Phillips opens second annual Loggers' Day in Chetwynd
Don Phillips MLA opened the second Loggers' Sports Day in Chetwynd on May 18 as 153 contestants competed for trophies and over 1400 in prize money. The event, sanctioned by the B C Festival of Sports, featured axe throwing and other contests with winners named in the day’s ceremonies.
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M.L.A
Chetwynd
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O’’ Air Cadet
Chamber of Commerce
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Claude Stubley
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Willful damage to Kin Park prompts council letters
Ed Monro reports recurring vandalism in Kin Play Park with broken bottles and litter. Councillors cite enforcement challenges, note signs have been placed near the park, and publish the exchange to raise public awareness and deter further damage.
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Lennox
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Moberly Lake Youth Centre Opens Summer Sessions
The article describes the Moberly Lake Youth Centre hosting two week sessions for youths from Chetwynd, Hudson's Hope, Dawson Creek, Fort St John and nearby areas. Volunteers travel from several Canadian cities to support activities that build survival, social, and leadership skills in a vibrant camp setting.
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Moberly Lake
Chetwynd
Hudson’s Hope
Dawson Creek
Fort St. John
New York
Montreal
Boston
Ottawa
Edmonton
Graduates Celebrate in Chetwynd as Banquet Held
Weekend events across towns included the Chetwynd graduation banquet for the class of 1974 at the Elks Hall with 32 graduates, parents, escorts, and guests. Principal R.S. Johnstone welcomed attendees and certificates were presented by District Superintendent E. A. Maglio.
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R.S. Johnstone
Chetwynd
E.A. Maglio
Grads
C.W.L
Fort St. John
Bunne Hoffman
Julia Demeulemeester
Carole
Community Resource Board discussions at Public Health Unit
Citizens met at the Public Health Unit on May 16 to study the Community Resource Board bill and its local social service funding and coordination effects. John Young chairs a committee focusing on short and long term priorities including camps for children with special needs, a summer recreation program, adult education, teen drop in centers, group homes, language training, and family counselling.
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Public Health Unit
John Young
Good man gone from Chetwynd public works role
Jim Matear, longtime Superintendent of Works for the Village of Chetwynd, has tendered his resignation. Under his guidance grants were administered and the resulting green belt and park areas reflect his work. The Matears will be leaving the Village next month.
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Chetwynd
Jim
Matears
Spring Fashion Show to Display 80 Plus Participants
Over 80 girls will take part in the Spring Fashion Show on June 5 at 8 00 p m in Chetwynd Secondary High School. Mrs McNabb leads sewing class student fashions alongside adult outfits. An afternoon dress rehearsal is open to students with a nominal door charge to fund extra home economics supplies. Audience urged to arrive early for seating.
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Symphonette
Bob Hanson
Oregon
U.S.A
Chetwynd
Pat Ratchford
B.C. Festival of Sports Office
Vancouver
Loggers
Chetwynd Secondary High School
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