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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jun 13, 2000

Page

5

Letter submission policy for Chetwynd Echo

The Chetwynd Echo invites reader letters on any topic and will edit for clarity taste and legality. unsigned letters will not be published and verification requires both address and telephone number. Mail or fax your letter to Box 750 Chetwynd BG VOC 110 Fax 250 788 9988.

The Chetwynd Echo

Chetwynd community celebrates weekend events and progress

Reader letters praise the town’s growth since moving away. Doreen Greenwood thanks volunteers at the Saturday Giant Junk Event and graders, notes clean up after the dry grad. She also supports DARE and Drug Free Zones, urging RCMP patrols and court enforcement, with Sgt. John Scott endorsing the program.

Chetwynd Doreen Greenwood RCMP DARE John Scott Chetwynd Rcmp

Meaning of respect A letter to all youth

A concise homily on respect and dignity urging youth to treat everyone with deference and consideration. It emphasizes honoring parents and elders, avoiding offense, and valuing polite attentions while noting dignity and worthiness in social conduct. Endorsed by Jerry Cardinal.

Jerry Cardinal Chetwynd

Disappointed To the Editor Letter from Andrea Young

Andrea Young vents frustration at theft from a burned home in Chetwynd and lack of insurance support. She urges compassion and morals, addressing local citizens and her disappointment with the community response.

Chetwynd

Letter to editor debates busking and store policy in Chetwynd

Colin McDonald of Wildcat Video defends his store against Ian Smith's Tunings column, insisting a musician stayed in the shop, a second busker blocked entry, and noting donations including $2,000 in scholarships and support for a local coffee house. He urges fact checking.

Ian Smith Mr. Smith Colin McDonald Chetwynd

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