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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 19, 2002
Page
5
The paper invites reader letters on any subject, requires signed letters with contact details for verification, and notes that unsigned letters will not be published. Mailing address is Box 750 Chetwynd BC VOC 110 and fax 250 788 9988.
Keith Playter of the Chetwynd Elks Lodge gave $200 to Barb Boisvert for the Community Thrift Shop run by Education Development Society. The shop trains youth from Chetwynd Secondary School in public interaction and clothes washing with carpentry tasks during renovations. The EDS, a non profit, has improved the building and bought equipment, with future plans to redo the washrooms.
In the November 5 edition of the Chetwynd Echo a photo features Tanya Ritchie described as a scary Ghost Bride. The caption notes her name and role, highlighting the eerie portrait in the community newspaper.
Chetwynd Echo reports Mitchell Suverus of the Electric Eels in the Mens 10 and under division earned a 1st in the 50m backstroke with a personal best, 2nd in the 100m breaststroke, 3rd in the 100m backstroke, and 4th in the 100m freestyle with a PB. Well done, Mitchell.
Sgt Lachlan Kirk of Chetwynd RCMP accepts three community entrance signs donated by Terry Hoogenboom Production Foreman of Burlington Resources. The project cost about 1000 dollars and signs were built by Signature Signs. C OPS and RCMP thank Burlington Resources for the contribution.
Chetwynd traffic services announce a new initiative with higher enforcement on unbelted drivers and intoxicated motorists. Officers may operate in marked and unmarked vehicles or in plain clothes to catch violations, aiming to save lives and reduce injuries while removing high risk drivers from the roads.
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