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BOSTON

BAR

NORTH

BEND www.bostonbarbc.net January 1, 2013

UPDATE

CLASSIFIEDS All phone numbers start with 604-867 unless

otherwise listed. To place a classified ad call Patricia at 869-

1308 or email [email protected]. Ads can also be

dropped off at Canyon Lanes. Rates are $3 , annual rate for a two

line ad is $12, a three line ad $24 plus GST.

UPDATE

AVON - Pat Clelland -8800 (Canyon Lanes) or -9004 (home)

[email protected].

REGAL—Patricia Davison 869-1308 (cell), [email protected]

or order on the web at [email protected]

CANYON DISPOSAL— Weekly Waste pick-up $42.50 quarterly. Call

Tuesday—Friday, 10 am—2 pm 867-9272.

FRIDGE WANTED—must be a reasonable price. Call Sadie McCallum

867-7584.

Executive Director: Nancy Carmichael

Chair: Lori Walters

Vice-Chair: Lloyd Forman

Treasurer: Shirley Crow

Secretary: Patricia Davison

Directors at Large: Joan Blakeborough,

Joanne Kerr

www.bostonbarbc.net

Special Project Co-coordinators:

Shirley Crow

Thrift Shoppe: Sherri Forman

North Bend Community Place: Lillian

Forman

Family Place: Nancy Carmichael

Citizens on Patrol: Donna Kneller

Food Bank: Nancy Carmichael

May Day Co-Chairs: Shirley Crow, Lillian

Forman

Historian: Joan Blakeborough

Editor: Update Newsletter-Patricia Davison

Deadline 25th of month.

DISCLAIMER: This Update Newsletter is a “labor of love” by an unpaid volunteer. It is put together by a human so

you can expect to find human errors in it. I apologize for any and all mistakes of the past or future editions that

may cause inconvenience. Editor

GOOD versus EVIL

I am sure you were heart-sick at the news of so many young lives taken in the Newtown

massacre. We are left with so many questions: why, what do we watch for, what do we do; what do

we say. I believe that one way to fight evil is to do good. We can’t do anything for the mourners

of Newtown but we can do good in our little community. I think we should make a collective New

Year’s resolution: “Let us do good, including random acts of kindness, volunteering, and remem-

bering to say thank-you.” We are truly blessed by so many kind, thoughtful and helpful citizens in

Boston Bar and North Bend. When you tuck yourself into bed at night ask yourself: “Did I do

good today?” Editor

LETTER from the SCHOOL

We are all horrified and affected by the school shooting in Connecticut, and after the

shock, our thoughts turn to our own school and our own students/children. It is understandable that

there will be some anxiety about this incident.

While the potential for such an incident taking place in our school is very low, in response

to the incident our school staff has reviewed our School Safety Alert System processes and ensured

we are all up-to-date and vigilant.

Staff members have been asked to watch for students reaction and to privately offer sup-

port if needed.

As a parent/guardian, you too can help your child. It is important that you protect pre-

school and elementary-aged children from exposure to news media images and stories regarding

the school shooting, as well as avoid over-exposure generally. Also listen and watch for signs that

your child may need more support.

Please feel free to contact the school if you think a counselor can assist, or if you have any

questions or concerns. The staff at Boston Bar Elementary School

CANYON LANES

NEW YEARS EVE

PARTY

The party was a great success. There

was an abundance of food to suit every-

one’s taste. Air hockey (new—donated by

the RCMP), pool tables and the bowling

lanes were kept busy all throughout the

evening. The teens enjoyed the music

and dancing in the back room and the

parents had a lot of fun too.

Canyon lanes thanks everyone who

brought food, and especially the people

who helped set up and clean up.

WE WISH A HAPPY, HEALTHY AND

PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO ALL !!

