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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 11, 1984
Page
2
The notice states South Peace Publishing Ltd publishes every Wednesday in Chetwynd and lists subscription rates: Canada eleven dollars per year, foreign countries twenty dollars per year, and single copies at twenty five cents.
Prime Minister Turner announced a federal election for September 4 to give a renewed mandate to tackle tough economic issues. The Queen will postpone her Ontario New Brunswick and Manitoba visit until September 24 to October 7. Turner, who appointed 17 Liberal MPs to ambassador and board posts, defended the timing saying Canadians need confidence amid unemployment and debt concerns. He notified provincial premiers of the change and urged understanding from the public.
The College of New Caledonia, in cooperation with Simon Fraser University, will offer an Associate of Arts Criminology Diploma starting September 1984. Using SFU DISC and CNC criminology courses, students can complete the two year program for the diploma, with first awards in June 1986. The program aims to supply skilled entrants to the Criminal Justice System and ease access to SFU’s Criminology pathways.
Many phoned or visited Frances Stewart leaving at month end with Donna Schafer to replace her. Residents from Clayhurst Taylor Beatton River report Forest Tent Caterpillar infestation. Caterpillars defoliate but trees usually recover leaves next year. spraying risks resistance and problems.
NDP Health Critic Eileen Dally condemned the new ambulance fees effective July 1 as an added burden on residents in remote areas. She noted the rise to 28 dollars for the first 40 kilometres and 29 cents per kilometre after, up to 180 dollars, contrasting with past lower rates and calling for relief during economic downturn.
Mr. Sandy McDowell salutes the 1984 graduates noting twelve years of learning and growth. He praises reading writing and math along with industrial arts home economics commerce science art drama and music. He urges self reliance, lifelong education, and responsible choices to shape a future with independence and self-respect.
A scrambled broadcast grid shows programs and times from multiple shows and topics. Names like Barney Miller and The Two Ronnies appear amid partial titles and numbers, hinting at a fragmented page listing a varied lineup.
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