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On Friday May 27, after the Boston Bruins won the series with the Tampa Bay Lightning, an enthusiastic Canucks fan made a new jersey for the Royal Inland Hospital Foundation’s Ambassador and Boston Bruin, Mark Recchi. Recchi, who is currently featured in an 8’ x 9.5’ campaign billboard on the lawn of the Royal Inland Hospital, was seen in a homemade Canucks Jersey Saturday morning. Veronica Carroll, Executive Director at RIH Foundation says she wasn’t at all surprised, and in fact, was a little impressed. “I thought it was really creative,” she said. “We took photos of it and people let us know that this is what had happened.” We put it on our Facebook page. We just knew, once Boston had clinched on Friday night,
we were in for it,” stated Carroll. “Our midnight jersey swapper has us wondering what’s next!” finished Carroll. The Mark Recchi 365 Day Challenge was set on February 14, 2011 to raise the remaining funds for the New Intensive Care Unit at Royal Inland Hospital Foundation. With $1.1 million left to raise to complete the $3 million goal, the Foundation is thankful for the support of Mr. Recchi and the community. For almost 30 years, critically ill and injured patients have received life-saving care in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at Royal Inland Hospital. The modern ICU will bring upgraded technology, improved privacy, greater efficiencies for hospital staff, and much-needed support and comfort to patients and their families and friends.
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RBC North Shore branch manager Pam Daws (left) and RBC regional vice-president Brian Simkins present a cheque for $15,000 on behalf of RBC Foundation to Community Kitchens co-ordinator Dede Bone and Interior Community Services CEO Kelly Kelland to help fund the kitchens program.
New BC Chamber board At their Annual General Meeting in Prince George on May 29-31, members of the BC Chamber of Commerce voted to re-elect two Kamloops directors to the BC Chamber board. Both Kamloops Chamber board director Brant Hasanen and Chamber executive director Deb McClelland will serve on the board for the 2011-2012 term. “I was surprised to be asked to return for a second year, as my term to represent the BC Chamber Executives was to end this month,” states Deb McClelland. “I really enjoy contributing to the BC Chamber team and feel highly valued in this position.” Brant Hasanen returns as director for his fourth year, completing his second term with BC Chamber. For a complete list of the BC Chamber of Commerce board of directors, see http://library.constantcontact.com/download/get/ file/1103610692446-92/2011+AGM+Boar d+release.pdf
Giant farmer’s market with farm fresh eggs and more! – continued from page 1 the market and sale will be an event you will not want to miss. With such great growing and farming lands, residents will be holding garage sales as well as selling items like bedding plants, crafts, artisan items, locally grown vegetables, herbs, jams, jellies and sauces, farm eggs, manure (chicken, cow and llama) and live chicks. This will all be going down on Sunday, June 12 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. all over the community. Cara’s driving directions are
as follows: Drive out past the airport, stay on Tranquille Road, and when you get all the way to the train tracks and old Padova City/Tranquille Farms, follow the line in the road up and over the rail road tracks. Stay on the road as it turns to gravel and follow it up 24km approx. You will enter a hidden valley of country farms, acreages and rolling meadows. Garage sales will start in the first section and move all the way up the road to the bulletin board you will come upon on your left. We will have maps of all the locations located at the bulletin board. We will
also have a hot food concession, beverages, a bake sale and possibly a silent auction on the school grounds.” Make a day of it and head out to the Tranquille Valley on a bright and sunny Sunday. Not only will you get to visit what is sure to be like a giant farmers market but if you haven’t been out that way before you get to explore a little piece of heaven right on the outskirts of town. See you at the sale! P.S. You may want to hit a bank machine before you head out. Just in case! Tanya Orozco, freelance
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Caroline Street 50 year reunion In recognition of 50 years living on Caroline Street, The Dhaliwal family is organizing a Caroline Street reunion for families who lived there and grew up together there with the Dhaliwals, Fischers, McDonalds, Kobayashis, Noonans, Collins, Colliers, Smiths, Valouchs, etc. who have moved away and need a good excuse to come back for a visit! The reunion is Saturday, June 18, 2011 at 1:00 p.m. at 861 to 873 Caroline Street! We will do a BBQ with hotdogs and some snacks and non-alcoholic drinks, but if people want something other than that, they are welcome to bring along. There are plans for bocce, croquet, pictures and story telling and just
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Pictured is Ambo Dhaliwal working in the gardens on Caroline street in 1961. Houses now stand where the gardens were. Inset: Ambo today.
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a weekend of aviation Three members of 204 Black Maria Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron received the Air Cadet Service Medal for their years of participation and service as air cadets on Sunday, May 29 at their 69th Annual Ceremonial Review at the McArthur Island Youth Centre. Pictured are (L-R) BC Air Cadet League Representative Richard Taylor, Flight Sergeant Elizabeth Sharp, Flight Sergeant Jordan Wilman and Sergeant Ryan Wallace.
