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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Mar 21, 2000

Page

16

Singing in the Fire and Mrs Spurgeon’s Faith

A devotional on Revelation 15 3 recounts Mrs Spurgeon describing how fiery trials reveal praise. She recalls hearing a robin like note from a fire lit oak log and learns affliction can purify and bring harmony to the heart. The piece urges believers to sing through suffering.

Charles Spurgeon

Thank you for support after Pat Courtorielle’s loss

The Courtorielle family thanks donors and helpers for food, cards, flowers, and pallbearers after the death of father Pat Courtorielle. Special thanks to Jim Nichols for the eulogy and to the Saulteau Band for their help. May the Great Spirit bless you all.

Jim Nichols Saulteau Band Pat Courtorielle Courtorielles

Y2K Garden Contest Opens in Chetwynd

The Chetwynd Garden Club invites businesses and residents within defined town boundaries to join the Year 2000 Garden Contest. Register by June 25. judging runs June 25 to Aug 25 with live plant displays. Cash prizes of 50 dollars awarded for five categories at the Farmer's Market on Sept 1. Registration via Barb Foster on Wednesdays or at the Elk's Hall May 12.

The Chetwynd Garden Club Jackfish Lake Highway 29 53Rd Ave 48Th Ave Westgate Rd Chet Garden Barb’ Foster Elk’s Hall

Taxing pollution debated as environmental funding shift

The Provincial government considers taxing pollution to fund environmental goals and cut other taxes. Credit Union Central notes potential higher costs for industry and risks to competitiveness and capital flight. Economist Ken Peacock calls the plan regressive for low income households while market-based options and credits aim to reduce pollution.

Victoria Credit Union Central Ken Peacock

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