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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 19, 1975
Page
2
Sixty five members of the Dawson Creek Symphonette and Choir directed by Mrs Rotrand Lopp will give a concert at Chetwynd School Auditorium. The performance is set for 3 p.m. on March 2.
Alfred Courtoreille explains he sold his trapline under legal authority after retirement. He disputes a clipped Echo report alleging wrongdoing, asserts sole ownership, and states Welfare recipients or others have no claim. He warns about obscene threats and distances the Indian Band Council from the sale.
Fay Cox describes an exceptionally cold stretch in Lone Prairie with 44 degree nights, a private bus contractor from Prince George, and radio phone requests for bus radios. Wolves migrate into the valley as moose sightings surge, recalling a 1962 winter with twin moose calves and a close encounter with a cow moose.
Smoke Signals from Moberly Lake presents a long, wry meditation on February being a gloomy month, with digressions about tax time, death, weather, insects, and the year’s progression from January to December, interwoven with personal anecdotes and a referenced dinner in the Legion Hall.
The Rod and Gun Club held its February 13 1975 meeting with eighteen members present and new member Ron Janzen. Committees finalized Game Supper plans as Fort St John Game Branch guests are expected. Mrs Bev Bairstow donated a painting as a door prize.
The Dawson Creek Symphonette and Choir under Mrs Rotrand Lopp will perform at the Chetwynd School Auditorium at 3 p.m. Sunday March 2. The group usually tours yearly but skipped December 1974 awaiting a spring reception. Ticket programs will be available later this week from Bunne Hoffman.
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