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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 23, 1983
Page
7
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Zodiac column for the week lists forecasts for Aquarius through Capricorn with notes on romance, finances, work, and personal relations. Highlights include romance emphasis for Aquarius, promotion chances for Leo, budgeting cautions for Virgo, and a health program nudge for Sagittarius, plus a birthday week section listing notable births.
Canfor Corporation reports a third quarter 1983 net loss of 12.8 million versus 27.1 million in 1982. President and CEO Peter J G Bentley calls the result disappointing but notes year to date losses total 27.9 million or 1.50 per share, with improvement in forest products offsetting earlier weakness.
Chetwynd Public Library hours are listed as Monday Wednesday and Friday 1 00pm 9 00pm and Saturday 1 00pm 9 00pm Storybook Hour for preschoolers aged 3 9 years runs on Tuesday and Friday at 1030am A Mobile Unit film and book service will visit Little Prairie Haven on Tuesday November 29th from 130pm to 300pm in the Common Room Also cited are quotations from Francis Bacon and Alexander Pope and a business update noting Canfor 1983 third quarter results including sales of 755 million with a forecast improvement from non forest investments and ongoing contract talks risk.
Municipal Affairs Minister Bill Ritchie announced a 10 percent drop in unconditional Revenue Sharing grants to municipalities for 1984, with the total slashed to 90 million from 100 million in 1983. He attributed the cut to weaker economic conditions and said details by municipality will follow once data and formula inputs are finalized.
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