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enhancement society

www.bostonbarbc.net

This newsletter is brought to you by the Boston Bar/

North Bend Enhancement Society with special thanks to

the United Way for their support.

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

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

Classifieds: rate $3 per month for 2 line ad, (annual rate 2 line:$12

and 3 lines: $24 )

Charitable receipts available for one year subscription.

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

CANYON DISPOSAL— Weekly Waste pick-up $41.66 quarterly. Call Tuesday—

Friday, 10 am—2 pm 867-9272.

PHOTOGRAPHY, PRINTING & PHOTO RESTORATION—(will restore old, dam-

aged photos and/or negatives). Contact Karen at 604-206-6006 or send email to

[email protected]

Housing Rentals Available at Fraser Canyon Trailer Park. Call 867-9011

UPDATE SUBSCRIPTIONS: To ensure that you receive a newsletter each month in your mailbox, subscrip-

tions are available. Prepaid yearly subscriptions are $36, 6 months $18. Cash or cheque only please.

These can be purchased at Canyon Lanes, Family Place or the Thrift Shoppe at NBCP.

Please contact Patricia Davison 604-869-1308 for further information.

Cheques to be made payable to Boston Bar Enhancement Society at

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Editor/photographer: Please send correspondence to Karen Tillotson at 604-206-6006. Or send

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Business Box & Specialty Advertisements: Please contact Karen Tillotson at 604-206-6006

DEADLINE for all submissions: 25th of each month

DISCLAIMER: This Update News-

letter 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.

We welcome your letters, ideas, news-

worthy items and also special events such as births, birthdays, engagements, weddings, anniversaries, etc. We would also be happy to send out Get Well Wishes to any of our citizens who could use a l i t t le ray of Sunshine . Please contact Karen at 604-206-6006

or email to [email protected]

October 2014

Cops for Cancer

Tour de Valley 2014,

see page 12

P a g e 1 5 MONTHLY & WEEKLY

PROGRAMS

HARM REDUCTION PROGRAM

To be announced.

Barber at Canyon Lanes

October 6th

Usually first Monday of Month

Kids $10 Men's $15

NEXT TOWN HALL MEETING

November 20th at 7 pm

at Canyon Lanes

FOOD BANK 1-3 pm

Donations can be dropped off at

Canyon Lanes. Please bring your

own bags or containers

Next Food Bank Day October 16th

COMMUNITY FREE LUNCH PROGRAM

At FAMILY PLACE

Everyone welcome!

Wednesdays

Noon - 1 pm

Free but donations appreciated.

Fraser Canyon

Better at Home Program

This program is a door to door

transportation service to

Hope & Chilliwack

For more information call:

604-869-1831

See page 4.

HH OPEFUL OPEFUL HH EARTS EARTS

BBEREAVEMENT EREAVEMENT SSUPPORT UPPORT GGROUPROUP

If the loss of a loved one has left you feeling alone, emotional or unable to cope we are

here to help you.

Fridays from Sept. 26 to Nov. 14, 2014

10:00 -11:30 am Fraser Canyon Hospital Room #120 The group is based on people talking as equals.

HELPING HANDS HELPING HANDS

CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP

Open to those caring for a loved one with a terminal or chronic illness or disability,

whether at home or in a facility. Thursdays from Sept. 25 to Nov. 6, 2014

1:00 -2:30 pm Fraser Canyon Hospital

Conference Room

*Our support groups are facilitated by trained volunteers and do not replace

professional counselling.*

Free Admission PRE-REGISTRATION is required.

Please contact us at 604-860-7713

1275-7th Avenue, Hope www.frasercanyonhospice.org

[email protected]

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ANDERSON CREEK HEALTH CENTER

Doctors and Nurse Practitioners

Every WEDNESDAY 10am—3pm

Appts call Public Health 604-860-7630

Wednesdays call 604-867-9380

Mental Health Appts. Call 604-860-7730

Employment Assistant Services,

Literacy Help, Early Childhood Development

call 604-869-2279

Dr. Fritz Every Monday 11am-12pm

HEALTHY LIVING GET-OGETHER

New Programs to be announced soon!

