Growing old gracefully in a small town life
A reflective note on aging with humor and realism, contrasting quiet domestic routines with lively disagreements. The writer muses on what constitutes aging well, mentions mutual interests, money quirks, and a wish for lively, evolving engagement rather than placid routines. Also includes local items from Moberly Lake such as gatherings, hospital news, and polling details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Mitchell
Home and_e School Association
Hudson's Hope takes third W A C Bennett Cup in volleyball
Hudson's Hope retained the W A C Bennett Challenge Cup after beating Chetwynd 117 to 101 in Hudson's Hope on October 13. Grade 8 10 teams shared points with Hudson's Hope girls and boys performing, while Grade 10 boys edged a close tally 37 to 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetwynd
Hudson’s Hope
Steven Rogers
Kathy Paynter
T. E. Anderson
Dawson Creek
Central
Frank Ross
Badminton Club Plans and Finances At School Gym
The school badminton club outlines its executive for the year with president Glen Smyrl and secretary-treasurer Dale Anderson. Fees will match last year, but if rent funds run short, the club may close or seek more money as enrollment declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Smyrl
Dale Anderson
Hope Notes from Hudsons Bay area visitors and locals
A note from Toronto visitors Mr. and Mrs. Ken Eastman seek local employment and housing while in town. Bev Strand greets her parents for the holidays, and Regina guests visit relatives. Dr. Pickering attends a Kelowna wedding, Jim McEvoy takes a Keene Industries break, and Mabel Shepherd travels to Grande Prairie for her mother's 76th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Eastman
Toronto
Ontario
Bruce Burrus
Mr. Eastman
Willie
Bev Strand
Bev
Mrs. Eberley
Regina
Hudson’s Hope
Mabel Shepherd
Grande Prairie
Hudson's Hope Trail Riders and town notes recap
Claude Stubbley reports Hudson's Hope hosting Tuesday volleyball in the school gym at 8 pm. He recalls a thriving Chamber of Commerce 20 years ago, describes local industry, dam growth, and a stabilized population of about 1600. A Halloween Dance is planned, with tickets sold by volunteers, aiming to boost town spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noreen
Vancouver
Hudson
Hudson’s Hope Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Peace River
Hudson’s Bay
Vince’s
le Pas Lumber Company
Bob Beattie
Saddle Club
Jack Galbraith
Lorna
Hudson's
Oldtimer
Chamber of Commerce
Norma Jackson
Ron LaPointe
Noreen Stubley
Chamber
Hudson's Hope Hockey Association elects officers for 72-73
The Hudson's Hope Minor Hockey Association held its first meeting of the year on October 16 at the skating shack. Roger Porter was elected president Terry Curzon vice president Mabel Shepherd secretary registrar and Sophie Crites treasurer. Registration forms are available at the school with a $2.00 player fee and proof of a season pass for rink access. Rink passes cost 3.00 for students 5.00 for over 16 non students and 12.00 for families. A work party at the arena is planned for October 21 at 1 30 p.m. Helpers should bring hammers and saws. A bottle drive will occur October 28 with trucks and players collecting bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson's Hope Minor Hockey Association
Roger Porter
Terry Curzon
Mabel Shepherd
Sophie Crites
Local acts and politics mix in Grande Prairie and Fort St John
Kenny Regan and his siblings perform nightly at a Grande Prairie venue while Copper King Cabaret in Fort St John hosts the same group October 23 to 28. Local figures Joe Irving and A Kruger discussed Social Credit during a Stubley home visit. Construction by KRN on the Fort St James railroad progresses toward a 270 mile contract, with crews working 10 hours daily. Hudson's Hope dances face caller scarcity but seek new talent for winter square dancing. Johnny Thompson returns to Hudson's Hope after prairie work season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny Regan
Bob
Lucille
Grande Prairie
Copper King Cabaret
Fort St. John
Joe Irving
Doe River
A. Kruger
Social Credit
Stubley
Joe
Kruger
NDP
KRN Construction
Fort St. James
Hudson's Hope council halts by law for all-terrain vehicles
District meeting notes October 18 1972 report no local all terrain vehicle by law. Provincial rules would override. Snowmobile noise encouraged limited enforcement. Returning Officer Quentin Gething appointed for municipal election. Local Initiatives Programme details and funding norms outlined with November 15 and December 31 application deadlines. Fort St John manpower office rep discusses program for 1972 78 winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snowmobile Association
Works Department
Federal Works Department
Hudson’s Hope
Barrett
Frank Witwicky
Fort St. John
Canada Manpower
R. Richmond
H’ Saddle Club
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Echo Publishing Ltd
Canada
Commonwealth
U.S.A
Marian Parker
Moberly Lake
Stan Morrison
Kamloops
Bob Menzies
Mr. Menzies
Mica Creek
Paul Jorgensen
Anna-Lise
Edmonton
G. Parkers
Ralph Parker
Rossie Napoleon
Salteau
Eddie Cryingman
Donald Davis
Rory
Robert
MacKenzie
Parkers’ Trading Post
HOPE
Roger Pickering
Kelowna
Jim McEvoy
Keene Industries
Hudson Hope Trail Riders
By Claude Stubley
Ernie Krebs
Don Drebs
Johnny Thompson
The
Prairies
de Ay
Council of the District of Hudson’s Hope
Council
Quentin (King) Gething
Western Auto Supply
Ave
H.J
Herb) Massey
Adult Education Board of School Trustees
106Th Avenue
B.C
Garth Campbell
Chetwynd Barber Shop
Chetwynd Senior Secondary School
H. Trudeau
Chetwynd Secondary School
Poole
Maxine
Allison
Legion Hall
Royal Canadian Legion
Hudson Hope
Larry Tuck
Bill Williams
Pacific
Pacific 66 Bulk Distributor
Chetwynd Custom Builders
P.O. Box
Chetwynd, B.C
Don Swanton
Bob Kountz
Alaska Ave
Dawson Creek, B.C
Montney
Ponce Coupe, Taylor, Hudson’s Hope
Portage
North American
United States
British Columbia
Boqtel
Net
British Columbia Telephone Company
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