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January 29th, 2016 Vol. 21, Issue 04
Thank you Chase from a HEAT mom by Kari Mostat
ou would think that getting called up by a Junior A hockey team would have been the easiest decision to make. It was not! Being a part of a community like Chase, made Logan Mostat’s decision to move to Jr. A one of the most difficult decisions he has had to make. With playoffs looming, Logan knows the Heat will go far. He wanted to stay and help where he could, but the dream of Jr. A is a strong one! The Chase Heat organization welcomed Logan into their family in September of 2014. He arrived with a heavy heart, after being released by a Jr A team. With the guidance of coach Fox and a long bumpy road, Logan bounced back and concentrated on hockey in Chase. He met new teammates, reacquainted with old ones, and was enveloped in support by the people of Chase. They became family!
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The 2015/16 season brought a few big trades to the Heat organization. It was both sad and exciting to be part of. These new players were such a great group of young men, they formed new friendships immediately. This new bond of brotherhood showed on and off the ice. The call came, it all happened in a blink of an eye! Logan had a day and a half to make the decision to leave the team and community that he had become so attached to. It was not as easy as he thought it would be to leave. The evidence of the love for hockey in Chase is shown by all the hardworking and dedicated volunteers, the Heat organization, the players, billet families, Heat fans, team sponsors and community members of Chase. It made Logan’s decision extremely difficult. Cont’d on pg 4
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Chase & District Fish & Game Club Annual Banquet. Saturday, Feb 6, 2016. Happy Hour 5:30, Banquet 7:00. Brendon Methot Music. Tickets $25. In Sorrento from Bernie Onderwater, In Pritchard from Don Swift, In Chase from Miller’s Cabin or Brian Lauzon. Book Drive - looking for New or GENTLY used books. drop off at Credit Union or Chase Wellness Centre FMI 250-679-3442 From Head to Toe. Chase Excellence Program Fundraiser. Sell your gently used clothing, shoes, purses and accessories. Rent a table $20. Chase Community Hall March 12, 2016. 10 - 3 pm. Contact Jacquie Everett 250-675-2574. For info/hours phone 250-679-3536 CHASE LEGION #107 VARIETY CLUB TELETHON AUCTION & MIXED TRIPLES DART TOURNEY FEB 13TH, 2016 Tourney 11 am. Reg 11:15 Toe Line $5 PP plus a NEW WRAPPED GIFT. Sign up your team at the Legion. Auction items include: • Original paintings by Chase artist, the late Dorothy Aberdeen • Beautiful dream catcher adorned with Legion Regalia made by a Legion Member • 2 Robert Bateman prints framed • Hotel stays, golf passes & much more! All auction proceeds to VARIETY If you don’t wish to play darts please feel free to donate or come bid on a gift. Everyone welcome. FMI VAL 250-679-8527 For info/hours phone 250-679-3536
FEBRUARY 7th, 2016 GIANT CRIB 10:45 AM IN HOUSE ZONE CRIB 3 PM (FOLLOWING GIANT CRIB) FMI - VAL 250-679-8527
BLUE COTTAGE COLLECTIVES VALENTINES BIZAAR February 8th from 9am to 3pm at the Chase Community Hall, 547 Shuswap Ave. Chase BC . Over 20 vendors to shop from. Calling all Chili makers. Enter your “famous” chili and make History in the Chase Chili Challenge on Feb 27. Win $$$ and bragging rights. MUST pre-register to enter. 8 spots for competitors. Call the Museum to enter. 679-8847
The Chase Curling Rink - Pancake Shuswap Prairie Publishing Breakfast on Sunday February 14th, 2016. 9 - 11 am $7 you get to enjoy all you can wap Prairie eat pancakes, sausages and eggs served us Publishing with real orange juice and coffee/tea. All proceeds go directly to Curling Club! Sh
