Red Cross Campaign Push Aimed At Canada Wide Appeal
The Canadian Red Cross Society launches its annual raising campaign from March 23 to March 31 with a goal of 1000 dollars up from last year’s target. Last year’s drive raised over 2000 dollars through local donations. The organization, with 800 branches, promotes safety first aid health and blood services and relies on volunteers to aid disasters and locate missing people. Each dollar helps sustain community services and blood clinics.
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Canadian Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Canada
Memories of early Pine River settlers and trappers
This excerpt recounts pioneer families and guides along the Pine River in the 1920s and 1930s, including the Krugers, Ar mand Caron, Mr. Carlson, Wilkie Smith, McLean, Ted Strand, Mary Young, and Mary Strand. It notes land purchases, trapping routes, horse names Prince and Foxy, a 1926 pine area move, and a 1921 flood that affected Willow Flats, with deaths and local recollections shared by Edith Windrem Lee and others.
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Bea Kurjata
Krugers
Armand Caron
Pine River
Carlson
Little Boulder
Wilkie Smith
McLean
Jackfish
Pete
Young
Martin Goodrich
Bassett Flats
Mary
Lone Prairie
Ted Strand
Mary Young
Edith (Windrem) Lee
Dawson Creek
Teddie
Commotion Creek
Prince
Lees
Windrem’s
Kamloops
George
Ted
Fred Hasler
Calazon
Zeb Croteau
Jake Smith
East Pine
Red Cross Week Campaign Boosts Chetwynd Appeal
Howard Wilson and Shirley Weeks appeal through the Chetwynd newspaper urging volunteers for Red Cross Week March 23 to 31 1979 1980 proclaiming by the Mayor. The campaign seeks canvassers and mail outreach to reach a quota raised from 750 to 1000 dollars as the Red Cross flag flies at the village office.
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Howard Wilson
Chetwynd Red Cross Committee
Cochairman
Shirley Weeks
Ernie Pfanner
Canadian Red_ Cross Society
Red Cross
Chetwynd
Area
Jackfish Lake Road
Lone Prairie
Canadian Red Cross Financial Campaign
Chetwynd and District
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Red Cross Week Proclaimed in Chetwynd March 23 to 31
The Village Council proclaims March 23 to 31, 1981 as Red Cross Week in Chetwynd and area. Citizens are urged to support Red Cross volunteers as they conduct house to house canvassing to collect contributions during the week.
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Red Cross
Chetwynd
Area
Springtime notes and community aid in Lone Prairie
The column describes spring-like weather and livestock grazing on south slopes. A Saturday gathering in Lone Prairie raised funds for Bob Morrison who lost his home, featuring a potluck, music by Robbie Majors and Scot Wagoner, with remarks from Bob thanking the crowd. Bill Reutzer returns from Prince George after millwright apprenticeship schooling. A houseplant care tip uses Knox unflavored gelatin mixed with water to nourish indoor plants.
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Fay Cox
Lor Prairie
Bob Morrison
Robbie Majors
Scot Wagoner
Floyd Hudson
Lloyd Fowler
Bob
Bill Reutzer
Prince George
Community notes from Chetwynd and district events
Recap of local happenings includes Nutrition Can Be Fun contest winners Freida Gladue and Pamela Haywood, 10th anniversary celebration for the women’s Auxiliary to Chetwynd General Hospital, Brownies and Guides International Dinner, and Lodge visits by District Deputy Jim Rutherford. Other items mention a Carnival Queen tea, library board elections, Red Cross Week proclamation, a portable pool grant, Winter Carnival at area schools, Pee Wees in Hudson Hope Tournament, and 5 Years Ago items on ice show, scouting certificates, Pups Hockey Jamboree, and local school grants and store grand opening.
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Freida Gladue
Windrem Elementary
Pamela Haywood
Dawson Creek
New Blue Sky
Chetwynd General Hospital
Brownies and Guides
Legion Hall
Teresa McFaul
Chetwynd Ldge No
Chetwynd
Don Phillips
Dofi Titus
Windrem
Moberly Lake
Pee Wees
Hudson Hope
Peace Country Rentals
Gerry’s
Little Giant Club
Boots and Blades
TV Listings Highlights for March Television Schedule
A dense CBC and local network schedule listing shows by time in morning to late night. It includes news programs, dramas, comedies, sports, and specials featuring Bob McLean Mork and Mindy Charlie’s Angels and NHL hockey coverage, with dates around March 19th and 24th.
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Hockey
Fantasy Island
Charlie's Angels
CBC National News
Night
Star Theatre
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Legion
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Marthe Keller
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Swede Construction
Clarence Nordlund
Hi-Way Laundromat
Hart Hi-Way Grocery
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Huntley Street
Mr. Dressup
Bob McLean Wicks
Yoon Edge of Night
Barney Miller
All In the
Rockford Files
Royal Canadian Air Farce
Nature of Things
Spectrum Cities
All In the Family
Sheriff Lobo
Mork
Mindy Flappers
Ritters
NG Circle Square
Sesame Street
RNOON
Zoos
CBC
Rex Humbard
TEA Points
West Country
Canada Hymn Sing Opera Manon
CBC News
Terry Winters
Man Alive
CBC National News Nations
High Midnight
Tempo
White Shadow
M.A.S.H
Challenge
Watson Report
Big Valley
Incredible Hulk
Reach For the Top
Happy Days
Three's Company
Fifth Estate
Police Woman