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enhancement society

This newsletter is brought to you by the Boston Bar/North Bend

Enhancement Society with SPECIAL THANKS to the United Way

and Fraser Valley Regional District’s

Grant in Aid Program for their support.

BOX ADS: Please call for our quarterly & annual rates!

SPECIALTY ADS— 1/4 page $40 b/w—or $50 colour

CLASSIFIEDS RATE: Monthly: $2.00 for 1 line ad,

$3.00 for 2 lines, $5.00 for 3 lines

ANNUAL RATES: 2 lines $24.00 and 3 lines: $ 36.00

Call Karen @ 604-206-6006 to place an advertisement

Out-of-town subscription to the Update: $15/year. Please include name & mailing address with cheque

Send email to: [email protected]

Cheques to be made payable to: Boston Bar/North Bend Enhancement Society P O Box 251,

Boston Bar, BC V0K 1C0

CANYON DISPOSAL: Weekly Waste PICK-UP $39.85 quarterly. Please call 604-867-9272

Tuesday to Friday between 10 am—2 pm to arrange your weekly service.

E P I C U R E: By appo intment . Please call or text our local representative Tammy MacKay at 604-

206-0817. There’s always lots of product in stock!

FRASER CANYON MOBILE HOME & RV PARK: 50610 Trans-Canada Hwy., Boston Bar. Housing Rentals Available & Trailers for sale. Please call 604-867-9011

OLD TOWNE INNE is NOW HIRING: a P/T server. Must be 19+ yrs old, have “ Serve It Right” or be

willing to obtain. Must be a Team Player! Apply within or phone between 2-4 pm 604-867 -9321

FOR SALE: 8 FT. BRUNSWICK OAK POOL TABLE on d isp lay in the games room at

Canyon Lanes. $500.00 OBO You pick up. Please all Sherri at 604-867-8800.

Published monthly by the Boston Bar-North Bend Enhancement Society

Visit us online at www.bostonbarbc.net

Call Karen Tillotson 604-206-6006 or email [email protected] CONTENT EDITOR & ADVERTISEMENTS

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Disclaimer: This publication is put together by a VOLUNTEER. Being the work of a human, mistakes will occasionally

occur. I sincerely apologize for any inconvenience caused by errors or omissions that might be found in the Update.

Please feel free to contact me if errors are found. I will gladly place a correction notice in a following issue. Thanks

for your patience and understanding. ~Editor

Sincere thanks goes to the fundraisers and all who support our Club 55+ team.

PLEASE NOTE THE DEADLINE FOR ALL SUBMISSIONS IS THE 25TH OF EACH MONTH

Five members from our Canyon Lanes Club 55+ attended the Zone (3) Playoffs at Galaxy Bowl in Abbotsford, BC on May 11th, and participated

with 8 other teams, all of them vying for the win.

Cora Dunlop, Nancy Hill, John Black, Lloyd Forman and Bob Simpson (pictured left to right) won First Place in A Division, scoring 200 pins over and above the second place team. John Black, who is a newcomer to bowl-ing, “played very well and he saved the day", said Cora Dunlop. John scored 120 pins over his average. Way to go John! Galaxy Abbotsford won first

place for B Division.

In September, Canyon Lanes Club 55+ will go on to participate in the 55+ BC Games, being held September 20-24, 2016 in Coquitlam. Approxi-mately 4,000 athletes and their families, coaches, 1500 volunteers and fans will converge there for one of the largest community celebrations sport has seen in many years. This annual event showcas-es the outstanding athleticism of BC competitors 55+ and promotes the benefits of leading an active, healthy lifestyle.

Join us for a full day of family events including the Vancouver Aquarium’s Festival Aquakit, bouncy cas-tle, Bear Aware presentation, draw prizes & much more! Admission on this date is FREE along with a community BBQ and cake! Pool will be open until 7:30pm. The Almer Carlson Pool is situated in North Bend at 48846 Highline Rd. and features an outdoor pool, slide and change rooms. Closes for the season

September 5.

