Remembrance Day Parade and Service at Chetwynd Legion
The Remembrance Day program in Chetwynd begins with a 9:50 a.m. parade from Hotel Chetwynd to the Legion Cenotaph led by Parade Marshall Comrade Joe Embree. Wreaths will be laid in order by Legion leaders and local groups, followed by a service at the Legion Hall with a 10:45 a.m. introduction and 11:00 a.m. moments of silence. The day includes a 1:30 p.m. pot luck luncheon, 6:00 p.m. dinner for legion members and guests, and a 9:00 p.m. dance with advance tickets.
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Hotel Chetwynd
Legion
Marshall
Joe Embree
Royal Canadian Legion
John Haight
Ethel Blair
Chetwynd
M. Hayward
Mary
Legion Hall
O Canada
Chetwynd Children’s Choir
Margaret Glennie
Peggy Stubberfield
God Save Our Gracious
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Chetwynd Farmers To Discuss Feed Grain Co operative
A meeting on November 12 will consider forming a Feed and Grain Cooperative in Chetwynd. Active farmers will discuss organization and goals at the gathering.
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Chetwynd
Donor drive thanks community and farm cooperative talk
Letter from hospital staff thanks locals for blood donor drive with many suitable volunteers and notes ongoing Group B AB shortages. A planning meeting November 12 at 8 p.m. Anglican Church discusses forming a cooperative to supply grain and farm needs for East Pine Sukunka Lane Prairie Hudson's Hope Jack Fish Lake Mt Lemoray and Chetwynd. Contact Charles Lasser 788-2790 or John Jackman 788-2540 for details.
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East Pine
Sukunka - Lane Prairie
Hudson’s Hope
Jack Fish Lake
Mt. Lemoray
Chetwynd
Charles Lasser
John Jackman
Hudson's Hope Women’s Club active after vacation
The Hudson's Hope Women's Community Club resumes activity after a two month break. The 20 member group funded projects through catering for clubs and weddings, a Bake and Rummage Sale, and supported funds for the Hall Committee, library, scholastic awards, and the parade fund. Much revenue this year funded kitchen refurbishment.
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Hudson’s Hope
Cowboys Attire and Cattle Roundup Recall Old West Style
Lone Prairie recounts a weeklong cattle roundup and the enduring romance of cowboy garb. Fay Cox notes weather, branding, and the meticulous stock separation, then surveys Western wear from hats to spurs, highlighting origins, function, and evolving fashion while hinting at a continuation on page 4.
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Fay Cox
Hallowe’en
Mark Twain
Mexico
U.S
Canada
Montana
Texas
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Sgt. L. Pearson
Chetwynd Cubs
Chetwynd Scouts
Chetwynd Guides
Chetwynd Brownies
Bob McNabb
Students Council
B.P.O
Red Cross
Charles
Lasser
Chetwynd Feed
Trampas
Owen Wister
Medicine Bow
Wyoming
Rufe Tolliver
John Fox Jr
Trail of the Lonesome Pine
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Bertie Wooster
Jeeves
P.G. Wodehouse
Percy Blakeney
Baroness Orczy
Harold Bell Wright
Matt
Branson
Missouri
Rose O’neill
Big Fanny
Evita
Juan Peron
Lenin
Fred
Adele Astaire
Max Aiken
Lord Beaverbrook
John Big Tree
Marquis of Carabas
Gilbert Blythe
Anne Shirley
L.M. Montgomery
Anne of Green Gables
George Formby
Gracie Fields
The
Happy Gang
Bert Pearl
Charlie Chamberlain
Don Messer
Eddie Gauthier
John Gauthier
St. Theresa Church
Emile Jungbluth
Eddie
James
Melvin
Everett
Jeanette
Beatrice
Amy
Walter Figgures
Mrs. Plaice
Powell River
Cameron Lakes
Rocky Walker
Larry Lalonde
Barry Davis
Vancouver
Hudson's Hope News
Brownie Mothers
B.C
Canyon Theatre
Hudson's Hope
Bob Menzies
Russell Barrett
Cape Breton
Bennett Dam
Menzies
Toronto
Mrs
Hank Peters
Prairies
Unicef
Moberly Lake
Patricia Klym
Trading Post
Martha Napoleon
Corey Collins
United States
Lone Prairie Reports
Nee Wh. Miller
Bom
Rae
David Poskitt
Westwood
Westawood Building Systems Ltd
Chetwynd Custom Builders
Lennox
Lucy
Hudson's Hope Business Directory
Ny A
Lilac Beauty Salon
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