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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jul 05, 1993

Page

8

ICBC to curb auto losses in BC and cut premiums

ICBC riders paid 1.7 billion dollars for vehicle insurance in 1992 with 825000 claim incidents. The firm notes claims costs rose 86 percent in five years while premiums climbed 76 percent. ICBC plans education and prevention programs to reduce losses and lower future rates.

ICBC

Jump Rope for Heart awards go to four area schools

Laura Weisgerber of the Heart and Stroke Foundation (Chetwynd) presented certificates of appreciation to Moberly Lake, Dokie, Don Titus, and Windrem elementary schools for their Jump Rope for Heart efforts. Each school raised pledges for hours of rope jumping, with Don Titus earning a special flag for a seventh straight year of participation.

Tracy Wrafter Heart and Stroke Foundation Chetwynd Laura Weisgerber Moberly Lake Dokie School Don Titus Windrem School Darla Keen Krista Lee Don Titus School Mary-Anne Smith Moberly Lake School

Gwillam Gardens Apartments Offer Free Gift Promotion

An advertisement for Gwillam Gardens Apartments touts 1 and 2 bedroom suites in a tranquil location. Units include fridge stove curtains wall to wall carpets and paint with free cable TV and a free gift. Prospective renters must present the ad to Josephine and promise not to tell the owner.

Gwillam Gardens T.V P.S Josephine

Poaching Is a Crime Across Canada Wildlife Trade

Poaching is described as a crime in Canada with numerous animals killed by poachers. Black bears are hunted for paws and gall bladders while deer and elk are targeted for hooves and antlers. The illicit trade has become a multimillion-dollar business.

Canada

Stop Poaching Fight Hotline Call to Action

Community group urges public support in anti poaching campaign and provides the toll free hotline 1 800 563 9453 for involvement and reporting suspected poaching activity.

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