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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1995
Page
2
Norma Coss reports on sales at Se ees including Nuts and Volts and feature on Our Daily Bread. The item notes local distribution and a fall out from supply shifts affecting volume and pricing.
After thirty years since the Bennett Dam creation and Williston Reservoir formation, residents relocated to the east side along Dunlevy Road will receive electrical service. B C Hydro cites Uneconomic Extension Policy to extend power at Beattie family farms and other homes by October, with support from Hudson Hope officials and Energy Minister Ann Edwards.
RCMP in Chetwynd recovered a pair of black framed prescription glasses in a black case at the Rodeo Grounds area and ask holders to claim them at the RCMP office. A newer blue Jeep near High Country Inn led to charges for impaired driving and refusal for a 39 year old male who will face Chetwynd Provincial Court on November 22. Between September 9 and 10 thieves entered an Industrial Park business, stealing a 1975 dark green Fiat driven through gates with minimal damage. the Fiat was later retrieved at Wabi Hill. A girl’s black and purple bike was stolen from a residence on 52 Ave and 42 St between 11 p.m. September 11 and 8:30 a.m. September 12. On September 10, Shaw's Sales and Service on 45 Avenue was broken into, four red torched power saws stolen. Over the September long weekend 60 kgs of dynamite were stolen from Lower Burnt River Road area. the explosives require a special device to detonate. Anyone with information is asked to contact Chetwynd RCMP or Crimestoppers.
The Peace/Liard area paid 2,297,925 in unemployment benefits for July, up from 1994. A total of 595 people applied, 144 job vacancies were listed, and two contracts were issued totaling 9,800. Investigations completed 228, causing 102 disentitlements or disqualifications, with 165,654 recovered in overpayments and 16,819 in penalties imposed.
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