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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 20, 1984
Page
2
The Operation Family Identification will offer free fingerprinting for all children, to aid in future identification if a child or family goes missing. Volunteers from Beta Sigma Phi will perform the process. guardians receive copies, RCMP do not.
The Prince George Chetwynd area library plans extended public hours and seeks patron input via questionnaires. Upcoming events include Chinook Daze Tour de Force with a video recorder prize, a Keeping Your Heart Healthy poster contest, and Friday film screenings. Entry deadlines and details available by calling 788-2999 or visiting the library. The Chamber urges regional business inquiries and membership support to promote Chetwynd, with contact numbers 788-9225 and 788-3345.
Revised Chinook Daze schedule lists activities from February 27 to March 3 including fashion shows open houses tours and film screenings at the library, multiple tournaments and pageants. Contacts Rayla McDonald Marie Rohl and Christine Meden plus sponsor Heart Foundation provide details and help.
In February 12 1985 letters to the editor discuss budget cuts by Victoria at Chetwynd Secondary School. Parents worry Physics 12 may be dropped this fiscal year and Geography and History 12 could shift to correspondence courses. Concerns about impacts on students are voiced as the community faces changes.
John and Doreen Greenwood express gratitude to the Moberly Lake, Chetwynd, Hudson Hope, and Fort St. John communities for love and prayers after losing their home. They praise the Moberly Lake Fire Department and note how communal support transformed tragedy into joy, affirming faith and gratitude.
A concerned parent urges school boards to oppose proposals reducing course offerings. She argues such cuts threaten basic subjects like science and English and limit postsecondary options. She calls for group objections, consulting the Manpower office for job requirements, and speaking with counsellors.
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