last summer, nearly to the pound, described as quite an accomplishment.

Burns of Edmonton Westgates IGA D. Willard Burns John Williams J. Williams

Scales Addresses Dinner On Post Secondary Education

Mr. Dick Scales, Dean of Students and Registrar at New Caledonia College Prince George, spoke at the Associated Chamber of Commerce dinner in Chetwynd. He reviewed BC post secondary education history, regional colleges, and the Peace River outlook, noting colleges offer broad university, technical, and vocational programs. New Caledonia offers an impressive number of post secondary options.

Tony Brummet Associated Chamber of Commerce Right Dick Scales Chetwynd Scales Caledonia College Prince George Peace River New Caledonia College of B.C B.C. Institute of Technology New Caledonia

Windrem Motel Sold to new owner John Jackman

Maurice Hayward sells Windrem Motel Ltd to John Jackman. Haywards moved from Verden to Peace River country in 1957 and built the Windrem Motel in Chetwynd in 1961. Maurice, a road contractor and local official, and family relocate to 48rd Street subdivision. Jackman, former Hotel Chetwynd manager, takes over November 1 with wife Beau and daughter.

Windrem Motel Ltd Maurice Hayward John Jackman Haywards Peace Coupe Peace River Verden Manitoba Maurice Chetwynd Windrem Hayward Hotel Chetwynd Beau Windrem Motel

Councillor Seats Contested as Nominations Close in Chetwynd

One alderman seat remains vacant after nominations closed in Chetwynd on Monday morning. Maurice Hayward is acclaimed as Mayor and Regional Representative, Willard Dunn as Alderman, and Ernie Pfanner takes the School Trustee post.

Chetwynd Maurice Hayward Willard Dunn Ernie Pfanner

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Windrem Elementary C.A.S.E Hallowe’en Juanita Johnson Lucynd Chel Tame Ron Tarrs Merritt Clara Hallowe Ed Hoffman Marcel Lamarres Smithers Dick Doroshi Norm and Bev Stirling A. Aslesons D. Moores Wm. Williams Sr. Manika British Columbia Hospitals’ Association Hotel Vancouver R. E Kathie Eddie Monica Chamber Jackman Muriel Brent Rhonda Hallowe'en Goblins U.N.I.C.E.F
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