Court News Loaded Firearm Brings Charge
Margaret Nichols faced charges for driving with no license on Sept 29 1973 and paid a 30.00 fine. Leonard Earl Jensen charged for no license plate on Sept 23 1973 and paid 25.00. Wayne Leonard Cardinal charged for no license on Sept 28 1973 and paid 29.00. Leonard Gladue faced keeping a loaded firearm in a vehicle on Sept 8 1973. appeared before Judge Levis and received a 90.00 fine with weapon returned and risk of confiscation. Renny Stoney was charged with Gladue and disposed of similarly. Richard Shawn was…
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Margaret Nichols
Leonard Earl Jensen
Wayne Leonard Cardinal
Leonard Gladue
Levis
Gladue
Crown
Renny Stoney
Chetwynd
Shaw
D. Levis
Prince George
Robert Smith
Photo Contest Sees Low Entries As Deadline Near
Only 48 photos entered for the Associated Chambers 1973 Summer Photo Contest, far short of last year’s 290. Prizes total 215 dollars with 100 for best overall, plus 25 and 10 for best and second entries across three categories. Rules and forms via local Chamber of Commerce. entries must be postmarked by October 15.
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Associated Chambers
B.C
Atlin
Chamber of Commerce
Students to Sell Sports Fund Tickets at Chetwynd School
Chetwynd Secondary School students will offer tickets for the BC School Sports draw to raise funds for extra curricular activities and equipment. First prize is 5000 with four $1000 prizes. Tickets cost 1 and proceeds stay in the provincial school system. Draw date December 17 1973.
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Chetwynd Secondary School
B.C
B.C. Federation of School Athletic Associations
Chetwynd School
B.C. Attorney General’s Department
Airport Manager Named For Chetwynd Airfield
Village Council on October 2 1973 chaired by Mayor Hayward officially named Lorne McQueen as Airport Manager with full authority to manage and dispose of airfield materials. A controversial top soil removal prompted the appointment and a formal letter to officials. Council to pursue snowmobile by law and industrial development plans with KCMP and Alderman Dunn as village representatives. Mr and Mrs Fred Sandy.
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Hayward
Lorne McQueen
Chetwynd
McQueen
Stewart
Pine River
P.G.E
Chetwynd News Highlights Local Socials and Council Talk
Thanksgiving visits from relatives in Edmonton Roseneath Ontario and Saskatoon fill the notes. Peace River Zone meeting in Fort Nelson draws delegates. Ski Club hosts an October 27 invitation only winter party at the Ski Lodge. Local Initiatives Program approved eight projects with village support and equipment donations. Election Returning Officer named Mrs Drake and Poll Clerk Wm Gardiner slated for November 17.
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Don Embree
Legion Branch No. 208
Irene Campbell
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Peace River Zone
Fort Nelson
Chetwynd Ski Club
Maureen Westgate
Chetwynd
Rose Cydeyko
Fort St. John
Margaret Clarkson
Edmonton
Bill St. Dennis
Betty
Saskatoon
Maureen
Lloydminster
Peace River
Lee Barclays
R. Drake
Wm. Gardiner
Bear left in tree sparks ethics concerns on Sukunka road
In the Sukunka area a bear is found hanging in a tree beside Mile 6 road after being shot. Residents report hunters firing on bears on no trespass properties and leaving a paralyzed bear to suffer until another person ended its misery. The incident raises questions about hunting ethics and humanity.
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Mile 6
Sukunka Road
Windrem Elementary Parents Demand School Supervision Probe
Letters addressed to the Principal and the District Supt prompt a meeting between school officials teachers and parents who signed the complaint. Parents of Windrem Elementary students allege lack of supervision outside the school during recess and lunch hour. Principal Mr Williams and the District Supt are cited in the controversy.
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Windrem Elementary
Williams
Christian Women of Chetwynd Close Books After Fund Drive
The Christian Women of Chetwynd formed in 1966 by Anglican Catholic Evangelical Free Presbyterian and Seventh Day Adventist members. They raised funds via rummage sales and markets, donated Christmas hampers, funded hospital gear, and completed their $1000 objective with a Kreiselman Infant Bassinet Resuscitator purchase. They closed their books after fulfilling the goal. A meeting with Supt Maglio and parents addressed concerns, outlining proper education department procedures.
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The
Christian Women of
Chetwynd
Evangelical Free
Presbyterian
Seventh Day Adventist
Kreiselman
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