Allen Roscoe, Family Counsellor

Every Tuesday Morning

Every other Friday afternoon.

Child & Family Worker, Melissa Neilson, to register please

contact the BB Band office at: 867-8844

NORTH BEND COMMUNITY PLACE

Open Tuesdays and Saturdays

12pm—3pm

Thrift Shoppe, Art Gallery/Gift Shoppe,

Museum, Wellness Center & Spa,

Seniors’ Drop-In

(Saturday is jam session & singalong)

Free computer and internet access.

BOSTON BAR FIRST NATIONS

COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVE

PAMELA O’DONAGHEY

CHR & LSS (Legal Aid)

DRUG & ALCOHOL

ADDICTIONS NAVIGATOR

Help is available to ALL CITIZENS

Please contact Pamela at

ph. 604-867-8844

fax 604-867-9317

or email: [email protected]

DIVINE WORSHIP

Everlasting Gospel

48822 Highland Rd. N.B.

Saturdays 11 am

Bible Study 8pm Tuesdays

All are welcome

COMMUNITY CHURCH

Sundays 11 am followed by

lunch and fellowship.

For info or if you need a ride,

please leave a message at

Church #867-9010

CHURCH OF CHRIST

The Church of Christ welcomes

you to worship with them on

Sundays 10:30am

at North Bend Hall

Call 867-9613 for information.

ALCHOHOLICS ANONYMOUS

Call Mike at 867-9114

Fraser Canyon Hospice Society Presents:

"My Siste r 's Keeper "

An evening of film & discussion

Tuesday, October 7th, 2014

6 - 8 :30 pm

FCH Conference Room

Members & Volunteers Free

Entry by donation for non-members

Seating is limited .

Please contact us to register:

Phone 604-860-7713 or email [email protected]

Popcorn & refreshments will be provided!

Please watch during the month of October for posters from Public Health regarding

FLU SHOT CLINICS in Boston Bar .

The dates of flu shot clinics are not available at this time. As soon as distribution of

vaccine allotments are established for the region, dates and times

will be posted locally by the Public Health Unit.

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Share with us your very BEST photo. Photos will be chosen at the editor’s discretion and appear with full credit in the Update and on our website.

Email your Best Photo to [email protected]

Cst. Robert TUMBAS

Boston Bar RCMP

Hit Me With Your Best Shot !

James Ross Carmichael

February 1, 1958 —September 14, 2014

Jimmy passed away peacefully after a long illness fought valiantly at

home in Boston Bar but came to his final rest at Hope Hospice Care in

the Fraser Canyon Hospital. Many thanks to Dr. Greggain and staff

for their wonderful care of Jimmy.

Jimmy is predeceased by his parents and sister Debbie. He leaves behind

a wife, Nancy Carmichael (Boston Bar), son Jessie, stepson Colin

(Calgary), sister Wendy Clarke (Peachland) and many nieces and

nephews.

For well over 20 years Jimmy worked as a grader operator for Teal Jones – keeping the roads

open and more importantly to him, the locals plowed out and able to navigate. Jimmy also

worked part time during the winter for Emil Anderson keeping the Canyon open and generously

volunteered his time helping out his community with many projects.

(A service for Jimmy was held at Boston Bar Community Hall on Saturday, September 27th

2014. In lieu of flowers & donations, please give to the Boston Bar North Bend Food Bank or

the Fraser Canyon Hospice Society.)

