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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 27, 1974
Page
2
The message notes alcohol involvement in about half of fatal Canadian crashes, with 6,200 deaths and 215,000 injuries yearly. It cites total accidents causing 12,000 deaths and over 4 million injuries, costing about two billion dollars, and promotes Safe Driving Week from December 1 to 7, 1974 with the slogan Drive like you'd like everyone else to drive.
The piece argues that top US executives earning over a million annually, with GM figures cited, must be weighed against global poverty. It notes hundreds of millions malnourished, Tanzania projects show per capita incomes under a dollar daily, and calls for social and economic justice in both developing and rich nations.
The council discussed Beak Consultants findings on Site One at the November 20 meeting with project manager Chris Boatman. A liaison committee with Hydro and other parties will plan for population growth over five years, prioritizing an ice arena, gym, and a new library.
In Lone Prairie, four inches of snow arrive signaling winter. Residents rush to fit winter tires and gather cold weather gear as alarm clocks fail and moose and beef talk mix with local politics. A November brush-fire scare threatens homes, sheds, and a new log house, with neighbors aiding firefighting efforts.
The Associated Chamber of Commerce holds its monthly meeting on Saturday November 30 at Pouce Coupe senior citizens hall with a tourist meeting at 3 00 and a general supper at 7 30 The extraordinary resolution on forming a separate tourist association will be discussed its future impact on travel promotion Also reports from the travel promotion booth Vancouver and Edmonton shows and a tentative June 1975 Travel Writers tour agenda are on the agenda Phone 788 2460 for details Dietary note lists Recommended Dietary Allowance for protein 56 grams for a 1094 pound man and 46 grams for a 128 pound woman.
A reflective column from Moberly Lake editor railing at budget critiques and political figures. The piece lampoons Premier Lougheed and UN debates while mixing TV and theatre notes, local residents, and theatre figures. It notes five printing errors and wishes for a cleaner column.
Carbohydrates supply energy after digestion and absorption. They may be used directly for energy, stored as glycogen in liver and muscles, or converted into fat.
Results are in for the second annual Young Canada's Book Week bookmark contest at Hudson's Hope Public Library. Prizes awarded by Mrs. Kathy Parr span grades through seven, including Laura Southwick and Nadine Molnar as first place winners.
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