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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 23, 1977
Page
2
The Conference Board argues education must go beyond babysitting providing basic skills and self awareness. It calls for economic literacy in high schools, explaining money, credit, taxation, wages and the circle of money to prepare students as informed voters and workers.
A reader argues BC lacks enough hunting, notes new hunters and access roads, and questions whether harvests should favor quantity or trophy quality. The piece raises whether future generations deserve high quality hunting and hints at policy debate continued on page 7.
Children's Hospital in Vancouver has launched a Specialized Product Distribution Centre to help families obtain medically required dietary foods on a cost basis. The service orders items like Gluconal and gluten free products, delivering them to customers who otherwise face high costs or limited availability, with stock kept on site and larger orders possible on request.
Tourism British Columbia seeks details of all Region H public events from May to September for province wide calendar distribution. Include event name, contact, date, location and nature. submit to Don Ashley by April 1. PRAHTA sponsors the series. contact Region H coordinator at Fort St. John for info.
Frank Oberle discusses Bill C-24 in Parliament, criticizing hearings and the bill’s vague criteria and implementation. He warns the policy may infringe civil rights, questions regional development alignment, and notes reliance on bureaucrats to shape admissions while supporting refugee discretion and humanitarian aims.
Parliament debate centers on whether a tribunal should hear those on an extra parliamentary list labeled subversive. Mr Oberle questions PM Trudeau about action to clear names of individuals tied to alleged subversion, while Trudeau notes no charges were laid and criticizes the opposition for publicizing names.
Local witnesses attended a two day seminar at Grande Prairie Composite High School where activity was the keynote. Attendees 915 from nearby congregations learned to stay busy in Christian works and spread the Bible message, with eight baptized to show dedication to God.
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