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Did you see fighter jets flying over Kamloops two weekends ago? The 419 Tactical Fighter Training Squadron was in town for a weekend of festivities marking their 70th anniversary of honouring wartime hero John (Moose) Fulton. At the same time it was the 25th anniversary of 886 Overlander Wing Air Force Association of Canada, and the 80th anniversary of Fulton Field (our local airport). The 204 Black Maria Squadron were invited to participate in the weekend of aviation anniversaries.
Kamloops Landscapes come alive at Wilson House Wilson House Gallery located at 115 Tranquille Road is featuring artist Thor Fridriksson until June 30 with an opening reception on Thursday, June 16 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Thor Fridriksson has lived in Kamloops for 33 years. He came to teach
here in 1978 (just for one year). Originally he thought the Kamloops landscapes were drab and boring, however now he sees the landscapes as dynamic, colourful, and interesting. The landscape paintings that he does have a definite Kamloops fla-
Arjun Singh starts conversation I’d like to announce today that I hope to once again earn the privilege of serving the citizens of Kamloops on our city council. I am going to spend the summer implementing an initiative I am calling 100 Kamloops Conversations. I will be contacting Kamloops citizens from all walks of live and from all sectors of the community, and I will be asking them if they would share some of their stories,
opinions, and experiences with me. I hope my campaign and my service on council, if elected, will reflect a comprehensive and holistic understanding of Kamloops and of Kamloopsians. I would like to play a part in bringing our community closer together. If anyone would like to contact me to have such a conversation, I would very much welcome that as well. Arjun Singh arjun@yourkamloops.com
vour. The hills around Kamloops are alive with colour and there are hundreds of scenes that need to be painted. Thor has been a teacher for 35 years. He is best known for teaching mathematics and instructing golf. He sees mathematics and painting as very compatible because both require a systematic and organized approach. Painting and golf are opposites though. Painting can reduce stress and gives one a sense of accomplishment. Golf creates stress and makes people crazy. Thor’s paintings have been heavily influenced by the Group of 7. The landscapes and colours are bold. Thor may put colours into the paintings that did not exist in the real landscape - that is part of the fun. Thor loves to play with the colours and to layer them so that the colours beneath influence the upper layers. This exhibit featuring acrylic paintings and prints is called simply “Kamloops Landscapes”.
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Seniors moving in to new community RiverBend Seniors Community at 760 Mayfair Street is a one-of-a-kind asset for seniors, thanks to a win-win relationship on the planning and development of the project between multiple levels of government, a local non-profit society and private developers. River City Seniors Society (formerly Thrupp Manor Society), in partnership with BC Housing and local private developers A & T Project Developments and Quinn Developments, have collaborated to build 66 social housing units for seniors, along with 99 private, market-value suites -- all under one roof and situated along the South Thompson River in Brocklehurst. Through this unique partnership, residents of RiverBend Manor and those living in private suites may both benefit from high quality housing and common-area amenities, as well as support services such as meal preparation and housekeeping operated by the society. Suites are within easy walking distance to local amenities such as shopping, medical, dental services and public transit. Five-star common amenities accessible to all residents including dining areas, common room, entertainment room, exercise room, barbecue area and library “This age-in-place approach to seniors housing has not been seen before at this level in Kamloops,� says Frank Quinn of Quinn Developments. “Seniors living in the mar-
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ket-value suites receive the benefit of full age-in-place services provided by the society on an as-needed basis. The society, in turn, has been able to increase its social housing units from 35 (located at the former Thrupp Manor) to 66 at the new location. These new units offer residents five-star level accommodation and amenities not otherwise found in social housing projects – value that has been contributed by the private developers.� Federal and provincial government funding distributed through to BC Housing, as well as tax program incentives through the City of Kamloops, have all supported the social housing portion of the project. “Thrupp Manor is proud to have provided quality affordable
seniors housing for the past 44 years. The Board of Directors of the Society is excited about this innovative partnership, which will allow us to continue and expand our service to this vulnerable population,� says Lori Ottem, board chair of the River City Senior Society. Construction of the $33-million joint development has progressed well over the last several months and seniors are now moving in. As well, benefits to local economy are important, with a $33 million investment in Kamloops North Shore along Tranquille Corridor, and estimated 200 jobs created through construction of the development, and ongoing job creation. For more information on RiverBend Seniors Community, visit www.theriverbend.ca.
