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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 28, 1983
Page
4
The Poinsettia, long a Christmas plant, now shows varied colors beyond red and pink. Modern varieties tolerate room conditions, require bright light, and prefer about 16 degrees C. To flower, keep daylight normal and avoid evening artificial light. flowering can be forced by 14 hours of darkness daily for a month. New plants arise from early summer cuttings.
Echo welcomes residents to Hetwynd area names several locals from Fort Fraser and Calgary zones. Moberly Lake Fire Department draws award winners Laura Desjarlais Adeline Sanders Roger Rohel Faye Lindstrom Mau Pickering. Anne Currie chosen for Pacific Rim Volleyball team. Chetwynd Challengers rise to fourth in South Peace Hockey League. Quiet week as holidays kept people busy. Call to share Christmas celebration plans.
Victoria BC Minister of Forests Tom aterland announced the establishment of two new provincial forests, adding to two existing forests in the Stum Provincial area. The action formalizes expanded protections and potential resource management across the province.
Montreal blanks New Jersey 6-0 behind a late third period burst. Lafleur reaches the 500 goal milestone at 8:34 of the third, while Shutt adds a goal as Montreal completes the scoring spree.
On December 10 and 11 Junior and Senior skaters from Little Giant achieved notable passes. Carmen Aileson Teena Berg Allison Thomas Susannah Teeple Susan Mowbray and Deanne Ennis passed their first figure. Bonnie Horan passed Preliminary Figure and three skaters earned Junior Bronze Freeskate. Dutch Canasta and Swing dances saw Deb by Dunn Menard Jobson Dundas Van De Riet and Dempsey pass Dutch and Canasta while Bonnie Horan passed Swing.
RCMP Crime Prevention Unit announces a forthcoming Business Watch in the community from December 19 to March 30. It includes updating existing security files, premises checks, a telephone fraud alert system for retailers, shoplifting education, and Oce providence with RCMP marked item tracing.
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