Second class registration editor and publisher Bunne Hoffman
Bunne Hoffman, editor and publisher, oversees second class registration duties. Details unclear in readable text.
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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 08, 1982
Page
2
Bunne Hoffman, editor and publisher, oversees second class registration duties. Details unclear in readable text.
Two years ago the Chetwynd Volunteer Firemen collected funds for Cancer Research raising over 150 donations totaling $2,000 sent to the Canadian Cancer Society. MLA Don Phillips presented two cheques to Mayor Ernie Pfanner. The village reported sewage and water facility aid payments of 14,449 and 68,069 respectively. The baton clinic drew many awards.
Tammy Martin, a seventh grader, shares thoughts on returning to school. She expresses mixed feelings about summer holidays ending and looks forward to attending Dokie School.
Citizen of The Week Reverend Canon Dorothy Daly has lived in Chetwynd six years and was ordained as a Deconess in March 1964 before Canada allowed women priests. She spent years in England and Vancouver training, then moved to Chetwynd in 1976, serving Hudsons Hope and Chetwynd parishes and guiding church education while engaging in community work with Girl Guides and local committees. Daly plans a long stay in the North, aiming to catch up with Father Jungbluth’s 44 years in the area.
Don Phillips cites an anonymous BCGEU member from Dawson Creek criticizing statements about public service strikes. The letter argues lower paid workers face near poverty, notes job security, 35 hour weeks, paid vacations after a year, marriage leave, bereavement leave, and paid sick care, and questions wage fairness versus private sector.
The Employment Development Branch of Canada Employment and Immigration invites proposals for funding under the Canada Community Development Program. Eligible sponsors include municipalities businesses and non profit societies. The program provides wage money and some operating money.
Red Rock Cinema features Over the Edge from the 8th to 10th, Conan the Barbarian from the 11th to 14th, plus a Saturday Matinee of Yogi Bear. Over the Edge, rated mature, centers on teenage turmoil with a rock soundtrack by Hendrix and others. Conan stars Arnold Schwarzenegger as a warrior king in mythic battles and mysticism. Yogi Bear offers family animation. Also reported: Prince George-Peace River allocation of $522,000 and regional priority areas including accessible public buildings, housing, energy conservation, and community restoration with a September 30 application deadline. Sarah Cunningham will answer queries September 15 at the Chetwynd Centre. Government employee wage debate noted with critique of public sector greed.
Saturday schedule shows morning blocks with Circle Square Huntley Street and Wok with Yan. afternoon features Sports Weekend Earthbound and CFL Ottawa Edm. evening includes Love Boat Mr Merlin and Barney Miller. CBC News This Week and The National are listed among daytime and late entries.
The listing outlines a Tuesday schedule with 3:00 Variety 4:00 Do It Yourself 6:30 Fantasy Island plus arts special Three's Company and Too Close for Comfort and Yes Minister programs.
Celebrities Billy Graham and Celia Franca attended a gala on Wednesday evening with local organizer Minder. The event drew residents and noted supporters, highlighting community faith and culture while showcasing performances and speeches.
List shows and times for Friday including Billy Graham at 7 00, Summer Magazine at 3 00, Lou Grant at 8 00, Edge of Night at 4 00, Dallas at 9 00, Beachcombers at 4 30, The National at 5 00, Happy Days at 5 00, Night Final at 11 07, Muppets at 5 30, Barney Miller at 11 27, Golden Oldies at 11 57, Hee Haw at 6 00, and 7 00 11 57.
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