Letters To The Editor On Reserves Pound District Debate
The letter condemns the minister of agriculture for pushing a pound district against Reserves 168A and 169 at Moberly Lake and suggests a community pasture to spare horses from highways but notes the proposal was ignored. It also criticizes MLA Marshall's statements on a 6.5 percent teacher salary cap and calls for correcting false claims while outlining budget figures and the need for leadership to curb inflation in education costs.
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Cyril M. Shelford
Moberly Lake
Pound
Shelford
Pound District
Marshall
M.L.A
Scout Promise and Founders Day Observed in Town
The community marks Founders Day on February 22 with Scouting and Guiding members praying and celebrating. Cubs Scouts Brownies and Guides led a church parade to the Anglican Church where Rev Peakes preached on Friendship.
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Scouting and Guiding World
Lord
Lady Bader Powell
Cubs
Brownies and Guides
Peakes
Family Builds Larger Home As Coutoreille Rest Works Go On
Smoke Signals reports Celestin Coutoreille family unloads materials to enlarge their home built by the Department of Indian Affairs. Prince Coutoreille and Eliza Walker have several children. David Hiebert, grandson of Fred and Matilda Napoleon, is hospitalized. Eddie Cryingman is ill. Community news covers a Saturday visit by Ralph Parker’s guests from Edmonton, a late turkey lunch, bus trips to Mackenzie, local thanks to Fergusons and Ogdens, and a personal sign-off from Marian Parker.
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Celestin Coutoreille
Department of Indian Affairs
Mr Coutoreille
Prince
Eliza Walker
David Hiebert
Fred Napoleon
Matilda
Eddie Cryingman
Charles Cryingman
Hospital Bulletin Names Chetynd District Inpatients
Convalescents listed from Chetynd District Hospital include Frieda Gladue and Eddie Field among several Mrs Ethel Blain Mrs Florence Courtori telle and others from Chetwynd. Names also feature Stan Warner Masters Lee McAvany Jeannette Salt Brian Courtorielle and David Hiebert with Marie Demeulemeester.
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Chetynd District Hospital
Frieda Gladue
Chetwynd
Eddie Field
Moberly
Ethel Blain
Florence Courtorielle
Galine Allison
Allison Moore
Stan Warner
Aditia Sousa
Marilyn Trom
Bley
Jannete Courtorielle
Lee McAvany
Jeannette Salt
Brian Courtorielle
Sheila Sidney
Brian Kezer
Florence Munch
David Hiebert
Marie Demeulemeester
Don’t Drink and Drive Message Urges Safe Choices
The warning stresses that drinking impairs thinking, action, and vision, increasing crash risk for drivers and others. It offers four steps: avoid drinking before driving, use a taxi or sober driver, acknowledge reduced driving ability after drinking, and reject the mindset that "it can’t happen to me." The text ends with a prompt for name and address.
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