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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 2000
Page
5
The Chetwynd Echo invites readers to send letters on any subject. Unsigned letters will not be published. Include verification details though addresses and phone numbers will not appear in print.
Chetwynd's young boxers returned Monday from a fight in the Lower Mainland. Clayton Sheen lost a split decision in the 139 pound class and was Runner Up BC Silver Groves. Chance Groves was stopped with a bleeding nose yet led on points in the third round in the heavyweight division. Terry Paul lost by disqualification in one bout and then TKO'd his opponent in the next. The club seeks a ring and upgraded gear as the fighters show promise ahead of April 22 fights in Prince George.
Canadians have until Monday May 1, 2000 at midnight to file 1999 income tax returns because April 30 falls on a Sunday. Finance Minister Martin Cauchon notes the extra day allows use of Canada Revenue Agency services. The piece also discusses grandparents seeking access to grandchildren amid parental divorces in British Columbia.
Rick Boyd of BC and Yukon Hotels argues for ventilation solutions to protect workers and preserve jobs, criticizing zero tolerance and urging a return to negotiation to restore nearly 700 laid off employees. He cites success in North America and abroad and calls for a rational debate to balance smokers and non-smokers in bars and restaurants.
Armor All Canada announces May 27 National Car Wash Day inviting charity and fundraising groups across Canada to register at 1 800 224 4481. Free car wash products buckets sponges and event support will be provided to aid fundraising events at a venue of the charity’s choice. Funds raised stay with the organization.
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