Concern Over Children in Restricted Movies at Red Rock Cinemia
Letters from residents in Chetwynd B C express worry about young children allowed into restricted films at Red Rock Cinemia. Signatories urge possible RCMP indulgence or involvement since the theatre owner does not assume responsibility. A copy sent to RCMP.
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Red Rock Cinemia
Chetwynd
B.C
R.C.M.P
Trudy Kreuger
Dorreen Greenwood
M.J. Cullinaine
Tish Varaheue
Chetwynd Chit Chat and Local Notes Contain Community Buzz
A community column blends protest over a satellite transmitter and praise for local art. It notes the Chetwynd Communications Committee actions, a poem by Jane Martin, and efforts to display it at the tourist information centre. Weather dips forecast bus suspend, hockey and volleyball results, guests, raffles, and a minor hockey raffle theft are included.
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Jane Martin
Chetwynd
Chamber of Commerce
Medic alarm aids elderly and disabled in Toronto
Metro Medic Alarm introduces a trigger device for emergencies in Canada. The hand held or pendant alarm is activated by a button and monitored by a 24 hour control centre that notifies relatives or an ambulance.
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Toronto
Canada
Metro
Chetwynd Hudson Hope road tenders call issued
Provincial highways invites bids to complete 12.26 miles from Moberly River Bridge to Chetwynd as part of a 39 mile Chetwynd to Hudson Hope route. Also notes library fee changes, curling event, and local civic meetings in Chetwynd.
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Department of Highways
Chetwynd
Hudson Hope Road
Moberly River Bridge
Hudson Hope
Aera
Satellite Receiver Controversy Triggers Theatre Protest
Marchers gathered in front of the theatre in -40 temperatures carrying placards to express views on the satellite receiver controversy. A spokesman for the Chetwynd communications committee said they do not condone demonstrations or picketing against the theatre.
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Chetwynd Communications Committee
National Will and Canada Energy Policy in Election Debate
Jean Lachance argues the election pits Conservatives against Liberals with the NDP a potential spoiler. The piece stresses the real issue as energy policy and how Canada will use the $200 billion planned for resource projects in the 1980s to benefit the nation, warning against foreign domination and economic weakness if policy falters. It questions whether Canadians will choose long term building over immediate gratification amid a costly election.
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NDP
Canada
Quebec
John Bulloch
Canadian Federation of Independent Business
Seek information on game bird kills in Victoria
Victoria environment ministry asks hunters for information on unusual game bird deaths after 60 mallard and pintail ducks were found dead in a Richmond B C cauliflower field. The birds’ stomachs and soil contained sensulfathion a highly toxic pesticide. Officials warn the public and advise measures to keep ducks from feeding in the contaminated area.
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Victoria
Environment Ministry
Richmond
B.C
Fish and Wildlife
Sleep Less, Live More advocates less sleep theory
The book Sleep Less, Live More by Everett Mattlin argues that reducing sleep by an hour and a half per night saves about 547 waking hours yearly. He cites Napoleon and Sir Winston Churchill as examples supporting his claim that eight hours of sleep is unnecessary.
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New York
Everett Mattlin
Napoleon
Sir Winston Churchill
Morning Television Schedule Fragments
A scrambled listing shows a multi day CBC style timetable with morning to late night programs. Notable items include Sesame Street, The Rockford Files, Happy Days, Mork and Mindy, King of Kensington, Night Gallery, Police Woman, The Saint, and CBC National News across several days. It appears to be a Canadian network schedule with dated references around January.
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Rockford Files
Happy Days
Tempo 5
Nature of Things
Great Detective
Spectrum
CBC National News Wrestling
Mindy
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Marie Rohel
Gail Farnsworth
E Thomson
H.J. Amundson
E. R. Walters
M. Hoover
Ted Jackson
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R.C.M.P. Chetwynd B.C
Garbanovski
United States
Don Swanton
Dawson Creek
Jon Eldon
Yvonne Pohl
Tim Shirley
Tye Hoover
Marian Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Monica
Marsha Campbell
Quesnel
Eva Gerstel
Minor Hockey Association
Ringy
Enck
Robert Richards
Associated Chambers of Commerce
B.C. Railway
Chetwynd Farm Co-op
Chetwynd and District
Ministry of Travel Industry
Doris Anderson
Chetwynd Centennial Public Library
Chetwynd Library
Mainstream
Jean Lachance
RED Rock Cinema
Tel
B.C. P.O
United Artists
Nick Nolte
Mon
Lina Wertmullers
Charlie
P.O. Box
Swede Construction
Clarence Nordlund
Hi-Way Laundromat
Hart Hi-Way
TV. Guide
Chetwynd B.C
T.V. Channel 5
Frida
Huntley Street
Friendly Giant
Mr. Dressup
Sesame Street
Bob McLean
Mary Tyler Mo
Mary Tyler Moore
Robert
Mary Tyler Moo
Nellie
Daniel
Emma
Ben
Archie Bunker
Tommy Hunter
MN Nali Ann
Tor
Mil
the Ropers
CBC National News
Rex Humbard
CBC News
Terry Winters
Walt Disney Beachcombers
the Muppets
Super Special
Kilroy Was Here
Marketplace Ombudsman
Five Star Theatre
Horst Koehler
White Shadow
M.A.S.H. W.E.R.P. News Magazine
Watson Report
CBC National
TBA
Two Ronnies
Raes Three's Company
the Fifth Estate
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