Graffiti We Made It Busted on Alaska Highway Trip
A humorous travelogue recounts years of advising tourists on the Alaska Highway, describing a family trip with friends and kids, the rugged scenery, friendly locals, and reflections on souvenirs, tips, and peculiar northern drinking habits. The piece mixes travel humor with quirky observations about eggs, spirits, and unusual beverages.
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Alaska Highway
Bank of Canada
Chetwynd bids filed for district arena contract
Spawmaster of Edmonton bid 133280 dollars and Magnacon Development of Kelowna bid 152,250 dollars for the Chetwynd District arena. Both bids within the 150,000 dollar referendum limit and will be reviewed by an independent engineer before the October 26 Fort Nelson meeting. Mayor Frank Oberle hopes for a January opening with a local-people board to manage the arena. A Civil Defence aircraft found missing hunter Ewe Rohde north of Moberly Lake after a Friday alert.
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Chetwynd District
Spawmaster
Edmonton
Magnacon Development
Kelowna
W. Wanka
Peace River-Liard
Fort Nelson
Chetwynd
Frank Oberle
Oberle
Peace River- Liard
Chetwynd Civil Defence
Moberly Lake
Ewe Rohde
Alderman Tarr Transferred to 100 Mile House
Alderman Ron Tarr, a foreman for a B C Hydro line crew, has received official confirmation of a transfer to 100 Mile House. He plans to move early this week to settle into his new job and arrange accommodations.
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Ron Tarr
100 Mile House
Alderman Tarr
B.C
Hydro
Break-in at East Pine farmhouse reported thefts
Police say Mel Benson's East Pine farmhouse was burglarized last week with 80 feet rope, four quarts oil, and about 10 gallons of gas stolen. Hayat Jean-Paul Hegu fined $50 after guilty plea to a continued offense. Audry and children Sherry Garvin Gregory expect November arrival. Tarr family active in Chetwynd. Ron Tarr served on village council and fire department, coaches local fastball champions. Mrs Tarr to be missed in community.
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East Pine
Mel Benson
Hayat
Audry
Sherry
Garvin
Gregory
Ron
Tarr
Chetwyne
Curling Club
Parks and Exhibition Board
Chetwynd Dusters
Dawson Creek
Chetwynd
Gymkhana trophy dinner and dance in Chetwynd
The Chetwynd Gymkhana Club hosts an annual trophy dinner on November 6 at 7 pm in Legion Hall limited to members and their immediate families. Mrs Nelson and Mrs Sandhorne organize the pot-luck smorgasbord and will contact members. A dance for members' guests begins at 9:30. Trophies and ribbons will be on display at the BC Hydro office a week before the dinner. The next general meeting is November 8 at 7:30 pm at Hal Smith residence.
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Chetwynd Gymkhana Club
Legion Hall
Nelson
Sandhorne
B.C. Hydro Office
Hal Smith
Community volunteers prep for charity Halloween food drive
The Seventh Day Adventist Pathfinder Group plans Halloween night food collection to stock hampers for needy families at Christmas. Local organizer says donations will be stored until December.
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Seventh Day Adventist Pathfinder Group
Hallowe'en
Hudson Hope Lions Club chartered in 1967 under Fort St John Lions
The Hudson Hope Lions Club received its charter on June 17 1967 under Fort St John sponsorship. Officers included Rod Trew as president Wilmer Cox and Jack Gardner as vice Presidents Ernie Krebs secretary Gerald Overholt treasurer Ray St Arnault and Rod Fimrite as tail Twister. Directors were Edgar Scott Rod Richmond and Ken Haminishi. The club launched projects raising 7200 for an ambulance and a disaster fund, built a community hall, funded school patrols and curling events, and supported CNIB fundraising and local parks and signs.
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Trev Schofield
B.C
Vancouver
Hudson Hope
Rod Trew
Wilmer Cox
Jack Gardner
Ernie Krebs
Gerald Overholt
Ray St Arnault
Rod Fimrite
John Silvey
Edgar Scott
Rod Richmond
Ken Hamini
al Jackson
Moosey hunting and the hard lessons in Alaska
A narrator rejects early morning moose hunting yet recalls a brutal chase at Mile 26 on the Alaska Highway. He describes the grueling stalk, weighty meat, and lasting memory of a difficult kill, contrasting it with grouse shooting which he finds more practical and less arduous.
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Alaska Highway
Local notices seek contact for publicity
Publicity requests from persons or organizations with local relevance should contact the Echo office at 2246. The item notes the paper prints non sensational community items and welcomes routine notices.
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Echo Office
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Pathfinders
Dusters
Peace Country
Civil Defence Air Service
Chetwynd Civil Defence Air Service
Clayton Collins
Cam Traplin
Lorne McQueen
Bob Hanson
Ken Blom
Gil Arseneau
Frank Pruckle
Frank
Lorne
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Victoria
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Centennial Park
Jack Dick
Hudson Hope Lions Club
CNIB
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Lion Rod Trew
Lion's Clubs
Fort St John
Fellers Heights
Alberta
Good Lady
Unicef
Moosey