Pee Wee Rep Team Prepares For Coming Season
Peace Country Rentals Pee Wee Rep Team trains for winter with coach Rick Dundas and manager Bill Rand. The 16 player squad includes 9 forwards, 5 defensemen, 2 goalies. five are second year reps. Last year they placed second at Fort St. James provincials. Practice times are Monday and Wednesday 7:30 to 8:30 pm and Sunday afternoon. Anyone may watch.
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Morning Exercises Adds Film Feature and Classes This Fall
Recreation newsletter notes a new feature starting October 19 with weekly fitness films after Wednesday sessions, first film Your Move focusing on women in sport. Noon Fitness signups via Christine at 788-2121, babysitting available, and options to attend 2 or 3 times weekly. A Halloween event for Chetwynd area kids is planned with RCMP and Recreation Department, October 31. Preschool Gymnastics second session Nov-Dec is full but waiting list open. Creative Play registrations continue for 3-4 year olds Mondays and Wednesdays with morning or afternoon options. high school basketball Thursdays 7:30 to 9:30 pm, contact Stu Garland at 788-9651.
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First Chetwynd Brownie Pack Meets Weekly at Windrem Gym
The First Chetwynd Brownie Pack in Canada gathers every Wednesday at 6pm with 25 girls: 17 Brownies and 8 Tweenies. Brown Owl Maureen Hawkins and Tawny Owl Kathie Watkins lead, as the guide movement expands through hospital visits, outings, a farm visit, and a late spring camping trip.
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Government raises initial prices for farm feed grains
Regina reports the federal government will raise initial prices for feed barley, feed oats and designated oats in response to farmer pressure. Effective Oct. 24 the increases set No. 1 feed barley at 110 per tonne, No. 1 feed oats at 100 per tonne, and No. designated oats at 140 per tonne, with corresponding per bushel amounts.
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