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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 21, 2000
Page
5
The Chetwynd Echo invites readers to submit letters on any subject. Letters must include name and contact details for verification. unsigned letters will not be published. Submissions may be mailed or faxed to Box 750 Chetwynd BC VOC 110 or Fax 250 788 9988.
Readers urge council to answer Alma Templeton's questions about Adrienne Clarkson's visit. The letter questions staging, food choices, health concerns, and no smoking bans, then shifts to praised environmental action and warnings about clearcutting grain fields. G R Wilson Cobble Hill BC.
A Dawson Creek reader praises Chetwynd's communal spirit and welcomes the Governor General's visit. Special recognition goes to Leo Sabulsky for orchestrating such exposure. The writer, once a resident, expresses pride from afar in the town's achievements and ongoing community cooperation.
J W Nicholson of Chetwynd warns inflation may rise due to fuel costs and laments potential bribery blocking air powered tools. He argues compressed air could rival gasoline, questions taxes and Arab blame, and cites Alaska's petroleum potential as proof of profitable processes harming society.
The 1999 Whole Farm Insurance Program offers support to farmers for unexpected income drops due to weather or market shifts. Applications, guidelines, and manuals are available via 1-888-576-3216 or wfip agf.gov.bc.ca. The claim deadline for 1999 is July 31, 2000.
Parents and guardians condemn CUPE contract clause banning volunteers without union consent, arguing it undermines student learning and safety. They urge school boards and the Education Minister to protect parent involvement, noting volunteers support field trips, reading, lunches, libraries, and sports.
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