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Hockey support ‘I am a Sharks fan,’ a first-grade teacher explains to her class. ‘Who likes the Sharks?’ Everyone raises a hand except one little girl. ‘Janie,’ the teacher says, surprised. ‘Why didn’t you raise your hand?’ ‘I’m not a Sharks fan.’ ‘Well, if you are not a Sharks fan, then what team do you like?’ ‘The Canucks,’ Janie answers. ‘Why in the world are you a Canucks fan?’ ‘Because my mom and dad are Canucks fans.’ ‘That’s no reason to be a Canucks fan,’ the teacher replies, annoyed. ‘You don’t always have to be just like your parents. What if your mom and dad were morons? What would you be then?’ ‘A Sharks fan.’
It’s all about perspective Little Billy arrived home after his hockey game, threw open the door and ran to his Dad. “How was the game, son? How did you do?” asked his father, who was unable to attend the game. “You aren’t going to believe it, Dad!” Billy exclaimed. “I was responsible for the winning goal!” “That’s wonderful,” his dad said. “How did you do that?” “I missed my check on the other team’s high scorer!”
Indie alt-rock band with a ton of sound The Edmonton-based indie rock band Sister Gray is coming to Kamloops on their Western Canadian Tour, and will be playing a show at Pogue Mahones at 843 Desmond St. on Tuesday, June 14 with guests Van Damsel. Sister Gray was recently Edmonton’s Sonic 102.9 first-ever female band of the month and was deemed Best Hidden Gem- Music for 2011 by SEE Magazine. Jenesse and Brittany Graling are the founding members of Sister Gray and have been making music together for over a decade. After a few band combinations, Sister Gray was finally complete with Kurtis Schultz on drums,
Ajay Paterson on bass, and Mike Morrisseau on guitar. Their musical themes range from heartache,
rebellion, and infidelity and are uncensored, self-reflective and sometimes self-critical.
Library welcomes young adult author The TNRD Library System is happy to announce that author Jodi Lundgren will be visiting the North Kamloops Library, 693 Tranquille Rd. on Saturday, June 11 at 2 p.m. for an author reading. Jodi Lundgren is a new young adult author from Vancouver and will be on hand to discuss her newly published book Leap, which centres on a 15-year-old dancer named Natalie who is forced to deal with some unexpected life events. Natalie has just turned 15, and she and her best friend Sasha are going to be practicing with
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Are you Kamloops’ next idol? On July 1, BC Living Arts will once again host a community wide singing competition and crown its own Kamloops Idol. Last year’s winners were Oren Barter (Judges’ Choice) and Shaina Forbes-Maitland (Peoples’ Choice). If you would like to register, please email BC Living Arts at info@
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Interior Community Services (ICS) and the North Shore Business ImprovementAssociation(NSBIA) hosted the A&W Charity Plus Golf Tournament on Thursday, May 19 at Kamloops Golf and Country Club. Participants enjoyed a game of golf, dinner and many games and prizes! The event raised over $10,000 to be split evenly between the ICS MEALS ON WHEELS program and the NSBIA Beautification Projects. Above: (L-R) Gavin Rassumussen (K&C Construction), Ken Blawatt (KRB Associates), Stephen Reid (Trophy Homes), Paul Foster (HSBC). Right: Grant Iverson (ISC).
Deer fawns on their own The British Columbia Wildlife Park regrets that due to their lack of funding this year, they will not be able to accept any deer fawns for rehabilitation in 2011. This lack of financial resources will not allow them to complete the needed upgrades to the deer fawn rehabilitation enclosure so that it will meet acceptable health standards for the care of these animals. If you do encounter an unattended deer fawn in the wild please leave it alone. Mother deer will leave their young fawns for
many hours at a time and will only return to them to nurse or to move them to a new location. Deer fawns are born with very little scent and will remain hidden and motionless until they are about three weeks old and will even act limp when picked up by a predator. Before you attempt to rescue a deer fawn, please first contact someone with wildlife rehabilitation knowledge or a B.C. Government Fish & Wildlife Branch, Ministry of Forests, Lands & Natural Resource Operations.
