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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 12, 2002
Page
6
Students at Little Prairie Elementary participated in a UNICEF coin drive to promote social responsibility and global citizenship. The drive raised a total of $563.17 from staff and students supporting UNICEF’s mission to aid children facing poverty, violence, disease, and discrimination.
Windrem Elementary invites students parents teachers and community friends to collect Campbell labels and proofs of purchase for redemption. Funds from Campbell products including soups Goldfish crackers Pepperidge Farm and V8 Splash support educational resources. Labels can be dropped at Windrem Elementary Lion's Recycling and Super Value.
The Chetwynd Echo invites unsigned letters only after editors confirm clarity and taste. For verification, writers must supply both address and phone number, though these will not be printed. Mail to Box 750 Chetwynd BC VOC 110 or fax 250 788 9988.
Randy Walker of the Chetwynd Fire Department was named Firefighter of the Year at the Fire Fighters Ball. He has eleven years with the service and works for West Fraser Sawmill, with wife Tammy honoured for support. The event also recognized long service medals for Laverne Norris and others, and life membership for Dana Wilfur.
Dear Editor. A reader argues against restitution for the 1913 Chinese head tax, questioning who pays for veterans and national service, contending efforts should focus on a better future rather than dwelling on historical wrongs. The letter questions the scale of 1988 restitution claims and the relevance of past injustice to present national values.
Dear Editor, Ghoulish Affair drew nearly eight hundred participants with games, haunted houses, and activities for all ages. The event relied on sponsors and volunteers, and the writer thanks all who helped make the evening a community success for the children.
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