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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 07, 1984
Page
3
An elderly man stands alone before a war memorial as wreaths lie nearby. The grey sky and falling snow frame his weathered face while he recalls battles past and a hopeful return home to family. His quiet tribute honors those who live free because of him.
At the annual Canadian Mental Health Association conference in Montreal Marvyn Novick urged shorter work hours and broader leaves, arguing health gains and lower unemployment. He cited Sweden with paid family and study leaves, asserting a healthier workforce boosts productivity and competitiveness.
Practical advice to cut energy waste with low cost actions. Set room temperatures by activity and comfort, suggesting 19 to 22 C in different rooms and 18 to 21 C at night. Use zone controls, lower heat during absences, and note regional savings estimates across Lower Mainland, Victoria, Prince George, Kamloops, and Terrace.
Montreal report notes one of Canada's oldest export industries remains strong amid negative publicity over fur coats. The article highlights continued demand and economic impact in the fur sector, detailing producers, export trends, and market conditions shaping a robust year.
Apple Canada offers ten tips to help buyers choose a home computer. Read software first, verify hardware compatibility, demo machines, and assess dealer support. Watch for hidden costs, service contracts, and ensure an authorized dealer provides warranty and on site repairs.
BC education minister announces changes to graduation rules with possible delay for science requirement until 1986. Bill Lefeaux-Valentine of the BC School Trustees Association questions impact on arts, physical education, locally developed programs, small schools, special needs and native Indian students, noting uncertain implementation details and need for funding.
Eighty members of BCGEU Local 100, City of Fort St John employees, protest council delays in ratifying a tentative settlement reached September 14 1984. Staff representative Kim Smith says the union ratified September 18, while council has blocked the agreement weekly for six weeks. Wages were secondary to productivity and a broad employee assistance plan. The pact keeps wage increases at zero until 1986 with a $300 Canada Savings Bond instead of a further 1 4 percent raise, amid a shrinking tax base and tough times.
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