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Fur Ball to celebrate second chances for furry friends It’s time to get out your best dress and suit, Kamloops! The Kamloops SPCA is hosting a Fur Ball fundraiser on May 23 at the Coast Hotel and Conference Centre starting at 6:30pm. This night of exquisite cuisine, dazzling entertainment, an impressive silent auction and fun dancing is to help raise money for the local animal shelter. The FurBall is about giving animals second chances at having a happy and healthy forever home. All you have to do is purchase a ticket and bring in a photo of your pet. Please indicate if your pet or pets are SPCA Alumni. If you are not able to attend or are not an ‘event person’ you can purchase a non-attending ticket to help support the cause. Tax receipts for these tickets will be issues for this donation. Judy Basso, of Judy Basso Events and Décor, is excited to be helping out this special event. “I know how much animals mean to people,” adds Judy. “This is a fun and unique way to help our furry friends and celebrate second chances.” She is planning the night of diamonds and dogs, caviar and cats to be a fun filled night and hopefully a lot of money will be raised to help the shelter to keep doing the inspiring work it does. SPCA Kamloops Branch manager, Charlene Holloway is heart
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warmed by the support Kamloops has shown to the shelter. “The Fur Ball is going to be a special and fun night. We love animals and are excited to have a night to honour just them,” Charlene adds. She hopes that the ball will not only bring awareness to the needs of the shelter and the animals that use it, but it will be one of the major social events of the year. The Fur Ball is part of a larger cause, the BCSPCA City Challenge, which started on May 1 and goes until May 31. Kamloops is in competition with Prince George to see who can raise the most money. The Fur Ball is one of many events that are raising money for the local shelter, all of which will stay in the Kamloops community. It is the goal of the Kamloops branch to raise $40,000. To do this, there will be various events around the community such as the book sale at the Northhills Mall from May 10 to 17, a dog wash on May 24 at River City Nissan from 11:00am to 1:00pm and of course they will be taking donations and even bottles at the centre at 1211 8th Street. “The City Challenge is a great event to bring awareness and raise money, however I would love to have the bragging rights of beating Prince George,” comments Charlene. “People can just come to one - continued on page 2
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Arbour Day was celebrated at the corner of Leigh Road and Fortune Road. Students from the grade three class at Arthur Hatton Elementary helped Minister Terry Lake and many other community members plant new shrubs and trees as part of the NSBIA beautitifcation projects.
Mini Comic-Con to showcase local talent The TNRD Library System’s Kamloops Library is hosting its second Mini Comic-Con. The event, which happens Saturday, May 10, starting at 2:00 pm., features an appearance by two well-established comicbook artists, as well as fun art and costume contests that offer prizes. Open to teens 13 to 18 years old, the Mini Comic-Con will be highlighted by the appearance of two graphic artists: Vancouver-based manga artist Nina Matsumoto,
a.k.a. “Space Coyote,” and Bongo Comics’ John Delaney. Matsumoto and Delaney, with some help from High Octane Comics, will also act as judges for the Mini Comic-Con’s art contest. Budding artists are encouraged to create an original 2-D art piece in comic or manga style on any topic (keep it clean!) and in any media. Contestants are asked to keep the size of their artwork to a maximum of 18 inches by 24 inches for display purposes. Entries should be
dropped off at the Children’s Desk at Kamloops Library by Wednesday, May 7, at 5:00 pm. All art will be displayed in the library and judging will take place the day of the event. Winners will be announced that day, too, with first prize supplied by High Octane Comics. There will also be an entry selected as a fan favourite. And attendees are reminded to dress up as well, as there will be a prize for best costume.
Dates set for cheap dump days The Thompson-Nicola Regional District has confirmed dates for its $20 Dump Days and Household Hazardous Waste Round-Ups for 2014. On $20 Dump Days, residents may bring in up to $20 worth of waste for free. Regular tipping fees apply to waste over the $20 limit. This event is for residential customers only. Regular tipping fees apply to commercial, business and municipal loads. The dump days are as follows: Sunday, May 25- Lytton Transfer, Station (TS), Spences Bridge TS and Lower Nicola Eco-Depot, Saturday, May 31- Knutsford, Transfer Station, Loon Lake TS, Clinton TS, 70 Mile TS, Logan Lake Eco-Depot, Sunday, June 8- Clearwater Eco-
Depot, Paul Lake TS, Louis Creek Eco-Depot, Black Pines TS, Blue River TS, Sunday and June 22Lac le Jeune TS, South Thompson Eco-Depot, Westwold TS, Savona TS, Heffley Creek Eco-Depot. Household Hazardous Waste Round-ups give residents an opportunity to safely and properly dispose of materials that are toxic, corrosive, reactive or ignitable. Containers may be unlabeled and
substances unknown. No commercial or business waste will be allowed. The Household Hazardous Waste Round-Ups are as follows: Saturday, May 24: Cache Creek — Visitors Information Parking Lot, Sunday, May 25: Merritt — Civic, Centre Parking Lot (NOTE: No electronics will be accepted at this event) and Saturday, June 7: Kamloops — Mission Flats Landfill.
