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Lakeview Centre
LAKEVIEW COMMUNITY CENTRE SOCIETY Anglemont and Surrounding Area
Lakeview Centre Membership fees: $20/yr (per person) 7703 Squilax Anglemont Rd Anglemont, BC V0E 1M8 Hall Bookings/Games Room: Jim 250-682-6235 Email: lakeviewcommunitycentre@gmail.com Web: www.lakviewcommunitycentresociety.com
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By Denise Meier
On behalf of the Board of the Lakeview Centre I would like to thank all of the wonderful supporters on the North Shuswap who purchased tickets for our raffle. The tickets were sold out almost a month in advance of the draw. The draw will be held on September 5th at the Lakeview Centre for an electric bike and a portable bar-b-q. We are so grateful for the generosity of this community and our summer visitors for helping us to keep the lights on in our Centre this winter.
The Lakeview Community Centre continues to function in small increments. Carmen’s fitness classes have been well attended this summer. Starting on August 31, the classes will be held Mondays at 8:30 am, Wednesdays and Fridays at 9:00 am. The Arts Group is also meeting on Tuesdays at 10 am. The library can be accessed by calling Jim Dingeldein at 250-682-6235, and arrangements will be made for someone to meet you at the hall. COVID19 protocols as set out by the BC Health Department are in effect for all activities and are clearly posted and monitored by the people in charge.
As we enter the fall season, the board will be monitoring the progress or decline of the COVID -19 spread. If we feel it is safe to start up more activities and members are comfortable coming to the Centre and dealing with the government protocols in place, we will be in touch via e-mail. Any changes to our status will be posted on the website.
At this time the LCCS would like to remind all 2019 members that their 2020 dues are due. We would also like to invite all Anglemont residents who currently are not members of the LCCS to consider helping us with our expenses by purchasing a membership for $20.00ea or $40.00 per family. You can find our membership form on our webpage at www.lakeviewcommunityce ntresociety.com/. Any help we can get to help us stay on top of our monthly bills is greatly appreciated. Financial contributions can also be made and tax receipts can be issued. All donations can be made online via etransfer to the Lakeview email address: lakeviewcommunitycentre@gmail.com, or call 250-682-6235 to make arrangements. With continued support from our community we will be able to continue to provide the functions that the LCCS has provided in the past.
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On Tue Aug 11, 2020 Mountain Mamas (Monique Tindall, Patty Hubner, Carol Ewanyshyn) - well loved North Shuswap band, played at Safety Mart Foods in Chase as a feature band in the Tuesday Night Live music event organized by local historian David Lepsoe and coordinated by Elite Events BC.
On Tue Aug 18, 2020 David Allan & Lorn McCausland performed at Safety Mart Foods in Chase. In this photo the duo played a song with guest singer Elena Markin. Tuesday Night Live in Chase was a series of live music events for a small group of people with all Covid-19 precautions in place.
Shake the Lake Concert
By Jo Anne Malpass
The Sea Store at the Cinnemousun Narrows has announced it will again be hosting the floating concert ‘Shake the Lake’ on their roof on Saturday, Sept. 5 at 1:00 pm.
The Sicamous Chamber of Commerce and a group of Sicamous businesses have come together to sponsor the double-header social distance event, starting with Calgary based country rockers KixxSin and then BROKENTOYZ, an 80's hair metal band.
For the past three years, the Shake the Lake concert has been a send-off for the Shuswap Lake summer on the Labour Day weekend.
As of Aug. 24, the event was still a go with boaters welcome to go to the narrows for the free concert. Time to Shake the Lake.