P a g e 1 1

by Joan Blakeborough

MONTHLY & WEEKLY PROGRAMS

Hairdresser

January 14th

COMMUNITY MEETING

January 17th

at Canyon Lanes

FOOD BANK

Donations can be dropped off at

Canyon Lanes. Please bring your

own bags or containers

Next Food Bank Day January 17th

The Community Church has bread and

baby items available for those who need

Leave a message at

the Church 867-9010

SHUTTLE BUS

10:30 am Fare $15

Hope & return

Jan. 9th

Jan. 25th

COMMUNITY FREE LUNCH PROGRAM

FAMILY PLACE

Everyone welcome !

Free but donations are appreciated.

Wednesdays:

Noon - 1:00 pm

BADMINTON

CANCELLED

til further notice.

The Poultry Farm—Part 2 North Bend

Community Place

Open Tuesdays & Saturdays

11 am - 4 pm

Thrift Shoppe

Wellness Centre & Spa

Museum Room

Seniors Drop-In -

(Sat's jam session & sing along)

Free computer and internet access.

ANDERSON CREEK HEALTH CENTRE

Wed's: Dr. Greggain or Nurse Practitioner

Every Other Wednesday 10 am - 3 pm:

Public Health Appts. 860-7630 ext. 0

Wednesdays: Phone 867-9380

Mental Health Appts. 860-7733

Saturdays-Dentist 8:30 - 3:30 pm

Walk-in or call

867-8844 for an appointment

Next Date - September 15th

Free Rein - Maureen Kehler 10 am-3 pm

Employment Assistant Services;

Literacy Help; Early Childhood Develop.

604-869-2279

LIVING WELL WORKSHOPS

Every Monday 11-2 pm by

Dr. Fritz and team workers:

Natasha Breitkreuz & Shirley Klotz

Lunch is provided at

Anderson Creek Clinic

DIVINE WORSHIP

Everlasting Gospel

48822 Highland Rd. N.B.

Saturdays 11 am

Bible Study 8 pm Tuesdays

All are welcome.

COMMUNITY CHURCH

Sundays 11 am followed by

lunch and fellowship

Bible Study 7 pm Wednesdays

Movie Night 7 pm Fridays

For info Call Church or

if you need a ride leave a

message at Church # 867-9010

CHURCH of CHRIST

The Church of Christ welcome you

to worship with them on

Sundays 10:30 am

at North Bend Hall

Call 867-9613 for information.

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS

Call Mike 867-9114

Boston Bar FIRST NATIONS

Community Health Representative

(CHR) & (LSS) Legal Aid

Addictions Navigator

867-8844 Fax 867-9317 or email

[email protected]

Wii at NB Hall

Starts January 14th MONDAY 10—11:00 am

The birds were inoculated regularly against disease. The business employed

four adults and two young boys. The eggs were gathered and stored daily. The

eggs were passed from the bird cages onto a track and remained there until col-

lected and placed in cold storage for about one week

and often less than that length of time.

At 4 pm every Monday, Wednesday and Fri-

day, the eggs were washed, candle graded and pack-

aged, a process which took 1 1/2 hours. The eggs

were lifted in batches of 2 1/2 dozen by a suction cup

-like machine and placed on a conveyor belt to be

washed. They were then dried by a huge fan,

sorted, graded and then packed into flats of 2 1/2

dozen.

Canada A eggs were sized at extra-large, me-

dium and small. Grade B eggs were slightly

cracked, misshapen, or double yoked and only

sold to private individuals. Small pullet eggs were

sold in flats as were the Grade B eggs.

Deliveries were made once a week, on

Saturdays to all the restaurants in the Canyon and some of the stores. Eggs

were delivered to all the stores and restaurants in the Lytton area, including the

hospital. Deliveries were also taken to most of the restaurants and some stores

and hospital in the Lillooet area. A small hobby that became a business was quite

an adventure for the family.

P a g e 3

Published monthly by the Boston Bar /North Bend

Enhancement Society. See www.bostonbarbc.net

Editor: Patricia Davison at [email protected]

or 869-1308 Entry deadline 25th of month.

