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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 14, 1990

Page

5

LP Proposes Changes to PA13 At Public Hearing

Louisiana-Pacific Canada outlined proposed changes to Pulpwood Agreements 10 and 13 at a public hearing in Chetwynd. The plan would allow interchanging wood between areas to optimize fibre use at a new CTMP mill, with aim to supply 452,000 cubic meters annually across three operations. Local mills expressed concerns on land base and future supply of deciduous trees, and the Ministry of Forests will accept written proposals through May 25 in Chetwynd and Dawson Creek.

Louisiana-Pacific Canada Ltd Chetwynd Dawson Creek Ministry of Forests Ministry of Forest

Alaska Highway 50th Anniversary Event Info Session

Hudson's Hope residents are invited to an information session on Monday May 14 1990 at 7 30 pm at the Community Centre. Tom Benoit and Gail Waberski will discuss marketing licensing and merchandising for the Alaska Highway 50th anniversary and how events are sanctioned as official celebrations. A preview of Rendezvous Road promotional film will be shown.

Vous ‘92 Hudson’s Hope Tom Benoit Gail Waberski Alaska Highway Windrem

May Is Cystic Fibrosis Month and Moonwalk '90 Call to Help

May marks Cystic Fibrosis Month highlighting CF impacts in Canada. The text notes CF's lethality in Canadian children, lack of cure, lung and digestive effects, and the one in twenty carriers. It promotes Moonwalk '90 at Dawson Creek Mall on May 27 and appeals for CCF Foundation volunteers to bolster a five member Chetwynd branch.

Dawson Creek Mall Chetwynd Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation

Mobius Loop Recycling Symbol Explained

Named after German mathematician August Mobius who died in 1868 the Mobius Loop is the recycling symbol used by PITCH IN CANADA and other government industry and public sector bodies across North America. The three arrows signify solids liquids and gases the three recyclable substance types and the endless reuse of materials.

August Mobius Mobius PITCH Canada North America

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