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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 19, 1981
Page
2
Oberle condemns RCMP seizure of satellite receiver and rebroadcast equipment serving Fort St John and nearby areas. He notes Fort St John Satellite Society operated non profit and criticizes CRTC for observing but not licensing while using civil remedies. Calls for lawful rural TV access solutions within a cooperative framework.
A daughter of pioneers recounts moving from Beaver River Saskatchewan to Little Prairie in 1949. She describes a new highway replacing the old road, her parents building a store and Blue Sky Cafe, their growing family, and repeated visits including a 1950 relocation. The family details, births, and changes to the settlement frame a personal history of the Beaver River valley.
A memorial service was held for John Arthur Rix of Chetwynd B C who died in a vehicle accident on August 7 1981. The service at Zion Presbyterian Church Chetwynd featured Rev George Malcolm and included a eulogy reflecting on Art Rixs life and faith. Donations were requested to Katimavik in line with Art s wish to explore life beyond his community.
This week two years ago the Wood and Water Scenic Route Caravan visited the Chamber of Commerce booth in a Winnipeg departure, with a replica emblem wall hanging shown. Northern Lights College board met in Chetwynd as Dr. Barry Moore leaves for the lower mainland. Ian Campbell presented a pin, and Steven Bernath started as postmaster. Years ago this week five years back, the arena pool drew many swimmers and registrations continued.
A fragmented listing shows day and night TV slots with programs ranging from The Edge of Night and All in the Family to CBC News and CFL Football. It notes multiple time blocks, programs like X and Y shows, and regional channels with a focus on afternoon and evening airings throughout a typical broadcast day.
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