NOTE: If you have a “no flyer” notice on your

P.O. Box—you will not receive this newsletter.

All cheques made payable to: Boston Bar Enhancement

Society, Box 251, Boston Bar, BC V0K 1C0

Box ads: $15 per month or $165 for year

Specialty Ads— 1/4 page $40 b/w -$50 colour

Classifieds: rate $3 for 2 line ad

Charitable receipts available.

P a g e 1 0 SENIOR’S DINNER

“STUFF The CRUISeR eVeNT”

“ChRISTMAS TRAIN”

Family Place Children’s

Christmas Party

FOR ALL THE ERRORS ON DECEMBER’S

CALENDAR. I HOPE IT DID

NOT INCONVENIENCE TOO

MANY OF YOU. Apologies to

Sherri re: the Thrift Shoppe and

Lloyd re: the Community Meeting.

The Hall was decorated in a forest theme by sisters Lori,

Barb and Shirley and, on behalf of the BB/NB Enhance-

ment Society, Dan & Tammy cooked a delicious turkey

dinner which was enjoyed by all. CounterAttack youth

served and cleaned up. The event was thoroughly en-

joyed by all with a warm thank you to all who

made it possible.

Boston Bar continues to amaze with the amount of food and donations. “So much hard work goes into

this event to make it a success every year. Officers use their own time to organize and attend the event and the

public is always so supportive of their efforts” says Cst. Tracy Wolbeck. BB RCMP members gathered 1,125

lbs. of food and collected $904 in cash and vouchers. (If you’d like to compare: Hope $619 and 1,400 lbs,

Agassiz $533 and 2 truck loads, Chilliwack $2,989.20 and 7,500 lbs.) What a wonderfully successful event this

has turned out to be. Although this is only our second annual event, BB outshines the larger communities.

A huge thank you to our local RCMP, Kal Tire, COP members: Donna Kneller and Shelagh Prowal, also

Ainslie Creek Enterprises for donating the sign..

Christmas Train Thank you to everyone who attended, donated food and money and a special thanks

to our volunteers who collected the donations and provided hot chocolate.

Food Bank We would also like to thank our wonderful Food Bank volunteers: Nora & Barry Jacobs,

Tara & Evan, Carrie, Jeff & Russell, Pat Clelland, Shirley Crow and Canyon Lanes. A most special thank you to

everyone who donates to the Food Bank throughout the year—you are too numerous to mention but you know

who you are and without you and your kindness—none of this would be possible. We are so proud of our com-

munity and the spirit for giving to their neighbours in need. THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH!!

Thank you all who helped with the Stuff the Cruiser 2012. With

the generous donations of food and cash from our very own local

businesses, and our very own residents who also put in their per-

sonal time and effort to support the Food Bank. You’ve all shown

just what it means to live in a “community” and how we can sup-

port one another. (Also see Page 10) Please watch out for your

neighbours. Our recent snow fall has caused power outages and

made it difficult to get around. If you suspect someone is in dis-

tress or requires assistance, please offer a hand or, if need be,

contact your emergency services.

An arrest warrant has been issued for Geordie Arthur FIFE for

“theft of motor vehicle”. If you know his whereabouts please con-

tact the RCMP at 867-9333 or Crime Stoppers.

Cst. Jon Lane

Family Place Please support the “early years

programs”: Family Place, Head Start and Strong

Start—without your support and attendance—we lose

our funding—and our children lose their jump start to a wonderful

education. Here is the second list of lessons by Keith Pattinson,

from his book “Lessons My Children & Grandchildren Have

Taught Me”.

11. Celebrate their uniqueness.

12. Share their disappointments

13. Teach respect by respecting them.

14. Learn to listen…….listen to learn.

15. Set fair and consistent boundaries.

16. Be a gracious winner and loser.

17. Play make-believe.

18. Encourage racial tolerance by modeling tolerance.

19. Ask for opinions and advice.

20. Marvel at their accomplishments.

Positive Parenting Classes-January 15 & 29th 5-7:30 pm in-

cludes supper, free of charge and open to all parents.

