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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 22, 1982
Page
4
The article advises gardeners to prepare for the next season while keeping current plants attractive with staking and clipping. It suggests feeding chrysanthemums, scattering phosphate, and using low nitrogen foods for vigor. It discusses nurseries, plant quality, hardening, and transitioning between seasons with emphasis on planning and experimentation.
Northern B.C. Social Development director Bob Burrows visited Chetwynd last week to meet with the Tansi Friendship Centre board. They discussed future plans and past and present problems, with a focus on securing a larger hall, possibly at the Lion's Den, to expand programs and reduce current space constraints.
Patrick Michiel, 32, newspaper editor and ecological graduate, was elected at a South Peace NDP nominating meeting held at the Royal Canadian Legion hall to be the party candidate should a fall election be called. He won 60 votes, defeating Norm Hinsley, with support from J.D. Pike and Chris Shannon.
Tumbler Ridge Commissioner Patrick Walsh announced two contracts for the Fire Hall and Public Works Building. The contracts total 824,600 dollars, with completion expected by next spring. N.C. Contractors of Prince George will build the Fire Hall, a 360 square meter facility with two service bays, work area and offices. Westmark Developments of Richmond will construct the 360 square meter Public Works Building with four service bays and a storage area plus office and lunch room.
The calendar lists a 7:30 p.m. third Sunday rod and gun club meeting at the indoor range under the Legion. It notes September 20 to 24 as Arthritis Blitz with literature and films from Arthritis Society to kick off Arthritis Week. September 25 features a Ski Club Garage Sale from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Ski Lodge.
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