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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Oct 29, 1990

Page

5

Why Halloween Became a Night of Costumes and Candy

The piece traces Halloween origins from Irish Druids to Catholic pageants and evolving costumes. It notes modern concerns for child safety and candy costs, then promotes the Ghoulish Affair as a safe alternative, proposing Chetwynd as a 100 percent turnout example.

Bart Simpsons Hallowe’en Hallowe'en Ireland Mack Olla Chetwynd

Appreciation Note to Maureen Hawkins from BCSPCA

Neva Strand BCSPCA Regional Agent expresses gratitude for Maureen Hawkins article and its public education value. Mentions deletion of Chetwynd Agent name and notes an associate Alma Templeton with a phone reference.

Maureen Hawkins B.C.S.P.C.A Chetwynd Alma Templeton Neva Strand Bcspca

Council Supports Petition to End BCR Tax Exemption

District of Chetwynd Council backs a petition urged by Squamish Mayor Phil Turner asking the Province to impose Grants-In-Lieu of property taxes on BC Rail to ensure equal taxation with other Crown and private railways. Alderman Doug McMillan left during discussion. The move aims to end BCR’s tax break and treat it like other corporations.

Maureen ‘Killian’ Gammon Chetwynd Squamish Doug McMillan Phil Turner Province of British Columbia BC Rail District of

Get Visible Be Safer Be Seen Safety Campaign Launched

Dr. Dave Myrfield of the B C Association of Optometrists announces a Halloween safety drive promoting reflective stickers for students and young adults. With Scotchlite backing from 3M Canada, the neon pink on silver stickers aim to boost night visibility on coats bags bikes and skateboards across the province.

Dave Myrfield B.C. Association of Optometrists Hallowe'en B.C Dr. Murfield The Optometrists’ Association 3M Canada Who Pro

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