Ski Swap Plans With New Chetwynd Executive
The Chetwynd Ski Club elected a new executive at the November 28 meeting and outlined plans for the coming season. The ski swap is set for Sunday December 11 at 2:00 pm at the Ski Club with a potluck at 5:00 pm. Contact Karen 788-9436 or Twyla 788-3140 for details. Cross country skiers invited to December 11 swap 2-5 pm at the ski lodge, same contacts. A Creative Play Christmas party is scheduled for December 10 at 10:30 am to 12:30 pm, via Creative Play Leader Lynn Chavinard. A Children's Christmas Party for ages 9-10 is December 10 from 2-4 pm at the Community Hall in the Recreation Centre with admission.
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Chetwynd Boys Volleyball Ties for Eleventh in Provincial Playoffs
Senior boys faced tough national level play in Victoria finishing eleventh of twelve as coach Terry Baker noted the high calibre. Chetwynd lost to Clearwater Lambrick Park and Smithers in preliminary rounds and to Kelly Road before beating Highland to end in eleventh. Mt. Sentinel won, Smithers second, Lambrick Park third. Baker praised service reception and digging as critical and urged younger players to improve.
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Chetwynd Challengers secure second win at home
The Chetwynd Challengers defeated the Hythe Mustang A's for their second win of the season and first home victory. The match took place at the Chetwynd and District Recreation Centre on November 29, with the opening goal scored in the first period.
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Licences down but revenue shows increase
British Columbia hunting licences numbers fell in 82 83 yet overall revenue rose more than 3 million dollars as licences and permits costs doubled. The report details licences by species, resident and non resident counts, and per item prices, with total provincial revenue reaching 9.45 million.
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Mrs Jobson Leads Little Giant Figure Skating Club
Mrs Jobson, a kindergarten aide at Dokie School, leads the Little Giant Figure Skating Club as president in her second year. She has seven years with the club and has served six years on its executive, guiding annual elections and shaping the season ahead.
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