Upper Fraser Valley Crime Stoppers This month, we would like to remind everyone that we are looking for your help in making Boston Bar the saf-est community in the Fraser Valley. We appreciate your efforts that have kept the community safe and we are always looking to be one step ahead, or at least fairly close behind… Here is how you can help: UFV Crime Stoppers: Anonymous: Call 1-800-222-8477 - Operators are available to take your tips 24/7; TipSubmit Mobile - Download the app and submit your tips anonymously from your smart phone; Secure online TIP form - Visit www.ufvcs.ca Another way you can help is to come and chat with us. We love hearing about how well our community is do-ing and we want to continue that trend. We want to know about anything that will keep our community safe. Information can include something as simple as who stole your neighbour’s bicycle to something more com-plex such as who is responsible for break and enters, thefts, etc. Here are some of the things we would like you to be on the look-out for:

Theft - Do you know who is responsible for thefts in the area? Drugs - Do you know who deals drugs locally, what type of vehicle they drive? Break and Enter - Do you know who is responsible for break and enters? Stolen Property - Do you know where someone has stolen property, bicycles, vehicles? Grow Ops/Meth Labs - Have you noticed a strange smell, blacked out windows? Suspicious Persons/Vehicles - Have you seen someone you don’t recognize next door? Arrest Warrant - Do you know where someone with an outstanding arrest warrant is hiding?

Tips regarding criminal activity can be made anonymously through crime stoppers or by speaking with any of your Boston Bar RCMP constables. Remember, safety of our community is in everyone’s hands.

Crime of the Month: On September 21, 2014, at approximately 05:15 hours, someone visited a BC Hydro construction site, located approxi-mately 6km up the Anderson Creek Forest Service Road outside of Boston Bar, B.C. Suspect(s) stole approximately 2100 liters of diesel as well as generators and variety of non-power and power tools totaling between $15-20,000. On September 22, 2014, the following morning, suspect(s) attended a site located about half a kilometer up Spuzzum Creek Forest Service Road and stripped parts from a BC Hydro CAT Excavator. Boston Bar RCMP located a surveillance photo of the possible suspect showing a large pickup truck with a "headache" rack attached to the rear box along with aftermarket rear tail lights. This isn’t just another unfortunate theft. This equipment will likely have to be replaced and could mean an in-crease in rates for BC Hydro customers. If you have information that would assist police with these investiga-tions, please call Boston Bar RCMP at 604-867-9333. Should you need to

remain anonymous, please call CrimeStoppers at 1-800-222-8477.

Boston Bar School Reminder!! Now that all schools are back in session, Steve, Francois and I would like to remind

everyone, drivers and pedestrians, to be mindful of each other’s surroundings. Stay safe everyone!

For more info go to: www.betterathome.ca

FRASER CANYON SHUTTLE BUS

goes to Hope every Friday. And to

Chilliwack on the last Friday of every

month. Call 869-1831 to book a seat

on this door to door ride.

FRASER CANYON BETTER at HOME PROGRAM

FRASER CANYON BETTER AT HOME PROGRAM

VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED IN THE FOLLOWING CAPACITIES.

IF ANY APPEAL TO YOUR VOLUNTEER SPIRIT,

****PLEASE CONTACT PATRICIA DAVISON****

AT (BaHP) 604-869-1831

CANYON LANES

Tom Dunlop Community Recreation Centre

Mon.—Thur. 11am—6pm

Fri., Sat. & Holidays 3—6 pm

Sundays CLOSED

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

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

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

FLYERS:

CALL FOR A QUOTE

WOULD YOU BE WILLING TO DRIVE a senior to Anderson Health Centre on a Wednesday for

their medical appointment, and/or to free lunch at Family Place. Senior’s Social Hour follows free

lunch. (If you need a ride to these functions or if you can provide a ride, please contact Patricia.)

Rides are $10 to Anderson Clinic and $5 to Family Place for Wednesday’s lunch.

WOULD YOU BE WILLING TO DRIVE a senior to Specialist Appointments or for medical

testing that cannot be done on a Friday when the shuttle bus is available.

