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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 26, 1983
Page
5
Indoor plant collections benefit from both exotic and common climbers. Easy to care for ivies and vines top popularity, with Kangaroo vine Canary Islands ivy Sweetheart vine Natal vine among frequent choices. Climbing plants require gentle tying to avoid damage from tight strings.
Transportation and Highways Minister Alex V Fraser welcomed the inclusion of the British Columbia Railway in federal legislation to charge the Crow Rate. He said the amendment covers losses on grain transport and will spur jobs and rail capacity, with BC benefiting from about 5.5 billion in planned construction over 10 years.
Residents of Crown Subdivision back a community project to build an adventure playground beside Mr Rod McFarlane’s property. Funds cover fencing, gate, and wood equipment with donations from District of Chetwynd and private groups. A meeting is planned for October 30 1983, with calls for volunteers and further donations to cover the remaining balance. The Zion Presbyterian and United Church now hold two morning services at 9 30 and 11 00 with Sunday School at both times.
Recreation newsletter announces Halloween events at the Legion next Monday with CR 12 students organizing activities for children and teens. For details contact Val Coutinho or Christine at 788-3804 or 788-2121.
UNICEF volunteers urge careful Halloween practices for children. Be mindful of cords and trip hazards on porches and steps. Prepare UNICEF collection boxes and coins for door outreach as communities organize child friendly activities.
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