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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Mar 20, 2001

Page

3

Canada Day in March Class Activity Recalls Trainer Tutor

Canada day in March featured Donna Fieber's Grade 5 class at Little Prairie school. Students spent six weeks with a teacher in training, gaining hands on experience in the classroom.

Donna Fieber Little Prairie School

Officer material’ Officer material

Greetings from the 258 Chetwynd Little Giant Squadron. The unit notes that Capt. A Minnick will step down at the end of 2002 and invites candidates with a Grade 12 diploma to apply via Monday nights at headquarters or by calling Capt. Hall. Dianne Demeulemeester’s practicum covered a Canada unit with a March Canada day display and province reports.

Chetwynd Little Giant A Minnick Minnick A. Minnick Pine Valley Pavilion Horse Palace Dennis Hall Dianne Demeulemeester Canada Provinces Little Prairie School

Logging trucks head home as BC stumpage dispute hurts local fleets

Hundreds of BC logging trucks were brought in to handle a late delivery crunch caused by mills delaying stumpage payments after January 1. Mills saved money while local truckers faced weeks of lost income, potential repossessions, and business closures. A fix calls for monthly stumpage updates and later collection in the production cycle.

B.C

Cogeneration Plant Selected for Houston British Columbia

Cantor Houston Forest Products and West Fraser Mills announce EPCOR Power Development of Edmonton as exclusive developer of a 45 megawatt wood residue cogeneration plant near Houston BC. Over six months EPCOR and sponsor sawmills perform due diligence and regulatory steps to enable construction. The plant will run mainly as an independent power producer and is expected to consume about 300000 bone dry tonnes of wood residue annually.

Cantor Houston Forest Products West Fraser Mills Epcor Power Development of Edmonton Houston B.C EPCOR

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