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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 20, 2006
Page
19
The program that began in November continues Friday January 27 with library doors open till midnight. Coffee and refreshments provided. Musicians are invited 9 to 11 for a jam session. New non fiction titles available and readers await James Patterson’s Mary, Mary. FBI agent Alex Cross features in the latest sleuth tales.
A Beverly Hills murder triggers Cross to pursue a star obsessed killer Mary Smith as Hollywood feigns panic. Patterson’s suspenseful thriller revolves around fame, danger, and a public craving for safety amid glamorous detours.
The diary describes shore birds at the beach and garden visitors like blue jays magpies and grosbeaks with accompanying chickadees and nuthatches. A saw whet owl was seen on the highway then flew off. The lake is no longer skate friendly with snow covering its surface. It ends with a brief Wikipedia ice fact about ancient Persian ice storage yakhchal.
Richard Noskiye born February 25, 1964 in Dawson Creek to Robert and Iva Noskiye. Grew up in Chetwynd and married Terri Lynn on November 30, 1997. Father of Tara and Crystal, car mechanic, avid golfer and curler. Died December 21, 2005 in Chetwynd at 41. Funeral December 28 at Our Lady of Peace, interment Tuscoola Mountain Cemetery.
Les Wood born August 6 1933 in Sneaton Saskatchewan lived a hard working life across Dawson Creek Chetwynd Yale and Agassiz. He loaded boxcars fell trees and later ran a taxi and contracting business with crews supporting oil seismic and pipelines. He valued family with seven children eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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