Remembrance Day Schedule Set by Royal Canadian Legion
The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 250 in Chetwynd outlines a Remembrance Day program on November 11. The parade forms at 9:50 a.m. at Hotel Chetwynd, moves to the cenotaph for wreath laying, with numerous groups listed in order, followed by Remembrance Day services at the Legion Hall and a 1:30 p.m. pot luck lunch and 6:00 p.m. dinner and dance at Sepom.
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Royal Canadian Legion Branch 250
Hotel Chetwynd
N. Stirling
Royal Canadian Legion
A. Lossing
Ladie Auxiliary
Legion
Verna McKay
Chetwynd Cubs
Dean Burnham
Chetwynd Brownies
Karen Kelly
Chetwynd Scouts
Cyril Brewster
Chetwynd Girl Guides
Connie Bonetti
Chetwynd Rangers
Annette
Chamber of Commerce
Ed Hoffman
B.P .O. Ellis
Gil Arsenault
Ladies of the Royal Purple
Margaret Grant
Chetwynd
Williams
Legion Hall
Ladies Auxiliary
Federal funds program eyed for arena aid
Taylor says the federal funds program offers 100 dollars per man per week plus up to 17 percent for fringe benefits and related costs and that the Chetwynd arena may qualify. Applications are first come, first served with Canada Manpower predicting a two to three week processing window.
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Taylor
UIC
Chetwynd
Canada
Parliament Hill Letter on Capital Punishment in Canada
Bob Barrie MP from Prince George Peace River reports on a public poll from the Fort St John area showing 86.3 percent in favor of capital punishment. He cites 1967 suspension policy, questions its effect on murder rates, notes rising rates since 1955, 1967, and 1970, and asks for constituents views while hinting at possible policy reconsideration. The piece notes data from Statistics Canada and ongoing debate.
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Prince George Peace River
Alaska Highway News
Fort St John
Statistics Canada
Morals and vandalism letters spark car owner’s plea
Mrs B Hauser laments repeated vandalism of her Falcon after trips to Acapulco and many cities, jokingly urging ear theft for morbid humorists. The Dawson Creek Ski Club announces a Ski Swap and Shop on November 13 at Safe Way Plaza to resell used skis and gear with ten percent to the club, inviting participants from nearby towns.
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Mexico City
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Sirs
Dawson Creek
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