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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 31, 1983
Page
4
A reflective verse of faith and doubt exploring belief in God as a personal, intimate presence in daily life. The speaker describes sensing divine closeness in nature and daily experience, while noting human imperfection yet recognizing the worship-worthy creator.
Alberta Attorney General Neil Crawford calls Ottawa's bid to entrench property rights in the Constitution highly dangerous political mischief. He says property rights fall under provincial jurisdiction and Alberta will oppose any federal action, noting the move concerns real estate boards and the spirit of Private Property Week in October.
Washington Reuters reports scientist Dr Cyril Ponnamperuma of the University of Maryland has new evidence that life could exist beyond Earth. He will tell the American Chemical Society meeting that all five DNA bases were produced extraterrestrially, after finding adenine guanine cytosine thymine and uracil in a 1969 Australian meteorite.
Funeral services for Ted Creighton were held August 25, 1983 at the Legion Hall with Dan Chapman and R Huska officiating. The service featured pianist Jean Campbell, bagpipes by Gilbert Caffrey, pallbearers from Legion comrades, and eulogy by his son Ted Creighton Jr. Born November 6, 1932 in Grand Prairie Alberta, he lived in Hythe and Fraser Valley before Army service in Korea. He later worked in auto plants, coal mines, and 23 years with Canfor in Dawson Creek and Chetwynd, marrying Molly Williams in 1958. Survived by siblings, wife, children, and two grandchildren. burial at Tsoola Mountain Cemetery.
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