Saddle Bronc and Rodeo Event Standings by Competitor
Detailed standings across saddle bronc bulls riding calf roping bare back riding bulldogging and goat tying with top five finishers and scores. Notable names include Jack Palmantier Dale Furhiman George Palmantier Bob Morrison Andy Copeland Dan Worthington Lorraine Dahl Marlene Franks Danny Moore and Rod Spiers among others across FSJ DC WI and Calgary based in Fraser Valley venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Palmantier
Wms
Lake
Larry Elkins
Dave Griffith
Bob Morrison
Andy Copeland
Dale Furhiman
Taylor
George Palmantier
Wil
Mike Street
Mike Dodds
Dan Worthington
Gary Cooper
Earl Therrien
Tom Burles
FSJ
Dave Bouchard
Dave Kramps
Allan Jones
Leth
Marlene Franks
Kathy James
Hanna
Tarla Hoover
Chet
Mary Casey
Mugs Brown
Danny Moore
Gordie Moore
Wade McDonough
Brad Smith
Rod Spiers
Progress
Wayne Spiers
Junior
Gary Spiers
Trudy Gruenwald
John Swanson
Hudson's Hope Swimmers Qualify for Provincials
Hudson's Hope swimmers Aaron Kosolowsky? No. Susan Kosolowsky, Kenny Janzen, Tracey St. Dennis, Alan Heminsley, Kevin St. Dennis, Wade Stubley qualified for Vancouver Provincials. Medalists include Tracey St. Dennis two bronzes and two silvers, Kosolowsky multiple medals with two golds. Relays claimed a gold in 200m medley for Boys 9 10. Team led by Kenny Janzen, Alan Heminsley, Kevin St. Dennis, Wade Stubley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson’s Hope
Vancouver
Susan Kosolowsky
Kenny Janzen
Tracey St. Dennis
Alan Heminsley
Kevin St. Dennis
Wade Stubley
Jackie Molnar
M. Gascoyne
Karen Tutula
Fashion Show And Church Chimes Draw Community Guests
A September fashion show at the General Pearkes School features Carole's Fashions with Jonathon Logan and other brands, proceeds to Guides and Brownies, tickets from Carole's Fashions or at the door. Our Lady of Peace church bell music, inspired by Father Jungbluth, rings across the valley for reflection and worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jungbluth
Our Lady of Peace Church
Carole’s
Jonathon Logan
Bleeker Street
Nancy Gee
Kayser
Pert
England
Pearkes
Rita Hunt
Ruth Curzon
Trudy Heiber
Chetwynd News Briefs Include Weddings And Winter Travel
Mrs Natalie Kazakoff of Grande Prairie visited the Hoffmans and Kathie Campbell in Chetwynd for the wedding of former student Darlene Amundsen. Snow weekend prompted family absences at Moberly Lake while Emma Pfanner recovers in Dawson Creek hospital. Condolences to Schollenberg family on Lyle Schollenberg’s death. Eddie Campbell weekend trip to Upper Fraser. Muirs return to Nanaimo after visiting son and family Doug Muir. Tom Wilson and Norm Stirling golf trip to Grande Prairie. Margie Aselson in town to pick up visiting grandchildren. Aselsons relocate from Prince George to Smithers. Jan Hanson back from Edmonton dance workshop. plans Sept 8 classes. Byran Westgates of Prince George vacationing in Chetwynd with George and [Odishaw] family. Ring 788 2246 for news updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie Kazakoff
Grande Prairie
Hoffmans
Kathie Campbell
Chetwynd
Darlene Amundsen
Jan Hanson
University of Edmonton
Edmonton
Jan
Hospital accrediting visit highlights progress toward CAH accreditation
Dr. Bradley of the Canadian Council on Hospital Accreditation visited Chetwynd Hospital for an accreditation survey. A noon luncheon was held, flowers donated by Emma Pfanner, and staff from medical nursing and administration attended. He noted full department involvement and traced accreditation history from 1910 to Canada’s 1959 council creation and 1973 nursing board addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Manika
Chetwynd Hospital
Bradley
Centre
Emma Pfanner
Dr. Bradley
Canadian Council On Hospital Accreditation
Canada
Joint Commission
Canadian Council
Canadian Hospital Association
Canadian Medical Association
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons
Association of Medecine of Langue Francaise
Busy tourist booth highlights Peace River region notes
The Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce booth drew campers and visitors seeking road condition updates and dry camping spots after an early snowfall. Inquiries covered fishing hunting licenses industry and farming with interest in the W A C Bennett Dam a coal mine and a local farm visit. Visitors praised staff, while July totals showed 880 visitors versus 1 009 year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetwynd
W.A.C. Bennett
Peace River District
Loggers to haul grain in BC to ease hay shortage
The federal government approved a temporary waiver of federal sales tax on logging trucks used to haul hay within British Columbia and from Alberta. Agriculture Minister David D. Stupid announced four trucks are already en route to the Peace River area to move hay to Salmon Arm dairy producers. A federal order in council would seek remission of duties and taxes up to October 15, 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Department of National Revenue
British Columbia Department of Agriculture
Alberta
David D. Stupid
British Columbia
Salmon Arm
Peace River
Stupid
Federal Department of National Revenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dave Fergerson
Farr Therrien
Bob Bowers Jr
Ft. Nelson
Len Cartier
Lorraine Dahl
Surrey
Diane White
Haney
Marva Swanson
Arlene Rogers
Sharon Bicknell
Eileen Reinhardt
Calg
Kathy Bargett
Cremona
Effie Simpson
Dee Watt
Barreil Racing
Hudson’s Hope Swimmers
Lower Mainland
Martha Smith Conaway
Mrs. L. Fullerton
Mrs. Fullerton
Josie
John Gerome
Rianstn Aha
Tunne
Chetucynd
Moberly Lake
Dawson Creek Hospital
de Ont
Schollenberg
Lyle Schollenberg
Eddie Campbell
Upper Fraser
D. Dorosh Family
Prince George
Mrs. S. Muir
Nanaimo
Mrs
Doug Muir
Tom Wilson
Norm Stirling
Margie Aselson
Aselsons
Smithers
Byran
George Odishaws
North America
Village
Joyce Williamson
Chamber of Commerce
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