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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 25, 1988
Page
2
At Chetwynd Secondary School a group S A D D or Students Against Driving Drunk promotes sober driving during Drug and Alcohol Awareness week. Members will attend a Making Choices leadership workshop in Dawson Creek November 3 4 and 5 sponsored by ICBC.
The Prince George Crisis Prevention Society extends a Zenith line priced at six dollars monthly with BC Tel rates of one fifty for the first minute and fifty two cents for each additional minute. The service aims to provide confidential, non judgmental help via screened volunteers 24 hours daily and will supply statistics with monthly bills. No fees are charged to Chetwynd by the Crisis Centre.
Readers express support and critique of the editoral The Indian Issue, detailing the land question in British Columbia. The Union of B C Indian Chiefs Chief Saul Terry explains aboriginal title, treaties, taxation, and self governance while private letters defend fairness and call for fair government settlement.
South Peace Home Support Association asks for handicapped parking spaces in front of banks stores Post Office and government buildings and at least two at the Recreation Center. Council sent the letter to Roads and Streets for discussion and action.
A letter presented at the District of Chetwynd council meeting on October 18 1988 extols Chetwynd Teen Tourism. A Sacramento group stayed Sept 6 1988, met by two teen hosts, enjoyed a performance, and praised the youth for warmth and talent.
A baby girl named Hannah Marie was born October 2 1988 to Connie and Walter Thunder weighing 3725 grams. A baby girl born October 18 1988 to Cralynne and Joel Collins at 0730 hours weighing 3275 grams.
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