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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Sep 07, 1983

Page

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Bumper cone crop reported by CFI

Conifer forestry team led by Hank Krawczyk notes a good white spruce cone year at C.F.I. West Fraser Mills in Chetwynd B C. Spring monitoring estimates potential cone quantity and quality 95 percent viable seeds checked. Aerial cone collection used helicopters cutting and lifting treetops over five days. thirteen pickers stripped cones in six days yielding 104 hectalitres raw material with moisture loss during storage.

Hank Krawczyk Silvicultural C.F.I West Fraser Mills Chetwynd B.C Krawczyk Highland Okanogan Hank Krawcyzk Forest Service Duncan

Two Drownings and Worker Death Reported Near Tumbler Ridge

Tumbler Ridge police report two fatal incidents in quick succession. Jack Walter Knott, 33, of Dawson Creek drowned at Bear Hole Lake after a canoe tipped. a companion survived. Another death, September 1, involved Robert Alexander Davidson, 33, of Victoria, killed at an asphalt plant base while working alone. Both incidents are treated as accidental. A forestry note describes 104 hectares yielding about 10 million seedlings stored for provincial planting, with seed management steps.

Tumbler Ridge Jack Walter Knott Dawson Creek Bear Hole Lake Ministry of Transportation Robert Alexander Davidson Victoria Forest Service Centre Duncan B.C

Back to School in See Dy EL Magee Well

The community welcomes students and staff as the new school year begins with September 6 start for special sessions and September 7 for regular days. Windrem Elementary, Don Titus School, Dokie, and Chetwynd Secondary announce new teachers and retirements, with principal changes and best wishes for a productive year.

Windrem Elementary Janis Johnstone Ben Barrow Gail Harris Susan Budgell Susan Marg Glennie Marg Windrem Lynda Johnstone Brenda McLean Ann Lawton Peggy Lazorko Bob Manly Rob Farrant Dave Heaney Rick Scott Jim Oliver Keith McMillan J.B. Harkness Don Titus Marian Johnson Marian Marcy McColl Val Henderson Rose Mary Schwanke al Easingwood Steve Goltuck Daria Thiltgen Brenda Little Bob Gougeon Dokie Gail Smith C. Francey Philpott Ram Toews Goldie Chetwynd Secondary School R. McDowell R Kernaghan K. Heaney S. Gray J. Ashton D. Chmelyk S. Berringer D. Carson C. Cameron D. Cram C. Allen E. Fedosa The Echo

Energy Efficient House opens in Chetwynd subdivision

The official opening is at 1 30 pm on Wednesday September 7 for the Super Energy Efficient House by D and B White Construction located at 4444 53rd Avenue Carmela Sub Division Chetwynd. The home features energy saving design promising 59 to 80 percent energy reduction under the SEEH agreement with Energy Mines and Resources Canada.

D & B White Construction 53Rd Avenue Carmela Sub Chetwynd Energy, Mines and Resources Canada

Moberly Lake Crime Prevention indexes homes to deter thefts

The RCMP Crime Prevention program in the Moberly Lake region labels and engraves valuables to aid identification if stolen. Led by Mary Carveth with workers Patti Berlinger and Virgil Gonvick, the project aims to speed police recovery, deter burglars, and extend to Jac kish Lake area. Community response has been positive with decals warning of traceability. Contact 788-2733 for details.

RCMP Moberly Lake Patti Berlinger Jackfish Lake Virgil Gonvick Mary Carveth R.C.M.P Moberly Lake District Peopl Jackish Lake N Bering Furthe

BC Hydro lowers 1993 electricity demand forecast

Vancouver based British Columbia Hydro revised its long range outlook for 1993 showing total demand rising to 48.2 million kilowatt hours from a prior 52.9 million. the drop is led by lower growth in bulk and residential use and excludes Dome Petroleum LNG plans near Prince Rupert due to softer global LNG and oil price forecasts.

Vancouver B.C Hydro Petroleum Prince Rupert Japan

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