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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Mar 19, 1996

Page

4

Thanks to those who aided us after accident near Chetwynd

On March 2 1996 a traffic accident east of Chetwynd prompted praise for responders George Desjarlais Darcy Muscedere Doug Field and Constable Baker who arrived quickly and provided first aid. Ambulance paramedics Rick Treby Lisa Meier and Susan Barton earned gratitude along with Dr Revalis and nurses Ed Williams and Tammy MacMath and the Chetwynd Hospital staff for their prompt care and dedication. Chuck Froese Fort St John BC.

Chetwynd George Desjarlais Darcy Muscedere Doug Field Constable Baker Rick Treby Lisa Meier Susan Barton Revalis Ed Williams Tammy MacMath Chetwynd Hospital Chuck Froese Fort St. John B.C

Council cans Nicholson issue of February 27

A reader defends public interest in council votes, praises Bob Nicholson and Jack Hannam of Civic Properties, and urges a debate with Mayor Shirley. The letter cites demonstrated service, asserts Nicholson’s limited committee role, and recalls Vancouver talks with 150 municipal figures. Charles Lasser, former mayor, signs.

Council Nicholson

District dispute over Civic Properties Commission roles in Chetwynd

The Peace River Regional District board appointed Nicholson to the Civic Properties Commission on December 15 1995 with three Chetwynd nominees including Mayor Shirley and Councillor Cunningham. The District of Chetwynd says Nicholson was removed, while the PRRD owns and contracts the Recreation Centre and considers itself the only authority to appoint or remove members for just cause. A January 9 1996 meeting debated funding for major capital needs to keep the 25 year old arena running, as Shirley and Cunningham walked out. The dispute highlights cooperation vs control between Chetwynd and rural area officials.

Nicholson Civic Properties Commission Peace River Chetwynd Commission Shirley Cunningham Peace Rive Jack Hannan E’directo

Conflict of Interest in Chetwynd District Council Debated

The Civic Properties Commission and Council debate the proper representation and potential conflicts of interest as Councillor Nicholson faces questions over voting against council wishes. The discussion touches on rural versus municipal residency, Electoral Area E influence, and an abstention when conflict is possible. E. Roy Cochrane is cited as a rural member example.

Nicholson Chetwynd

Cavaliers Shine In Prince George A Boys Tournament

Judy Mackay praises the Cavaliers for strong team play in the A Boys Basketball Tournament in Prince George from March 6 to 9. She commends their effort, especially in the final game, and encourages Chetwynd residents to be proud of their boys seeking continued success.

Cavaliers Prince George Chetwynd Judy Mackay

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