For more information: Email: [email protected]

Phone: (604) 867-9796

ALMER CARLSON POOL OPENING DAY EVENT

Saturday, JUNE 25TH, 2016 12-5pm

Congratulations goes to Cliff and Irene Fisher, who recently celebrated their 57th Wedding Anniversary!

BOSTON BAR/NORTH BEND

89TH ANNUAL MAY DAY

EVENT WAS HELD MAY 28TH

see page 15…

Heartfelt thanks goes to all the

hardworking volunteers for a

job well done!

WHO TO CALL

Boston Bar Community Hall/Parks: 867-8800 North Bend Community Hall: H & D Johnson 867-9613 North Bend Community Center: Lillian Forman 867-9775 Family Place/Food Bank: Nancy Carmichael 867-9204 Cable Television: Ann Schudeleit, 867-8846 Emergency Services Reps: Howard Johnson 867-9613 or Al Regehr 867-9203 FVRD Director: Terry Raymond: 867-8891 Editor: Karen Tillotson 604-206-6006 BaHP Coordinator 604-869-1831

Boston Bar/North Bend Enhancement Society meets 3rd Monday of each

month at Canyon Lanes. Next meeting June 20th at 1pm. AGM at 2pm

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Doctors and Nurse Practitioners

Every WEDNESDAY 10am—3pm

Appts call Public Health 604-860-7630

Wednesdays call 604-867-9380

Mental Health Appts. Call 604-860-7733

Employment Assistant Services, Literacy Help, Early Childhood

Development call 604-869-2279

HEALTHY LIVING GET-TOGETHER

TAI CHI (with SOOYEON ZACHARIAS) CALL 604-

860-3114 OR Sooyeon at 1-250-455-2711 Please see calendar for dates & times

ALLEN ROSCOE, Family Counsellor Every Tuesday Morning

Every other Friday afternoon. Child & Family Worker,

MELISSA NEILSON, to register please contact the BB Band office at:

867-8844

NORTH BEND COMMUNITY CENTRE Open Tuesdays & Saturdays

12pm—3pm Thrift Shoppe, Art Gallery/Gift Shoppe,

Museum, Wellness Center & Spa, Coffee Shop, Seniors’ Drop-In

Free computer and internet access. Send email to the museum at :

[email protected]

BOSTON BAR FIRST NATIONS COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVE

PAMELA ROBERTSON CHR & LSS (Legal Aid)

DRUG & ALCOHOL ADDICTIONS NAVIGATOR

Help is available to ALL CITIZENS Please contact Pamela at

ph. 604-867-8844 or 604-860-3114 (fax 604-867-9317)

Email: [email protected]

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS

Call Mike at 867-9114

HARM REDUCTION PROGRAM Wednesdays at Family Place Boston Bar Band also offers

cooperation and support within the

Harm Reduction Program.

BARBER AT CANYON LANES

June 6th (Usually 1st Monday of the Month)

Kids $10 Men’s $15

FOOD BANK DAY June 16th Meeting Room, Canyon Lanes. Please bring your own bags or containers. Donations can

be dropped off at Canyon Lanes. Applications are available at Post Office,

Family Place and Canyon Lanes.

COMMUNITY LUNCH PROGRAM at Family Place

Everyone Welcome! Wednesdays Noon-1pm

Welcome to stay afterwards for socializing. (Donations greatly appreciated!)

FRASER CANYON BETTER AT HOME PROGRAM (BaHP)

Provides a door-to-door SHUTTLE SERVICE most Thursdays.

Weekly to Hope & Monthly to Chilliwack. For more information call:

Karen at 604-869-1831 Free for QUALIFYING SENIORS but this service is available to ALL. See pg. 5

M O N T H L Y & W E E K L Y

P R O G R A M S

DENTIST: Dr. Cam Robson at Anderson Clinic. Please call band office at 867–8844

to book an appointment.

