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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jul 06, 1999

Page

8

Conservation funds back 35 Muskwa projects in 1999 2000

The Muskwa-Kechika Trust Fund granted 1.7 million dollars for 35 conservation projects in 1999 2000. Projects include Davie Trail study from Fort Ware to the Yukon, fuel barrel removal, new trailhead signs, campsite inventories, and an education program. MLA John Casher noted the tough selection amid strong proposals.

Davie Fort Ware Yukon Trust Fund John Casher Muskwa- Kechika McGregor

Seniors celebrate month of community events in Chetwynd

In a busy June, Chetwynd seniors report pie sales, dinners, and entertainment from the Family Fest on May 30 to Wheels to Meals on June 27. Highlights include contributions from CWL and Legion, travel notes, birthday wishes, and plans for a July 24 sale.

Paul Beck Royal Purple Ladies Environmental Society Jack Hannam Catholic Womens’ League CWL Legion Beta Sigma Phi Greta Smith Denmark Australia Dawson Creek Jessie Reid Salmon Arm Jessie Lodge Fernie Ontario Washington Alberta Atlanta Georgia Ben Clara Fort McMurray Edith Knowles Ethel Blair Charlie Lasser George Mounsey Elsie Ray Cunningham Ray Eunice Pauline Flett Cardinal Riley Eileen Birkinshaw Ed Calliou John Dokkie Sr

Safe Communities Day proclaimed by Attorney General

Ajal Dosanjh proclaims August 15 as Safe Communities Day to boost crime prevention through neighbourly vigilance. Citizens are urged to watch for suspicious activity, share familiar routines, and build awareness by hosting a street party to know neighbors and help reach someone in emergencies in Chetwynd.

Ajal Dosanjh

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