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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 24, 1989
Page
13
A tenders notice invites applications for a timber sale licence numbered A32952. The document outlines eligibility, submission deadlines, and required details, seeking qualified bidders to conduct timber harvesting under specified terms.
Reader letters clash with the Ontario Human Rights Commission on whether HIV infection should bar health care staff from invasive duties. The columnist opposes mandatory AIDS testing for surgeons and other clinicians, arguing it sets a discriminatory precedent and is not supported by evidence. The piece also notes public education efforts by OPEPA and the Ontario Ministry of Health, plus an AIDS information hotline.
Peace River Regional District and District of Chetwynd report funding totals of 5200 and 500 respectively, with a combined 5700 to date for ballfield development. Fundraising notes include 800 from a rodeo dance and 200 from a wedding dance, totaling 1000. Meetings are the fourth Thursday monthly. interested parties welcome. For sale: two Apricot male Toy Poodle puppies born Oct 24, 1988. Phone numbers 788-2163 and 788-2888.
At a regular council meeting a letter from Edward W Owsianski Deputy General Manager Enforcement Ministry of Labour requested comments on restricting liquor sales to 11 pm for on premise consumption. The 11 pm closure began January 31 1988 after liquor policy review and will be re examined by the Branch with police input. District council will continue support for the 11 pm closure.
Volunteers cut and weld interior fence sections as Canadian Forest Products donates 20000 toward completion. Bucking chutes are built from donated steel, stalls floors near completion, and 100 volunteer hours weekly since September 1988. Donations total 98372 by November 30 1988 as plans unfold for caretaker setup and a new multi purpose building. Elections for 1989 park committee officers set for January 30 1989 at 7 00 pm at the Canfor Boardroom.
Statistics Canada shows 116000 paid workers in 1986 also had a second job as self-employed. Self-employment is more common among older workers, with less than 6 percent of 15 to 24 year olds self-employed, rising to over 15 percent for 35 to 44 year olds and over 46 percent for those 65 and older.
Hudson's Hope trimmed Spirit River 77-74 after a late rally in a tense semifinal. S Arnason drove for a tying jumper and banked in a go ahead shot after a rebound while Spirit River missed a late three, sending Hudson's Hope to a final against Westlock as coach David Joslin praised his team's effort.
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