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www.bostonbarbc.net February 1, 2014

UPDATE

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.

Extra copies can be picked up at Canyon Lanes.

All cheques made payable to: Boston Bar Enhancement

Society, P.O. Box 251, Boston Bar, BC V0K 1C0

Box ads: $15 per month or $165 for year, plus tax

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

Classifieds: rate $3 & tax for 2 line ad

Charitable receipts available for one year subscription.

DEADLINE for all submissions: 25th of Month

CLASSIFIEDS 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. See Page 13 for more rates.

UPDATE

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

CANYON DISPOSAL— Weekly Waste pick-up $41.66 quarterly.

Call Tuesday—Friday, 10 am—2 pm 867-9272.

PHOTOGRAPHY, PRINTING & PHOTO RESTORATION—Restore your old,

damaged photos and/or negatives. Contact Karen at 604-867-9358

([email protected])

HOUSE for SALE or RENT—4 BEDROOM, 1 1/2 BATH, recently remodelled.

Also, rental house on the same property. Needs TLC. Please contact Donna

Kneller for details. 604-869-5702.

2 MEN with 1 TON TRUCK FOR HIRE—mechanical work, painting, household

jobs, furnace repair, chimney cleaning, cartage services, firewood, snow remov-

al. No job too small. Decent rates, free estimates. Call 604-867-9584.

Housing Rentals Available at Fraser Canyon Trailer Park. Call 867-9011

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 apolo-

gize for any and all mistakes of the past

or future editions that may cause incon-

venience.

BOSTON BAR/NORTH

BEND ENHANCEMENT

SOCIETY

This newsletter is brought to you by the Boston Bar/

North Bend Enhancement Society with special thanks to

the United Way for their support.

WANTED, AVON REP-Avon to buy or

sell contact [email protected]

or 604-539-0008. Only $10 to start your

own home-based business! No inventory,

no order quotas!

The last few months we have been having technical difficulties in printing the news-

letter. Blue streaks were throughout the paper. We apologize for this as the only

other alternative was to not print. We hope to have this problem resolved soon so

thank you for your patience!. EDITOR

BOSTON BAR & NORTH BEND ARE

A VERY SCENIC PART OF B.C.

(See Page 13 re: heritage houses for sale)

Photos courtesy of Karen Tillotson

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MONTHLY & WEEKLY PROGRAMS

Call 867-8800

Hairdresser

FEBRUARY 24th

Barber

Monday, FEBRUARY 3rd

Usually first Monday of Month

Kids $10 Men's $15

TOWN HALL MEETING

March 20th at 7 pm

at Canyon Lanes

FOOD BANK 1-3 pm

Donations can be dropped off at

Canyon Lanes. Please bring your

own bags or containers

Next Food Bank Day February 20th

COMMUNITY FREE LUNCH PROGRAM

FAMILY PLACE

Everyone welcome!

Wednesdays

Noon - 1 pm

Free but donations appreciated.

Fraser Canyon

Better at Home Program

has come to Boston Bar and area

This program is a door to door

transportation to Hope for

seniors in our community. This

program also includes

snow removal in the Winter.

For more information call:

604-869-1831

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 Church

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

Boston Bar FIRST NATIONS

Community Health Representative

(CHR) & (LSS) Legal Aid

Addictions Navigator

867-8844 Fax 867-9317 or email

[email protected]

FRASER CANYON YOUTH SOCIETY

Monday's - Soccer 6-8 pm

at the school gym

Tuesday's - Hand Drumming 6-8 pm

at Anderson Creek Longhouse

6 yrs +, adults welcome too.

if you have a drum, bring it.

Wednesday's - Volleyball 6-8 pm

at the school gym Children under 6 must be attended

by an adult.

For more info call

Georgina Campbell at 867-8844

See page 4.

The family of Syd Hambly would like to thank Lloyd Forman for

MC’ing the Celebration of Life; Steve Clark for providing the

sound system; Cameon Boucher, Cheryl & Betty Davidson and

Nick Clelland for assisting the family in preparing the hall;

Cathy & Ian Harry; Canyon Lanes for the props; and Patricia

Davison for the outstanding job done on the memorial cards.

