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BOSTON

BAR

NORTH

BEND www.bostonbarbc.net November 1, 2012

UPDATE

CLASSIFIEDS All phone numbers start with 604-867 unless

otherwise listed. To place a classified ad call Patricia at 869-

1308 or email [email protected]. Ads can also be

dropped off at Canyon Lanes. Rates are $3 , annual rate for a two

line ad is $12, a three line ad $24 plus GST.

UPDATE

AVON - Pat Clelland -8800 (Canyon Lanes) or -9004 (home)

[email protected].

REGAL—Patricia Davison 869-1308 (cell), [email protected] or

order on the web at [email protected]

CANYON DISPOSAL— Weekly Waste pick-up $42.50 quarterly. Call

Tuesday—Friday, 10 am—2 pm 867-9272.

REFRESH PROPERTY MAINTENANCE—Free estimates. References

available. Call Crystal 604-867-9091.

.BOAT 12’ F/G Boat 9.9 hp. and a H/D Boat Carrier for Pick-Up only

$250 firm Call 6809.

89 Nissan Pathfinder 285,000 km, 5 speed, standard. Runs good, tires

good, body good. $1200 Call 6809

Executive Director: Nancy Carmichael

Chair: Lori Walters

Vice-Chair: Lloyd Forman

Treasurer: Shirley Crow

Secretary: Patricia Davison

Directors at Large: Joan Blakeborough,

Joanne Kerr

www.bostonbarbc.net

Special Project Co-coordinators:

Shirley Crow

Thrift Shoppe: Sherri Forman

North Bend Community Place: Lillian

Forman

Family Place: Nancy Carmichael

Citizens on Patrol: Donna Kneller

Food Bank: Nancy Carmichael

May Day Co-Chairs: Shirley Crow, Lillian

Forman

Historian: Joan Blakeborough

Editor: Update Newsletter-Patricia Davison

Deadline 25th of month.

DISCLAIMER: This Update Newsletter is a “labor of love” by an unpaid volunteer. It is put together by a human so

you can expect to find human errors in it. I apologize for any and all mistakes of the past or future editions that

may cause inconvenience. Editor

10:30 am Meet at North Bend Community Place

Parade to Memorial Site (by pool)

Opening Ceremony

Singing of O’Canada

Poem: In Flanders Field

11 am Two Minutes of Silence

Lament: At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them.

Reply to Flanders Field

Laying of Wreaths

Lord’s Prayer

Singing of God Save the Queen

Closing

Refreshments at North Bend Hall courtesy of the Thrift Shoppe.

In addition, the History/Museum has wreaths available for use by

community members.

4 WINTER TIRES mounted on GM rims.

Yokohama Ice Guard 225 60R17 99R M&S

with snowflake used one season.$500. 869-

1309 (cell)

Emil Anderson: James Bekker, George Davidson,

Kim Davison, Wayne Lilwall, John Lowe and Mark

Testhke for their donation of a new rock, time and

effort delivering and drilling the mounting holes for

the plaque. Cliff Fisher for all his time, mileage,

materials and the effort of making arrangements to

get the project finished. Art Brooks for providing

the gravel used for the display. Ted Blakeborough

for sanding and repainting all the wreath stands.

Plus, none of this could happen without our wonderful

Historian, Joan Blakeborough.

MEMORIAL PROJECT:

A huge thank you to

the following who

contributed to this

project.

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by Joan Blakeborough

MONTHLY & WEEKLY PROGRAMS

Hairdresser

December 3rd

COMMUNITY MEETING

November 15th

at Canyon Lanes

FOOD BANK

Donations can be dropped off at

Canyon Lanes. Please bring your

own bags or containers

Next Food Bank Day November 15th

The Community Church has bread and

baby items available for those who need it.

Leave a message at

the Church 867-9010

SHUTTLE BUS

10:30 am Fare $15

Hope & return

Nov. 7th

Nov. 23th

COMMUNITY FREE LUNCH PROGRAM

FAMILY PLACE

Everyone welcome !

