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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 23, 1981
Page
6
Holiday socializing brings Aquarius together with a one time acquaintance. reunion possible but avoid snap property decisions. Pisces coworkers and loved ones cooperate. unexpected payment brightens finances as visitors bring news. Aries joins new group. rewarding times with Aries or Pisces.
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A holiday safety advisory warns against indoor outdoor lighting misuse and dry trees, emphasizes CSA approval, load limits, and water for trees. A subsequent explainer outlines jury service, summons, and exemptions, noting the shift from forced service to court summons and panel selection.
Exemption hinges on extraordinary hardship and impacts on family or business. Courts minimize inconvenience, provide notice, protect workers from punishment, and offer daily pay plus meals and lodging. Longer trials increase pay. Readers are invited to follow the series on the right to a trial by jury and the juror’s contribution to justice.
Union leader Joyce Charlton says delaying the Vancouver Trade and Convention Centre could cost about 3,000 jobs. The Hotel, Restaurant, Culinary Employees and Bartenders' Union notes 1,000 construction roles, plus 1,000 full-time and 1,000 part-time positions at the Centre, would be affected by the postponement.
BCGEU librarians on Vancouver Island Regional Library Board back to work after ratifying a three year contract by 93.75 percent. The deal includes a $3,050 first year raise, 15 percent second year, and 12 percent third year with a cost of living clause, plus union security and picket line protections. The broader impact notes missed convention funding and a possible economic effect on hospitality and the province.
November carloads fell to 10,422, down 19 percent from 12,820 a year earlier. Year to date totals reach 127,702 versus 137,272 in 1980. November shipments show sharp declines in lumber Eastern rail logs and wood chips due to market pressures.
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