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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 04, 1974
Page
2
Recreation activities aid balance and well being for blind people, with CNIB offering social clubs, counselling, and liaison services. CNIB centres nationwide organize sports and leisure, including skiing, swimming, bowling, and square dancing, while volunteers help integration into community programs. Local campaigns urge donations to bridge the gap of blindness.
Helen Krebs of Hudson's Hope began a six year lamp collection with 75 pieces acquired in Edmonton and gifts. The display spans two dining room walls and features a Blue Willow lamp, a Cactus Nevada lamp, a Mexican god lamp, California orange lamp, Tiffany shade lamp, and others from China and beyond.
In Lone Prairie farming, August brings hectic work as workers chase weather plans for harvest and frost fears. Gardens produce while berry pickers find ripe fruit. School opens with fifteen students, youngest five year old Steve Rainey starting kindergarten at Don Titus Elementary on Monday.
A column from Moberly Lake blends local notes about visitors and events such as injuries and golf results with humorous anecdotes about travel, Canadian culture, printers’ errors, and opinions on Nixon and Ford. The piece reflects provincial humor, politics, and personal reflections.
An inquest into the death of 27 year old Dennis Robert Desjarlais of Moberly Lake was held on Thursday August 29 1974. Coroner William Williams presided with a jury of Norman Powell as foreman and members Clayton Collins Rennie Stoney Auguste Rohel Al Moellar James Gauthier Ralph Parker and Archie Walker. Eight witnesses were heard.
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