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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 29, 1993
Page
6
CHETWYND ECHO invites budding jugglers stilt walkers clowns magicians and musicians to join the May 30 Family Festival. A clown workshop is offered by the College on April 25. Call Brenda Hazlehurst or Marcie Fofonoff to participate or donate.
A reflective piece explores poetry as a majestic craft that inspires wisdom and artistic pace. It considers how poems transfer beauty from mind to paper and touch the reader's face with swift, mindful expression.
Poem recalls Ol Old Mark a crow who ventured south last fall and did not return this spring. It contrasts silent bluff at the poplar and the cheery spring call once shared with his brothers and friends now gone with times.
Brandy Landry, a fifteen year old student at Chetwynd Secondary, writes two poems dedicated to her cousin Denise Jobin in Fort St. John. The piece notes her life in Chetwynd, schooling history, English teacher Mr. Boles, and classroom assistant Connie Clark, and mentions plans to write more poetry.
Nelda remains in Calgary with a son David who studies at a Regina seminary. David plans to serve as a missionary in Africa. The Goldings are noted to have three grandchildren across the family.
The BC Nurses' Union asks a coroner's inquest into Sally Giles blood cancer linked to cytotoxic drug exposure at Campbell River Hospital. Giles worked 22 years mixing handling and administering drugs without proper safety gear. The union cites five nurses in her department diagnosed with cancer in five years seeking recognition and compensation. The case could set a precedent akin to miners' asbestos ruling decades ago.
BC Environment says two Fernie residents face Wildlife Act charges over the February 27 killing of a Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep ram near the Salmo Creston summit in the West Kootenay. William Cunliffe and Ronald Tessman are charged with hunting out of season and unlawful possession of a bighorn ram carcass. First court appearance set for April 19, 1993 in Nelson Provincial Court.
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