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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Apr 28, 1976

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National Forest Week 1976 Emphasizes Forests In Everyday Life

Readers note that National Forest Week runs May 28 1976 with the theme Forests Part of All Our Lives. The piece highlights forests as a backbone of Canadian history and modern living, noting beaver fur trade, settlement, transportation, and a wide range of wood products. It urges sustainable management to meet future demand and stresses forests as renewable resources.

Canada Canadian Forestry Association

Denison plans progress on Quintette coal project

The article details Denison Mines progress toward a large Quintette metallurgical coal operation in British Columbia. It covers engineering and economic studies, a potential $500 million financing need, and tentative Japanese sales contracts. Route options to port involve BC Rail and CN railways, with government preference for Britannia Beach. Ownership is split among Denison 38.5 percent World Resources 36.75 percent, and Mitsui/Tokyo Boks 25 percent. A townsite is set aside in Quintette, and eight major coal projects are under consideration in BC. The piece ends with a separate letter to Moberly Lake parents and notices for a May 29 1976 conference on Women’s Changing Roles hosted by the Terrace Women’s Organization.

Hermann B.C East Kootenay Denison Canadian National Railway Prince Rupert BCR Britannia Beach BCRCN Chetwynd World Resources Company Alco Standard Corporation Mitsui Mining Co. Ltd Tokyo Bocks Ltd B.C. Gazette Quintette Rick Higgs Yukon

Ladies Plan Bake Sale for Elks Hall

The Royal Purple Ladies will hold a bake sale at the Elks Hall on May 1, 1976 starting at 2 p.m. Proceeds benefit the Elks Deaf Detection Programme. Cancer Drive is set for the first week in May and canvassing may be arranged by contacting P H R Lady Burtch. Delegates to the Supreme convention were elected. Edmonton hosts the convention in July. New officers for the next year will be installed in May.

H.R Berlinger O.0.r.p Ladies of the Royal Purple Elks Hall Elks P.H.R Burtch Supreme Convention Edmonton Lossing Poh

Smoke Signals from Moberly Lake

A reflective travelogue piece recounts a Mojave Desert route from Los Angeles to Las Vegas, then shifts to biographical anecdotes about Hearst Castle, William Randolph Hearst, and Patricia Hearst, detailing the castle’s vast rooms, priceless artifacts, and the 1951 death of Hearst’s mistress Marion Davies along with contextual notes on the Hearst family and related events.

Time Magazine California Los Angeles Las Vegas Mojave Desert Hearst Castle William Randolph Hearst Patricia Marion Davies Norma Shearer Miss Davies Shearer

Tourism budget calls for dedicated travel minister in province

Regional tourism official Don Ashley urged a cabinet post focused solely on travel at a Peace River Alaska Highway Tourist Association meeting in Chetwynd. He noted travel and recreation cuts of 1.2 percent while forestry rose 24 percent and agriculture 16 percent, arguing a deputy minister was missing and that squeaking would have brought more funding. He pointed to Grace McCarthy’s heavy ministerial load as a constraint and pressed for reassessment and stronger support for tourism’s economic role.

Don Ashley Peace River Alaska Highway Tourist Association Chetwynd Department of Travel and Recreation Grace McCarthy Department of Agriculture Forestry Department

Peace Island Park hosts pan gold championships in 1976

Morning May 23 features three panning tests for fine medium and coarse gold with prizes a trophy and one ounce of gold plus the title King of the Sourdoughs. A Peace River Pan-Off runs May 22 with the same events and a pancake breakfast gathers attendees. Prospector's Olympics offer detector hunts claim staking and other contests funded by local merchants and electronics firms.

Alaska Highway News North Peace Savings and Credit Union Peace Island Park Central Record Electronics Ltd Rocky Mts. Detectors Ltd Diversified Electronics of Canada Ltd

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