Family Place hosted a delightful Christmas

Party shared by Kopchitchin Head Start and

Strong Start. The children were absolutely

bubbling over with anticipation for the arrival

of Santa and his sleigh load of gifts? None

were disappointed! Santa came through!

Special thanks to Santa for lending his time

to our party. Also a big thanks to all of the

parents who participated and a special rose

to Shelagh Prowal for helping with the party.

Nancy Carmichael

Letter size Black/white $.15

Letter size Colour $.25-.50

Legal size Black/white $.30

Legal size Colour $.50-$1

FLYERS—CALL FOR A QUOTE

CANYON LANES Community Recreation Centre

Mon.—Thur . 9 am—8 pm

F r i day—Sunday &

H o l i day s 4—8 pm

(League N ight s open t i l 9 )

Bowl i ng , l eagues , YBC, C lub 55+

S e a r s C a t a l o g u e p i c k - u p ,

V i d e o r e n t a l s

B i g s c r e e n T V & W i i

M e e t i n g r o o m

P o o l t a b l e s & A i r H o c k e y

G r e y h o u n d D e p o t

P h o t o c o p i e s ( n o w i n c o l -

o u r )

YOUR LOCAL WATER STORE

Tel: 604-867-8800

Fax: 604-867-9112

PHOTOCOPIES at Canyon Lanes

CONFIDENTIAL—FREE CONDOMS and PREGNANCY TESTS at Family Place

RAVEN SPIRIT YOUTH PROGRAMS

at the SCHOOL

Boxing - Monday & Wed.

4 - 5:30 pm

For info call

Reggie Brown at 9131.

FRASER CANYON YOUTH SOCIETY

Monday - Soccer 6:30-8 pm

at the school gym

Wednesday - Volleyball 6:30-8 pm

at the school gym

Friday's - 1st, 2nd & 4th

Family & Youth Movie

Night 7-9 pm

at Canyon Lanes

Third Friday's - is Bowling Night Children under 6 must be attended

by an adult.

For more info call

Georgina Campbell at 8844

COMMUNITY CALENDAR AVAILA-

BLE AT CANYON LANES $11.24

This is a fund-raising project for Canyon

Lanes. Buy a calendar and support this

important hub in our community.

YBC

CHRISTMAS

PARTY

with a huge

thank you to

Santa & Pat

Boston Bar Elementary School will see a few changes beginning January 7th, 2013. Secondary Timetable and Staff

Additions: A new secondary timetable will be implemented beginning January 7th, 2013. The amount of minutes per day or

per course remains the same, however, students will have the opportunity to focus on four, rather than six courses per day.

Some classes will be longer to accommodate projects, labs, presentations, etc.

Please welcome Mr. Robert Genaille, who will be joining staff at the school until the end of the 2012/2013 school year.

Bus: Commencing Monday, January 7th, students from Anderson Creek and North Bend will depart from the school at

3:45 pm. Students from Boothroyd will depart from the school at approximately 4:00 pm. This change should not affect the

arrival time at home for students.

Student of the Month Awards have been given out at monthly school assemblies recognizing students excelling in the areas

of academics, citizenship, attendance, leadership or athletics. Recipients to date are: September; Ethan Angus, Zach

Japp, Ashton Jackson, Tyra Isaac, Kraig Charlie. October: Kate deKoning, Justin Cairns, Aliah Gilbert, Baily

Paquette November: Lucas Westerlund, Aaliyah Campbell, Alison Clark, Kody Douglas, Darcie Forman.

