Chetwynd Wins Sno Golf Tourney At Moberly Lake Club
The Chetwynd team led by Frank Campbell won the Moberly Lake and District Golf Club Sno Golf Tournament held February 11 and 12. Kris Johnston shot 36 for the lowest score. Bernice McMillan had the highest score at 101. Other prizes went to oldest golfer Tom Wilson and youngest Trevor MacLean. John P Walkden earned the long drive award. Trading Post donated six prizes and an Odyssey car raffle concluded with B Walkden drawing.
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Chetwynd
Frank Campbell
Moberly Lake and District
Sno
Campbell
Rose Campbell
Bernice
Tracey
Pat Young
Prince George
Little Village Inn
Kris Johnston
Bernice McMillan
Tom Wilson
Trevor MacLean
John P. Walkden
Bruce
Vivian McMillan
Trading Post
Moberly Lake and District Golf Club
Odessy
B. Walkden
Phillips Announces School Expansion and Village Plan
Don Phillips MLA announced two provincial funding approvals at a Chamber of Commerce event on February 18. A $173,000 grant will fund a music room and home economics room at Chetwynd Elementary Secondary School, enabling construction soon. The province will cover $20,000 of the $25,000 cost for the village plan, described as forward looking and citizen-proud.
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Don Phillips
M.L.A
Chamber of Commerce
Phillips
Chetwynd
Free legal lectures tonight at Senior Secondary School
The first free Legal Lectures will be given tonight at 7 30 p m in Room 10 at the Senior Secondary School. A big turnout is expected. The Stress & Anxiety seminar was canceled for lack of pre registrations though regrets were expressed. Lecturers come from out of town so pre registration is necessary to save them a wasted trip. An Art program was hoped to form.
Minister urges chambers to unite for BC growth road map
Don Phillips, Minister of Economic Development, told the Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce during a northern tour that chambers can amplify small town voices to government. He urged communities to showcase proposals to reduce red tape, attract investment, and build a larger tax base, arguing a confident, collaborative approach benefits industries and social services.
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M.L.A
Don Phillips
Chetwynd
Chamber of Commerce
Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce
British Columbia Chambers of Commerce
British Columbia Development Corporation
B.C
Crusade for Christ Set for April in Chetwynd
Seven Churches of Chetwynd sponsor a Christian Counselling Seminar Feb 14 15 at the Chetwynd Gospel Tabernacle led by Rever end Glenn Fretz of Crusade Evangelism London Ontario. Seminar trains counsellors for the Alf Rees Crusade for Christ in Chetwynd April 23 30 1978 with attendees from Anglican Gospel Tabernacle Evangelical Free Faith Lutheran Seventh Day Adventist Zion Presbyterian United clubs.
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Chetwynd
Alf Bees
George Fast
Bret Langerud
Glenn Fretz
London
Ont
Churches of
Alf Rees
Anglican
Chetwynd Gospel Tabernacle
Evangelical Free
Faith Lutheran
Seventh Day Adventist
Zion Presbyterian United
Rev. B. Langerud
Rev. H. Dreland
Tony Melsness
Larry Arnett
Georgia Hodges
B. Penny
Lester Tallman
Our development aided by CACRS headlines in town
Citizens hear about Coal to start Hasler Gas Scrubbing Plant to go and Pipeline construction beginning soon. Local reports emphasize that future growth will bring new residents with social needs and demands for specific services in Chet wynd.
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Chetwynd
Christensen’s Oregon Education Pioneer Returns to South Peace
Dr. Oscar C. Christensen, reared in Oregon, taught high school and counseled in secondary schools before joining the Oregon State Department of Public Instruction. After earning a doctorate at the University of Oregon, he helped establish the elementary school counselor education program.
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Oscar C. Christensen
Oregon
Oregon State Department of Public Instruction
University of Oregon
District 59 Budget Sees Eleven Percent Increase for 1978-79
The 1978-79 budget for School District 59 shows an eleven percent expenditure rise with an estimated $11,176,925 required versus $10,062,989 last year. Secretary-treasurer Don Friesen notes cautious expense control while heating costs and teaching salaries rise.
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Don Friesen
Peace River North
Pat McGeer
Snowmobile Traffic Crackdown Warned by RCMP
RCMP warn of complaints about snowmobiles on public streets and on school grounds. Riders on streets face prosecution with a minimum $250 fine under the Motor Vehicle act and possible license suspension. Snowmobilers must obtain school principal permission to ride on school grounds.
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R.C.M.P
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Ed Hoffman
Windrem
Chamber of Commerces
Chambers of Commerce
British Columbia
Bernice Tracey
Crusade For Christ
God
Fretz
Cathie Soles
CACRS
Christensen
South Peace
B.C. School Trustees Association
BCSTA
McGeer
B.C.S.T.A
B.C. Teachers Federation
BCTF
B.C. Research Council
Pat Brady