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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 07, 1985
Page
2
Editorial humor questions the flood of self help books and argues mild low mood can be healthy. It suggests seeking professional help for deep depression, while celebrating lighter moods and the social spark of potential bestseller ideas.
Dear Sir or Madam the Roverlanders of British Columbia a new Land Rover owners group asks space to publicize its self help programme In 1973 British Leyland halted North American exports creating parts and service gaps This group provides a newsletter parts sources sales exchanges and DIY maintenance and invites readers to correspond for details Secretary Rene H Bischer 2843 Stephens Street Vancouver BC V6K 3X4
A Vancouver Sun front page report wrongly implicated a man in dragging a horse at Exhibition Park Race Track. Charges were later dropped and the father fully exonerated, yet the item reappeared on page 9, causing ongoing damage to the family.
On July 25 1985 at Chetwynd Provincial court Judge D M Levis heard multiple guilty pleas. Donald Morrison paid 35 for failing to present a grizzly bear hide. Gordon Burton owed 500 for exceeding a fish quota. Keith Desrosiers 75 for refusing to leave a licensed premises. Shawn Proctor convicted as a minor in possession of alcohol. Myron Toews 75 for drinking in a public place. Alan McNabb 150 for lighting an open fire without a permit and 150 for leaving a fire unattended. Daryl Zimmerman 150 as he pled Gerald Graham 500 or 21 days for driving while impaired. David Jones 100 or 10 days and forfeiture of gun for possession of an unregistered restricted weapon. John Peters 75 or 5 days for theft under 200.
Hydro safety advisers warn that helium balloons can become live conductors if entangled with overhead lines, posing electrocution risk when children or others try to retrieve them. Parents and teachers should keep balloons away from lines and avoid retrieval attempts.
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