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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 20, 1978
Page
2
The Chutnik Trio report on a village council forum noting a diverse turnout and mixed reactions. They criticize parking queries, praise Mrs Hoover, and urge cross agency talks on the road plan while defending free speech and media interest.
At a village forum Mayor Lasser, Regional Chairman, and planners debated routing for a Sukunka to Chetwynd link. Public questions highlighted two proposed routes, with provincial and village preferences diverging. Officials discussed underpasses, bylaw access, and Arena funding tied to mill rate measures.
The Moberly Lake area warns that animals such as horses and livestock found on the highway allowance will be seized and owners prosecuted. A pound keeper is expected to be named soon, and no animals shall roam at large within the defined pound district. Nearby summer cooking tip suggests cooking vegetables in their skins to preserve nutrients.
Chetwynd students show improving attitude and cooperation, with Mr. Campbell noting enthusiasm among staff and new roles like Mr Maurer as student activities co ordinator. He discusses class sizes, trimester changes, and ongoing construction funded by BC government to expand band and textiles rooms.
Wayne Burns and Debbie Molnar of Vancouver visit Chetwynd with family friends. Grandparents John Brisdon become grandparents again with Steven Thomas born September 8. Colettes Mother and Father Mr and Mrs Bedard of New Westminster are guests. Family visits continue to Prince George Red Deer Camrose.
Robert the private investigator tells a wife he followed her husband to five saloons and an apartment. The wife asks what happened there and he concludes the husband was trailing her. The community reports several bear sightings near homes and a school yard amid berry season, urging caution.
A reader from Chetwynd details repeated sewer backups from June to September 1978 causing carpet damage and odors. The writer blames the village and insurance for denial of reimbursement and calls for action from village government. The note signs as Gary Moores, urging accountability and warning about grease dumping and blockages.
T. L. Dodd of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business highlights the group as a 50 000 strong nonprofit aiding local owners. He notes CFIB efforts shaped laws including the Small Businesses Loans Act offering loans at 1 percent over prime. Contact Terry L. Dodd 4724 Cambridge St Burnaby BC V5C 1H7.
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