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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 27, 1983
Page
4
The Pitching Clinic scheduled for July 27 is postponed with updates to follow for an August session. Regular programs include Creative Play and morning exercises on Mondays and Wednesdays with babysitting. Registration is open for August Creative Play. The Recreation Coordinator takes a week off from July 29 to August 7.
Rainy cold day keeps people indoors so the pool invites all ages from preschool to adults to join. Due to poor attendance, August early bird swim is cancelled. Adult swim now runs only two nights weekly on Mondays and Wednesdays.
Former Expos pitcher Bill Lee faulted Montreal for lacking character after Jerry White was dropped from the roster following Woodie Fryman's reinstatement. Lee said aging players feel expendable and cited Dawson Raines Cromartie as affected by White's departure.
Last week the Sports Program covered Wrestling and Ball Hockey with film insights. Next week features Flag Football and Soccer for youths aged 11 to 14, Monday to Thursday with registration at the Recreation Centre. Contact Jessie at 788-2121 for details. Ball field bookings and tournament date changes are announced, with tennis clinics and a tennis club meeting planned.
The Social Credit victory on May 5 casts doubt on the Insurance Corp. of British Columbia as a Crown agency. James Hewitt, minister, defended ICBC as a typical Crown body while BC faces rising financial pressures and governance questions.
In a decisive vote, 59 to 2, employees at a downtown restaurant chose the fledgling Canadian Hotel and Allied Workers Union over Local 40, ending months of contention. The union, affiliated with the Canadian Association of Industrial, Mechanical and Allied Workers, marks its first certification after legal objections were resolved.
A baby girl was born to Wyatt and Twila Soule on July 16, 1983 weighing 3900 grams.
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