Rink skaters urged to help complete necessary work
This week October 3 1959 20 Years Ago note asks all interested skaters to attend the rink this Sunday near the Little Prairie Cafe to assist with completing essential work. The Chinook weekly is free from the Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce with delivery by Donald Grant and contact Don at 481.
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Little Prairie Cafe
Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce
Donald Grant
Don
Canada Not All Doom and Gloom Says Worth
Mainstream Canada is resilient with fast job growth driven by small and mid sized businesses. Canadians enjoy affordable housing, relatively low inflation, broad social support, rich energy potential, and strong immigration interest, while critics warn of deficits yet overall living standards remain high.
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Canada
Mid East
Japan
America
U.S
What is the difference in our work and workers
A Vancouver Board of Trade piece argues about who counts as a worker beyond unions and wages. It stresses that professionals, managers, volunteers, housewives and self employed are workers too and calls for a broader view to boost productivity and curb inflation.
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Canada
Vancouver
Echoes of Love and Faith Beyond the Door
The author reflects on eternal youth, love, and a God of Love, rejecting hell and vengeance. They urge humility, mercy, and equality, arguing death is a passage rather than an end and that life is temporary, urging resilience and continuation beyond loss.
Hotels Boom Foresees Strong 1980 BC Season
BC hotel industry reports its best year since 1973 and anticipates a brighter 1980, driven by a weak Canadian dollar, gov promotion, US fuel shortages, discount airfares, and rising international group charters. Northern BC development adds 35 planned or under construction hotels and over 2,000 rooms. Local items note residents visiting from Alberta, a civil wedding at Masset, and illnesses among residents.
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Noble
United States
Personalized cutting techniques redefine Canadian hair fashion
The shift from named cuts to personalized styles reflects women seeking individual image and comfort. British influence and advanced salon methods reduced talk during precise, signature cuts, with results revealing themselves after home styling. Rene Vincent of the Allied Beauty Association notes industry aims to elevate haircare quality.
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Sassoon
Rene Vincent
Allied Beauty Association
Chetwynd Chit Chat Highlights Local News and Notes
Community news from Chetwynd covers yearbook quotes, school contacts, and notices. Reports note Mary Saunders at the Peace River region council meeting in Prince Rupert, visitors from Medicine Hat, Mae McGraw attending library courses, Ann Vicente hosting guests from Dawson Creek and Fort St. John, and moving plans to Nelson BC. Also updates on Hudson Hope Guides Brownies and a Girls pathfinder group, plus a training seminar in Fort St. John and Thanksgiving wishes.
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Dawson Creek
Chetwynd
Mary Saunders
Ladies Auxiliaries
Peace River Region
Executive Council
Prince Rupert
Hudson Hope
Fort St. John
Canada Savings Bonds payroll plan organizer B.C. Yukon visits
J. Trent Beatty, an investment executive on loan from Midland Doherty Ltd., organizes a payroll deduction system for Canada Savings Bonds. The payroll campaign is active in British Columbia and the Yukon, even though cash purchases begin October 9. The 1979-80 CSB series offers an average yield of 10.25 percent to maturity in 1986.
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Chetwynd
Prince George Investment
J. Trent Beatty
Midland Doherty Ltd
B.C
Yukon
Canada Savings
Newspaper wars returning says J P O Callaghan
Edmonton publisher J P O Callaghan told a convention that strikes and new papers could spark renewed competition among circulation managers. He urged editors to write for readers and readers to focus on local impact, while stressing advertising as essential to survival.
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Edmonton
J.P. O’callaghan
The
Journal
O’callaghan
Canadian Circulation Managers Association
TV Trust Fund Nears Halfway Mark in Community Donations
The T V Trust Fund donations from the community near the halfway point this week. Donors include Philip Franz Peace Country Rentals and Sales Chetwynd Business Services Fehr Construction Co Ltd Kenneth Bettin J Andrew Teslyk William Siedel Kenneth A Sulz Chetwynd Motors Ltd Ken and Doreen Harris Arden Smith Royal Canadian Legion Branch No 258 Gerry s Food Mart.
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T.V. Trust
Philip Franz
Peace Country Rentals & Sales
Chetwynd Business Services
Fehr Construction Co. Ltd
Kenneth Bettin
J. Andrew Teslyk
William Siedel
Kenneth A. Sulz
Chetwynd Motors
Ken and
Doreen Harris
Arden Smith
Royal Canadian Legion
Gerry’s Food Mart
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Bill Williams
Manika
Brian Brown
Northeastern
Eileen Dailey
Ernie Pfanner
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Westgate
IGA
M.L.A
Don Phillips
Bennett
Evan Wolfe
Phillips
London
Speakers Corner
Hyde Park
Mainstream
W. Roger Worth
Roger Worth
Canadian Federation of Independent Business
Ottawa
C.E.S.S
Herb Radke
Kelowna
British Columbia
Ken Noble
B.C. Hotels Association
Lloyd Johnston and Son
Fairview
Alberta
Ralph and
Beth Johnston
Lucy Waite
Symon Otto
Masset
Queen Charlotte Islands
Waite
Violet Assassin
Louis Desjarlais
Bunne
Marilyn Sulz
Kens
Ken Sulz
Medicine Hat
Ken
Len Mock
Mae McGraw
Northern Lights College
Mae
Vancouver Community College
Ann Vicente
Moberly Lake School
End
Don Friesen
Yvonne DuBois
Lynn
Neil McFaul
Nelson
Neil
Liquor Control Board
McFaul
Canada Savings Bonds
Canada Savings Bond
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American Society of Newspaper Editors
TV Trust Fund