Golf club holds annual meeting at Moberly Lake Youth Centre
The Moberly Lake and District Golf Club held its AGM on October 26 at the Youth Centre. President Mark Carter said the club has half of a $139,995 provincial grant. the remainder will come after the course is completed. Architect Bill Robinson reported a $90,000 budget and that construction is underway with tees and greens to snow, spring resumption, and irrigation planned for spring. The course is expected finished by mid July with play possible in August. Contractors Glen Campbell and Scott Hall work on site. Club funds remain sought for a clubhouse and ongoing equipment. Directors and officers were elected, a special meeting set for November 19 to approve new debentures up to $100,000. A boat prize valued at $10,000 was won by Wayne Garbitt of Prince George.
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Cornich and Robinson Golf
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Bob Brash
Mary Buckna
Roy Cochrane
Todd Forget
Faye Lindstrom
Reverend George
Bell
Jack Thomsoon
Tom Wilson Sr
Treasure
Wayne Garbitt
Prince George
Harlem Clowns Bring Laughs to Local High School Court
The Harlem Clowns perform Sunday at 7 30 pm in the local high school gym. World tour and 40 plus years of shows include fancy ball handling and planned humor set to Sweet Georgia Brown. They play mostly for high schools with support from student bodies and PTA.
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Canadian
Lettermen’s Club
Associated
Key Clb
PTA
Secondary School Athletic Council
al Pullins
Northmen Take Season Opener 5 2 Over Bears
The Chetwynd Northmen defeated the Fort St. John Olympic Sports Bears 5-2 in Saturday night hockey. Hard hitting and sharp goaltending highlighted the game. After a scoreless first period, Brent Proctor opened the scoring in the second with assists from Paquette and Nowicki. Rookie Rene Girard then tied the game for the Bears, with a setup from Ron Girard and Lance Woods.
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Fort St. John Olympic Sports Bears
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Paquette
Nowicki
Rene Girard
Ron Girard
Lance Woods
Olympic Bears
Canucks benefit from trade to beat Leafs 8 5
Vancouver Canucks benefited from a February trade that brought Dave Williams and Jerry Butler from Toronto. Williams and Butler each scored in an 8-5 shootout win over the Maple Leafs at the Pacific Coliseum, with Per-Olov Brasar adding two goals and two assists. Coach Harry Neale called the deal promising for the team.
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Tiger) Williams
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Canucks
Leafs
Pacific Coliseum
Harry Neale
Bill Derlago
Rick Vaive
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