ANYONE CAN RIDE THE SHUTTLE BUS but you must call 869-1831 to reserve a seat by Thursday. This is a door to door service so all riders must provide an address/location. Please purchase tickets at Canyon

Lanes before Friday morning. (Cash only please). Return Fares are: $20 to Hope & $30 to Chilliwack.

IMPORTANT: A Client In-take Form must be completed for riders 55+ in order to qualify for the subsidized

fare. Without doing so, the rider will have to pay full fare.

These forms are available at Canyon Lanes, Family Place (or please call Patricia). The completed forms

can be dropped off at these locations or mailed.

Letter 8.5x11 Black/White $ .15

Letter 8.5x11 Colour $ .25-.50

Legal 8.5x14 Black/White $ .30

Legal 8.5x14 Colour $ .50-1.00

On September 17th,

Eleanor Forman of

the 55+ Club scored

111 points over average,

earning her the

HIGH SINGLE score of

280!

We still have room for MORE bowlers on

Wednesday morning’s 55+ League.

See Pat or Shirley to sign up or

Call 604-867-8800!

WE NEED YOUR HELP!

The Mills are not giving away truck loads of firewood

like they have done in past years when they were

hauled free of charge by a log truck and given to the

Community Center in North Bend. As a result, we

are heading into winter with no fuel for heat.

IF we have to close the Community Centre for the

winter, it will mean NO Thrift Shoppe, NO Museum,

NO Art/Gift Shoppe, NO public internet and NO mu-

sical “jam” sessions.

If you can help with even a pick-up truck load of

wood, or know someone in a mill that has junk wood

they could and would load on a log truck, we can get

the log truck to haul it on a weekend, (providing it’s

not hundreds of miles away.)

If you have any suggestions, or can help in any

way, please phone Shirley at Canyon Lanes

867-8800 or Lillian at 867-9775.

SENIORS are invited to stay afterwards to play

games, do crafts and enjoy friendly visiting.

October is HEARTY LUNCH MONTH!!!

(see calendar for menu) Everyone is welcome!

The meals are free but donations are greatly appreciated!

COMMUNITY FREE LUNCH PROGRAM COOPERS RECEIPTS

Family Place in Boston Bar is eligible for compli-

mentary $25 grocery cards from Coopers for

every $5,000 worth of receipts.

The receipts must be from Coopers in Hope and

must be dated in the current year. Your receipts

can be dropped off at Canyon Lanes, Family

Place, or with any BB/NB E.S. board member.

Thank you, every dollar helps!

THIS 2-PART COURSE WILL BE HELD AT FAMILY PLACE

ON OCTOBER 20TH

& 21ST

10:30 AM – 2:30 PM

PLEASE PHONE NANCY OR MARG AT FAMILY PLACE TO REGISTER

604-867-9204

As easy as it

looks! Clemen-

tine oranges with

a celery stalk!

Wedges of apples

with almonds for

teeth!

MUMMY PIZZA! Possibly the very best way to to entice your kids to consume an actual dinner before they head out for trick-or-treating. Lightly toast slices of white or whole-wheat bread under the broiler. Top with pizza sauce, slices of white cheese (any kind) cut into band-age-like strips, and black olive eyes. Return to the broiler for just a few minutes to soften the

cheese, and serve.

The Fraser Valley Regional District is offering the following surplus item for sale to the

highest bidder: 123 U.S. Gallon Propane Tank (full)

**This equipment is being sold with no warranties. The Fraser Valley Regional District

assumes no liability or responsibility whatsoever for the condition, use, operation or

performance of this equipment.

Offers for these items may be sent by confidential e-mail addressed to

[email protected]. The deadline for all offers is 4:30 p.m., Monday October 20th,

2014. For further enquiries, please contact Chris Wilson, Manager of Electoral

Area Emergency Services at 604-702-5495 [email protected].

