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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 28, 1987
Page
2
In urging a comprehensive trade pact with the United States, Bill Vander Zalm argues BC hinges on US demand for exports, notes protectionist pressures, and warns of investment shifts. He emphasizes job preservation, stable access to a 225 million market, and consumer benefits from reduced barriers.
The Conservative government signals a free vote on restoring capital punishment, aligning with Mulroney's 1984 promise but warning against deadlines or heavy-handed management. Backbench pressure cites a June deadline, while government officials say timing remains flexible.
Canada marks National Book Week with library activities and a seniors tea from 2:00 to 4:00 pm. The library also hosts Amnesty Week April 25 to May 1 allowing overdue books to be returned without fines, inviting all to participate.
The library board reappointed Eleanor Wilfur as Treasurer and PRAL rep, Brenda Little as Vice Chair, Jan Chantree as Secretary, Pauline Huska as Chair, and elected Haldis Sankey as Publicity Liaison. Terry McGraw named Librarian after interviews. Fay Asleson promoted to Assistant Librarian. Plans for expansion progress with soil tests and May start hoped.
The Little Giant Toastmasters Club in Chetwynd earned a provincial award for the greatest increase in members in British Columbia. Club members show strong enthusiasm as they sharpen public speaking skills and one member earned a Distinguished Toastmaster award this year.
Petro-Canada and OCO'88 announce more than 6.5 million Canadians applied to carry the Olympic Torch on a cross country relay for the XV Winter Games. Applications come from Petro-Canada and Gulf stations, stored in Toronto and Calgary, with 88 days of selection by random draw.
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