Quiet weekend in minor hockey results listed
Weekend of February 14 and 15 saw several junior hockey results. Gerry's Store beat Coalition 3 to 2 as Lance Wood Brad Farnsworth and Syd Calliou scored. Timberjacks defeated Hotel Flyers 2 0 with Matt Dalke and Dean Gladue scoring and Colin Courtoreille earning a shutout. Westlander 7 Hudson's Hope Tom Thumbs 1 with Demmans Powell Swanton Braaten and Murray among scorers. Legion Seals and Chetwynd Legion tied 2 2 with Larsen Barton scoring for Seals and Brewster scoring twice for Chetwynd. Chetwynd Midgets Dawson Creek RCMP 6 with Fowler scoring the only Chetwynd goal. Reports on Elks Tournament not available due to missing score sheets. Reminder of Pup Jamboree in Chetwynd February 28 29 and bake sale proceeds for Minor Hockey. NHL Pool No 18 winner was T Soloshy.
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Gerry’s Store
Coalition
Lance Wood
Brad Farnsworth
Syd Calliou
Ryan Neals
Timberjacks
Hotel Flyers
Matt Dalke
Dean
Gladue
Colin Courtoreille
Westlander
Hudson’s
Tom Thumbs
Garth Demmans
Lee Powell
Dale Swanton
Blake Braaten
Hudson
Dale Murray
Legion Seals
Chetwynd Legion
Seals
Shane Larsen
Pat Barton
Curtis
Brewster
Chetwynd
Dawson Creek Rcmp
Fowler
Elks
Dawson Creek
NHL
T. Soloshy
Hudson's Hope Library Board Welcomes Two New Members
The Hudson's Hope Public Library Association held its annual meeting on February 11 1976 in the library. Eight members of the public attended including three Aldermen. Two new board members Mrs E Quinn and Mrs M Harvey were welcomed. Anita McWilliams was appointed library representative to the council. Executive officer elections were deferred to March. A flea market and new library building progress were discussed. Monthly board meetings are on the second Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. in the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson’s Hope Public Library Association
E. Quinn
M. Harvey
H. Auld
R. Calder
A. Summer
W. McIver
H. Hodgkinson
E. Parr
E. Jackson
Anita McWilliams
Hudson’s Hope Council
Royal Purple Plans Skateathon Fundraiser
The February 19, 1976 regular meeting of the 0.0.R.P. chaired by H.R.L. Berlinger with fifteen members approved sponsoring H.R.L. Berlinger for a March 7 skateathon. Lady Berlinger performed figures amid praise, displaying smooth technique through extensive practice and aiming to entertain the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.P
H.R.L. Berlinger
H.R
Berlinger
Library reports 1975 Chetwynd Public Library statistics
The 1975 report shows 111,263 total books in stock with 1,381 more than 1974 and 19,136 circulations up by 1,596. Adult, juvenile, and paper back stock rose to 4,113 3,429 and 3,721 respectively. registered borrowers fell to 913. A jumble of notices follows about local clubs and secret sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetwynd Public Library
Pocket Books
Taylor takes over Peace Island Park
Grace McCarthy announced the transfer of Peace Island Provincial Park from the provincial parks board to the Village of Taylor. The 104 acre park near the Peace River junction with the Pine River was established in 1964 and included three islands and four land parcels. Development has included historical building restoration with government aid and a local initiatives programme grant. The village takeover aims to continue park development for community purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Island
Provincial Parks Branch
Taylor
Grace McCarthy
Peace Island Provincial Park
Peace River
Pine River
L.I.P
Peace Island Park
Fay Cox reports rising food costs and local events
Alberta Wheat Pool figure Bill Rydell says cheap food will vanish as production costs rise and world demand grows. February seeds, greenhouse plans, and zucchini prep feature in Fay Cox's Lone Prairie column. Community notices include a Chetwynd group meeting, road petition, a wedding shower, and the Lone Prairie Stockmens Association AGM set for Feb 28 at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Cox
Bill Rydell
Alberta Wheat Pool
Dawson Creek
Lone Prairie Stockmens Association
Billy Warneke
Chetwynd court news February 12 1976 proceedings
On February 12 Judge David Levis dealt with cases from Chetwynd B C. Bryan Best received a suspended sentence and 18 months probation for break in and theft at the Government Liquor Store with up to 250 restitution. Laverne Norris faced fraud charges for food at New Blue Sky cafe, but the Crown withdrew after trial. Local penalties listed include multiple motor vehicle offenses with various fines. Winning numbers for the Olympic Lottery January 25 are listed with several prize amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Shannon
del McCormick
William Minsinger
B.C
David Levis
Bryan Wayne Best
Chetwynd
B.e.&t
Laverne Norris
Levis
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Shawn Proctor
Willard Dunn
Joey Hall
Randy Listhaeghe
Stacey Kelly
Curt Koening
James Courtoreille
Stuart Grove
Darren Hiller
Royal Purple
Library Reports
Marianne L. Hall
Fort Nelson
Mickle
Topaz
M. Lossing
Lone Prairie News
Chetwynd Area
John Jackman
Geneva Hillton
Lone Prairie
Twidwell Bend
Hart Hiway
Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce
Fetc
Bev Warncke
Billy Warncke
Carol Warncke
Judy Devlin
Warren Fowler
Larry Cox
John Brass
Ralph
Elsie Hagen
Beaverlodge
Rocky Mountains
Chetwynd Court News
Nels Pedersen
Eric Kalison
John Stuart Young
Camrose
Lutheran
International Harvester
British Columbia
CAE Morse Ltd
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