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Kids Bowl Free: CR Bowling Ctr. Kids under 10yrs bowl free all summer. Also enter contest to WIN a birthday party for 8 or WIN a bowling package which includes bowling ball, bag & shoes. Enter either online @ WhatsOnDigest.com or @ CR Bowling Ctr. 250.286.1177. Frogger 15 Race Registrations: Register before Aug 23rd for $70. Fun run is through Beaver Lodge Forest Lands about 25km Greenways Loop. Starts at Spirit Square. Vendors, music, salmon burgers & awards. Fun Run event on Sep 21st. GreenwaysTrust.ca CR Hospice Society’s Summertime Rafﬂe: Grand prize draw $10 000 drawn, 2nd prize draw for porter cable cordless combo kit and 3rd prize draw of Keurig elite brewing system all drawn Aug 25th. Tix $5. CRHospice.org

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1 AUG THU

NEW Open Mic: Misty Fins, 6:30pm. Hosted by Lucas Antoni & Mitch Mussenden from ‘How Could I?’ 287.4320 College Night: Paramount Music Hall. Prizes & games, with host, DJ Just Rob. (No cover till 11pm). $2 Draft Beers, $3 Hi-balls & $4 Palm Bay’s. 250.286.1841. Lost Families Found: Maritime Heritage Ctr, 7pm. Join CR Genealogy Society to learn how to research your family tree today. Pat, 250.923.6575. 99.7 River Concert: Spirit Square, 7-9pm. Presenting, ‘Rockabilly Cousin Harley featuring Paul Pigat. Grand Opening Garden Party: Presented by CR Head Injury. @ 591, 9th Ave, 4-7pm. Enjoy a BBQ & refreshments provided. 250.287.4323. CR Adventure Club Meeting: Do you like outdoor recreation? Join the club! 7pm. 250.286.9644

2 AUG FRI

Rock n’Bowl: CR Bowling Ctr. 9pm-12am 250.286.1177. Alpine Inukshuk Building Contest: (Till 3rd) Mt. Washington. Take Scenic Chairlift ride to summit of Mt. Washington, build your own inukshuk figure out of rocks, take a picture, then email it to ski@mountwashinton.ca to enter to WIN 4 winter lift passes valued at $300 Summer Country Concert : Baptist Church, Doors 7:30pm. Show 8pm. Canadian country sensations, ‘Pear’, & opening acts Andi-Lyn Krieger & Chandra Booth. Tix $20 @ CR Hospice Office, (301 Dogwood St.) All proceeds to CR Hospice Society. 250.286.1121 Active History: CR Museum. FREE! Re-live ﬂoat houses, logging camps, fishing & early exploration. Activities & crafts. 250.287.3103

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3 AUG SAT

Comox Nautical Days 2013: Family fun-filled free event in Comox Marina Park. Over 100 craft booths, Bullhead derby, kids activities & entertainment, pet parade, Victor Simonson dragon boat races, Annual Build Bail & Sail, foot-race, car show, ceremony of ﬂags, Nautical Days Parade, B.C. Day ceremony, Captain Crackers family dance, main stage & bistro beer garden entertainment. Simon’s Cycles & Salish Seafoods Fish Toss, fireworks & more! Go to ComoxNauticalDays.ca for full schedule. Alpine Inukshuk Building Contest: See 2nd. MONSTER TRUCKS: Saratoga Speedway. Gates 5:30pm, races 7pm. PLUS Crash to pass cars, hornet cars, figure 8 cars, road runners. Rain or shine. SaratogaSpeedwayBC.ca CR Dog Show: Nunns Creek Park, (3rd-5th). Testing in categories of Conformation, Obedience Trials & Rally Obedience Trials. CampbellRiverDogFanciers.com YouthFest - Live Music Bash: Spirit Square, 3-9pm. Mix of acoustic & electric. SpiritSquare.ca Sayward Market: Heritage Hall, 10am-2pm. Follow signs. Gerri, watmoughbg@saywardvalley.net Quadra Is. Farmers Market & Bazaar: QCC. Arts, crafts, veggies & more! Michelle 285.3747.

4 AUG SUN

MONSTER TRUCKS: Saratoga Speedway. Gates 5:30pm, races 7pm. PLUS Crash to pass cars, hornet cars, figure 8 cars, road runners. Rain or shine. SaratogaSpeedwayBC.ca Church in the Square: Spirit Square, 2-4pm. Christian outreach service. SpiritSquare.ca 5 AUG MON - BC DAY - Go Hiking

6 AUG TUE

Little Rascals Hockey Camp: Strathcona Gardens, (35yrs), 9-11:30am. Beginners games on ice & developing skills, 250.287.9234. Puppet Theatre: CR Museum, 10:30am & 1:30pm. Appearances from old fav’s; Peter Puget, Lord Bacon & Captain Vancouver. Followed by craft time. 250.287.3103 Discovery Toastmasters: Comm. Ctr. ww103@telus.net

7 AUG WED

DJ ‘Just Rob’ with Best Hits: Paramount Music Hall, 10pm, (No cover till 11pm) 286.1841. Evening Church in the Square: Spirit Square, 7-9pm. Christian outreach service. SpiritSquare.ca Fun Swims: Centennial Pool, 2:30-4pm. Theme each week w/ games & prizes. Wed’s till Aug 14th. 923.7911

8 AUG THU

NEW Open Mic: Misty Fins, 6:30pm. Hosted by Lucas Antoni & Mitch Mussenden from ‘How Could I?’ 287.4320 College Night: Paramount Music Hall. Prizes & games, with host, DJ Just Rob. (No cover till 11pm). $2 Draft Beers, $3 Hi-balls & $4 Palm Bay’s. 250.286.1841. 99.7 River Concert ‘The Poi Boys’: Spirit Square, 7-9pm. Hawaiian swing with Anela Kahiamoe. SpiritSquare.ca Croquet & Tea: Haig-Brown House, 1:30-4pm. Old fashioned fun, equipment, tea & crumpets provided. Wear the best hat! Reserve, 250.287.3103.

