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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 02, 1983
Page
2
The Wednesday publication by South Peace Publishing Ltd lists subscription rates Canada eleven dollars per year foreign countries twenty dollars per year and single copies in quarters. Editor and Publisher is Bunne Hoffman.
Chetwynd Public Library board members and custodian attended a Peace River libraries workshop. Rex Theatre schedules shifted to Sunday movies with Monday cancellations. Koporok Mines Ltd. cites 203 workers needed for coal exports to Japan if contracts permit. West Peace River Highway 97 tenders opened. Lake View Credit Union building ground broken on OSist Street. Canfor Group funds library with 5000 dollars for 40th anniversary. Echo moves to Rex Theatre site. Vancouver Art Gallery extends exhibit on paper making. Westcoast Transmission surveys pipeline impact. Civic candidates for alderman and mayor announced. Hospital Auxiliary donates 500 for equipment. BC Utilities Commission Site C hearings begin. Red Cross notes World Hangar Day. Highway 29 and 97 intersection barrier issues discussed at council. Chamber of Commerce raises questions about barrier removal and traffic signal plans.
Zone Commander Brent anne and Comrades R uska Bob Shirley led a recent Zone meeting in Dawson week. Kel Blair attended the Pacific Command municipal meeting in Vancouver. Legion members plan a November 5th event with a 38 member phoning group for social functions. Comrade Temple will speak at schools on the Poppy and wreath sales support Rememberance Day on November 11th. Remember LEST WE FORGET wear a Poppy. PR Committee notes traffic signal study denial to protect intersection safety and Chamber interests.
Village council and merchants discussed barriers affecting the North Access road intersection. Keith Massey of the Chamber questioned transparency and the timing of the installation while Linda Nordlund warned of harm to business and vowed continued legal fight. Alderman Temple and Dunn urged formal requests to highway officials and the premier.
October listings record births: Betty and John Karav welcomed Curtis John a nine pound two ounce boy on October. Donna Alexander and Henry Lovovaz greeted Melissa Lynne a 4075 gram girl on October eighteen. Brenda and Dean Dokkie had a boy on October twenty one. Val and Ron Barnett welcomed a girl weighing 3500 grams on October twenty two Colleen Peardon delivered a boy weighing 3725 grams also on October twenty two.
Program guide lists daytime and evening slots with shows such as Mr Dressup Sesame Street News Spts Weather Afternoon Theatr e Do It Yourself Children's Shows Coming Attractions Happy Days Three s Company News Spts Weather Muppets That's Incredible Nature of Things Marketplace Front Page Challenge The National Final Barney Miller Movie.
On Thursday November 3 viewers can catch Afternoon Theatre at 6:30 and Do it Yourself at 7:00. Children's Shows air around 8:00 with Coming Attractions and Happy Days at 9:00. Prime time features Three's Company at 11:05, News and Weather at 11:57, and late programs The Undaunted Hill Street Blues.
On Friday schedule spans afternoon to late night with shows like Afternoon Theatre at 6 00 pm Do It Yourself at 6 30 and Children’s Shows at 7 00 followed by Coming Attractions at 8 00 and Happy Days at 9 00 News Spts Weather at 11 27 features Farm Fare A Team Tommy Hunter Dallas SCTV closing the evening slate.
The Saturday schedule lists AFTEP and ING events with times at Circle Square and Tribal Trails. Theatre and CBC segments appear alongside sports shows including NHL Hockey and Fame Game. Menu includes Circle Square Huntley Street venue and Five Star Theatre listings.
A Sunday broadcast list shows MORN segments from 12:00 to 1:30 featuring Rex Humbard and Herbert Armstrong on the road, with programs including Hymn Sing and Country Canada. Afternoon theater runs 2:00 to 6:30, followed by Evening features such as Love Boat and Bay City Blues, plus Bob Newhart in late night slots.
The schedule lists Tuesday November 8 with 6:00 CBC News followed by 6:30 It's Not Easy and a mix of entertainment shows including Variety Remington Steele Fifth Estate and Madeline.
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