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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 04, 1989
Page
2
Gardening column advises sharpening mower blades to prevent ragged lawn edges and disease entry. It explains checking balance, proper filing angle, and seeking professional help if needed. Also covers hardening off and warming soil for peppers and tomatoes, using black plastic mulch, and trellising cucumbers to prevent belly rot.
A brief reader note from Craig in Grade 2 thanks the editor for a recent feature. The letter expresses appreciation and goodwill toward classmates and staff. It highlights positive school community spirit and friendly messages exchanged through the paper.
The 1989 Pageant was an unqualified success thanks to newspaper advertising by the business community and many volunteers. Tammy Watson won the pageant and Lynnette MacMillan was named 1st Princess, both to serve as ambassadors.
Barb Shirley writes on behalf of the Miss Teen Pageant 89 Committee thanking volunteers, organizers, and participants for their support and dedication to the event.
Documents show federal health warning rules on tobacco packages and advertising were softened before becoming final on Jan. 1. Tory insider Bill Neville, head of the Canadian Tobacco Manufacturers' Council, is accused of pressuring changes while Garfield Mahood of the Non-Smokers Rights Association says public health groups were kept in the dark. Final warnings reduce coverage to 20 percent and alter content, with reforms continuing into late last year.
The Chetwynd Echo welcomes signed letters and a phone number for verification. Public input helps cover local clubs and events, with preference for locally written press releases about non profit groups. Mail or drop off at the front counter, addressed to the editor.
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