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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 13, 1988
Page
2
Maureen Gammon discusses risk factors for death by own action, noting higher rates among divorced individuals, indigenous groups, inmates, and the bereaved. The piece calls for open discussion, outlines local crisis resources in Chetwynd, and urges reaching out to others in distress.
Mayor Charles Lasser outlines committee assignments for Streets & Roads Water & Sewer Parks & Recreation Health & Sanitation Planning & Development Finance and Personnel. He notes experience matters, cites Aldermen Martin Cochrane, and aims for workload balance, resident outreach, and in-house goal setting with orientation by the Union of BC Municipalities.
The 2400 members of the B C Cattlemen Association oppose a government edict forcing major Brand Inspection Program changes by April 1 1989. They argue against full cost recovery and privatization, noting brand inspection aids other sectors and should be funded publicly. They urge MLA support to reject the measure. Also included is a Dear Editor letter from Tim Bird UBC Alma Mater Society president reporting a missing student Emerson Dobroskay and urging tips to RCMP.
The British Columbia Teachers' Federation endorsed creating a northern university after reviewing the Dahllop Report feasibility study. Commissioned by the Interior University Society, the study proposes a new provincial university serving the northern half.
Terri Smith thanks the Chetwynd Area History Book Committee and the newspaper for support. Longlac, Ontario plans a July 13 to 16, 1989 homecoming celebrating 60 years of logging with former residents urged to attend and contact Box 479 for details. A northern University presentation to Victoria is mentioned with a January response expected.
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