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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 23, 1980
Page
3
Grateful reader credits Dear Abby column for publishing The Living Will which urges dying with mercy and no heroic medical measures. Adam from Highland Park asks how to regain trust after a car accident caused by another child. Abby advises truthful, responsible behavior to rebuild confidence.
Consumer guidance warns against expecting pristine results from cleaners and advises checking with the Better Business Bureau for complaints. It emphasizes telling cleaners about soils, avoiding DIY stain removal, inspecting items on pickup, and keeping original measurements for disputes. It also notes possible shrinkage in textiles and when to pursue manufacturer responsibility for damaged goods. The text cites the B C Fabricate Association contact in Vancouver for disputes.
A column urges prudent drivers to stock a warm, nourished emergency kit for rural Canada travel. It recommends blankets or extra clothing, space blankets, candles with matches, and cautions against running engines for heat due to exhaust fumes. It suggests freeze dried foods, water melted from snow, and disaster readiness while stranded. Bumper Talk is prepared with Bumper to Bumper.
A small colony of European brown snails in Kitsilano, once seen as a northern advance, raised alarms as 20 snails in a backyard could threaten gardens and citrus orchards. Environment Canada said no new funding followed a public alert, while the species has spread to 17 U.S. states including Washington.
A local incident at a harbor leads to a court case as authorities in Leh Ey investigate a fall aboard a vessel. Officials report no serious injuries, while the investigation determines responsibility and possible safety lapses. The outcome hinges on legal proceedings and maritime safety standards.
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