Fundraising for We Create Change took place during November and December. The final activity, We Face Change,

was held on December 17th. Students, staff and community members were encouraged to buy tickets at 25 cents each to

either “throw a pie” or “take a pie”. $750 was raised, which will provide 30 people with water for life in one of the “Free the

Children” countries such as: Kenya, Ecuador, India, Nicaragua, Ghana and Sierra Leone.

Student/parent Handbooks were sent home with students on December 18th. Every family should have received a

copy. Extra copies are available at the School.

Christmas Dinner—was postponed due to the weather. We are hoping to do something in the new year.

Ms. Theresa Dantuma, Principal

A big thank you to PAC members

and Margaret Hendrickson—they

have worked so hard to raise funds

for their organization; which helps

our school children enjoy an en-

riched educational experience.

Sunday Ladies High Single Score Men's High Single Score

18 Leslie Campbell 219 Syd Hambly 218

25 Cheryl Davidson 182 Syd Hambly 236

2 Lillian Issac 169 Nick Clelland 261

9 Cheryl Davidson 165 Nick Clelland 260

16 Cheryl Davidson 156 J.J. Campbell 184

Wednesday CLUB 55 LADIES Score CLUB 55 MENS Score

21 Cora Dunlop 224 Syd Hambly 229

28 Lesley Bowman 191 Syd Hambly 205

5 Eleanor Forman 157 Syd Hambly 217

Wednesday SENIOR GIRLS Score SENIOR BOYS Score

21 Nick Clelland 202


5 Nick Clelland 247


Wednesday JUNIOR GIRLS Score JUNIOR BOYS Score

21 Ashton Jackson 114

28 Ivy Gatfield 66 Ashton Jackson 102

5 Ashton Jackson 142

12 Ivy Gatfield 66 Ashton Jackson 113

Thursday BANTAM GIRLS Score BANTAM BOYS Score

22 Gage Campbell 55

29 Antoine Jackson 116

6 Antoine Jackson 80

Thursday JET GIRLS Score JET BOYS Score

22 Julianna Campbell 71 Damian Florence 69

29 Damian Florence 65

6 Damian Florence 81

13 Julianna Campbell 65 Bruce Williams 65

20 Kayden Weller 53

Thursday SMURF GIRLS Score SMURF BOYS Score

29 Eagle Williams 41

BADMINTON CANCELLED

til further notice.

YOUNG’S GAS BAR Convenience Store

Liquor Store Agency

604-867-8868

Trans Canada Hwy. in Boston Bar

JB’s DRIVE IN

Home of the famous

foot-long hotdog 604-867-9230

Downtown Boston Bar

Boston Bar/North Bend

Community Thrift Shoppe

Open Tuesday & Saturdays

11am—4 pm

Sherri Forman (Manager)

604-867-9163

This publication is sent directly to your mail box once a month by the support of our advertisers. Without

them we would not be able to offer this service to you, so, please support these local businesses as they

are supporting this newsletter. Thank you,

Boston Bar/North Bend Enhancement Society.

YALE

604-863-2279

Karen Rushlow &

Takiya Lee

Wednesday

1:00—5:00 pm

5:30—7:30 pm

Saturdays

10:30-12:00 pm

12:30 —5:00 pm

BOSTON BAR

604-867-8847

Karen Rushlow

Tuesday & Thursday

1:00—5:00 pm

5:30—7:30 pm

Library Book Club— is to be held January 3rd

4—4:30 to discuss “The Curious Incident of the Dog

in the Night Time”. The regular book club meeting

will be January 29th. If you can’t make the meet-

ing you can enter your thoughts about it on the

Boston Bar Book Club site on facebook!

Technology help with Michelle Dekok January 8th

& 15th from 5: 30—7:30 pm. Did you get an

electronic Christmas gift, such as Ipod, Iphone, a

laptop computer thingy?? that you need help with?

Call to register before-hand so we know what kind

of help is needed. Call Library for info.

Family Literacy Day Tuesday, January 29th 2—7

pm. Come in and read with an adult or a buddy

during this time-frame and get entered into a

prize draw.