Free but donations are appreciated.

Wednesdays:

Noon - 1:00 pm

DIVINE WORSHIP

Everlasting Gospel

48822 Highland Rd. N.B.

Saturdays 11 am

Bible Study 8 pm Tuesdays

All are welcome.

COMMUNITY CHURCH

Sundays 11 am followed by

lunch and fellowship

For info call and/or

if you need a ride leave a

message at Church # 867-9010

CHURCH of CHRIST

The Church of Christ welcome you

to worship with them on

Sundays 10:30 am

at North Bend Hall

Call 867-9613 for information.

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS

Call Mike 867-9114

YOGA with Sooyeun

at NBCP Oct 9—Nov 27

Call Shoneena 860-3582

Boston Bar FIRST NATIONS

Community Health Representative

(CHR) & (LSS) Legal Aid

Addictions Navigator

867-8844 Fax 867-9317 or email

[email protected]

BADMINTON

at the School gym

Tuesdays 7 - 8:30pm

Drop In fee $1

TAPS—The story of the song.

Taps, reportedly, began during the 1862 Civil War.

The Union Army Captain, Robert Elli was with his men near Harrison’s

Landing in Virginia. The Confederate Army was on the other side of the

narrow strip of land. During the night Captain Elli heard the moans of a

soldier who lay severely wounded on the field. Not knowing if it was a Un-

ion or Confederate soldier, the Captain decided to risk his life and bring the

stricken man back for medical attention.

Crawling on his stomach through the gunfire, the Captain reached the

stricken soldier and began pulling him toward his encampment. When the

Captain finally reached his own lines, he discovered it was actually a Con-

federate soldier, but the soldier was dead. The Captain lit a lantern and

suddenly caught his breath and went numb with shock. It was his own son.

The boy had been studying music in the South when the war broke out.

Without telling his father, the boy enlisted in the Confederate Army.

The following morning, heart-broken, the father asked permission of

his superiors to give his son a full military burial, despite his enemy status.

His request was only partially granted. The Captain had asked if he could

have a group of Army band members play a funeral dirge for his son at the

funeral. The request was turned down since the soldier was a Confeder-

ate. But out of respect for the father, they did say they could give him only

one musician. The Captain chose a bugler. He asked the bugler to play a

series of musical notes he had found on a piece of paper in the pocket of

the dead youth’s uniform. This wish was granted. The haunting melody,

we now know as “Taps” used at military funerals was

born.

Day is done.

Gone the sun.

From the lakes.

From the hills.

From the sky.

All is well.

Safely rest.

God is nigh.

Fading light.

Dims the sight.

And a star.

Gems in the sky.

Gleaming bright.

From afar.

Drawing nigh.

Fall the night.

Thanks and praise.

For our days.

Neath the sun.

Neath the stars.

Neath the sky.

As we go.

This we know.

God is nigh.

**NOTE CHANGE OF DAY FOR

BADMINTON

North Bend

Community Place

Open Tuesdays & Saturdays

11 am - 4 pm

Thrift Shoppe

Wellness Centre & Spa

Museum Room

Seniors Drop-In -

(Sat's jam session & sing along)

Free computer and internet access.

ANDERSON CREEK HEALTH CENTRE

Wed's: Dr. Greggain or Nurse Practitioner

Every Other Wednesday 10 am - 3 pm:

Public Health Appts. 860-7630 ext. 0

Wednesdays: Phone 867-9380

Mental Health Appts. 860-7733

Saturdays-Dentist 8:30 - 3:30 pm Walk-in or call

867-8844 for an appointment

Next Date - September 15th

Free Rein - Maureen Kehler 10 am-3 pm

Employment Assistant Services;

Literacy Help; Early Childhood Develop.

