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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Feb 29, 1984

Page

3

Windrem Elementary Class Camp trip to Gwillim Lake

Windrem Elementary grade 7 students led by Mr. McMillan camped at Gwillim Lake February 15 to 17. They hiked, used saunas, cooked in groups, made area maps, performed skits and charades, and thanked teacher Mr. McMillan along with parent supervisors Mr. Swanton and Mrs. Weldon for organizing and supervising.

Terra Smith McMillan Windrem Gwillim Lake Mr. Swanton Mrs. Weldon

Premier Bill Bennett Seeks Long Term Fiscal Restraint

Don Phillips argues that federal deficits show irresponsible spending under Trudeau while praising Premier Bill Bennett for linking government expenses to available income. He frames one billion minutes as contrast to 183 billion federal debt and urges continued cuts despite short term unpopularity.

Pierre Trudeau British Columbia Bill Bennett Christ

Radio Transmitter Interferes With BC Rail System

BCR Ltd complains to the Television Communications Society about an FM radio transmitter on the same frequency disrupting BCR communications. Bert McGraw, president, says the FM transmitter interferes and the immediate fix is to switch CFMI off. An emergency meeting will decide if the budget allows purchasing a new transmitter as the current unit is on loan.

B.C. Railway Television Commuications Society Tranche B.C.R BCR Bert McGraw The Communications Society CFMI Television Communications Society Communications Sociey

Truck Fire Crash Delays East Pine Bridge: Driver Charged

At 2 25 pm on February 23 a lumber laden tractor trailer lost control near East Pine Bridge on Highway 97. The truck overturned and burned. driver and passenger escaped with minor injuries. Bridge closed two hours. Driver from Grande Prairie charged with driving too fast for road conditions. Consideration of a new Department of Communications transmitter at 7500 with on loan option until arrival.

East Pine Bridge Highway 97 Grande Prairie

Pickets Police intensify efforts against drinking drivers

The Provincial Police Advisory Committee to ICEC's Traffic Safety Education Department announces a year round intensified enforcement campaign against impaired driving in British Columbia. Police will carry out a massive search for drinking drivers not only during holidays but throughout the year in cooperation with Counter Attack programs.

B.C ICEC RCM ICBC Canada RCMP Ministry of Attorney General Motor Vehicle Department Justice Institute of B.C

BC Tel lowers long distance rates for off peak calls

The CRTC approves a two year trial of off peak discounts for BC Tel originated calls to most Canadian points outside BC and Alberta. A 35 percent discount runs 6 pm to 11 pm Monday to Saturday and 8 am to 11 pm Sunday with a maximum per minute rate of 59 cents. The late night period now begins at 11 pm, and a Vancouver to Toronto call during the 35 percent window costs 5.90 instead of 7.20. A police committee notes alcohol is a major cause of fatal accidents and promotes education and enforcement to reduce drinking and driving.

Alberta B.C. Tel Canadian Radiotelevision and Telecommunications Commission B.C Vancouver Toronto

Picket Lines Erected at Cantor Mill Chetwynd

About ten PPWC pulp and paper workers union members gathered before Cantor Mill in Chetwynd on Monday February to set up picket lines. Most day shift employees had already reported to work and log deliveries to Canfor remained on schedule. The legality of the pickets is being assessed by the Labour Union as a secondary action.

PPWC Pulp and Paper Workers Union of Prince George Cantor Mill Chetwynd Canfor

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