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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 16, 1984
Page
4
Families can stay active with babies and young children through cycling, hiking, swimming, and simple games. Weekly Wednesday cycle meetups at the High School led by Bryan Miller, plus advisories for National Physical Activity Week and local resources. Parents encouraged to involve partners and kids for healthy routines.
Senior fitness advice emphasizes starting slow with medical clearance before activity. Walking is highly recommended and most activities are accessible to older adults as endurance improves. For guidance contact the Recreation Department or Health Unit at the listed numbers.
The notice lists shared and solo fitness options such as tennis badminton swimming golf and biking. It notes shifts and work travel affect participation and suggests aerobic exercise and classes like aquacise plus roller skating. Call the Rec Dept at 788-2121 for information and ideas.
After a rough start the Chetwynd Mens Slopitch League begins May 11 with Drifters versus Teamsters as West Fraser Athletics face Shoppers Food Mart Mauraders. Future games listed for May 16 23 25 30 and June 1 6 with home teams noted.
Chetwynd adults and teens are urged to join a week of activities to boost fitness. Aquacise May 17 free 10:30 to 11:30 am benefits joints and backs. Early Bird swim 6:30 to 8 am offers free passes for 1 km. Wednesday May 16 noon and Friday May 18 swim specials. kids free swim May 16 6 to 7 pm with games. distance swims include 20 km 40 km 101 km and a timed mile with rewards. Pool closed May 21. call 788 2121 or 788 2214 for details.
Chetwynd Chit-Chat recalls rain flower displays by school children and umbrella memories. The Trading Post at Moberly Lake burned over the weekend and NCMA meeting details in Williams Lake list names of local officials. Various local anniversaries, greetings, art exhibits, school 50th anniversary plans, and social events are noted with eager community tone.
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