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Skmana Cross Country Ski and Snowshoe Club - Crazy Valentine Chilli party up at Skmana on Sun Feb. 7th, 2016. Meet at the cabin at 3 pm add your Chilli to the pot and then head out for a ski or snowshoe. Meet back at the cabin around 4. Exchange your ‘crazy valentine’ (if you decide to make one) enjoy the comfort of the cozy cabin, a bowl of chilli and great company. Everyone welcome! Support your local COP Coffee House. February 12, 7 pm at Chase Community Hall. Sing, dance or play - get in for free. $3 admission. Toe tapping music! St Andrews and All Saints Anglican/ United Church Sunday January 31st, 10 am Rev Bill Pantzer. Public Skating Art Holding Memorial Arena. Monday 5 - 6, Friday 3:30 - 4:30, Sunday 5:30 - 6:30. Drop in Hockey on Mondays at 7:30 ($10). Fundraiser for Shuswap Flyers Hockey Team February 14 @ 5 pm at ALIB Gym. Loonie Auction, Bingo, Poker, Elk Hamburger, Spaghetti, ceaser salad or garlic bread or pop or juice for $10 a plate. Come suport our team. We are raising funds to particpate in All Nations Challenge Cup in Williams Lake on March 19 - 20. All funds go towards team jerseys, hotel rooms. We thank those who could make it out to dinner to contribute. Creekside Ad on Classifieds (Page 6)
Kelsey Snelgrove, Editor PHONE: (250) 679-8880 EMAIL: info@chasesunflower.ca WEB: www.chasesunflower.ca MAIL: Box 524, Chase BC, V0E 1M0 OFFICE: 721 Shuswap Ave between 10-3 Monday - Thursday
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Organization of the Week:
Villages Lanes Fun Centre
Getting to know our businesses leaders and local organizations A Service of the Chase & District Chamber of Commerce
The Buresh family opened Village Lanes in 2013 following their move from Salmon Arm where Gord had previously owned and operated J Lanes before selling in 2002. With his 45 years of experience in the bowling business, Gord and family are providing Chase residents and visitors with a high quality and fun bowling experience. Manager Calyn Buresh encourages everyone from “2 – 102” to come in and try bowling. They offer free instruction so if you’ve never bowled before, they will happily get you started on the right foot. They also provide ramps and bowling sticks for disabled bowlers. Currently, Village Lanes has over 300 League bowlers with 5 Adult Leagues, 4 Seniors’ Leagues and 1 Youth League. With a philosophy centered
on having a good time, Village Lanes is a great place for casual bowlers and for those looking for a cheerful spot to play pool or try out some arcade games. While enjoying your choice of recreational activity, you can enjoy good food and a beverage from their full bar and kitchen. Or maybe you’d like to just pop in for coffee in a fun place surrounded by happy people. Village Lanes are strong supporters of the community. They currently have 6 local employees and give regularly to local charities. As well, Village Lanes has over 20 volunteer coaches, league representatives and fundraisers who actively contribute to the great bowling experience had by all. If you’ve not yet visited the staff at Village Lanes and had a look around this great facility, now is the time to do it. You’ll be glad you did.
Pin Chatter: Welcome Baby by Calyn Buresh, Village Lanes
Hi Everyone! I hope that you all had a great week! I’m very happy to say that this week was the best of my life. On Friday, January 22nd at 5:57pm, Kelly and I welcomed our beautiful baby girl into the world. Emma Jo Collins weighed in at a perfect 7 pounds 5 ounces. It has been a very real case of Deja Vu these past few days. 25 years ago to the month, my parents, Gord and Linda, welcomed me into the world and introduced me to the life of a bowling alley baby. Emma is four days old today, and has already been passed
from bowler to bowler at Village Lanes, just as I was 25 years ago at ‘J’ Lanes in Salmon Arm. Kelly and I want to thank all of our friends, family, and our amazing bowlers for all of the love and support they gave us over the past nine months (not to mention the ridiculous amount of baby gifts). We are so excited to get to share our little bundle with you all, and have you watch her grow with us. Mom, dad, and baby are all doing great. Welcome to the world, my beautiful Emma Jo.
