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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 11, 1984
Page
8
Ottawa announced a five percent rise in monthly Family Allowances to 29.95 for children under 18 starting January in most provinces and territories. Alberta and Quebec chose provincial variation to match the federal rate. The 1983 Child Tax Credit offers up to 343 per child per year, requiring a tax return.
Chetwynd Public Library lists hours Monday Wednesday and Friday from 1 00 pm to 9 00 pm with am to 5 00 pm in confusion. Storybook Hours for preschoolers ages 3 to 5 run on Tuesday and Friday at 10 30 am. A reminder for senior citizens about the library mobile unit visit bringing films and book service to Little.
Paul J. Rockel argues history shows repeated market cycles with 42 percent yearly gains after 1932 to 1937, notes inflation and 1969 to 1974 crash similarities, and promotes investment funds as the accessible route for average citizens. Prairie Haven and library notices follow with 1984 cultural references and Orwellian excerpts.
A West German woman Michaela Mathias aged in her mid-20s and her two preschool daughters aged 4 and 2 were detained in Whitehorse on an Immigration Department warrant. They were to be flown to Vancouver for an immigration hearing after being unable to prove funds or status.
A beauty column explains proper shampooing and conditioning to protect wet hair. Separately, Peters details a visit by Mathias and her two children to Fort St. John, their cold arrival, and charity aid from locals before traveling to Whitehorse.
Victoria Crown counsel Rory Morahan says David Zink director of speech and hearing in the Health Ministry faces three counts of obtaining money by false pretences and one count of fraud. The alleged offences span 1977 to 1980 under homeowner grant legislation allowing deductions.
The report notes four per cent raises in year two and final year with four percent, while emphasizing job security and layoff language as the key issue before an agreement. Homeowners may receive up to 380 in property tax relief. eligibility sworn by applicants. A preliminary hearing is set for April.
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