604-869-2279

LIVING WELL WORKSHOPS

Every Monday 11-2 pm by

Dr. Fritz and team workers:

Natasha Breitkreuz & Shirley Klotz

Lunch is provided at

Anderson Creek Clinic

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Published monthly by the Boston Bar /North Bend

Enhancement Society. See www.bostonbarbc.net

Editor: Patricia Davison at [email protected]

or 869-1308 Entry deadline 25th of month.

NOTE: If you have a “no flyer” notice on your

P.O. Box—you will not receive this newsletter.

All cheques made payable to: Boston Bar Enhancement

Society, Box 251, Boston Bar, BC V0K 1C0

Box ads: $15 per month or $165 for year

Specialty Ads— 1/4 page $40 b/w -$50 colour

Classifieds: rate $3 for 2 line ad

Charitable receipts available.

P a g e 1 0 Roses

ROSES to Susan Cosulich, Kevin Duddy and Ted Blakeborough for helping to pack up the “Bridging the Gap” display for transport to Hope.

Another successful tour! We had an awesome day and it was nice to see

such a good turnout of people to cheer on the heroic riders and crew. At the

School, we had a coin drive between the house teams. The yellow team was

the winner, and with the combined effort, the School raised $170.77. The

community came together and donated another $702.86 which is fabulous!

The grand total was $873.43. Next year we should put out a challenge to

other communities to have at least $1 per person living in their community to

go towards a very worthy cause!!! Donna Kneller

The wood—workers did an outstanding job of getting the firewood together for the furnace at

North Bend Community Place. It was awesome to have old & young, combined with RCMP mem-

bers to make the day productive. The worker-bees names went into a draw for an opportunity

to win a gift certificate from Coopers. The winners are: Jon Lane and Art Brooks. Everyone’s

effort is so very much appreciated.

Annual CHRISTMAS CRAFT Bazaar

TURKEY DINNER with all the trimmings

Large meal $10 small meal $8

November 22 4 pm-7 pm (no early

birds please)

in Boston Bar Hall

To book a table $10 call Donna Kneller 9133 or

9222 CounterAttack students will be there to

help set up, clean-up, etc. These helpers will be

there to assist vendors at 2 pm , Turkey Dinner with all the trimmings will

be served at 5 pm by P.A.C. The Silent Auction is sponsored by C.O.P.

If you have any items that you would like to donate to the auction please

call Al or Lorna Regher 9203

*Dinner

* Crafts

* Silent Auction

* Bake Sale

*and much

more

December 9th—Senior’s Dinner

December 12th—Family Place Children’s

Christmas Party

December 15th—”Stuff the Cruiser” event

December 17th—Christmas Holiday Train

Fall has arrived and we hope you all had a safe and fun-filled summer. The members of C.O.P. were

on the road during the summer, but we could do better, and more community surveillance if we have

more volunteers. We feel this service is an asset to our community and would like to see it continue,

but our membership is falling short of the numbers we need. If you would like to give a few hours of

your time—just one meeting per month-and as many hours as you wish to contribute—please contact

a COP member. Lorna Regehr

FLU SHOTS at Anderson Creek Clinic.

November 2nd 11-4 pm & November 6th

12-2 pm for anyone who wants one.

BOTTLE DRIVE

Nov. 3rd & 4th.

Counter Attack

Youth are raising funds so

students can attend the Ca-

nadian Youth Against Im-

paired Driving Conference.

Food Bank Christmas

Giving Tree

Last year was the first year that the food

bank asked people from the community to

help make Christmas for the children of our

community even merrier. A paper tree was

created, along with removable tags, that had

the ages and sex of each child who benefits

from the food bank. Each person who re-

moved a tag was then responsible for pur-

chasing a gift for the individual and returning

the tag, along with the unwrapped present,

to be included in that families Christmas

food hamper. There were many fabulous

gifts that made it under the trees last Christ-

mas for these children. It was such a suc-

cess that this year we are asking again for

people in our community to

help spread some Christmas

cheer to families in need. The

tree will be on display at Can-

yon Lanes from Nov. 15-Dec. 6th. Your

gifts are very much appreciated. Thank you

so much!! Food Bank Volunteers

FOOD BANK HAMPERS Applications are available at the Post Of-

fice, Canyon Lanes, and at the next Food on November 15th. We must

have your application by December 3rd—NO EXCEPTIONS.