Very special thanks to Marg Hendrickson for organizing and

preparing the luncheon along with Linda & Tamara Campbell

and Nora Jacobs. Thank you to everyone that had brought des-

serts and celebrated Syd’s life with us. Most of all, I must thank

the local RCMP members who have been amazing!

Senior’s Dinner

Marg Hendrickson & Nora Jacobs

would like to thank Jim Fougere

(Jim’s Restaurant) for loaning the

inserts for the steam table. It was

greatly appreciated!

Ted McNabb was a man who would try to help anyone who needed it at any time, putting them

above himself and was humble to a fault. He asked that no service be performed in his name.

He requested that his ashes be spread alongside his late son Theo; of whom he was intensely

proud, and it will be done. For everyone who had the pleasure of knowing Ted, you will know he is most like-

ly smiling down at us and wishing us all the “very best” as he would often say.

In the name of helping others, he donated his body to U.B.C. Cancer Research facility to assist in the cause.

He raved about the level of care he received at the Abbotsford Cancer Centre and had a lot of fun with the

staff at that facility. In that regard, memorial donations in memory of Ted may be made to the B.C. Cancer

Foundation, 32900 Marshall Road, Abbotsford, B.C. V2S 0C2.

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

Free Rein - Maureen Kehler 10 am-3 pm

Employment Assistant Services;

Literacy Help; Early Childhood Develop.

604-869-2279

Dr. Fritz Every Monday 11-12 pm

Healthy Living get together,

every other

Monday Noon-3 pm

Allen Roscoe, Family Counsellor

Tuesday mornings.

Lunch is provided at

ANDERSON CREEK HEALTH CENTRE

Still looking for a Dentist

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Fraser Canyon Better at Home Program—

Patricia Davison, Coordinator 869-1381

Editor: Update Newsletter-Patricia Davison

869-1308 Deadline 25th of month.

WHO TO CALL;

.Boston Bar Community Hall—Shirley

Crow 604-867-8800

Parks—Shirley Crow 604-867-8800

NBCP—Lillian Forman 867-9775

Family Place—Nancy Carmichael ,

867-9204

Food Bank—Nancy Carmichael, 867-9204

May Day—Shirley Crow 867-8800, Lillian

Forman 867-9775 BB/NB Enhancement Society Meeting 2 pm

Monday, February 17th at Canyon Lanes

FRASER CANYON SHUTTLE BUS

EVERY Friday in FEBRUARY for a door

to door ride to Hope. See Page 4 for

further information or

call 604-869-1831

2014 Winter Special from your local photographer.

KBT Photography & Digital Arts

Give your photos a new lease on life. Just gather your photos from vacations, your children growing up, special occasions, weddings (even from many YEARS ago), family reunions, etc. The life events that you wish to capture are

totally up to you!

Just bring me your favourite photos (up to 100), and I will help you select/sort, then will scan them and digitally en-hance photos where necessary. Then I will transform them all to create an amazing slide show on a DVD: featuring text, music of your choosing and some very impressive ef-fects. It's the perfect way to capture your own unique histo-ry and would make a one-of-a-kind gift for an anniver-sary, the remembrance of a loved one, a birthday gift, or

something you simply want to share "just because".

Special Price: starting at $150.00 for this treasured keep-sake. Additional DVDs: $10.00 each. Please call Karen @ 604-867-9358 for an estimate to meet your very own spe-

cial needs.

(AND please watch this newsletter for upcoming

seasonal specials!!!)

SHUTTLE BUS to

CHILLIWACK LAST

FRIDAY OF THE MONTH.

