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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 13, 1983
Page
2
The notice lists South Peace Publishing Ltd in Chetwynd publishing every Wednesday with subscription rates of Canada eleven dollars per year and foreign countries twenty dollars per year, plus a single copy price of twenty five cents. It names 2141 Bunne Hoffman as Editor and Publisher.
Fears resurface as Grade 11 students take part in a six hour paired drivers course run by local RCMP Community Service Worker Patty Dunn. The building at Wabi escent is transferred to Chetwynd Municipal Airport for a terminal. Equipment valued at 2500 dollars was donated by Robbie Larsen for the provincial Emergency Program. Years ago winners of the largest mixed spiel were the Henry Waiizky Rink members. The Chetwynd Chamber Commerce will host speaker Mr Norris of BC Railway on April 19. A missing aircraft wreck with three Mackenzie men aboard was found near the airport runway.
Letter from the Canadian Diabetic Association urges residents of Chetwynd to attend a 7 30 p m meeting at the hospital conference room. Tim Groves seeks a secretary treasurer and nurse as the group plans to form a local branch and discuss diabetes care and diet with Dawson Creek officials present. A dog cruelty incident is also noted with rider for driver awareness.
MP report critiques federal forest policy, urging a coordinated, sustained investment in forestry research, pest control, fire prevention, and management. It warns Canada risks falling behind rivals as Scandinavian and U.S. sectors outpace financing and planning, threatening two decades of decline.
MLA report laments political gerrymandering as Education Minister Vander Zalm sought teacher union member lists to target fund cutting. The union refused on ethics grounds, yet allegedly provided Dave Barrett with a member list for a December fundraising appeal. The piece criticizes partisan tactics and urges open dialogue and reform.
Crown land valued at about 90000 dollars has been granted to the Village of Chetwynd for park and greenbelt use. The land lies within the village at 47th Avenue and Centurion Crescent, a province developed subdivision. Don Phillips praised Lands Parks and Housing Minister Tony Brummer for securing the grant.
Monday to Friday guide lists Sesame Street at sign on and late night blocks including Ancon News Hotline All My Children Coronation Street and primetime slots with shows like That's Incredible The Fifth Estate Three's Company Barney Miller and Too Close for Comfort plus Sports News and Pacific Report notes.
A Thursday program lineup runs from 3:00 pm to 11:27 pm, featuring Daytime Challenge VIP Dolt Yourself and children's shows in the afternoon, then NHL Playoffs Fantasy Island The National and late night Barney Miller.
Friday schedule lists events including VIP shows at 3:30 and children’s programs at 4:30 with Happy Days at 5:00. The venue is Remington Steele Five Star Theatre, indicating a local entertainment lineup during the hockey playoff window.
A detailed Saturday broadcast slate lists times from 8:30 AM to 11:30 PM across venues like Circle Square Huntley Street Sesame Street Grange Hill Marketplace Wok with Yan and Sports Weekend. Programs include Racquetball Performance and Wayne & Shuster with CBC News Farm Week Review SCTV Actra Awards and Dallas Night Final.
A Sunday timetable lists meetings and programs from 9:30 to 11:35 with a 12:00 sports slot and 3:00 Grand Prix. Notable items include Rex Humbard at 10:30, Herbert Armsi at 11:00, Terry Winter at 11:30, CBC News at 3:00, and Hill Street Blues at 11:35.
A historical programming grid shows daytime and sports slots from Monday April 18 with events like hockey baseball and soap operas. The following Tuesday April 19 lists a consumer report named program alongside fame themed content and various home hobby segments.
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