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Chase’s community paper for over 24 years! Issue for the week of Friday, September 27th, 2019 • Vol. 24, Issue 39
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Fall Fair Showcases Traditional Foods
Little Shuswap Taxi Serving Chase & Area
submitted by Anushka Azadi
he first annual Harvest Fall Fair Dinner and Dance was hosted by community members on Saturday September 21st at Neskonlith Hall. . The all day event invited community members to display and celebrate the abundance of this year's harvest and Secwepemc traditional foods, crafts and medicines. The open invitation was enthusiastically taken up and local growers set up tables featuring the fruits of their summer and spring labours. Deer meat and berries, dried fish and seeds, squash and fresh
Thank you for every single donation. Our community benefits directly from every single dollar donated.
veggies, everything home grown and home made. A tasting table with traditional foods and a busy kitchen kept the warm atmosphere all day until live music played dinner into the hall and the loonie auction too. The Hall full of hay bails and sunflowers, the harvest grown organically and shared with love, food all day and music to bring the night in was a fantastic celebration indeed that cost nothing more than this season of hard work and joy. Kukstemc.
Rotary Food Drive Collects 1100 lbs of Food
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The Chase Rotary Food Drive was a success! Approximately 1100 lbs of non perishable food was donated and the shelves at the food bank are full once again.
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Community Bulletin Board
Announce the activities and events of your community organization (non-business). Notices will run 2-3 weeks before your event, or as space allows. Email the text to info@chasesunflower.ca Master Composters Thu Oct 3 5:45-6:45 The Chase Library in collaboration with the Chase Environmental Action Group have invited Master Composters, Donald Bourne and Colleen Kohlman to offer a composting workshop at the library. Everyone is welcome. Early birds get the worm and best seating! TNRD Talks Recycling Thu Oct 10 530-630pm Chase Library Andrew Roebbelen joins us from the TNRD to chat about all things recycling. Drop-in. Everyone welcome.
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Chase Seniors Annual Craft Fair in the Community Hall on November 2nd 10 am - 3 pm. For a table phone Betty at 250-679-8702 Halloween Nerf Blasters for Teens! Oct 31 6-7pm - Join us for a special Halloween Nerf Blasters event. Costumes encouraged and prizes will be awarded. Snacks and Nerf Blaster games. All supplies included, waivers must be completed at the beginning of the event to play. The library will be closing early for this event. Must be 12-18yrs old to play. Chase Library registration required. 250.679.3331
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Chase Farm & Craft Market eason Starts Friday, May 20th Chase Lions Chase Farm and Craft Market, on Fridays from 10 am - 2 pm in Safety Market Plaza still on!
Box 12, Chase, BC V0E1M0 250-679-8470* chaselions67@gmail.com Meetings are every 2nd & 4th Thursday, at Parkside. New members welcome Call 250-679-8470 for all Chase Lions projects: *Chase Lions RV Park For medical equipment or pull tab donations please call Karen Bassett 250-318-4527
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VEGGIES • BAKED GOODS • EGGS PRESERVES • HONEY • CRAFTS ODWORKING • PLUS MORE! 400 Club Weekly Winner: Cindy Kenoras $100.00 Sue Carkner $1000.00
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 107 515 Shuswap Ave, Chase * For info / hours phone 250-679-3536 *
Sept 26th REGULAR CRIB 7 pm LEAGUE DARTS 7:30 pm
Sept 27th LADIES DARTS 2 pm BURGER NITE 5 - 7 pm $6. Kids $5
October 6th GIANT CRIB 10:45 am
The Chase Sunflower is independently owned and operated by Shuswap Prairie Publishing. 1500 copies are printed weekly and distributed around Chase, as well as to Pritchard, Sorrento, Squilax, Jade Mountain, and Adams Lake. The Sunflower is available FREE for readers because it is advertiser supported. Please support the local businesses that advertise in the Sunflower; shopping locally enriches our community.
