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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 02, 1984
Page
3
Port Alberni MLA Bob Skelly spoke in the Victoria Legislature warning that proposed Bill IT would destroy minority rights and set human rights back by years. He argued the bill abandons a previous system that used education and incentives to advance rights in British Columbia.
At the Peace River Dairymen's Association banquet on April 11 1984 at the George Dawson Inn in Dawson Creek four producers received a Certificate of Excellence for Britain's highest standard in premises and quality milk. Honourees were Hans Eggiman H W Pedersen Peace Vale Dairy Farm Ltd and Frank Habersack. President Otto Wuthrich spoke on the need for a consistent excellent Nu Maid product and for equal pay and human rights. Skelly criticized the Social Credit government and urged aggressive action to address historic injustices and promote human rights in British Columbia.
Calum Cameron a New Zealand born painter now in British Columbia has developed a unique monoprint style using oils on glass. He taught in Grande Prairie and the public school system before running a gallery and art school and recently two of his monoprints are to be auctioned at Harrison in support of the Provincial Assembly of Arts Councils, reflecting growing demand from collectors as far east as Ontario.
Doctors warn physicians and families about last minute visitors from afar who assume control of a patient’s care. Based on Vancouver Shaughnessy Hospital observations, visiting relatives disrupt staff, usurp doctors, demand private rooms, and trigger guilt in local caregivers, undermining patient care.
On Friday May 4 Windrem Band students will join Tumbler Ridge secondary band in Tumbler Ridge BC for two workshops. Thirty one flute clarinet and sax players with Miss Caroline Kamin and twenty brass and percussion players will participate. They will combine for a massed band session in the afternoon before the Chetwynd band returns home by bus.
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