Council Planter Competition 2014 This event hosted by the North Shore Business Improvement Association is a friendly community contest between our local government officials, City gardeners and
local businesses. Date will be announced. Contact the NSBIA at 250-3762411 or at info@nsbia.com for additional information.
The Conservation Officer Service is requesting the public’s assistance in their investigation into the illegal killing of nine eagles in the Kamloops area. Eight Bald Eagles and one Golden Eagle were found in March with their heads, feet, tail feathers and wings removed. The eagle carcasses were discovered in a ditch near a well-used public road. Under the Wildlife Act, it is an offence to possess, take, injure, or destroy an eagle or its eggs, or the nests when occupied by an eagle or egg. The Conservation Officer Service is currently investigating to find those responsible. If the public has any information, they are asked to call the Report all Poachers and Polluters (RAPP) line at 1-877952-7277 or online at: env.gov. bc.ca/cos/rapp/form.htm. The BC Wildlife Federation pay rewards up to $5,000 for information leading to the conviction of persons who have violated laws related to the protection of fish, wildlife or the environment.
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The regular monthly MS Social Lunch group will meet on Wednesday, May 7 at 12:00pm at the North Shore White Spot Lounge (675 Tranquille Rd). Everyone is welcome and this location is fully accessible (wheelchairs and scooters). Please contact Cyndi at the office 250-314-0773 or via email at cyndi.lion@mssociety.ca to RSVP for the lunch, or if you have general questions, suggestions, or are interested in volunteering
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The Spring Tea hosted by the United Church Women at Mount Paul United Church on Saturday afternoon was a sweet success. Janet Brunsgaard (left) and Theda McInnis (president of the UCW) enjoyed some tea and treats.
Phone scam claims to be RCMP
Kamloops RCMP has been made aware of a scam where the caller has stated he is with the “revenue department of the RCMP.” The caller threatens to have you arrested and deported from Canada if you don’t immediately transfer money to an account. The caller may also make reference to
Canada Revenue Agency and can become very intimidating over the phone. All efforts to trace the origin of the call have revealed that it is associated to a company that provides a service where users can utilize their Internet as a phone. These calls could be originating from anywhere
worldwide and would be very difficult to trace. Fortunately, in the two instances that were reported locally, nobody participated. RCMP would like to notify the public that this is a scam, and that you should hang up immediately, without providing any personal information.
Planting initiatives offered to community
Are you looking for a way to help improve the look of your property? The City has other tree planting incentives for residents. For more information or to apply to participate in any of these programs, please visit kamloops.ca/trees. You can participant in the Aspen Trees program which is used to restore visual screening where there has been a significant loss
of trees due to pine beetle infestation and increasing wildfire protection to residential homes, the City will provide aspen trees to qualified homeowners if they agree to irrigate and care for these trees. The Boulevard Tree Planting program is a program that allows neighbourhoods to apply for trees to be planted on their street if homeowners agree
to be responsible for irrigating them. There is also the Kamloops Community Forest program. This is a Communities in Bloom Legacy Project where people can dedicate a memorial or celebratory tree in the area set aside between Riverside Park and Pioneer Park and in other park areas.
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Mining Day on May 3 at the Big Little Science Centre was a big hit! They saw 795 people come into the centre to learn more about the dirt we walk on. That is 600 more than last year
Fun for the whole family at XFest After a very long winter, Project X Theatre is looking forward to a fresh breeze. What’s better than outdoor theater and a hot Kamloops summer? Newly-appointed co-artistic producers Melissa Thomas and Heather can’t will continue to make X Fest a family-friendly favourite for the City of Ka-
mloops. They are thrilled to be able to lead a new generation of theatregoers down the rabbit hole for the first time with a new adaptation of Alice in Wonderland. Also, The Last of the Dragons is adapted for young audiences. Artists involved in X Fest
2014 are a mix of newcomers and X Fest favourites. These two colour, madcap productions will be a fresh, fun, outdoor activity for the whole family to enjoy together! X fest will run in Prince Charles Park from July 23 to August 9.