9 AUG FRI

46th Annual Salmon & Loggers Sports Festival: (till 10th) Outdoor Entertainment all weekend @ Nunns Creek Park. 2 World champions, 7 Canadian champions. $32,650 prize pkg. International & Local Competitors. PLUS the 6th Annual Seafood Cook-off. Friday Oyster cook off, Sat & Sun various seafood competitions & demos. Kids zone, (all rides free), Community Corner & Trade booths, snacks & meals. CRSalmonFestival.com Alpine Wine Festival: Raven Lodge. (10th too) Festival on Friday,6-9pm. Taste variety of wine while interacting with over 13 vintners & local distributors. Saturday evening, delicious gourmet Wine Pairing Dinner @ Whiskey Jack banquet room, Alpine Lodge. $30 Includes 10 tasting tix & souvenir wine glass.

10 AUG SAT

46th Annual Salmon & Loggers Sports Festival: See 9th Shared Waters Fundraiser: See us @ Nunns Creek Park in the Salmon & LoggersFest for our “Bring Back the Big Fish” exhibit. sharedwaters@telus.net

5 RCMP Music Ride: The RCMP Musical Ride returns to Campbell River. 2 days -The performance includes 32 mounties donning their red uniforms and performing complex routines on horseback to original Canadian Music, including the famous Bridal Arch. Two performances at Trail Riders Equestrian Ctr. located west off Hwy 28. Food and Entertainment. Tix $10 Adults $6 children. Wearable Art fashion Show: 7.00pm at CR Art Gallery, Annual Wearable Art Fashion. Art work formed for the human body. Prizes in 7 categories. Inclds snacks and a no-host bar. Silent Auction of fine arts, crafts and fashion related items. www.crartgallery.ca Art Show Opening Nite - ‘Memories & Dreamscapes’: Ginger Nine Studio & Gallery. Live entertainment & snacks. Showing till late September. 250.338.6463. Night Golf: Rainbow’s End Golf Course, Sayward. 282.3222 Alpine Wine Festival: See 9th. Test-Drive New Ford Vehicle: Walmart parking lot, 9am5pm. Earn $20/ride for CR & District Assoc. for Community Living & the band inclusion, (performance 11am-1pm). Sayward Market: Heritage Hall, 10am-2pm. Follow signs. Gerri, watmoughbg@saywardvalley.net Quadra Is. Farmers Market & Bazaar: QCC. Arts, crafts, veggies & more! Michelle 285.3747. You Can Do It - Edible Art: Adult & Child 8 yrs & up - Cookie and Cake decorating. Create an edible masterpiece together. Please bring 6 cupcakes. 10am1pm $45 per couple. Comm. Ctr.

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11 AUG SUN

46th Annual Salmon and Loggers Sports Festival see Aug 9 RCMP Music Ride: see Aug 10 The Mayor’s Golf Tournament for Tour De Rock: Rainbow’s End Golf Course, (Sayward). 250.282.3222. 3rd Annual Comox Valley Farm Cycle Tour: See 10th Historic Boat Tour: Hardwicke Island & Yorke Island, 9:30am-3:30pm. Reserve, 250.287.3103. Church in the Square: Spirit Square, 2-4:30pm. Christian outreach service. SpiritSquare.ca

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Showdown in the Valley August 2nd to 4th 9am - 2pm

Island Championships of Cowboy Action Shooting 10 action packed straight shootin’ stages of competing cowboys and cowgirls

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12 AUG MON

Dash & Splash - Skate & Swim Camp: Strathcona Gardens, (6-12yrs), 10-3pm. 1/2hr skating lesson everyday, plus free-time skate & swims (@ outdoor pool). Sports, crafts & fun. 250.287.9234. Mystery Garden Tours: Weekly we will visit a wonderfuly creative and beautiful garden. These tours offer beautiful gardens, coffee, tea and goodies. Depart and return to the Community Centre. 250 286-1161 & Aug 19 Mini Art Camp: Local Island artists Perry Johnson and Tara Ivanson will lead the camp with special guest artists dropping in during the week. Try acrylic painting, sculpting, drawing, watercolour painting and more. Create your art with new and exciting materials, learn to make art out of anything. Reg. 2 sessions ages 5-7yrs. 10am-12pm. 1.00pm-3pm 8-14yrs. $55 for the whole week at Quadra Isl. Community Ctr. All supplies and snacks included. 250 285-3243 Puppet Theatre: CR Museum, 10:30am & 1:30pm. Appearances from old fav’s; Peter Puget, Lord Bacon & Captain Vancouver. Followed by craft time. 250.287.3103

13 AUG TUE

Shared Waters Fundraiser: Celebrating 30yrs since last 60lb Tyee catch. Help “Bring back the Big Fish” sharedwaters@telus.net see pg17. Underground Mining Info Session: NIC, CR Campus, 10am. 1800.715.0914.

