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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 19, 1975
Page
2
The piece urges village electors to cooperate with their council for future planning and development. It encourages voters to evaluate candidates and think clearly about the provincial election on December 11, stressing input from the people and positive planning for the community.
A reader challenges Marian Parker's column on the proposed east end dam and lake weir at Moberly Lake. He urges objective study, cites potential benefits such as flood control and recreation, and questions the scope of resident support and impact on property. Continues on page 9.
Fay Cox discusses a printing error, debates party platforms, and election commentary. The column notes a November correction, questions plans like a house wives pension, discusses provincial ownership plans, and mentions a sleigh ride social plus a Lone Prairie Riding Club notice.
A Canadian reader shares reflections from a visit to England and Scotland, recounting the Tower of London and its history from its White Tower to the Bloody Tower, with notes on guides, Royal guards, and past plots. The piece blends travel impressions with local letters about community affairs and a closing note on potato research as a global aid suggestion.
United Grain Growers reported rising costs for labour and materials last year at their annual meeting attended by 315 farmer delegates. A May 1 1976 price forecast showed fertilizer at 210 and 138 per ton for phosphate and nitrogen respectively, with several farm inputs and equipment projected to rise since 1971. Only baler twine was expected to fall in price, at 18 per bale.
A fragmented listing shows CBC and U.S. program names across evening to late night slots including The Partridge Family, Carol Burnett, Hawaii Five-O, MASH, Grey Cup events, and various talk, drama, and sports shows. Names like Five Star Theatre, Gunsmoke, and Beachcombers appear, with a mix of local and national programming and sports playoff content.
On Monday November 24 the lineup features Mr Dressup Sesame Street and Bob McLean News Matinee Encore at early afternoon. Evening programming includes Star Trek Barney Miller Rhoda Front Page Challenge All In The Family Chico and The Man News Magazine and wrestling coverage.
An agenda listing for Tuesday November 25 at 4 30 features Stationary Ark Electric Company and S W A T with program items including Reach For The Too Happy Days This Is The Law The Fifth Estate Stanfield Roast Alberta File.
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