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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jan 14, 1976

Page

2

Bitter Bill Guest Editorial On BC deficits and blame

Don Ashley writes to Dr. Pat McGeer, chief physician to ICBC, arguing the 181 million deficit from mismanaged government should be borne by all voters, not just motorists, and that deficits in welfare health and education affect the whole electorate, not a single group. He urges shared responsibility to fix the policy burden.

I.C.B.C B.C

Readers praise Lone Prairie News and Smoke Signals writers

Joyce Shollenburg thanks Fay Cox of Lone Prairie News and Marion Parker of Smoke Signals for lively district coverage in The Echo and encourages continued strong reporting that makes the paper more newsy and interesting.

Moberly Lake Lone Prairie Fay Cox Lone Prairie News Marion Parker Echo Joyce Shollenburg

CHIT-CHAT NOTES FROM CHETWYND AND AREA HOLIDAYS

Parish and town residents share Christmas updates from Chetwynd Pipestone Reston and Kerrobert. News includes Clara Klarenbach Lane Lossing Ruth and Paula相關 items families visit relatives in Manitoba Alberta and British Columbia with updates on medical service roles and Synod luncheon hosted by Fr Jungbluth.

Fr. Jungbluth Chetwynd Brian Smith Bea Kurjata Laura Ruth Paula Pipestone Manitoba Cathy Christie Fort Nelson B.C Elkhorn Reston

Smoke Signals from Moberly Lake riddle quip

A reader recalls a St Yves riddle about a man with seven wives and seven sacks each containing seven cats and seven kittens. The playful line prompts how many were going to St Yves, inviting quick mental math and local humor.

St. Yves

Winter Calving Demands and Community Aid in Prairie

Ranchers patrol calving sheds at all hours as Rod Rainey reports three calves born. Neighbors fundraise for Bob and Val Stannard after their Christmas week fire with a half-side beef draw at the Elks Hall January 31 in Chetwynd. Local gatherings, hospital updates, and reflections on politics and Rasputin close the week amid frigid weather and community resilience.

Rod Rainey Vern Steeves Bob Stannards Lone Prairie Elks Hall Chetwynd Lorne Herrick

Travel convention data booklet planned for Dawson Creek

The B C Department of Travel and the Chamber of Commerce will publish a booklet after gathering convention data. Groups planning conventions in and around Dawson Creek in 1976 are asked to contact Don McCartney at the Chamber of Commerce office. Phone 782 4868. Information aids Chambers of Commerce and convention bureaus in promoting group and convention business in the area.

B.C

Chamber mulls updating MP Oberle mailing list

The City Chamber of Commerce plans to refresh its mailing list for MP Frank Oberle after receiving outdated correspondence dated December 9 from earlier this week. President Hans Hanston last held the post almost two years ago, prompting some lighthearted remarks about the lapse.

City Chamber of Commerce Frank Oberle Hans Hanston Hanston City Chamber

Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce Holds Annual Meeting

Keynote speaker M P Frank Oberle urged government policy support and celebrated volunteer spirit behind community building in Chetwynd. Judge Hayward swore in officers including Bunne Hoffmann as President, H H Amundsen VP, Lillian Wilson Secretary, Bill Curtis Treasurer. Directors named across multiple sectors and village council members introduced. Next meeting set for Jan 15 at Hotel Chetwynd with queen selections for Winter Carnival. CORP banquet hosted by Ladies acknowledged by Larry Tuck.

M.P. Frank Oberle Oberle Chetwynd The Echo Judge Hayward Chamber of Commerce Bunne Hoffman H.H. Amundsen Lillian Wilson Bill Curtis John Jackman Neil Watson Charles Lasser Ken Waters John Atcheson Mary Wilson Carl Schmok John Burns Ken Cross Clay Collins Bob Shirley Lasser Ald. Schmok Ald Dunn Ernie Pfanner Hotel Chetwynd CORP Larry Tuck

Canadians Delay National Holiday Bid to February

Canadians hoping for a national holiday in February must wait. A bill to establish National Heritage Day on February 16th as a national holiday on the third Monday of February sits in the House of Commons awaiting final approval since last April. An aide to Mitchell Sharp says the government favors passage but doubts it will become law in time for this year's schedule.

House of Commons Government House Mitchell Sharp

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Don Ashley Pat McGeer Insurance Corporation of British Columbia Clara J. Klarenbach Tracey Kelm Wilbert Fran Neuls Lane Lossing Cassiar, B.C al Lossings Edmonton Lower Mainland Kerrobert Willard Dunn Strator A. Teslyk Marian Parker Lane Prairie News Bob Val Stannard Joan Warncke Grande Prairie Melvin Rosemarie Vigen Cliff Diennie Sydbow Christine Warncke Billy Carol Warncke Les Nikirk Duncan Vern Anne Steeves Pat Judy Devlin Doug Muir Devlins Ranch Paul Gloria Bellamy Hudson’s Hope Doug Gullian Muir John Cooper Washington Evelyn Wagoner Husband Don Jean Groves Chetwynd Hospital Tretriak Aleksandre Vladimir Maria Rasputin Prince Yousepov Gregory Rasputin Nicholas 11 Alexandra Alexis Queen Victoria Prince Rasputin Yousepov Ringling Brothers Sarasota Florida Maria Anastasia Anna Andersen Edna Cross Mary Courtoreille Vancouver Bob Menzies Robert Alex Cardinal George Davis Lawrence Callie Slave Lake Travel Industry Glo ICS Royal Canadian Legion Dawson Creek Moberly Lake Park Provincial Parks Branch Fort St. John Chetwynd, B.C Elks Halls Kelms Band Elks Chetwynd Confectionery & Hart HiWay Confectionery Rae Veh
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