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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 07, 1984
Page
8
Aquarius to Pisces discuss career love and finances for the week with forecasts on mood, chores, and travel. Aries through Capricorn cover money, romance, planning, and chores plus birthdays and notable births this week.
A practical dip mixture combines room temperature cream cheese tuna or crabmeat lobster with green onion horseradish almonds milk salt and lemon juice. Bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes and serve warm with crackers or chips.
This piece promotes childbirth education by the Peace River Health Unit offering private counselling and two class types. It outlines topics such as fetal development, physical and emotional changes, labour, delivery, and postpartum adjustment for expectant mothers.
A federal budget provision allows farmers to roll up to 120000 of taxable capital gains earned between 1972 and 1983 into registered retirement savings plans. Cheerful groups welcome the incentive as a path to tax free retirement income, while skeptics cite insufficient long term agricultural financing.
Chetwynd welcomes new residents Miki and Brenda Sailer and family from Youngstown Alberta. Rhonda Keller receives a $200 Vancouver Foundation bursary to study at the College of New Caledonia. Sheryl Lalonde and Rod Martens travel to Edmonton for relatives and shopping. Glen and Sally Campbell and Ray and Elsie Cunningham return from a Reno holiday. Jackie Unger visits Toronto and Vancouver, meeting Ethel Blair, then flies to Las Vegas for a holiday.
The council and merchants debated parking off main street to increase shopper space and listed business needs such as shoe repair, radio and TV sales, electrical repair, a coffee shop, car dealership, and a junior department store. Tumbler Ridge officials met and noted out of town shoppers critique of hospitality in Chetwynd and that Grande Prairie offers cheaper motel and gas options. Mayor Lasser urged business people to present ideas to attract more firms and residents.
Weekday adult immunization clinics and appointments at Peace River Health Unit are listed alongside child immunization slots. Weekly meetings include Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon at the Health Unit, Tansi Friendship Centre, and Pioneer Place. A trade show, playoffs, and a 50th anniversary are noted with civic comment urging local merchants to engage.
The Communications Society aims to install a second FM signal if the first reaches Hasler Flats. Bert McGraw, president, says the new antennae will extend the signal range, with the goal of providing two operational FM signals.
Geraldine and Michael Harrington welcomed a baby boy weighing 3875 grams on February 26. The family announced the birth, noting the new arrival joins siblings at home.
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