Chetwynd Elementary Awards Day Receives Student Honors
Annual Awards Day at Chetwynd Elementary School on June 27 1974 lists students earning in Small and Large Block divisions across sports and academics. Names include Brad Smith Melvin Campbell Kelly Shannon Patsy Disher Ron Barnett Annette Girard Joe Gerstel Peter Courtoreille and others with notes on attendance and home economics and industrial education prizewinners.
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Chetwynd
Brad Smith
Melvin Campbell
Kelly Shannon
Patsy Disher
Pat Mahrt
Sheryl Mahrt
Tarla Hoover
Patsy Campbell
Ron Barnett
Annette Girard
Joe Gerstel
Peter Courtoreille
Resource board sets wide boundaries
The Chetwynd Community Resource Board confirms boundaries covering Le Moray Willow Flats Hassler Flats Moberly Lake Sukunka Lone Prairie Tidwell Bend East Pine and nearby areas after no objections by mail phone or in person The next general meeting is tentatively set for July 11 at 8 p.m in the Public Library Open to all plan to attend and bring questions or write Box 364.
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le Moray
Willow Flats
Hassler Flats
Moberly Lake
Sukunka
Lone Prairie
Tidwell Bend
East Pine
Chetwynd
Echo
East Pine Bridge
Peace River
West Pine Bridge
Candy Stripers Honor Night At Chetwynd Hospital Awards
The Candy Stripers of Chetwynd Hospital were feted at an Auxiliary hosted awards night led by supervisor Mrs R E Hoffman. Seventeen girls logged 720 volunteer hours with honors for 30 75 and 100 hour milestones and Kelly Bjorge named Candy Striper of the Year for attendance attitude and participation. The group performed a skit and presented gifts to Mrs Hoffman with nursing staff also recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetwynd Hospital
Kelly Bjorge
Geraldine Redhead
Clara Gonovick
Bjorge
Bernice Tracey Sr
Court cases from Chetwynd area June 1974 charge drivers
Milton Grant Cushway of Fort St. John charged June 21 1974 with operating an oversized vehicle in the Chetwynd area and paid a 35 dollar penalty. Peter Blue of Chetwynd appeared June 27 1974 for driving without a licence and without due care on May 4 1974 and was fined 25 dollars for each offence. Rennie Lalonde of Moberly Lake appeared June 27 1974 for driving over .08 percent BAC and was fined 100 dollars. Donald Ross of Chetwynd pleaded June 27 1974 for BAC over .08 and was fined 100 dollars. Mrs Rose Drake president of the Auxiliary thanked the hospital workers and invited all to a luncheon hosted by the Auxiliary.
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Milton Grant Cushway
Fort St. John
B.C
Chetwynd
Peter Blue
M Lundeen
Rennie Lalonde
Moberly Lake
M. Lundeen
Donald Ross
Manika
Rose Drake
Hospital Auxiliary meets as July hiatus looms
Seventeen members attended the Hospital Auxiliary gathering on June 25, the last meeting before the August 27 return. Mrs. R E Hoffman spoke on the National Hospital Convention in Vancouver. Auxiliaries across Canada raise four million dollars annually for hospital luxuries and ward equipment, with Ottawa and Jr Red Cross groups also featured. The note includes a list of members and their activities, a life lesson poem from Mary Fisher, and a local update on Bill Hughson and family planning to move to the lower mainland after coaching for years.
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R.E. Hoffman
Vancouver
Canada
Bill Hughson
Chetwynd
Lower Mainland
Bill
Chetwynd News Roundup and Farewells
Tunne’s Che tuc and ditt chat hockey figures unite the community as players and families bid farewell. Mrs Don Titus leaves for the East, honored by the Hospital Auxiliary with corsage and card. Elsie Norris visits, Austyn Grovius receives gifts, and locals Keith Playter and visiting families drop by.
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Don Titus
Chetwynd
Titus
Chetwynd Health Office Closed for July Month
The Chetwynd Office of the Peace River Health Unit will be closed for the month of July. Regular hours will resume in August.
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Chetwynd
Peace River
Oberle Seen as Best Placed for Peace River Needs
The piece argues Peace River voters should favor Frank Oberle in the riding’s MP race. It notes past MPs from Prince George and the need for representation aware of Peace country issues. It cites past MPs from Fort St. John Rolla and Chetwynd and stresses Frank Oberle’s unique suitability.
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Canada
Bert Leboe
Bob Barrie
Prince George
George Murray
Fort St. John
Gus Henderson
Rolla
Frank Oberle
Chetwynd
Peace Country
Peace
Polling Stations Set for July 8
The Federal Election is on July 8, 1974. Chetwynd voters go to the Community Hall Arena from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. to cast ballots for Allan Bate Liberal Frank Oberle Conservative Wendell Philip Smith Social Credit and Stuart Robert Steventon New Democrat Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Bate
Frank Oberle
Wendell Philip Smith
Social Credit
Stuart Robert Steventon
New Democrat Party
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Chetwynd Elementary
Bradley McKay
June Martin
Pranil Ram
Holly Ethier
David Gayse
Debbie Kennedy
Penny Schreiber
Karen Kelly
Sunil Ram
Christine Hoffman
Maureen
Ann Demeulemeester
Cindy Deak
Sandra Schreiber
Beverly Rees
Evelyn Howes
Esther Berg
Wade McDonough
Linda Kelly Senior Industrial
Ross Barton
Resource Board
The
Community Resource Board
Stripers
Leola Gagnon
Sharon Olson
Debbie McMillan
Chevron
Cindy Gerstel
Lorna Sandy
Cindy Sandnes
Connie Dalke
Hospital Auxiliary
Susan Schreiber
Jr. Red Cross
Brenda Moore
Ottawa
Greg Melnychuk
Stan Popovich
Nelda Golding
Wanda Deak
Laverne Norris
Athletic Council
Dean Burnham
Bradley Marcens
Yvonne Sims
Stephen Soles
Laurie Kolesky
Laurie
Life’s School
Mary Fisher
Tunne
Beth
Hospital
Women’s Auxiliary
Hughsons
Elsie Norris
Dapp, Alta
Mrs
Ray Norris
Bernie Grovius
Yustyn
Austyn
Keith Playter
Dawson Creek
Mrs. Swettham
Paradise Hill, Sask
Mrs. Morton
Hoffman
Campbell
Eddie
Kathie Campbell
Monica
Marsha
Bill Campbell
Sooke
Tony Topnik
Mr. Campbell
David Hoffman
Kelly Willard