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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 01, 1993
Page
2
Wayne I. Rose defends home based businesses and fair competition while urging support for local retailers in Tumbler Ridge. He argues HB Bs supply new products, cautioning against direct product-for-product rivalry with downtown shops and noting cottage industries arise when main sectors decline.
The government invites nominations for the Order of British Columbia, honoring individuals in fields from community service to the arts and sciences. March 17 closes nominations. forms are available by writing to Order of British Columbia, Parliament Buildings, Victoria.
The Chetwynd Echo explains how Letters to the Editor should be written and submitted. It advises writing promptly after a story, keeping to a single point, and including contact details for verification. Editorial staff may edit for brevity topicality and libel.
Tracy Wrafter reports the Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce welcomes Carol Roque as new Chamber Manager on January 25. Roque replaces Carol Breeze, who moves to Athabasca with her husband, after relocating from Tumbler Ridge three years ago.
A Valentine’s fundraising dance on February 13 at the Elks Hall features the Reebok Cowboys from Dawson Creek. Proceeds go to the Heart and Stroke Foundation, co-sponsored by the Elks and Royal Purple, with door prizes dancing and midnight lunch for 20 dollars per couple. Tickets from Hart Highway Confectionary Elks Lounge or local Heart Fund volunteers. contact Sue Teslyk 788-9335.
A reader in Chetwynd BC submits a brief opinion letter directed to the editor at Box 750 VOC 110. The note urges engagement with local issues and invites further community discussion. It reflects resident concerns and requests consideration by local media and officials.
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