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Pres: Bill Heese wvheese@gmail.com Sec: Doug Everett 675-2574 Meetings the 1st & 3rd Thurs of every month at Railside Rest. Start time is 5:30 pm
CHASE COMMUNITY FELLOWSHIP Everyone welcome
Sundays at Creekside Centre, 542 Shuswap
Worship Service 10:30 am Email: chasefellowship@gm ail.com
Blessed Sacrament Parish welcome you to Saturday Mass @ 4:00 pm. Every Tuesday at 1:00 there is an Hour of Adoration. Open to all. Chase Evangelical Free Church
295 Shuswap Ave, Chase Sunday service 10am • Kids Hour 10:30 Pastoral office hours: Monday 9-5, Tuesday 12-5 Door is open, coffee is on -- come for conversation, council, or prayer
The Light of Life Native Fellowship
Every Sun 3 pm @ Chase Evangelical Free Church Friendly fellowship with food, family & friends after service. Everyone is welcome. Light of Life Mission- OPENShuswap Ave Pastor Joseph (250) 679-7656
Shuswap Community Church
Sunday Worship, 10:00am@ the Chase Community Hall. Children’s Programs for Kids For more information visit www.aplacetobelong.ca
Shuswap Victory Church WE HAVE MOVED to 641 Shuswap Ave Sun 9:30 coffee time, 10:00 morning service Wed evening; 7pm Upper Room worship Set Free prayer ministry OFFICE HOURS: Mon, Wed & Friday 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 250-306-6078
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Community Bulletin Board Eagle Eyes Tribute Band. CHASE MEMORIAL BEACH to “Life in the Fast Lane” - September 28, 2019. Tickets: In CHASE Pharmachoice Food, Split Enzz Hair Salon or Eye Candy. North Shuswap – Jody Evans. Beer Garden Opens at 4:00 pm. Food Truck on site. Bring your lawn chair. $25.00 ticket – This is a closed venue with admittance by ticket only. No open alcohol on site. All proceeds to charity. TEAM CHASE FALL TEA AND FASHION SHOW- SUNDAY, Sept 29th, 2019. 1:00 P.M. CHASE COMMUNITY
HALL. Proceeds to CIBC Run for the Cure. DOOR PRIZES, PRIZE DRAW, AND VENDORS. TICKETS $15.00. Tickets available from Carmen @ Miller’s, Team Chase Members. Garden Chat group Oct 17, Nov 14, Nov 28, Dec 12 (last one for 2019) 4-6pm Chase Library. Drop-in. MUSIC JAM-NITE. Join us again every WED 7 PM at Creekside Senior Centre.. starting up again in Sept. for the winter season..bring an instrument or just yourself and enjoy the music )
BEACONS OF LIGHT TRIBUTE
National British Home Child Day - September 28th 2019 submitted by Sherry Flinn
Canada is lighting up from Newfoundland to Victoria From Castles to Waterfalls. Porch lights or lights in the windows as international tribute to our British Home Children. Many people are not aware that, from 1869 to 1948 over 100,000 children from 4 to 14 were sent right across Canada from the United Kingdom as indentured farm labourers and domestics until the age of 18 years. Some were fortunate to have good homes, however, many were “NOT”. All Suffered from Loneliness and were often not accepted by the communities they were sent to. My Dad at 12 years old was part of this movement and although he was one of the fortunate ones to have a good home the loneliness was still there... belonging...! The British Home Children (BHC) are part of the fabric of Canada and their vast contributions to our country
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Classifieds FOR SALE FOR SALE - Recumbent bike @ HALF PRICE. New in 2018; hardly used; offered @ $750. Call 778-220-1948 5 Galvanized chain link panels. 12'x 6' each with 2 gates. Used. 255-577-3155 Canner - aluminum. All American model #930. Books and racks included $65. 250577-3155
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In Loving Memory ROSE PICKARD 1929 - 2018 In Loving Memory of my wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother It is hard to believe it's been a year since you were taken from us. Your life was full of love and labour. You did your best for all of us Your memory is such a treasure. We miss you each and every day. We will all remember your love and you will always be in our hearts. Love you to the Moon and back - Charles, Jean, Ida, Barb and families
To beg, borrow or buy: a silkscreen frame for use at an art workshop from Sept 30 - Oct 3. Call Ellen at 250-319-9274. Buying Old Items - Wood Windows, Doors, Ladders, Suitcases, furniture, tools, trunks, tubs, signs, lanterns, pumps, taxidermy, advertising, barrels, scales, farm. 250-577-3357.
SNOWPLOWING REQUIRED
Drakes Landing Strata KAS1356, 455 VLA Road, Chase, BC is accepting quotes for snow plowing for the 2019/20 Winter Season. Quotes are to be received on or before October 18, 2019 @ 4p.m. If you are interested in bidding, please provide your quotation, business insurance coverage and list of designated equipment. Please contact Jim at 679-3485 or Andrew at 679-2393.
