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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jan 17, 1995

Page

7

Letter to the editor critiques deficit financing options in Canada

The writer argues Bank of Canada credit could fund deficits at cost, citing wartime financing and a path to lower debt and interest. He notes past policy shifts raised rates and money creation, urges gradual reserve increases, and compares to Australian ideas to cut taxes and debts. The piece laments private banks' dominance and calls for retracing steps to curb reliance on international finance.

Jack Hopkins Burdett Alberta Calgary R. Lipsey Bank of Canada Canada Australian New Times Confucius

Peoples Drug Mart Opens In Chetwynd

Dated January 17 1980 Peoples Drug Mart opened its doors with Don and Jean Hicks as owners Jean Hicks to serve as pharmacist Bantams win Bantam Jamboree in Chetwynd The Pioneer shifts from free to 20 cent issue amid a pricing dispute with 20 demonstrators present and demanding split pricing.

Peoples Drug Mart Don Jean Hicks Jean Cantor Bantams Chetwynd Pioneer

Ten Years Ago January 14 1985 Fire at Jackfish Lake home

A mobile home owned by Ed Shannon and Betty Smale was destroyed by a fire in the Jackfish Lake subdivision. Two youths pleaded guilty to 14 break and entries, with the Red Rooster now Winks among targets. Roof entry caused about $5,000 in repairs as Scotty and Mary Brewster appeared as Chetwynd Pioneers. Bud and Gary Amundsen took over H and H Insurance. Grocery prices included 369 g coffee 2.99, 500 g bacon 1.59, doughnuts 2.99, tomato soup three for 0.99.

Ed Shannon Betty Smale Jackfish Lake Red Rooster Winks Scotty Mary Brewster Chetwynd Bud Gary Amundsen H&h Insurance

Graduating Class Chooses Dry Grad Party in 1990 Vote

Five years ago on January 16 1990 the graduating class voted for a dry grad party. Sherry Courtorielle welcomed the new year baby named by grandparents Linda and John Courtorielle. Charlie Hamilton for Westcoast and Ray Cunningham for Louisiana Pacific each donated 2000 dollars for the Peace Foothills Northern B.C. Games.

Sherry Courtorielle Linda John Courtorielle Charlie Hamilton Westcoast Peace Foothills B.C Ray Cunningham Louisiana Pacific
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