AA4K (All Aboard For Kindergarten) Check with

Karen Rushlow, Librarian, to see when the AA4K

program will be held this month and bring your

pre-schoolers over for entertainment.

Technology help with Michelle Dekok

Saturday, January 12th & 19th from

1: 30—4:30 pm. Did you get an elec-

tronic Christmas gift, such as Ipod, Iphone,

a laptop computer thingy?? that you

need help with? Call to register before-

hand so we know what kind of help is

needed. Call Library for info.

Family Literacy Day Saturday, January

26th 11 am — 4 pm. Come in and read

with an adult or a buddy during this time-

frame and get entered into a prize draw.

PIONEER FUEL

DELIVERY LTD.

AGASSIZ, BC

HEATING OILS, GAS,

DIESEL For Service in

BOSTON BAR and NORTH

BEND Area

1-888-677-3835

CANYON DISPOSAL

at your door

weekly waste pick up

604-867-9272

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu F r i Sa t

.

1 2 3

4

5 NBCP—Closed

6

7 CapC Drop-In 9:30-3 pm & Bet-

ter Beginnings 12—3 pm. Lunch is

provided.

Healthy Living at Anderson Clinic

11-2 pm

8 NBCP—11- 4

Cap C Drop-In 9:30-12:30 pm.

Lunch is provided. Storytime & Jump

around playtime.

Crib Night at CL6-8 pm

9 Anderson Creek Clinic 10-3

Cap-C Drop In 10-1 Strong Start

11:30-1 pm

COMMUNITY LUNCH at FP 12-1

Spaghetti, garlic bread, dessert Hope Shuttle 10:30 am

10

11 Youth & Parents Mov-

ie Night 6:30—10 pm

12 NBCP — 11-4

13

14 CapC Drop-In 9:30-3 pm &

Better Beginnings 12—3 pm. Lunch

is provided.


11-2 pm Hairdresser at CL

Wii begins at NB Hall 10 am

15 NBCP — 11- 4

Cap C Drop-In 9:30-12:30 pm

Lunch is provided . Crafts—winter

Positive Parenting Supper provided

5-7:30 pm

Crib Night at CL6-8 pm



11:30-1 pm

COMMUNITY LUNCH at FP 12-1

Hearty Soup, biscuit, dessert

17 Food Bank Day

COMMUNITY MEETING

7pm

18

Youth Night

Bowling 7 pm

19 NBCP — 11-4

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is provided.


11-2 pm

22 NBCP — 11- 4

Cap C Drop-In 9:30-12:30 pm

Lunch is provided. Storytime & Jump

around playtime.



11:30-1 pm. COMMUNITY LUNCH at

FP 12-1 Turkey Casserole, buns,

dessert

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25 Hope Shuttle 10:30 am

Youth & Parents Movie

Night 6:30—10 pm

26 NBCP — 11-4

27

30



is provided.


11-2 pm

29 NBCP — 11- 4 Cap C Drop-In 9:30-12:30 pm

Lunch is provided. Crafts—winter ani-

mals Positive Parenting Supper

provided 5-7:30 pm



11:30-1 pm. COMMUNITY LUNCH

at FP 12-1 Meatloaf. Potatoes, veg-

gies, dessert

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Note: phone 604-867

FP = Family Place 9204

NBCP =NB Community Place 9163

Canyon Lanes = 8800

Black = Family Place

Red = North Bend Community

Place (NB School)

Blue = Canyon Lanes

Brown = School News

Green = All other venues

STRONG START HOURS

Monday-Thursday 11:30—3:15 pm

Tuesday-Wednesday 8:30-12:30 pm

Wednesday we meet at Family Place

at 10:30am

FAMILY PLACE HOURS

Monday & Tuesday 9:30-3:00 pm

Evening Class—see calendar

Wednesday 10—1 Community Lunch—12-1 pm

Closed Thursday & Friday

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