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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Feb 13, 1974

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Court records show multiple pleas before Judge Levis

James Bremner pleaded guilty to driving with 0.16 BAC on January 26 1974 and was fined 450 dollars and banned from highway driving for three months. Norman Sawchuk fined 25 for tax return failure in 1972. Ronald Barnett fined 25 for bypassing weight scales on January 24 1974. Two youths in family court on February 7 1974 were placed on six month probation after theft and possession of stolen property involving a cassette recorder belonging to Peace River School District No 59.

James Bremner Chetwynd B.C D. Levis Canada Norman Sawchuk Ronald Eugene Barnett Peace River School District No. 59 Don Titus School

Chetwynd Horse Club Opens Year with Elections

The Chetwynd 4H Horse Club met January 31 1974 at Chetwynd Secondary School electing Terri Lube president Cindy Gerstel vice president Joanne Gerstel secretary and reporter and Donna Schreiber treasurer with Mrs Pat and Mrs Pat Hernstedt named as new leaders. Upcoming meetings set for last Thursday of each month at 3 30 p m New members urged. Also notes include a criminal case dismissal and two men bound over for spring assize court on a drug charge. An accident near Mt Lemoray on February 7 left both drivers hospitalized. icy roads prevented charges.

Joanne Gerstel Chetwynd 4H Horse Club Chetwynd Secondary School Terri Lube Cindy Gerstel Donna Schreiber Pat D. Levis Benno Edwin Welz Denis Hugh Mulligan Vernon, B.C Ponce Coupe B.C RCMP Mt. Lemoray Margaret Rudiger Summerland Richard Sutherland Delta Rudiger

Library Receives 900 Grant For New Year

The Chetwynd Centennial Public Library reports a $500 grant from Peace Arts Council after a January 31 meeting. December circulation reached 1051 books, with poorer turnout noted. Next book exchange set for February 19, with plans for more juvenile titles and a February 18 tea opening the new library.

Lou Burnham Library Board Korky Grant Rheta Rix Peace Arts Council Dawson Creek

Lakeview Credit Union Opens Branch in Chetwynd

The Lakeview Credit Union officially opened in Chetwynd British Columbia on February 9 1974 with manager Dick Burnham and staff handling accounts since February 1. Directors and friends attended the opening social hour with notable guests including Mrs. Ruby Stevenson the first secretary from the 1934 Dawson Creek opening and out of town visitors from Dawson Creek Mackenzie and related figures.

Lakeview Credit Union Chetwynd B.C Dick Burnham Ruby Stevenson Dawson Creek Glen Toni Jim Mulligan Jane Peterson Painter Mary Holem B.C Dick Burnhams Bill Templeton Gordon Macklem Lake View Credit Union

School bus drivers threaten walkout in Chetwynd area

Standard Bus Contracting Ltd. in Prince George faces a walkout threat from eight drivers under contract with School District No. 59. They seek wage parity with District No. 69, demand sick leave, substitute-driver relief, and oppose working in temps below minus 40 degrees. Negotiations are pending with no official comment available.

Chetwynd Fish Lake Road Moberly Lake

Skiers compete in Prince George race and local notices

A group of Chetwynd skiers attended the Class C races in Prince George with Ricky and Eddie Schreiber Brent Westgate Ross Turner Charles Elden and Jim Shirley. Rodney Hanson was injured and did not participate Thor Sather coached. Parents driving the group included Mr and Mrs Turner Mrs B Shirley and others.

Prince George Ricky Eddie Schreiber Brent Westgate Ross Turner Charles Elden Jim Shirley Rodney Hanson Thor Sather Turner B. Shirley

Opposition to dual powerline routes through Pine Pass grows

The Peace River Liard Regional District opposes Hydro plans for two separate lines through Pine Pass. A public meeting is set for February 13 at 7 30 PM in the Rec Centre to hear complaints. District planners favor combining lines on one right of way with reforestation along the abandoned route for soil stabilization.

Hydro Scenic Pine Pass Peace River-Liard Rec Centre Newby Dietgar Hollman Solitude Mountain Murray Range

Hopes stall over DREE aid for Peace country economy

News publisher Don Marshall pressed Minister Gary Lauk in Victoria last week about the Peace country's DREE assistance. Marshall criticizes lack of progress and hints cabinet rivals may block projects like a Taylor pulp mill. Federal delays attributed to Don Jamieson and motherhood agreements.

Don Marshall Industrial Development, Trade and Commerce Gary Lauk Victoria Square One Robert Williams Taylor Lauk Frank Oberle Don Jamieson

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