14 AUG WED

DJ ‘Just Rob’ with Best Hits: Paramount Music Hall, 10pm, (No cover till 11pm) 286.1841. PEAR in Concert: CR Baptist Church. Doors, 7:30pm. Show, 8pm. Presented by CR Hospice Society. Opening artist is CR’s, Andi-Ly Krieger & Chandra Booth. $20. Evening Church in the Square: Spirit Square, 7-9pm. Christian outreach service. SpiritSquare.ca Fun Swims: Centennial Pool, 2:30-4pm. Theme each week w/ games & prizes. Wed’s till Aug 14th. 923.7911. CR Toastmasters: Community Centre, room 1, 7pm. CR Drum Circles: All hand drummers regardless of

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15 AUG THU

NEW Open Mic: Misty Fins, 6:30pm. Hosted by Lucas Antoni & Mitch Mussenden from ‘How Could I?’ 287.4320 College Night: Paramount Music Hall. Prizes & games, with host, DJ Just Rob. (No cover till 11pm). $2 Draft Beers, $3 Hi-balls & $4 Palm Bay’s. 250.286.1841. 99.7 River Concert ‘High Society’: Spirit Square, 7-9pm. From Vancouver, original R&B band. SpiritSquare.ca CR Twinning Society Meeting: City Hall, committee room, 7:30pm. Creating friendship & promotion w/ sister city, Ishikari, Japan. info@twinningcr.bc.ca

16 AUG FRI

Active History: CR Museum. FREE! Re-live ﬂoat houses, logging camps, fishing & early exploration. Activities & crafts. 250.287.3103. Theatre in the Square: Spirit Square, 7-9pm. Combines live theatrical performances by Antics Theatre, River City Players & Shoreline Musical Arts Society. SpiritSquare.ca

17 AUG SAT

Mudd, Sweat & Tears: Mt. Washington, 7am-5pm. WARNING: Not for the faint-hearted. 5k, 10k & MST Monster obstacle course of extreme proportion. Crawl, climb, swim, carry, drag, up, over, under, through & around hill & dale. JMuddSweatAndTears.com Comox Air Show: Snowbirds Air Show takes place @ CV Air base, Knight Rd, Comox. Adrenaline-pumping aerial displays plus get up close to air-crafts on the ground. From vintage to cutting-edge fighters. Gates open 9am-5pm. Air Displays: 11am-3pm. Tix; Adult-$20, Youth-$10, Seniors-$10, Veteran/Cadet-$5 Free Fun Fair: Vineyard Christian Fellowship, 11am3pm. For the whole family. 250.286.3372. Family Fun Day: Nuyumbalees Cultural Ctr @ Cape Mudge (Quadra Is.), 4pm. Dinner @ 6pm. Storytelling, carving demo, singing, drumming, tours of Cultural Ctr, salmon BBQ. Tix $25 Adults, $10 Children under 12. Reserve, 250.285.3733.

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1187-CV Market: Exhibition Qtr 01_FF13.indd 1 Sayward Heritage Hall, 10am-2pm. Follow signs. Gerri, watmoughbg@saywardvalley.net Quadra Is. Farmers Market & Bazaar: QCC. Arts, crafts, veggies & more! Michelle 285.3747. Puppet Theatre: CR Museum, 10:30am & 1:30pm. Appearances from old fav’s; Peter Puget, Lord Bacon & Captain Vancouver. Followed by craft time. 250.287.3103

18 AUG SUN

Ctr for Spiritual Living Sunday Celebration: Willow Point Hall, 10:30am. Noelle Maffin shares her music. 850.3064 Church in the Square: Spirit Square, 2-4:30pm. Christian outreach service. SpiritSquare.ca Historic Boat Cruisers: 9am, Sonora Island with lunch at Dent Island Lodge (5hrs) 250.287.3101.

19 AUG MON

Multi-Adventure Challenge Daycamp: Strathcona Gardens, Either swimming or skating plus outdoor excursions & messy food challenges, 250.287.9234. Ice Quest-Preschool Program: Strathcona Gardens, (3-5yrs) 250.287.9234. Little Rascals Hockey Camp: Strathcona Gardens, (35yrs), 1:30-4pm. Beginners games on ice & developing skills, 250.287.9234. University 101: NIC, Get Ready, Get Set, Go. 1800.715.0914

13-07-04 11:40 AM Driftwood Creatures: Use your imagination and bring dragons, birds, whales and more to life with paint and a piece of driftwood, then enter them into the Fall Fair. Ages 5 to 8yrs. 2pm-3.30pm. All supplies included $15 250-285-3243 Meaningful Media Night: Immigrant Welcome Ctr. (Robron Ctr), 3:30-8pm. Dinner & movie to raise awarness, start discussions & share stories. Free! 250.830.0171

20 AUG TUE

Puppet Theatre: CR Museum, 10:30am & 1:30pm. Followed by craft time. 250.287.3103. Discovery Toastmasters: Comm. Ctr. ww103@telus.net

21 AUG WED

DJ ‘Just Rob’ with Best Hits: Paramount Music Hall, 10pm, (No cover till 11pm) 286.1841. Evening Church in the Square: Spirit Square, 7-9pm. Christian outreach service. SpiritSquare.ca

22 AUG THU

MOORAGE - Daily, Monthly, Semi-Annual & Annual AMENITIES - Wireless Internet, Washrooms, Showers, Laundry, Power & Water, 24/7 Video Security and Discovery Harbour Shopping Centre 250-287-2614 tara@discoveryharbourmarina.com www.discoveryharbourmarina.com Ofﬁce: Dock K, behind Riptide Pub We monitor VHF Channel 66A Our call in sign is DISCOVERY HARBOUR MARINA

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Island Focus: CR Camera Club, Sybil Andrews Cottage, 7pm. Grant Jones 250.923.7492 Decorate Your Cake & Eat it To: Cake Decorating, hone your skills in this class and submit your masterpiece into the Fall Fair. 2.30 - 3.30pm $15. 250 285- 3243

