Lone Prairie Gymkhana Showcases Fourth Annual Event
Lone Prairie Riding Club held its fourth gymkhana on August 31 with 12 riders. New members Jason Bodo Alaine Grant and Allan Grant welcomed. Winners span PEE WEES Barrels Poles Flags Scurries with multiple riders taking top spots. Rain shortened the day but participants enjoyed the competitions and fun events.
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Alaine Grant
Allan Grant
Christi Rainey
Sherri van de Riet
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New Deer Licence Tags For British Columbia Hunters
The Ministry of Environment introduces a new deer licence system for the regular hunting season starting September 15 in the Omineca Peace Region. Hunters receive a licence card and may buy up to three stamps labeled Antlered Only or Antlered and Antlerless, one stamp per season. Stamps cost $8 each and valid CORE cards serve as hunter numbers. Upon kill, hunters punch holes on the deer card to record date region species sex and age, with potential penalties for improper cancellation. Hunters should submit tooth samples from all ungulates with a return envelope and questionnaire.
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Underwater Week Boosts Chetwynd Recreation Programs
Recreation news reports a successful Underwater Week at the Chetwynd playground and Summer Activities Programs with near record daily attendance. Leaders praise the momentum and await the final two weeks of activity. The current theme is Interplanetary as the Chetwynd Public Library screens two films.
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Local pool offers final summer swim lessons and events
Carol Venus announces the last summer swim lesson set from August 16 to 27 with open spots. The schedule includes early bird 6:30 to 8:00, noon 12:00 to 1:00, public 1:15 to 2:15 and 5:15 to 6:15 daily. A police station field trip, Weird Week August 23–27, and a New Games day are planned with activity details at 788-2214.
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Shelly
Carol
Chetwynd Pool
Jessie
Rec. Dept
Chetwynd Mixed League Tournament awards prizes to top teams
The 2nd Annual Mixed League Tournament in Chetwynd was a two day event on August 7 and 8. Nine local teams competed in a modified double knockout format with Stealers taking first prize, Canfor Ltd. second, Five Dept. third, and Price & Markle fourth. Trophies were sponsored by Playter's Trophies and Deck's Yard and Garden. The Molson Brewery Prince George sponsored the tournament, which organizers called highly successful.
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Chetwynd Recreation
Playter’s Tophies
Stealers
Deck’s Yard and Garden
Canfor Ltd
Molson Brewery
Prince George
Seeds of Prosperity Seed Production in Northwest Thailand
Scientists from Chiang Mai University, aided by a grant from Canada's IDRC, will help hill tribe farmers produce high value vegetable seed for tomato, lettuce, sweet corn, Chinese radish, and leaf mustard. The project aims to identify best varieties and production techniques and train locals to run the seed operation themselves.
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Thailand
Canada
International Development Research Centre
Chiang Mai University
BC Hunting Regulations Updated For 1982 83
Environment Minister Stephen Rogers announced that the 1982 83 hunting rules are effective with changes to seasons and bag limits across regions. Open deer moose and elk seasons in Region 7 are shortened for wildlife recovery, caribou seasons tighten in Skeena and Region 6, and mountain goat areas face closures. Elk seasons expand in East Kootenays while Okanagan alters mountain sheep limits and a new three part deer licence card system is introduced.
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Omineca Peace
Rogers
Skeena
Smithers
Burns Lake
Skeena Region
Okanagan
Expos won’t replace Fanning. Virdon not in plan now
Montreal Expos president John McHale says he will make needed changes to reach the World Series but does not intend to replace manager Jim Fanning with Bill Virdon immediately.
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Montreal Expos
National League Baseball Club
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Bill Virdon
McHale
Virdon
Houston Astros
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Olympic Stadium
Argonauts Add Walker Defensively From Stampeders
Toronto Argonauts acquire defensive back Merv Walker from Calgary Stampeders for future considerations. Walker started senior football in Bramalea Ontario and joined the CFL with Winnipeg Blue Bombers in 1975. The move is not framed as a replacement for Jim Fanning this season.
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Toronto Argonauts
Merv Walker
Calgary Stampeders
Walker
Bramalea
Ont
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
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