Easter visits and family news at Lone Prairie
Lone Prairie residents share Easter stories with visiting relatives from Grande Prairie Saskatch ewan and Vancouver Island. The Werner Warneke ranch hosts grandchildren and kin while news notes births travel and local infrastructure progress include a hydro line and Lone Prairie Road bridge work with crews installing poles and equipment along Cowie Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Prairie
Werner Warneke
Grande Prairie
Karen
Ernie Jensen
Deanny
Cliff Sydbow
Lone Prairie Road
Elmer Kennedy
Cowie Creek
Camp Sagitawa Camp Meeting Plans Major Season
Sagitawa Christian Camping Society board met March 22 at Calvary Baptist Church to map a busy season. A camp director nurse cooks speakers and counsellors will be appointed. Programs include teen weekends Victoria Day Labour Day and July August camps for boys and girls with a five year plan and regional church participation. Next meeting April 19 Goodlow Evangelical Free Church at 9:00 a.m. call contacts provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagitawa Christian Camping Society
Calvary Baptist Church
L.I.P
Moberly Lake
Jerry Fisher
Alberta
Smoke Signals from Moberly Lake
An informal letter notes stubborn sayings, debunks old adages, and describes confinement in room 204 with a tent over the feet. The writer complains about bland meals, repeatedly mentions lukewarm tea, and jokes about giving blood for O Negative.
Impaired driving and liquor fines from Chetwynd area
The report lists several offenders: Chetwynd man Chetwynd was fined 400 for impaired driving after a February 7 1975 charge. James Keith Lekavy of Chetwynd fined 25 for minor in possession after April 5 1975. Derald Ralph Munch fined 100 for driving without a licence. Gary Marvin Paquette of Moberly Lake fined 250 for no insurance on March 1 1975. Winfred Tripp of Washington found guilty in absentia under MVA section 10 1 b, with suspended sentence. Arthur Paul Cobb of Oregon found guilty under CTA section 15 in absentia.
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Chetwynd
B.C
Dawson Creek
Lekavy
Derald Ralph Munch
Gary Marvin Paquette
Moberly Lake
Winfred Tripp
Washington
U.S.A
Arthur Paul Cobb
Oregon
Hudson Hope court report April 3 1975 items
Judge R McQueen presided at Hudson Hope Provincial Court. Flora Donald V. 54 from Chetwynd remanded to May 22 for impaired driving and breath sample failure. Stiemer Timothy 17 of Hudson Hope remanded to June 4 for dangerous driving. Luchinske Peter John 67 of Hudson Hope fined 150 with 30 day licence suspension for impaired driving. Gouldie Victor Charles 27 remanded to April 17 for cannabis trafficking. Holunga Mike of Fort St Beef production up 7 to 8 percent in 1975. John B.C. fined 25 under Litter Act Sec 4. Moderately readable fragments.
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Flora
Donald V
Chetwynd
B.C
Stiemer
Timothy
Hudson Hope
Luchinske
Peter John
Gouldie
Victor Charles
Community News Roundup From Town Bulletin
George Hospital sends regards for Becky's recovery. Sister Maiika returns from Edmonton's Provincial House. Easter visits saw Margaret Redekopp and Gerald in Penticton. Margaret's mother joined them in Chetwynd. George Odishaw families back from North Battleford. For tips, call Kathie at 788-2246.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maiika
Provincial House
Edmonton
Alberta
Margaret
Gerald Redekopp
Penticton
Chetwynd
Kathie
Chetwynd General Hospital Board Report 1975
The Medical Staff report to the Chetwynd General Hospital Society highlights new hires Dr. Nick White and Dr. Gerry Webb, adds Dr. Larry Day for pathology, notes radiology and lab service improvements, and records ongoing staff training. Grounds and landscaping improvements include a completed patio funded by the Ladies Auxiliary and Jaycees contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetwynd General Hospital Society
Chetwynd General Hospital
Nick White
Hudson Hope
Gerry Webb
Revelstoke
White
Dr. Webb
Ali
Dawson Creek
Larry Day
Day
Uity
Ternent
Craven
Vancouver
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Jaycees
Dawson Creek Hospital
Canadian Hospital Association
Lions Fundraising Drive Continues Throughout the Year
The Lions urge community support for ongoing fundraising activities to sustain their service projects and charitable work. Local volunteers promote events across the year to boost contributions and community involvement.
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Lone Prairie News
By Fay Cox
Billy
Carol Warneke
Carol
Ron
Yvonne Foster
Butch
Linda Robideau
Alice Robideau
Freddie
Dina Warneke
Ernie
Ramona Greegy
Dina
Bonnie
Linda
Lorne Herrick
Vern Herrick
Herrick Ranch
Vern
Saskatchewan
Casey Hillton
Prince George
Vancouver Island
Lower Mainland
Nikirks
Duncan
Doug
Kenny
John Cooper
States
Charlie Burns
Jack
Yvonne Kentzer
Clinton James
Lesley
Marian Parker
Benjamin Franklin
Room
North America
Peace River Country
Bennett
Barrett
Hudson Hope Court Report
R. McQueen
John
George Hospital
Becky
George Odishaw
North Battleford
W.H. Williams
Miss Bazan
Sylvia Gerchen
Ics
Sister Manika
F.G. Craven
Les Beynon
Fort St. John
R.N.S
Mr. McVae
Pat Lyons
Sandy Wheeler
John Lennox
LIONS
Lady Cheri
Beauty & Boutique
B.C. Mon
Thurs
Canyon Theatre
Bob Hope
Sat
Sun
Mon
Charles Bronson
Jack Palance
Green Cross
the Lawn and Garden Problem Solvers
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