Chetwynd Arena Sees Rentals, Upgrades, and Public Skating News
Ice rentals for 1976 77 are nearly booked with two groups undecided on operation. Brent Proctor asks organizers to contact the Recreation Office at 788 2214. Upgrades include twelve glass shields, new colors in Community Hall, and an indoor portable pool. Public skating runs Saturdays and Sundays 1 3 pm and 8 9 30 pm with adult hours. No smoking rules are enforced throughout the arena.
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Brent Proctor
Commercial Hockey League
Northern
Brent
Chetwynd
Building permits rise in village construction surge
Excellent weather aided a busy year as Hanson & Associates poured concrete for a warehouse over the weekend. Office occupancy is hoped by end of November, signaling a strong permits-driven expansion in the village.
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Hanson & Associates
Air Brake Course set to start pending instructor
The Air Brake Course is tentatively due to begin Monday night November 8 pending a qualified instructor. Community members should call 788 9345 to register and indicate session preference for evening classes 7 10 p.m. over two weeks, with a second session for afternoon workers to follow November 22 December 3.
Libel and the tabloid trap in newspaper history
A lecture style piece on libel sickness in cheap yellow journalism. It defines libel and slander and recalls famous cases and figures like Walter Winchell Hedda Hopper Quentin Reynolds Westbrook Peglar and Liberace. It notes the chances of large monetary damages and mentions court battles and final outcomes.
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Churchill
Walter Winchell
Hedda Hopper
Quentin Reynolds
Westbrook Peglar
Reynolds
Peglar
Supreme Court
Liberace
London
England
Canada Japan trade relations strong after Prime Minister visit
The Tokyo visit spotlighted Canada Japan trade under GATT and the 1954 Commerce Agreement. From 1964 to 1974 trade rose sevenfold to 3.647 billion, with 1975 bilateral trade at 3.32 billion making Japan Canada's second largest partner. Canada primarily exports bulk goods while Japan sells manufactured products. Canada remains a major market for copper, wheat, pulp, potash and more, with new marketing efforts for aircraft parts and consumer goods.
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Tokyo
Canada-Japan
Canada
Japan
United States
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Susie Piper
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One Night Stand
Westend Grocery
Elks Lodge
Brother Close
Dawson Creek
Chetwynd Lodge
McLeods Store
B.C
J&p
Security
Canada Savings
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