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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Apr 30, 1990

Page

16

Chetwynd grants aid funds support several local groups

At the Chetwynd Area E Grants in Aid meeting held April 25 at the Recreation Centre chaired by Paul Solmes and Jack Hannam four thousand dollars went to Windrem Parent Advisory Council for a Windrem Elementary School playground. Other allocations include Chetwynd Speed Skating Club 3730 Dokie Elementary 5000 Jackfish Community Association 20000 Little Prairie Heritage Society 5000 Moberly Lake Gold Club 7000 Pine Valley Exhibition Park 15000 Camp Sagitawa 13000 Chetwynd Recreation Centre 454 Youth Travel Purposes 1500 and Swimming Pool Society 5000. The program funds nonprofit community recreational, art, sport, cultural or social activities in rural areas, with 1980 origin and 1982 shift. This year marks the first in-town school funding.

Maureen ‘Killian’ Gammon Chetwynd Paul Solmes Jack Hannam Windrem Chetwynd Speed Skating Club Dokie Jackfish Community Association Little Prairie Heritage Society Moberly Lake Gold Club Pine Valley Exhibition Park Camp Sagitawa Chetwynd Recreation Centre Swimming

Break-ins and thefts reported across town in April

Police logged multiple incidents from April including a Husqvarna 250 chainsaw and hand saw stolen from a Wabi Crescent residence on April 16. On April 19 windows were broken at a Clark Road trailer and an overnight break-in attempt at Stagecoach Restaurant. A Hughs Tungston bit valued at 11040 pounds 220 to 250 was taken from a town pickup and on April 20 a Skil saw worth 300 was stolen from a parking lot. Also April 20 mischief to a truck window with one suspect detained and charges pending and a hit and run at Shoppers Food Mart causing 1000 damage. On April 21 a 1974 Ford Cou suspected in ongoing case.

Wabi Crescent Clark Road Shoppers Food Mart

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