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DIVINE WORSHIP Everlasting Gospel

48822 Highland Rd. N.B. Saturdays 11 am

Bible Study 8pm Tuesdays All are welcome

COMMUNITY CHURCH

Sundays 11 am followed by lunch and fellowship. For info or if you need a ride, please leave a message at

Church PH 867-9010

CHURCH OF CHRIST The Church of Christ welcomes you to

worship with them on Sundays 10:30am at North Bend Hall.

Call 867-9613 for information.

LANDFILL: 50390 Chaumox Road (3 km. east of North Bend)

OPEN: TUES., THURS., & SAT. 10AM—5PM

Contact: 604-702-5000 or 1-800-528-0061

ANDERSON CREEK HEALTH CENTER

For pickup: see Canyon Disposal see AD Pg 7

PHILIP CAMPBELL HEALING HOUSE

Boothroyd First Nations. Offers weekly

health and healing programs for

men, women & children.

See Calendar for dates & times.

May 28th turned out to be a wet, chilly day for our community’s 89th May Day Celebration. There was some talk that it was only the third time in at least fifty years that the community had to brave such inclement weather. Folks wearing warm clothes and holding umbrel-las came out nonetheless to enjoy the annual May Day tradition. (Even the Royal Party were huddled under fuzzy blankets). Grins were plentiful when the parade kicked off the festivities at 10am. Immediately following was the ‘crowing’ and awards ceremony, then various activities & entertainment planned by a dedicated group of volunteers. In view of the weather, artisans and vendors were grate-

ful to be in the Hall this year.

Algonquin Power Boothroyd Band Rivers Edge Cabins

Hope Drive-in Reo Rafting Resort Fraser Canyon Towing Erica Press New Golden Star Restaurant Charles Hotel/Restaurant Science World FasGas Esso Gastown

Fraser River Rafting Valley Helicopters Ltd. Car Guys Pharmasave

Canyon Tirecraft F.V.R.D Teal-Jones Group

Boston Bar First Nations Tuckkwiowhum Village Shoneena Loss Scotia Bank Kumsheen Rafting Hell’s Gate Airtram Hope Machine Shop Rolly’s Restaurant Fat Jack’s Bar & Grill

PNE Formans’ Transport Ltd Fraser Canyon Market

THANKS FOR YOUR COMMUNITY SUPPORT!

Photography by K. Tillotson Please feel free to send along your pics of May Days for the July Update.

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NATIONAL ABORIGINAL DAY

TUCKKWIOWHUM HERITAGE V ILLAGE

Events for the day include:

Guided Tours of Village Traditional Dancers Traditional Artisans

Indian Taco/Bannock concession Fun Activities for adults & kids

...And more! Admission to this event is FREE. Continue to watch for updates!

We will have more great things to offer in celebration of

First Nations Heritage in Canada!

As part of this celebration, we are also having Our Aboriginal/Wellness Fair

There will be dancing, hikes, door prizes, (bikes to be won!)

ALL ARE WELCOME!

~ Ms. Debra Devine, Principal BBESS The North Bend Community Center wishes to extend a huge Thank You to everyone who attended our 8th Anniversary on Thursday night, April 28th, to make the evening such a

success.

We also celebrated our building being 100 years old and reflected on how much it has changed from when it was a school. Our museum has many pictures showing all the

changes the building has undergone over the years.

A special thank you to Sandra Clark for the two wonderful cakes she baked and decorated to honour these two special

occasions.

A big THANK YOU goes to Bob Simpson & Morris Tillotson for the work they have put into the North Bend Community Center this spring. Bob redid the bathroom downstairs and Morris built for us much needed shelves for the Thrift Shoppe. Total completion of the bathroom will be in mid June when more parts arrive, so come see what a wonderful job Bob has done. Both projects are thanks to a grant from MLA Laurie Throness.

