Community bands sought in province for information exchange
Reader seeks names and mailing addresses of amateur community bands not tied to schools. The note requests bandmaster contact to form an informal network for exchanging band information. Replies to P.O. Box 64, Delta, B.C. Edgar Dunning.
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P.O. Box
Delta
B.C
Edgar Dunning
Hockey School Efforts Support Chetwynd Event
In March 1974 a public meeting sought help to organize the International Hockey School in Chetwynd. despite no village funding, a dedicated committee arranged coaching, catering, and hosting, with Edmonton contacts and a Moberly Lake barbecue. Dianne Clary.
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The
Jammer
Chetwynd
Edmonton
Moberly Lake
Chetwynd Minor Hockey Association
Remembrance Day Reflections and Regional Carload Changes
The column reflects on Remembrance Day significance and national duty, urging continued respect for those who died and highlighting the need to preserve freedoms amid modern life. It then notes the Ministry of Education pamphlet on birth control, discusses teenage sexuality with caution, and reports BC Railway October carloadings at 11,929 cars, up from last year, with 110,057 total for ten months and lists gains in wheat, grain, ores, lumber, wood products, and losses in livestock and miscellaneous goods.
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Paul
Ministry of Education
B.C
Eastern Rail
George
George Appleyard
B.C. Rail
North Vancouver
Lillooet
British Columbia
Driving safer in winter with low beam headlights
The BC Automobile Association urges using low beam headlights during dark grey winter days and severe weather to improve visibility for approaching drivers and reduce collision risk. The guidance emphasizes that proper headlight use helps other road users see your vehicle more clearly in poor light.
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BC Automobile Association
Deadlines for Christmas mailings 1974
Domestic deadlines announced for holiday mailings with dates for out of town mailers and local mail. Out of town mail must be sent by December 13 and local mail by December 17 to ensure delivery before Christmas.
Saddle History From Conquistadors to Cowboy Gear
Lone Prairie notes Mid-November weather and Christmas prep as local radio plays seasonal cards. The column threads a saddle history from Spanish conquistadors to cowboys, describing a heavy 40 pound war saddle with a horn, wooden tree, padded seat, silk velvet cover, and silver plates to protect the rider.
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Mexico
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