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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 30, 1984
Page
6
Weekly horoscope for May 31 1984 lists Aquarius through Capricorn with forecasts on romance, career, travel, and personal relations. It notes leadership, practicality, and communication themes, plus a birthday overview and birthdays for notable figures born that week.
Alderman Temple and colleagues attended the Aviation Council Seminar in Dawson Creek while Temple Chesley and Lawrence Dougan went to Williams Lake for a Recreation Facilities Conference. Lind Embrie has paintings touring Saskatchewan. Frontier Days linger, inviting special costumes for the week. Contact provided.
Victoria CP reports coroner's inquest heard the 20 year old bus owned by Cormac Stages Ltd should not have been on the road. Engineer Dwayne MacInnis cited brakes as the obvious problem while Meredith Rowden testified the bus had corrosion yet passed a July 1983 inspection. The inquest probes the deaths of Adam Kerr and Scott Branson, high school students returning from skiing on January 30, with no-standee rules disputed and no enforcement of a safety air brake requirement cited. The hearing continues.
Canadian grain exports are easing below last year’s record 29.5 million tonnes, with analysts forecasting a final total near 29 million. Officials cite tight world wheat markets, West Coast port jams, and Great Lakes bottlenecks as factors, while Wheat Board leaders say a record pace possible but unlikely.
The Province and Sun newspapers in Vancouver resumed after an eight week stoppage over a contract dispute. The Vancouver-New Westminster Newspaper Guild approved a new three year contract with Pacific Press, ending the walkout. The Sun planned to publish later today and The Province ran 72 pages with no digest for readers missing during the strike.
Keith Massey seeks to organize a youth centered dance for Chetwynd Frontier Days. Teens and parents are invited to help plan an event during rodeo weekend and should contact Keith Maisey at 788-3655.
A simple remedy suggests boiling vinegar on the stove to eliminate persistent cabbage smells. The practice fills the air with a sharp, sour aroma that neutralizes odors and freshens indoor spaces quickly.
Weekday adult immunization clinics at Peace River Health Unit. child immunization. VD clinic. open AA and AlAnon meetings. TOPS group meetings. child health conferences. weekly bingo and senior center events. newborn care sessions. June Hose laying contests. September trade show. Includes several contact numbers for appointments and locations.
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