Beauty Therapy (waxing, threading, mani-pedi treatments), Bridal Makeup,

Henna Design and all Esthetics by AMAN in the Wellness Center, at NBCC

Drop by Tuesdays & Saturdays to

book your appointment Or

visit Aman’s Facebook Page: U Like a Diamond

https://www.facebook.com/ ULikeADiamond/

Visit us at the North Bend Community Center. Check out our Thrift Shoppe for great deals every week. Upstairs you’ll find Sandra’s Coffee & Bake Shop, our Museum, Shoneena’s Wellness Center, the Art Gallery and Aman’s new beauty treatment business. Come and make an afternoon of it!

We are open from 12pm - 3pm Tuesday & Saturday

June 6th Breakfast

June 7th PAC Meeting 4pm

June 7th - 5pm Thompson Awards Celebrating First Nations Kids at Gym

June 8th Grades 7-8 to HSS Coding

June 9th-10th Grade 3-5 Class to EDUCO, (Education Adventure School, a team-

building camp using outdoor challenges).

June 11th Grad 2016 at Tuckkwiowhum Village Longhouse

June 13—June 16: Swimming times at Almer Carlson Pool:

9:00-10:30 Grades 6-9

10:45-11:30 Grades 3-5

11:45-12:15 Grades K-2

June 13th Hot Lunch

June 13th - 6:30pm Fraser-Cascade SD78 Education Forum at the school.

June 13th to 16th Final Exams Grades 6-9

June 20th Dismissal at 12:15 last day of school. Celebration Assembly 11:00 in Gym

June 24th Last day of School Office being open

Important Dates to Remember:

The PAC Fundraiser Pancake Breakfast & Carwash held in the Canyon Tirecraft parking lot on May 14th, managed to raise $590 at last count towards the proposed instal-lation of a safe accessible walking/exercise track at BBESS school grounds for the use of all our com-munity’s citizens. Well done everyone! And thanks to all who came out to support this cause!

Arti san’s Market Indoor/Outdoor Coming Soon to:

Canyon Lanes, 47585 Trans Canada Hwy. Stay Tuned for details in the July Update!

Village Gift Shop open 10am—4 pm 7 days a week.

Stay up to date through our website: tuckkwiowhum.com

Not only was Jayden Cairns crowned as the 2016 May

King, but both Jayden and his brother Justin were presented

with community service awards by Terry Raymond recogniz-

ing their exceptional volunteer spirit. Congratulations to both!

Upholding the time-honored tradition of the

Maypole Dance, and under the direction of Ms.

Michele Dekok, students wove the brightly-

coloured ribbons in and around the Maypole to

some lively music. This year’s Community Service Awards went to

Rob Dufresne, Susan Louie, Jayden Cairns & Justin Cairns.

Thanks to all who volunteer their time to make our community a much better place to live..

https://www.facebook.com/ULikeADiamond/?fref=nf&__mref=message

Tom Dunlop Community Recreation Centre

47585 Trans Canada Hwy.

Mon.—Thur. 11am—6pm

Fri. & Sat. 3—9 pm

Sundays & Holidays CLOSED

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

S E A R S C a t a l o g u e p i c k - u p

B i g s c r e e n T V

M e e t i n g r o o m

P o o l t a b l e s & A i r H o c k e y

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 ( B & W , c o l o u r )

F L Y E R S : c a l l f o r q u o t e

Y o u r l o c a l W A T E R s t o r e

t e l : 6 0 4 - 8 6 7 - 8 8 0 0

F a x : 6 0 4 - 8 6 7 - 9 1 1 2

Photocopying and faxing is available for letter size 8x11 and legal, 8x14.

Please call Canyon Lanes for pricing.

BARBER DAYS!

June 6 July 4 August 8 September 12 October 3 November 7 December 5

Constable’s Corner

Please note! Effective JULY 12TH, 2016,

Sears will no longer have

delivery depots in BOSTON BAR OR LYTTON.

