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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Feb 28, 1995

Page

5

Five Dawson Creek area residents face 150 Wildlife Act charges

Investigation by the Dawson Creek Conservation Officer Service led to charges against Carl Jacobsen Ralph Peterson Brian Oswald William Jacobsen and Guenter Jacobsen for hunting at night harassing wildlife and hunting on cultivated land. Fines reach 5000 to 10000 per count with possible jail time. The case adjourned to March 27 for plea. District council adopts new policy to ensure equal municipal property sale opportunities with annual and semiannual postings appraisals and a 3 percent realtor commission.

Dawson Creek Conservation Officer Service Coupe Carl Jacobsen Ralph Peterson Brian Oswald William Jacobsen Guenter Jacobsen District of

Impaired Driving Charge After Wrong Lane Incident

Chetwynd police charged 23 year old Nanaimo man Neil Alan Barrass with impaired driving and over .08 after observing a Chevrolet pickup in the wrong lane on Saturday February 18 at 1 25 a m He is to appear in Chetwynd Provincial court on April 20. Separately a 1985 white Olds 98 was destroyed by fire on highway 29 twelve kilometres south of Chetwynd around 8 p m Saturday February 11Investigators continue to probe the blaze.

Chetwynd Neil Alan Barrass Nanaimo Barrass Highway 29

January business licences issued in Chetwynd district

January was a busy month for new and renewed licences in the District of Chetwynd. Sin Kwang becomes Windrem Motel and Campground operator. Stephen Villeneuve runs Chetwynd Mechanical. Philip Beck operates Foggy Nations computer sales and service. Chetwynd Dental Clinic gains a dental clinic licence. North Point Industries offers logging equipment sales and service. Willow River log chipping service operates along the railway as Peace Valley Wood Inc.

Chetwynd Sin Kwang Windrem Stephen Villeneuve Chetwynd Mechanical Philip Beck Foggy Nations Chetwynd Dental Clinic North Point Industries Willow River Peace Valley Wood Inc

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