Responsible choice for village council in upcoming election
Dear voters face a duty to select officials who will speak for the community at higher levels and secure funding. Questions probe a candidate's knowledge time conscientiousness cooperation and local needs awareness. The piece praises current council members and notes the P R L Regional Board and Mayor linkage to regional policy.
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Halloween party at Hudson's Hope Library draws 21 attendees
A Hallowe'en party at the Hudson's Hope Public Library attracted 21 attendees described as hordes of little ghosts goblins clowns and animals last Wednesday.
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Hudson’s Hope Public Library
Hudson's Hope council elects three by acclamation
No municipal election this month as three alderman seats open are filled by acclamation. Elected are Ron LaPointe John Greenwood and Elmer Kabush. Kabush known for teaching in town for four and a half years.
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Anita McWilliams
Hudson’s Hope
Ron LaPointe
John Greenwood
Elmer Kabush
Kabush
Gordon Sinclair A Life Of Bold Publicity And World Travel
Gordon Sinclair rose to fame with a 1929 Toronto Star dispatch from a Toronto ghetto voyage, then roamed 160000 miles over three years producing millions of words. He penned Foot-loose in India and created a fiery public persona noted for sharp remarks, a controversial TV presence, and a 300000 dollar donation to the American Red Cross from his Americans book profits.
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Christine Jorgensen
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American Red Cross
Moose and skis as winter nears in Lone Prairie
Fay Cox reflects on yearly achievements and pleasures in Lone Prairie. He notes boys chasing hockey and moose, boards ready for first snow, and cross country skiing growing popular amid a beautiful landscape. He recalls the dented history of Bison declines from seventy million in 1790 to thirty million in 1866 due to hunting along the Union Pacific route.
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Dawson Creek
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