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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 02, 1992
Page
4
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Judge D M Levis presided as multiple defendants faced penalties in Chetwynd provincial court. Anderson and Field received $500 fines and one year driving prohibitions for impaired operation. Blondeau and Evans faced driving while prohibited sentences and probation terms. Funk fined $150 for driving with due care. Munch jailed 30 days for probation breach with additional concurrent charges. Koenig transferred to Dawson Creek. Cardinal issued a bench warrant for failure to appear.
A series of incidents in Chetwynd from February 22 to 26 1992 include a theft from an apartment on Gwillim Gardens where about 300 dollars in mixed coins were stolen after prying a patio door. A truck theft and gasoline theft occurred at Moberly Lake Firehall with graffiti on a fire truck. A three-card theft from a Calgary resident prompted alerts to merchants to watch for card use. An injury motor vehicle accident on Hwy 29 south of Chetwynd left one person hospitalized amid an ongoing investigation.
Stare Rence Jen 1898 word reached Pat Burns on Calgary hat miners. Yukon gold fields yearned for fresh beef, already supplying lumber and mining camps. Burns said he could also get Yukon beef though it was a thousand miles farther than any had ever been sent. Loading heads on boats at Vancouver, they pushed as far as possible then were driven through mountain passes to the banks of the Lewes River where they were slaughtered and sent downstream by boat to Dawson.
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