07 Mar 1995
Page 6
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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 07, 1995
Page
6
International Women's Day prompts reflections on progress and persistent gaps. The piece contrasts northern Canada with urban centers, noting wage and advancement barriers, education access, and lingering home duties. It highlights active volunteer roles and rising female political voices while acknowledging lingering sexism and Folkloric separation at home.
The Pioneer invites readers to submit signed letters on personal or public topics. Include a verifiable telephone number and keep under 200 words. Letters may be edited for space and clarity and should be mailed to Box 600, Chetwynd, BC or delivered to the office above the courthouse.
An upset resident asks dog owners to keep pets home after multiple roaming dogs struck in the countryside. A large shepherd killed a ten year old poodle on the front yard, sparking fear for grandchildren and calls for owners to control their dogs.
A retro overview notes council 15 years ago weighing water meters with an estimated 50 000 dollar annual loss in sales. Plans included boundary expansion while four requests sought inclusion in town limits. Local leaders discussed potential league baseball. Nearby grocery prices included Green Giant boil in bag at 79 cents, West vegetable oil at 1 69 per litre, beef sides at 1 55 per pound and fronts at 1 35.
The Chinook Days festival crowned Trevor MacLean as King of Hearts with Dale Swanton as first runner up and Ron Bettin as second. Michelle Cyr won Miss Teen Chetwynd, with Jody Warne and Paige Comeau as first and second princesses. Bob Shirley officially opened the event.
Five years ago Aviair announced scheduled air service with two daily flights. Brenda Massey, coordinator, warned the Chetwynd Women’s Resource Centre could be phased out in March without new funding after Ottawa cut support. The Tansi Friendship Centre was robbed and vandalized for the eighth time.
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