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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 06, 2001
Page
5
The Chetwynd Echo welcomes reader letters on any subject. Letters require signature for publication and verification details, including address and telephone, which will not be printed. Writers may mail or fax submissions and notes about copyright retention by the publisher.
The Jackfish Community Centre hosts a country market to raise funds for the hall upkeep. Held on the last Sunday each month from 11 am to 4 pm, the event features vendors Penny Yadernak Pat Roberts Shirley Weeks Alice Johnson and Alice Gauthier among about eight participants with more planned. A Valentine’s dance is planned for Feb 17 with details via Chris at 788-3919.
APTN Newsworld Vision TV present a two part exploration of Aboriginal residential schools from 1879 to 1996. Survivors recount abuse, cultural loss, and the healing journey across generations as lawsuits unfold and communities seek restoration. Part one airs February 8 at 7 pm, with repeats. Part two airs February 15 and 18 at 7 pm.
Victoria Kurlak of Creston voices fears that adding chlorine to drinking water causes arthritis and other health issues, accusing authorities of treason and predicting judgment day for those responsible. She ties chemical exposure to declining quality of life and higher medical costs.
John Talbot of Forest Renewal BC thanks readers for viewing the BC Book during its province wide journey. The commemorative book visited 250 communities including Chetwynd and features wood covers designed and funded by Forest Renewal BC. It highlights use of hemlock and other woods and reflects the value added wood processing sector in the province.
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