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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Mar 04, 2003

Page

5

Chetwynd Echo Seeks Reader Letters for Publication

The Chetwynd Echo invites letters to the editor on any subject. Letters are edited for clarity and legality and must include the writer's signed name and contact details for verification. Mail or fax to Box 750, Chetwynd BC VOC 110, Fax 250 788 9988.

The Chetwynd Echo

Chetwynd Declares International Women's Week 2003

Mayor Evan Langstad proclaims March 2 to 8 as International Women's Week in Chetwynd with Donna Burns and Marya Moffat from the Women's Resource Centre present. The observance invites reflection on progress toward women's equality, current challenges, and future steps to advance women's status.

Donna Burns Marya Moffat Chetwynd

Beavers Cubs and Scouts race buggies and cars

Race day featured Beaver Buggies Cub Cars and Scout Pick-ups timed by a new electronic clocking program. Beaver winners were Carl Hartwig Liam Beattie and Tamara Gladue. Cub winners were Paul Harford Scott McKinnon and Donald Peregoodoff. Scout winners were Thomas Peregoodoff Kaya Russell and Katelynn Lafond.

Carl Hartwig Liam Beattie Tamara Gladue Paul Harford Scott McKinnon Donald Peregoodoff Thomas Peregoodoff Kaya Russell Katelynn Lafond

Chetwynd Snow Removal Policy Overview Discussed

The town reviews snow removal spending averaging 94 000 annually over six years with a 30 000 year to date spend this year. High priority areas include Hospital Road downtown and hills while driveways are cleared after streets, with owners responsible for sidewalks within 48 hours. Safety and liability are emphasized, and no changes to the plan are proposed.

Chetwynd Hospital Road

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Rod Crawford Carmel Harford Beaver Buggies Beavers Barry McKinnon Jim Peregoodoff Pauline McKinnon Rose Peregoodoff Dawson Creek Fort St. John Garry Frank Zappa
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