Moberly Lake golf course progress update and events
A historical update on the Moberly Lake and District Golf Course details the eight year effort to establish a central course serving Chetwynd and surrounding communities. Volunteers, grants, and design work by Cornish and Robinson led to the current stage with five playable holes planned, plus a May 15 fun day featuring driving mid iron and short iron contests, with trophies and a raffle of golf clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly Lake and District
John Jackman
Fay Lindstrom
Bob Menzies
Chetwynd
Moberly Lake
Hudson Hope
Rod Trew
Tom Wilson Sr
Marvin Gonvick
Cornish and Robinson Arch
Calgary
Volun
Keith Playter
Meberly Lake and District
CRTC Approves Application for Community TV Licence
CRTC approves the Chetwynd Communications Society licence pending written notice from the Department of Communications confirming a technical concession. The licence will run until September 30, 198?. The approval was conveyed via a satellite feed from CANCOM networks to CITY-TV Edmonton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
City-Tv
Edmonton
Cancom Network
Chetwynd Communications Society
Department of Communications
Chetwynd Pool opens May 9 with multiple Red Cross classes
The 1983 swimming season begins May 9 at Chetwynd Pool offering Red Cross after school Preschool Parent and Tot Bronze Medallion and noon swimming from 12 00 to 1 00 pm. Second session runs May 23 to June 3. Advanced Green White and Bronze Medallion courses target proficient swimmers. Adults urged to rejoin lessons in June and encourage children to progress to next badges. Lifeguards continue training and new rescue methods are introduced. Local society discusses licensing and French language programming and ongoing TV service improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetwynd
Red Cross
Royal Life Saving Society
Housing boost to 230 units for disabled persons announced
Housing Minister Tony Brummet announced a government and federal funded program to provide 230 housing units for mentally and physically handicapped individuals. He highlighted a large increase from last year's 100 units and framed the plan as part of deinstitutionalization and community living goals linked to the International Year of Disabled recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Brummet
Brummer
B.C
Recreation News Ball Practice and Family Month
Recreation notes remind teams to book practice slots to avoid field conflicts. Morning fitness with Pam Smith starts May 17, Tuesdays and Thursdays 10 to 11 am, five weeks, $10 or $1.25 per day, babysitting 75 cents. Canoe course weekend June 17-19 at Moberly Lake with Level 1–4. May is Family Month in Chetwynd with ideas and contact Christine at 788-2121. Preschool gymnastics begins May 9 at 3:30 pm Mondays 3:30-4:15 pm at Recreation Centre, instructors Evans and Debbie. call Christine for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam Smith
B.C. Canoe Association
Chetwynd
Christine
Hudsons Hope
Recreation Centre
Evans
Debbie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teers
CRTC
Little Giant Figure Skating Club
Lori Parminter
Nancy Fowler
Carmen Asleson
Swimming News
Celestetina Hernadez
Janet Idington
Chetwynd Pool
Bert McGraw
C.R.T.C
Cancom
C.R.T
McGraw
M.P. Frank Oberle
Hasler Flates
Christine Med
Oklahoma State Horseshoeing School
General Tractor
Parts and Rebuilding Ltd
Eric Hayward
40Th Street
B.C. Voc
J.A. Teslyk
Mayor & Council
Northern Lights College
Doug Fleming
British Columbia
Council of
District of Chetwynd
Strongl
Chetwyn
Windrem
Dokie
Motherly Lake
John B. Harkness
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