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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 30, 2010
Page
5
A reader praising nonviolent childrearing recounts years of caring for a boy named Charlie and other children. She describes calm talk, room time, and quiet guidance instead of physical punishment, noting her own harsh upbringing and preference for nonviolent discipline.
To the Editor, the writer rebuts Evan Saugstad’s April 2010 comment and defends claims about Western Coal’s potential to recall laid off workers at Willow Creek. He urges Langstad to visit the local Job Centre, talk with unemployed residents, and gain insight into unemployment in Chetwynd and smaller communities. The piece ends with an Easter banquet offer and Gideon Bible contact.
A brief note thanks friends and neighbours for collaborating to make Bibles available to the community.
Local readers are invited to submit letters to the editor to share views with the Chetwynd Echo. The paper encourages concise opinions on timely community topics and promises timely publication with name and hometown.
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