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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 21, 1995
Page
6
A plea promotes voter points to help Preston with meals clothing and shelter for two years. It invites two million interested readers to request more information and promises tax receipt and two wallet size photos of Preston in a suit helped purchase.
A concise critique argues home news and local papers endure amid rising satellite, cable, and computer costs. It notes radio’s decline, readers’ habits, and the stubborn appeal of print for local news, warning against a brain dead generation from new media.
A letter to the editor argues that Canada must shed the English monarchy and adopt a Canadian republic. It condemns imperial traditions as divisive, cites the monarch as a foreign head of state, and urges power to reside with Canadians through a democratic republic. It warns of Monarchist League and Empire Club opposition and claims RCMP allegiance to the monarchy.
A 15 year old notice recalls a village council proposal to extend the fire department facility from two bays to five at a cost of 204000 dollars. It also lists archived prices for groceries including Golden Delicious apples four pounds for 1.49 dollars broccoli 69 cents a pound carrots two pounds for 59 cents frying chicken 68 cents a pound and three Libbys baked beans cans for 1.49 dollars.
Ten years ago plans were underway to start a cadet corps in Chetwynd this September thanks to Legion sponsorship. The Little Giant Figure Skating club hosted its annual ice carnival Those Entertainment. The Merchants Association discussed a possible Chetwynd car dealership. The Hospital Auxiliary donated a $4,000 coagulation meter to the hospital. Don Titus sponsored a spellation for grades 1.
Years ago B C Hydro donated 2200 dollars to the pool society for Chetwynd s new pool. The Ringette team returned from a Finland trip. Rick Robinson arrived to take over as hospital administrator. Spring break showcased teaching staff and student acting talents with a can can rendition by Jessie Shirley Jan Chmelyk Candy Clouthier and Sherry Berringer.
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