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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 28, 1984
Page
8
A garbled collection of words from diverse categories includes: FIGARO, Sun God, Short jacket, Persian fairy, Eternal, Electric unit, Water, Latin, Give forth, Perform, forearm bone, Violin maker, Change, Let it stand, Comparative ending, Ireland.
Horoscope style reader notes for Aquarius through Capricorn with hints of social life romance and finances. It mentions partnerships, travel, career, and family dynamics plus a birthday week list and a few names and dates from the week.
Chetwynd Public Library launches a two week theme Have You Read Your Kid a Story Today featuring read aloud books on display and a Story on Record program for households. Adults may borrow two records or one set for one to three weeks at 25 cents per week with a five cent per day late fee and records must be returned at library hours not the book drop. New child records include Paddington and Friends The Chipmunks The Gingerbread Man and Other Stories Walt Disney presents Jungle book Smurfs Party Time How the Grinch stole Christmas.
Library figures time and effort in Barb Shirleys four year service on the board. She led Building and Equipment duties and supported auctions and extensions while colleagues at the CPL presented a corsage and silver tray at a no host dinner at Little Swiss Inn last week.
Johnny and Barfly of books praise Barb for service and hint she may run again or join the Friends of the Library group after a rest. Allan Cartwright and Marlene Deith are thanked for their time, with plans for a book mobile, a float entry, and a senior outreach visit on Tuesday April 3. New adult music and film titles invite borrowing.
Hypertension is high blood pressure requiring regular checks to detect. Untreated high pressure increases risk of heart disease and stroke, but risks can be reduced with treatment. The BC Heart Foundation encourages blood pressure monitoring and care.
Weekdays include adult immunization and travel clinics at the Peace River Health Unit with 788-9219 for appointments. Weekly items cover child immunization, vaccines, and health services. Monthly meetings, support groups, bingo, and weight loss groups recur at local centers with listed contacts. Seasonal events include bake sale, Moberly Lake anniversary, hose-laying contests, and a trade show.
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