Obituary Wayne Amies
Angels Among Us There are no words, that can cover what our hearts are feeling. But we would like to thank that staff on 7N RIH, you were all so amazing, as well as the doctors in Chase. To all the homecare staff, you have no idea what you all meant to us, and still do, as well as Judy & Jessica - without all of you helping our father (grandfather) through this journey with MS, we would not have been able to keep him home all those years. To his coffee partner Greg, who came almost every morning, thank you for being such a good friend, not to mention his Tuesday card ladies. Chase Fire Department - you are an amazing dedicated group of people who never failed to help when asked. Thank you. Our father Wayne Amies passed away with family by his side on September 10, 2019. He will be forever in our hearts. -Donna, Mitch, Shelly, Tim, Lorne
Obituary Karen Margaret Behn 1959 - 2019
Born Michelle Styer, in Vancouver, Karen died after a twenty-year fight with cancer. A bright, friendly child, she had a good voice and became a talented musician, choir leader and teacher. At the time of her death she was surrounded by her husband, John McConnell, her two children Brock and Gillian with other relatives and friends. She will be sadly missed by all who knew her.
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Chase and District Fish and Game Club News
by Helen Dalin secretary Well CDFGC members are back to a good fun idea could you please contact their meetings after the summer hiatus, Helen Dalin at helendalin@hotmail.com though some members have been or 250-679-8019. Please mark on your working hard over the summer. If you calendars that the CDFGC is hoping to have been up to the range lately you have this banquet on February 1st, 2020 may have noticed an excavator and a at the community hall. lot of excavation going on beside the Trap and Skeet shooting has continued H O R I Z O N T A L rifle hut. Directors decided it was time all summer. Fun shoot is planned for for some updates to the pistol area so a October 6th. October 13th trap and new section for shooting pistols and .22 skeet practice is cancelled and move to rifles has been created to the side of the October 6th due to the Thanksgiving original rifle hut. There is still quite a bit weekend. A fun shoot for Hams is of work to be done before it is completely planned for the 6th. It will include 2 completed. Staggered plywood stands are rounds of trap and 2 rounds of skeet. going to be erected at 5m, 10m and 15m. Top female and male shooters with the Some gravel put down and a concrete highest combined total will win a Costco pad eventually poured and a small lean Spiral Ham for thanksgiving dinner. to built. At this time you can use the pit Some smaller second and third prizes are as is. This area is for pistol and .22 rifles up for grabs also. Entry fee is $30. Chilli only. All other calibre rifles must still be and buns will be available for lunch. This H O Rrifle I Z Oarea N T Awith L - the N Ohut ICON used in the original is a fundraiser for the CDFG club. – NOT in the new area. You can still use The CDFGC would also like to remind your .22 rifle in the original designated everyone that we have a nice archery area. A big thank you to director Terry range for use for members. All you Berreth for getting this organized and need is a CDFGC membership, a range Ralph Bischoff for all his excavator work! orientation and you can get a key to go The CDFGC has acquired another steel up and use the archery range on your own storage canister. It has been placed beside time. Executives names and numbers the old one. Our old one was packed full who give orientations are on our website of 3-D targets and we were running out under Executive tab. Memberships can of room to store equipment. A second be obtained at Carmen Miller’s new shop hand storage container was obtained and in Chase. MILLER'S BOUTIQUE AND Fdelivered U L L C Oand L O Uwe R now have an area to THE PET 1 - CVAULT, O L O U Rwhich is located at lock some large equipment. 124B Chase Street, directly across from At our meeting it was decided to the Chase Post Office. Using our archery change the CDFGC banquet back to the range could be great target practice for Chase Community Hall venue. It was felt fun or to get ready for some big game that members may prefer to walk home bow hunting in the fall. from this event and the smaller area In some sad news, CDFGC will be seems more conducive to socializing adding long time member and wonderful and hearing the Master of Ceremonies. community worker Bea Mason to our CDFGC executive hope that the memorial plaque. Bea Mason will be community realizes that even though missed by CDFGC membership and the game meat is available at this banquet, it is community of Chase. Her husband Bob not the only meat served. Also served are Mason also was involved in the CDFGC the usual banquet foods for those people for numerous years and name is also who do not like game meat. Such as ham on the plaque at the Clubhouse. Our and roast beef. This is a very important condolences to their family. fundraising event for our club so we need The next CDFGC meeting will take the community to support this banquet. place the 3rd Monday of the month It would be sad to see this banquet October 21st 7:30 pm at Creekside cancelled as it has been a historic event Centre in Chase BC. Hope to see you in Chase for years. We are looking for there! This club is open to everyone who any new ideas or activities to run at this is interested in the outdoors and outdoor years banquet so if anyone out there has activities.
