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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 24, 1985
Page
2
Local page from Chetwynd Echo highlights community notices and short items. December 23, 1985 edition lists upcoming events, a church announcement, and a brief local business update with residents’ names and places connected to the town.
Editor and Office Supervisor Chris Rand, Reporter Margo Listhaeghe introduce the newspaper team lineup. The item notes duties and roles for publication leadership and newsroom staff in concise summary.
The newspaper invites community letters and response to published items. Submissions must include the author’s signed name and address and may be typed, double spaced, and concise. Anonymous or pen-name letters are not allowed. the editor may condense or reject letters.
The Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce held its directors meeting at the Pine Cone Restaurant on December 17 at 7:30 am. Minutes from November 19 were read and approved. Committees discussed funding letters, highway routing concerns, road signage near the BC Alberta border, a Powder King tourist sign, summer activities, an invitation to the Chetwynd Council, funding for Miss Teen Canada participation, and reported nine members plus three private individuals paid their dues. Meeting adjourned at 9:20 am.
The December 4 meeting at Clyde and June LaCarte's home covered receipts for donations, fire insurance chimney changes, and gifts for members. They discussed grant programs, rental halls, a bake sale, and a work bee to improve the shelter. Next meeting is January 7 1986.
The Tansi Friendship Centre will close from 5 pm December 24th to 9 am January 2nd for Christmas break. Seasonal greetings thank supporters and recount recent activities including workshops, a bazaar, a charity bingo, and quilt projects. Membership remains open to all with a $1.00 fee.
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