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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jun 06, 1973

Page

2

Advertising Rates Notice Published by Echo Publishing Ltd

Advertising rates for legal and municipal notices are 17 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Display rates on request. Subscriptions Canada Commonwealth six dollars yearly, U.S.A. and abroad eight fifty yearly. Single copy fifteen cents. Second class registration 214.

Chetwynd Echo Publishing Ltd Canada Commonwealth U.S.A

Comparison of telephony styles across nations prompts questions

The piece contrasts North American comfort with foreign telecom woes, citing Britain France and a New York firm. It notes France has 700k waiting for service, 4.7 million phones overall, costly installations, and notes cultural habits. It asks whether Westerners undervalue inherited privileges and urges reflection on appreciation.

Great Britain New York France Paris Greater Vancouver

What Our Children Need Today Is More LSD Love Security and Discipline

A reader laments misprints in Queen Victoria tribute and critiques a Women’s Institute talk titled What Our Children Need Today Is More LSD Love Security and Discipline. The piece argues for self reliance over security, defines discipline as direction, and stresses parenting by guidance not control as youth face a fast-moving world and social changes.

Canada Women’s Institute

Moberly Lake vandalism and local notes feature

Vandalism struck Moberly Lake with the Catholic Youth Centre broken into and food spilled, while a telephone receiver in a local booth was torn out. Residents discuss youth discipline, adults’ property sense, and community supervision. Mr and Mrs Ralph Johnston spent winter in Arizona, noting 90s heat in Mesa. A Boone family bought Pringle Flats property. Rochels attended a funeral in St Brieux for Auguste’s uncle. May 24 diary note mentions pink grapefruit bought for $1.

Ralph Johnston Arizona Mrs. Johnston Mesa

Dynamos Lose at Fort St John in May 28 Clash

Hudson's Hope Dynamos defeated Fort St John Friendship Centre 35 to 11 in Fort St John on Monday May 28. The May 30 game in Hudson's Hope saw the Dynamos lose 26 to 8 to the Fort St John Totems.

Fort St. John Fort St. John Friendship

Hudson's Hope Readers Share Local News Snippets

Ruth Kelly Constable Rod Darwin attended a Jay Deec convention in Kamloops. Carol Janzen hosted visiting brother Jake and wife Helen from Grunthal. Glen Smyrl welcomes newborn Steve weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces. Gail and Lucian Charrette celebrate baby Jodie born May 24 at Chetwynd Hospital. Jol Well’s first aid team from Shrum Generating Station placed second in Dawson Creek. heads to Prince George June 9 for central BC finals. Dennis from Williams Lake visits Mrs Mable Shepherd. 10 teams compete in Prince George event.

Gail Lucian Charrette Jodie Chetwynd Hospital Shrum Dawson Creek B.C. Tel Prince George

Great show by gymnasts at Pearkes School

On May 17 at General George R. Pearkes School about 150 parents and guests watched a gymnastic show by students. The program featured solo routines vaulting exhibitions and a square dance with the Virginia reel. All participants excelled under coaches Miss M Fisher Mrs K McCallum and Miss M Pringle.

General George R. Pearkes School M. Fisher K. McCallum M. Pringle

Guides Brownies feast with mothers at annual banquet

The Girl Guides and Brownies held their Mother and Daughter banquet in the Community hall on May 22. Guests of honor included Mr Mike Richmond Mrs Doreen Swoboda and Mrs Iona Kelly. Various leaders gave reports and many badges and golden bands were awarded. A fly up ceremony passed three girls to golden bands and others received yellow cross badges and Tawny Owls. Several members planned travel to Prince George for a Travel Counsellors course and a Norway visit was noted.

Girl Guides Mike Richmond Doreen Swoboda Iona Kelly Susan Kosolowski Vicki Allen Trudy Heiber Ruth Curzon Cheyanne Brough Pamela Guelly Sharon Nesset Lisa Hack Terry Judy Geddes Cindy Kelly Angela Poschner Dale Stark Tracy Hunt Charlotte Burkett Jeanie Cameron Heather Stark Judy Gascoyne Celise Lavallee Arlene Kosolowski Jackie Hunt Darcy Vince Cheryl Kelly Kelley Hunt Veronica Rose Angela Herber Sherry Allan Debbie Stark

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