A $50,000 grant from the Ministry of Health will assist the Mountain Resort Municipality of Sun Peaks determine the viability of an expanded health-care centre, Minister Terry Lake announced. “The Sun Peaks Mountain Resort Municipality, Sun Peaks Health Association and the community have been working hard at promoting their vision of an expanded health centre for families, residents and tourists,” says Terry. “This funding will help outline the business case for an expanded health centre.” As the local and tourist communities continue to grow, the Sun Peaks Health Association and municipality want to ensure they are proactively planning to meet long-term needs. The Sun Peaks service area includes Whitecroft, Louis Creek Valley and Heffley Lake and the population varies greatly from season to season due to visitors and seasonal employees, from 400 permanent residents year round to over 5,000 in the winter. The municipality will match the $500,000 that the Sun Peaks Health Association has raised
Volunteering is the ultimate gift to those in need There are many organizations and events around the community, which are currently looking for volunteers. Take a look at the volunteerkamloops.org website and see how you can help out. The AIM Foundation of Canada is looking for onsite event volunteers for the Richard Wagamese ‘Power of Storytelling’ presentation. Volunteers are needed to help out for the Richard Wagamese ‘Power of Storytelling’ on May 10 from 5:00 pm or as scheduled. Positions: audience seating, front door, parking, AIM Canada information table,
photography assistant, setup/cleanup and more. The volunteers will be responsible for attending an orientation meeting prior to the event. You will be volunteering at the Calvary Community Church. You need to be 18+ to volunteer. The Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) is currently seeking highly energetic, passionate, and outgoing volunteer canvassers to be the face of CCS during the residential Door to Door Daffodil Month Canvasser campaign in April. The Door to Door campaign has been a staple of the CCS’ fundraising efforts since
1948. Thousands of volunteer canvassers participate in this campaign in communities across Canada because they believe passionately in the mission of the CCS to eradicate cancer and support those who are living with the disease. You only need to be 15+ to vol-
unteer and families are welcome to volunteer as well. The reward for volunteering your time is priceless. Take the opportunity to make a difference in our community. For these and many other volunteer opportunities please call 250372-8313.
Hunger awareness Starting on May 5 until May 9 is the Kamloops Food Bank Hunger Awareness Week. This awareness is part of a national campaign put on by Food Banks Canada. Food banks across the country hold events to
tell the story of the work they do, and the stories of hungry Canadians assisted by food banks. To help be a part of the solution to hunger in our community, contact the Food Bank at 250-376-2252.
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The Kamloops Antique and Gun show held at McArthur Island Sports Centre on May 3 and 4 saw a lot of traffic. Collectors and curious people had a lot of items to take a look at. This stuffed polar bear owned by a trapper in Northern BC got a lot of attenion. How often can you get this close to a polar bear? Photo credit: Bill Harman.
Three steps to literacy The North Kamloops Library will be offering a series of workshops for families this spring. There are three steps to the literacy workshops. The first workshop is on May 26, June 2 and June 9 from 10:15 am to 11:15 am. The second workshop or step is on May 27, June 3 and June 10
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Nine KYSA scholarships up for grabs Graduating high school soccer players who are registered with the Kamloops Youth Soccer Association (KYSA) can now apply for one of nine scholarships the association is offering in 2014. KYSA scholarships are awarded to students proceeding from Grade 12 to a university or other accredited post-secondary institution approved by the KYSA Scholarship Awards Committee and/or students already attending a post-secondary institute, but are under 18 years of age as of January 1 of the current year. To qualify, an applicant for a KYSA scholarship must have been registered in the association for three or more seasons. More information is available on the KYSA web site at kysa.net (Services > Scholarships). An ap-
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The Echo Bees (Ashley Demedeiros, Jodie Tippet and Carrie Harman) and lady bug Odin showed their support for the Annual Walk for Peace, Environment and Social Justice
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Big events at the Big Little Science Centre ■■ Chances -May 9 Sabrina Weeks, May 10 Bill Rawn. FMI call 250-554-1030. Shows from 7 to 10pm. No cover. 1250 Halston Ave. ■■ Big Little Science Centre Moving pictures; simple animation on May 10 at 11am and at 1:30pm. This is a simple way to create your own mini movie as a gift for Mom for Mothers’ Day! Create a simple booklet using line drawings, then flip through to animate the images. Whatever you can design, you can create! Plus, the Exploration Room will be open with cool exhibits from 10am to 4pm. 655 Holt St. ■■ Kamloops and District Humane Society Annual Plant Sale on May 10 from 9am to 1pm at 660 Stansfield Rd in Westsyde. ■■ Mothers Day Community Dinner on May 11 at 5pm at the North Shore Community Centre, 730 Cottonwood Ave catered by Moon Wok Restaurant with entertainment by Danny Case. Door prizes and 50/50 draw. Tickets to be purchased in ad-
All shook up - The Fraternal Order of Eagles held a dinner and entertainment night on May 2 featuring Elvis (Eli Williams) and Roy Orbison (Gord Rebelato) and a fabulous barbeque steak dinner. The evening was filled with fun, dancing and even some serenading! Photo credit: Bill Harman
vance at the front desk. FMI call 250-376-4777. ■■ “Let’s Get Together” a musical event and open mic/jam/ dance with Perry Tucker and the Good Gravy Band beginning at 7pm on May 15 at The Stage House Theater, 422 Tranquille Rd. All proceeds go to keeping the Stage House venue and the Kamloops Players alive. All ages
welcome. ■■ 2nd Annual Joey and Julie Get Hitched on May 23 and 24 beginning at 4:30pm at Desert Gardens Community Centre, 540 Seymour St. To RSVP contact Michael at 250-318-0715 or Michael.maveety@gmail.com. ■■ Kamloops SPCA Book Sale from May 10 to 17 during mall hours at Northhills Shopping
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