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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 02, 1975
Page
2
Canadians face repeated grind of punishing disputes across ports schools and unions. labour conflicts at Port of Vancouver threaten growth and jobs while unemployment and welfare quirks drain effort. mining slowdowns and tax squabbles worsen the pain. a call to end self punishing habits and protect future prosperity.
The CHIT-CHAT notes a reunion of Tom and his sisters after two decades. En route home the Wilsons visited Bev Stirling in Penticton and Tom and Norm played golf. Barbara Topnik pursues Day Care Centre work while Langerud family travel to Vancouver for a wedding. Clara Moore’s March 19 birthday party included a Royal Albert Teapot gift and cake crafted by Mary Brewster.
The Hudson's Hope council granted a business license to C and C Mobile Home Sales, MacKenzie based, for a sales outlet with two lease sites near town and Lynx Creek. The meeting covered dog tag regulations under the Domestic Animal Protection Act, road hazards on Lynx Creek hill, a planned rock screen and guard rail, and bylaw amendments for mobile homes, site cleanliness, and disposal duties for vacant lots.
Smoke Signals from Moberly Lake assesses Feisal's death and its likely power vacuum in Saudi Arabia. The piece notes his anti communist stance, pro West leanings, and mixed policies favoring stability over Jewish annihilation. It discusses global reactions, media influence, and related Canadian broadcast commentary, with local hospital news at press time.
The old peck residence was relocated from its former lot opposite the RCMP Detachment in Hudsons Hope to the museum grounds behind St Peters Log Church. Donated by BC Hydro and financed via an LIP grant negotiated by Mel Kyllo. The move took six hours by Ivan Strome House Movers with one small piece of chinking lost. The house will be furnished in the old style and opened to the public once a proper foundation is in place.
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