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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 07, 1976
Page
2
Hudson's Hope militant ladies and the local Labor Council push for local workers on Site One dam. The piece notes unions and big business influence, public publicity, and gratitude from the community. It also includes town social notes about anniversaries, weddings, travel, and holiday time.
A column blends remarks on Abraham Lincoln at Gettysburg with inflation, teen driving, and local lore. It juggles political sentiment about MPs voting against constituents, the value of money over time, and playful notes on Loch Ness and a Sleepy Hollow ghost for a light end to a page.
North Peace MLA Ed Smith says picnic tables in Sudeten Kiskatinaw and Charlie Lake will remain. He spoke after Parks Branch considered moving them from class A parks, with talks planned with local groups before any action. He questions economic sense of trucking costs to the south.
ICBC aims at lower automobile premiums as claims for the first quarter of the current fiscal year drop by as much as half from the previous year, Dr. Pat McGeer says. The education minister and ICBC president notes staff cuts, a reworked Autoplan rating plan, and plans to keep private insurers from shrinking ICBC’s general insurance market. The piece also contrasts capital and labor concepts.
A compact Zodiac forecast for July 4 to July 10 outlines clashes and changes across signs. It warns Taurus to use past gains, Libra to guard speech, and Pisces and Capricorn about relationship strains and long term plans, with caution on investments and impulsive actions.
Dr Brian A Brown a Presbyterian historian and writer describes himself as a Presbyterian of Presbyterians. He has lived and worked across four Canadian regions and the United States and West Indies. His book The Burning Bush is a north based epic on ethical development and frontier exploration.
Jean Trewella, acting director of the Rotary Health Unit, probes life in the far north before Dawson Creek. Brian Brown's Burning Bush explores northern church life, native harmony, and pioneer courage with politics, education, and faith shaping the region. Commissioner Bob Burrows praises the book as an exciting description of northern courage and determination.
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