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You know that song, "It's the ets warn us about? Our reality end of the world as we know it changes constantly. No moment and I feel fine", written by Mi- is the same as the next. Somechael Stipe and originally re- times we have control over the leased by the group, R.E.M.? changes and sometimes we This one line (of course) has been don’t. Why should we become running through my alarmed and anxious mind since I heard just because we're it in reference to given a date, and the prophecy of the then another date? end of the world What is the purlast month, on May pose of the prophe21 to be exact. And cies? Is it to remind now they're saying us that we should that the world will live and appreciate actually end on Oct. each moment to the 21, 2011, because it innovative changes fullest because we didn't end on May never know which Kim Jensen 21. At the same time moment will be our that the world was going to end last? That does make me feel in May, I also heard references more positive about the future. to the children's story of Chick- Now I’m thinking of a line from en Little. Remember the story? Tim McGraw’s hit song, “Live "The sky is falling! The sky is like you were dying”. Talk about falling!” Chicken Little shouts as liberating! Maybe, just maybe, s/he runs around the farmyard. I I'm on to something here! What guess these references to the end do you think? of the world did make me think You can contact Kim at Inabout the concept of the end of novative Changes by email at the world, this world, but when I inchange@telus.net or by folthink of the rest of the line in the lowing me on Twitter or Facesong, "as we know it, and I feel book or by my blog on my webfine", I actually feel hopeful and site at innovativechanges.com. strangely optimistic. Weird you You can also listen to my rasay? Crazy? Maybe. dio show called "Community The way I look at is that the Connections" on CFBX 92.5 end of the world as we know it FM on Thursdays from 3 - 4 happens every moment of ev- pm and contact me by email ery day, so what's new about there at communityconnecthe message that these proph- tions@thex.ca.
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Sunday, June 12 is the day when Kamloops turns out for the Telus Walk to Cure Diabetes, and the organizers at the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) are ready to welcome you to join in this fun and important community awareness and fundraising event. The Walk starts and ends at Mcdonald Park on the North Shore (off Tranquille Rd. at Mcdonald and Park St.) Registration and pledge drop off is from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., with the Walk starting at 11:00 a.m. The JDRF staff and volunteers are going to look after all participants well with food, entertainment and tons of kids’ activities! For pledge forms, to volunteer or for more information, send an email to: Kamloops@ jdrf.ca. For online registration and fundraising, you can visit www.jdrf.ca/walk.
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n McArthur Park Lawn based on attendance. Learn about Bowling is in full swing and play- plans for program changes and ing Mon, Wed, Fri. and Sun at community service improvements, 6:30pm. (Games will begin later meet new executive director, offer as the daytime temps get hotter) suggestions and consider joining All ages welcome and no equip- Board of Directors. ment necessary. Free instruction n Interior Wellness Festival on for new bowlers. Please wear June 17-19 at Let’s Move Studio flat soled shoes and comfortable at 925 McGill Pl. Health, wellclothes. For info and instruction ness, spirituality, fitness and more. times call Maureen 579-8259 Free talks, workshops and classes, Rheal 554-9905 Hank 376-8750 Healing Garden, cafe, entertainAl 376-5463 and Kay 376-0917. ment, outdoor yoga tent, marketSeason includes fun nights. BBQ’s place and more! Friday night all in the evenings and cribbage @ ages Global Dance and fire dance 1:30 every Tues. performance, Saturday evening n Entertainment at Barside Crystal Bowl meditation, Sunday Lounge & Grill at Chances Gaming morning meditation and potluck Entertainment 1250 Halston Ave. with the monks of the Birken Fridays 7-10pm. Kelly Spencer on Forest Monastery. For more info June 10. www.InteriorWellness.com or n Neighbourhood Block Party 250-371-1938. hosted by Bridge Baptist Church n Doctor: Did you know that with bounce castle, popcorn, snow there are more than 1,000 bones cones, games, and a bike give- in the human body? Tom: Shhh, away on June 11 from 1-3pm doctor! My dog’s outside in the in Westsyde Elementary School waiting room! park. For more info call 250-828- n Alano Club - a safe environ2512. ment for recovering addicts. Open n BIG Little Science Centre Mon.-Sun. 8am-1:30pm. 171 is open for public drop-in Thurs. Leigh Rd. 250-376-5115. & Fri. 3-5pm, and Sat. 10am- n Celebrate Recovery - a place 4pm. June 11 at 1:30 pm: Bubbles where people with hurts, habits $ Galore! and hang-ups gather to experin Slicing 4 Dollar$ golf event ence and celebrate God’s healing - June 10 at ON 1p.m at Pineridge Golf power 1-99 in their lives. Especially PRINTED 24lb laser paper 100-999 1000+ Club. • • • Funds • • • • raised • • • • go • • to • •Boys • • • and • • • • •for • •women • • • • •struggling • • • • • • with • • • •sexual, •••• 8 1/2”Club x 11”Power full colour posters 44¢ and40¢ 38¢ abuse. Girls Start program. physical, emotional 11”tickets, x 17” full colourBrenda posters 80¢ at 78¢ For contact Colman Every 88¢ Thursday 10:30am, at • • •team • • • at • •250-377-8874. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •the • •Salvation • • • • • •Army • • • •344 • • •Poplar • • • • St. •• Invis n Volunteer Kamloops AGM on Call 250 554-1611 for info. June 15 at 7:30 am. RSVP to 250- n Friends of McDonald Park 372-8313 as location may change Monthly meetings at the Parkview
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