Second class registration 2141 Bunne Hoffman Editor and Publisher
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Chetwynd The Echo in Chetwynd, British Columbia
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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 20, 1982
Page
2
Weekend Opening Sparks Kamjeedah Giftware Debut
This Week two years ago Kamjeedah Giftware and Jewellery opened with Mr H Mueller, Susan Kelm, and Tracy Kelm officiating at the ribbon. Tulip plantings were conducted by the Legion and Village as a thanks to Canadian soldiers in Holland’s liberation 35 years prior. A cement truck accident near the CFI mill injured driver Emile Blandin and was a write-off. cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamjeedah
H. Mueller
Chamber of Commerce
Susan Kelm
Tracy Kelm
Legion and Village
Amsterdam
Reward Offered for Vandalism of Hydro Property
B C Hydro offers a reward of up to $2,500 for information leading to convictions of people who vandalize hydro property. Damaged high voltage lines and insulators pose danger to vandals and the public, with potential major service outages for many homes and businesses. Reports to police or Hydro offices are encouraged. criminal damage carries up to 14 years in Canada, or a life term if danger to others is created.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Hydro
Hydro
Police
Hydro Office
Canada Wide
What price education in British Columbia
A Vancouver Board of Trade letter questions teacher wage demands and school calendar cuts. It argues teachers enjoy large raises in 1981 and 1982, suggests 5 professional days cut could save about three percent of the Vancouver school budget, and contends that focus should be on student impact rather than teacher pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Teachers Federation
B.C.T.F
I.W.A
Governmnt
Vancouver
Bruce Pepper
Pres
Vancouver Board of Trade
Agriculture Week Highlights B C Prosperity and Policy
Don Phillips notes British Columbia celebrates Agriculture Week while asserting the sector is the province’s third largest resource industry with 2.4 billion dollars in annual sales and 65 000 workers. He praises Minister Harvey Schroeder for his inside knowledge, outlines regional strengths in the Peace River area, and cites a one million dollar highway upgrade to improve farm to market roads. He urges farmers to contact his aide Dorothy Hill at 782 5931 local 282 for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
B.C
North America
Chet
Harvey Schroeder
Bradner
Reverend Schroeder
South Peace River
the Peace
Peace River
Dorothy Hill
Letters to the Editor cherish Terry Fox Run support
Readers praise the Terry Fox Run for broad participation and enduring charity despite economic strain. A petition urges reinstating the death penalty, while signatures from Mark and Frances Blackham push action. The editor thanks contributors and reiterates the campaign’s sustaining message of Tom Terry’s dream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Fox
Terry’s
Marisa Tuzi
B.C
Yukon
Terry
Burning permits required in forest area for season
The forest service requires burning permits in the northeast quarter of the province with October 15 marking season end. Permits cover machine piled debris broadcast burns and prescribed rangeland burns, while campfires remain exempt. Permits are free from Forest District or Field Offices in Prince George Region. Peace River exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Dawson Wallin
Prince George Forest
Peace River
Forest District
Tunnelling advances on Tumbler Ridge line in British Columbia
Construction on the Tumbler Ridge branch of the B C Railway makes headway with four headings drilled 280 metres in seven days ending October 8. Wolverine East and West, Table East and West show progressive totals with weekly gains, contractors named for each heading, and two minor tunnels of about 400 metres under construction at km 80 and km 86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B.C
B.C. Railway
Tumbler Ridge
Table
Wolverine
Table West
Scarmar
Table East
Wolverine West
Atkinson Commonwealth
Wolverine East
Wolverine Constructors
Emil Anderson
Tonto Construction Limited
TV Schedule Fragment Saturday Edition
A dense listing shows daily time slots for morning to night programming across channels. Entries include news, children’s shows, dramas, and sports with titles like Sesame Street, Coronation Street, Dallas, Hill Street Blues, and The National. Local note: several lines are garbled or repetitive.
Sunday Schedule Highlights From CBC Listings
A partial broadcast guide for Sunday October 24 shows CFL game times, talk and news programs, children’s and variety slots, and late night entertainment. Notable items include CBC News at 5:00, The National at 11:00, and primetime dramas like Private Benjamin and M A S H fading into late night favorites.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carl Schmok
Chetwynd
Canada
Canadian Forestry Service, Fisheries and Environment Canada
RCMP
Chetwynd Taxi
Hotel Chetwynd
Mrs. Shields
Martha Bonk
Chetwynd Hospital
Keith Playter
The
Elks Club
Herman Wise
Elk’s
Don Phillips
Peace River Country
Mark and
Frances Blackham
Fox Run
Terry Fox Run
Clint
Eastwood
Lah
Warner Bros
Warner Communications Company
Sun-Mon-Tue
Willie
Phoebe
Embassy Pictures
Tasetiaga
Jeff Bridges
Bruce Boxleitner
Walt Disney Productions
Acie
Bay Taal Peel
TV Guide
Chetwynd B.C
T.V. Channel 7
Huntley Street
Mr. Dressup
Coronation Street
V.I.P
Children’s Shoes
King of Kensington
Three's Company
Barney Miller
Three’s Company
Aaa Pang
Ker
NHL
Boston
Van
the Forum
Hill Street Blues
Wayne & Shuster
Five Star Theatre
Tos
Ree
CFL
Ham
Rex Humbard
Herbert Armstrong
Terry Winter
CBC News
W.lp
Benjamin M.A.S.H
Bob Newhart
Coming Attractions
Dolt Yourself
Joannie
Chachi
Mabe
Edd Tan Ul Fa
Patay
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