Easter Notes from Moberly Lake and Local News
The column lists Easter visits by Marian Parker and residents of Moberly Lake including Stan and Mrs Morrison visiting Alberta friends, Blandin family in Edmonton, hospital updates on Melva Napoleon and Malvina, and births in Hudson Hope and Provost. Also includes a satirical April Fool's piece by Marian Parker proposing wild election schemes and social ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Morrison
Alberta
Emile Blandin
Edmonton
Delima Blandin
Auguste Rohel
Albert Davis
Angeline Davis
Melva Napoleon
Chetwynd
Malvina
Prince George Hospital
Tony Rainbow
Nicholas
Adrian
Provost
W. M. Waite
Pouce Coupe
Hector Tremblay
Joseph Grey
Debra Stark
Hudson Hope
Sharon Kennedy
Taylor
Mr Assassin
Clifford Davis
Alexander Cook
Huddon Hope
Marlene Munch
Clarica McLean
Tana Rebagliati
Ruby Redhead
Stan Warner
Ann Nichols
Brain Umberger
Jim Watkins
Frank Courorielle
Tracey Lorry
Brain Kezer Fernie Gauthier
Joanne Ziegler
Bonnie Hornfelt and Ronald Cloarec Wedding in Chetwynd Hall
Bonnie Arlene Hornfelt and Ronald Frank Cloarec wed in the Chetwynd Kingdom Hall on March 31. Attending were family from Quesnel and Chetwynd with Gus Gruenke officiating. The bride wore a floor length gown with a white shear over satin and a waist length veil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Arlene Hornfelt
Ronald Frank Cloarec
Chetwynd Kingdom Hall
Bonnie
E. Hornfelt
Quesnel B.C
Ronald
Robert Cloarec
Chetwynd
Gus Gruenke
Dawson Creek
Terry Fehr
Cheryl Hornfelt
Canadian Forces in Europe Captured in Brief Memoir
The writer recalls a visit to a Canadian Commando unit in Europe, describing a briefing that included lectures, films, and a ground mock-up. A film demo showed close air support, sparking vivid memories of World War One infantry running lines from the jump-off point to the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Air Arm
Funeral services held for Mr Miller in Dawson Creek
The text notes Bunne McLeod Lake residents and Mr Miller’s death after moving to Greenwood, B C last summer. Funeral services were held March 29 in Dawson Creek. It mentions a column’s human-interest tone and a military training discussion with model vehicles and mobility concepts.
Hospital Bulletin of Convalescing Patients at Chetwynd District
The bulletin lists numerous patients convalescing at Chetwynd District Hospital from Hudson Hope Taylor and Hudson Hope again along with other towns. It notes length gowns in coral with empire waists and white full shear sleeves. It describes a wedding reception at Elks Hall with Rusty and Philip Clearee as best men and David Fitch Randy Hornfelt as ushers. The couple plan a California honeymoon and to settle in a location not specified amid bad weather guests from many northern towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusty
Philip Clearee
David Fitch
Randy Hornfelt
Elks Hall
Bob Fehr
Marilyn Anderson
California
Chetwynd
Williams Lake
Prince George
Quesnel
Grandsle
Burns Lake
West Bank
Kamloops
Houston
Dawson Creek
Grand Prairie
Mackenzie
Red Shield Appeal lecturer answers yes on Dinky Toys
A RED SHIELD APPEAL lecturer affirms the question of Dinky Toys with a firm yes. He signs off to column readers wishing Merry Christmas and a successful 1972 for Hudson Hope students and Fort St. John English teachers. April 1 1972 marks the PGE name change to the British Columbia Railway. The railway has grown from a small line to a major province transporter over two decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Hope
PGE
British Columbia Railway
Province
British Columbia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marian Parker
Moberly
Post Italia
Wildmart
Sirprises
Crode
Wille Friderick
Floyd Dokkie
Diogenes
Senate
CBC
Endor
Inuvik
Trev Schofield
Hospital Bulletin
Chetwynd District Hospital
Kevin Balmer
West Pender St
Vancouver, B.C
Sandra Ray
Homeplan Realty Limited
Traders Group Limited
Echo Publishing Ltd
Canada
Commonwealth
U.S.A
Peproleums LD
Pacific 66 Bulk Distributor
Hind
P.O
B.C
Kewee
Patterson's Auction Mart
Dawson Creek, B.C
Charolais
Notre Dame Auditorium
Dawson Creek Rope and Saddle Club
Nick Negu
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