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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jan 29, 1984

Page

3

Mackay leads new municipal library board in budget focus

Doug Mackay, appointed chairman of the municipal library board, says the team is strong and ready to act. The board, replacing the former elected system, faces a proposed 1985 budget cut of 20,000 and will seek savings while preserving services. They plan audits, examine insurance, and may centralize payroll duties. Members include Alderman Sam Side, treasurer Ron Fownes, Eleanor Bain, Bonnie Beil, Vince Carl, Dave Pankratz, with Beth Carter secretary and librarian.

Municipal Library Board Doug Mackay Mackay Sam Side Ron Fownes Eleanor Bain Bonnie Beil Vince Carl Dave Pankratz Beth Carter

Health Act Violations and Medicare Standback by NFU Support

The National Farmers Union backs universal medicare with no premiums or user fees while criticizing Alberta and British Columbia for violating the National Health Act through fees premiums and extra billing. The piece argues BC residents should question withheld federal funds and consider withholding the 8 percent surcharge, noting BC’s unique senior premiums and 1984 surcharge.

National Farmers’ Union Canada B.C Alberta W.A.C. Bennett

Peace River seed producers press Canagrex bid before federal committee

Peace River seed producers urge Canagrex to appear before the Federal Agriculture Committee to document its work in marketing farm products. NFU coordinator Jean Leahy notes the private sector has undercut farmers with poor dockage tests and pricing as Canagrex reported sales of 16 million dollars in its first year and substantial follow-on potential. Federal Minister John Wise responds by wire, promising markets with AgCan and other agencies, while NFU stresses the need for official validation of Canagrex efforts and continued provincial support.

John Wise National Farmers’ Union NFU Canagrex Federal Agriculture Committee Wise Peace Farmers AgCan Jean Leahy Peace River

Dionysus Theatre Announces The Music Man Tryouts

Dionysus Theatre invites men and women to audition for Meredith Willson's The Music Man in Unchagah Hall. The event is on Sunday February 3 at 7 p.m. and roles include townspeople salesmen and band members as preparations for a May 1985 production continue.

Merrill Flewelling Joanne Folk Robert Loucks Paul Ekering River City Iowa Anne of Green Gables Unchagah Hall Dionysus Theatre Company Association Meredith Willson

To Mom Lest We Forget

Shelly Rendall writes a reflective poem about parents and adolescents. It contrasts parental judgment with remembered youth and urges empathy. It notes growing pains and loneliness, urging memory to guide kinder understanding and patience for today’s teens.

Mom

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