23 AUG FRI

CVEX - Where Island Roots Grow: (Till 25th) Comox Valley Exhibition Grounds. Promoting local farming. Milk a goat, race a zucchini, watch farm animal shows, sink your teeth into freshly made candy apple enjoy the lumberjack shows and entertainment. 250.338.8177. Bearclaw Invitational & BC Cup Bike Race: (till 25th) Mt. Washington. Some of the best freestyle mountain bikers competing for $35k & free to watch! Friday: Reg. 4pm. Offical training on logged runs. Saturday: DH course is open to racers + training, reg. close 4pm. Sunday: Official Race Day, free breaky & lunch, race starts @ 1:30pm, awards after. Jeff Judd at jjudd@ mountwashington.ca Croquet & Tea: Haig-Brown House, 1:30-4pm. Old fashioned fun, equipment, tea & crumpets provided. Wear the best hat! Reserve, 250.287.3103.

24 AUG SAT

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Gold River. All proceed donated to Children’s Health Foundation Vancouver Island’s Jeneece Place. Entertainment by the Boondocks. Door prizes & silent auction. Register @ Quinsam Hotel, or online. 12pm. FMI Brian, 250.287.8807. Clay Creations: Adult & Child 6 years & up, Work with Clay, make an awesome wall plaque, Comm. Ctr Room 2 10am-12pm - $30 for 2. Community Ctr Campbell River. Night Golf: Rainbow’s End Golf Course, Sayward. 282.3222 Bearclaw Invitational & BC Cup Bike Race (See 23 Fri) Rotary Duck Dip: Fundraiser for community projects. Centennial Pool 11am. Dipping of the ducks begins 3pm. Ducks are $10, thrown into pool & scooped out whilste blind-folded. Every duck scooped-out wins a prize. 1st prize = $5000. Plus! Free swim for kids, BBQ, face painting, bounce-a-rama, fishing pond w/ prizes, Storm hockey team w/ hockey shoot & a petting zoo. Buy your rubber ducky @ Save-On-Foods, Thrifty’s, Discovery Foods, QF, The Coachman Beer & Wine Store, Framing Post, Visitor Ctr, Pier Street Markets & Centennial Pool on the day. DuckDip.ca All the World Lives Here: Spirit Square. Celebration of multi-culturalism in our fair city. SpiritSquare.ca Sayward Market: Heritage Hall, 10am-2pm. Follow signs. Gerri, watmoughbg@saywardvalley.net

10 Monday's 4-5-6 Wings: 4pm/$4 5pm/$5 6pm/$6 Tuesday's Prime Rib Night & 4-5-6 Wings Wedn's 2 for 1 Sirloin or New York Steak & 4-5-6 Wings Thursday’s 4-5-6 Wings: 4pm/$4 5pm/$5 6pm/$6 Friday's TGIF Wings $5 from 3-6pm Saturday’s Prime Rib Night Sunday’s Prime Rib Buffet BBQ Dinner $23 Quadra Is. Farmers Market & Bazaar: QCC. Arts, crafts, veggies & more! Michelle 285.3747.

25 AUG SUN

Hike Up Chinese Mt. & Weiner Roast: Quadra Island & wiener roast @ Rebecca Spit. with the Centre for Spiritual Living group. 250.850.3064 / office@cslcampbell river.org CVEX - Where Island Roots Grow: (See 23 Fri) Bearclaw Invitational & BC Cup Bike Race (See 23 Fri) Church in the Square: Spirit Square, 9am-1:30pm. Converge Church outdoor service. SpiritSquare.ca Historic Boat Tour: Hardwicke Island & Yorke Island, 9:30am-3:30pm. Reserve, 250.287.3103.

26 AUG MON

Coolest Game on Earth-Into Hockey Camp: Strathcona Gardens, 10-3pm, 6-12yrs. Learn basic hockey skills. 287.9234 Ice Quest Skating Camp: Strathcona Gardens, (612yrs), 10-3pm. Fun, skating & games. Beginners intro. ice time daily. 250.287.9234. Movie Magic - Summer Film Camp: Tidemark Theatre, (till 30th) 10am-3pm. Ages 9-15yrs. Kids & teens learn Hollywood movie secrets. Create animated claymation movie and short film with props, acting & special effects. Register, 250.286.1161. Hooked On Fishing: Experience fishing in Campbell River. Fish the river,the ocean and hopefully a lake. Learn how to handle and cast a fishing rod. How to observe the river ﬂow, temperature and environment. 10am-1pm 3/$45 Hosted by River Sportsman. Meet at Community Ctr.

27 AUG TUE

Movie Magic - Summer Film Camp: See 26th Woman Empowering Women: Royal Coachman carriage room, 5:30-9pm. Networking & dinner with a keynote speaker. Presented by CR Business & Professional Women’s Network. info@bpwn.org / 250.286.1327

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28 AUG WED

Movie Magic - Summer Film Camp: See 26th DJ ‘Just Rob’ with Best Hits: Paramount Music Hall, 10pm, (No cover till 11pm) 286.1841. CR Toastmasters: Community Centre, room 1, 7pm.

