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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 29, 2002
Page
5
The Chetwynd Echo invites reader letters on any subject and will edit for clarity taste and length. Signed letters only are published and verification requires both a mailing address and telephone number. Mailing address is Box 750 Chetwynd BC VOC 110 and fax number is (250) 788-9988.
A reader defends Lorne Dalke of Chetwynd, praising his decades of support for new businesses and friends in tough times, urging village aid for entrepreneurship and prosperity and inviting others to contact him for support.
In a reply to the letter Dalke Wants Public Apology to Company the writer questions the six month delay after May 2 2002 when information was provided through Dalke count. The writer says the matter should stay with legal advisors and be kept in camera until threats of action against taxpayers are removed.
A town expresses gratitude to Ray Cunningham for two years of persistent effort that kept the hospital issue alive. The letter credits his determination and persistence, notes Frank Oberle’s pivotal NHA briefing, and praises the grassroots rally that led to preserving services beyond a First Aid Station.
Mayor reports AMEC findings show oil residue moved 15 kilometres downstream to Dokkie and persists in backwater wetlands and ephemeral channels back to the spill site. Hydrocarbons vary in level and may be flushed downstream in spring freshet potentially affecting the unused water intake. Precaution urged. discussions with province to resume legal action against Pembina Pipeline.
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