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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 23, 1983
Page
5
Practical guidance from B C Hydro on midwinter furnace and baseboard checks. Inspect motor lubrication points, belts, filters, air distribution, and return vents. Clear drag-enhancing obstructions, ensure proper drape clearance, maintain baseboard clearance, and verify condensate drainage. Regular maintenance in fall and midseason improves safety, efficiency, and reliability.
Residents complain as Edmonton Oilers and Toronto Maple Leaf games blackout in Chetwynd due to Canadian Sports Network rules. The Society says outages stem from blackout policy, not equipment, and Can Com cannot selectively bypass one channel for Edmonton or Toronto.
Can Com is ordered to deactivate decoders and scramble broadcasts during games, then reactivate after. Viewers see scrambled eggs like images. the TV Society explains they too are frustrated hockey fans. Character generators will warn viewers not to adjust sets or call the Society as the signal is scrambled on purpose.
The Prince George Peace River Constituency Association elected its PC executive at AGMs held in Prince George on October 28 at the College of New Caledonia and in Dawson Creek on October 27 at the George Dawson Inn 1983. The article lists officers including President Michael Emery and regional directors across Prince George and Dawson Creek.
Vancouver based report says over half of B C's 75 districts have settlements or tentative deals with teachers' associations. Many agreements include layoff clauses under the Public Sector Restraint Act. 14 districts settled, 24 in Committee, 16 to be resolved by arbitration. No wage increases are reported in most agreements.
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