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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 27, 1997

Page

2

Court rules on Saulteau dispute elections set

In Prince George the court ruled largely for 29 band members opposing the chief and council of the Saulteau First Nations. Elections to choose five headmen and a new chief will occur June 3 and June 10, testing whether the current leadership retains public support. Judge Parrett criticized attempts to block democratic processes and emphasized adherence to band custom.

Saulteau First Nations Prince George Bud Napoleon Geraldine Gauthier Barbara Loberg Milton Wood Justice Parrett Dants Parrett

Former Chetwynd residents charged with drug trafficking

Kimberly Ann Waters and Allan Joseph Vossler were arrested May 18 after police stopped their vehicle on Hwy 97 east of Chetwynd. A search found Marijuana valued over 1300 dollars. A 1995 Oldsmobile was seized for suspected drug transport. Fairview RCMP assisted in a warrant at a trailer near Fairview, seizing 10000 dollars in cash and 11 pounds of Marijuana valued around 3000 dollars. They are due in Chetwynd Provincial Court August 28, 1997 for possession of a Schedule II substance for the purpose of trafficking Cannabis.

Kimberly Ann Waters Allan Joseph Vossler Fairview Alberta Chetwynd Waters Vossler Fairview Rcmp

Chetwynd Council weighs flood relief donations

Chetwynd council will wait for the next meeting to decide on flood relief donations amid an appeal from the Federation of Canadian Municipalities and Hudson's Hope District. The town supports a $5,000 piano project and will transfer the landfill to the Peace River Regional District. A $2,500 Canada Day grant funds fireworks and materials, while greenspace projects including Windrem Trail expansion and Crown Subdivision trails are planned.

Manitoba Federation of Canadian Municipalities District of Hudson’s Hope St. Agathe Chetwynd Civic Properties Commission Council Peace River Chetwynd Environmental Society Stu Garland Windrem Don Titus School Crown Subdivision

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H & H Insurance Services Ltd Onear ICBC 50Th Avenue Tumbler Ridge Hudson’s Hope P.O.P Chetwynd & District Leisure Pool The Canadian Red Cross Society Saulteau Chetwynd Council Charlie Lasser B.C P.R.R.D Canada Day
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