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Letter size Black/white $.15

Letter size Colour $.25-.50

Legal size Black/white $.30

Legal size Colour $.50-$1

FLYERS—CALL FOR A QUOTE

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CANYON LANES Community Recreation Centre

Mon.—Thur . 9 am—8 pm

F r i day—Sunday & H o l -

i da y s 4—8 pm

(League N ight s open t i l 9 )

Bowl i ng , l eagues , YBC, C lub 55+

S e a r s C a t a l o g u e p i c k - u p ,

V i d e o r e n t a l s

B i g s c r e e n T V & W i i

M e e t i n g r o o m

P o o l t a b l e s

G r e y h o u n d D e p o t

P h o t o c o p i e s ( n o w i n c o l -

o u r )

YOUR LOCAL WATER STORE

Tel: 604-867-8800

Fax: 604-867-9112

PHOTOCOPIES at Canyon Lanes

CONFIDENTIAL—FREE CONDOMS and PREGNANCY TESTS at Family Place

Come out to play

RAVEN SPIRIT YOUTH PROGRAMS

at the SCHOOL

Boxing - Monday & Wed.

4 - 5:30 pm

For info call

Reggie Brown at 9131.

What FAMILY PLACE is offering during November:

Better Beginnings is being offered later in the day to accommodate some of

our expectant moms’ schedules—Monday, November 19th between 5-7 pm, A

light supper will be provided. Free prenatal vitamins and weekly grocery cou-

pons that are redeemable locally are available. Tye Dye a new t-shirt on

Monday, November 5th 9:30-12:30 pm. Everything is provided free of charge,

including iron on transfers of your family pictures. You just need to bring in your

picture (preferably in digital format). We have the special paper to print them

on. Bedtime Stories at Family Place on Monday, November 26th 6-8 pm

bring your children (jammies are welcome) where we will be reading bedtime

stories and snacking on hot chocolate and munchies. Parents will be given a

new story book and there will also be used story books to choose from, which

you can take home and read to your little ones. Positive Parenting Program

will be offered twice: Nov. 13th and 27th between 6-8 pm. Pizza or a light

dinner will be offered along with the opportunity to learn how to:

Recognize the causes of common childhood behaviour problems.

Build a positive relationship with your child.

Praise and encourage behaviour you like.

Teach your child new skills.

Set rules and give instructions your child will follow.

Respond to misbehaviour immediately, consistently and decisively.

Use discipline strategies that work.

Take care of yourself as a parent.

The BB Band and BB Service (Kal Tire) contributed the

Halloween Fire Works. Jeff White, Larry O’Donaghey &

Dwight Peterson were in charge of lighting up the sky. The

Fire Dept. kept everyone safe. Old Towne Inne donated

hot dogs. The Enhancement Society supplied the rest of

the food, candy, etc. AND a huge thank you to all the vol-

unteers that made the event so much fun.

