Stabbing injures man near Chetwynd in two killers charged
Bill Bauder of Chetwynd was stabbed seven times by two women in a residence two miles from the village. Deborah May Miller and a juvenile girl were charged with wounding with intent and remanded in Dawson Creek court. Bauder recovered at Dawson Creek hospital. Also, Robert Monk of Chetwynd was convicted of causing a disturbance in a cafe and fined $100. Daniel Laures, Edward Hauber, Keith Reisliig, and Pratt's Trucking faced various fines for driving offenses and overweight violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bauder
Chetwynd
Deborah May Miller
Dawson Creek
Kidd
Bauder
Robert Monk
Chetwynd Chamber Plans Reorganization Tonight
The Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce holds a re organization meeting tonight at 8 in the Evergreen room of Hotel Chetwynd. The 71 executive will appoint a new president to replace George Peck who has left town. Vice president Bill McAdam resigns and will be replaced. All members and prospective members urged to attend as the group plans vital developments and a stag chamber. Regular meetings set for the first Wednesday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce
Evergreen
Chetwynd
George Peck
Bill McAdam
Prospectiv
Folklore and Liberal whispers ripple through towns
A local column wryly notes last week's paper circulation at 1007, cites advertisers' value, and mentions a sewage plant nearing completion in Taylor. It covers Mel Couvelier, Liberal plans for August elections, and speculation on cabinet potential, with remarks on South Peace and Kelowna races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Scott Wallace
Couvelier
Chetwynd eyes new hardwood logging and milling push
Federal forestry scientists study marketing and use of Aspen with 600 logs sent from the Chetwynd area to Penticton for evaluation at Greenwood Forest Products Yellow Lake sawmill. Reports due October 30.
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Chetwynd
Federal
Penticton
Greenwood Forest Products
Yellow Lake
G.R. Bailey
Federal Forest Products Laboratory
Lam-mat-co
B.C
Peace Country
Joe Dobi
Woods Products
Dobi
Dave Stewart
Big Wheel Magazine
Ray Williston
Inquest Recommends Safety Program After Accident Death
A coroner's inquest into the July 18 death of Artur Guerrero in Chetwynd, with a seven member jury and Coroner Williams, urged the P.G.E. institute to implement an employee safety program after a push cart derailed at 15 mph, throwing eight men into a ditch. one worker died and two others were seriously injured.
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Artur Guerrero
P.G.E
Chetwynd
Williams
Guerreiro
Here
R.C.M
Joe Schalk
Vancouver General Hospital
PGE
Chetwynd Forest Industries Starts Mill On Test Run
Chetwynd Forest Industries operates a new mill on a test-production basis. Phase one goes to full production later this month with a 100000 dollar capital expenditure by developers. Phase two adds 200000 dollars and 15 more jobs on Jackfish Lake road three miles from Chetwynd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetwynd Forest
Bush
Ed Anderson
Lorne Dalke
Chetwynd
Anderson
CFI
Chetwynd approves public housing project over quarter million
Mayor Frank Oberle announced provincial and federal funding for a Chetwynd public housing development estimated to exceed a quarter of a million dollars. Sixteen duplex and four-plex homes will be built on 48rd Street and 52nd Avenue with land secured. Construction could start this fall. rents will be 20 percent of tenant income, and a housing authority will manage rentals and repairs. The project marks the village’s first public housing effort, supporting families with incomes under 600 dollars monthly.
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Chetwynd
Frank Oberle
Oberle
Prince George Peace River
Bob Barrie
Borrie
Prince George
48Rd Street
52Nd Avenue
CMHC
Chetwynec
Dawson Creek
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Dawson Creek Hospital
Daniel Laures
Edward Hauber
Kieth Reisliig
Pratt
del Folk
Alaska Highway
Fort St Johnners
Department of Health
Taylor
Fort St John
Mel Couvelier
Liberal Party
Tion
North
Aspen
Department of Transport
Echo
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