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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 04, 1984
Page
4
Playground program for children aged 5 to 8 runs Monday to Friday 9 am to 12 noon with a Fifties theme Treasure Hunt Balloon Toss Monster Week and a water slide. Week by week sessions invite sign ups for choice weeks during summer.
Soccer school runs August 7 to 10 for ages 6 to 12 with registration through July 23 at the Recreation Department. The Recreation Coordinator won’t be in until July 16 but Joyce and Jessie will handle registrations and field bookings.
The Chetwynd and District Recreation Department announces a 1984 Rural Playground Program for outer communities.funding from the Federal Government covers four summer staff positions while Peace River Liard Regional District Grants in Aid supports travel and supplies. Jessie Boysen and volunteers will visit Willow Flats July 13 and Aug 24, Lone Prairie July 27 and Aug 10, Dokkie Aspen Trailer Park July 20 and Aug 3 and 17. Hasler Flats and Jackfish Lake dates pending. One day sessions offer sports games arts and crafts songs and more. Further details from Summer Supervisor Jessie Boysen at 788-2121.
Summer enrollment remains open for July 18 to 27 with Yellow beginner class at 9 to 9 30 am and Maroon class at 9 30 to 10 am. Limited spaces remain for those who missed earlier registration. New programs are being developed and will start soon. If you have any questions, please register soon.
West Fraser Athletics, led by Danny Cloutier with three home runs and a triple, swept a doubleheader against the Teamsters for their fourth and fifth wins. Scores were 16-14 and 20-8. Shoppers Marauders won 9-6 in the first game against the Drifters, then 30-13 in the second game. Last Friday’s games were wiped out due to player shortages. Shoppers defaulted versus the Drifters. League standings June 28.
Dick Zokol, 25, PGA Tour regular, says he feels pressure to win the Canadian Open while Jerry Anderson notes the mindset. He aims to win but places most pressure on himself as fans react to the strong field.
Senator Jack Austin announced 9.2 million in MILAP support under the 43 million Modified Industry and Labour Adjustment Program to aid BC communities hit by unemployment. Designated areas include Salmon Arm Armstrong Enderby Nelson Central Kootenay and Northern and Central Coastal Regions Vancouver Island. Benefits target unemployed workers with training and mobility aid plus Canada Works and Career Access subsidies. Local adjustment committees may receive up to 100,000 annually for two years to guide recovery.
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