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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 02, 1984
Page
7
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The Law Society of British Columbia urged that legal aid be preserved as essential to equality before the justice system. It argued funding cuts threaten the poor’s access to justice, noting that federal cost-sharing should flow to legal aid and highlighting historic professional subsidies.
Ted Harrison will appear at the Chetwynd Library tonight May 1 at 7 30 p m for a coffee and cake social with the painter and author. A film Harrison's Yukon will be shown. Delegates at the Spring Conference in Vancouver heard updates and grants would be forthcoming.
The annual BCLTA meeting elected four directors from outside the Lower Mainland, ending Vancouver’s monopoly and boosting Northern and Interior input. Fall conferences will tour Kamloops in 1984, Fort St. John in 1985, and Prince George in 1986. Cost concerns for Mildred’s attendance are noted as the group plans sessions.
Expo 86 in Vancouver moves ahead with construction valued at 1.2 billion dollars while labor peace negotiations continue. A 19 member BC labor delegation met with the provincial cabinet to urge a voluntary labor agreement rather than new legislation. Premier Bill Bennett signaled readiness to act if needed to prevent disruptions, stressing public consensus for recovery.
David Foster traces how the word nuclear evolved from fundamental physics to warfare and peaceful power. He highlights Einstein and E=mc2, the atom’s hidden energy, the atomic bomb, and the dual paths of nuclear advances in medicine electronics and energy, stressing society’s choice in using knowledge.
Abe Wiebe and Madeline Courtoreille welcomed a baby girl weighing 3575 grams on April 24. The birth announced in the cradle roll notes lists the new arrival and families involved.
Weekday adult immunization clinics at Peace River Health Unit require 788-9219 for appointments. Weekly child immunization and health clinics also use 788-9219. Saturday flea market at Lion's Den 10 am to 3 pm. AA meetings Monday 8:30 pm at Health Unit. Al-Anon open meeting. TOPS meetings at Tansi Friendship Centre and Pioneer Place. Health Unit hours 9 am to 5 pm daily. Various community groups meet Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays at local churches and centers.
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