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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 03, 1983
Page
3
The article lists several adaptable ferns such as Holly Cyrtomium and Birds Nest Asplenium nidus that tolerate lower humidity and light. It emphasizes checking each fern’s growing conditions, noting that with adequate humidity some so called difficult ferns can be grown at home. The guide also covers basic care principles light temperature humidity water soil potting and fertilization.
A library briefing urges patrons to follow hours and return rules, warning that neglect causes higher costs and fewer services. It emphasizes keeping films and games out of the book drop and avoiding damaged books, with a detailed look at overdue notices and potential charges feared by taxpayers.
The Native Access Project funded by a Canadian grant at Northern Lights College reports strong success per Dean Al Westcott. Workers, including Geraldine Harrington and Lynn Letendre, help 35 Native people from Chetwynd, Moberly Lake, and Kelly Lake access college programs, funding sponsorships, and upgrading courses while seeking daycare and community support. Suzanne Hackworth coordinates activities, aiding Dawson Creek, NITEP access, and establishing a Native Education Advisor Committee with North Ez BC representation.
B C Hydro safety coordinator Earle Pritchett urges public cooperation to keep signs posters and other objects off power poles to prevent injuries from climbing spurs slipping on nails staples and attachments. Regulations by the Workers' Compensation Board prohibit foreign attachments on utility poles and help keep workers safe on the job.
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