We are now signing up league teams for the fall for both

Adult and Club 55 (55 yrs & older). If you and/or a team would

like a spot in an evening league (ladies only or mixed), please call

Canyon Lanes to reserve a spot. We are looking forward to

adding leagues & tournaments to our recreation center

for the coming Fall Season! BOOK YOUR BIRTHDAY PARTY (OR ANY CELEBRATION)

AT CANYON LANES

FOR MORE INFO CALL 867- 8800

HAIRDRESSER at CANYON LANES

Call Sue of Rock, Paper, Scissors

Hair Design 604-869-1720 to book your appt.

RENOVATIONS TO OUR LANES ARE NOW COMPLETE!

Come on in and check out the new ball returns and the

new bumper system now in place!

Bumpers are GREAT FOR KIDS and novices to the game of

bowling! They mean you’ll NEVER get that

dreaded GUTTER BALL!!!

Two people can bowl for the price of one.

Or one person can play two games for the price of one.

BBFN SPONSORED YOUTH NIGHT IS FRI., JUNE 24TH, 6-10PM

ALL FAMILIES ARE WELCOME TO JOIN IN THE FUN!

There’s still room for more on Canyon Lanes

SUMMER LEAGUES. League nights are

Thursdays at 7 pm.

To sign up, come in and see us or

call 604-867-8800

We’re selling one of

our pool tables. For

details, see classified

ads on back page!

That ’s Tw o… I didn’t realize this until I sat down to write the Constable’s Corner but June brings us to a time when we mark the second anniversary of us being in this wonderful community. As the old saying goes, time flies when you’re having fun. With that said, we had a lot of fun this past month. As you know, we had the op-portunity to play with a new toy for few weeks. The ALPR equipped vehicle was beneficial to making our roads safer and here are just some of the numbers from the ALPR project:

Lowest amount of vehicles in a day that was checked by the ALPR was 463. Of those 463 vehicles, 16 had some sort of a violation associated to the vehicle or the owner of the vehicle.

Highest amount of vehicles in a day that was checked by the ALPR was 836.

On average, we would check 634 vehicles per day with the ALPR.

On average, of those 634 vehicles, 12 had some sort of a violation associated to the vehicle or the owner of the vehicle. Offences included uninsured vehicles, prohibited drivers and AMBER alerts.

Highways and Motorcycles With nicer weather just around the corner, we have to be cognizant of the increased traffic in our canyon. Increased amount of traffic means more potential for accidents and with hot weather and long weekends in our near future, more motorcycle enthusiasts will also be enjoying our highway. Here are some of the tips on preventing a crash with a motorcycle:

Scan intersections carefully;

Stay Alert and avoid distractions;

Allow at least 3 or 4 seconds of following distance when behind a motorcycle;

Be ready to yield as it is hard to tell how fast a motorcycle is really travelling.

Remember to drive carefully and to give yourself enough time. We want everyone to arrive to their destina-tion safely!

Distracted Dr iv ing F ines are Going Up! For those who were not aware, tickets for distracted driving are going up to $368 from $167. The ticket now comes with 4 demerit points that will cost you $175 for a total of $543. If you collect more than 3 points in 12 months, ICBC will charge you a Driver Penalty Point premium. Remember, leave your phone alone!

Cst . R. TUMBAS

Fraser Canyon SHUTTLE BUS goes week ly to Hope on THURSDAY

& to Chilliwack on the last THURSDAY o f each month .

Call Karen by Wednesday at 869-1831

to book a seat on this door to door ride.

FRASER CANY ON BETT ER at HOME PROGRAM

COMMUNITY LUNCH PROGRAM (sponsored by BaHP & BB/NB Enhancement Society)

Every Wednesday: NOON — 1PM at FAMILY PLACE

You are invited to stay afterwards to play card games, do crafts and socialize from 1-2 pm.

EVERYONE IS WELCOME! CASH DONATIONS are greatly appreciated!

FREE CONDOMS AND PREGNANCY TESTS ARE AVAILABLE AT FAMILY PLACE. CONFIDENTIALITY AND DISCRETION IS ASSURED.

