Chetwynd Reporter Changes Date and Local Initiatives
This week marks the shift of the Chetwynd Reporter publication date from Thursday to Wednesday and a town wide press run requiring deadline adjustments. The town convened at the Hotel to release a survey on preferred recreations. A regional ambulance study committee forms under Frank Oberle. Housing surveyors begin work in Chetwynd and nearby areas. The Chamber assigns survey duties to John Martens and Rev Emile Jungbluth along the Hudson Hope highway to three miles east. Rose Supernault elected President of the Chetwynd Friendship Club. A committee aims to organize and build an arena in Chetwynd.
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Chetwynd
Frank Oberle
Figure Skating Carnival Offers Low Prices for Admission
Over 100 years free implies rising costs elsewhere yet this season lowers prices for the Figure Skating Carnival. Family rate for 4+ is 10 dollars, adults 3.50, students and Golden Ages 2.50, ages 12 to 3 pay 1.00, and under 3 or over 100 enter free. March 17 features Little Giant performances at 2:00 and 8:00, with Mother Goose in action.
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Mother Goose
Tax rage fuels farmer fear and audit abuses in Canada
Canadian taxpayers vent about aggressive Revenue Canada audits driven by quotas. The letter attacks bureaucratic overreach under a Liberal era, accusing officials of presuming guilt on unclear returns. It cites farmer hardship, overstretched farmers working two jobs, and calls for PC governance changes.
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Revenue Canada
Minister of National Revenue
Heart Month Campaign Urges Heart Disease Fight
Heart Month motivates BC and global volunteers to boost donations for heart research and information programs. About three million Canadians live with heart or blood vessel disease, and many lose their lives to this condition each year.
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B.C. Heart Fund
Women Centre Offers Courses and Activities for All
Women around the centre can join CHINESE COOKING classes and crafts sessions. Kids hours run Monday and Wednesday 1 pm to 3 pm, with drop in breaks and demonstrations. February feature is STITCHERY TECHNIQUES and a noon FILM HOUR showcasing the Great Grand Mother story. CHETWYND WOMENS RESOURCE SOCIETY promotes AGM Feb 13. Heart Fund message closes the piece.
Evening TV Schedule Highlights
At 7:00 p.m. Winter Olympics coverage leads the night. 8:00 p.m. The Fith Estate airs followed by 9:00 p.m. Three Is Company and 9:30 p.m. Madeline. 10:00 p.m. The National airs, then 11:05 p.m. Night Final, 11:27 p.m. Barney Miller, concluding with a 11:57 p.m. Movie.
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Tommy Hunter
Dallas
Jimmy Ferguson
Five Star Theatre
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