Cavaliers Senior Volleyball Team Aims For Zones After Weekend Play
The Chetwynd Cavaliers Senior Volleyball team posted a mixed two day result at St. Joe's in Grande Prairie on Oct 29 and 26. Jamie Pohl starred with fourteen straight points in one set while Richard Harris added another notable faux pas in a light hearted awards tally. Coach Terry Baker praised improvements from less experienced players and emphasized focus and early room time as preparation for the upcoming Zones tournament at home on Nov 1 and 2.
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Sexsmith
Jamie Pohl
Chetwyn
Terry Baker
Baker
Richard Harris
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Powder King ski season nears with early snow and opening plans
With a foot of snow in the valley and over three feet on upper runs, Powder King eyes a tentative November 15 1985 opening. Season passes offered at multiple outlets, new Village Beds complex on site, AZU Mountain Cafe renovated, and New Year rates listed.
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Powder King
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Jackrabbit Ski League brings fun cross country to Canada
The Canadian Ski Association runs Jackrabbit Ski League since 1980 with 7500 children enrolled nationwide. In British Columbia nearly 2000 children in 54 groups, eight monthly sessions emphasize fun, fitness and self paced skill development rather than competition. Volunteers and instructors guide groups using CSA materials, while Jackrabbit Day events wind up the season. Herman “Jackrabbit” Smith-Johannsen, who inspired the program, celebrated his 110th birthday last June and endorses the league. For registrations, contact local recreation directors or the CSA BC division.
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Canadian Pigeon Racing Milestone and Peace Club Winners
In 1984 Canada reached a milestone with National Type Pigeon Racing and a large experimental race. The South Peace Racing Pigeon Club held weekly summer races from 127 to 564 miles with competitors from Grande Prairie Dawson Creek Progress and Chetwynd. Winners include Alex Stienkie and Ed Steinkie from Dawson Creek and R Lange from Grande Prairie, plus Fred Goodchild and Bill Wieland from Chetwynd with various ace titles and a Derby Young Bird prize of 1400 dollars.
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Fraserdale
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Artic Ocean
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Grande Prairie
Beaverlode
Dawson Creek
Progress
Chetwynd
Alex Stienkie
Ed Steinkie
R. Lange
Fred Goodchild
Bill Wieland
Cavaletts Enter Grande Prairie Volleyball Tourney
The Cavaletts Sr Girls volleyball team competed in a 10 team event in Grande Prairie on Oct 25 and 26 finishing 4 wins 6 losses. They lost to St Thomas More Fairview and split with Spirit River and Valleyview while beating South Peace. coach Stu Garland cited fatigue and consistency issues, hoping a home tourney this weekend yields better performance.
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Cavaletts
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Fairview
Spirit River
South Peace
Valleyview
St. Girls
Stu. Garland
Garland
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