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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 26, 1981
Page
2
Dear Editor I argue prisoners should repay public damage but only for essential repairs. A New Democrat proposes funding only heat light and water at Kent and Matsqui prisons while inmates redecorate their cells. The claim this would reduce riots and waste prompts action in government. Charles Barber MLA Victoria.
Health officials warn pennyroyal oil sold in health food stores damages liver in mice, hindering detox enzymes as oil's dose rises. Researchers from University of Washington reported the finding after a death linked to the folk medicine. Separately, Dr Swanson warned DMSO may reduce sulindac arthritis drug effectiveness in rat tests, suggesting possible drug interactions.
A Saskatchewan family recounts selling their Margo farm in 1962 to seek warmer climates, visiting Harvey and Darlene Evans in Chetwynd, and settling there after a long journey from Edmonton to Vancouver. They detail births, marriages, jobs, and community life including Fire Department work, hospital auxiliary service, and schooling milestones.
A girl born January 1 at 6:30 a.m. at Saint Joseph General Hospital in Dawson Creek to Mr and Mrs John Lekavy of Chetwynd. Melanie Ann is a younger sister to three children, winning several prizes from local businesses.
Two years ago this week a group of guides and their leaders were praised for rescuing three men from icy waters at Moberly Lake during a seven day camp out. The event highlighted bravery and teamwork during adverse conditions.
Health labor official Peter McAllister of the Health Labor Relations Association of B C says wage settlements in forests, doctors and postal workers suggest hospital staff in B C could see similar pay increases. He notes a $700 million payroll and warns a 15 percent rise could mean $100 million more in public funding.
Vancouver reports the Finance Minister Hugh Curtis delay of 30 to 50 million in provincial homeowner grants to municipalities triggers a possible funding shortfall for school boards. UBCM president Jim Ogilvie warns of a meeting with Curtis and potential nationwide payment delays. Some municipalities including Chilliwack Langley City and Port Moody face overdue payments to boards. officials note taxpayers may bear higher borrowing costs if delays persist.
Afternoon line up features Edge of Night Thirty From 4:00 Ben Wicks and All in the Family. Evening includes Rockford Files in Concert CBC National News and several sitcoms. Sports and movies fill late slots with titles like Wrestling Sheriff Lobo Dallas and The Scarlet Letter.
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