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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 11, 1977
Page
2
A civic manifesto urges Canadians to combat pollution through personal responsibility. Citizens should identify local problems, gather facts, talk to neighbours and M L A s, and push councils to provide litter receptacles and enforce laws. Reuse, recycle, cut packaging, and vote for pollution controls.
A reflective piece by Anonymous on wisdom in daily life. It notes life as a mix of good and bad days, the value of staying calm, and not taking others’ moods too seriously. It emphasizes courteous greetings, shared ambition, hard work, and cleverness as keys to success.
Westcoast Transmission president E C Phillips criticizes the Maple Leaf single pipeline plan linking American Arctic reserves with Canadian gas via a Mackenzie Valley route. He warns such a marriage risks sovereignty, potential energy control loss, and future legal pressures. He advocates two pipelines to coordinate supply with US demand and avoid costly misplacements.
Agriculture Canada released 1976 beef bull proofs from the National Sire Monitoring Program based on record of performance data. The summary lists 77 Angus 170 Hereford and 90 Charolais proven bulls with growth and calving case proofs. A copy is available from our office for review and more program information can be obtained here.
Mr. Warner Wilson guides Grade 11 or 12 biology students as they identify fetal piglet and frog parts in a hands on lesson. The group appears deeply engaged in anatomical study during this classroom activity.
MLA Don Phillips discusses returning to the South Peace and prioritizing listening to constituents. He notes the economic concerns raised on CJDC and in his constituency office, acknowledging varied expectations about future conditions. He emphasizes balancing talk with listening to understand what residents foresee.
Essential guide discusses dugout construction and maintenance for farm water needs in the Peace River district. It covers capacity, seepage loss, best site selection, and erosion control, with notes on the economic impact and the Alcan pipeline proposal affecting jobs and provincial revenue.
Tourism British Columbia will cover floor space at trade shows in Vancouver San Francisco or London to boost tourism in Region H. Interested operators should contact Regional Tourist Co-ordinator Don Ashley. PRAHTA sponsorship info available at PRAHTA Fort St. John BC.
Pitch-In '77 runs May 9 to 19 across British Columbia Alberta and Saskatchewan with more than 300 schools towns and organizations in a beautification push. Outdoors Unfittered and provincial environment ministries sponsor the effort which aims to engage over 500000 participants and distribute free garbage bags and information kits across Western Canada.
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