If you require the services of the Food Bank and are not already registered with us, you can pick up an application at Canyon Lanes, Family Place or the Post Office. When applying you need to show proof of residence in our area and proof of all people living in your home. Please hand in your application the Friday prior to Food Bank Day. Food Bank Days are noted in the month ly UPDATE COMMUNITY CALENDAR .

TRIPLE P : POSITIVE PARENTING PROGRAM Tuesdays 10:30 t i l l noon at Fami ly P lace

www.betterathome.ca

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THE SHUTTLE IS AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE

Please call 604-869-1831 by Wednesday to book your seat.

This is a door to door service so an address/location must be provided.

Tickets can be purchased by Wednesday at Canyon Lanes. (Cash only please.) Hope Return is $20, Chilliwack Return is $30.

CLIENT INTAKE FORMS ( at Canyon Lanes & Family Place) must be completed by riders 55 + YRS. In order to qualify for subsidized fare.

June 1—Chicken Curry with Rice & Buns

June 8—Beef Dip with Coleslaw

June 15—Burgers, Dogs & Mac Salad

June 22– Spaghetti & Meatballs, Caesar Salad, Garlic Toast

June 29—Sandwiches, Cold Cucumber Soup & marinated veggies

NO SHUTTLE BUS: June 16, July 21, August 18, Sept. 15, Nov. 17, and Dec. 15

Please note dates when the Shuttle will NOT be running

in order to schedule your errands and appointments.

Cap C & Better Beginnings: Moms & Dads, please join us on June 13th. Perinatal specialist

Lana will be discussing the importance of Dads.

Debi Kerton, Youth Mental Health Worker, is at Family Place every Wednesday.

I have had meetings with Destination BC and Gold Country Community Society as we continue to work on tourism strategies for the Fraser Canyon. I am also participating on the Fraser Health Steering Committee as we look at utilizing the recent $500,000.00 health grant, given to the Hope Fraser Canyon area, to enhance health services to the area. Promotion of the Gold Rush/ Spirit Trail: I hosted an announcement in 100 Mile House which will enhance the Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal historic sites and recreation facilities and trails from Clinton to Barkerville. Also attended was the opening of the 1846 Hudson's Bay Company Trail from Peers Creek* ( near Hope) to the Tulameen. Alexandra Bridge: Plans to enhance parking for cars, RV's and buses would allow for safer movement of vehicles entering and leaving the site. These plans have been forwarded to the Province. Also included would be information kiosks on the history of the Fraser Canyon and Gold Rush Trail as well as walking trails and viewing areas. I attended the Lower Mainland Local Government Associations AGM as well as sessions on the Agricultural Land Commis-sion, First Responders and the B.C. Ambulance Service, Homelessness, Addictions and Mental Health and the effects of technol-ogy. For further information on these sessions, please log on to the LMLGA website: www.lmlga.ca Underway is a conversation with, and investigation, of another company wishing to utilize some of the J.S. Jones property. If you have any further questions or comments, please call me at 604-867-8891. (*named after HBC surveyor and pioneer Henry Peers, b.1821– d.1864 For more information about the HBC Heritage Trail, go to http://hopemountain.org/trails/hbc-heritage-trail/ )

From Terry Raymond, Director Electoral Area A...

B.C. Government Caucus News Release May 25, 2016 Boston Bar Chilliwack-Hope MLA Laurie Throness announced that work will begin May 30th to fix a section of the rock stack retaining wall on Highway 1, 50 meters north of the parking lot for the Hell's Gate Airtram. Located approximately 11 km south of Boston Bar, this project will construct a retaining wall that will span approximately 22 metres across a section that failed earlier this year. The wall will be anchored by vertical piles drilled into the bedrock to prevent any further occurrences. "Highway 1 is one of our major transportation corridors and the Hell's Gate Airtram is a popular tourist destination along the scenic Fraser Canyon route. These improvements will ensure the road remains safe to travel on." said Throness. Work is scheduled to be completed at the end of July 2016. The project is valued at $1.15 million.

