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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 29, 1976
Page
2
Published every Wednesday at Chetwynd by South Peace Publishing Ltd. Subscription rates Canada nine dollars per year foreign countries fourteen dollars per year single copy twenty cents. Bunne Hoffman editor and publisher.
The Echo flags a typographical error from last week misreading SHRL Maxine McGuigan of Kamloops as being linked to Chetwynd. The Publicity director clarifies she is Supreme Honored Royal Lady of the OORP nationally, not tied to Chetwynd.
Frank Oberle, MP for Prince George Peace River, said the gun control bill C-83, held since the last session, was unlikely to be revived due to 104 amendments. He argued the bill would not curb crime and warned he would label any renewed push as gun control rather than safety legislation. He also referred to an upcoming one day union stoppage.
Vancouver meeting of regional district delegates urged Victoria to grant regional authorities the power to approve subdivisions locally to speed development. A Canadian labor milestone could test government restraint, with observers comparing Canada to Britain’s compulsory union membership approach.
Aries in partnership talks shows creative exchange and mutual respect. Taurus faces unpredictable partners with exciting, evolving progress. Gemini cleans up unfinished business at home and work as Moonchild finds romance and dividends with children. Leo should focus on private domestic needs and host gatherings. Virgo expects unexpected guests and erratic dealings with women. Libra hints at financial plan changes and practical new gain ideas. Scorpio fears a romantic shock while Sagittarius aids others with empathy. Capricorn Aquarius Pisces note unusual friend developments, career help, a possible promotion, and a refreshing vacation forthcoming.
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce faces a pivotal vote at its Montreal meeting September 26 to 29 on its stance toward price and wage controls. Executive director Samuel Hughes notes the decision will hinge on member views, reflecting broader discontent with anti inflation measures despite initial willingness to accept them.
As C W L president and hostess, she welcomed dignitaries at the Sept 28 1968 opening of the Youth Centre. Don Phillips Marcel Lamarre sent greetings and many supporters contributed to the project. The buildings were named O'Grady Dining Hall, the boys dorm after W A C Bennett and the girls dorm after Don Phillips.
Municipal Affairs reviewed the RETURNS basis October start with completion aimed for 1977 to secure clean village water. R & R lots sold, no future lots for years. Health Dept explored a dentist in town and cost sharing for hospital repairs. Camp leaders praised and plans outlined with community support. fall weather enjoyed during tours. Broadcast recording beep tone regulations noted for BC Tel and federal approval.
Northwest Rodeo Association lists Holly Ethier as All-Around Junior and Tarla Hoover as All-Around Cowgirl. NRA meeting and banquet set for Fort St. John October 16. Ali weight remarks, Ed Hoffman returns from Saskatchewan, and visiting relatives from Saskatoon and Prince George are noted amid brief local items.
Don Ashley of Region H outlines PRAHTA progress after its first summer under the new name. The group showcased gold panning at Berlin and Atlanta fairs, boosted German traffic by 25 percent, and arranged a future swap of gold panning champions with Australia. PRAHTA surveys Region H, plans an Australian exchange, a regional brochure, and a 30 week LIP project to build a central travel events registry. The organization relies on a 60 40 government to local funding mix and broad local support.
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