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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 23, 1984
Page
2
The Echo notes a discussion on education changes at Chetwynd high school amid graduation coverage. Publication details show South Peace Publishing Ltd operates The Echo in Chetwynd B C with rates listed for Canada and foreign countries.
Fifteen years ago Lt. Bennett inspected Chetwynd Army Cadets and Constable Schalk joined the RCMP detachment replacing Barry Watson. Council seeks approval for 15 subsidized rental housing units. Local cinema shows Blue. The Wilderness Family plays at Red Rock. Betty Gladue crowned Queen Logger and Kevin Stewart King Logger at Loggers Sports Day. Graduation changes in BC education spark public consultation with a province wide exam plan and new course requirements. Public meetings run through May with a May 31 deadline for comments.
In a letter to the editor, Hewitt outlines arbitration options for landlords and tenants under the new act. Private arbitration may be used for non monetary disputes while the government can appoint arbitrators for the Residential Tenancy Branch. Monetary issues go to court with small claims for under 2000 and County Court for larger sums. Contact the Ministry of Consumer and Corporate Affairs for information.
The text advises setting a concrete five year financial goal for a newly established business, then detailing unavoidable expenses and ruthlessly trimming them. It also touches on political skepticism, NFU critiques, and mentions a producer payment proposal under Bill CI55 amid broader concerns.
A letter from Jean Leahy, NFU Region 8 Coordinator, criticizes government policies affecting farmers. It discusses break-even calculations, the impact of costs, and subsidy reductions under the interest reimbursement program. It condemns compulsory safety measures and questions MLA engagement with agriculture in Victoria versus Peace River Country.
A garbled listing presents scattered program names and times including connections, good rockin, world at war, memorial, bands, naturalist, Disney electricity home, sketching footsteps, Becheonbers Wists, Coronation, Remingt, Steve, Wildfire, Pablo, Scum, Huntley Street, Mr. Dressup, Tourism and Oceanus The Earth. The OCR yields a chaotic lineup with multiple incomplete entries and unclear channels.
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