New teachers arrive at Moberly in peaceful town switch
Mr and Mrs MacLean join Moberly staff after leaving Vancouver seeking change. Both hold 3 1/2 years of university study at Simon Fraser. Mrs MacLean teaches grades one and two while Mr MacLean, born in England and raised in B C, enjoys skiing. They have known each other one year and own a dog named Bowser.
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Moberly
MacLean
Vancouver
Simon Fraser
Mr MacLean
Tynemouth
England
B.C
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Bowser
Village Girls Beat Village In Dawson Creek Showdown
Barbara Garbitt reports a senior girls game where Village defeated Village 15-8 on November 16 in Dawson Creek. A later match against Central was tightly contested, with Central edging out Village 18-16 to take the honors.
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Barbara Garbitt
Frank Ross
Dawson Creek
Central
An Editorial on Dress Sense by Roxanne Wood
Roxanne Wood writes in the last School Times about how clothing changes affect behavior. She notes that dresses and ties quiet the student body, making classrooms calmer and more studious, and argues school rules could create a prouder environment.
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Roxanne Wood
School Times
Tea meeting boosts CWL bazaar turnout in Chetwynd
The Chetwynd CWL reports a successful Saturday bazaar and tea. Raffle winners were Mrs E Bedard of McKenzie and Mrs Sheila Gerstel of Chetwynd, each receiving a $26 gift certificate, while Mrs M Clark of Chetwynd won the doll raffle. The group thanks all who attended.
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Chetwynd Cwl
E. Bedard
McKenzie
Sheila Gerstel
Chetwynd
M. Clark
CWL
Anglican Church Women Tea Prize Winner Named
Rhonda Berlinger won the door prize at the Anglican Church Women Tea and Bake Sale. Foothills Book Store of Calgary displayed merchandise, and organizers thanked all who attended for making the event a success.
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Anglican Church Women
Rhonda Berlinger
ACW
Foothills
Calgary
Busy Friday events mark year for students council
Valerie Lennox notes eight activities in three months as Eric Violato, council president, says Friday events build school spirit with strong elementary backing but senior involvement remains limited. Firsts include a wreath at the cenotaph and school jacket orders. upcoming items feature a penny race, an ice carnival, a semi formal Christmas Dance, and a possible Christmas concert.
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Valerie Lennox
Eric Violato
Violato
Tidy Friday at Chetwynd Secondary School
Last Friday was Tidy Friday at Chetwynd Secondary School. Students cooperated with girls in dresses and boys in ties. Grade twelve color was purple while others wore varied colors. The day coincided with Slave day, pupils pardoned from dress rules wearing old jeans and shirts.
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Lorraine McAvany
Chetwynd Secondary School
Grade eight volley final slips Chetwynd tourney defeat
Chetwynd grade eight boys sailed to an easy round robin win but fell to Frank Ross in the final three game playoff. They beat Hussan Hope Bert Bowes and Central while the grade eight girls won one match 15 10 against Bert Bowes. The event occurred November 20 in the Chetwynd Secondary School gym.
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Chetwynd
Frank Ross
Hussan Hope
Bert Bowes
Central
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