Minor Hockey season ends with banquet and awards
The Chetwynd Minor Hockey Association wraps up a successful season with a 2nd annual banquet. Guest speaker Ron Schultz of Dawson Creek inspired about 140 players and dads while 14 youths received trophies. Thanks pour to Royal Purple ladies, BPOE 500, local donors, and businesses. A meeting will elect a new executive in three weeks as parents are urged to participate.
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Joe Schalk
Ron Schultz
Dawson Creek
Royal Purple
B.P.O.E
Chetwynd
Chetwynd Minor Hockey Association
Cantor
Active year for Chetwynd Public Library Association
The Chetwynd Public Library Association reports a very active year with a new shelf layout and a moved charge desk. Purchases included a furnace motor and a typing desk, two spring and fall break-ins occurred, a centennial tea was held, bookmark contests ran, and trustees attended multiple conferences and workshops.
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Chetwynd Public Library Association
Chetwynd Public
Province plans Crown corporation to aid B C processing
The provincial government will create a Crown corporation in 1973 to support food processing and manufacturing in British Columbia. Premier Bennett will introduce legislation next session. Don Marshall, formerly of Social Credit, welcomes the move and backed agriculture funding ideas, while Derril Warren and Dr. Scott Wallace urged broader funds for business and industry.
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B.C
Bennett
South Peace
Don Marshall
Social Credit
Progressive Conservatives
Marshall
British Columbia Agriculture Corporation Act
Derril Warren
Scott Wallace
Peace River PC Association Luncheon Highlights Involvement
The Peace River South Progressive Conservative Association held a May 6 luncheon at Hotel Chetwynd where President M Lundeen urged member participation in policy making. MLA Don Marshall and the Executive answered questions on policy, memberships, and voter registration procedures. plans were made for a under 30 youth group in the area.
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Peace River South Progressive Conservative Association
Chetwynd
M. Lundeen
Progressive Conservative Party
M.L.A
Don Marshall
Plan survey on BC recreational interests conference notes
The North East Parks and Recreation Conference gathered at Prince George Civic Centre with Keynote by Buck Pacholzuk. Vic Collins and Brian Pearce attended as local representatives. Panels discussed regional recreation networks, free play over structured sports, possible School Board and Recreation Committee facility use, and a survey of Chetwynd residents to gauge interests.
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North’ East
Prince George Civic Centre
Buck Pacholzuk
Central Kootenay
Vic Collins
Brian Pearce
B.C
Ambitious Mothers March for Ski Hill Project
A group of twenty nine mothers, one incognito, began a hike from Moberly Lake Bridge to the I G A store in Chetwynd to support improvements at the ski hill. A plane saluted overhead as motorists and families along the route cheered the walkers on a sunny day.
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Moberly Lake Bridge
I.G.A
Chetwynd
Rodeo Parade Plans Guided by Local Jaycees
The Chetwynd Jaycees plan the Rodeo Parade chaired by Frank Wood and John Lennox with John Stewart arranging details. Entries are available from Wood or Lennox, four categories include Commercial Clubs and Humour Cup with prizes funded by the Chetwynd Rodeo Club.
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Chetwynd Jaycees
Frank Wood
John Lennox
Prince George
John Stewart
Chetwynd Rodeo Club
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The van de Bergh family from Breda Holland visited Canada and Vancouver before flying home, while the Oberle family stayed in Prince George and several locals enjoyed gatherings at Moberly Lake and with friends.
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Dick van de Bergh
Natasca
Stephanie
Vancouver
van de Berghs
Breda
Holland
Canada
Frank Oberle
Prince George
Recital at Chetwynd Secondary School Auditorium Thursday
The Jan Hanson School of Dance pupils present their fourth annual recital at 8 p.m. in the Chetwynd Secondary School Auditorium. Tickets available at Gerry's Grocery Store or from Cindy Sandnes Evelyn Breikreitz Mary MecClarty Connie Bonnetti Leola Gagnon Susanne Pruckl at the high school. Do not wear street shoes. Admission Adults 1.00 Students 0.75 Children 0.50.
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Jan Hanson
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