29 AUG THU

Movie Magic - Summer Film Camp: See 26th NEW Open Mic: Misty Fins, 6:30pm. Hosted by Lucas Antoni & Mitch Mussenden from ‘How Could I?’ 287.4320 College Night: Paramount Music Hall. Prizes & games, with host, DJ Just Rob. (No cover till 11pm). $2 Draft Beers, $3 Hi-balls & $4 Palm Bay’s. 250.286.1841. 99.7 River Concert ‘The Sweet Lowdown’: Spirit Square, 7-9pm. Sweet harmonies from Victoria. SpiritSquare.ca

30 AUG FRI

Movie Magic - Summer Film Camp: See 26th

31 AUG SAT

The Copey Cup Tournament: (31st Aug - Sep 1st) Rainbow’s End Golf Course, (Sayward). 250.282.3222. The Annual Artisans’ Festival: Kitty Coleman Woodland Gardens, see page 29 & 30. 4th Annual Show ‘n’ Shine: Hosted by Tyee Chevrolet, Buick & GMC in their parking lot. Support Tour de Rock. Sayward Market: Heritage Hall, 10am-2pm. Follow signs. Gerri, watmoughbg@saywardvalley.net Quadra Is. Farmers Market & Bazaar: QCC. Arts, crafts, veggies & more! Michelle 285.3747. Puppet Theatre: CR Museum, 10:30am & 1:30pm. Appearances from old fav’s; Peter Puget, Lord Bacon & Captain Vancouver. Followed by craft time. 250.287.3103 The Annual Artisans’ Festival: Kitty Coleman Woodland Gardens, see page 29 & 30.

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Afternoons @ Strathcona Park Lodge: Adult $35, Kids $25, (3.5hrs), 250.286.3122. Tree Climbs, Kayaking, Zipline, High Ropes, Rockclimb, Zip Line, High Ropes Wake the Lake @ Comox Lake: 250.659.9253 / WakeTheLake.ca Wake surfing, boarding, skating, skiing, Outdoor Swimming: Free @ Saratoga Beach). Free @ Miracle Beach. Free @ Lake McIvor follow Hwy 28 Swimming Pool: Centennial Outdoor Pool, Pinecrest Rd Pool Swimming: $5.50 @ Strathcona Gardens Pool 250-287-9234, 463 Dogwood Rd. Campbell River Library: Free @ CR Library (Downtown)

Splash Park: OPEN May to mid October 8amDusk,located at the Willow Pt Park, Sportsplex, next to the playground, Sth Alder Road, Campbell River Bowling: @ CR Bowling Alley, 16th Ave, Campbell River. Leagues, RocknBowl Friday nights, seniors bowl. 5pin & 10pin. Auto Scoring. 250 286-1177.

Billiards & Gaming: $10 @ Pier St. Billiards & Gaming 250 287-3966, 938 Island Highway facebook.com/pages/ Pier-Street-Billiards-Amusements/116153448469033 Rock Climbing: On the Rocks Climbing Gym 250 287-7625, 1980 N. Island Hwy rockgym.ca Go Karting: $10 @ Saratoga Speedway 250 337-8106, 2380 Macaulay Black Creek (31 Mins) saratogaspeedway.bc.ca Heritage Tour: Free @ Haig-Brown Heritage House Learn the legedary stories behind the Campbell River, Roderick Haig Brown and Flyfishing 250-286 6646 Art Tour: Free @ CR Art Gallery 250 287-2261 1235 Shoppers Row , Framing Post, on Pier Street, Impressions Art, Shoppers Row Wood Carving Display: Free @ view at Willow Pt. Frank James Park Island Hwy. Free Events & Concerts: @ Spirit Square 250 203-1399 Downtown spiritsquare.ca Salmon Hatchery Tour: Quinsam Hatchery Tour 2879764 4217 Argonaut Road pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/sep-

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Aug 13, 1983 Ken & Tammy 62 lb.

It was BIG ..... the scale went around and around and finally stopped at 62lb. Tammy won the 1983 World Salmon Fishing Championship. Tammy won a trip to Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and Hawaii a memory never to be forgotten. 13 days later, Dawn Peterson and Steve Bencze caught a 61 pounder in Frenchmans Pool. This was the last 60 pounder caught in the Tyee Club in B.C. History. Read the full story on page 18 Aug 26, 1983 Steve & Dawn 61 lb.

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It’s a 62 pound Tyee !! It was early morning and bright stars lit in the sky. Little did we know it would be a day in history. It was August 13th 1983. Barry, Tammy and I made our way in our rowboat towards the famous Tyee Pool, just south of where the Campbell River, enters the ocean. I was so fortunate to have the use of a first-production Murphy rowboat that River Sportsman owned. We were in it for its one true purpose in life—to search for the elusive Tyee; a Chinook salmon over 30 pounds… We were geared to fish under the exacting regulations of the annual Tyee Club of B.C tournament which was set in 1924, and the ‘old school’ tradition has continued. The morning was still dark when we arrived at my favorite spot, passed down by veteran mentor rowers…the South Corner. I had not slept very well the night before in the anticipation as the tide was near perfect, fish should be taken. Then, all of a sudden, I had this feeling. It was inexplicable and I can’t say exactly how it came upon me that morning, but I just looked at Barry and said, “I want to go to Frenchman’s Pool”. Frenchman’s ‘is the name of that body of water just north of where the Campbell River spills into Discovery Passage. After contemplating whether I might have a good hunch or I was completely mad, Barry relented and off we went. From the start, the 4.5 horse power Mercury motor strained against the flood tide. The shallows of the estuary lurked dangerously close below as we headed over it and through the river mouth to the north end of Painter’s Lodge. Barry shut down the motor, tilted it out of the water and took his seat beside Tammy. I handed them the rods, then began rowing and the lines were let out. The guide rows the boat looking at the rods, while trolling an artificial lure with one single barbless hook, maximum 20lb line and no more than 6 ounces of weight. The dark receded just enough so we could see the rod tips. Two Lucky Louie shovelnose plugs did their magic behind a Gibbs four ounce slip weight. We were instantly into beautiful water going against the tide as we headed towards the Dolphins Resort. Both plugs were beating perfectly, the lines hung deep. We had gone from frantic search to the peaceful lull of the row.

