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Chetwynd The Echo in Chetwynd, British Columbia

14 Sep 1999

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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

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Sep 14, 1999

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Literacy funding boosts literacy projects across British Columbia

Advanced Education Minister Andrew Petter announced 700000 for 35 literacy projects across B C to mark International Literacy Day. The program supports individual and family literacy, tutor training, and public awareness, with regional coordination in Tumbler Ridge Chetwynd Dawson Creek Hudsons Hope Fort St John Fort Nelson. Call Audrey Thomas at 250-387-6174 for details.

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B.C Andrew Petter Potter Linda Mitchell Literacy Tumbler Ridge Chetwynd Dawson Creek Hudson’s Hope Fort St. John Fort Nelson Audrey Thomas
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Forest policy review underway across British Columbia

Forests Minister David Zirnhelt released The Working Forest Directions For The Future a discussion paper guiding BC’s fall policy review along with several issue-specific papers. The Association of B.C. Professional Foresters backs openness and objectivity while four new mills stall awaiting ministerial action. LP and Slocan propose OSB mills. Slocan seeks changes to its pulpwood agreement. Roads upgrade gets a boost with 15 million dollars for bridges and culverts.

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Cental Interior Logging Association David Zirnhelt Association of B.C. Professional Foresters Nick Arkle Professional Forester Fort St. John Louisiana Pacific Slocan Forest Products OSB Slocan Ministry of Forests
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Llamas touted as family friendly livestock in Farmington

Nancy Schlauwitz of Farmington extols llamas as low maintenance companions good for family life. She notes their longevity up to 25 years for geldings and sires, minimal feed needs, easy fencing, and potential income from wool. About 15 local sites raise llamas, with contact at (250) 843 7780.

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Nancy Schlauwitz Farmington Nancy Mike Schlauwitz
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