See Page 4 or call

604-869-1831

Letter to Editor: POLICE PRESENCE APPRECIATED: “As a resident of Boston Bar, I’d

like to pass on that I’ve crossed paths with many people who were impressed and pleased

to notice the four RCMP officers in their red uniform at the service for our community man,

Syd Hambly.” Susan Cosulich

Winter seems to have taken it easy on us this year, aside from a few cold days and nights. The lack of snow

has been a relief for most. However, please keep your road sense. Black ice can still form and the weather

can change quickly. There have been a number of avoidable collisions and those involved have been very

lucky. While our weather is mild and the road clear, the same can’t be said about the Coquihalla. Many trucks

will avoid the “Coq” and drive the canyon instead. This greatly increases the number of vehicles on the road

and the likelihood of a serous accident. Be safe and slow down. Your Boston Bar RCMP

The RCMP had no bad news to report at this time. Lloyd took the opportunity to thank them for their Honour Guard at Syd

Hambly’s Celebration of Life. He also told them how much we, as a community, appreciate the way they have integrated into

the community.

As a result of negotiating with Ann Hazelwood of the Hwys. Dept., the stop sign at the intersection of Grant Road and Highline

Road in North Bend will be removed.

The lease between CNR and BB/NB Enhancement Society has now been signed. Laurie Throness, MLA, has promised he will

help to get our building inspection passed.

Upon investigation North Bend Community Hall is owned by the North Bend Community Association and the land belongs to

FVRD.

Other topics discussed: handicap parking at Canyon Lanes; fence and compost for the Community Garden; outdoor washrooms

for visitors; speed sign of 30 through North Bend; recreation centre in Memorial Park; changes at NBCP; and the importance of

In-Camera Meetings for every society. Also mentioned was that Emergency Services Society provides help in the first 72 hours.

Valentine’s Dinner

by the Grads of 2014

Thursday, February 13th

5pm—7pm

at Boston Bar School

BBQ Chicken,

Potatoes, Corn,

Caesar Salad &

Desserts

Tickets

Pre-sale $10

5 yrs & under $5

2 & under Free

Semi-Formal—50/50 Tickets—Door

Prizes Tickets can be purchased –

from any Grad, Canyon Lanes or the

School Office.- 604-867-9222 TOWN HALL MEETING of January 16, 2014

DIABETES TESTING

February 11th

at Anderson Creek Health Clinic

Call for an appointment

604-867-8844

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

CANYON LANES Community Recreation Centre

Mon.—Thur .9 am—7pm

F r i day—Sunday &

H o l i day s 4—7 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 & 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 ( 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

For more info go to: www.betterathome.ca

FRASER CANYON SHUTTLE

BUS Every Friday, to Chilli-

wack, last Friday of month.

Call 869-1831 to book a seat.

FRASER CANYON BETTER at HOME PROGRAM

SHUTTLE BUS EVERY FRIDAY

Starting in February, the Shuttle Bus is going to Hope every Friday. On the last Friday of the month, the bus

will continue on to CHILLIWACK. Due to the vast size of Chilliwack, the bus will only take passengers to three

locations: Cottonwood Mall, Wal Mart and the third will be determined by request. In other words if there is

one location that most of the passengers on that day would like, then that would be the third stop. Medical

appointments will try to be accommodated. The cost will be $30 for unqualified seniors or non-seniors and sub-

sidized seniors pay nothing.

STAND-BY SEATING for BUS RIDERS. Starting February 7th we will initiate a standby program that will work

as follows: Anyone can ask to be put on the standby list and by Thursday afternoon, you will be notified if

there are any seats available. If you get to ride that day, the cost will be $5. Qualified client’s and persons

paying full price ($20) will get seats first, stand-by’s will have to be at Canyon Lanes by 9:30 am. Stand-by’s

will not be a door to door service.

JUST A REMINDER THAT ANYONE CAN TAKE THE BUS. Tickets can be purchased at Canyon Lanes.

Please note that Canyon Lanes does not take Interac. Cash or debit card please.

Those riders who need a doctor’s appointment in Hope, please try to schedule the appointment for a Friday

and the Murakami Clinic will try and accommodate you. (Just mention you are a Better at Home client or from

Boston Bar.)

If you are from Yale the bus can pick you up on its way to Hope. Please register by calling the number below.

Unqualified seniors and/or non-seniors will pay $8 per trip.

PLEASE REMEMBER IF YOU WANT TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE SERVICES, YOU MUST CALL

THE OFFICE TO SCHEDULE THE SERVICE AT 869-1831. Continued on Page 12.

