Bedell and Bedell faces common assault charges
Glen Harold Bedell and Roy Elmer Bedell were fined 150 dollars each and placed on probation for six months for common assault. Other local cases include William Meise fined 50 dollars with a 60 day licence suspension for impaired driving and several more individuals sanctioned for offences ranging from common assault to missing insurance and defective vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Harold Bedell
Roy Elmer Bedell
William Walter Meise
Arras
B.C
Robert Monk
Ina Bauman
Annual library meeting at Fort St. John hosts trustees and speakers
The Peace River Associated Libraries held its annual meeting in Fort St. John with about 30 trustees and librarians. Officers elected included President Mrs. A McWilliams Hudson Hope, Vice President Ms. Bartell St John, Secretary Bill Peters Dawson Creek, Treasurer Grace Peters Dawson Creek, Trustees’ Representative Mrs. M Grant Chetwynd. Luncheon, workshop, and panel discussions followed, ending with dinner hosted by Ft. St. John Elks Hall and an after-dinner talk by Pat Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace River Associated Libraries
Fort St. John
McWilliam
George Slowinski
Presidnet
A.mcwilliams
Hudson Hope
Bartell
Daphne Baldwin
Prince George
Forever Family concert at Chetwynd Free Church May 15
The Forever Family mixed vocal ensemble from Trinity Western College Langley B C will perform sacred music and spirituals at 7 30 p m Monday May 15 at Chetwynd Evangelical Free Church. The program highlights school testimony with slide views and literature. Trinity Western College celebrates its tenth anniversary and hosts students from Canada the United States and overseas. The free concert showcases a 8 member group with piano accompaniment and reflects the college’s interdenominational Christian emphasis on parochial diversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forever Family
Trinity Western College
Langley
B.C
Chetwynd Evangelical Free Church
The
Evangelical
Free Church of America
Canada
United States
Moberly Lake pupils publish first issue of local newspaper
The Moberly Lake school children and teachers release Volume One Number One, with articles from literary pupils about activities and illnesses, plus fiction. Homecomings, visits, fishing tales, and local news follow. A personal essay on witchcraft and occult topics appears amid reflections on science and belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly Lake
Chetwynd library year ends with growth and thanks
Highlights from 1971 include a 151 day open year with 701 members and 13 133 books circulated. The library added Monday hours, thanked volunteers and staff, mourned George Peck, welcomed Betty Martens and Bill Peters, joined the South Peace Community Arts Council, and hosted a Christmas season, then prepared for centennial year farewells. A Wine and Cheese Party by the Chetwynd Amateur Theatrical Society is set for May 16 at Hotel Chetwynd with Marie Perron paintings available for sale to support local drama efforts. Tickets via Heather Middlestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.N.E. Booth
George Peck
Chetwynd
George
Betty Martens
South Peace Community Arts Council
Bill Peters
L.D.C
Dawson Creek
Young Canada
Overend
Chetwynd Amateur Theatrical Society
Marie Perron
Miss Perron
Calgary
Chetwynd Group
Heather Middlestead
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Walter Sochan
Clifford Calahazen
Forrest Kezer
Norman Cross
Terrance James O’dwyer
Heart’s Content Nfld
Heart's Delight
Nfld
Heart’s Hill
Sask
Marian Parker
Jim Fahey
Victoria
Jack
Kamloops
Fahers
Ralph Parkers
Leonard Lysne
Mr. Lysne
Auguste Rocel
Delima Blandin
McKenzie
Oscar Bates
Mr. Bates
Bates
Tom Loewen
Tom
Department of Indian Affairs
Herbert Dilts
Loewen
Mexico
Missouri
Inquisition
Salem
Cotton Mather
RED Cross
Kura
B.C. Tel Business
Joe
Bcotel
Echo Publishing Ltd
Commonwealth
U.S.A
P.O
Pets Et
Pacific
Pacific 66 Bulk Distributor
Dicks Redanant
Beauty Shop
We BY
Crerelaw
Globelight
Willard Batteries
Dunlop
Dick’s Service Ltd
Hudson Hope, B.C
Itexaco
West End
Foster & Sons Enterprises Ltd
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