Northern British Columbia Parliament Visit
The author notes mild weather with Vancouver rain and sea fog, a sunnier Victoria, and a rose-picking moment. A delegation from Chetwynd and District Hospital, including Doug Dimond and Bill Williams, met new NDP MPs and were well received. They toured Parliament Buildings and spoke with MLAs Ed Smith and Don.
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N.D.P
Doug Dimond
Bill Williams
Chetwynd and District
B.C
Ed Smith
Don
Controversial letter on moose, wolves and hunting policy
A Moberly Lake column argues for a closed moose deer season, a bounty on wolves, and higher license fees to balance wildlife. It condemns trophy hunting, waste, and lax conservation while proposing specific Fish and Game suggestions amid local news notes on residents, gatherings, and political events.
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Moberly Lake
Ontario
Fish and Game
Ralph Johnston
Arizona
Readers argue over moose limits and wildlife ethics
An Echo editor rebuts claims that a game commissioner allowed a six month moose massacre near Lake Williston. The letter supports conservation, notes a past two moose bag limit aimed at malnutrition relief, and defends hunters as conservationists while criticizing mislabeling as bloodthirsty.
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The
Echo
Lake Williston
Don Titus damages and environmental hope in Hudson Hope
P E Rather of Hudson Hope B C appeals for serious action toward wildlife and conservation. He urges united efforts to combat adverse conditions and protect clean air rivers and lakes for future survival of wildlife and people.
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P.E. Rather
Hudson Hope
B.C
Hope Socials Report Swan Rescue and Voter Notice
Jami Stark caught a sick young swan last weekend and Ken Davidson planned to relocate it to Calvert Island for warmer winter survival. Vic and Les Allen planned a trip to Prince George over the weekend. Municipal Voter’s Lists提醒 first Court of Revision on November 1.
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Jami Stark
Ken Davidson
Calvert Island
Vic and
Les Allen
Prince George
Court of Revision
Community club notices and school staff join in local events
The H H Hall Development Society held a October meeting to name new club reps and arrange winter hall needs. The H H Diet Club met at Vonnie Ericson's with six members. next Wednesday's gathering moves to Marie Gauthier's. A September Rod and Gun Club restart followed summer break with monthly meetings at 7530 p.m. A benefit dance for the Tutula family raised 577.30. Miss Joanne Wills from Vernon begins a Grade 3 teaching post at the University of Victoria era, while Mr. Eric Fell of Vancouver joins local schools. Curling and ski club activities are noted with low attendance prompting a Peace Glen Hotel coffee meeting in November. The Vancouver Aquarium killer whales Skana and Hyak eat nearly 100 pounds daily.
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H.H. Diet Club
Vonnie Ericson
Marie Gauthier’s
Hudson’s Hope Rod and Gun Club
Ed Bennington
S.W. Webster
Rhythm Knights
Charlie Bishop
Tutula
Tytulas
Joanne Wills
Vernon, B.C
University of Victoria
Miss Wills
Joanne
Peace Glen
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Bob Menzies
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Kamloops
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Kate Rainbow
England
Tony
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Ray Cules
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B.C. Wildlife Federation
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Vancouver Public Aquarium
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Hyak
Chetwynd Dry Cleaners
Simpsons Sears
Kieth Eden Barber
Larry Tuck
Legion Hall
Royal Canadian Legion
Western Auto Supply
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Pacific 66 Bulk Distributor
Joy Propane
Rodeo Road
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Chetwynd B.C. Delivery
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