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Business Listings Dave’s Appliance Repair
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Letter from a Hockey Mom
Even going in to the home game against Summerland, he still wasn’t sure what his decision was going to be. The fans all knew though. They came by congratulating us on Logan being “called up”. They were all happy for him, but sad to see him go. I was overwhelmed with the love and support people were showing for Logan. It was a tearful goodbye in the locker room. Leaving the community of Chase and Logan’s second family, was harder
than I ever imagined! Chase is definitely a family community and as a hockey mom, I wanted to say thank you to everyone in Chase for welcoming and including all our sons in your lives and community, for giving them a chance to play and strive for their dreams. Thank you, Kari Mostat
RCMP Report
Chase RCMP On January 23rd, Chase RCMP responded twenty vehicles were checked and no to a report of a break and enter in the 6000 offences were identified. block of Squilax-Anglemont Road in Magna Bay. The complainant stated that their On January 23rd, at 9:30 pm, in cottage had been broken into sometime in conjunction with Central Interior Traffic the last two months, and small hand tools Services, a Checkstop was conducted at had been stolen. The point of entry was a the intersection of Notch Hill Road and bedroom window, which had been forced Dilworth Road in Sorrento. Approximately open. A check of the neighbourhood twenty vehicles were checked. One revealed that a second cottage had been Criminal Code impaired investigation targeted, but entry was not successful. The was initiated, one 90 day Immediate investigation is continuing, and Chase Roadside Prohibition was issued, and RCMP asks anyone with knowledge of this one unlicensed/prohibited driver had his crime to call the detachment at 250-679- vehicle impounded. Numerous verbal 3221 or Crimestoppers. warnings were given for minor Motor Vehicle Act and MVA Regulation offences. Chase RCMP continues to conduct Checkstops throughout the winter months, On January 24th, at 10:00 pm, Chase RCMP as part of its focus on traffic safety and conducted a Checkstop at the intersection reduction of drunk drivers on area roads. of Kamloops-Shuswap Road and Pinantan On January 16th, at 10:00 pm, a Checkstop Road in Pritchard. Traffic volume was low, was conducted at Stoney Flats Road and and no offences were identified. Lance Road in Pritchard. Approximately
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the green tea, sesame seeds, garlic, onion, and black pepper. Into another shallow bowl pour the soy sauce, then dip the salmon in the soy sauce and coat well. Take the salmon out of the soy sauce and place into the mixture of spices, allowing the spices to stick to the top and sides of the salmon. Place the salmon in a baking pan and put into a preheated oven or toaster oven at 400 degrees. Cook for 12 minutes, or until the center of the salmon turns red to pink.
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10 Questions with
Kary Pittendreigh by Cavelle Layes
Kary runs the Haldane Strong Start Program; participate with your young child (aged birth to 5) in play-based early learning activities at no cost to families. Haldane Elementary: Mon-Fri 8:30-11:30 am
Q • Where can we find you most days? A • At the school playing learning and having fun with the children or at a hockey cheering Q • How long have you been working at Strong Start? A • 6 years Q • What is your favourite part about working with kids? A • They always make me smile Q • You spend your days teaching kids, have the kids ever taught you anything? A • Always, just have to stop and listen to them. Q • What is the best piece of advice you have received? A • Life can be busy, try to stop and enjoy it Q • What is your favourite thing to do in the winter? A • At school: painting in the snow with the kids, In life: cheering my kids at hockey
Q • If you could change one thing or add one thing to the community of Chase, what would it be? A • More sports facilities, baseball soccer fields, pool, skate park, BMX track, walking trails Q • You give back to the community in other ways as well, what are some? A • I love coaching baseball and helping with Hockey, I wish I knew more about basketball or volleyball so that I could coach them at the school. Oh and we billet 3 Chase Heat players. Q • What is your favourite part about living in Chase? A • How beautiful and calm it is. Q • Do you have any hobbies? A • Hiking and reading
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A Place on Earth by Wendell Berry
This book describes an agricultural community and all of the hurdles and twists that the changing seasons offer. Set against the troubling backdrop of the second world war, the distant images of war and pain contrast with the serenity, constanse and occasional turmoil of changing seasons. The village’s future keeps moving forwards with the snow melting and new life making its way into barns and onto pastures. Not everything is perfect, but the lasting impression of the novel is one of continuity and the importance of care and commitment. Labeled as a writer, cultural critic and farmer, Berry’s writing demonstrates a heartfelt connection to the land and
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the sustenance it provides. Some of the characters’ thoughts and reflections on war are very critical, but not in an analytical detached way. These are country folk experiencing the emotional disasters that war can bring and wondering at the need for it. Quietly attuned to nature, the foreword to this book says a lot about the authors’ own values: Berry writes that he believes even through careful revision before printing a novel, trees can be saved from being turned into paper. He did a good job revising, leaving only words with lots of meaning and a rhythm that the reader will find easy to connect with and learn from.
