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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 25, 1976
Page
5
The Chetwynd Area Schools invite students residents to the Second Annual Winter Carnival spanning February 25 to 29. Activities open to the community include a snow sculpture contest, a men’s basketball game at C.E.S. on Wednesday at 7 30 p.m., and a broomball showdown between Firemen and the teachers.
On Friday the 13th at Chetwynd Secondary School a Valentine’s royalty ceremony crowned Jim Schilling as King and Ann Beattie as Queen after a week of fundraising. Carla Pfanner won Princess and Dwayne Beattie won Prince. runners up were Elaine Soberg and Wade McDonough. Proceeds support this year’s graduation.
In the Dawson Creek league the Chetwynd Marauders will face the Mashers on Wednesday February 25 at 7 30 pm in the C E S gym.Carnival Amy button wearers may attend at a special discount price.
Junior boys from Chetwynd Elementary and Secondary travelled to Dawson Creek on February 17, 1976 for a basketball series against O'Brien. The Chetwynd boys won 21 to 16 while the Chetwynd girls lost 24 to 22 in a hard fought, team effort contest.
A humorous reminiscence from Moberly Lake about a family with a compulsive collecting habit. The narrator jokes about collecting habits spanning buttons bottles dolls toys lamps and more, plus a wry court anecdote and prompts to prune belongings.
Moberly Lake residents Violet Assassin Florence Gauthier and Molly Desjarlais were in hospital recently John Nelson has returned home after months in Africa Eddie Cryingman and Ivy Gauthier are on the ailing list The Oliver Gauthiers hosted a party for the wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Greenwood Robert Stanfield praised as a nice guy in interview with Patrick Watson and politics discussed Work ethic and saving money noted Thought for the day urges saving for aging years
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