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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 09, 1977
Page
4
Canadian channel listing shows a morning lineup including Morning Devotions Sesame Street and Mr Dressup followed by Kids and talk programs. Afternoon features Sports News Weather with Bob McLean, It’s Your Choice, The Glove, Starsky and Hutch, and Evening movies with Flight of the Doves.
A Sunday timetable lists multiple programs and time slots from 6:30 to 10:00 PM including Mon Ami Friendly Giant Schools and various shows such as Little House On The Prairie Tempo Happy Days and M A S H. Network listings feature programs from The National News to The Fifth Estate and All in the Family with Nightly News and various talk and drama slots.
Fay Cox reports a Hiway Dept project in Lone Prairie to route east of Bill Beers property, shortening school bus runs. Gene Cox notes a Feb 24 4-H initiation with eleven youths forming Lone Prairie 4-H Community Club. PWA posts 1976 profits of 2.3 million with 113000 from operations and planes sales. Officers elected Kenny Nikirk and others. Continued notices cover livestock association meeting March 12 with BC Agriculture film, Elks Hall arts show March 19, and library referendum plans for Dawson Creek Fort St John and rural communities with interlibrary loan and taxes funding.
Building permits total $150 000 year to date including four new residences and one commercial permit valued at 10 000. J J Campbell requests annexation of Lot 1909 between the BCR Right of Way and Hart Highway, subject to resident land owner opinions. Planning study by Stanley Associates costs about 32 900 with 10 000 engineering and 22 900 planning. report prep about 2 500. Council declines North Central Association Convention due to business emphasis. Fire Truck kept for department use. new 1 ton truck to be purchased by tender. pothole complaint on boulevard. dog control ongoing. plan to meet with Vet for solution.
Hiding soil problems by relying on wheat and barley, Manitoba farmers are turning to corn for livestock feed and income. Corn is more responsive to micro-nutrient levels, prompting researchers to advise soil testing before seeding to prevent poor yields in certain years.
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