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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Aug 10, 1999

Page

5

Letter to the Editor policy in The Chetwynd Echo

The Chetwynd Echo welcomes reader letters on any subject and edits only for clarity taste legality and length. Verification requires both an address and telephone number though unsigned letters will not be published contact by mail fax or email.

Safe Communities Day sparks grassroots effort in Chetwynd

After a June town hall two residents were tasked to explore vandalism solutions at night. Melody Hauser, with approval from the Chetwynd Women’s Resource Society, organized a community event to promote a Safe Communities Day on Aug 15. She visited 30 entities. 28 welcomed brainstorming, signaling a bottom up approach. Hauser urged attending council meetings to show interest. The letter also cites the Canada Millennium Partnership Program funding youth, arts, culture, environment, and history projects, with CMPP backing about 400 initiatives. For more info, contact Hauser at 788-3793 or the Millennium Bureau at 1-800-774-0000.

Melody Hauser Chetwynd Women’s Resource Society Hauser Attorney General’ Office Government of Canada Millennium Bureau of Canada CMPP Canada Millennium

Community letter clarifies asthma drugs Singulair and inhaled steroids

Irene Stoyles, a registered respiratory therapist, addresses a July 27 letter in the Chetwynd Echo/Pioneer. She explains inhaled corticosteroids are safe and the correct steroid type for asthma, notes Singulair and Accolate as adjunct therapies, and invites questions from readers. She cites CNAC and warns about long term data gaps for antileukotrienes in children.

Chetwynd Echo/Pioneer Kennedy CNAC Canadian Network For Chetwynd Respiratory Clinic Irene Stoyles

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