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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jun 13, 1984

Page

4

Pool News Early June Updates and Registration Reminder

June pool programs opened smoothly with high public swim turnout and steady Noon Swim attendance. Weather disrupted outdoor plans but activities continued. Easy Bird and adult lessons show average interest with spots still available for adult beginner and advanced sessions.

Recreation Department Updates and Spring to Summer Programs

Recreation CO ordinator Christine Meden is back in the office. Call 788-2121 for program details and events. Spring programs end this week with next registration Friday June 29 from 12 to 2 pm. Creative play takes a two week break end of June. resumes July 3 weekly. Morning fitness classes continue. evening beginner classes continue, but intermediate move to Recreation Centre. Summer playground supervisor Jessie Boysen plans the summer programs. welcomes ideas and volunteers at 788-2121. Arts Council meeting moved to third Monday at 7:30 pm in room 11 at Chetwynd Secondary School. Bunne Hofman and Christine 788-2246/788-2121 for information. New members welcome.

Recreation Department Christine Jessie Boysen Jessie Arts Council Chetwynd Secondary School Bunne Hofman Red Cross

Council report and actions on 49 and 49 area issues

Council approved paying vouchers totaling 73 862 14 and noted complaints in the Rodeo area seeking improvements. Ald Hicks reported progress on 49 and 49. Ald Temple asked if roaming dogs could not be ticketed. Old business included sending the Deputy Clerk to the 1984 MATI Seminar and denying Nahulad Subdivision. Building permit returns for May 1984 and May 1984 dog control report were accepted.

Ald. Temple Council OLD Business Council M.A.T.I

Francois Lends George a Finnish Tuntum Rowing Machine

PARTICTIONaction by Russ Kisby recounts how Montreal novelist Francois lent George Morris a Finnish Tuntum rowing machine. George used it once with great struggle, then returned it, resuming nightly neighborhood walks as he sheds weight. The piece also notes Francois fitness writing and ongoing local swim and safety tips.

Rancois Barcelo Montreal George Morris George Canada Francois Finland Rolls-Royce Frangois Brussels Daddy Montréal

Energy efficient swimming pools tips for savings

Outdoor pools consume large energy. use a properly fitting floating cover to reduce heat loss and costs. Lower water temperature during different activity levels, shield wind exposure with nearby structures, and consider active solar systems to cover up to full summer heating needs. above ground pools face higher heat loss.

B.C Hydro

Training Access at Pacific Vocational Institute Brings Self-Paced Learning

The new Training Access system replaces time-based programs with competency driven, self-paced learning. It enables instant credit for prior knowledge, interruptions for employment, and resumption later, while tracking registrations and employment outcomes through May 1984.

Training Access Pacific Vocational Institute

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Christine Meden Council Report Ald Hicks By Russ Kisby Tunturi Russ Kisby Participaction Movement For Personal Fitness Ottawa Allan J. MacEachen Pierre de Bane MacEachen Canadian International Development Agency CIDA de Bane United Nations World Food Program Zaire W. Rand Chetwynd Forest Industries Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary Legion Hall Margaret Pepper Tourism Northern Lights College Fort St. John Peace River-Liard Regional District Peace River- Liard Regional District City Hall Council Chambers 100Th Street Jack Hannam Chetwynd M.C.E Mike) Schmok 47Th Avenue Chetwynd Dept Main Street English Bay Stanley Park Vancouver Davie Vancouver B.C CMIB CNIB C.N.I.B. Talking Book Library 3Rd Avenue Prince George Raymond Chandler
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