Evening Reflections and Community News from Chetwynd
Chetwynd notes close of day verses reflect quiet peace and memories. Congratulations to Judy Lazenby on appointment as District Commissioner for the Chetwynd Girl Guides replacing Bobbie Larson. The Annual Girl Guide dinner is at the Legion Hall tonight. Firemen from the Northern BC region attended Hose Laying in Taylor. Police Week runs June 14 to 20. Father’s Day June 20 is celebrated as Happy Pappy Day. Bill and Bernice Tracey Sr. attended granddaughter Sandra Brinsky’s graduation in Loon Lake Sask and a great-niece Norma Simpson wedding. Best wishes to friends in Chetwynd as we say goodbye for now. News tips to 788-2246.
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Judy Lazenby
The
Chetwynd Girl Guides
Bobbie Larson
Bill
Bernice Tracey Sr
Sandra Brinsky
Loon Lake Sask
Albert Brinsky
Gerald Tracey
Loon Lake
Norma Simpon
Doug
Edith Diamond
Chetwynd
Summer Soccer School in Chetwynd Draws Youth Players
A BC Soccer Association summer program runs July 5 to 9 for boys and girls aged 6 to 16 at the high school field. From 10 00 AM to 2 30 PM daily, participants receive low cost instruction from CSA certified coaches, including drills, games, and a souvenir T shirt. Registration is 29.00 with forms at local recreation departments and Mary Perry at 788 2214 for details.
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Chetwynd
B.C. Soccer Association
C.S.A
Mary Perry
Slings and arrows by Nigel E Hannaford
Reader criticizes yesterday front page story on a deformed infant who starved to death in Indiana hospitals. The author condemns dehumanizing views and links abortion, disability stigma, and eugenic talk to broader social acceptance of harming vulnerable people. He warns of a future where unwanted lives are discarded.
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Nigel E Hannaford
Indiana
State Supreme Court
Dollar dips to record low against U S dollar
Montreal dollar slides through 79 cents to a record 78.78 U S cents in noon trading as rates rise in the United States prompt selling. Bank of Canada intervenes heavily to slow the decline amid steeper losses from Friday.
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Montreal
U.S
The
United States
Bank of Canada
Information meeting on zoning and modular homes continues
Residents challenged the council over development rules and equal price expectations for new subdivision homes. Ald Schmok and Lasser explained by laws permit modular homes and set limits, including 800 square feet minimum and a one year finish period. Council will discuss possible amendments amid taxpayer concerns and enforcement gaps.
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Lasser
Ald Wilson
Council
Women Earn Much Less Than Men In 1980 Income
Statistics Canada reports in 1980 women on average earned 8242 dollars, 12.3 percent up from 1979, while men averaged 16747 dollars, up 10 percent. Family income rose 13 percent to 27398 dollars, with inflation-adjusted gain about three percent. Fewer families earned under 9000 dollars, down to 2.8 percent from 3.9 percent.
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Statistics Canada
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