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Chetwynd The Echo in Chetwynd, British Columbia

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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jul 18, 1995

Page

12

In Loving Memory of Wullie Hluubex

Ten years have passed since Wullie Hluubex died and we still miss him dearly. His laughing face and loving smile remain in our hearts as loved ones reflect on the last mile and the life that changed with loss. We feel his love watching from above and wish things could stay the same.

Wullie Hluubex

Canadian Badlands Passion Play in Alberta

A pastor recounts attending the Canadian Badlands Passion Play near Drumheller Alberta. About 100 actors and a 100 member choir performed in a natural amphitheatre using real period settings and animals. The event impressed with moving scenes including the crucifixion and Jesus calls. The author urges others to plan to see it next year for a blessing.

Bill Alberta Drumheller Badlands Cow Town Calgary Jesus Peter

Casey Stankey and Neil Maye Wedding Planned in 1996

Casey Stankey and Neil Maye, son of Mer and Mrs George Maye of Baie Verle Newfoundland, plan a wedding in August 1996. The notice confirms the couple’s engagement and forthcoming ceremonies.

Mer Frank B Harmacek Chetwynd British Columbia Jessica Lin Casey Stankey Neil Maye George Maye Baie Verle Newfoundland

Fiber Fables: From Louis XIV to Quilt Addiction

Denise You crafts a playful tale linking King Louis XIV and a frugal Mrs. Jones who transforms fabric scraps into quilts. The piece blends humor with branding for Denise's Fabric Shop and services offered including alterations and sewing referrals.

Louis XIV Versailles Louis Jones Mrs. Jones King Louis

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