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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 17, 1982
Page
6
Wrecking Bar mountain offers night skiing from 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm weekdays and noon to 5:00 pm weekends. Tow fees are $3 per person with yearly memberships available. Located west of the Village off Hospital Road in a warm log lodge with a new concession serving hot chocolate and hot dogs. Contact Grace McNabb or Wyatt Soule for details.
The C E S S Senior Cavaliers hosted their annual basketball tournament February 12 and 13. The team opened Friday at 2 00 p m against Beaverlodge and won by more than doubling their baskets in an exciting first game.
A Ski Swap is planned for Sunday February 21 at the Ski Hill with drop off at Peace Country Rentals Home Hardware and Northern Met.alc Concession coffee free and open house. Cavaliers beat Spirit River 99 64 then D P Todd 84 63 to claim their second tournament victory with Tim Shirley Neil Rogers and Jon Elden earning top honors.
In family court a juvenile was convicted of theft and placed on three months probation to pay restitution. In Chetwynd a juvenile was convicted on four counts of mischief and placed on one year. In regular court Joel Collins remanded for trial until March 25 on a Motor Vehicle Act offence. Tommy Patrick fined $25 for a Motor Vehicle Act offence. Ronald Edinger remanded on a theft charge until February 25. Charlene McNeil fined a total of $100 for two counts of theft. Donald Lillico remanded for trial until March 25 for unlawful dwelling. Earl Flynn remanded on a impaired driving charge for April 6. Timothy Armstronge remanded until February 11 for forgery. Roger Brock fined $250 for theft. Jacqueline Mathewson remanded for preliminary trial until March 25 for forgery and honouring a forged document. Cecil Moore fined $2000 for impaired driving and placed on two years probation. Police report: on February 8 A Williams reports break in and theft from his house. Jim Schilling reports theft of a Tearjet vehicle valued at about $4000 and a space heater worth $200. Police are investigating. Joe Pereira reports theft of a stereo from his residence on February 9.
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