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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 24, 1980
Page
10
Advice column Dear Abby discusses a junior high where two married teachers are involved in an affair, causing concern among students and staff while administration treats it as a private matter. The advice given is to avoid involvement and consider potential impacts on moral values.
A mid 20th century style recipe for holiday cookies uses flour, salt, cinnamon, baking soda, sugar, butter, eggs, water, dates, candied fruits, pecans and filberts. Mix dry ingredients, cream sugar and butter, add eggs, then flour, stir in water and fruits and nuts. Drop spoonfuls on sheets and bake 15 to 17 minutes at 350 degrees. Frost and yield about five dozen cookies.
Canada retailers introduce Listen for Pleasure talking books with 29 titles including The Eagle has Landed and The Day of the Jackal. abridged 2 to 2 1 2 hours, read by stars Sir John Mills Edward Fox Paul Scofield James Herriot David Niven. aids travel work or relaxation for visually impaired or homebound readers.
Fragmentary passage discusses provincial autonomy and federal attempts to amend the British North America Act. It cites BC opposition to changes perceived as harmful to Canada, urging respect for constitutional traditions and equity. Includes dated notes and a postal address for related information.
An estimated 8,000 telephone operators coast to coast will handle Christmas calls as Canadians greet relatives. B C Tel notes 1.2 million calls on Christmas Day last year and expects a 13 percent rise this year with 3,600 added circuits to ease peak load. Delays possible. callers should spread calls, call early or late, and use direct dialing and advance number checks.
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