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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 25, 1984
Page
8
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Horoscope column for the week listing zodiac signs from Aquarius to Capricorn with guidance on money, health, relationships, and personal plans. Birthdays for notable figures Eartha Kitt to Stuart Whitman are noted along with a cryptic crossword and advice on real estate and travel for the coming year.
Vancouver operator Ed wards and Associates Logging Ltd. cites two Dinan Bay incidents causing about $50 000 damage to a log loader and other gear. He warns the danger of injury or death, as RCMP undercover work details heroin cocaine marijuana and LSD smuggling into Canada and detection, at the Truck Loggers Association convention.
John Ritter, star of the ABC comedy Three's Company, faces an empty season as Joyce DeWitt Priscilla Barnes Don Knotts and Richard Kline exit. Ritter's character will fall in love and move from the shared apartment next fall. Executive producer Michael Ross says DeWitt will be sorely missed but may guest on occasions.
The Echo welcomes new residents Brian and Sally Monaque from Vancouver and Doug and Maggie Everitt from Vancouver with daughter Tracy. Tracy Tshritter from Vermilion Alberta and their two sons join families. Gerry and Linda Drover of Bay Verte Newfoundland arrive with two daughters. Congratulations to the Dawson Creek Bantam House Hockey Team for winning first place at the local Bantam House hockey tournament held over the weekend.
Dave Barrett argues that talks to cut northeast coal deliveries to Japan threaten taxpayers with bailouts for the Socred megaproject. He cites $13 per tonne price cuts, 400 jobs lost, higher taxes, Medicare fees, rent, and school funding strains, warning of worsened deficits and a downgraded provincial credit rating.
Five week old Noah Wortsman faced a television screen to track a visual pattern in a Toronto study using Visual Evoked Potential. His mother Dr. Hadassah Goldberg described the scene jokingly as building a medical reference while the baby cooperated for the test at the Hospital for Sick Children.
The hospital uses visual stimuli for infants and preschoolers, since they cannot read eye charts. Electrodes on Noah’s head and earlobes feed brain signals to a computer, which prints a wave if the brain detects the checks. No wave means Noah didn’t see the stimulus.
Weekday immunization clinics at the Peace River Health Unit for traveling adults and children, with appointments at 788-9219. Regular Monday and Tuesday meetings for Alcoholics Anonymous and TOPS, plus senior citizens and Al-Anon events. Friday Weight Watchers, Saturday flea market, and monthly dances and health events through May 1984.
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