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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 27, 1984
Page
4
The column presents star signs for the week with general guidance on relationships work travel and finances. It includes a birthday list and a few quirky lines and puzzles, ending with a garbled miscellaneous section and word clues.
An assortment of brief phrases forms a fragmented list including Sun Rang Come Jump Minute Account The Willow Ahead of Time Superlative Ending Sea Eagle Social Insect Greek Letter Printing Measure and Boy's Nickname. The text reads like clipped notes rather than a cohesive article. No clear event or individuals are identifiable within the fragments.
A community notice invites women to a Take-a-Break session on February 27 with a March 6 hair cutting demonstration. Readers are asked for activity ideas and voluntary skills to share in an informal setting, offering a chance to mingle for an hour or two.
Library briefs outline Chinook Daze open house with hours February 28 to March 2 plus trivia challenges prizes and free films. A new shipment of over 200 hardcover books with green dots arrives for temporary three month loan from Dawson Creek.
Betty Deck reports the First Annual Heart Fundspiel held February 15 to 17 drew forty three curling teams from Chetwynd Tumbler Ridge Fort St. John Wembly Goodlow and Dawson Creek. The weekend featured opening ceremonies belly dancing by Jane Charlebois and Cathie Donnelly a guitar performance by Keith Hitchner piano by Val Stanley and a Saturday banquet with community donated food. Demonstrations included CPR with Annie and Baby dolls by Gary Lowe and three Don Titus School students Jump Rope routines. Prizes included a PWA trip to Vancouver won by Bob Shirley and a North Cariboo trip to Prince George won by Aubrey Gerstel. The event closed with prize awards and thanks from the Heart Foundation and Chetwynd Unit.
Weekday notices list health unit immunization clinics for travelers and child vaccines with phone numbers 788 9219 and 788 2633. Regular meetings include Alcoholics Anonymous Mondays and Fridays at 8:30 p.m. Al Anon and AA open meetings at the Health Unit, Chamber of Commerce monthly meetings, and theatre gatherings at Don Titus School Library. Forthcoming senior, bingo, top s program, and story hour events also noted.
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