Baden Powell dinner marks 75th Scouting anniversary in Chetwynd
The Scouting Movement held its Baden Powell Dinner during Thinking Week celebrating 75 years of Scouting since 1907. About 200 attendees, including boys, parents and guests, enjoyed a potluck supper and a large 75th anniversary cake as awards and recognitions were announced for leaders and volunteers.
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Scouting Movement
Baden Powell
Lord Baden Powell
Lady Baden Powell
Bobbie Larsen
M.C
Bunne Hoffman
Keith Robertson
Howard Wilson
Tod Pool
South Peace District
al Lossing
Royal Canadian Legion
Tom Wilson Sr
Chetwynd
John Harkness
Windrem
Don Titus
Ted Williams
Prince George
Beaver Colony
Annette Wood
Debbie Tuffnell
Denise Kelm
Kay Nome
Bruce Taylor
Dennis Hall
Darla Dickson
Rover David Robertson
Bob Norlund
Rod Crawford
Bill Whitter
Doug Fleming
Venturers & Rovers
Albert Rosendahl
Margie Shannon
Betty McLaren
Legion Auxiliary
Brian Nousek
Roger Saborn
Lee Dickson
Wesley Unrau
Andy Campbell
Ricky Rosendahl
B. Larsen
Baden-Powell
PRAHTA Holds Northern Meeting in Fort Nelson
PRAHTA and the Alaska Highway groups met at Fort Nelson February 12 and 13 during The Trappers Rendezvous. Flo shyard the Whitehorse mayor and George Hayes from Watson Lake attended. The Passport Program and the Alaska logo were approved, signaling North details to follow.
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Peace River
Alaska Highway Tourist Association
Alaska Highway Adventure Committee
Trappers Rendezvous
Fort Nelson
Floshyard
Whitehorse
Alaska Adventure Committee
George Hayes
Watson Lake
P.R.A.H.T.A
Alaska
Senior citizens share housing in Vancouver notes
Vancouver report on elder housing proposals in Seattle projects, The Elders Network founder Kent Lyons urges policy influence, and Renters discuss Shelter Aid for Elderly Renters limits. Tourism figures cited for British Columbia, Alaska Highway Adventure promotes regional tourism economy.
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Johnson
Elders’ Network
Vancouver
White Rock
Homeshare
Seattle
Kent Lyons
B.C
Jim Patterson
Hay Shortage Warning and Disease Alert
A notice details alfaltium wilt affecting hay crops from Quesnel to Peace River with spores on infected plant material. It notes the disease has not reached the local area, recommends grassed clover hay or processed alfalfa imports, and advises truckers to follow B C highways licensing and load size rules, with contact in Dawson Creek at 782 5931.
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Peace River
Quesnel
B.C
Ministry of Agriculture and Food
Dawson Creek
Forst
The
Forest Service
17Th Street
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Bob Nordland
RC Legion
Travis Fowler
I.G.A
Marc Girard
Chetwynd Redi-Mix
Richard Martin Marcha
Northern Bookkeeping Ltd
Robert Lodge
Ralph Larsen
David Robertson
Boy Scouts of Canada
Echo and
Chetwynd Pioneer
Alvis
Ricky
Rosedahl
Prahta
Lynne Johnson
Province of
British Columbia
Ministry of Forests
Irene Campbell
Donna Wilson
K.H.A
C.A.C.R.S
P.O. Box
B.C. Voc
D. McWalter
P. Eng
Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd
Stanley Associates Enginering Ltd
4Th Avenue
Triple Cities Real Estate Ltd
VOC
Fort St. John
Owned and Operated
Barry Lahti
Mavis Hall
Cliff Fedosa
Thor Prucks
Dave Brulotte
Julia Jenkins
Hudson Hope
Sundance Subdivision
Jackfish Lake
Vet Clinic
Carl Julia Jenkins