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Learn to Skate Program Fall 2019
Chase & District Recreation Society REGISTER NOW!! Learn to Skate: Tuesdays Oct 8 – Dec 10 Jr. Rec Hockey: Mondays Oct 7 – Dec 9 (8 sessions) (No Class for Hockey: Oct 14 & Nov 11) Preschool Penguins $60.00 (ages 3-5) Time: 3:15-3:45 *Helmets mandatory (Bike/Ski helmets OK) Eager Beavers (5+) $100.00 Tuesdays Time: 3:45-4:45 **Helmets mandatory (Bike/Ski helmets OK) Jr. Rec Hockey (6+) $48.00 Mondays Time: 4:00-5:00 **Full gear required Forms are available at Haldane School, Arena and H & R Block. Completed Registration Forms and payment may be dropped off at H & R Block FMI call/text Jane @ 250-851-6524
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You are more than you eat by Tyler Harper
I am sure that we’ve all heard it before - you are what you eat. People in medieval Europe certainly thought this was true. 700 years ago it was assumed that what you ate became part of you — the matter that made up your food became part of the matter that made up you, not just bodily, but holistically: body, mind, and soul. Now, very few —if any— of us are this sort of materialists. But what makes you, you? The Eastern Othodox theologians John Zizioulas (no, my Z key didn’t stick), describes our identity, who each of are like this: “The person is the identity born of a relationship, and exists only in communion with other persons.” Who we are is formed by our relationships. At the core of who we are is the relationships that we have fostered and the relationships we have brushed off. Our relationships shape us, they mold us. Recently I spent time with a widow who had lost her husband of close to 50 years, the way she spoke of the loss wasn’t just like she had lost something or someone around her, it was as if, in the loss of her husband, she had lost part of herself. Relationships are at the heart of Christianity. First between God as
Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, then between God and humanity, and finally between our fellow humanity—our neighbors near and far. This is a reality that has permeated our western society and is why we have community spaces, and community halls, and community parks, because we value places that help to develop relationships with others. So often when we realize we need a change in our lives we change a ‘thing’: a new hobby, a new diet, a new car, a new job. These things all affect us and change us, but how attentive are we to our relationships? To something that forms the basis of who we are? Who we invest our lives in and how we invest reverberates in our own lives. We are molded by those who we open ourselves to in relationship and we are formed by how we relate to these persons. We are forged by those persons we chose to forget. What do your relationships say about you? If John Zizioulas is right, then you can tell a lot about a person by who they surround themselves with. Are you investing in relationships that will turn you into the sort of person you want to be? Tyler Harper (tyler@chasechurch.com) is the Pastor at Chase Evangelical Free Church
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Village of
VILLAGE OF CHASE Notice of 2020 Permissive Tax Exemptions VILLAGE OF CHASE Chase - Notice of 2020 Permissive Tax Exemptions Notice of 2020 Permissive Tax Exemptions
Section 227 of the Community Charter requires the Village of Chase to give notice of its intention to provide permissive tax exemptions. Section 227 of the Community Charter requires the Village of Chase to give notice of its intention to provide permissive tax exemptions.
