WEST COAST 78
Pride in their past is strong among West Coasters, but even stronger is their optimism in the future. They want to expand and consolidate their indus* tries, as well as keeping the Coast a good place to live in and visit. Let them show you their busy towns, sparkling lakes, silent forests, towering mountains and impressive coastline. And if you want to take home a souvenir — pottery, painting, jewellery and glass-making are all thriving. Editorial Nancy Cawley Advertising Neil Francis Brian Nicholls '' . .
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Press, 15 June 1978, Page 19
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