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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 07, 1987
Page
2
A columnist urges recognizing each season of a woman’s life during Chetwynd’s Women’s Week. She emphasizes that homemaking is valuable, that women balance roles as mothers wives and contributors to society, and that self fulfillment comes from choosing priorities across time and place.
Bruce Dayman argues teachers in public schools push abortion under tax funding, urging parents to pull children to private or home schooling. He claims legal and religious threats, calls for privatization, and threatens government action against educators to restore education to private sector control.
Kimberley BC invites ex residents to return for July 15 to 19 events with parades BBQs beerfests and family gatherings. Former Ball Hockey Soccer teams car club and class reunions plan activities. contact Homecoming Committee Box 63 Kimberley VIA 2Y9 or 1 604 427 3666.
Government of British Columbia promotes Pitch-In oppression? No. Actually invites participation in Pitch-in '87 from May 4 to 10 1987 sponsored by Outdoors Unfittered and the BC Wildlife Federation. Emphasizes environmental stewardship, local activities, contact details for coordinators at Granville Street Vancouver. Also notes Dawson Creek students planning 1988 Spring Break in Russia under Central teacher Myrna Coates with trips to Moscow Kiev Leningrad and Yalta or Odessa and London visits. An informational meeting is planned at Central Junior Secondary School on Sunday April 12 at 2 00 pm inviting interested students and parents.
Barbara Stewart chief Barker of the Variety Club of B C thanks the people of Chetwynd and readers of the Chetwynd Echo for supporting the telethon. The region’s contributions helped raise 2 645 270 dollars for B C's disabled and disadvantaged children.
Dear editor letter urges support for UNICEF spring products including cards and gifts. Proceeds fund basic services in Asia Africa and Latin America aiding millions of children across 110 countries. Call 1 800 268 6364 for a free brochure from Susan Pedo provincial marketing chairman.
Chetwynd gains new Terminal Supervisor MacMillan now based in Chetwynd after six years in MacKenzie with wife Hazel and their two children. He was active in Minor Hockey there and plans similar involvement locally. He joined RCMP Auxiliary and Chetwynd Dixie Old Timers, praising summers in the area.
A Chetwynd resident struck the I.G.A. Store on March 27 causing a broken window and dislodged wall with about $2,000 in damage to the store. A separate incident saw a local resident's vehicle at the Rec Centre have its driver’s side window smashed.
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