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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 29, 1974

Page

2

Not Be Upset and Friends in Defence of Parker Family

Letter writer defends Gillies Parker on 24 hour mercy calls to Indians and Metis, stating he never refused aid and was driven by duty. She thanks supporters, warns of naming complainers, and notes weekend visitors including Hugh Berry and Miss Daphne Phillips with her mother.

Morris Rees Gillies Parker Rees Parker Hugh Berry Didsbury Alberta Daphne Phillips Chamber of Commerce Rix Dunn

Births and local visit notes from the Trading Post

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Napoleon on the birth of a son. Mr. and Mrs. John Burns of Chetwynd hosted guests including L. M. Beems of Amsterdam and his daughter Gerta, a British Holland Fuel Company representative. Echoes recount rodeo entries, crowd issues, and a past item from April 30, 1924 in Chepstow.

Leonard Napoleon John Burns Chetwynd L. M. Beems Amsterdam Gerta Beems British Holland Fuel Company Chepstow London Asylum

Street sign chaos triggers council discussion and planned fixes

Continued council session reviews Dunn report on a special meeting about street signs. Three sign changes in as many years prompt talk of seven more stop signs and a three way stop on the Access Road. Mayor Hayward blames ambiguous right of way while Alderman Rix urges traffic flow engineers.

Dunn Council Department of Highways RCMP Hayward Rix

Obituary notices for Olive Marie Beattie and Dale Beattie

Olive Marie Beattie dies in a country road accident near Goodfare Alberta at 37. Born in Lloydminster Saskatchewan she leaves four children and many relatives, with services held April 30 at Hythe Legion Hall and burial in Hythe Cemetery. Dale Beattie dies in a similar accident near Goodfare Alberta at 38, survived by four children and family in Alberta and British Columbia. services at Hythe Legion Hall noted with pallbearers listed.

Olive Marie Beattie Goodfare Alto Marie Beattie Lloydminster Saskatchewan Marilyn Richard Carol- Ann Charmaine Chase Olive Westgate Chetwynd B.C Eugene Byron Marshall Sask Vernon Creek Lyle Fort St. John Alfred Red Rock Ontario Arthur Powell River Des Jimmy Virginia Beattie Hythe Legion Hall Skaluba E. Jungbluth Hythe Harvey Kyle Bud Fowler Ralph Furman Ray Schrieber Otto Gerstel Bud Browns Beattie William Dale Joseph Dale) Beattie W Woodfare Alta Dale Beattie Carol Ann Jack Julia Beattie G Goodfare Austin Julian Jim Whitehorse Annie Wright Alberta Coleen

Chetwynd High School Rodeo Finals At May 19 Grounds

Results from the Chetwynd High School Rodeo at the Chetwynd Rodeo Grounds on May 19 led by teacher sponsor D S Pascuzzo. Winners include Marva Swanson Fort St John in barrel racing and steer undecorating, Brad Smith Chetwynd in bareback bronco, Ron Barnett Chetwynd in steer wrestling, and Marva Swanson dominating goat tying. All-Around Cowboy Brad Smith and All-Around Cowgirl John tied led trophy competition with Chetwynd Sec School taking top honors.

Chetwynd Peace River J. S. Paseuzzo On Morrison BUC Chetwynd High School Marva Swanson Fort St. John Margaret Brown Brenda Grunweald Dawson Creek Ron Barnett Fred VicRae Sherri Vince Mary Brown Lionel Collins Derald Gauthier Tie Fred McRae Mary Casey Patsy Campbell S. Pascuzzo T. Miliot J. Bazan J. Bazan:2.°.G.lownsbrough Y. Elden B. Campbell J. Boorman N. Boorman J. Lennox Brad Smith Chetwynd Sec. School D. S. Pascuzzo

The shirk ethic by Mac Brockman

A columnist argues welfare and unemployment policies breed a “shirk ethic” as long term trends. He cites an Ontario credit case, layoffs, and debates over unemployment benefits. He warns against governments funding idleness and urges taxpayers to reject drones and support work.

Legion Montreal Unemployment Insurance Commission Canada House Allan MacEachen NDP

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