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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 14, 1981
Page
2
Guidance for coaches to greet athletes with a smile by name and with genuine courtesy. Emphasizes friendliness, praise, consideration, and interest in others, plus mindful criticism and serving others. Urges positive, respectful engagement and putting fun into fundamentals of sport.
Edith Windrem journals entries from August to September 1938 recount daily farm labor and travel. Dad and Jake Smith move supplies by boat and on land, a ford trip to fetch a cow, road surveys for a bridge, and scarce cash from taxes. Pigs arrive and brothers continue harvest tasks while berries ripen and letters detail the day to day grind.
A reader challenges Alaska Highway News on December 30 1980 editorial claims that Site C will drive seven years of activity. The writer, with twenty years watching Hydro developments, questions the rosy forecast and notes real estate losses in Hudsons Hope while recalling the town nickname Hydro Town. The text trails into garbled OCR.
A reader denounces pornographic TV content and local strippers as harmful to families and urges ban. The letter also discusses BC Hydro's Site C dam plans, regulatory controls, and calls for open hearings before any power project proceeds.
Fred Neals arrived in Chetwynd in 1956 and has served as Canadian Freightways agent since 1961. The longtime local delivers in all weather, with wife Clara and two children Diane and Wilbert. Wilbert works with him, Francis assists in accounting, and Diane lives in Dawson Creek. Fred hopes to stay healthy this year.
This week marks two years since Josua Mooney was born at Chetwynd General Hospital on January 1. Gifts arrived from merchants and the Hospital Auxiliary, with a CCRP Ladies gift certificate. The January 1 event accompanied a December 31 ski tow opening by Hal Smith.
A raw schedule listing weekday broadcasting from 5:45 AM to 10:00 PM with shows such as The Bozo Show Bewitched Rayner and Friends The Tonight News and Late Movie. It includes afternoon cartoons The Jeanie show Good Times Welcome Back Kotter evening movies and late night programming with Nightbeat and Cerebral Palsy Telethon reference.
A scrambled list shows a multi-day TV grid with programs like The Rockford Files Night Final and CBC National News, plus diverse shows such as Happy Days Barney Miller Mork and Mindy and sports events. The fragment lacks coherent narrative but preserves names, times, and a broad lineup.
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