Police Briefs August 21 23 1987 Chetwynd Area
Over the weekend of August 21 to 23 1987 three drunks were jailed for sobriety and one local man arrested for impaired driving. Break and enter charges followed a 0400 incident at Chetwynd Petroleum. A minor motor vehicle collision occurred at Red Rooster. Beverly Alexander charged with backing while unsafe. Maureen Gammon's 85 Ford Hatchback sustained 400 damage. Tires slashed on a logging truck. fire investigation ongoing. Wayne Dutton’s 1980 Citation destroyed by fire caused by electrical malfunction. Julie Esau charged with failing to yield after left turn. motorcycle rider injured hitting a light pole. Ian Andrews sustained minor leg injuries. vehicle damages totaling 6900. Lowen McKay crashed on Boucher Lake Road. no injuries. 2000 damage to 1978 Chev PU.
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Red Rooster
Beverly ‘Alexander
Chetwynd
Maureen ‘Gammon
Wayne Dutton
Julie Esau
Ian Andrews
Esau
Mazda
Lowen McKay
Boucher Lake
There Has to Be a Better Way For Rail Dispute
Canadians faced a crippling 48 000 rail worker strike with economic and international ramifications. The piece urges binding, fair procedures to resolve major disputes quickly, prevent self interest from harming the public and national interests, and protect export flows and jobs.
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Canadian National Railways
CP Rail
Pacific
B.C
Elk Open Season Starts September in Chetwynd Area
Open season on elk begins September 1 1987 in Management Units 7 19 and 7 21 in the Chetwynd area. Compulsory inspection of the elk is required by law with the entire lower jaw and attached antlers to be presented at designated offices. Bear sightings are common in spring and late fall. nuisance bears should be reported to the Conservation Officer Service. if a bear must be shot, report to the Conservation Office or RCMP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetwynd
Fort St. John
Prince George
Chetwynd Echo highlights September 1, 1987 issue
Local Chetwynd Echo edition dated Tuesday September 1 1987 covers community notices, brief regional updates, and upcoming town events with a focus on civic matters and local achievements. The page reflects typical small town reporting with concise items and notices.
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Chetwynd
Echo Chetwynd
B.C
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Chetwynd Petroleums
Blaine Ekelund
Nicole Demeulemeester
Brenda Bettin
Charolette Massey
The
Echo
Rec Centre
Norm Picco
By Bill Vander Zalm
Wildlife
Conservation Officer Service
Conservation Office
RCMP
Peay
English Bay
Stanley Park
Vancouver
Davie Street
Labour
Muscular Dystrophy Association OF Canada
Tom Siddon
Péches Et
Tom Siddon, Ministre
Canada
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