You can follow the work of the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure at http://www.tranbc.ca

B.C. Government Caucus News Release May 19, 2016 Boston Bar Students, parents and teachers at Boston Bar Elementary-Secondary School in the Fraser-Cascade School District (SD 78) will see a revamped and refreshed school thanks to $300,000 going to the district under the province's $45-million School Enhance-ment Program. Boston Bar Elementary-Secondary School will receive a boiler upgrade. The province is providing $300,000 in

funding, while the school district is providing $20,000 in funding.

"Routine upgrades will extend the useful life of the school and improve operational efficiencies," Chilliwack-Hope MLA Laurie Throness said. "In small communities like Boston Bar, the school is vital to students and the community and we want to ensure it

has modern upgrades."

The province's School Enhancement Program is helping to improve schools with 80 projects across every school district this year. Districts applied to the Ministry of Education this spring, and successful projects were chosen based on need, priority and supporting student learning. The projects have to be substantially complete by March 31, 2017. This year's $45-million School Enhancement Program builds on last year's $35-million Routine Capital Program investment, which supported 109 school im-provement projects throughout the province. Budget 2016 provides $1.7 billion in capital funding over three years to replace aging facilities, build more student spaces in growing communities and improve seismic safety. As a result of B.C.'s fiscal discipline and

its balanced budget, the government is able to support key investments like the School Enhancement Program.

BOSTON BAR: Tuesday & Thursday 1:00—5:00 pm (dinner ) 5:30—7:30 pm. Ph. 604-867-8847

(fax 867-9549). Karen Rushlow, Library Supervisor (Aliah Gilbert, Library Page )

YALE: Wednesdays 1:00-5:00 PM (dinner ) 5:30-7:30 pm & Saturdays 10:30 AM-12 PM (lunch) 12:30-

5:00 pm. Ph. 604-863-2279 (fax 863-0138). Karen Rushlow, Library Supervisor

Free WiFi is Available to the public at BOTH LIBRARIES which is only accessible during the hours that they are open. Come on in with your

laptop, or other electronic device and try it out!

Read. Learn. P lay www.fvrl.ca

Boston Bar Library Bookclub Meetings are online at Facebook site: Boston Bar Library Bookclub beginning the last Tuesday of the month for discussion of book we are currently reading. Hearing Awareness Program: Thursday, June 16th at Boston Bar Library 1 pm – 4 pm Come for a presentation on hearing and have your hearing tested afterwards!

Yale Library’s Garden Club: Wednesdays at 7 pm. Come learn and share info with us!

RIVERSTONE MOBILE DETOX will be at Anderson Health Clinic on June 2nd, 16th & 30th as DROP IN from 1-4pm They will also be at the Clinic on July 14th & 28th and in August 11th & 25th, drop in 1-4pm.

This service is available to ANYONE requiring assistance.

Call Pam Robertson, R.N. at 604-860-3114 for more information.

SUMMER READING CLUB

Summer Reading Club is starting up at both Yale and Boston Bar libraries on June 1st.

(It will start later in June at all other libraries in the Province.) Come join us for the Travelling theme this year. Lots of fun and some great reads to

check out from our Libraries. There are also contests and great prizes to win! This is an excellent way to keep your child reading and you can also enjoy the benefits of reading yourself!

YALE STRAWBERRY SOCIAL- SUNDAY, JUNE 12TH 1 -4 PM Yale Library & The Yale Historical Society are partnering this event.

There will be games, and music by Crossfire Band.

Raffle draw (buy ticket for $2 ea or 3 for $5) 1st prize is $300. There will be vendor tables for Artisans to sell their wares as well.

The Library will also have some great items at their Book Sale table. Contact Yale Historic Site at 604-863-2324 for more info.

There will be Strawberry Shortcake and refreshments as well (with your ticket into event) Pies for sale—Hamburgers too.

