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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 06, 1988
Page
4
The Sixth Annual Ghoulish Affair in Chetwynd needs volunteers from the community to assist Recreation Centre CARCS and RCMP staff. The Halloween event runs October 31 with activities for all ages and fireworks. The committee meets the week of September 12. contact Christine James at 788-2214 to help.
Roman Catholic teachers at Marian High School appeal to the Industrial Relations Council to overturn a ruling that the Vancouver Catholic archdiocese did not bargain in good faith or lock out teachers when the all-girl school closed. The appeal argues the panel ignored pivotal evidence and cites union hostility. Union president Jackie MacIntyre says the aim is to reopen the school next year.
The Chetwynd Gymkhana Club held results with 19 riders and dusty fun despite times issues. Mary Runzer welcomed back. Foothills Team Ropers and concession booth added after the Novelty water race. Winners include Julia Stiendler and Alice Stiendler in barrels, Murray Caton in juniors, Suzan Slater in seniors, Don McKee across several Novice/Senior categories.
Chetwynd Minor Hockey schedules registration for 1988/89 on September 6 and 7 at the Chetwynd District Recreation Centre from 7:00 to 9:00 pm with Judy Strachan as contact. A free coaches clinic is planned September 10 and 11 led by a Level V Dawson Creek coach, Warren Fowler, and there will be an October international CAMA course in Dawson Creek. The club pledges affordable hockey with no fee increase, two payment options, free McMeekan Hockey School access, and free coaching clinics for all coaches.
Residents are invited to enter the Chetwynd and District photo contest with a September 7 deadline. Entries must be color or black and white, unframed, with captions, and include name, phone, and address on the back. Up to two photos per person.
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