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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 23, 1984
Page
6
May 24 week horoscope highlights ties and finances across signs. Partnership clarity improves while practical finances and career gains rely on originality. Aries to Aquarius face calls, votes, and obligations. romance and travel receive emphasis for several signs.
The Chetwynd Public Library now lends two Polaroid Sun 650 Instant Cameras to patrons 18 and older with a valid card for up to one week. The cameras join books, magazines, records, games, and films in the circulation collection. A book sale is planned for June 23 featuring out of circulation titles at reasonable prices.
Approximately $1.8 million in lottery funds awards bring to about $18 million the funds that have been allocated for research projects across several institutions. The program supports multiple lines of study and partners with universities to advance scientific work and public benefit.
Council moved to participate in a group fuel tender and to send the Airport Manager and any interested member to the Dawson Creek Aviation Seminar May 25 and 26. A report on dog control showed 10 pickups 4 claimed 2 destroyed 3 adopted at $30 cost. By-laws 370 371 and 372 on rates budget and five year capital were passed. Sprinkling regulations were approved and Old Business featured a river of items including a fluoride referendum study and rodeo grounds improvements.
Forests Minister Tom Waterland states there will be many opportunities for public involvement in logging plans for Crown land under the tree farm licence system. A management and working plan must be approved before cutting, with 35 new applications in progress. Oil and gas rights sales add 96,920,820 to provincial revenue from bids on 46 parcels covering 127,364 hectares at an average 209.83 per hectare. Labor Minister Bob Allan discusses practical economic recovery plans affecting BC labor, with potential cabinet changes and development projects open to union work.
Weekly listings for health unit immunization clinics and adult vaccines plus many support group meetings. Includes Alcoholics Anonymous open and closed sessions, TOPS groups, Senior Citizens meetings, and social events at Tansi Friendship Centre and local venues. Also notes a May anniversary and a June sport event license request with travel details.
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