Sunday was a gorgeous day, making the 3 1/2 hour trip to Boston Bar enjoyable for the 23 Cops for Can-cer cyclists riding from Hope through the beautiful Canyon accompanied by their dedicated support crew. Sergeant Sarah Swallow of Delta expressed that regardless of weather conditions, the difficulty of the terrain, or how tired and sore all these cyclers become during training and their 8-day tour, they all remain enthusiastic about their cause: to do everything they can to help children with paediatric cancer. Inspired by the children they have spent time with at Camp Goodtimes, their energy and motivation persists throughout their journey. Janis Mitchell, coordinator of Cops for Cancer, says it all begins with orientation in March for these riders, and requires a solid commitment by all. They then embark on a mandatory training program in April guid-ed by trainer and Team Captain, Constable Trevor Sales of Abbotsford. Short rides of 40 kms. at the start of training are increased by 20 kms. every couple of weeks so that by September's Tour de Valley, the Cops for Cancer team members have clocked several thousand kilometres during their physically demanding training. These committed Cops for Cancer riders must also spend hours individually fund-raising during the months preceding the Tour. Each is required to raise at least $5,000 and remarkably since April of 2014,

this amazing Tour de Valley Team managed to collectively raise a whopping $156,000.

A big thanks goes out to Principal Debra Devine, and Renee Aldridge at Boston Bar school and to all the community volunteers who generously contributed to the delicious luncheon enjoyed by very grateful

cyclists and their accompanying emergency personnel. Thanks also to those who donated to

Cops for Cancer and please remember: the need is there year-round.

COPS FOR CANCER TOUR de VALLEY 2014

Former Citizens on Patrol members Al & Lorna Regehr, presented a check for $1204.95 to Cops for Cancer. Also pictured here are team captain

Cst. Trevor Sales and Cst. Les Betker and luncheon organiser Linda Carmen.

mailto:[email protected]

Yale Library News Items

Service Canada Pension Program: Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security Tuesday October 22nd 2pm—3:30pm Come hear about the many benefits available under each program. You will hear about death/survivor benefits, Canada Pension disability benefits. Guaranteed supplement allow-ance and allowance for the survivor. You will also find out how to apply and required documentation as well as who to

contact.

Yale Library Garden Club meets every Wednesday evening

at 7pm. Come share with us!

Thanksgiving at Yale Library Saturday, October 4 at 3pm.

Come join us for stories and activities!

Halloween at Yale Library Wednesday Oct. 29 at 6:30pm

Come join us for stories and activities!

Free WiFi is Available to the public at BOTH LIBRARIES which is only accessible during the hours that they are open. Come on in with your laptop,

etc. and try it out!

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Boston Bar Library News Items

Service Canada Pension Program: Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security Tuesday October 7th 2pm—3:30pm Come hear about the many benefits available under each program. You will hear about death/survivor benefits, Canada Pension disability benefits. Guaranteed supplement allow-ance and allowance for the survivor. You will also find out how to apply and required documentation as well as who to

contact.

Thanksgiving at B.B. Library: Thursday Oct. 9th 2:30 pm.

Join us for stories and activities!

Halloween at B.B. Library: Thursday Oct. 30 at 2:30 pm

Join us for stories and activities.

Boston Bar Library Book Club Meeting is the last Tues-day of every month at 4PM and if not able to make it to the library, then join us online for a discussion about book read at

Facebook Site: Boston Bar Library Bookclub

LIBRARY news BOSTON BAR BOSTON BAR BOSTON BAR 604-867-8847 (fax 867-9549) Karen Rushlow, Library Supervisor ~ Aliah Gilbert, Library Page

Tuesday & Thursday 1:00—5:00 PM (dinner ) 5:30—7:30 PM

YALEYALE 604-863-2279 (fax 863-0138) Karen Rushlow, Library Supervisor

Wednesdays 1:00-5:00 PM (dinner ) 5:30-7:30 PM Saturdays 10:30 AM-12 PM (lunch) 12:30-5:00 PM