Properties listed below will be exempted under Bylaw No. 877 and will receive exemptions from property taxes for the 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2023 listed taxation years. exemptions presented available, and council may alter the amount of 2020, the exemption. Properties below will The be exempted under Bylaw are No. the 877maximum and will receive exemptions from property taxes for the 2021, 2022 Exempt Sect 224 (2) (f)The utilized in relation to property that is exempt under Section 220(1)may (h) buildings publicofworship. and 2023Per taxation years. exemptions presented are the maximum available, and council alter the for amount the exemption. Exempt Per Sect 224 (2) (f) utilized in relation to property that is exempt under Section 220(1) (h) buildings for public worship. Assessment Organization Roll Number Assessment Organization Roll Number Land and Improvements exempted 512-00010.005 Evangelical Free Land and Improvements exempted Church of America 512-00010.005 Evangelical Free 512-00242.100 512-00242.100 512-00362.010 512-00362.010
Legal Description
Civic Address
Legal Description
Civic Address
Estimated Annual Value of Permissive Tax
Exemptions Estimated Annual Value offor: Permissive Tax for: 2020Exemptions 2021 2022
Lot A, District Lot 517, Plan 41858, K.D.Y.D. PID 295 Shuswap # 014-902-486 Avenue Lot A, District Lot 517, Plan 41858, K.D.Y.D. PID 295 Shuswap Church of America # 014-902-486 Avenue Jehovahs Witness Lots 17-20, Block P, District Lot 517, Plan 514, 818 Thompson Congregation K.D.Y.D. # 012-295-965, # 012-295-981, Avenue Jehovahs Witness Lots 17-20,PID Block P, District LotPID 517, Plan 514, 818 Thompson PID# 012-295-990, PID # 012-296-015 Congregation K.D.Y.D. PID # 012-295-965, PID # 012-295-981, Avenue PID# 012-295-990, PID # 012-296-015 Roman Catholic Lot B, Plan 36502, District Lot 517, K.D.Y.D. PID# 1200 Shuswap Bishop of 003-648-168 Avenue Roman Catholic Lot B, Plan 36502, District Lot 517, K.D.Y.D. PID# 1200 Shuswap Kamloops Bishop of 003-648-168 Avenue
2020 1,277 1,277 925 925 3,602 3,602
2021 1,303 1,303 944 944 3,674 3,674
2022 1,329 1,329 963 963 3,748 3,748
2023 2023 1,355 1,355 982 982 3,823 3,823
Kamloops
Properties listed below will be exempted under Bylaw No. 876 and will receive exemptions from property taxes for the 2020 taxation year only. The listed exemptions presented are theunder maximum may exemptions alter the amount of the exemption. Properties below will be exempted Bylawavailable, No. 876 and andcouncil will receive from property taxes for the 2020 taxation year
only. The exemptions presented are the maximum available, and council may alter the amount of the exemption. 512-00105.000 512-00105.000
512-00402.600 512-00402.600
512-00342.000 512-00342.000 512-00660.000 512-00660.000
Chase Creekside Seniors Chase Creekside Seniors
Parcel Y of Block A, District Lot 517, Plan 514, 542 Shuswap 3,639 3,712 K.D.Y.D, L 13 A, – 17 SEE DD Avenue Parcel Y ofofBlock District LotM14002, 517, Plan 514, 542 Shuswap 3,639 3,712 Lease/Permit/License # 343509 PID # 012-290- Avenue K.D.Y.D, of L 13 – 17 SEE DD M14002, 246 Lease/Permit/License # 343509 PID # 012-290Exempt Per Sect 224 246 (2) (b) owned by municipality and utilized for local authority purposes exempted for one year
Exempt Per Sect 224 (2) (b) owned by municipality and utilized for local authority purposes exempted for one year
Chase and District Portion of Plan KAP264B, District Lot 517, Mill Road 1,208 1,232 Lions and Community K.D.Y.D. except Plan KAP18415A, portion Chase District Portion of Plan KAP264B, District Lot 517, of and Mill Road 1,208 1,232 Club Community K.D.Y.D. exc PL Kap1315A Lions except Plan KAP18415A, portion of and Exempt Per Sect 224 (2) Kap1315A (b) owned by municipality and utilized for local authority purposes exempted for one year Club exc PL
Exempt Per Sect 224 (2) (b) owned by municipality and utilized for local authority purposes exempted for one year
Chase Museum Part of Lot 6,Plan B757, District Lot 517, K.D.Y.D, 1042 Shuswap 5,678 5,791 Society of Plan 1467, PIDB757, # 004-971-531 Avenue Chase Museum Part of Lot 6,Plan District Lot 517, K.D.Y.D, 1042 Shuswap 5,678 5,791 Exempt Per Sect 224 (2) 1467, (b) owned municipality and utilized forAvenue local authority purposes exempted for one year Society of Plan PID #by 004-971-531
Exempt Per Sect 224 (2) (b) owned by municipality and utilized for local authority purposes exempted for one year Chase and Districtand Chamber Chase of Commerce District Chamber of Commerce
Located on Village of Chase Right-of-Way between 400 Shuswap Shuswap C.P. Rail Station West of Avenue Located onAvenue Village and of Chase Right-of-Way between 400 Shuswap Aylmer Road Shuswap Avenue and C.P. Rail Station West of Avenue Aylmer Road
