Editor Defends Training While Fearing Militarism in Canada
The editor argues against universal military training in public schools and camps while acknowledging defense needs. He claims drill and discipline improve health, character, and self-reliance, and would forge comradeship and a collective spirit. He mentions organizing Boy Scouts in Cumberland.
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Council delays anger over Dunsmuir Avenue sidewalks
A letter criticizes the council for missing sessions on a Dunsmuir Avenue pavement plan while grade data sits ready. It cites past petitions for cement sidewalks and laments voter expectations, urging action or a new meeting. It also notes a high school resignation affecting students and trust.
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