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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Feb 11, 1976

Page

2

Speed Kills Statistics Highlight BC road safety data

The Motor Vehicle Branch of British Columbia’s Department of Transport and Communications releases October 1975 figures showing death risk rises with speed. At 10 mph the risk is 1 in 1,373. at 80 mph it is 1 in every accident, with sharp increases beyond 30 and 60 mph. Lower speed limits, plus seat belt use, significantly reduce fatalities.

Department of Transport and Communications British Columbia B.C MVB Canada Safety Council

Readers urge support for BC ICBC reform critic

Letters to the Echo praise Bill Bennett and urge action to fix deficits and losses blamed on NDP policy. The writer calls for sacrifices to restore provincial finances, defends Bennett as honest, and laments three years of socialist governance. Ends with a reader praising Marion Parker’s column.

N.D.P E. Lorimer the Echo Marion Parker

Community backsnew nine hole golf course project

Bob Menzies of Moberly Lake leads an equal representation committee as volunteers push to complete a nine hole course with seven already finished and a modern clubhouse. Public donations exceed 4000.00 from twenty supporters, with grants expected to fund ongoing work.

Bob Menzies Moberly Lake Menzies Kootenay L.I.P

February reflections from Moberly Lake column

In February, a weathered columnist laments the month’s winter ills and risks becoming a greased pole to slide through it. A playful truce with readers leads to thoughts on public policy, ICBC deficits, and a jab at Dr Pat McGeer over election timing.

Pat McGeer Dr. McGeer ICBC

Willingdon wing to house juvenile remand centre in Burnaby

Three cabinet ministers announced the opening of a Juvenile Remand and Assessment Centre in the west wing of the old Willingdon School for Girls in Burnaby. The move replaces Vancouver's old detention site and marks Canada’s first such centre. Plans ensure BCIT nursing programs move ahead separately, with student housing and gym access preserved. A joint committee from the three departments will coordinate the educational health sciences and justice programs at BCIT.

Willingdon School For Girls Burnaby Pat McGeer Garde Gardom Bob McClelland Gardom Vancouver Canada Royal Commission On Family and Children’s Law Thomas Berger B.C. Supreme Court Department of the Attorney General McGeer McClelland B.C. Institute of Technology BCIT NecClelland Willingdon

Co Op Housing Co operative Planned in Chetwynd

The cooperative aims to build at least ten three bedroom homes of about 1 000 sq ft in Chetwynd, targeting youth but open to all ages. Estimated cost around 24000 dollars per home, with potential for more if demand exists. Interested parties should contact Pat Barton at Lake View Credit Union or call 788 9227.

Pat Barton Lake View Credit Union B.C Dr. McGeer Lindal

Grant Divided Continues With Arts Council Budget Changes

The Community Arts Council plans a shifted Edmonton Symphony performance from Unchagah Hall to May 4, pending further details. A reader letter laments tax-like premiums and price competition, warning of driver hardships and policing challenges. Local notes report Corinne Plourde’s return from Dawson Creek surgery, golf course progress, Royal Purple meeting, Carnival Queen crowning in Hudson's Hope, and upcoming Winter Carnival efforts despite snowfall.

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