Heading north it was so quite the sound of the oars dipping in and out of the water seemed loud. There were only a few other rowboats in the pool. The sky was clear the sun had yet to come up as we worked our way directly in front of the Dolphins Resort, just inside a riptide that had slowed down at the end of the tide. Barry’s plug got weed on it and stopped beating. He reeled it in to clean it. This was the moment Tammy was waiting for…only one plug in the water! Slowly I turned the rowboat and rowed its bow into the faster riptide. It pushed us backwards, yet the plug worked incredibly well, only 44’ from Tammy. It didn’t lose a beat, but actually seemed to intensify its action as it dug deeper, and slid slowly beneath the boat.....POW!!! Tammy’s 7 ½ - foot fiberglass rod slammed down on the wood gunnel. She swung instantly, hitting it quick and hard. The fish was on, running under the rowboat and heading to April Point across the Passage. As I pulled on the oars to straighten out the boat, I yelled…FISH ON!! The 4 ½” Hardy Longstone single-action reel screamed zzzzzzzz…..zzzzzzzzzzzz as 150 to 200 yards of 20 pound maxima line peeled off it in seconds. I thought for sure it would show itself as it ran just under the surface. But it didn’t. Then it started to sound and went deep, there telegraphing its anger with big scary head shakes, that magnified on the rod. Barry and I coached Tammy, “keep your rod up, let it run; let it run, keep pressure on the rod, reel, reel, reel”. It was acting like a big fish, and the tide slowly took us towards the river mouth. Tammy played the fish like a pro, it was a real battle. As the fish continued to take some great runs Tammy, was using her palm of her hand as the drag for the Hardy reel, she played it calmly, even though her palm was burning, and her arms now weak. ... “REEL, REEL”, as I pulled on the oars to help her it made some unreal moves towards us to try and free itself. After a 40-minute fight, the most amazing thing happened, we started to drift by the deeper channel going into the river mouth. Then finally, it showed itself, and I couldn’t believe it, this fish was BIG, I’de seen big fish before, but this was BIG !! But how big? I did not tell Tammy how big I thought it might be. I didn’t want to jinx it.. Finally the Tyee lay on its side 60 yards away, totally exhausted, right then I was convinced, it was over 50 pounds. I then started backing up the rowboat with my oars, and kept telling Tammy that the fish is going to take another run. I backed up, backed up, and backed up, then netted it. The fish never moved

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COMPETITION IN CANADA Featuring 2 World Champions, 7 Canadian Champions, 34 other Open, Intermediate, Novice, Ladies, Youth and Kids events. International & Local Competing for part of the $32,650 prize package. Held at Nunns Creek Park Don’t miss the Seafood Cook-off 16th Avenue Campbell River | For full schedule see » crsalmonfestival.com from the surface and was one of the easiest Tyee’s I’ve ever netted…and we did it ! We all turned to each other and then the hooting, hollering, hugging, and shaking of hands started. Now, Barry and I were convinced, this big fish was over 55 pounds. We headed for the Tyee Club Clubhouse, to weigh in. Passing some of the rowboats fishing the Tyee Pool, we shared our excitement. As we pulled our boat up on the beach, all eyes were on us, Barry and I took Tammy’s fish out of the boat and carried it to the official scale, the celebrations had already started, and the moment we were all waiting for. The scale went around and around, then stopped at two…62 pounds!!!!!! Next, to get this ‘big fish’ to River Sportsman, and have it officially weighed in for the 1983 Diawa World Salmon Fishing Championship. Tammy had won the title, with a trip for two to Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and Hawaii…”a memory never to be forgotten”

With the historical Tyee Club of British Columbia, this local gal was also so fortunate to take home; The Tyee Man Trophy (largest tyee of the season), The Lillian J. Sparrow Trophy (to the female angler who registers the largest tyee of the season), and The Gavin Chisholm Trophy (the angler who catches the largest tyee during the season on a single action reel). Ken was so honoured to accept The W.C. Mainwaring Trophy (for the guide whose angler registers the largest tyee during the season). This ‘big fish’ proved to be the first registered 60-pounder caught by a lady in the club since 1960. Ironically 13 days later Dawn (Peterson) Bencze, rowed by Steve Bencze caught a 61 pounder in Frenchman’s Pool. Now, these two local ladies and two local guides have registered the last 60 pounders in the Tyee Club of B.C. History. Written by Ken E. Enns, July 22nd 2013 edited by Cathy Kaardal

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23 Therapeutic Relaxation Skills Program: Hospice Office, 301 Dogwood St. 3:30-5pm. 45min session to help the body & mind deal with illnesses. Caregivers & volunteers welcome to participate. CRHospice.org CR Sea Kayaking Club: Apr-Sep. John, 203.9953. Sing 4 Pure Joy: The Lions Den, 6:30-8pm. 285.3764. Jam/Songcircle: Serious Coffee 6:30-9pm 923.1312 CR Toastmasters: Comm. Ctr Rm 1, 7-8:30pm. Overcome shyness, develop confidence, speaking & leadership skills. chernabogsh@aim.com Karaoke: Heriot Bay Inn 7:30pm 285.3539 Boxing: Eagles Hall 6-8pm Mike 287.9632 Fitbody Boot Camp: Inside CR Judo Club 450 Merecroft, 5:45/7/9:30am, 204.3845 Wednesday Walkers: Shore Runners, 8-9am. Bring dogs & stollers. Sylia 286.1364 Run Club: Shore Runners, 5:30-6:30pm, 286.1364. CR Gun Club: Indoor , 7pm, 2600 Quinsam Rd Al 923.6388 Tai Chi: Black Creek Com. Hall 7:30-8:30pm, 337.5190 Live Band: Quinsam Hotel, 8:30pm-1am, 286.9811 Parents & Babes: QCC, 11am. All Weather Family Place: Dick Murphy Park, Tyee Spit, 9:30-10:45am.

