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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Sep 09, 1981

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New Fish and Wildlife Office Opens in Chetwynd

The North East coal project spawns a district Fish and Wildlife office in Chetwynd, opened by the Ministry of Environment and funded by North East coal. Officers Doug Gillett and Bruce Taylor will enforce regulations, liaise with industry, monitor wildlife impacts, and protect recreational areas as development grows.

North East Coal Development Fish and Wildlife Branch Chetwynd Ministry of Enviornment North East Coal Ministry Doug Gillett Ministry of Environment Doug Gillet Con North East Coal Area Credit Union Odist Street Bruce Taylor Dan Dwyer Ministry of Envioonment Dawson Creek

New Hunting Regulations Announced for Region Seven

Hunters should review the updated rules as several changes affect activities in Region Seven of the Peace River Area. Licenses and regulations available at sporting goods stores and government offices. Basic license fees rise by 3 dollars due to a new surcharge.

Peace River Area

Health and dental programs in Peace River district schools

Dental Health Services staff Leeta York and Pauline Roberts will conduct brush-ins in Dawson Creek Fort St John Chetwynd and Hudson Hope for grades one three and five with parental consent for optional fluoride toothpaste rinses this year. Letters go home by September 25 urging swift returns.

Dental Health Services Peace River Leeta York Pauline Roberts Dawson Creek Fort St.John Chetwynd Hudson Hope

Echo marks growth of Chetwyn in Progress Edition

The Echo presents the 1981 Progress Edition reviewing a good year for the Village and Community. New faces and businesses joined as regional developments fostered industrial, commercial and residential expansion. It hints at a coming revolutionary era with nationwide impact.

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Dome Petroleum files LNG project proposal with B C ministry

Dome Petroleum Limited reports it has filed a letter of intent with the British Columbia Minister of Energy Mines and Petroleum Resources outlining a detailed plan to use BC surplus natural gas in an LNG project. The project stems from a 1980 agreement with Nissho Iwai of Japan to supply LNG to four major Japanese utilities, pending government approval. Dome aims to submit a full proposal by December 1 1981 under ministry guidelines.

Vancouver - Dome Petroleum Limited B.C Dome Nissho Iwai Corporation of Japan B.C. Energy McClelland Canada Grassy Point Bay Port Simpson Prince Rupert

Biography of Father Jungbluth and local church work

A biography being compiled on Father Jungbluth, Catholic priest in the Peace River area. He arrived in Fort Vermilion in 1935 with the Oblate Fathers, built a small church at Eleske, then served from 1936 to 1947 in the Diocese of Grouard McLennan, visiting Indian missions by horseback or motorcycle. He later established churches at Moberly Lake in 1957 and Chetwynd in 1958, served Hudson's Hope, and built the Moberly Lake Youth Centre in 1968. Writer Shirlee Matheson of Hudson's Hope seeks stories, clippings, photos, or names of potential contacts, and welcomes correspondence via Box 37 Huson Hope BC VOC 1VO.

Father Jungbluth Peace River Fort Vermillion Oblate Fathers Eleske Grouard-McLennan Fort St. John Prince George Moberly Lake Chetwynd Hudson’s Hope Shirlee Matheson

Chetwynd Airport Improvement Fund Receives $300,000

Mayor Ernie Pfanner accepted a $300,000 donation from MLA Don Phillips for the Chetwynd Airport Improvement Program at the Village Office. The gift boosts total airport funding to $500,000 for lighting and a 4500 foot runway. Tenders will be called immediately and work aimed to finish before winter, with further talks with the Ministry of Transport on navigational aids.

Ernie Pfanner Don Phillips M.L.A. Peace River South Chetwynd Phillips Pfanner M.L.A. Phillips Fe. Ie M.O.T

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Servation the Fish and Wildlife Branch Pine River Martin Cr Gwillim R Hook Kinuseo Cr M.U Habitat Conservation Fund North East Peace River District Wally Cantor Rose Echo Chetwyn Jungbluth Huson’s Hope B.C. Voc Kaat Dawson
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