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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Dec 05, 1979

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BC Hydro trims six month loss to 14 million after rate hikes

BC Hydro reports a 14 million loss for the first six months of the current fiscal year, improved from 28 million the year before, aided by surplus power sales rising to 20 million and an 11 percent jump in revenue to 414 million. Interim chairman Robert W. Bonner says year-end outlook is satisfactory as spring and summer are typically low sales periods.

B.C. Hydro Hydro Rober W. Bonner Lower Mainland Fraser Valley Greater Victoria Greater Vancouver- Fraser Valley Victoria Nanaimo Canada Pension Plan Investment Fund

Articles to Romania banned from gift parcels

The postal administration of Romania bans certain items in gift parcels including used garments shoes and tien articles. Effective immediately parcels containing these goods cannot be accepted for sending or processing.

The Postal Administration of Romania

Cattlemen welcome cabinet shuffle in land use reform

The BC Cattlemen's Association praised Premier Bill Bennett's cabinet shuffle moving the Agricultural Land Commission to the Agriculture Ministry. They urged amendments to remove direct cabinet appeals and warned that forage lands suffer under current protections while beef production must be prioritized in land use planning. The group also supported a 50 percent subsidy to truck grain to southern points to relieve damp grain logistics in the Peace River district.

B.C. Cattlemen’s Association Bill Bennett Agricultural Land Commission Ministy of Agriculture Ministry of Environment Social Credit Caucus Cattlemen’s Dave Merz Agricultural Land Commission Act B.C Enviromental Land — Use Committee Land Commission

Chetwynd Skating Club Hosts December 14 Competition

Chetwynd’s Little Giant Figure Skating Club will host home club competitions on December 14, 1979, from 3:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Gold Silver and Bronze medals will be awarded after the events. All skaters will be dressed their prettiest. A dance performance will be given by club pro Heather. Everyone is welcome with no admission. Meanwhile BC Cablevision North reports delayed microwave signals north from Prince George delaying channel extensions to Mackenzie Chetwynd Dawson Creek and Ft St John to late summer 1981 and prompting satellite options for 1980.

Chetwynd’s Little Giant Heather B.C. Cablevision North B.C. Telephone Company Prince George Cablevision Mackenzie Chetwynd Dawson Creek Ft St John CRTC B.C. Telephone Telephone Company Abc-Tv Cbs-Tv Nbc-Tv BCTV B.C

Peace River region forms Union Board of Health meeting set

The Peace River Health Unit under Dr James Lugshin invites Dawson Creek Fort St John Hudsons Hope Chetwynd Taylor Ponce Coupe Fort Nelson and district school boards and the regional district to send a rep to the inaugural Union Board of Health meeting in Dawson Creek on February 21 1980. Elise Clarke will assist in formation. The board aims to support long term care home care community health nursing mental health and speech and hearing while offsetting rising hospital costs.

Peace River Peace River-Liard James Lugshin Peace River Health Unit Dawson Creek Fort St.John Hudgon’s Hope Chetwynd Taylor Ponce Coupe Fort Nelson Elise Clarke Associated Boards of Health of B.C Kelowna Union Board of Health

Plan to regionalize farm extension services announced

Agriculture Minister Jim Hewitt announced a plan to regionalize extension services with five regions and a regional director in each area. The plan, set to take effect April 1, 1980, aims to bring services closer to farms, strengthen economics and marketing programs, and involve subject specialists in regional work while maintaining province-wide financial and lab services. recruited staff will report to regional directors during rollout.

Jim Hewitt South Coastal Abbotsford Okanagan Kootenay Summerland Central Prince George Thompson Cariboo Kamloops Peace River Dawson Creek Hewitt Agriculture

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