The CAMROSE BOOSTER, September 29, 2020 – Page 18
Gordon Naslund
Upcoming Events at the Bailey Theatre ROSE CITY ROOTS MUSIC SOCIETY
CELEIGH CARDINAL OCTOBER 17
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BACK PORCH SWING A Salute to Seniors and their Caring Circle
OCTOBER 18 16 branches to serve you www.visioncu.ca
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BAILEY BUCKAROOS OCTOBER 25
EARLY ONE EVENING AT THE
RAINBOW BAR & GRILLE
OCTOBER 29-31
men’s wear
780.672.2797 4930-50 Street Downtown Camrose
Enrich your spirit • Original Art • Custom Framing • Art Supplies • Prints and Posters • Rocks and Crystals
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BYE BYE BLUES
REMEMBRANCE DAY TRIBUTE
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Fundraising raffle assists Open Door programs By Murray Green
Spectrum Physiotherapy Camrose is asking the community to support The Open Door through a raffle for an Edmonton Oilers bicycle. “Today (Sept. 19) marks the first anniversary of Spectrum Physiotherapy. To celebrate this big achievement, we decided to focus on the community that helped make it happen. We are here today to help support the amazing organization–The Open Door Association,” said Spectrum Physiotherapy Camrose owner Manis Kathuria. The Open Door exists to meet the needs of youth ages 11 to 24, who find themselves at risk. They have been in operation since 1998, providing services to Camrose and East Central Alberta. “There is no denying 2020 has been a difficult year for small business. We’ve been very fortunate to have received an incredible amount of support and we wanted to pay it forward. If you’re following us online, look for the #thinklocal and
#supportlocalcamrose to help spread the word,” he added. “Manis, I want to congratulate you on your anniversary, and I’m glad that you were able to hire some local people,” said MLA Lovely. “We serve youth ages 11 to 24, in addition of having a housing complex for those 16 to 24. We are very passionate about the work that we do and without the continued support of this community, we would not be able to have the effect that we do,” said Open Door youth support worker Emma Pilkington. “I want to congratulate Manis on his one-year anniversary and in today’s economy, it is nice to see a business prosper and grow. To recognize The Open Door (with a fundraiser) is a testament to who he is,” said Kevin Hycha, Deputy Mayor of the City of Camrose. “During COVID, I started #thinklocal and I thank Camrose for supporting shopping local first,” said Janaya Iverson, Miss Junior Teen for Northern Alberta.
Murray Green, Camrose Booster Open Door youth support worker Emma Pilkington, from left, Open Door communications coordinator Amy Cardinal, Spectrum Physiotherapy owner Manis Kathuria (on bike), Spectrum Physiotherapy secretary Bonnie Ramsdin, Miss Junior Teen Northern Alberta Janaya Iverson, Deputy Mayor Kevin Hycha and MLA Jackie Lovely celebrated the business’s first anniversary and a fundraising raffle for The Open Door.
People are asked to bring a receipt from a local business to show they support shopping local to Spec-
trum (1040, 6708-48A Avenue) to be eligible to purchase tickets. Prizes include an
Edmonton Oilers bike and a smart watch. Tickets are available until Oct. 19.
