Ribbon cutting for new sewage treatment facility
On Thursday January 17 acting Mayor Alderman Bob Nicholson cut the ribbon at the new sewage treatment facility to declare it officially open. The plant serves about 10,000 population capacity for a town of 3,000 and features a speed controlled pump running at 21 22 percent energy, saving 79 percent and reducing wear. The engineer said backups exist for any potential failure and the facility will meet Chetwynd’s needs long term.
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Bob Nicholson
KLM
Prince George
Pram Kashup
George Rohl
Far Left
Challenge Construction Ltd
Kamloops
John Brown
Free seminar explains WCB process for employers
An invitation invites employers to a free one day seminar to learn about the Workers' Compensation process. The Employers' Advisers office provides information and advice to employers. registration is through Joy Varona at 660-7253, collect calls accepted, under the Employers' Advisory Services Ministry of Labour and Consumer Services.
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Employers’ Advisers’ Office
Employers’ Advisory Services Ministry of Labour and Consumer Services
Garden shed break in on 4741 48A Street reported
Between January 8 and January 10 a garden shed at 4741 48A Street was broken into. Numerous wrenches sockets and various tools were taken. The glass in the front door was also damaged.
Court Report from Chetwynd Provincial Court January 9 1992
Judge D M Levis presided over multiple cases. Joseph Vincent Courtoreille fined 150 dollars with 5 day default. mischief not exceeding 1000 dollars. ordered to pay 6 dollars compensation. Terry P Couturier sentenced to 3 months jail and driving ban for 1 year in BC and 6 months Canada for dangerous driving. Additional concurrent and consecutive sentences: 3 months jail with 1 year BC and 6 months Canada driving ban. 14 days jail plus 1 year BC and 6 months Canada driving ban for impairment. 30 days jail for driving while prohibited, and 30 days concurrent on second charge. John D Lawson fined 300 dollars and 3 month driving ban in BC for driving without reasonable consideration. Darrell W Langill transferred within province to Dawson Creek for impaired operation, .08 blood alcohol, and failure to appear. Bench Warrant issued for Harlen Wade Davis for failure to appear.
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D.M. Levis
Chetwynd
Joseph Vincent Courtoreille
Terry P. Couturier
Canada
John D. Lawson
Darrell W. Langill
Dawson Creek
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Maureen Hawkins
Bob
Nicholson
Eral
Ning
Fort St. John
Harlen
Wade Davis
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