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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Aug 26, 2003

Page

10

Critters and Beasts of Moberly Lake Nature Log

June at Moberly Lake reflects on hummingbirds last seen Saturday the 16th with one visitor at 5:45 am. Other species like juncos cowbirds purple finches and white-throated sparrows are migrating south. Cedar waxwings hunt insects in willows while bears puncture a large inner tube and raid the raspberry patch. Tony and I witnessed two fishing eagles a grebe family and a belted kingfisher with a youngster. June has lived here over 20 years.

Tony

Thunder in the Valley Drag Races Draw $7500 in Cash Prizes

Denise Everett reports the Chetwynd Hot Rod Association hosted its 5th annual Thunder in the Valley event with $7500 in cash and prizes. Spectators saw a truck win by a fraction of a second at 87 mph while a bike on the right dominated its race. Competitors needed a valid license and a passable safety check.

Chetwynd Hot Rod Association Thunder In the Valley Drag Races

Open Burning Ban Includes Fireworks in Prince George Area

The Open Burning Ban for the Prince George Fire Centre area bars fireworks and all ignition. The ban, reissued midnight August 19, 2003, remains in effect until further notice with tickets issued for violations. The Prince George Fire Centre covers multiple districts and Robson Valley campfire ban remains. There have been four new fires since Friday, with 311 fires in the centre to date, 127 human caused and 184 lightning. Provincially 2,205 fires so far. Initial attack crews total six, 18 firefighters. Report forest fires at 1 800 663 5555.

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