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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1975
Page
2
A fragmented quotation warns that a 1919 Allied‑seized Communist document outlined tactics to destabilize society. It lists steps such as corrupting youth, controlling publicity, sowing division, ridiculing leaders, seizing power, inflating costs, provoking strikes, eroding morals, and confiscating firearms, urging readers to see parallels today.
In Lone Prairie Fay Cox opines on weather shifts and Celsius adoption, warns of egg import concerns amid a looming drought, and weighs calf calving timing with vivid farm scenes of newborn calves, winter folds, and rancher care. note continues on page 7.
A column blends personal apologies for an OCR error with reflections on Robert Burns and Highland Mary. It recounts Burns cottage museum items, the Burns Bible, and a long meditation on Burns as poet, plus local notices about residents, a meeting at Moberly Lake, a death in Dawson Creek, and a tongue in cheek remark about crime and world events.
The council heard two liquor license requests this month. Lane Motel and Rentals won approval on December 18 after a tense debate and a tie vote. Aldermen LaPointe Williams and Boykowich opposed. MacKeigan Walmsley Hodgkinson supported. Mayor Trew cast the deciding vote. Final permission awaits Liquor Control Board criteria.
Parents in Hudson Hope circulate a petition to address discipline issues after the removal of corporal punishment in schools. The PTA met with School Board No. 60 in December. teachers report lack of backing for suspension in elementary grades. Community notices mention property applications and district acquisitions.
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