Critters and Beasties by June Cochrane
Pelicans have been sighted at the lake’s far west end. Baby swallows emerge from nests and soon soar with adults, fluttering before gliding. Woodpeckers and warblers also care for young. an albino magpie drew attention before peers attacked it. A fawn, a pair of goldeneye ducks, and loons are noted with various happenings around the area.
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Helen
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Recreation Centre policy changes and access grants approved
Ot A Te Properties Commission updated the Rec Centre user policy while keeping disability admissions and complimentary passes unchanged. An accessibility grant will offer a 50 percent discount on a one year weight room and pool pass for police volunteers firefighters and ambulance personnel. Those with medical needs but lacking insurance must request free use with a doctor's note. The Trade Show Committee’s request to cut April show rental was denied. Arena heat complaints and food booth concession issues cited. Trade Show Committee already pays 1320 for the three day show instead of 2410. Civic Properties Committee backed Recreation Centre recommendation for no further cuts.
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Green light for RV parking at Chetwynd reunion
The Chetwynd school reunion organizers have been granted permission to use the Rec Centre parking lot for overflow RV parking. The three day event next summer could attract up to 1000 attendees who attended school in Chetwynd since 1951. The Rec Centre lot is sometimes used for overflow RV parking when campgrounds are full.
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Chetwynd
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