UNICEF Trick or Treat Drive for Hungry Children
Malnutrition causes many child deaths worldwide and while Hallowe'en is a time for playful doorbell ringing, readers are urged to give to UNICEF collections. Elementary students Don Titus and Moberly Lake will collect for UNICEF to help provide food and medicines to hungry children.
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Canada
Africa
Asia
South America
Equator
Hallowe
United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund
Unicef
Don Titus
Moberly Lake
Lone Prairie News Highlights Drought Feel in Valley
Fay Cox reports continuing dry fall weather stressing water supplies in Lone Prairie with streams and dugouts drying, wells low, and frost risk for livestock. Community life noted includes a rail corral project, harvest chores, visitors, travel, crafts, and recipes, plus a note on a kitchen lamp repurposed as a planter.
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Fay Cox
Cowie
Murray
John Cooper
Don Wagoner
Wagoner
Lone Prairie
Chetwynd
Chetwynd hosts two day skating clinic draws praise
A weekend clinic on October 18 and 19 drew 48 participants from Mackenzie Fort St John Dawson Creek and Chetwynd with instructors Doris Moore Kathy Moore and Richard Madden of Vancouver. Officials praised the event noting it as their best of 50 clinics while certificates and badges were awarded to Hockey Association and National Skating Test coaches. The program combined skating lectures and demonstrations and the club thanked organizers and volunteers for a successful two day session.
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Mackenzie
Fort St. John
Dawson Creek
Chetwynd
Doris Moore
Kathy Moore
Richard Madden
Vancouver
N.S.T
B.C
The
Hockey Association
Chetwynd Little Giant
Faye Aileson
Roger Demens
Minor Hockey Association
Bev Demens
Brent Proctor
Candy Striping Club Plans Hospital Decor Work
The group schedules weekday 4:30 6:30 and weekend 11:30 1:30 3:30 4:30 6:30 times to prepare decorations and tray favors for Hallowe en Christmas and Easter. At year end 9 members, rising to 20 volunteers this fall, led by Sister Manika and Mrs Morton. Next meeting November 19 1975 at 6:30 at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Manika
Morton
Smoke Signals from Moberly Lake
A reader complains about striking post office workers and inflation while recalling a holiday find, a bound volume of 1910 magazines issued for King Edward VII’s death. The entry describes the royal funeral pageantry, Queen Alexandra’s message, and reflections on Windsor and royal lineage with a mix of critique and nostalgia.
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Bryce Macasey
Sphere
Illustrated London News
The
Daily Mirror
Edward VII
Windsor
Ceasar
Trick or Treat aid fuels Ramia UNICEF drive
North American Halloween volunteers raised over 4 million dollars for UNICEF, directed to Ramia Lebanon where UNICEF funds support a Red Cross clinic and a day care center. The Ramia children know help has arrived even without schools or water, aided by Red Cross and UNICEF resources.
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Ramia
Lebanon
Hallowe’en
Canada
United States
Unicef
North America
United Nations
Israel
Red Cross of
Red Cross
Impaired driving case festers in British Columbia court
On August 3 1975 Patrick Gordon Cryman of Moberly Lake was charged with Impaired Driving and Driving with breath over .08 after a motor vehicle accident. Judge D Levis found him guilty and fined 300 plus 15 days for impaired driving and 50 plus 5 days for over .08, with a 30 day driving prohibition.
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D. Levis
Kelly
Patrick Gordon Cryman
Moberly Lake
B.C
Levis
Cryman
Saturday TV Guide Highlights and Schedule Notes
A rundown of CBC and network programming for Saturday November 1 featuring sports news, dramas, comedies, and specials. Notable entries include CFL coverage Toronto versus Hamilton, Hawaii Five-O, Mary Tyler Moore, M A S H, and police stories along with classic cartoons and variety shows.
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Coming Up
Rosie Flaxton Boys
Partridge Family
the Supper Hour
Hawaii Five O
Mary Tyler Moore
Tommy Hunter
Police Story
CBC National News
Viewpoint Night
Final Five Star Theatre
Circle Square
Toronto
Hamilton
CBC
Sunday Broadcast Snapshot From The Cathedral lineup
A Sunday grid highlights activities and programs including the Cathedral Of Tomorrow meeting place, NFL segments, Nobel Prize laureates, and educational features. Listings cover Canada related segments, hymn sing events, devotionals, Mr. Dressup, Sesame Street, and local station programming across hospital and utility notices.
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Cathedral of Tomorrow
F.A.C.T
The
Canada
Sing
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