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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Nov 10, 1987

Page

2

Privatization costs feared for BC Hydro assets

OTEU president Anne Harvey warned that selling BC Hydro Gas Rail and R and D operations would raise costs and erode worker benefits. She argued private buyers must cut services raise prices or rely on subsidies, harming average British Columbians served by BC Hydro. Paula Stromberg echoed concerns.

B.C Office and Technical Employees Union OTEU Anne Harvey B.C. Hydro Harvey

Chetwynd Wanderings Highlight Town Happenings and Plans

Norm Picce reviews Chetwynd’s buzzing activity with talks of a proposed pulp mill hearing in Fort St John on December 10 and optimism over new facilities. He notes Civic Night honors Mrs. Clara Moore and Necole Demulemeester, praises Northern Lights College expansion, and anticipates a strong ski season with Powder King arrivals.

Norm Picce Chetwynd Fort St. John Ministry of Forests Frank Oberle Canada Clara Moore Moore Necole Demulemeester Merlin Nichols Northern Lights College Nichels

Leisure Pool plans touted for Grand Forks and nearby towns

District notes recovery gains at Leisure Pool for Langley and cites Grand Forks service to 7500 residents with 200 daily users. Chetwynd Curling Rink Pool averages 100. Committee adds 50 percent consultants cost and inflation. Projected costs would require a 37 dollar tax on 50,000 home. vote yes at polls.

Langley Grand Forks New Leisure Pool Chetwynd

Call for harsher penalties to keep murderers off streets

A reader urges public support for changing the penal system to abolish day passes and parole for convicted murderers. She argues death penalty prevented crime and cites 130 murders since 1975, pressing politicians and officials in Ottawa to act.

Ray Hnatyshyn Justice Mulroney Gordon Taylor Justice Committee David Daubney Joe Clark James Kelleher House of Commons Ottawa Ontario

Thank you note from Dale Nording family to Chetwynd General Hospital

Dale Nording and family express gratitude to doctors and nurses at Chetwynd General Hospital for excellent treatment during his recent stay. They thank for cards and flowers and acknowledge help from the RCMP, Ambulance Attendants, and hunters who assisted Dale.

Dale Nording Chetwynd General Hospital Dale RCMP

Noreen Stubley Runs for Alderman in Hudson's Hope

Noreen Stubley announces candidacy for Alderman in Hudson's Hope with a platform of voice for the people. She previously served four years as Alderman in Hudson's Hope and held roles as Trustee for Chetwynd and District Hospital for 15 years and School District 83 Trustee. She also served as Treasurer of Bullhead Mountain Curling Club for eight years and has been Postmaster at Hudson's Hope for 24 years.

Noreen Stubley Hudson’s Hope Chetwynd and District Bullhead Mtn Curling Club

Letter of appreciation for printing abortion editorial Echo

A reader named Jackie Crawford thanks the Echo for publishing an editorial on abortion. She argues the topic is controversial and must be discussed from both sides to reach a fair conclusion. She warns against oversimplification and calls for consideration of future implications for women and humanity.

The Echo Jackie Crawford

Letters to the Editor Invite Community Feedback

The Echo invites letters from readers on local topics with meaningful insight. Include full name and address, no pen names or anonymous submissions, and a written signature. The editor may condense or reject letters and will return them in unusual cases. drop off at the Echo Office or mail to Box 750, Chetwynd, BC.

Echo Chetwynd B.C

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