Nissho-Iwai studies area flyers to play exhibition here
Mr. C E Sawyer of Vancouver, VP and GM of Coalition Mines, hosted a dinner for Nissho-Iwai personnel. He praised their 15 year travel effort and urged cross national business exchanges to improve languages and Pacific communications. He pledged long term community involvement and ecological consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.E. Sawyer
Vancouver
Coalition Mines
Nissho-Iwai Ltd
Sawyer
Nissho- Iwai*itd
Canada
Pacific Ocean
John A. Burns
T. Oda
Y. Shmenokura
J. Saitoh
Coalition
Nissholwai Ltd
Scout movement meeting called
Parents and all interested persons in the Scout and Cub Movement are invited to a Group Committee Meeting to be held Wednesday Sept. 27 at 8 p.m. in the Library Leaders are urgently needed. For information phone Judy Anderson at 788-2282. Registration for Brownies Guides and Rangers will be taken September 20 at 7 p.m. in Windrem Elementary School. Those wishing to register their girls need not attend the registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Anderson
Windrem
The Assassins Absent From Clutch Agenda At Meeting
A light urban note covers absent member updates and local events. The piece mentions a friend’s tale, a prayer closing the meeting, and reflections on gossip. It lists attendees Mayor Oberle Aldermen Planner Hayward and Secretary Robertson at the Union of B.C. Municipalities convention in Vancouver September 13 15. It notes Fall Market sponsored by the C W L and upcoming Xmas Bazaar. Various social happenings follow including anniversaries visits and travel, with a contact line for rumors.
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Hayward
Peter Robertson
The
Union of B.C. Municipalities
Vancouver
Chetwynd Curling Club to convene organizational meeting
The Chetwynd Curling Club will hold an organizational meeting on September 26 at 8 p.m. in the Curling Rink. Directors and interested persons are urged to attend and for more information call Frank Wood at 788-2627.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetwynd Curling Club
Frank Wood
Chetwynd Bridge Club Meet At Frank Wood Home
The Chetwynd Bridge Club will hold a meeting to organize for the coming season at Frank Wood's home on Friday September 22 at 8 p.m. Old members are urged to attend and newcomers are invited. For details contact Yvonne Peake or Frank Wood at 788-2789 or 788-2627.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetwynd Bridge Club
Frank Wood
Yvonne Peake
Chetwynd Gymkhana Club Announces Final Event
The Chetwynd Gymkhana Club will hold its last Gymkhana of the year on September 24 at 1 30 PM at the Rodeo Grounds. If rain halts the date the event shifts to October 1st.
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Chetwynd Gymkhana
Rodeo Grounds
Anglican Church Women Host Anniversary Tea and Bake Sale
The ACW marks its 10th anniversary with an afternoon tea and bake sale from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday at the hotel ballroom. Foothill Bookstore of Calgary will display items. purchases and orders will be taken. All welcome to enjoy tea.
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Anglican Church
Foothill Bookstore
Calgary
Annette Girard Leads Baton Instruction in Community Hall
Annette Girard will be directing baton lessons in Baton this year. A Susan Hoffman School graduate, she studied at Kyte Frances School of Baton in Edmonton last summer and aided Susan with young twirlers previously. She earned three Peace River Arts Festivals gold certificates, shared the Drill Team trophy twice, and holds a 1972 Honors Pin along with several medals and awards. Lessons occur Thursdays after school. for inquiries, call 788-2389.
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Annette Girard
Annette
Susan Hoffman
Baton
Edmonton
Kyte Frances
Chetwynd Groups, Hogs Plans, and Flyers Update
The Peace River Liard Regional District notes minor baseball gathering with Father and Son Banquet at Legion Hall on Sept 26 at 6 30 p m. Chetwynd Grain and Feed Ltd abandons Hog Feeding Operation plans 112 miles east of Chetwynd boundary due to local opposition and land use issues. Jim Tompkins of the Fort St John Flyers says club status will be clear in four weeks as teams have until Oct 10 to decide at a Rycroft meeting. The Flyers aim to move to North Peace Arena after its completion and may play some games in Chetwynd. league play starts around Nov 18 with about 32 games per club.
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South Peace
Chetwynd
Rycroft
Bud Rundell
Dawson Creek
Centennial Rec Centre
Dawson Creek Canucks
Hythe Mustangs
Grande Prairie Athletics
Peace River Stampeders
High Prairie Regals
Grimshaw Huskies
Manning Comets
Chetwynd Grain and Feed Ltd
Fort St. John Flyers
Jim Tompkins
Flyers
Windrem Secondary sees enrollment uptick despite vacancies
Registration at Windrem Secondary School rises modestly from June end totals with Septembers figures showing 481 students, up 37. The school lists 24 teachers with six new hires and one remedial reading post unfilled. Fifteen Academic program students wrote Government exams last June, thirteen met graduation requirements, three attend Notre Dame University of Nelson and one Camrose College.
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Windrem Secondary School
Windrem Secondary
Notre Dame University of Nelson
Camrose College
Windrem Elementary
Warfield Wins Top Municipal Safety Award in B C Competition
Warfield village secured the highest overall score earning the Award of Merit and the WCB Municipal Safety Shield after leading three classes. Greenwood won the City category and Hudson's Hope topped the District class at the U B C annual meeting in Vancouver on September 13. Windrem Elementary adds staff, Don Titus and Moberly Lake classrooms share a special orientation role, with 217 students enrolled at Don Titus, down from 228 in 1971, and grade distributions listed.
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Warfield
Workmen’s Compensation Board of
B.C
Greenwood
District of
Hudson’s Hope
WCB
Union of B.C. Municipalities
Vancouver
Cyril White
Q.C
Windrem Elementary
Miss Lyons
Don Titus
Moberly Lake
W.R. Campbell
Voice of the Canyon Hudson Hope News Summary
District of Hudsons Hope readers send in garden notes and local chatter. New correspondents Noreen Stubley Garnette Stubley and Judy McNair invite items and calls to share news at the Post Office. Reported moose season concerns near Williston Lake plus unsafe street pins by the Bank. Social blurbs cover travel and visits, including Nellie Sturley in Prince George and the Blonski family moving between cities.
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Hudson’s Hope
Noreen Stubley
Garnette Stubley
Judy McNair
Williston Lake
Post Office
Bank
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