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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1985
Page
4
Horoscope wrap returns dated guidance for each sign with themes on romance, career and travel. Notable notes include Aquarius sharing and weekend challenges, Pisces caution against opportunists, Gemini social mix and decisive Scorpio progress. Birthdays list figures from June 6 to 12 and a stray miscellany appears at end.
The Chetwynd and District Recreation Department receives notice approving a summer grant from the Federal Government to fund four student hires in June July and August. The four are to work as Supervisor Teen Leader Playground Leader and Playground Assistant on programs for ages 5 to 18 in Chetwynd and rural areas including Dokie Hasler Flats Willow Flats Lone Prairie and Jackfish. Jenneth Sawchuk named Supervisor. Christine Meden coordinates outreach to rural sites. Weekly town activities planned.
A survey conducted by students Shelly Proctor Natalie Laboucan and supervised by Nancy Sutherland begins June 3 for two weeks. The effort aims to gather information to improve the women’s centre program, with surveys distributed door to door every third house.
Change of Pace offers a salmon barbecuing method with a horseradish marinade and creamy cucumber sauce. The recipe covers marinating times, grilling or oven baking at 425 F, and serving suggestions for four.
The article surveys enduring beliefs that the moon influences behavior and events such as births and crime, contrasting them with data showing no lunar effect. Psychologist Dr. Coles explains weekly cycles and selective attention reinforce the myth, while suggesting suggestibility drives the observed plays of lunacy.
Weekday adult travel immunization clinics at Peace River Health Unit with appointment 788-9219. Monday meetings cover Alcoholics Anonymous Al Anon Toastmasters and theatre activities. Tuesday schedules include Chamber of Commerce and hospital auxiliary meetings plus child immunization clinics. Wednesday Tops and AA meetings, Friday AA open session. June events include the annual Chetwynd Rodeo June 15 16 22 and a Zion Presbyterian Ladies garage sale at Chimo Village Art Gallery June 8.
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