2,477
2,477
2,526
2,526
3,787 3,787
1,256 1,256
5,907 5,907 2,577 2,577
3,862 3,862
1,281 1,281
6,025 6,025 2,628 2,628
Exempt Per Sect 224 (2) (b) owned by municipality and utilized for local authority purposes exempted for one year
Exempt Per Sect 224 (2) (b) owned by municipality and utilized for local authority purposes exempted for one year
512-000996.025 Chase and District Curling Club 512-000996.025 Chase and District Curling Club
District Lot 517, Plan KAP19733, KDYD 012-870-285 District Lot 517, Plan KAP19733, KDYD 012-870-285
PID
PID
227 Willson Street 227 Willson Street
11,484
11,484
11,713
11,713
11,948 11,948
11,948 11,948
Exempt Per Sect 224 (2) (b) owned by municipality and utilized for local authority purposes exempted for one year
512-00011.020 512-00011.020
Exempt Per Sect 224 (2) (b) owned by municipality and utilized for local authority purposes exempted for one year Chase & District Lot 1, District Lot 517, K.D.Y.D., Plan 20201, Except Plan KAP49449, all leased to the Chase & Chase & District Lot 1, District Lot 517, K.D.Y.D., Plan 20201, Recreation Centre Except DistrictPlan Recreation Society; excepttothat KAP49449, all leased the portion Chase & leased to Chase Canyon Eco-Adventures for the Recreation Centre District Recreation Society; except that portion Society-Arena operation of a Zip-Line leased to Chase Canyon business. Eco-Adventures for the
221 Shepherd Road 221 Shepherd Road
36,039
36,039
36,760
36,760
37,495 37,495
38,245 38,245
Exempt Per Sect 224 (2) (b)ofowned by municipality and utilized for local authority purposes exempted for one year Society-Arena operation a Zip-Line business. 512-00058.100 512-00058.100
512-00516.005 512-00516.005
512-00516.005 512-00516.005
Exempt Per Sect 224 (2) (b) owned by municipality and utilized for local authority purposes exempted for one year
Royal Canadian Lot A , District Lot 517, Plan 37207, K.D.Y.D. PID 511 Shuswap 4,117 4,199 4,283 Legion Branch 107 Lot # 004-896-955 Ave-Class 8Royal Canadian A , District Lot 517, Plan 37207, K.D.Y.D. PID 511 Shuswap 4,117 4,199 4,283 Land and8Legion Branch 107 # 004-896-955 Ave-Class Improvements Land and Exempt Per Sect 224 (2) (a) held by charitable, philanthropic corporation and used for the purpose that is directly related to Improvements
the purposes of 224 the corporation, forphilanthropic one year Exempt Per Sect (2) (a) held byexempted charitable, corporation and used for the purpose that is directly related to the purposes of the corporation, exempted for one year Chase & District Recreation Centre Chase & District Society-Golf Recreation Centre Course Society-Golf Course Exempt Per Sect
Lot A, Plan KAP 82245, PID# 026-854-449-Class 8 Recreation Land82245, Only utilized for the purpose of 8 Lot A, Plan KAP PID# 026-854-449-Class the Golf Course Recreation Land Only utilized for the purpose of the Golf Course
929 Hysop Road Class 8 Land 929 Hysop Road Only 8Exempted Class Land Only Exempted
11,702
11,702
11,936
11,936
12,174
12,174
4,369 4,369
12,418 12,418
225 (2) (e) lands maintained as a golf course exempted for one year
Exempt Per Sect 225 (2) (e) lands maintained as a golf course exempted for one year Chase & District Lot A, Plan KAP 82245, PID# 026-854-449-Class 6 929 Hysop Road Business Improvements 6 929 Class 6 Land Chase & District A, PlanRestaurant KAP 82245,Land PID#and 026-854-449-Class Hysop Road Recreation Centre Lot and 6 Land Class Recreation Centre Business Restaurant Land and Improvements Society-Golf Improvements and Society-Golf Course Restaurant Improvements Course Restaurant
Dated at Chase, B.C. this 16th day of September 2019 Joanne Director Financial Services Dated at Molnar, Chase, B.C. this 16th day of September 2019 Joanne Molnar, Director Financial Services
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Horoscopes ARIES (March 21 to April 19) You might need to get more facts to help you work out those problems with your new project. As always, a friendly approach shows the charming Arian at his or her persuasive best.
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TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Information is what energizes ambition, and this is a good time for the ambitious Bovine to expand his or her range of knowledge and to be ready for the challenges that lie ahead.
GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) This is a good time to consider making some long-overdue decorating changes at home or in your workplace. A splash of color can help raise spirits, even on the grayest day.
