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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 14, 1999
Page
18
A retro style column surveys how excess choice tires people and how partnerships complicate trust. It critiques endless options, warns against sharing keys, jokes about model eggs and adoption, and ends with a light note and Red Green’s quip about being left handed.
A historical note explains how Gatorade emerged in 1965 from Dr. Robert Cade’s heat exhaustion research at the University of Florida and quickly spread to 300 college teams and many others after sale to Stokely-Van Camp. It also recounts how tea bags began in 1908 when a New York importer marketed tea in silk bags after customers asked for more of the bags.
Vera Lekavy earns Recycler of the Week in Chetwynd for perfectly sorted materials. She brings newspapers magazines white paper flattened cans plastics and glass, rinsed to control odour at the depot, making the center cleaner and more efficient. Contact 788-3939.
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