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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 02, 2000

Page

2

Two Teens Missing in Dawson Creek Police Appeal

The RCMP in Dawson Creek seek public help locating Jeremy Pohl aged 17 and Lisa Knott aged 16, last seen April 24 in the Dawson Creek area likely together in Pohl's white 1989 Chevrolet S-10 pickup, BC plate 4483 DH. Knott has green eyes, brown hair, may wear glasses. Pohl is 5'9", 140 pounds, light brown blond hair. Call 784-3700 with any information.

RCMP Dawson Creek Jeremy Pohl Lisa Knott Pohl Knott B.C Dawson Creek Rcmp

Electric Eels end season at Moose Meet and awards

The Prince George Moose Meet featured 27 swimmers from the Electric Eels Swim Club, with Tara-Lynn Robertson earning second and sixth in breaststroke events. Awards honored Chase Groves for Sportsmanship and a $250 bursary, Beth Lenardon as Most Dedicated, Nadia Forgeron for Team Spirit, and Paisley Weeks for Coaches Choice and Citizenship.

Prince George “Moose Tara-Lynn Robertson Chase Groves Rianne Swanson Beth Lenardon Nadia Forgeron Paisley Jamie Young Chase Forgeron Derrick Whiteside Ashley Swanson Danny Bernier Heather Narynski Ryan Settle Raffles Electric Eels Swim Club Maureen Ethier

Class Action suits WCB from Hudson Bay Lodge group

Hudson Bay Lodge of Smithers leads a B C Supreme Court class action against the workers compensation board alleging damages to the hospitality sector. Vance Campbell of the Cabaret Owners Association cites January revenue of 340 million and 80 day smoking ban losses of up to 85 percent, forecasting about 100 million in damages and 730 unemployed workers. The group seeks ventilation solutions to protect workers and preserve jobs.

Hudson Bay Lodge of Smithers WCB B.C. Supreme Court Vance Campbell Cabaret Owners Association of B.C Campbell

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