Hudson Hope Chetwynd Winter Carnival Schedule
The 1976 Hudson Hope Chetwynd Winter Carnival runs February 6 7 8 with events at Bullhead Mountain Curling Rink Outdoor Arena and Community Hall. Friday features a pup hockey tournament mixed bonspiel Sno Queens Ball and crowning at 9 pm with Tuscola Mountain Rangers music. Saturday continues with minor hockey outdoors arena curling and more events.
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Bullhead Mountain
Tuscola Mountain Rangers
Hudson Hope
Moberly Lake
Biroish
Reward of Service and Community Weekend Notes
A social evening honors Bill Williams for service to the local Legion branch with a candle cake and a golf cart. Fort Nelson hosts the Royal Purple bonspiel with attendees from Chetwynd. News from Chetwynd includes local officials, school trips, and Community Chamber events plus race and sports schedules for the weekend.
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Bill Williams
Auxiliary and Legion Branch No. 258
Bill
Bill Kelm
Ladies of the Royal Purple
Fort Nelson
Eva Thomson
Carol Berlinger
Marie Lossing
Brenda Burtch
C.0.r.p
Chetwynd
Chetwynd Health Unit Reopens Staffed by Nurse Barbara Hamilton
The Health Unit in Chetwynd is again open and staffed by Mrs Barbara Hamilton RN. The facility has operated only twice weekly since it closed last June, and the restart marks renewed local access to nursing services.
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Chetwynd
Barbara Hamil R.N
Berlin invites group Berlin invites group
The Peace River Alaska Highway Tourist Association is invited to head a British Columbia delegation to Berlin Germany near February end. Don Ashley reported that region H has been approached by the Provincial Department of Travel for production leadership with potential gold panning duties. Jesse Starnes of Taylor would lead, with Ashley as companion if travel is free. Even with airfare, costs are estimated between 2500 and 3000 dollars for accommodations materials and meals, while hosts will cover booth and rent. Ashley said the Germany trip costs match a Vancouver show and was given authority to report back.
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Peace River-Alaska Highway
B.C
Berlin
Germany
Don Ashley
Department of Travel
Ashley
Jesse Starnes
Taylor
Fathers' Comedy Night Stage Show at Chetwynd Arena
The second annual Fathers' Comedy night is set for Saturday February 7 at 8:30 p.m. at the Chetwynd Arena. Public Health Nurse staff constraints leave the district served from Dawson Creek twice weekly, with Mrs Hamil R.N. filling in temporarily until a June public health appointment. The clinic hours are listed for adults and preschool visits, with responsibilities spanning Chetwynd and Moberly Lake.
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Chetwynd Arena
Dawson Creek
Hamil R.N
Chetwynd
Moberly Lake
Agrologists oppose Peace River flooding proposal
The Peace River branch of the B C Institute of Agrologists has prepared a 10 page brief protesting planned flooding of the Peace River Valley. They warn that flooding would permanently remove most northern B C land suitable for commercial root and vegetable crops and set a dangerous precedent for the agricultural land reserve.
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Peace River
B.C. Institute of Agrologists
Peace River Valley
Bill Bennett
Don Phillips
Ed Smith
B.C. Hydro
B.C. Peace River
B.C
Auxiliary President Reports On 1975 Activities
The Auxiliary president presents the annual report detailing ten regular meetings with July and December recesses. Highlights include a February dinner meeting with installation by Mrs Bunne Hoffman, a March Easter bake sale, April gift cart made with donated labor, May conference travel to Prince George, the Florence Nightingale Tea, Candy Stripers activity, and a June 24 awards night followed by a wiener roast at Moberly Lake.
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North East
Bunne Hoffman
Maiika
Prince George
Fort Nelson
100 Mile House
Hospital
Val Stannard
Penny Morton
Drake Place
Moberly Lake
Chetwynd
Dams easing peace river fears and museum plans noted
The Peace River Liard Regional District and North Peace Historical Society show little concern about dam flooding effects on Taylor. The society seeks relaxed permit costs for rebuilding a log museum house at Peace Island Park, Taylor, with a $90 fee for a non profit group. Hudsons Hope Library plans another flea market after a successful prior event.
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Peace River Liard
North Peace
Peace River
Taylor
Snowy Weather Poses Risk to Forage Crops in Peace Country
District Agriculturist Dale Engstrom says light snow is not helping the land as it may fail to build moisture for forage crops. After a Tuesday tour he urged more snow to replenish reserves, noting reports of fencing amid a frost shortage. In Fort Nelson oil sites, frost is scarce at six to eight inches with workers hoping for two weeks of 30 below temperatures.
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Dale Engstrom
Department of Agriculture
Dawson Creek
Engstrom
Peace Country
Fort Nelson
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Hudson’s Hope
Larry Tuck
Ottawa Club
Tuck
Allan Foster
Kenny Howes
Ottawa
Bunne
Elizabeth Barrett
Browning
Darcy Groves
Alberta
Ernie Pfanner
Mrs. Pfanner
Doreen Roseneau
Maxine Lonfat
Vancouver
Harold Amundsen
Public Heath
Barbara Hamil
Hudson’s Hope Library Association
Hoffman
Joan Taylor
Rosemary Drake
Irene McClarty
Rheta Rix
Centennial Public Library
McClarty