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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 09, 1983
Page
4
Indoor gardening can bring herbs and small vegetables into any space from a windowsill to a bedside table. Begin with radishes lettuce and leafy greens, use portable lights, proper soil, and gentle watering. sprouting and herb growing add decor and fragrance while offering fresh harvests year round.
The 1982 83 Economic Review and Outlook notes declines in many sectors but signals recovery for 1983. Inflation fell to 8.8 percent by year end 1982, mortgage rates dropped from 21.2 percent in 1981 to 14.5 percent in December 1982, and copper prospects may rise with low inventories. BC is expected to grow about 2 percent in 1983, aided by export coal contracts and favorable rates. The report includes sector analysis and charts. Copies available from the Ministry in Victoria.
PRAHTA coordinates tourism in Region H by aligning private sector efforts with provincial and regional directives. It promotes travel, coordinates advertising and training, liaises with hotels and media, escorts travel writers and agents, manages regional literature and travel shows, and maintains a regional office and funding. Tourism is the province’s third largest industry.
Vancouver postal officials said about 20 000 pieces of British surface mail, some postmarked before Christmas, arrived at the Vancouver Mail Processing Plant on Thursday. The shipment includes surface letters postmarked December 14 and 17. Processing began at once and officials expect all mail to be processed and delivered by mid week.
A BC firm notes nearly a century of service and marks Royal Visit memory by sending Teas for Two memorabilia and tea bags to hospitals and care homes for a March 8 tea party at 1 to 2 PM with Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. The letter promotes British Commonwealth ties and urges unity and freedom.
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