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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 29, 1984
Page
5
A local gathering drew many snowmobile enthusiasts for a Family Ride on a crisp sunny day. Ernie Stagg showed a skidoo film after a pancake breakfast at the Elks Club, with 24 machines reaching the nine mile rendezvous at 3 Mile Hill where a blazing fire awaited.
The report covers Chetwynd and Nampa game results with Darrin Stanley MVP and Keith Massey star performances. Chetwynd defeats High Prairie 4 3 in the final game. Pee Wee Rep heads to Mackenzie for playoffs while Pee Wee House travels to Hudson Hope for a tournament. Coaches Reynald Herman Dave Lawson and Butch Gerry receive thanks as skidoos extend the day to Moberly Lake.
The cheerful essay praises the happy heart content with simple joys and steadfast faith. Congratulations to the Pee Wee Rep hockey team for a Mackenzie zone playoff where they won two of three games and advance toward the Provincial championship.
In 1978-79 and 1979-80, twelve and eleven survey areas respectively measured caribou, moose, and wolf densities. Calf-heavy caribou areas showed fewer wolves, supporting predation as a regulator of caribou numbers. moose data hint at a similar link, pending more surveys.
Environment Minister Tony Brummet released a letter to Federal Energy Minister Jean Chretien regarding low level radioactive waste found on two Surrey properties. The wastes trace to a 1970s metallurgical plant at 7800 Anvil Way and were used as fill by a later owner. Brummet said staff will work immediately with federal officials to locate a suitable disposal site, separate from his ministry's waste management system. The notice also lists local sports results and community notices.
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