Moose fatalities prompt ministry highway safety appeal
Moose deaths on Omineca Peace Region highways average nearly one per day. The Ministry of Environment asks drivers to stay vigilant and report collisions to authorities to reduce wildlife mortalities and improve road safety.
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Omineca Peace Region
Ministry of Environment
Sukunka
Fitness and moose cautions for holiday season travel
Recreation news urges balanced holidays with diet and regular exercise using the FIT formula. It promotes a Christmas fitness plan, a free book from the Recreation Department, and calls Mary Perry at 788 2214 for copies while also warning drivers about moose traffic risks in Prince George and Fort St John regions during winter with tips to slow for animal sightings.
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Mary Perry
Ministry
Prince George
Fort St. John
Sittler to Stay With Maple Leafs This Season
Toronto owner Harold Ballard said Darryl Sittler will remain with the Maple Leafs while seeking a suitable deal with another NHL team. Ballard emphasized Sittler’s contract stands and the team won’t be giving him away, aiming to receive full value for a front-line player.
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Darryl Sittler
Toronto Maple Leafs
National Hockey League
Harold Ballard
Ballard
Maple Leafs
Sittler
Vancouver Canucks
Little Giant Club test day yields multiple CFSA passes
The Little Giant Figure Skating Club held a December 12 test day with skaters from Chetwynd Dawson Creek Fort Nelson and Fort St John working on CFSA tests. Several skaters passed Preliminary Figures First Figure Preliminary Freeskate Junior Bronze Freeskate and various dance tests. Special thanks go to Stagecoach Inn and Super Valu for support and groceries.
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Little Giant Figure Skating Club
Chetwynd
Dawson Creek
Fort Nelson
Fort St. John
Teena Berg
Janice Norlund
Allison Thomas
Luisa Eusebio
Heather McKinnon
Carla Teslyk
D’arcy Jackman
Stagecoach Inn
Super Valu
Basketball league seeks players as Animals forfeit
Wednesday night games featured the Cavaliers and Blues Brothers with the Animals short of players. Blues Brothers beat the Sonics 87 to 44 with five players scoring 14 or more. Stu Garland led with 19 points. Wilf Gauthier scored 19 for Sonics. Dave Gee Al Briard and Tony Bennett added 16 for Blues Brothers. Interested players should contact Stu Garland at 788-9651 to form a fourth team. Next games January 16 at 8:00 pm. Cavalier's play Sonics and Blues Brothers face Animals.
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Stu Garland
Cavaliers
Blues Brothers
Sonics
Wilf Gauthier
Dave Gee
al Briard
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