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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 17, 1993

Page

11

Voyageurs reenact Mackenzie canoe route in Peace River area

The Bicentennial Expedition Team from Lakehead University in Thunder Bay trains for four months to simulate Alexander Mackenzie days. They joined the 1st Annual Spring Festival in Chetwynd May 8 9 at the Recreation Center and plan a May 16 start up Peace River paddling toward the Pacific Ocean stopping at Quesnel and Bella Coola to demonstrate historic pageantry.

Darlene Stanfield Voyageurs Alexander Mackenzie Peace River Chetwynd Lakehead University Thunderbay Ontario Pacific Ocean Quesnel Bella Coola

Chetwynd Spring Festival celebrates lively weekend

Judy Carlson thanks organizers Gloria Clarke Cheri Lenardin and participants for a busy festival. Woodsmen’s Games winners include Steve Majoros Paul Paquette and Glen Derkoch in Three Man Board Piling. Charlotte Majoros in Ladies Nail Driving. Robert Huberdeau Oscar McFeeters and Carl Supemant in Men's Nail Driving and Cross Cut. Carmen Kibsey won a bear carving, kept at home.

Judy Carlson Chetwynd Gloria Clarke Cheri Lenardin Steve Majoros Paul Paquette Glen Derkoch Charlotte Majoros Robert Huberdeau Oscar McFeeters Carl Supemant Carmen Kibsey

Shadow Dancers at Chetwynd Spring Festival

Darlene Stanfield and Gary Oker with the Native Shadow Dance group wowed a captivated audience at the 1st Annual Spring Festival in Chetwynd on May 8 9. The show featured handcrafted costumes and smoke light effects with the Intertribal Dance as the evening highlight.

Gary Oker Darlene Stanfield Chetwynd

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