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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 30, 2000

Page

3

Moberly Lake Golf Club seeks help after spate of break ins

The Moberly Lake and District Golf Course reports six break ins in the past six weeks targeting storage sheds and the clubhouse. Losses include a Honda 4 wheeler, power saws, compressors, microwaves, doors, a trailer, golf clubs, and liquor. The non profit warns continued thefts threaten operations, staffing, and tourism, and asks for tips to RCMP at 788 9221 or the clubhouse at 788 3880.

Moberly Lake & District Honda Natural Springs Alaska Moberly Lake Moberly Lake Provincial Park RCMP

Break-in at Moberly Lake Golf Clubhouse Repeats

Friday night May 19 the Moberly Lake Golf Course clubhouse was broken into again. A microwave oven golf balls flag stick a small compressor and golf clubs were stolen. Police believe suspects reside in the Moberly Lake area and may use ATVs. Contact Chetwynd RCMP at 788-9221 or the golf course at 788-3880.

Moberly Lake Golf Club Chetwynd Rcmp

Chetwynd Echo Highlights First Nations Traditions

The May 30 2000 issue notes projects crafts and photos as work ends and the community savors soup and bannock. Kym Desjarlais organized the meal with help from the children, celebrating learned traditions.

Chetwynd Echo Kym Desjarlais

Don Titus School Sustains Annual First Nations Soup Tradition

Jackie Drake reports the Don Titus School continues its Fourth annual First Nations study finale with a school wide event. Kindergarten to Grade 7 contribute through class assignments tied to field trips, creating art and crafts from natural items, highlighting student effort.

Don Titus Kym Desjarlais

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