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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 21, 1995
Page
6
Opinion piece argues rising taxes and public smoking bans push nicotine users to quit while businesses rework layouts to deter smoking. It notes airports planes and restaurants removing ashtrays, cites secondhand smoke risks, and questions restaurant owners' stance as diners avoid routine meals.
Dr Robyn McKnight writes to Chetwynd residents addressing allegations about Mountainview Medical Clinic. She details her employment 1989 to 1992, credits Alan Harding for immigration, asserts fair remuneration, and recalls fond memories with staff while denying work-related reasons for leaving Chetwynd.
Frank Oberle won re election by a large majority in a federal race that saw Pierre Elliott Trudeau rise to prime minister of Canada. Darren Turkington moved from Dawson Creek to Chetwynd to open a barber shop. Westalander team players Clay Nimmo Jason LaGreca and Ricky Paul were MVPs in a Tom Thumb tournament in Dawson Creek. Hansen team honors went to Curtis Fowler Shane Peterson and Cody Wood. Local store offers featured five 170 g cat foods at 1.49 and Aunt Jemima 1.75 kg mix at 1.49 and Kellogg Corn Flakes 675 g at 1.19.
A writer argues that Canadian gun control fervor reflects undemocratic lawmaking by the prime minister who appoints Liberal MPs to vote his way. The author defends personal choice to oppose laws perceived as dictatorial and criticizes obedience to such authority.
Ten years ago Sergeant Ray Cunningham prepared to depart for a new posting in Kitimat. Bob Morrison, a lineman for B C Hydro, received a 20 year safety award. High school student Ann Currie won 500 dollars and a certificate of excellence in athletic performance from the province of British Columbia.
Five years ago sixty two students took part in the World Vision 30-hour fast with Erin Garson as top fund raiser. Jenny Blue won the lip sync contest. Pastor Roy Hubbeard bid farewell at Chetwynd Gospel Tabernacle. Snowmobile drag racers Larry Blackie Blackburn Murray Craven and Jeff Halland posted strong wins in Fort St John Prince George and Quesnel.
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