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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Mar 08, 1988

Page

4

Hudson's Hope Tykes Earn 3rd at Mackenzie Tourney

Hudson's Hope Tyke team sponsored by the Lions Club traveled to Mackenzie for a six team tournament and finished third. They went 2-1 with an opening loss to Tumbler Ridge. Carson Germyn scored once with an assist, Jeff Link added a goal, and Tyson Head had one assist. In game two Hudson's Hope beat Mackenzie 7 3 with Devin Jensen scoring twice, Germyn adding a goal and three assists, Burton Middleton one goal and one assist, and Gary Quakenbush one goal.

Hudson’s Hope Tyke Hudson’s Hope Lions Club Mackenzie Tumbler Ridge Tykes Carson Germyn Jeff Link Tyson Head Hudson’s Hope Lions Hudson Ben Mercer Ryan Braaten Kyle Misewich Jason Misewich Gary Quakenbush Quesnel Hope Burton Middleton Collin McLean Luke Middleton Lions Club Lions Chris Smith Chris

Broomball origins and spread across Canada

The sport began when a Massey Ontario soccer team in 1912 watched a child play with a toy broom and created rules, teams, and play. Since then it has grown, with organizations forming nationwide, including the Quebec Broomball Federation serving about 100,000 participants, and BC seeing newer adoption after earlier play in Kamloops.

Massey Ontario Quebec British Columbia Kamloops

Gretzky tops Howe as NHL’s alltime playmaker

Wayne Gretzky, 27, in his ninth NHL season, surpassed Gordie Howe with assist No. 1,050 to become the league’s alltime leading playmaker. Howe praised Gretzky and hinted he would attend if schedules allowed. The note recalls Gretzky’s admiration for Howe and his pivotal setup for Jari Kurri in Edmonton's goal at 12:44 of the first period.

Gordie Howe Wayne Gretzky Detroit Red Wing Gretzky Howe NHL Gordie Jari Kurri Edmonton Oilers

Weight Training and Recreation Newsletter Highlights

Recreation notes invite signups for weight training with contact at 788-2214. Challenge '88 seeks summer student workers with 3-4 play leaders and a practicum student. Drop-in hockey runs weekdays 12 to 1 pm, arena ice to be removed in late March. Floor hockey is canceled Thursday night. regular sessions at the high school 8 to 9 30 pm. Fort Nelson accepts our Participation Challenge Day on May 25.

Rec Centre Callenge Fort Nelson

Carnival plans underway for this year’s skating carnival

Moms and Dads convened to plan the figure skating carnival with Andrea Lindsay as Carnival Chair. This year’s theme Dance Dance Dance celebrates dances through the years. Carnival slated for March 19 at 7 pm and March 20 at 2 pm with admission 3.50 adults, 2.50 students, 2.00 children and seniors. under 5 free. Door prize is a food hamper. Participation Challenge Day on May 25 invites towns to compete on activity participation. Hope may challenge Chetwynd again after 1987. For planning help contact Recreation Coordinator Christine James at 788-2214.

Andrea Lindsay Chetwynd Hope B.C Christine James

Soup and Bannock Program Moves to Centre Fridays

Tansi newsletter announces Soup and Bannock at the Centre every Friday 12:00 to 1:00 pm with $2 for a bowl and two bannock pieces or $3 for all you can eat. Native Women's Project moves to the College for four weeks of job training then two weeks of practicum at the Centre. Craft work by the ladies will form a future craft store. Celina Vandale to perform Traditional Native Dancing at Friendship on March 28 at 7:00 pm with a $1 entrance fee.

Chetwynd Native Women’s Project Celina Vandale and Company

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Hudson’s Hope’s Dawson Creek Roman Renegades Chetwynd Recreation Centre Christine Susan Distance Education Northern Lights College Ee Cape Dawson Creek, B.C Dawson Creek Memorial Arena William N. Vander Zalm Peace River Jack Weisgerber Bill Reid Roger Skillings Bob Trail al Westcott Tansi Newsletter
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