CANCER (June 21 to July 22) LEO (July 23 to August 22) VIRGO (Aug 23 to Sept 22) Learn more. Earn more. That's the Your creative side helps gain A health problem should not be formula for Moon Children looking attention for many of your ideas. But ignored. The sooner you check it to expand their career horizons. don't neglect the practical aspects out, the sooner you can deal with Investigate the best involved in implementing it and then move on. Some places to get those training their move from paper to job advice comes from an courses you'll need. production. Good luck. unlikely source. LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 22) SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) A relationship takes an unexpected Your busy schedule has drawn shift that could leave you puzzled down much of your energy levels. and hurt. Asking for an explanation Restore them by spending a wellearned timeout enjoying could help uncover the the arts -- perhaps with that reason for this sudden turn special someone. of events.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec 21) Make that presentation with confidence. Remember: When you show you believe in yourself, it helps persuade others that you truly know what you're doing.
CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 19) Although you usually prefer doing things on your own, a group effort might be advisable at this time. Try to keep an open mind about suggestions from colleagues.
PISCES (Feb 19 to March 20) An emotionally charged situation creates uncertainty about the future of your relationship. Best advice: Talk things out while there's still time to reach a new understanding.
AQUARIUS (Jan 20 to Feb 18) This could be a good time to reassess some of your recent decisions and see if any adjustments should be made based on facts that you might have just uncovered.
YOU BORN THIS WEEK: You tend to act on matters of principle despite what others might advise or suggest.
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Thank You to 3 retiring Volunteer Board Members from Health Services Foundation
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submitted by Dave Smith, Chase and District Health Services Foundation
A fond farewell, sad faces and a very large Community Thank You to Marlene Savinoff, Bruce Nelson, Lisa Atkinson, for their years of dedication, commitment and inspiration to the Health Care Services in Chase. Because of the ongoing selfless efforts and combined energies of these 3 local citizens the Chase Health Centre has benefited greatly. As part of the Chase + District Health Services Foundation Board the support, the fund raising campaigns, the community activities over the years have helped to improve local Health Care Services through the Chase Health Centre. We the Community of Chase, owe these 3 individuals a very big Thank You, Congratulations and Well Done. So if you see Marlene, Bruce or Lisa around town, please say hello, shake their hand, thank them and wish them well. The Chase + District Health Services
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Foundation Board of Directors proudly and gratefully acknowledge your years of volunteer service Marlene, Bruce and Lisa and especially to your commitment to "Helping improve health care services in Chase". All the best and Thank You, you are always welcome at any meeting. Chase + District Health Services Foundation Board Members: Dave Smith, Leslie Bell, Chris Welch, Rollie Mockford, Ellen Bovair-Jasman, Len McLean, Jeanine Joelson, Sue Murray, Dr. Barnard Liaison Members: Ivan Hawley Creekside Seniors, Rhonda Eden Thompson Region Division of Family Practice, Cindy Perry - Manager Chase Health Centre, Mayor Rod Crowe Village of Chase.
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News from the Bowling Alley submitted by Calyn Buresh, Village Lanes
Happy Weekend, Bowlers! Hope you are all enjoying those first few days of Fall! We are all geared up and ready for another big week ahead! It is almost Tournament Time at Village Lanes, so we are encouraging all of our public bowlers to get in as often as you can before our availability becomes a bit limited! Today I’d like to touch on our big event coming up; The Invitational Open Championships. This is a tournament that Kelly and I created to due a lack of competitive tournaments within British Columbia. This is now our 4th Annual Open Championship and it is being held right here in Chase on October 5th and October 6th.
We strongly recommend that if you are curious to see what “Good bowling” looks like, to pop in and watch some of British Columbia’s best bowlers duke it out for bragging right, and for $4000.00 cash! This year we have teams from Chase, Kamloops, Salmon Arm, Williams Lake, Kelowna, Castlegar, and Fruitvale. Village Lanes will host a total of 64 bowlers this weekend, so if you are wondering why our little Village is busier than the norm, that could be why! We would also like to wish the best of luck to the following Chase bowlers: Derek Vigue, Lyle Coates, Darcy Munday, Matthew Griffin, Sam Steil, Shelley Munday, and Amy Frech. Let’s take the gold at home!
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years of serving book lovers, is Western Canada’s largest celebration of literacy and reading. The five day event strives to promote this by bringing the literature of Canadian, and particularly British Columbian, artists to as broad an audience as possible. Its purpose and mandate are to: • Foster an awareness and appreciation of the printed word in Canadian culture • Involve the residents of Vancouver in a celebration of writing and reading • Promote the importance of literacy in the lives of all Canadians • Attract a line-up of internationally celebrated and recognized Canadian literary talents to the annual festival. “It will be an enlightening and thought-provoking event,” says Parks Mintz, “and I’m excited to be participating in it.” This enthusiastic and talented author will also be part of the Grand Forks Library Writers’ Series on October 5th and has upcoming book signings in Surrey, Trail, and Quesnel.
