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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 10, 1982
Page
4
A gardener advises choosing the right tool for tasks to reduce strain and injuries. Shovels spading forks hoes and rakes suit digging and soil work while hedge shears and small hand tools serve pruning weeding and bed care. Kitchen scissors can thin seedlings to prevent regrowth and soil disturbance. Bear Aaaae
The 1st Chetwynd Brownie Pack held an enrolment on Tuesday February 2. Six Tweenies Tina McLeod Tracey Meachem Shannon LaGreca Christina Nowicki Christy Wark Rochelle Martin were enrolled by District Commissioner Robbie Larsen. The ceremony featured The Story of the Toadstool read aloud by older Brownies and a magic pool setting in the Brownie Ring. Each Tweenie repeated the Brownie Promise as Mrs. Larsen pinned on enrolment pins. Refreshments followed and birthdays for Shaui Savoie and Tina McLeod were celebrated with a birthday cake.
Recipe feature after skiing or skating suggests baked stuffed Edam with scallops walnuts and raisins flavored with vermouth. Serve with breads fruits and beverages. Free Holland Cheese recipes cards offer and a pine recipe box for order details and mailing address.
National Farmers Union reports the Crow rate remains intact after meetings with Mr. Pepin Mr. Whelan and cabinet ministers. They note division among ministers on changes and praise support from the Progressive Conservation Caucus and NDP for retaining Crow rates. The union urges western premiers to resist industrialization proposals and to spend the federal 1.3 billion in the west.
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