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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 12, 1980
Page
5
Billi Matheson urges voters to study issues and candidate directions for Chetwynd’s future. She warns against election promises and vows to work hard for residents using her best judgment, asking for support on November 15th and stressing voting as a responsibility.
Independent candidate Bob Walkden pledges to represent all residents of Chetwynd. He aims to complete airport expansions, occupy vacant village lots, reduce taxes, ensure safe drinking water, fund paving, and establish an advisory planning panel to guide growth and development. He seeks action oriented representation on the local council.
Thomas Wilson Sr a 18 year Chetwynd resident in lumber business emphasizes staff over labor and outlines village improvements. He pledges street maintenance left turn lanes rail overpass walkway from schools to downtown rodeo grounds and broader public works with new curling rink bowling alley library expansion outdoor skating rink drag strip and rodeo expansion funded by grants while expanding village limits to attract industry and housing. He seeks votes for November 15 and promises council support.
Smokers can quit more effectively if they understand withdrawal and what to expect. Dr. Caroline Stockwell of Wayne State University says informed preparation helps, and health professionals should listen more to individual experiences rather than give instruction alone.
Burke a Toronto based producer novelist and director with Viet Nam reportingユ an exclusive interview with Idi Amin and a New York thriller Laughing War now under option with Columbia Pictures. Stockwell reports on smoking cessation and withdrawal patterns showing 80 percent relapse after one year and a common withdrawal syndrome across three weeks.
The As Nature Intended health food store began operations with a grand opening on November 6 in the Chet wynd Centre. Merlin Nichols of Northern Lights College cut the ribbon. Owner John Greenwood, with Doreen Greenwood and manager Dodie Sawchuk, offer wild food books, herbs, dried fruit, nuts, seeds, grains, beans, flours, frozen and canned goods, and meat substitutes. The Greenwoods own Trading Post at Moberly Lake and plan to move to a 60 acre farm on Jackfish Lake Road after a purchaser is found, where he will raise hay honey and poultry.
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