Popcorn for Good Cause by Kelsey Snelgrove
Local group, the Helping Hand will be donating proceeds from popcorn sales at the Eagle Eyes Concert to an area family whose young son is battling brain cancer. 9 month old baby Riel is currently undergoing complex treatments in Vancouver. All funds raised from popcorn sales will go to Frank and Bonnie Antoine to assist with costs in this difficult time.
Volunteers for the Youth Action Committee will be running the popcorn machine Helping hand organizer Bev Iglesias is excited to have the youth involved. "This fundraiser should be huge hit with eagle fans," said Bev. For more information on the Eagle Eyes Concert see Community Bulletin page 3
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Author and journalist Carolyn Parks Mintz, who writes a monthly column for The Chase Sunflower, has been invited to Word Vancouver and will be speaking about and reading from her latest book on September 29th. “My publisher, Caitlin Press, and I are so pleased to have been extended an invitation to take part in this important literary event,” says Parks Mintz. Her book “Resolve—The Story of the Chelsea Family and a First Nation Community’s Will to Heal” was published in May of this year and has been very well received. “Most importantly,” she adds, “it will be a great opportunity to highlight the story of an amazing Indigenous couple, Andy and Phyllis Chelsea, of the Alkali Lake First Nations community, near Williams Lake. What was accomplished there in the 1970’s and 80’s resonates to this day. The Chelseas have been called upon to take their message of sobriety and recovery across Canada as well as internationally.” Word Vancouver, marking 25
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SOME UNANSWERED QUESTIONS submitted by Scott Koch, Chase Heat
After 4 games in the KIJHL Regular Season the local Chase HEAT are head scratching as they look for what is missing in a 5000 piece puzzle. Of course it is early and the players are working on chemistry with teammates, so maybe we all need to be a little patient. The expected didn’t happen this past weekend, working extra hard in practice hasn’t yet translated into success in games. The weekend recap follows. Friday night the 20th of September the 52 passenger land cruiser sailed south to Kelowna for a face to face clash with the CHIEFS. The “Little Apple” crew get off to a quick start getting a pair of man advantage markers in the first 6 minutes of the contest. Rookie Corson Nordick gets his first KIJHL goal assisted by Colton Nikiforuk and Tyson Lampreau, at the end of 20 it is 2-0 home team. In the 2nd Brandon Gremaud from Breckin Erichuk and Trevor Kennedy ties the game up. However Kelowna fires in a counter before Evan Hughes on the powerplay ties it up from Gremaud and Nikiforuk. In the 3rd the two teams exchange goals, Hughes getting his 2nd goal from Kennedy and Gremaud. After 60 minutes its 4-4 and sudden death overtime is on the evening agenda. No scoring in the first 4 on 4 five minute extra stanza, but in the 2nd 3 on 3 overtime the CHIEFS pop in the winner. A single point for the HEAT for the long ride home. Saturday night at the Art Holding Memorial Arena finds the Golden ROCKETS in town for the first time in four years. Once again the hot hand Hughes gets the HEAT on the board from the “twins” Corson and Haden Nordick. Unfortunately that is all the scoring for the night even though 41 shots are fired at the Golden tender. The visitors get a pair in the 2nd and a trio in the 3rd period to skate back home with a 5-1 victory. Ouch! Next on the calendar are two home games, Friday the 27th versus the 100 Mile House WRANGLERS, and Saturday the 28th versus the Kamloops STORM. Both games commence at our “Chaos Castle” at 7:00 pm. 4 important points on the line versus Divisional rivals. Heat Beat: In Kelowna’s home opener on Friday the game was delayed 30 minutes as an excellent tribute was paid to Grant Sheridan. Our friend Grant ( CHIEFS owner/governor/general manager) was stricken with bacterial meningitis in March during KIJHL playoffs. His passing at 47 years of age impacted the hockey world as Grant was a visionary and strong voice for Junior B Hockey in British Columbia. He will be missed by his family, team, community and the entire KIJHL. All players this season are wearing GS stickers on their helmets in commemoration. The CHIEFS and HEAT have always had a special bond and we were proud to be a part of a very special evening with our friends in Kelowna.
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