Fraser Canyon Better at Home Program—Patricia Davison, Coor-dinator 869-1831

BBNB Update Editor—Karen Tillotson 206-6006

Boston Bar Community Hall—Shirley Crow 867-8800

North Bend Community Hall—Howard & Diane Johnson 867-9613

Parks—Shirley Crow 867-8800

NBCP—Lillian Forman 867-9775

Family Place—Nancy Carmichael , 867-9204

Food Bank—Nancy Carmichael, 867-9204

Cable Television—Anne Schudeleit, 867-8846

www.bostonbarbc.net

WHO TO CALL. . .

Boston Bar School has started with the fast pace of an old time bluegrass tune. Fun to play, but requiring a well-practiced mind to recall previous learning. Our bluegrass tune this first week of school wasn’t per-fect but students and staff worked collaboratively in setting routines, building a sense of belonging for

everyone and identifying academic and character goals for the year.

Starting on Monday, September 29th students once a week for 45 minutes will learn about the First Nation Culture and the Nlaka’pamux language, taught by Charon Spinks.

A tentative date has been set for October 15th for “Moccasin Trek” workshop and have invited students from Lytton to participate with us.

Poinsettia Fundraiser starts on September 25th and continues to November 27th. Please see Cheryl Davidson if you are interested in purchasing one.

Purdy’s Chocolate Fundraiser is starting October 14th and ending December 1st as well.

Our Nutrition Program is starting October 27th as well as our K-1 Milk Program. Till then make sure

a fruit is packed in your child’s lunch. The rich vitamins, nutrients and fiber help to keep them alert in their

studies.

Our enrollment so far this year is fifty students. Our Grade 3 to 5 is our largest class of 16 students. Our teachers this year are Amanda Westerlund (StrongStart), Glynis Fraser (K-2), Alison Webber (3-5), Michele Dekok (7-9), Ronita Sharma and Shaun Salloway (10-12). Lorna Krogsgaard is our SEA, and

Cheryl Davidson our FN Worker.

In last months letter to you I shared that “It’s Better in Boston Bar”; and what really inspired me to say that is a visit from a former student who graduated here in 1984. You may remember this young man, Manji Kooner. He came in this summer with his mother, wife and two wonderful young sons. He came to show off to his sons the wonderful community and school he attended

when he was a boy.

Manji shared with me that Boston Bar was the best place to grow up in. Him and his friends had so many fun things to do and explore that they were never bored. He said that the adults in this community were friendly to them and that one in particular made a huge impact in his life. Un-fortunately, I cannot remember the gentleman’s name but Manji said that he worked for the rail-ways and when he was in Grade 12 asked the man if he could get him a job working on the

railways as well.

Because of that community member vouching for him, Manji has been working for the railway since he graduated in 1984. What is even more amazing is that his job is the Boston Bar run which brings him back here almost daily. His mother, wife and sons were delightful and their excitement to reminisce with their father and look through old graduation photos and walk these hall were inspirational to me. What an impact as a community you made on this young man! It makes me ask the question: How can we make a difference for kids here now in Boston Bar? Seems to me that their future lies in all of our hands. If you have any ideas on how we can con-

tinue to change kids’ lives, please share them with us. Your perspective is needed.

Hope to see you in our hallways soon! ~Ms. Debra Devine BBESS

From Ms. Debra Devine, Principal

Boston Bar/North Bend Community Thrift Shoppe

Open Tuesday & Saturdays

12 noon—3 p.m. PM 604-867-9163

Manager: Lillian Forman

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 weekly waste pick up at your door

604-867-9272

867-9296

This publication is available once a month with the support of our advertisers. Please support these businesses.

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This publication is available once a month with the support of our advertisers. Please support these businesses.

