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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 20, 1985
Page
2
A short notice from Alaska Highway Publications Ltd announces weekly publication in Chetwynd with rates of 11.00 per year for domestic subscribers, 20.00 per year for foreign countries, and a 25 cent price for a single copy.
The Echo invites local readers to submit letters on community topics. Letters must include real name and address, be typed and double spaced, and may be condensed or rejected by the editor. Submissions can be dropped at the Echo office or mailed to Box 750, Chetwynd, B.C. VOC 110.
Sherry Berringer thanks Editor C Fedosa and Publisher N Picco for support as she leaves the role to become a Business Education teacher at CSS after a month of learning the newspaper trade. She praises teamwork and welcomes back Cliff Fedosa from vacation.
BC will hold 12 auditions across the province in early 1986 to select talent for Regional Week at Expo 86 Pavilion. Applications available at Chetynd Public Library and Chimo Village Gallery. performers receive travel honorariums, Expo day admission, and a three day pass.
Ottawa faces pressure as Statistics Canada reports a 0.1 point drop to 10.4 percent in July, with 1.27 million unemployed and 77,000 discouraged workers. MPs criticize Mulroney, urging direct government job creation and tax reform to spur private-sector hiring.
Judge D M Levis presided at Chetwynd Provincial Court on August 8. Individuals fined include Helena Quaale 500 for driving while impaired. Cathy Gayse 500 for driving with high blood alcohol. Daniel Crawford 150 for assault and 150 for mischief with probation. Edward Ethier 250 for liquor in blood. Brian Bear 250 for narcotics possession. Daniel MacNeil 350 for failing to comply with an order. Bench warrants issued for Daryl Douchette and Tumbler Ridge Insurance. Richard Nagami and Warren Milliken also named. Additionally, July saw 6000 fewer agricultural jobs than June. 1,058,000 students held summer jobs, up 29,000 from last year, with critics saying Challenge 85 underdelivered and planning to press Employment Minister Flora MacDonald for program improvement.
Local newspaper page from Tuesday August 20 1985 in Chetwynd British Columbia contains brief notices notices and community updates. The readable text focuses on community events and public notices with no single dominant story identified in the fragment.
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