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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Mar 21, 1973

Page

2

Smoke Signals from Moberly Lake and Wounded Knee reflections

A long, reflective column discusses the Wounded Knee massacre and genocide across the plains, noting Indigenous resilience and ongoing injustices. It links historical violence to present neglect by governments and urges action, while also sharing local community notes from Moberly Lake and spring reflections. The piece blends historical critique with light local items and personal musings.

Wounded Knee Rapid City South Dakota Samuel Whiteside Geronimo Joseph Quanah Parker Black Hills Sitting Bull Crazy Horse Custer Seventh Cavalry Little Big Horn Wounded Knees Creek Big Foot United States Canada Cochise Lake Pete

Advertising Rates Notice for Chetwynd Echo Publishing

Echo Publishing Ltd announces rates for legal and municipal advertising at 17 cents per count line for first insertion and 15 cents per count line for subsequent insertions. Display rates on request. Subscriptions are 6.00 per year in Canada and Commonwealth, 8.50 for U S A and overseas. Single copy price is 15 cents. Second Class Registration 2141.

Chetwynd Echo Publishing Ltd Canada Commonwealth U.S.A

What does he really mean editor reply 1973 echo letter

A reader argues against a critic who calls children prisoners of society and questions school punishment and teacher control. He defends teachers, critiques capitalism, and laments secularization. The letter urges rediscovering faith, creativity, love of work, and community values.

The Echo Canada Christ God

Legion and Canfor Honor Curling Event Trophies

Thank you to the Legion for donating a large trophy for the A Event and to Canfor for presenting small trophies for the A Event. A Event winners are Carrie Lindstrom Rink with skip Carrie Lindstrom, Brenda Moore third, Richard Barratte second, Brian Moore lead. B Event winners are Terry Douglas Rink with skip Terry Douglas, Rhonda Hayward third, Donna Thomson second, Cindy Deak.

The Legion Canfor Carrie Lindstrom Brenda Moore Richard Barratte Brian Moore Terry Douglas Rhonda Hayward Donna Thomson Cindy Deak

New B C Hydro Substation Strengthens Quesnel Power

B C Hydro has placed Barlow Substation five miles north of Quesnel in service early this month. The station ties into the 230 000 volt line from Prince George to Soda Creek and steps voltage down to 60 000 volts to reinforce electricity supply for the Quesnel area.

Quesnel B.C. Hydro Barlow Prince George Soda Creek Williams Lake

Hospital Admissions And Discharges At Chetwynd

Weekly hospital report lists admitted patients Claudia Walters Ann Watson Steve Blue Lucy Blue Florence Gladue Galina Allison George Mounsey David Trestawich Lorna McQueen Mrs. Chris Rand Delphine Nanaimahoo Joe Stein Mrs. Brenda Waldie Eddie Field Mary Runzer Juanita Solecki Marvin Desjarlais Nancy Savard Mrs. Clara Moore Mrs. Norma Soles. Discharges include Elizabeth Korver Ann Watson Becky Davis Mrs. Roper and twin boys Lucy Blue Pat Hernstedt Claudia Walters Carl Douglas Monty Mowatt Lorraine Pella Steve Blue Mrs. Chris Rand Florence Gladue Ross Barton Lonna McQueen Galina Allison George Mounsey Delphine Nanimahoo Mrs. Brenda Waldie. Two patients did not wish their names listed.

Chetwynd Hospital Claudia Walters Ann Watson Steve Blue Lucy Blue Florence Gladue Galina Allison George Mounsey David Trestawich Lorna McQueen Chris Rand Delphine Nanaimahoo Joe Stein Brenda Waldie Eddie Field Mary Runzer Juanita Solecki Marvin Desjarlais Nancy Savard Clara Moore Norma Soles Elizabeth Korver Becky Davis Roper Pat Hernstedt Carl Douglas Monty Mowatt Lorraine Pella Chris’ Rand Ross Barton Lonna McQueen Delphine Nanimahoo

Skaters Asked to Collect Pledges After Skate-a-Thon

Figure skaters are directed to collect pledges and leave money with Mrs. S. Clary at 4604 49 St one block north of Windrem School and with Mrs. D. Burnham two doors west of the RCMP within two weeks after the Skate-a-Thon.

S. Clary Windrem School D. Burnham R.C.M.P

Hudson Hope Trail Riders and Local Social News

Hudson Hope residents and visitors are listed with greetings and movements across towns. Dick Vernon and Mrs Ev Vernon of Gibson hosted visits. Frank Kier Morag Kier Ann visited. Marty Zadoronzy traveled from Quesnel to Fort St John then Grande Prairie Prince George. Bill Burke returned for work and curling. Mrs Nelsons daughter from Edmonton enrolled in school. Ian Stair frequents weekends. Andy Graham formerly from Hudson Hope plans to settle in Quesnel. Also reports on Hydro Social Club bonspiel results with multiple rinks, and recreation and hospital meetings. A new Chetwynd Postmaster, Mr Martin, is welcomed and moving from Vancouver Island. The Hudson Hope Social Club season ends with an April 13 meeting for officer elections.

Marty Zadoronzy Quesnel Fort St. John Hudson Hope Jimmy Shepherd Grande Prairie Prince George N. Stubley Dawson Creek Ken Freeman Dick Armstrong Fort Nelson Louise Liwiski Taylor Walt Ashley Pouce Coupe Ken Martin Chetwynd Frank Reidl S.P.M Mr. Martin Peace River Country Martin Down

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