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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 03, 1987
Page
3
Pocket sized notes discuss not getting a dog for social status or responsibility. It cites a showy dog for impressing a boss and relieving loneliness for a grandmother, while acknowledging a past dog’s memory and a wish for a puppy. The tone weighs practical concerns against emotional reasons and family dynamics.
Willard Dunn, former Alderman and Vice President of the South Peace Social Credit Constituency Association, urges voters to discuss future community direction. He cites Official Community Plan revisions, council efficiency, and recreational/ taxpayer cost concerns as priorities for the mayoral race on November 21.
Casey Hillton proposes a mayoral agenda with a capable council to spur action in the downtown area. He mentions puppies and dog ownership as personal motivators, noting exercise and social rounds with neighbors, yet admits that even good reasons may not justify taking a pet without careful thought.
Charles Lasser touts extensive government service across five terms and urges voters to back his continued leadership on November 21st. He argues no change is needed as his record demonstrates achievement and prudent management during challenging times.
The first local government elections for a three year term will be held November 21, 1987 as B C moves to three year terms and triennial elections. Over 100 mayors 33 municipalities and 26 rural district directors face three year terms with 9795 positions across 160 local governments. Nomination close October 26. The UBCM backs the change to boost turnout and decision making.
Letter to editor announces Elphinstone District’s 60th anniversary of Guiding in Port Mellon Gibsons and Roberts Creek BC. A dinner April 9 1988 and children’s day April 10 at Camp Olave 10am to 4pm. Registration by February 15 with contact Mrs M Dickson Gibsons.
Northern Lights College hosts a wine tasting class this week led by David McDonald of Hudson's Hope. Learn how and when to serve white wines with guidance at the session on Wednesday November 4 at 7 p.m. at NLC.
Notice invites residents to join as Charter members by November 30 1987 with fees of 5 dollars. Names to contact include Ken Browns Ben Kurjata Jean Campbell and Irené McClarty. Also outlines preregistration dates and other upcoming courses and workshops with contact Lorraine at 788-2248.
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