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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 23, 1975
Page
2
A short travel essay urges readers to explore the world for growth and pleasure. It contrasts the Mayflower voyage with modern jet travel, notes Canadians as leading travellers, and stresses planning, purpose, and curiosity as the keys to meaningful journeys.
Hudson's Hope council met at 10 a.m. July 16 to address pool management and cleanliness complaints from the Swim Club. A new head lifeguard, Danny Schilds of Dawson Creek, was hired. Mrs. Carole Walters sought boat launch facilities at Lynx Creek and road upgrades, with costs to be studied. A water hauling license for B and C Water Haulers was denied due to lack of room for two licensees. Security at the pool remains a continuing issue.
MLA Don Phillips visited Lone Prairie during summer holidays after a letter from Wilma Keuitzer to assess power status. Despite lines and poles, energization was delayed but Hydro officials promised energizing this weekend with house hook ups next week. The piece notes local visitors, rodeo events, and health update for senior citizen Werner Warncke recovering from burns in Vancouver.
A reflective piece traces Harlequin from 17th century theatre to personal reveries, contrasting live performance with imagined ideals. The author recalls childhood scrapbooks, letters, and local notices, then pivots to reflections on space, science, and imagination before finishing with host and visitor updates from Moberly Lake.
The article notes visitors praise the area with comments like beautiful setting friendly people and lovely weather. A suggestion box in the tourist booth invites ideas to improve tourist trade and public facilities. Camp life often becomes a stream of canned experiences.
The plan authorizes $782,000 to buy about 13 000 acres in the Farrell Creek Community Pasture near Hudsons Hope to support 2500 animal units. About 3630 acres north of Prince George will be bought to develop 600 animal units in the W M Community Pasture at a cost of $580,000. Total project expenditure reaches $1 965 000 for improvements and extension of community pastures.
ARDA decision allocates 198 000 dollars for Hallis Lake Community Pasture land development to support around 600 animal units east of Quesnel. Groundbirch Bear Mountain Beatton Doig pastures in Peace River receive 220 500 dollars to cover escalated project costs. Ottawa July 4 1975. CRTC to review AM licences with FM renewals for licences expiring early 1976. Guy Lefebvre Director General of Licensing.
A concise quotation piece highlights August Hare's view that praise from others serves mainly as a moral guide, shaping what we should strive to become rather than revealing our current state.
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