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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 1984
Page
2
Publisher Chris Rand reports on the second class registration at Bunne, with sports notes from the campus. The piece highlights registration details and upcoming events.
A roundup of Chetwynd community items includes the JayCees and Chamber forum for All Candidates, library upgrades, postmaster duties changing hands, youth guides camps, local beef and roast specials, cinema offerings, grants to Chetwynd clubs, and infrastructure notes on a new curling rink concrete slab and roadbed contracts from Ft. St. John to Ft. Nelson.
Council moved to apply for a federal grant to fence the airport strip next spring amid concerns of ATV use and possible accidents. The ski hill is to be groomed and the Airport Recreation Project is progressing. A by law on church exemptions was reconsidered and adopted.
A reader argues liberals erred on abortion under Prime Minister Turner and Johnston, urging a nuclear freeze and NATO support while warning of criminal law misuse. The letter criticizes policies on social rights and public service political participation, calling for reform and broader rights.
The Open Learning Institute announces that at least twenty five students in office administration or management programs will get access to federally funded work experience opportunities. Director Dick Scales says CEIC and Immigration Canada meetings enable distance learners to join the Career Access Pilot Project and gain first opportunities in many small communities. Continued on page 3.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Food is testing electric fences under the Demonstration of Agricultural Technology and Economics program to prevent black tailed deer from browsing vines near Duncan. The system, already proven in other areas, aims to protect crops while remaining safe for wildlife.
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