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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 11, 1971
Page
6
The Chetwynd Flying Club increases pilot training with licenses informally called Fly Paper AZ SEM. A lighthearted note recalls a Tippenaw Park moment about time and curfew. The Chetwynd Village Commission reports ongoing site studies for a Municipal Office with a ratepayer vote needed before final plans. Inez St. Dennis honored.
Inez St. Dennis, secretary of the Victoria Canadian Group, to represent Canada at Tokyo Hiroshima and Nagasaki conferences marking Hiroshima anniversaries. Victoria Amchitka first refused due to budget, then accepted after Gensuikin offered travel funds. Chetwynd Hotel resumes beer deliveries with 35 kegs.
Inland Natural Gas donates 50 dollars Monday to the Chetwynd Centennial Committee to support the village project. David DeWalters named assistant manager at Chetwynd Hotel, starting Monday, after relocating from New Zealand. Ken Herfindahl leaves Hudson’s Hope Lutheran Church for studies in Ottawa. Inez, organizer for Anti Nuclear Association, will attend a conference with ten thousand people expected at each meeting place. The Victoria group plans to send a totem pole gift. Miss St Dennis, daughter of Roy and Elsie St Dennis, set to depart Victoria July 30 for a two week trip to Japan as part of the conference communications.
A visiting fireman librarian from Dawson Creek praises Watson Lake Yukon’s library for its strategic location in a new building complex shared with a government liquor store and a post office. He notes the strong appeal to local residents, the remote reach of the library services, and reflects on North country conservation and ecology topics amid limited southern industrialization.
Paul Brooks author and conservationist voices concern over growing pollution threat. He terms a bloodless rebellion a second American Revolution driven by environment as a fundamental value alongside prosperity and rights. Brooks laments littering and urges a shift in public values. Drugs & Prescriptions in the Professional Building P.O. Box 654.
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