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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 02, 2002
Page
14
Residents celebrate Canada Day with renewed pride in rights and freedoms. The piece notes 135 years since Confederation and honors those who defend life, referencing recent tragedy on September 1st and the impact on community resolve.
A Canada Day message recalls Afghanistan and Middle East conflicts, honors fallen soldiers Private Nathan Smith and others, and discusses G-8 security costs and peaceful protest. The speaker, joining South Peace residents in Poace Coupe, celebrates freedom of speech and community fireworks.
The Chetwynd and District Rec Centre invites tenders for a varied lot of items including tables chairs glass and wood panels tools and office equipment. Bids must include 10 percent cash or cheque and are to be removed within seven days by successful bidders. Viewing hours are 8 30 a m to 4 p m Monday to Friday starting July 8 12 2002 with a closing date of July 12 2002 at 4 p m. For details contact Burke Gulbranson or Carmen Didier at 788-2214.
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