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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 08, 1981
Page
3
Donna McFarlane received the Chetwynd Teachers Association Bursary presented by Ms. B. Little in a side ceremony.
The Chetwynd High School 17th Grade 12 class held graduation Saturday with the theme Behold a New Dawn. Principal Ian Campbell announced graduates as Vice-Principal Sandy McDowell welcomed attendees and Mayor Ernie Pfanner spoke on parental and teacher support. Diplomas and awards followed, including scholarships from Lions, C.W.L. Textiles, and local bursaries, with guest speaker Dan Chmelyk praising students’ wealth of knowledge from centuries of learning.
Campaign Life groups rally with bishops of Canada urging rejection of the Trudeau proposed Charter in its current form. Archbishop MacNeil urged amending text to protect unborn rights, arguing future interpretation could endanger the right to life. Dodds, a Queens law student, noted letters to MPs and planned riding committee visits.
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