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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 21, 1989
Page
4
The Little Giant Toastmasters Club hosts the Canada Day Speech Contest with the theme The Wonders of Canada to boost Canadian pride. The event aims to encourage national spirit and spoken presentation among participants.
Fay Asleson notes spring delays while the library showcases Koontz Midnight a chilling tale of deaths in Moonlight Cove with four leads Tess a Lockwood Sam Booker Chrissie Foster and Harry Talbot. Ian Mulgrew’s Unholy Terror probes Sikh networks India Britain and the USA and Canada’s role in counterterrorism. The 1989 Whitaker’s Almanack arrives with science and discovery notes. A Canada Day speech contest for Canadians 17 and older is set for Parliament Hill Ottawa on April 3 89 with registration via local Toastmasters clubs.
A portrait of a snowmobiler who remembers the old days and endures winter chores. He prays for snow shovels sidewalks, overhauls machines in remote places, and calls AMA when vehicles fail in a heated garage. He tolerates potholes, fights for timing with family plans, and balances sleds with everyday duties.
In a Chicago production this year of the musical Hair, 20 of the 23 cast members were wearing wigs. Some Thirties Only 29 percent of Thirtysomething’s audience are people in their 30s.
Easter message from the BC SPCA warns against giving chicks ducks or rabbits to children as toys. It urges humane treatment and keeping animals in their natural environment. Contact numbers for SPCA are provided. The piece also notes gas price comparisons in June 1988 showing Tokyo at 1.34, Toronto at 0.49, and Caracas at 0.05 per litre.
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