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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 11, 2005
Page
2
A proposed French Immersion program awaits a school board vote on March 16. Registration for kindergarten and grade one opens Monday March 14 at the usual registration site with a 25 student cap on a first come basis.
Denise Everett reports the Community Improvements Committee awaits Winter Lights results with Ellen Calliou noting strong community participation. Judges praised Chetwynd windmills and every lit tree was sponsored while plans for Communities in Bloom include a garden and a walkway project. No CIB judge visit date set yet.
The Chetwynd Cavalier Society will train student artists to paint eight 4x8 panels at Chetwynd Secondary School depicting paleontology history of the Peace River. The project cost is estimated at 17800 dollars with funding requests to the District for 10000 and the Arts Council for 2500, plus school district support of 1500 and lighting/framing 3800. The plan aims to start by April 15 with Mayor and Council needing to approve funding.
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