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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 15, 1984
Page
8
A reader forecast week by week for all zodiac signs noting guests arriving early plans changing and money prospects. It also includes birthday notes for August 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 and a series of word puzzle clues and a recipe section with meringue and lemon cream desserts.
Vancouver Canfor Corp reports a net profit of 200000 for the quarter ended June 30, reversing a 1983 second quarter loss of 700000 before tax adjustments. Six months to June 30 show a 10.3 million loss or 58 cents per share, with six month sales at 498.1 million. President Peter Bentley cites pulp market improvements but notes a year of disruption from the lockout and strike.
A home tip notes that rubbing a fresh lime over a chopping board neutralizes lingering odors. The acidic juice acts to deodorize and refresh wooden surfaces, leaving the board smelling cleaner without residue.
The Peace River Health Unit lists weekday adult travel immunizations and child immunizations with 788 9219 for appointments. Weekly alcoholics anonymous meetings, TOPS and Tansi Friendship Centre activities are noted along with prenatal classes and health events through 1984 and into autumn schedules.
Lenore Sills writes of visits and tea bolstering spirits. Hulda Kelm and Frank Oberle guests of Bill and Tracy Kelm, with vows renewed by Keith and Brenda Massey on August 4. Out of town guests from London and Edmonton attend celebrations at Chetwynd. Quintette Coal opening blast noted.
Municipal Affairs Minister Bill Ritchie orders inspector Chris Woodward to review Vancouver City Council accepting 500000 from a developer to skirt zoning bylaws. Ritchie notes concerns over broad implications of the council action and potential consequences. Labour Minister Bob McClelland names John Kinzie acting chairman of the Labor Relations Board until a successor to Stephen Keldt is found after his July 31 1984 resignation.
In hot markets small firms sometimes rename from ABC Resources to ABC Technologies to boost visibility and P E multiples. The asset may be management and an unproven product, but investors should favor quality. For a free copy of Canadian Technology Investment Opportunities, write to Paul J. Churel at Wood Gundy Ltd in Toronto.
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