Burne Hoffman Editor and Publisher
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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 07, 1983
Page
2
Restore byline from 2141 Bunne Hoffman editor and publisher notes. Second class registration appears with archival stamp.
Thirty seven members of the Edmonton Chamber Commerce will make a half hour stop in Shetwyndon during a Peace River District tour. The group plans to reopen the Inside Cafe as The Boots and Saddle Cafe and may hire staff in eastern Garth. Peace Valley Farms at Hudson Hope delivered a first load of crop for the year, with No 1 feed barley received at the Chetnd elevator.
Victoria will host the feature Glitter Dome adapted from Joseph Wambaugh novels with James Garner as star in a four million dollar production. About 1200 technicians and extras plus 50 more speaking roles will be hired. Filming, to be supported by Oak Bay Productions, will involve local and Los Angeles personnel with Vancouver film offices coordinating. Distribution is set for the U.S. market.
The British Columbia government proclaims Bill 69, the Motor Vehicle Amendment Act No 2, making BC the first Canadian province to require blood samples and ban driving with over 0.08 BAC. Violations include fines from 100 to 2000 dollars, imprisonment up to six months, and automatic six month licence suspension. Police may demand samples at hospital and without consent if unconscious or injured.
Don Phillips analyzes July BC sales and prices, noting a rise above national averages while critics focus on government ad cuts. He cites a 6,841 FTE drop since 1982-83 and projects savings near 230 million yearly with further 25 percent cuts, arguing fewer government employees can boost private sector hiring and restore economic health.
The listing shows daily sign on at 8:45 with 400 er, St. 945, then 10:15 Friendly Giant and 10:30 Mr. Dressup followed by Sesame Street at 11.00. Afternoon includes Can Reflections 3:00 and Do It For Yourself 4:00 with All in the Family 4:30 and Variety 5:00 leading to Three's Company 5:30. Evening features News Spts Weather, Audubon Baseball Inside Baseball, The National Night Final, Barney Miller with late news blocks.
Thursday September 8 schedule lists afternoon programs from 3:00 Can Reflections to 11:07 Night Final. Evening lineup includes Barney Miller at 11:27, then News S pts Weather at 6:00 with late entries.
On Friday September 9 a day of programming begins at 4 00 with Do it Yourself followed by News Spts Weather at 6 00 and Sports Journal at 6 30 The lineup also mentions Remington Steele Barry St Marie and Dallas Monte Carlo as part of the feature slate.
On Saturday September 10 listings show 5:00 Facts of Life followed by 5:30 CFL Football and late night blocks including 11:00 The National 11:15 Night Final and 11:30 Five Star Theatre, indicating a TV guide snippet with program titles and times.
The listing shows a morning timetable on Sunday with sessions from 9:30 to 12:30 including Rex Humbard at 10, Grand Prix at 11, World Wide Cl at 12, and Terry Winter at 12:30. Afternoon slots 4:00 to 5:00 include TBA entries with program blocks such as Walt Disney Fraggle Rock Beachcombers The Magic Show and Hill Street Blues.
A compact listing showcases Monday September 12 with Happy Days and Hanging In featuring Charlie Brown MASH and Bob Newhart in a local TV schedule segment highlighting guest stars and show titles.
The notice outlines a schedule on Tuesday September 13 with Canadian Reflection at 3 00 and News Sports Weather at 6 00. It mentions Coastline Canada and the program Three's Company with Too Close for Comfort indicating broadcast sequencing.
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