Sunday Ladies High Single Score Men's High Single Score

23 Theresa Florence 172 Syd Hambly 269

30 Darcie Forman 198 Matuka Gobin 220

7 Darcie Forman 168 Syd Hambly 255

14 Tanya Campbell 156 Nick Clelland 300

Wednesday CLUB 55 LADIES Score CLUB 55 MENS Score

26 Cora Dunlop 201 Syd Hambly 203

3 Cora Dunlop 194 Lloyd Forman 222

10 Cora Dunlop 220 Syd Hambly 228

Wednesday SENIOR GIRLS Score SENIOR BOYS Score

26 Nick Clelland 222

3 Nick Clelland 208

10 Nick Clelland 199

Nick Clelland 145

Wednesday JUNIOR GIRLS Score JUNIOR BOYS Score

26 Ivy Gatfield 75 Ashton Jackson 93

3 Ashton Jackson 67

10 Christian Berg 174

17 Ashton Jackson 119

Thursday BANTAM GIRLS Score BANTAM BOYS Score

27 Kendall Harrington 45 Antoine Jackson 109

4 Kendall Harrington 68 Gage Campbell 67



Thursday JET GIRLS Score JET BOYS Score

27 Julianna Campbell 49 Bruce Williams 60

4 Ashton Raphael 66

11 Julianna Campbell 43 Damien Florence 85

18 Julianna Campbell 59

Thursday SMURF GIRLS Score SMURF BOYS Score

27 Eagle Williams 21

4 Brandon Raphael 53

18 Eagle Williams 67

FRASER CANYON YOUTH SOCIETY

Monday - Soccer 6:30-8 pm

at the school gym

Wednesday - Volleyball 6:30-8 pm

at the school gym

Friday's - 1st, 2nd & 4th

Family & Youth Movie

Night 7-9 pm

at Canyon Lanes

Third Friday's - is Bowling Night Children under 6 must be attended

by an adult.

For more info call

Georgina Campbell at 8844

Abray Tiger ISAAC was arrested on several

outstanding warrants stemming from

charges of theft of motor vehicle, three

charges of driving while prohibited, flight

and dangerous operation of a motor vehi-

cle. ISAAC has since been released with

conditions. The Boston Bar RCMP would

like to thank those who have assisted us by

contacting police when suspicious circum-

stances arise. We would like to re-

mind everyone to protect their property by

locking your doors, turning on outside lights,

watching out for your neighbours, and re-

porting suspicious activity. If you would like

to make an anonymous report, you can call

1 - 8 0 0 - 2 2 2 - T I P S o r g o t o

w w w . c h i l l i w a c k c r i m e s t o p p e r s . c a

Cst. Jon Lane, BB RCMP, Upper Fraser

Valley Regional Detachment 604-867-9333

Family Place continued:

Creative Cooking, Nov. 20th—5-8 pm

Learn the basics-this month we will be

learning the preparation of ground beef

to be used in three separate recipies-a

real time saver! Please note: You must

let Marg or Nancy know that you will be

attending—we will provide the food, but

we need to know the amount to pur-

chase ahead of time. This class has

room for no more than 4 cooks—so

book early!

We are very lucky to live in a small com-

munity where funding is available to put

on these programs. Please come out

and support your Family Place!! Family

Place Phone 604-867-9204 See calen-

dar for listing of all programs.

PLEASE DON’T DRINK & DRIVE!!

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YOUNG’S GAS BAR Convenience Store

Liquor Store Agency

604-867-8868

Trans Canada Hwy. in Boston Bar

JB’s DRIVE IN

Home of the famous

foot-long hotdog 604-867-9230

Downtown Boston Bar

Boston Bar/North Bend

Community Thrift Shoppe

Open Tuesday & Saturdays

11am—4 pm

Sherri Forman (Manager)

604-867-9163

This publication is sent directly to your mail box once a month by the support of our advertisers. Without

them we would not be able to offer this service to you, so, please support these local businesses as they

are supporting this newsletter. Thank you,

Boston Bar/North Bend Enhancement Society.

YALE

604-863-2279

Karen Rushlow &

Takiya Lee

Wednesday

1:00—5:00 pm

5:30—7:30 pm

Saturdays

10:30-12:00 pm

12:30 —5:00 pm

BOSTON BAR

604-867-8847

Karen Rushlow Tues-

day & Thursday

1:00—5:00 pm

5:30—7:30 pm

Library Book Club November 27th from 4-4:30

pm. Come see what we are reading.

Book Sale coming on November 13, 15, and

20th. Come do some Christmas shopping!

Christmas Craft Program for all ages. Tuesday

December 4th and 11th. Call the Library for more

information.

Yale’s Canyon Garden Club meetings

are suspended until April 3, 2013.

Yale Public High Speed Internet comput-

er access. (Available to public on Wed/

Sat. when the Library is open.)