Thank you, from Boston Bar/North Bend Enhancement Society. Together all of us are building a great community. ()

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu F r i Sa t

NBCP 12—3

Better Beginnings & Cap-C Drop In 10-2 Snacks & lunch provided

1 Anderson Creek Clinic 10-3

Cap-C Drop-In 10-1 pm COMMUNITY LUNCH at FP 12-1

SEE PAGE 5

2 3

4 NBC 12—3

5

6 BARBER at CL

Cap-C Drop-In & Better Beginnings 10—2 pm.

7 NBCP 12—3


Drop In Yoga CL 4-5pm



SEE PAGE 5

9

10

11 NBCP 12—3

12

13 Cap-C Drop-In & Better

Beginnings 10—2 pm.

BBNBES MTG. 2pm

14 NBCP 12—3



Cap-C Drop-In 10-1 pm

COMMUNITY LUNCH at FP 12-1

SEE PAGE 5

16 Food Bank Day 1-3 pm

17

18 NBCP 12—3

19

20

Cap-C Drop-In & Better


21 NBCP 12—3





SEE PAGE 5

23

24

Chilliwack

25

NBC 12—3

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27



28 NBCP 12—3


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30 31

Canyon Lanes Hours:

Mon-Thurs. 11am-6pm

Fri. Sat. & Holidays 3-6pm,

Sunday CLOSED

Note: phone 604-867

FP = Family Place 9204

NBCP =NB Community Place 9163

CL = Canyon Lanes 8800

ACC = Anderson Creek see page 2

Black = Family Place

Red = North Bend Community Place (NB School)

Blue = Canyon Lanes

Brown = School News

Green =Anderson Creek Clnic

FAMILY PLACE HOURS

Monday & Tuesday 10:00-2:00 pm

Wednesday 10—1 pm

Community Lunch—12-1 pm

Closed Thursday & Friday

Shuttle Bus Reservations

Please Call 869-1831

Family Place Note—if you

need a ride to attend our

programming, give us a call

604-867-9204.

FRASER CANYON YOUTH SOCIETY

Soccer, Volleyball and Hand

Drumming: dates and times have

not as yet been confirmed.

contact 867-8844 .

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu F r i Sa t

Family Place

Will be Closed for Thanksgiving Holiday

OCTOBER SALE THRIFT SHOPPE

All jeans, pants, tshirts & sweaters

Buy one - Get one FREE!!



Tomato Tortellini Soup &

Cheesy Toast

2


3

Hope

4 NBC 12—3

5

6 BARBER at CL

Cap-C Drop-In & Better Beginnings 10—2 pm.

7 NBCP 12—3

CapC Drop-In 10-2

Snacks and Lunch provided




Beef Stew with Biscuits

9


10

Hope

11 NBCP 12—3

12

13

14 NBCP 12—3

CapC Drop-In 10-2


Crafting Club 12—3 NBCP Upstairs





Split Pea & Ham Soup

with buns

16 Food Bank 1-3 pm


17

Hope

18 NBCP 12—3

19

20

Pt.1 -Infant & Child 1st Aid Course

10:30am-2:30pm. Lunch will be

served. Please register at Family

Place.

BBNBES MTG. 2pm @ CL

21 NBCP 12—3

Pt. 2-Infant & Child 1st Aid Course

10:30am-2:30pm. Lunch will be

served. Please register at Family

Place.





Stuffed Pepper Soup with corn-

bread

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24

Hope

25

NBC 12—3

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27



28 NBCP 12—3

CapC Drop-In 10-2


Halloween crafts

Crafting Club 12—3 NBCP upstairs





Sausage Minestrone Soup with

garlic toast

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31 Halloween Party & Fireworks at

Boston Bar Hall 7pm-9pm

Chwk.

Canyon Lanes Hours:

Mon-Thurs. 11am-6pm

Fri. Sat. & Holidays 3-6pm,

Sunday CLOSED

STRONG START HOURS

Mondays/Tuesdays

11am -3 pm

Wednesdays/Thursdays

8:30am -12:30 pm

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