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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Sep 10, 1975

Page

2

Housing clashes as Chetwynd council and agencies meet

Officials from the Housing Dept and CMHC visited Chetwynd to discuss Crown Subdivision housing with the Council and locals. A Thursday meeting was cancelled for lack of interest yet many business leaders were not contacted. Residents questioned why homes were sold before advertising and debated planning issues and council communication.

Housing Dept CMHC Chetwynd Council Crown Subdivision A.H.O.P C.M.H.C. Prince George The Echo Hayward Lennox C.M.H.C Dept. of Housing

Transportation policy fails to offer Canada a clear plan

Introduction to a 1975 House of Commons booklet by Jean Marchand lamented Canada’s transportation framework. The critique says the policy is weak, with no new proposals, failing to address provincial needs or bold strategies, and confirms a continuing policy muddle across government and economy.

Canada House of Commons Jean Marchand McPherson Royal Commission On Transportation

Deaf Ballet Troupe Ends Peace River Program

Patricia Pedersen, a dance instructor, announces the Terpischorian Dance Company will discontinue operations in the Peace River area, canceling Ballet instruction for the 1975-76 year across three district schools. She thanks parents and students for their support and expresses hope for future opportunities.

Peace River

Watch for toys in carriages tragedy prompts caution

A Canadian baby died after a rattle obstructed her throat while unsupervised, prompting a coroner to urge parents not to leave small toys with infants. The piece notes a 1974 rehab residence's first year serving 1,630 injured workers and lists various ministers' travel as socialist tourism.

Canada Workers’ Compensation Board Richmond

Ottawa Criticized for Inflation and Red Tape Burden

Ottawa faces sharp criticism for restricting business and fueling inflation through money printing and monopolies. The piece argues government action is misaligned with business needs, driving unemployment benefits costs toward four billion dollars, while programs like UIC and family allowances add to the worker’s burden.

Ottawa Canada UIC Canadian Federation of Independent Business

Our Man In Victoria and Canadian Social Policy Debate

Don Phillips Nicolson surveys Victoria coverage with ministers traveling to many nations, while Carl Linden discusses poverty, family allowances, unemployment insurance, and CPP. He argues social policy should focus on family support and wage guarantees, urging CPP and UI reforms amid rising premiums and pension concerns.

Ottawa Canada Pension Plan UIC CPP

Travel Tales and Local News From Canada Mushrooming Anecdotes

A lively column from Moberly Lake blends travel quips with Canadian happenings. The author notes trips through Minneapolis and Milwaukee, hotel gripes, a doll convention, and plans for a 1976 San Francisco event while updating on family health, an upcoming Ontario election, and sports notes including Bobby Orr and Edmonton speedway.

Bright Minneapolis Pfister Milwaukee San Francisco Canada U.S.A Ontario Davis Agatha Christie Miss Marple Hercule Poirot Bobby Orr W.H.A Jack Dennett Mark Donahue Edmonton Speedway

TV listings highlight September schedule and programs

A detailed Sunday slate shows daily time blocks from early morning devotions to late night CBC National News. Programs include Family Court Forest Rangers Partridge Family Brady Bunch M.A.S.H. Mary Tyler Moore Gunsmoke The Waltons and regional offerings like Rainbow Country and Circle Square with multiple sports and news segments interspersed.

Forest Rangers Flaxton Boys Partridge Family Brady Bunch Mr. Chips Mary Tyler Moore M.A.S.H Touch the Earth Police Story CBC National News Viewpoint Night Final Five Star Theatre

Monday TV Schedule Highlights

Monday’s lineup features morning devotion with Bob McLean then a matinee of Kerr, followed by Star Trek at 7 00. Evening offers Rhoda at 7 30 Funnier side of Eastern Canada 8 00 All in the Family 8 30 Chico and the Man 9 00 TBA CBC. Wrestling with Mr Piper at 10 40.

CBC

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