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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 29, 1986
Page
2
The notice lists publishing details for a Tuesday edition in Chetwynd by Alaska Highway Publications Ltd. It names the publisher and sales director Norman C Picce, office supervisor Chris Rand, and editor, with subscription rates 11.00 yearly in town 15.00 out of town and 20.00 for foreign countries, single copy 30 cents.
The Echo invites letters to the editor on local topics and reader responses to published items. Submissions must include the writer’s name and address, not be anonymous, and may be condensed or rejected.
The speaker outlines plans to involve the Royal Highnesses in opening a landmark Expo 86 event in the province. Over the past year and a half they have consulted with EXPO 86 committees and community groups to prepare for a historic national showcase.
The April 22 council meeting attended by most members discussed a Legion 60th Anniversary sign and its sign by law, with approval conditional on Legion property use. It noted a $2,500 grant for official plan amendments and Census Day June 3, with June 1–7 proclaimed.
Tim Sorchy notes the Chetwynd Volunteer Fire Department acted promptly when a false alarm woke residents at 2:30 am. He recalls wandering the hallway in a robe, calling the operator, and describes the quick mobilization and professionalism of the responders.
A heartfelt note from Don Phillips MLA expresses gratitude to the Chetwynd community for backing his testimonial dinner on April 15. After twenty years in local politics, he notes the turnout and thanks everyone for their efforts in making the event a success.
A community update from Chetwynd details Powder King Ski Village promotion and volunteer fire department praise. It notes civic actions for Expo Eve on May 1 1986 and outlines plans for a province wide celebration with neighborhood gatherings and media outreach.
The Lions announce funding for Easter Seal Houses to provide lodging for families with hospitalized children. A 2.5 million facility is noted with charges and a grant to cover parent care expenses for extraordinary situations. The Lions honor Ambulance Society with a 1500 award and present special pins and entertainment.
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