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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 21, 1980

Page

2

Ontario to fund aid plan for farmers interest relief

Ontario proposes a $25 million program to subsidize a maximum of 50,000 dollars per farmer in interest on short-term working capital. The subsidy would be three percent if matched by federal dollars, with OFA president Ralph Barrie urging immediate federal support to allow planting this year. The plan follows a Bank of Canada rate drop and banks cutting prime rates, aiming to ease high interest burdens on food producers.

Toronto UPC Ontario Ontario Federation of Agriculture Ralph Barrie Lorne Henderson Henderson Barrie OFA Ottawa Bank of Canada Ministry of Agriculture Canada Japan

Belt Up Award Keeps Coons Safe After Highway Crash

Robert Coons of Rolla British Columbia received the Workers' Compensation Board Belt Up Award for wearing a seat belt when a landing truck on the Alaska Highway crashed through a wall and fell into a ravine. He escaped with a broken shoulder and cuts, credits belt for his survival, while continuing duties with the Ministry of Transportation and Highways in Dawson Creek.

Alaska Robert Coons Rolla B.C Workers’ Compensation Board Coons Kiskatinaw River Ministry of Transportation and Highways Dawson Creek

Canadians Need Perspective On Wealth And Welfare

Mainstream Canada argues Canadians are among the world's richest with ample energy and food security. The piece notes social welfare funding, high taxes, and universal hospital care, while urging readers to consider global hardships from Afghanistan to Iran and the United States. It contends national concerns seem minor beside international crises.

W. Roger Worth Quebec Afghanistan Iran

Ottawa signs $3.33 million Yukon energy agreement

The federal government will fund 2.5 million of the 3.33 million dollars for energy conservation and renewable energy projects in the Yukon Territory. Yukon will contribute 834 thousand. Energy Minister Marc Lalonde and Yukon leader Chris Pearson signed the deal as part of 113 million in federal conservation funds.

Ottawa UPC Yukon Territory Marc Lalonde Yukon Chris Pearson

Energy projects funded across public and private sectors

Ry IS Ry IS and renewable energy agreements outline joint funding for projects in wind biomass and solar across provinces and territories. A federal territorial committee will select funded initiatives, with administration by Yukon. Also included are social notes about local events and greetings.

Pearson Yukon

Chetwynd marks first high school graduation class

This week marks 15 years since Chetwynd’s first graduating class at Windrem Secondary School. Principal John Bastin opened the banquet at 6 30 p m. The graduates were Faye Embree Theresa Houde Barb Kurjata Ethel Wood Sharon Krauchi and Bev Westgate. Career Day featured lectures from business community members and a closed circuit TV demonstration shown to all students.

Chetwynd Windrem Secondary School John Bastin Faye Embree Theresa Houde Barb Kurjata Ethel Wood Sharon Krauchi Bev Westgate Chet Wynd Secondary School

Victoria reader laments rising House of Commons costs

James K. Nesbitt argues publicly funded Ottawa and provincial legislatures have exploded in spending and staff since 1965. He notes Commons expenses rose from 9.6 million to 96.6 million and staff grew from 916 to 3124, blaming bureaucracy and political inertia for the waste.

James K. Nesbitt Victoria House of Commons The Commons

Call for Housing Conference Stirs Edmonton Debate

A Conservative MP urged federal action for a national housing policy, calling on the government to convene a conference with the provinces and industry. Doug Lewis criticized further mere consultation and cited demand from developers, real estate groups, and the public. Mayor Tex MacKeigan noted local postings in Hudson's Hope.

Edmonton UPC Doug Lewis Paul Cosgrove Lewis Tex. MacKeigan Hudson’s Hope Hudson's Hope

Village clerk Andy Teslyk champions busy Chetwynd office

Andy Teslyk serves as administrative clerk for the Village of Chetwynd amid growing village activity. He, with wife Anne, moved to Chetwynd 62 years ago and has supported Minor Hockey and Figure Skating associations in the community.

Andy Teslyk Chetwynd Andy Anne

TV Schedule Excerpt May 22 26 1970s Edge of Night

Day by day listings show program blocks for May 22 through May 26 including Take Thirty Beyond Reason All in the Family Beachcombers Mary Tyler Moore Sports News CBC network fare and a mix of identity shows such as The Muppets Happy Days M.A.S.H. and NHL Playoffs. The guide lists times for Bob McLean Ray Griff Rex Humbard and other CBC programs.

Bob McLean Rockford Files Mary Tyler Moore Charlies Angelis Beyond Reason All In the Family Beachcombers Incredible Hulk CBC

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