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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 19, 1980
Page
7
The Jackson Michigan photo trade group announces an event at 3000 Picture Place inviting photographers and marketers to showcase the latest image capture trends. Details include demonstrations, product showcases, and networking opportunities for industry professionals.
This article surveys camera formats from 110 cartridge to instant print. It notes 110 pocket models for light travel, 35mm compact and SLR choices with varied focusing and lenses, 2 1/4 roll film for larger prints with SLR and twin lens options, and instant print seen as fast gratification with color and black and white film, including a range of price points.
An economic study for the federal communications department shows pay television could yield strong profits if packed with U S films and entertainment. A central agency would run pay TV and satellite distribution to cable systems nationwide under a pay per channel system. decision on coordinating agency remains pending.
ICBC president Tom Holmes cautions motorists of service disruptions due to a strike threat by 2,200 employees and an overtime ban by the Office and Technical Employees Union. He cites a final wage offer of 23.8 percent over two years and discusses pay TV proposals and Canadian content considerations amid regulatory ambiguity.
Montreal CBC veteran Patrick Watson says Canada's oilmen are the most evangelical businessmen in the country noting their psychological frame of mind admits of no doubt. He calls the oilmen the feeblest and least sympathetic segment of The Canadian Establishment series. He credits persistent access and months of filming for revealing powerful private figures.
The British Columbia Lung Association reports a jump in teenage girls smoking from 18 percent to 28 percent over a decade. The trend highlights growing lung disease risk among young females.
Northern Lights College provides practical experience for Welding students through two active projects on the Dawson Creek Campus. A free standing steel structure and a multi purpose storage tank are under construction, offering hands on training essential for employment in the field.
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