Ladies Pins Over Score Men's Pins Over Score

Wednesday CLUB 55 LADIES Score CLUB 55 MENS Score

8 Eleanor Forman 67 Lloyd Forman 57

15 Pat Clelland 16 Gordon Paquette 10

22 Pat Clelland 38 Derek Bowman 34

29 Pat Clelland 68

Wednesday SENIOR GIRLS Score SENIOR BOYS Score

8 Nick Clelland 203

15

22 Nick Clelland 251

29 Nick Clelland 160

Wednesday JUNIOR GIRLS Score JUNIOR BOYS Score

15 Austyn Campbell 110



Thursday BANTAM GIRLS Score BANTAM BOYS Score

9 Cyrus Florence 267

16 Gage Campbell 118

23 Antoine Jackson 136

Thursday JET GIRLS Score JET BOYS Score

9 Juliana Campbell 88

23 Juliana Campbell 80

Thursday SMURF GIRLS Score SMURF BOYS Score

9 Cedar Walters 25

16 Cedar/Brandon 28

23 Cedar Walters 40

North Bend Historic Houses

for sale $1

The FVRD is selling two “highline houses” with the land for $1 with

the provision that the exterior of the homes must be brought up to

heritage standards. Ownership of the house and land will be trans-

ferred upon completion of the restoration work. Originally, eight

houses were built by CPR to house employees and their families.

There is only two left in this architectural design. If interested,

please contact Riley Forman at travelthecanyon.com or

604-869-6048 or Lloyd Forman, Area A Representative, FVRD at

604-860-3007.

FAMILY PLACE NEWS

Feb. 3rd –Split Pea Soup & Biscuits

Feb. 12th—Honey Garlic Chicken Drums & Rice

Feb. 19th —Pulled Pork Bunwich

Feb. 26th—Minestrone & Buns

Kid Friendly sandwiches are always available.

Seniors stay afterwards to play games, crafts and

friendly visiting

The meals are free but donations are always appre-

ciated. Everyone is welcome.

COMMUNITY FREE LUNCH PROGRAM

TRIPLE P

MANAGING MISBEHAVIOUR

FRASER CANYON HOSPICE SOCIETY

Hospice Palliative Care is person-centered care for people with a terminal illness, their caregivers, loved ones

and the bereaved. Our approach is unique to each individual’s wishes and family’s needs. We have a full team

available to provide physical, emotional, mental, spiritual, financial and social support through the death, dying

and grief journeys. We offer many volunteer programs to meet the needs of our clients such as support groups,

relaxation and complimentary therapies, Advanced Care Planning Workshops, patient comfort, and more.

For those who have lost a loved one, our current bereavement programs are as follows:

Hopeful Hearts Bereavement Support Group; Bereavement Support; Relaxation Group; Camp Skylark and a

Resource Library.

Pre-registration and/or application is required for all programs listed above.

To register, please call 604-860-7713 or email [email protected] or visit our website for further

information at www.frasercanyonhospice.org

“Memory is the power to gather roses in Winter.”

All children need to learn to accept limits and to control their disappointment when they do not get what they

want. Children learn self-control when their parents use consequences for misbehaviour immediately, con-

sistently and decisively.

Establish Clear Ground Rules: Recommended Age Range 3-12 years. Children need limits to know what is

expected of them and how they should behave. A few (4-5) can help. Rules should tell children what to do

rather than what not to do. Ex: Keep hand and feet to yourself rather than don’t run, don’t shout, don’t fight.

Use Directed Discussion to Deal With Rule Breaking: Directed discussion is best used when a child occa-

sionally forgets a basic house rule. It involves gaining your child’s attention, telling your child the problem

and describing or getting your child to suggest the correct behaviour. The correct behaviour can then be

practised.

Use Planned Ignoring to Deal with Minor Problem Behaviour: Planned ignoring means to deliberately pay no

attention to a child when a minor problem behaviour occurs. When you ignore a behaviour do not look at or

talk to your child. If necessary turn and walk away. Keep ignoring for as long as the behaviour continues.

As soon as your child stops the problem behaviour and behaves appropriately, praise them. Give clear, calm

instructions and be prepared to back up your instructions.

