Market pause hints at consolidation before March test
The U S equity market showed modest weekly backing with a small Dow setback seen as non alarming. The NYSE Composite rose while Tier I fell, suggesting Tier II stocks may offer greater short term upside as a cooling period allows strategy review ahead of a potential push toward the 1050 level in March. Bond yields firm in the short run despite strength in medium and longer maturities, and five year mortgage rates trend lower.
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U.S
T.S.E
Fort Nelson seeks Pacific Corridor plan conference
The Fort Nelson Chamber of Commerce schedules a one day transportation and northern development conference on March 6 to discuss completing the Fort Nelson Fort Simpson Highway called the Pacific Corridor. Attendees include ministers and regional leaders from British Columbia Alberta and Yukon with Fort Simpson Edmonton Whitehorse and regional chambers represented.
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Fort Nelson
Fort Simpson
Fort Nels
Arbour
Retic
Fort Liard
Fort Impson
Fortelson
Pacific Ocean
Arctic
Y.T
N.W.T
Mackenzie River
B.C
Canada
Alex Fraser
Don Phillips
Grace McCarthy
Jack Davies
Ed Smith
D.N. Drury
Otto Lang
Frank Oberle
Don Jamieson
Eric Neilson
Yukon Territories
Bert Price
al Hickey
Chambers of Commerce
Edmonton
Whitehorse
Red Hot Mamas Defeat Blue Angels In hockey clash
About 400 fans witnessed the Red Hot Mamas win 5 4 against the Blue Angels in a two period game with penalties noted for flirting ice antics and no numbers Our local figure skaters Rolene Best Pat McKinnon Holly Ethier and Larry Ethier performed during intermission and coaches were thanked for supporting minor hockey
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Red Hot Mamas
Blue Angels
Rolene Best
Pat McKinnon
Holly Ethier
Larry Ethier
Christine Demmans
Births Slightly Up in Canada in 1975
Statistics Canada reports higher births in 1975 with 357,712 live births and a rate of 15.7 per 1,000, up 1.9 percent from 1974. Marriages fell 8.8 percent to 190,187 and a rate of 8.3 per 1,000. Deaths totaled 166,220, rate 7.3, down 2.7 percent from 1974 and 1973.
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Ottawa
Statistics Canada
Canada
Heating oil price hike hits Dawson Creek area
Two bulk agents report a wider rise in heating oil after BC price freeze ended at midnight Monday. The 4 1/2 cent increase equals about six percent, affecting up to half the population, with trailer courts as big users of the fuel.
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Dawson Creek
B.C
Television Schedule Fragment From a 1970s Canadian Day
A dense TV schedule fragment lists CBC and local Canadian channels with morning to late-night programs. Entries include The Partridge Family, Sesame Street, CBC News, Sports and Weather briefs, The Tonight Show style formats, dramas, game shows, and sport events like World Junior Curling. many show titles and times appear with multiple networks and regional placeholders.
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Ray Fowler
Ft. Nelson
Common Stock
Lou Suverus - Pres
Ruth Lagreca
Roger Demmans
Sheila Gerstel
REX Theatre
Tel
Chetwynd
B.C. P.O
Thur
Ellen Burstyn
Kris Kristofferson
Sun
George C. Scott
Trish van Devere
Jamie Uys
Boet Troskie
Warner Bros
Warner Communications Company
Hart HI
Chetwynd, B.C
T.V. Channel 5
Mon Ami Friendly
Mr. Dressup
Bob McLean
Kerr
Forest Rangers
Rosie
Nic
Pic
Partridge Family
This Land
Sesame Street
Mon Ami
Rosie Partridge
Hawaii
Five O
Mary Tyler Moore
H. Wayne & Shuster
Police Story
CBC National News
Viewpoint Night
Final Five Star Theatre
Circle Square
Peanuts & Popcorn
CBC Curling
Lost Islands
Welcome Back
Kotter
CBC News
Phyllis
NHL
Frankie Howerd
Watson Report
Five Star Theatre
Ainae
Cathedral of Tomorrow
F.A.C.T
Alberta
News
Edge of
Hymn
Sing Science Magazine
World Tomorrow
Walt Disney the Beachcombers
Irish Rovers
Waltons Performance Ombudsman
CBC National News Nations
Edge of Night
Celebrity Cooks
Stationary Ark Electric Company
W.A.T
Reach For
Happy Days
Law
Fifth Estate
City of Angels
Take Kerr