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Page 6 • January 29th, 2016 • Chase Sunflower Classified deadline is Monday at 3 pm for Friday’s paper. $5 for 20 words. 20¢ each additional word (tax incl). Lost & Found & Thank yous are pay-what-you-can/free. Obituaries are $35 with photo, $30 without. Wedding, birthday, anniversary notices all welcome! Email info@chasesunflower.ca or drop off at Sunflower Headquarters (721 Shuswap Ave) or at Willows Natural Foods.
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Canadian Firearms Safety Course {PAL} Feb 20, 2016 9 am - 5 pm. Feb 21, 2016 9 am - ? Downstairs at the Legion. Course, manual and exams. $120. Preregister. 250-679-2758.
JOB POSITION
Chase & District Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Center Manager Position We are looking for someone to work closely with a dynamic board to support local businesses, attract new businesses and promote Chase and the Shuswap area. General Duties: Manage and oversee the day-to-day operations of the Chamber & Visitor Centre Skills: Good people skills, Good General knowledge of Chase & District area, Computer skills ( Microsoft word, ppt, excel ), General knowledge of boards (creating agendas/ minutes and governance) an asset Hourly Wage: $16.00. Application Close Date: Friday January 29th 2016 For further details please visit http:// www.chasechamber.com/ Please submit your resume and cover letter to: Carmen Miller President of the Chase & District Chamber of Commerce admin@chasechamber.com Fax: 250-679-3120 or mail to: Box 592, Chase BC, V0E 1M0
THANK YOU
The Chase & District Skate Park Society thanks all the generous community members and businesses that donated to items to our fundraiser at the Bowling Alley this weekend - Nationwide Appliance Plus, Sorrento TireCraft, The Underwood Restaurant, The Underwood Hotel Gift Shoppe, NRI Distribution Inc, The Chase Sunflower, G-Force, JJ’s Asian Cuisine, and Samantha, Micheal and Leila for their donations. Thanks to Village Lanes Fun Centre for letting us host the event there, and thanks to everyone who bought tickets and came out!
Business & Services Chase Upholstery – 323 Willow St, Chase, BC. 679-3923. Furniture – Auto – Boat tops and seats – RVs Interiors by Patricia and Stenton Complete Renos. Office: 250 679 3504. Cell: 778 558 1923. Many Pieces. Refurbished Furniture Available SAHHALTKUM DAYCARE est.1996 Licensed facility. Certified staff. Children 3mths up to 12 years. Hot Lunch program available. Nutritious snacks provided. Daily educational programs. Part time/full time or drop in available ALL CHILDREN WELCOME!! F.M.I. 6459 Hillcrest Rd, Chase (across Pine St. bridge) or phone: 250-679-2229
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THANK YOU
Thanks to all of you who helped Mom (Jean) on Jan 14 when she fell on the ice. Fellow bowlers, the driver who stopped, and Kelly from the bowling alley. Sincerely appreciated. Jean Freedy, Colleen & Crew
Creekside Center Activities: • Mon 8:30 - Exercise Classes • Wed & Fri - 9 am - Exercise Classes • Monday 1 pm - Canasta & Snooker. & Bridge. Try a new game. Lessons given. • Tuesday 1 pm - Bingo • Wed 1 pm - Snooker & canasta • Wed 7 pm Jam Session Call Ella at 679-3375. • Thur 9 am - Wood Carving. Call Dave 682-7752. • Thurs 10 am - Carpet Bowling. • Friday 1 pm - Cribbage. • 2nd Friday every month - Mini Crib. Sign-up at 10:30 start 11 am. • Next dinner is Feb 19 - Sweetheart Dinner • Creekside election is January 14th at 1 pm
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Word Search - “whoopsie daisy
As many of you discovered, I accidentally printed half of the last issues papers with the wrong words. Sorry for any confusion! This week’s word search about mistakes. Solecism is a grammatical mistake in speech or writing. Eggcorn is an idiosyncratic substitution of a word or phrase for a word or words that sound similar or identical in the speaker’s dialect (example: saying “all intensive purposes” when you mean “all intents and purposes.”
