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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 10, 1982
Page
6
A reader notes that cards accompany gifts rather than stand alone. Traditional favors include chocolates or a dozen red roses, with chocolate seen as aphrodisiac. Romantic options feature a heart shaped satin pillow, a framed photograph, or breakfast in bed for a loved one.
Tourism Minister Pat Jordan announces Richard H Lemon 34 will become first director of the new educational services branch. Lemon, formerly with the Provincial Hospitality Industry Resource Centre and Vancouver Community College, starts January 25 and will oversee hospitality certificates and travel counselling training. He will liaise with education and labor ministries and institutions across the province. Lemon, a UBC graduate with instructional design training, reports to John Currie and brings a decade of tourism experience to the role. He is married with a daughter.
Ministry of Environment officials warn of numerous moose wandering into homes to escape the snow. The growing wildlife concern highlights potential danger to residents as animals move closer to populated neighborhoods.
Mr J M Lainsbury proposes taking sixty acres from the Agricultural Land Reserve to create a mixed parcel on District Lot 1816 and Lot A Plan 25395 with 600 housing units in three phases 100 300 and 200, a school and park, awaiting council in principle approval. Moose safety advisory follows.
A satirical description of a Canadian identity as a mosaic of imported goods and global brands. It portrays a man consuming products from many nations while watching American television, then writing to his member of parliament with a Chinese pen to urge Ottawa to address unemployment.
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