Police Community Report Details Chetwynd Outreach
Neighbourhood Watch coverage expands beyond Chetwynd with engagement for missed residents. Fraud and Business Crime Seminars concluded with uneven turnout. a new cheque identification policy limits investigations unless proper ID is provided, except for well known locals. Be aware of dog unit lecture by Cpl. Sterling and dog LEW, who aided a break in at Beaver Lumber recovering $1000 in stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetwynd
Northern Lights College
Cpl
Sterling
Police Service
Lew
Fort St. John
Cpl. Sterling
RCMP
Beaver Lumber
Energy use program helps homeowners re insulation costs
Don Ross of B C Hydro Advisory Services told Chetwynd residents last week about a loan plan to upgrade home insulation. Customers can borrow up to 500 at 10 percent for two years with installments on Hydro bills to cut operating costs. Dealers like Beaver Lumber offer materials and billing through B C Hydro. the program starts April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Ross
B.C. Hydro Advisory Services
Chetwynd
Ross
B.C. Hydro
Hydro
Beaver Lumber Ltd
Local groups receive $4000 in arts grants in March meeting
At the March 14 South Peace Community Arts Council meeting, $4,000 in grants were distributed to local cultural groups previously presenting acceptable programs. Funds came from the Cultural Services Branch of the Ministry of Recreation and Conservation. Recipients include Chetwynd Arts and Crafts, Chetwynd Centennial Twirlers, Dawson Creek Public Library, Peace Country Arts Festival, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Peace Community Arts Council
South Peace
Arts Council
Cultural Services Branch
Ministry of Recreation and Conservation
B.C. Cultural Fund
Chetwynd Arts and Crafts
Chetwynd Centennial Twirlers
Chetwynd Public Library
Dawson Creek Potters’ Guild
Dawson Creek Public Library
Dawson Creek Symphonette and Choir
Dionysus Theatre Company
Parents’ Association of
Tate Creek
Peace Country
South Peace Art Society
South Peace Music Teachers’ Association
Undiagah Concert Society
Partners For Action
Canadian Conference of the Arts
B.C
The guide-outfitter as a conservationist in B C
The guide-outfitter is viewed by many as an efficient exploiter of territory. Alleged game shortages are laid at his door yet he is a key tool in conservation for the Fish and Wildlife Branch. Guides push for regulated hunting, winter brush burning, predator control, and habitat creation. They support bonding and ethical standards and note substantial nonresident licensing revenue. The debate centers on quotas and entry limits to balance wildlife with growing hunter demand. A separate clock history note references early clockmakers and a king’s 1360 indoor clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
Fish and Wildlife Branch
B.C. Guides Association
Alaska Highway Guides’ Association
Game Department
Fish and Wildlife Branches
Forage crop seeding and establishment factors
The article outlines key decisions for forage seeding including species and variety selection based on use and soil, seed depth not exceeding half an inch, and the benefits of grass–legume mixtures. It notes fertility, weed control, companion crops, inoculants, and soil testing, urging consultation with Agrologists for details and previewing a following piece on harvesting hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatoon
Peace River
Ministry of Agriculture
Dawson Creek
Readers Letters Welcome and Publication Policy
Community forum letters are welcome with real name address and phone required for publication unsign letters will not be published editors may edit for brevity taste and legality de plume allowed with signed submission
Know your police better Bert Schmidt helps lead RCMP profile
Bert Schmidt the 21 year old RCMP member is the youngest in Chetwynd. He trained at the Regina RCMP Academy and spent six months in Ft Nelson BC before arriving in Chetwynd in November 1975. He is single and enjoys hiking skiing biking and early hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Schmidt
Chetwynd
R.C.M.P
Regina
Bert
Ft. Nelson
B.C
Whale High Jump Record Among Ocean Animals
Whales are renowned for their leap power claiming top spots among animal high jumpers. Reports indicate jumps surpassing twenty feet, showcasing their extraordinary size and strength in the ocean environment.
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Quintette
Nevoe
Police Community Report
Prince George
Dick Herman
Calgary
Denison Coal Ltd
Chamber of Commerce
Japan
Quintette Coal Co
Imperial Oil
Denison Coal
Herman
Elks Lodge #500
Jim Burtch
Harold Webb
Grande Prairie
Jim Smith
Alta
France
Agriculture In
Chetwynd Boy Scout Association
Girl Guide and Scout Movement
Mark Davis
Lee McAvany
Bobbie Larsen
Chetwynd Elks Lodge
R.P
Brother Elks
Chetwynd Legion Hall
Royal Purple Ladies
Elks and Corp
Elks Hall
Chetwynd Lodges
Elks and Royal Purple
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