ERROR GAFFE MISTAKE BOOBOO OOPS
WRONG SLIPUP BLUNDER GOOF FLUB
ERR BLOOPER OVERSIGHT OMISSION INACCURACY
LAPSE SOLECISM EGGCORN WHOOPSIE ACCIDENT
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A giraffe and a rat can last longer than a camel without water.
Mosquitos don’t just bite you. They also urinate on you after sucking your blood.
Bill Murray, John Travolta, and Chevy Chase all turned down the role of Forrest Gump.
As of October 2012, Facebook’s population is as large as that of the entire world in 1804.
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A “jiffy” is an actual unit of time for 1/100th of a second.
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KARAOKE
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CHASE HEAT GAMES
Saturday, Januar y 30th at 7 pm VS. princeton posse
Chase LIONS 400 Club
A HEAD OF STEAM, HOWLING DOGS AND STARVED BEARS by Scott Koch
Three games closer to the end of the regular season, results in a tale of three cities. Story line one finds the HEAT in the Mountain Mecca of Revelstoke on Tuesday the 19th. The GRIZZLIES as expected are ornery and prepared to feast on their rivals. But alas, something goes awry and a HEAT wave takes the nasty out of the cubs. Nic Bruyere in the twine stops 26 of 26 to earn his second shutout of the season in a 4-0 road victory, with all goals coming on the KIJHL League leading power play. The damage in the 1st starts with Michael Fidanza from Trevor Okino and Braden Hughes. Then, Tommy Brown gets goal number two from Okino and Fidanza. In the 2nd period leading scorer Kolten Moore pops a pair, the HEAT third goal from Josh Bourne and Zach Fournier and the fourth tally from Hughes and Okino. Two great points earned ahead of a challenging couple of contests in wine country. Tale two finds the Chase squad on Saturday the 23rd, in the Canadian desert versus the Osoyoos Coyotes. Arguably one of the top three teams in the league, the talented Yotes get off to a three goal lead in the 1st prior to a pane of broken glass causing a lengthy delay. After the stoppage the game changes, although the desert dogs do dump in a fourth tally, the game playing out on a more even basis. In the 2nd ,the HEAT get one from Austin Willier assisted by Travis Beaubien and Spencer Farstad. That’s it for scoring as the Coyotes take a 4-1 victory after firing 54 shots at Bruyere who denies 50 of them.
Then, on Sunday afternoon the 24th the third battle saga occurs in Steamy Summerland. The HEAT allow the STEAM to pop in a pair in the 1st , before they wake up and go to work. Tommy Brown starts the comeback aided by a great pass from Bourne and Okino. The Choo Choo crew is not happy and Pat Brady is called on to win his first KIJHL tilt. This leads to Fidanza then getting a power play tally from Hughes and Brown. In the 2nd the two teams trade a goal apiece, Willier from Kaden Black and Mason Palaga knotting the game up 3-3. The 3rd is all Chase, who outshoot the home side 11-3 on their way to scoring a pair. Cole Perison with his 1st of the year from Fidanza and Bourne, then Bourne takes the starch out of the STEAM with an unassisted empty netter. Daniel Toews between the pipes stops 26 of 29 to claim the victory. Stat’s and Whacks: The HEAT lead the KIJHL on Special Teams. The league leading power play is purring at 24.62% overall, 26.17% at home. The penalty kill is 5th overall at 85.85%. Lethal and stingy are the words that describe the HEAT to date. Whacks and hacks cause injuries resulting in upper body problems for Alex Durbeniuk, Travis Beaubien and Ethan Buck. Kolten Moore is limping with lower body trauma. Next up the Posse from Princeton on Saturday the 30th at the Art Holding Memorial Arena and then a road war versus the Storm in Kamloops on Sunday the 31st.
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