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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 14, 1985
Page
3
A surprise farewell gathering was held at the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints for missionary couple Ralph and Dorothy Hadley.
Northern Lights College and the Rec Dept will host a fall marketing workshop to help groups raise public awareness. A May 22 preview at 7 pm in the Rec Centre invites all interested. early childhood education 101 started May 10 with Naomi Hall at Ft. St. John campus examining theories shaping programs for young children.
Community program notice for the Chetwynd Women's Resource Centre detailing drop-in hours, workshops, and events. Includes May and June activities such as Distinctive Treasures jewellery show, dried flower arranging, corsage making, Kid's Hour, Prime Time workshops, and a breast cancer education session with the Canadian Cancer Society. Contact 788-3793.
The Community Arts Council reports strong support for last season and outlines plans for an exciting 85/86 Concert Series. Information booths at local events, scholarships awarded, and memberships urged, with AGM set for June 17 at Chetwynd Secondary School.
Judge D M Levis presided as bench warrants were issued for Keith Lariviere and Elmer Desjarlais. Several pleas were entered including Thomas Yates with a 150 dollar fine for Liquor Control Act. Cary Ell and Leon Isaacs pled minor in possession with probation conditions. Wayne Lizotte Owen Cardinal pleaded guilty to no valid insurance and had 7 days jail. Cardinal faced additional charges including Motor Vehicle Act and breaking and entering with multi month sentences. Braden Gauthier received nine month jail terms for two counts of breaking and entering. Ruby Campbell fined 50 dollars or 5 days for willful damages under 50 dollars. May 9 1985 proceedings started with bench warrant for Kenneth Back. Dino Napoleon pled guilty to theft under 200 dollars, three months probation and 30 hours community work. Lloyd Biberdorf charged with driving over .08. sentenced to 3 months. Lloyd Noskey paroled to 14 days jail intermittent and 4 months probation. Daniel Richmond pled impaired driving with 175 dollar fine or 3 months.
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