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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 25, 1976
Page
2
The poem portrays A C Tony Steiert a Saskatchewan farmer in Alsask district as a hardworking creator of land and life. It celebrates farming as heritage and artistry guiding climate driven growth and rural duties for the country.
Readers thank Beaver Lumber Chetwynd Chain Saw Sales and Service Chet Men's Wear Chevron Doreen's B B B Girard's Confectionary Gerry's Clothing Hart Highway Confectionary Highway Laundromat Imperial Esso Irene's 5 cents 1 Macleod Store Link Hardware Store Pacific 66 Rex Theatre Shirley Weeks The Blue Sky Cafe Texaco Valley Esso Yips Cafe Wild Mare and others who donated prizes Special thanks to the Metis for running the bingo and to the Legion for donating their hall More events planned a battle drive on Saturday 28 Snow-shoe-athon on Sunday 29 and an adult dance March 13 at the legion for the Ottawa Club Students
Victoria reader venting at Canadian goods bilingual labels inflation and price variance laments paying 40 cents for lettuce here vs 19 cents across the water in Port Angeles. He questions why bilingualism adds cost and why cigarette prices differ block to block, comparing local and cross border prices.
Fragmentary lines suggest a clash between Liberty and Order featuring Hansel and Sev V, with a grim arc where the hunger for order may erode liberty and trigger a chain of destructive effects. The text hints at ideological tension without clear context.
A Canadian Canadian Prime Minister notes drift in ideology with the United States during a Miami Interparliamentary Group meeting. He discusses energy policy, 200 mile zones, foreign investment, and potential retaliatory actions while praising trade ties and Autopact. The piece shifts to local Dawson Creek opera plans, detailing Hansel and Gretel’s development and upcoming performance.
A Dawson Creek production recalls Humperdinck's Hansel and Gretel premiered in 1893 at Weimar. The director explains adapting dialogue instead of recitative to aid young audiences while preserving the opera's unity of music drama and art. The score, dated 1894, reflects a global chorus of performers and past broadcasts, including CBC in 1970.
The Camrose Lutheran College choir, 35 CSC students aged 17 to 27, directed by Paul De Boer, will perform a varied program from Renaissance to modern works with a Brass Ensemble. The concert is in Chetwynd High School Gym on Wednesday March 10 at 8:00 p.m.
The Prince George Construction Association and the Prince George and District Building Trades Council join to build a 4000 square foot residence for handicapped children operated by the local association. The project, a two weekend build April 24-25 and May 1-2, will involve community fundraising with Kiwanis handling the kitchen setup and local media coverage planned. Project Chairman is Erling Skugaedal.
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