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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 05, 1987
Page
2
A study session on pupil evaluation laws led to keeping appeal rights under suspension and retaining current school act provisions. Legal counsel to advance the bill, with a public forum to be announced. Teachers will instruct only, arriving 30 minutes early and leaving 30 minutes after, with no extracurriculars during the period.
Over the weekend two individuals were arrested for intoxication and placed in cells until sober. A local man faced impairment charges for driving and a vandalism incident occurred at the Hart Highway Laundromat.
Gertrude Roberts urges readers to honor mothers by donating $25 to Operation Eyesight Universal, a Canada based charity restoring sight to cataract blind. Donations fund surgery, drugs, hospitalization, glasses, and follow up. Donors receive an identification card with patient details.
Budget estimates total 21 100 dollars with income 21 100 in stall rental storage arena and fundraising. Proposed activities include music festivals royal pageants rodeos and finals plus training courses and community events inviting clubs to participate in future planning.
Hudson's Hope Historical Society invites the community to the museum season start on Friday May 15. International Museum Day is Monday May 18 and visitors are urged to bring a friend. The displays cover early 1900s coal and gold mining life, homesteading, and the Peace era with dinosaur and photo archives. The building is open daily 9:30 am to 5:30 pm with a gift shop and exhibits by Debbie Joslin.
Anita Hagen MPP urges BC seniors to respond to budget shifts that begin April 1 with partial drug costs and a five dollar user fee for therapies like physiotherapy and podiatry. Affected seniors could spend up to 350 dollars yearly, challenging universal health coverage. Readers are asked to contact Premier Vander Zalm, Health Minister Dueck, their MLA, or Hagen to voice views. CHAMBERS Victoria 1987.
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