Mother Goose Program is still on at

Yale. Call 604-863-2452.

Book Sale coming on December 8, 12,

15th. Come do some Christmas shopping!

PIONEER FUEL

DELIVERY LTD.

AGASSIZ, BC

HEATING OILS, GAS,

DIESEL For Service in

BOSTON BAR and NORTH

BEND Area

1-888-677-3835

CANYON DISPOSAL

at your door

weekly waste pick up

604-867-9272

Come do some Christmas shopping

at your local Library!

STRONG START is a school based early learning program for children 5

years and younger. This program is free of charge to all children and their

parents, grandparents or caregivers. This year we are open Monday thru

Thursday 11:30—3:15. Wednesdays, Strong Start goes to Family Place

from 11:30—12:30 then back to school for the remaining time. Come in

and enjoy our new classroom exploring in play, circle time, crafts and much

more. For more information, please feel free to contact: Amanda Wester-

lund, Strong Start Facilitator, 604-867-9222 or through e-mail at

[email protected]

Strong Start Classroom

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu F r i Sa t

.

1

2 Family & Youth Movie

Night 7-11 pm

3 NBCP — 11-4

4

5 CapC Drop-In & Better Begin-

nings 9:30—12:30 pm.

Lunch is provided.

Adult craft-Tye Dye Tees

Healthy Living at Anderson

6 NBCP—11- 4

Cap C Drop-In 9:30-12:30

Lunch is provided

Crib Night at CL6-8 pm

7 Anderson Creek Clinic 10-3

Family Place Drop In 9:30-11

Strong Start 11-12.

COMMUNITY LUNCH at FP 12-1

Split Pea Soup & Sandwiches Hope Shuttle 10:30 am

8

9

10 NBCP —11-4

11 Remembrance Day

10:30 am

12 Closed for Remembrance Day

13 NBCP — 11- 4

Cap C Drop-In 9:30 -12:30

Lunch is provided .

“Positive Parenting” 6—8 pm


.14 Anderson Creek Clinic 10-3


Strong Start 11-12


Pulled Pork on a bun & coleslaw

ES Reg. Meeting at CL 2 pm

15 Food Bank Day

COMMUNITY MEETING

7pm

16 HOT DOG DAY at

School

Youth Night

Bowling 7 pm

17 NBCP —11-4

Dentist at Anderson Creek

18


nings 9:30—12:30 Visit with LANA

Lunch is provided

Healthy Living at Anderson

Clinic 11-3 pm

20 NBCP — 11- 4

Cap C Drop-In 9:30 -12:30

Lunch is provided.

“Creative Cooking” 5-8 pm




Strong Start 11-12.


Chicken ala King on English Muffin

22 CHRISTMAS

BAZAAR at BB Hall

4-7 pm

23 Hope Shuttle 10:30 am


Night 7-11 pm

24 NBCP —11-4

25


nings 9:30—12:30 pm. Lunch is

provided.

“Bedtime Stories” 6-8 pm

27 NBCP — 11- 4

Cap C Drop-In 9:30—12:30

Lunch is provided.

“Positive Parenting” 6—8: pm




Strong Start 11-12. COMMUNITY

LUNCH at FP 12-1 Chilli & Garlic Bread

29

30 HOT DOG DAY at

School


Night 7-11 pm

Note: phone 604-867

FP = Family Place 9204

NBCP =NB Community Place 9163

Canyon Lanes = 8800

Black = Family Place

Red = North Bend Community

Place (NB School)

Blue = Canyon Lanes

Brown = School News

Green = All other venues

STRONG START HOURS

Monday-Thursday 11:30—3:15 pm

Tuesday-Wednesday 8:30-12:30 pm

Wednesday we meet at Family Place

at 10:30am

FAMILY PLACE HOURS

Monday & Tuesday 9:30-12:30 pm

Evening Class—see calendar

Wednesday 10—1 Community Lunch—12-1 pm

Closed Thursday & Friday

Turn Clocks back 1 hr.

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