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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 18, 1986
Page
2
The newspaper calls for letters from readers on local issues, encouraging clear, thoughtful commentary. Submissions must include real name and address, with signatures, and may be condensed or rejected by the editor. Letters can be delivered to the Echo Office or mailed to Box 750, Chetwynd, B.C., VOC 110.
Letters to the Editor from November 11 1986 dispute the Mayors remarks on the ski hill finance accusing him of selective facts. They note a May 6 1986 council motion to buy the tow equipment from the Ski Club for up to the club balance and to gain title to ski tow assets, with the district to cover post May loan interest. The authors also allege the mayor later claimed guarantors should pay the increased loan, about 600 due to interest.
A list of newborns with birth dates times and weights to various parents including Hatchard Mann Benson Rodriguez Young Zimmer Bartlett Woods Berard and others. Also letters about ski club finances UNICEF appeals and a public letter criticizing mayoral stance on recreation funding and a note on IWA strikes raising local prices.
Mayor Charles Lasser proclaims November 16 to 22 1986 as College and Institute Week in the District of Chetwynd highlighting Northern Lights College and post secondary education. The letter from Bill Roland criticizes local merchants over price hikes amid a strike and urges support for affordable goods and local stores.
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