Family Place: Comm. Ctr. 1-3pm. 286.1161. Multi-cultural Family Place: Robron Ctr, 6:30-8pm. 923.4918

EVERY THURSDAY NEW Open Mic: Misty Fins, 6:30pm. Hosted by Lucas Antoni & Mitch Mussenden from ‘How Could I?’ 287.4320 College Night: Paramount Music Hall, 2-3-4 Nite. $2 Draft Beers, $3 Hi-balls & $4 Palm Bay’s. Prizes & games, with host, DJ Just Rob. (No cover till 11pm), 250.286.1841. Royal Coachman Specials: 4-5-6 Wings; 4pm-$4 / 5pm- $5 / 6pm-$6. 286.0231. Kayak Polo (16+): Strathcona Gardens, 9-10pm Bring kayak, pre-reg. 287.9234 (1st & 3rd Thu) Open Mic Nite: Café Aroma (Quadra Is.), 285.2404 Island Phoenix Acapella Chorus: 210 Beech St. (beside Best Wok). Rehearses 7-9:30pm. Women’s 4-part harmony. Connie/Sandi, 923.0101. Drop-in Lazer Tag: Strathcona Gardens, 5:30-7pm. 287.9234 Live Entertainments Returns: Playtime Gaming. Wing Nite: Pipers on the Ridge (Gold River Pub), 283.7533 Afternoon High Ropes: Strathcona Park Lodge. 286.3122

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Tue. Aug 6, 2013 Olive & Company, Oblivion Robin Hood, The Sword in the Stone, To the Wonder Tue. Aug 13, 2013 The Muppet Movie, Emperor, Olympus Has Fallen Tue. Aug 20, 2013 Return to Never Land, Peter Pan, Epic, Scary Movie 5, Scooby Doo! Stage Fright Tue. Aug 27, 2013 Super Buddies, The Great Gatsby, Pain & Gain

games Aug 7, 2013 Persons 4 Arena, Sound Shapes Aug 13, 2013 Sanctum, Iron Brigade Aug 14, 2013 Darksiders II, The Last Story, Papo & Yo, Sleeping Dogs Aug 15, 2013 Ghost Recon Online Aug 21, 2013 Counter-Strike Global Offensive, The Expendables 2, Transformers Aug 28, 2013 Madden NFL 13 Aug 29, 2013 Walking Dead

Evening Kayak Soccer: Strathcona Park Lodge. 286.3122 Youth OpenMic: Serious Coffee, 7-9pm, 923.1312. River Concerts: Spirit Square, 7-9pm. SpiritSquare.ca Dragon Boat Practice: Corilair ﬂoatplane dock, 5:45pm, Linda 778-420-0805 or info@braveheartsdragonboat.ca Weight Watchers Meeting: Maritime Heritage Ctr, 11am, 286.3161 Ultimate Frisbee: Southgate Middle School, 7pm. Bring 2 t-shirts white & dark. CampbellRiverUltimate.com 60Minute Toastmasters: Conference Room, @ CRA, 121pm. Increase confidence, public speaking & leadership skills. All welcome. 60.mins.tm@gmail.com CR Gun Club: Pistol 6:30pm Outdoor Range, Ralph 285.3684 Jam Session: Elks Lounge, 7:30pm. Host; Pat Palmer, 287.4642 Stroke Recovery Meeting:11am-2pm Sportsplex 830.3144 Healing Room: Open 11am-1pm & 7-9pm Joy 923.2312 Ultimate Frisbee: Southgate School, 6pm. Bring 2 t-shirts, white & dark. campbellriverultimate.com 8 Ball Pool Tournament: Pier St. Billards, 7pm, 914.1122 Badminton: Sportsplex 7:30pm, 287.9827 Aikido/Martial Arts: Phoenix School 203.3237 Auction, CR: 1358 Marwalk Cres, 6pm. 287.3939 Youth Group: Baptist Church, 7pm, 287.8831 Family Floor Hockey: Miracle Beach School Gym, 6-7pm. BCCA, 337.5190. Parents & Tots: QCC, 10am-12pm. Prayer Mtg: Quadra Is. Bible Church, 7pm. Quadra Singers Community Choir: QCC, 6:45pm. Parent & Child Cultural Drop-in: Laichwiltach, 11am12:30pm, 286.0948. Baby Time: Comm. Ctr. 10-11:30am. 286.1161. Cedar Grove Family Place: Cedar Grove, 1-3pm.

EVERY FRIDAY DJ Just Rob with Your Dance Requests: Paramount Music Hall, 10pm, (No cover till 11pm) 286.1841. Royal Coachman Specials: TGIF (Thank Goodness It’s Friday) wings $5 from 3-6pm. 286.0231. Rock n’Bowl: CR Bowling Ctr. 9pm-12am 286.1177 Burger & Beer Nite: Pipers (Gold River Pub), 283.7533 Wine & Chocolate by Bike: Explore the Valley, afternoons, $69, 3.5hrs, 1.855.830.8522. ‘Rock On’ Climbing Sessions: On the Rocks Climbing Gym, 6-8pm. 287.7625 Afternoon Rockclimb: Strathcona Park Lodge. 286.3122 Evening Orienteering: Strathcona Park Lodge. Free, 286.3122 Teen Ctr Family Nite: Comm. Ctr, 7-10:30pm. 286.1161 Live Music Jam Nite: Jonny’s Bar, 8pm-12am, Local talents 850.1233 Family Gym: Sportsplex, 10:30-11:30am, free, 923.7911 Quadra Is. Farmers Market & Bazaar: Quadra Com. Ctr. Arts, crafts, veggies & more! Michele 285.3747 Unplugged: Guitar/Singing Jam @ Quadra Is. Upper Realm, 7:45pm CR Legion Fun: 5:30pm. Free Bingo, Karaoke, meat & paddle draw 7:30pm 286.6831 Open Mic Nite: Serious Coffee 7-10pm 923.1312 Social Dance Lessons: Lorraine 923.5148 Dinner & Dancing: Eagles Lounge, Meat draw 5pm Youth Groups: 12-19yrs, 7:30pm, Christian Life 287.3476 Seniors Lunch - 11am CR Common Mall, 914.4401. Gamblers Anonymous: St. Patricks Church, 7pm.

