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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 12, 1975
Page
3
The Students Council announces a new policy at the school dance: each student may receive only one invitation for a date. Guest invitations must be submitted for review by 3 30 p m Thursday before the dance. Students and guests must attend by 9 15 p m. those working late require office permission for entry after that time. If guest behavior is not considered acceptable, action may follow.
Winds of Halloween bring prizes for Spookiest Teddy Calliou and Rhonda Calliou while David Had dock, Debbie Clary, Linda Arnison, Danny Lagrecca, Corine Haddock and Philip Grey claim top costumes in various grade groups. Staff honors go to Ms. Lundy and Mr. McMillian. Cultural block activities and a school dance policy are noted. Gym volleyball sees Chetwynd senior girls defeat North Peace in a 4 game set with strong serves and spikes.
Home Economics students held a fashion show and hamburger sale to raise funds for a Singer School model 714 sewing machine. The teacher Mrs. McNabb praised the girls for their effort and noted the machine allows decorative stitching and varied garment construction.
A hectic day at the school sees most students queuing at the stage door for photographs. By 8:00 a.m. on November 14 the Senior boys Volleyball team heads to Quesnel for the Zone Provincial Finals with teams from Williams Lake Prince George Vanderhoof 100 Mile House Mackenzie Fort St. John and Quesnel. Top three finishers earn all expenses paid trips to the Provincial Championships in Prince Rupert.
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