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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jan 23, 1974

Page

2

Moberly Lake Students travel to Vancouver

BEVERLEY REES reports on a six day educational field trip from Chetwynd Elementary Secondary School. Students Yvonne Paquette Lana Lalonde Bernice Badine and Geraldine Redhead along with staff Malcolm Calliou and Peter Courtorielle visited Vancouver institutions and cultural sites in January sponsored by the First Citizens Fund. They met leaders including Fred House and Chief Dan George and heard Dr Adams speak on Indian Heritage. The trip aimed to broaden career and education prospects for local Indigenous students.

Vancouver First Citizens’ Fund Yvonne Paquette Lana Lalonde Bernice Badine Geraldine Redhead Chetwynd Malcolm Calliou Peter Courtorielle B.C.A.N.S.I University of B.C Vancouver City College B.C.A.N.S Fred House Queen Elizabeth Theatre Vancouver Museum and Planetarium Stanley Park Chinatown B.C. Union of Indian Chiefs Department of Indian Affairs Adams Metis Association of Saskatchewan Dan George B.C

Chetwynd Village notes on council and books

Alderman Dunn faced dog control issues in 1973 with 44 dogs taken in. 19 claimed, rest destroyed. Water and sewer frontage taxes face overhaul to correct inequities. Mentions new Alderman S Rix and past council, plus reflections on books, daylight saving time, heroin addiction debate, and quotes from Voltaire and literature.

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Hudson's Hope Library Annual Meeting Set for Jan 30 1974

The Hudson's Hope Public Library Association convenes its annual meeting on Wednesday January 30 1974. The library prides itself on the town's largest organizational membership and plans displays and exhibitions to attract more residents. Board members urge local residents to attend and refreshments will be served.

Hudson’s Hope Public Library Association

Frank Burkitt Elected Leader Of Rod And Gun Club

The Rod and Gun Club held its January 10 meeting to elect officers. New officers are President Frank Burkitt Vice president Claire Vogt Secretary Stewart Webster and Treasurer Hazel Saunders. Directors Neil Krebs Pat Devlin and Ed Bennington. Ed Bennington also named representative for Concern. Plans include forming a handgun club section and a wildlife conservation contest for Grades 5 to 7 at the Elementary Junior Secondary School with Mrs Strachan in charge. New members welcomed Jack Dick Brian Tyre and Patrick Devlin. Next meeting February 14 at the Community Hall. Wildlife Supper on February 22.

Rod & Gun Club Sam Kosolowsky Frank Burkitt Claire Vogt Stewart Webster Hazel Saunders Neil Krebs Pat Devlin Ed Bennington Wayne McIver Strachan Jack Dick Brian Tyre Patrick Devlin

Hudson's Hope School Christmas Concert Report

The annual Christmas concert at General George R. Pearkes Elementary was held December 19 in the Activity Room. Plays, choral speeches and songs by all classes, plus two carols by the choir, drew many parents and friends who joined in at the end. School closed for holidays December 21 at 3 p.m. Teachers departed to Maple Ridge Castlegar Vernon Dawson Creek and other homes for Christmas.

George R. Pearkes Mr. Whalen Maple Ridge de Anne Castlegar Mr. Biller Vernon Miss McCann Dawson Creek Mrs. Walker

Community News Roundup From Hope to Grande Prairie

Hope Carol Janzen stays in Providence Hospital with a long recuperation ahead. Doreen Claypool returns home from Fort St John. Norma Summers and Frances Summers are in Chetwynd Hospital. Gene Wodinsky family visiting Patterson parents. Sympathy to Harley and Heather Pollen on their daughter Aggie’s death. Ray and Gail Sutton relocate to Vancouver. Joyce St Dennis now works at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. Frances Van de Pohl moves back to Grande Prairie. Faye Lavallee nears semi retirement. District office adds J Devlin and D Fitzgerald. Snow banks rise as residents dig out and thaw out.

Doreen Claypool Fort St. John Norma Summers Frances Summers Chetwynd Hospital Frances van de Pohl Grande Prairie Faye Lavallee

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Marian Parker Moberly Lake By Beverley Rees Mayor’s Report Main Street Chetwynd & District Arena Chetwynd and District Chetwynd Pharmacy J. Stewart S. Rix Gratiano Scaramouche Rafael Sabatini Andre-Louis Moreau Daddy Kravitz Mordecai Richler Canada Council Jonathan Livingstone Mount Olympus Jonathans Marilyn Monroe Richard Bach Marilyn Norman Mailer Mailer Richard Nixon Marilyn Somr Charlotte Acko Eddie Cryingman Fred Napoleon Phillip Davis Edmonton Journal China Formosa Voltaire Carolla Belle Rod and Gun Club Hudson Carol Janzen Providence Hospital Gene Wodinsky Dad Patterson Harley Heather Pollen Aggie Ray Gail Sutton Wee One Joyce St. Dennis Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce J. Devlin D. Fitzgerald Fred Knowles Bobby Burns Elks Hall Featuring Kelm’s Orchestra Hart Hi-Way Confectionery Chetwynd Confectionery Elks Lounge Public Library Association 10Th Street Chetwynd Dry Cleaners Prince George Badminton Kelowna Kitimat Masset West Burnaby Kelowna Bowling Burnaby North Delta Richmond Curling Cranbrook North Qualicum Victoria Hockey Vancouver Campbell River Penticton Coquitlam Big White Mountain Nanaimo Green Mountain Revelstoke Mt. Revelstoke John Wrestling Jad Zo British Columbia Bank of Commerce BCAA Government of Department of Travel Industry Ernest Hall B.C. Sports Federation George Appleyard George B.C. Rail North Vancouver Lillooet British Columbia Railway British Colum Railway
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