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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 04, 1999

Page

5

Readers invited to send letters to the editor

The Chetwynd Echo invites letters on any subject and will edit for clarity taste and length. Unsigned letters will not be published. Submit via mail fax or email with both address and telephone number for verification.

Local student visits Ottawa for citizenship program

Robyn Moore of Chetwynd travels to Ottawa this week to join the Adventures in Citizenship Program, sponsored by Rotary Clubs of Canada. The Rotary Club funded Moore's airfare. The discussions will explore how Canada can strengthen citizens rights and responsibilities and recognize commitment to shared values. The program, now in year 49, gathers youth nationwide to talk about current issues, said program chairman John Archer.

Chetwynd Robyn Moore Ottawa Rotary Clubs of Canada Chetwynd Rotary Club Moore Nations Canada John Archer

Pitch-In Canada Week launches nationwide cleanup drive

The annual campaign, started in 1967 with six people and bags, has grown to 3 500 groups including schools and Scouts. Thousands of volunteers will clean ditches rivers and trails across Canada, showing hands on action to reduce pollution and protect wildlife.

Canada Alice Johnson Pitch-In Canada Johnson

RCMP host counterfeit currency workshop

The Chetwynd RCMP and the Prince George Commercial Crime Unit hosted a seminar for bank staff and local retailers on detecting counterfeit money. Attendees learned to check look, feel, size, color, and security features including reflective devices, micro printing, and raised ink to distinguish genuine bills from forgeries. Contact the Chetwynd RCMP for more information.

Thomas Porter Chetwynd Rcmp Prince George RCMP John Scott Barry Henetiuk

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