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Ballroom Dancing: Sportsplex, 7-8:30pm. 923.7043 Song Circle Jam: Comm. Ctr, The Lounge, 7-9pm. Brian, maddog13@shaw.ca Toddler Time: Comm. Ctr, 9:30-11:30am, 286.1161. Family Place: Comm. Ctr. 1-3pm. 286.1161. Song Circle: Evening for music lovers, bring instruments & singing voices. 7pm-9pm. Brian Jones maddog13@shaw.ca Live Band: Quinsam Hotel, 9:30pm-2am, 286.9811

EVERY SATURDAY Dance to DJ Just Rob: Paramount Music Hall, (No cover till 11pm) 286.1841. Live Band: Quinsam Hotel, 9:30pm-2am, 286.9811 Rock ‘n’Bowl: CR Bowling Centre 9pm-12am 286.1177 Afternoon Zip Line: Strathcona Park Lodge. 286.3122 Evening Bog Walk: Strathcona Park Lodge. Free, 286.3122 Sayward Markets: Heritage Hall, 10am-2pm, 2km from Hwy. Follow signs. watmoughbg@saywardvalley.net Quadra Is. Farmers Market & Bazaar: QCC. Arts, crafts, veggies & more! Michelle 285.3747. Live Music Jam Nite: Johnny’s Bar & Lounge, Willow Point, 8pm-12am, 850.1233 Weight Watchers Meeting: Maritime Ctr. 9am, 286.3161

Family Drop-in Art Program: CR Art Gallery 1-3pm (Alternate Sat’s) 287.2261 Puppet Theatre: CR Museum, 10:30am & 1:30pm. Puppet fav’s; Peter Puget, Lord Bacon & Captain Vancouver. Plus craft time. 287.3103. Boot Camp: Black Creek Com. Hall 9-10:30am, 337.5190

EVERY SUNDAY Crib Tournament: Pipers - Gold River 2pm, 283.7533 Royal Coachman Specials: Primb Rib Buffet Dinner $23 & 4-5-6 Wings; 4pm-$4 / 5pm- $5 / 6pm-$6. 286.0231. Sunday Buffet: Mudslingers, 286.0231 Meditation & Celebration: Ctr for Spiritual Living 10am @ Willow Point Lions Hall. Susan, 914.4498. Brunch Menus Ala Carte: 10:30-2pm. Quay West 286.9988 ‘Rock On’ Climbing Sessions: On the Rocks Climbing Gym, 1-3pm. 287.7625 Centre for Spiritual Living Sunday Celebration: Willow Pt. Hall, 10am. CampbellRiver.csl.org / 923.6314 Afternon High Ropes: Strathcona Park Lodge. 286.3122. Evening Big Canoe: Strathcona Park Lodge. Free, 286.3122 Pier Street Farmers Market & Arts Fair is Back!: CR Fishing Pier lot, 10am-2:30pm. May-Sep. 203.1399.

Church in the Square: Spirit Square, 2-4pm. Christian outreach service. SpiritSquare.ca Sunday Celebration: Meditation 10am, Celebration 10:30am. 250.850.3064. “The Blue Kats & Friends”: Landing Pub, Quadra Is. 3pm. 285.3713 Karaoke: The Quinsam Hotel 9pm-2am 286.9811 Quadra Sunday Painters: 11am-2pm 285.3390 Church Service: CR Vineyard Church 10am 923.1338 Chances: 6-Up Drop-In w/ $50 games 12-2pm Evening 1/2 Price Booklets. Snake Mania: Strathcona Pool 7:30-8:30pm. 287.9234 Run Club: 7:30am Dogwood& Hilchey, murrayga@telus.net Sayward Christian Fellowship Service: 740 Gentry Rd, 11am, 282.3499 AA Meetings: Heritage Hall Sayward, 7:30pm Kids Days: Mt. Cain www.mountcain.com

EVERY DAY Youth Bouldering: On the Rocks Climbing Gym, Unlimited bouldering w/ shoes & chalk $5. 287.7625

Strathcona Gardens Recreation Complex 225 South Dogwood Street • Campbell River, BC • 250-287-9234 • www.strathconaRD.ca

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Option 1 - $150 Includes lazer tag for 1 hour on the leisure ice. Skate shop staff will be on site for the entire party. Each game lasts 15 minutes and up to 12 players can play at one time. Includes skate rentals and/or ice cleats.

Option 2 - $250 Includes lazer tag for up to 2 hours on the leisure ice with the option to switch it up and play pond hockey or skate for a portion of the 2 hours. The package also includes the use of a party room (either the Pinecrest Room or Mezzanine). Skate shop staff will be on site for the entire party. Each game lasts 15 minutes and up to 12 players can play at one time. Includes skate rentals and/or ice cleats.

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