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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Aug 18, 1987

Page

6

Flood ruins Brockman home in Chetwynd area

Sandra and Les Brockman and their 15 month old daughter returned to flood damage in Chetwynd after weekend in Rocky Mountain House. A tent trailer and two cars were affected, one car washed away, another found in the garden. Four inches of water filled the home. basement continues to flood. Environment Ministry photos assessed damage for potential government aid. Immediate $2,000 from PEP was approved. ICBC to cover interior car cleaning. Brockmans seek further assistance, humorously noting a burl washed onto the lawn.

Sandra Legion Brockmans Ministry of Environment Barry Akehurst PEP Prince George Chetwynd Akehurst Brockman Les Sandra Brockman

Summer Reading Program closing party honors top readers

The Summer Reading Program wrapped up with a Closing Party. Justin Keutzer earned a Huntley stuffed animal for most books read, while Jody Keutzer received a helicopter ride for the Mystery of Mortimer. Special thanks to Highland Helicopters for the donation.

Justin Keutzer Huntley Jody Keutzer Mortimer Highland Helicopters Prince George Vancouver UBC Terry Fay Sharon

Wildlife on highways warning urged after deer and other animals hit

Wildlife on area roads faces increasing danger as over 30 animals including deer moose and elk are reported killed or fatally injured this year. Drivers are told to watch for wildlife especially dawn and dusk and to report any collisions to the Conservation Office or RCMP using 24 hour 788 3210 or 788 3611 during office hours.

Conservation Office RCMP

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