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Family Place -9204

North Bend Community Centre (NBCC) -9163

Canyon Lanes (CL) -8800

Boston Bar School (BBESS)-9222

FAMILY PLACE HOURS

Monday & Tuesday 10 am - 2 pm Wednesday 10 am - 1 pm Wed. Community Lunch 12-1 pm CLOSED Thursday, Friday & Stat Holidays

Need a ride to attend our

Family Place programming?

Please call 867-9204.

Anderson Creek Health Center -

(Make Appts Hope Health Unit 604-860-7630)

Wednesdays: 867-9380)

BB First Nations Band Office (programs): -8844

PHONE NUMBERS 604-867-

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

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5 6 7 8 9 10 11

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Anderson Creek Clinic 10-3



BBNBES meeting 1:00pm.

AGM meeting at 2 pm at CL

NBCC NOON-3

NBCC NOON-3

NBCC NOON-3

Cap C Drop In 10-2 Playtime, literacy & crafts

Triple P—10:30- noon Lunch & Snacks

Shuttle Bus Reservations Please Call

869-1831

Cap C Drop-in 10-1pm

COMMUNITY LUNCH: 12-1 SENIOR HOUR 1-2

BURGERS, DOGS & MAC SALAD



STRONG START AT BBESS

Mon/Tues 11-3, Wed/Thurs 8:30-12:30

Barber at Canyon Lanes

Cap C & Better Beginnings 10-2pm Lunch & Snacks

Perinatal Specialist—Lana Importance of Dads


NBCC NOON-3

NBCC NOON-3

NBCC NOON-3




CHICKEN CURRY WITH RICE & BUNS


SPAGHETTII & MEATBALLS, CAESAR SALD, GARLIC BUNS




NBCC NOON-3

Pickup start-times for SHUTTLE:

HOPE: 9:00 am CHILLIWACK:

8:00 am

EVERY WEDNESDAY

FIRE PRACTICE 6 PM VFD

Debi Kerton-Youth Mental Health

Every Wednesday at Family Place


Tai Chi~ Village Longhouse 12:30

Tai Chi—Wilfred Campbell

Comm. Ctr. 10:30am

Tai Chi—Wilfred Campbell Comm. Ctr. 10:30am

F OOD B ANK D AY 1 -3 Canyon Lanes Back Entrance





BEEF DIP & COLESLAW

Our Volunteer Fire Dept. welcomes NEW MEMBERS.

Be a Part of the Team!

Philip Campbell Healing House FRIDAYS

Culture Club for Youth - 10 AM

Philip Campbell Healing House THURSDAYS

Women’s Circle at 10 AM Men’s Drop In after 1 PM

Philip Campbell Healing House. WEDNESDAYS

Healing Circle at 1 PM

Tai Chi at Lytton Senior Complex

Every Wednesday at 10:30 am

Except June 8th







SANDWICHES WITH COLD CUCUMBER SOUP & MARINATED VEGGIES

! EVERY THURSDAY—BINGO ! Old North Bend Clinic

Doors open 6 pm Cards .50 per card/ 3 for a $1

Pop & Chips will be for sale ALL WELCOME

(Proceeds go towards Elders Gathering in Williams Lake July 11-14, 2016)

NO SHUTTLE

Breakfast at School

Hot Lunch K—7

Hearing Awareness Program at Boston Bar Library see pg 11

Thursday, June 16th from 1:00 - 4:00pm

Health Nurse Visit

Almer Carlson Pool

Grand Opening 12-5pm

Youth/Family Night at CL Sponsored by BBFN

6pm-10pm ALL ARE WELCOME!

NATIONAL ABORIGINAL DAY see page 3

Please see School News

Page 14 - for ALL important

dates & events in June

for BBESS STUDENTS

LAST DAY OF SCHOOL




Bingo at 6pm

Bingo at 6pm

Bingo at 6pm

Bingo at 6pm

Bingo at 6pm

Yale Strawberry Social

12 - 4 pm

See page 11

Old Towne Inne

20th Anniversary

Noon—5pm

NBCC NOON-3

Riverstone Mobile Detox at

Anderson Clinic. Details pg 11

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