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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 04, 1982
Page
3
Friday completion marks the latest session of the current program with two sessions remaining in August. Upcoming sets run Aug 3 to 13 and Aug 16 to 27, while many Red Cross and Adult lessons and Aquacize spots still have openings.
Chetwynd's Playground Program runs July 26 30 with Nature week activities like nature collages flower molds and leaf prints. Upcoming Aug 3 6 International Week adds field trips arts crafts games and two library visits. Summer Activities for ages 9 12 reports rising registrations with Old Baldy hike. Creative Play for 3 4 year olds meets Wednesdays 9 30 11 30 at the Community Hall with $20 fee and multiple activities. For details contact the Rec Department at 788 2214.
Due to rapid growth in Chetwynd and nearby areas, residents are asked to indicate preferred stores and services for community development. Complete the form and return it to the CARD office in Room 211 Foothills Building.
The Gymkhana Club faced a muddy arena and cancelled the July 25 gymkhana due to heavy rain. The August 8 event is planned to proceed. Members are invited to graze horses on August 21 and 22 and camp at Mr and Mrs Peters cabin. Newcomers should call 788-2664 for details.
Forest Minister Tom Waterland announced the creation of twelve new provincial forests totaling 15.1 million hectares, raising listed forests to 111 and covering 47.6 million hectares. The forests span northeastern BC including Peace, Liard, Fort Nelson, Kotcho, Sikanni. north of Hazleton Sustut and Kwinageese. Dease in the far north. Botanic near Lillooet and Lytton. Robson near McBride. Kamloops and Creston near their cities. Decisions on 23 additional forests are expected by year end 1982.
The Allied Boating Association of Canada urges safer boating through four cardinal rules Know Yourself Know Your Boat Know the Area Know the Rules of the Road. Before each trip check fuel gear and safety equipment and review weather and charts for planned routes and emergency harbours. Avoid speeding near congestion and keep clear of busy channels.
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