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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 06, 1988
Page
2
A reader from Chetwynd thanks the editor and staff for coverage of National Drug and Alcohol Awareness Week and credits contributing individuals, businesses, and agencies for the event's success. The letter notes December 8 marks the Drinking Driving CounterAttack 1988 and urges safe holidays. Bernice Van Sickle signs as Community Service Worker.
A discussion on how high fat and high cholesterol diets contribute to heart disease, noting saturated fats from meat and certain plant oils, the essential role of cholesterol, and the need to reduce fat intake. Includes a letter urging balanced news judgment and a global focus on peace as a newsworthy topic.
Mayor Charles Lasser extends warm welcomes to Aldermen Richard Martin Roy Cochrane and Jack Hannam congratulating them on election and noting upcoming budget and street priorities. He urges peaceful mind linked news coverage and mentions the Global Mind Link event and the need for cautious fiscal planning for 1989.
The minimum insurability for employer based UI rises to 20 percent of the maximum weekly insurable earnings or 15 hours per week. Claimants exceeding 1.5 times the yearly insurable limit must repay 30 percent of UI benefits. The 1989 limit is $47,190. 1988 was $44,070. Also, freeing $46,000 annually from fire truck funding will finance streets and roads upgrades and maintenance savings.
Don Marshall leads Project 92 at the EDC meeting detailing Alaska Highway Celebrations. The plan includes a 15 day Marathon Run drawing global runners, a Canadian Motor Rally with 40,000 participants, 2,000 motorcyclists, 1,200 car rally attendees, and 300 rally cars in September 1992, plus air shows native celebrations and a commemorative stamp.
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