Community chatter from Parksville and Vancouver notices
Parksville B C vacationing families Teslyk and Douglas attend hockey camp while Jim Best and Rolene return from holidays. A tea hosted by Mrs Rheta Rix for Diane Crihtey moves neighbors to share news. Rev Ho Tin Yau and wife visit for Cindy Ho and Helmut Lemke Vancouver wedding. Connie Bonetti farewells at a Stavely Alberta move with Bonetti family. Frankie Bonetti plans to stay another month. Contact number 788 2246 for social news.
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Ho Tin Yau
Hong Kong
Cindy Ho
Helmut Lemke
Vancouver
Church of Christ
West Coast
Chetwynd
First time in history low forest fire hazard province wide
Victoria reports an historic low in forest fire hazard across British Columbia as 11 new fires raise the yearly tally to 754, well below last year’s 2,365. The Vancouver district records 87 fires versus 656 a year ago, while current costs total 2.19 million against 6.38 million last year. Ten fires remain burning province wide.
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Victoria
B.C
Don Owen
B.C. Forest Service
Vancouver Forest District
Vancouver Island
Peace River
Survey crews map contours for Site C reservoir plan
B C Hydro survey teams near Lynx Creek Attachie Bear Flats and Farrell Creek will stake elevation 1515 contours to outline a potential Peace River reservoir if a Site C dam is built two miles upstream from the Moberly River mouth. Thruber Consultants will lead environmental and social impact studies following earlier 1974 1975 preliminary work with no immediate need for Site C power before 1990.
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B.C
Peace River
Lynx Creek
Attachie
Bear Flats
Farrell Creek
Peace
Moberly
Thruber Consultants
Site C Peace River hydro study outlines run of river option
Hydro outlines plans to study a Site C project on the Peace River as a potential run of the river facility with minimal flooding. The 155 foot river drop over about 50 miles could yield more power than Site One's 700 megawatts. Public meetings and an Environmental Impact Statement will precede any license application and hearings. Public discussion will occur in fall with potential hearings by the Comptroller of Water Rights if licensed.
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Hat Creek
Alberta
Hydro
Peace River
Comptroller of Water Rights
Chetwynd Faces Burst of Crime Wave and Vandalism
Chetwynd officials convened an emergency session with the Village Council RCMP and airport authorities to address a spate of vandalism and break ins. Since August 8 reports totalled over thirty thefts break ins and damages with RCMP recording 50 to 60 hours overtime through August 10. Incidents clustered 3 am to 6 30 pm including thefts at the airport liquor store Esso bulk plant and a geophysical explosives magazine and multiple vehicle thefts and break ins.
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RCMP
Chetwynd
Esso
United Geophysical
Pacific 66
Skating pro hired for Chetwynd season
The Little Giant Figure Skating Club in Chetwynd hires Donna Jones, a qualified pro with seven figures and free Senior Silver Dance plus gold dance teaching ability and 13 years of experience. She arrives around October 1. The club seeks two bedroom accommodation and invites pre registration by calling Becky Wark between September 1 and 10. Registration at the arena is Sept 29 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm. People renting ice for patch time should call 788-2762. NHL game tickets will be sold soon.
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Little Giant
Chetwynd
Donna Jones
Jones
Becky Wark
German ambassador visits Peace River country dinner in Dawson Creek
The first German ambassador to visit the Peace River region attended a Dawson Creek Chamber of Commerce barbecue with MP Frank Oberle and others. He toured lumber sites, sawmills, and coal fields with enthusiasm, noting potential German investment with Denison Mines. Local officials praised the German community as valuable citizens.
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Max von Podewils-Durniz
Canada
Chetwynd
Frank Oberle
Denison Mines
Peace River
Chamber of Commerce
Dawson Creek
Centennial Recreation Centre
Joan
Allan Johnson
Oberle
B.C
Chamber
Jim McPhail
Arnold Dahlen
Bill Wanka
Renee
Peace River Country
Ottawa
Dahlen
McPhail
Fort St. John
Peace River Liard
Poace Coupe
Mark Laloge
Police Chamber
Dick Dixon
Nelson Sherbino
Bert Gosselin
Community Calendar Sees Strong Uptake in Chetwynd Area
The Chetwynd Lions Club sponsored Community Calendar is well received with designated area captains across Chetwynd and the district to ensure listings for all. Residents may mail in coupons or contact captains before September 12.
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Chetwynd
The
Chetwynd Lions Club
Chet
Wynd
Farewell party marks Bonetti family departure from Chetwynd
The Community of Chetwynd gathered at the Elks Hall to bid Carol and Frankie Bonetti farewell as they depart for farming in Stavely Alberta. Since 1963 they supported many town groups. Presentations included a Bronze Lion paper weight, engraved mugs, Little Giant pins, a barometer, a vase, an engraved tray and Dutch clock, and thanks for service to 1963 1976. The Kelms Band provided music and Royal Purple Ladies catered. Best wishes were sent for their new home on the farm.
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Connie Bonetti
Mrs. Bonetti
Stavely Alberta
Frankie Bonetti
Frankie & Carol Bonetti
Linda Nordlund
Mike
Chetwynd
Elks Hall
Carol
Stavely
Alberta
Bob McNabb
Bonettis
Frankie
Lions Club
John Jackman
Larry Tuck
Lasser
Chamber of Commerce
Bunne Hoffman
Recreation Commission
D. Forner
Mary Wilson
Wildmore Grove
Kelms
the Royal Purple
Bonetti
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Diane Crihtey
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Northern Lights College
Moore
B.C. Rail
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Canfor
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