Next month the article will continue with instructions on how to get your child to follow your directions.

Better at Hope Program…...cont’d from page 4

CALL FOR VOLUNTEER DRIVERS

We need a pool of volunteer drivers that can provide residents with a ride to Anderson Creek Health Clinic and

free lunch at Family Place on Wednesdays. A nominal fee will be paid to the volunteer to help with gas ex-

penses. If you are a (qualified) client registered with the BaHP there will be no cost to you and all others will

pay $10 to Anderson and $5 to free lunch per trip. Volunteer drivers need to register at the number below and

sign a Confidentiality Agreement.

PLEASE CALL THE OFFICE TO VOLUNTEER AT 869-1831.

SENIORS SOCIAL HOUR

Right after Wednesday’s free-lunch. Socialize, play games (crib, scrabble, card games, etc.), and /or

do crafts. 1-2 pm.

CAR SEATS & BOOSTER SEATS BCAA has generously supplied Family Place

with a limited number of infant and children’s

car seats and booster seats: 2 convertible

infant/toddler seats; 2 rear facing seats; 6

children’s booster seats. These will be available for short or long term use to

families in our area. If you need to borrow one please call 867-9204

Eric Phibbs received a 10 year Certificate of Appreciation and Robert

Walters and Shoneena Loss received a 5 year Certificate of Appreciation.

YALE

604-863-2279

Karen Rushlow, Library Supervisor

Takiya Lee, Library Page

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, Library Supervisor

Lesley Campbell, Library Page

Tuesday & Thursday

1:00—5:00 pm (dinner)

5:30—7:30 pm

Book Club—It meets the last Tuesday of the month

at 4-4:30 pm. If you can’t make the meeting then

join us on-line at Facebook site: Boston Bar Library

Book Club to discuss what we read.

Valentines Day Event—Tuesday, February 11th at

2:30 pm at the Library. Come join us for the stories

and fun!

Tech Help with Michelle Dekok—Do you need

help with one of your phones, e-reader, laptop, i-

pad, the internet or computer program? Then call

before Thursday, February 6th to make an appoint-

ment for one of the time slots, please. 4-5 pm or

5:15—6:15 pm or 6:30-7:30 pm. .

Yale Garden Club Meeting— Every sec-

ond Wednesday of the month at 7 pm.

Valentines Day Event—Wednesday,

February 12th at 5:30 pm at the Library.

Come join us for a story and some fun!

Lego Contest—Bring in your own crea-

tions, no store-bought sets allowed. Con-

test for kids and teens. There will be a

1st, 2nd, 3rd prize. Creations must be

brought into the Library by 5 pm on Sat-

urday, February 22nd. Winners will be

notified on the next opening day.

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WINNING LEGOS

1st—Roman Berg

2nd—Emma Berg

3rd-Richelle Roche

LEGO CONTEST

ENTRIES

Harvey Robinson, a Native Education Resource elder with School District 78, has been coming to BBESS on

Tuesdays, and will continue until February 18, facilitating various cultural activities.

Our Child Care Counselor, Charmagne Campbell, has accepted a new position at TREC in Hope. School Dis-

trict 78 is currently in the process of finding a replacement for Ms. Campbell.

Ministry of Education 2014 Satisfaction Survey information and login information was sent home last week to parents of students in grades 4, 7 and 10. Please take the time to complete the survey. If you do not have Internet access, feel free to stop by the school and we’ll help you out. Students in grades 4, 7, and 10 will be

completing the online surveys at school.

Thursday January 23, Genome BC and Let’s Talk Science presented science workshops throughout the day

for all students.

Tuesday January 28, Eric Wong shared the Chinese New Year customs he practices as well as discussed the

value of customs, ceremonies and tradition in all cultures in individual classes throughout the day.

Thursday January 30, K – 12 students enjoyed a winter trip to Manning Park and enjoyed a variety of winter

sports.

Please contact Mrs. Dekok at the school for Friday School dates.

Breakfast for Learning and the BC School Fruit & Vegetable programs continue to help BBESS provide snacks

to students 2 – 3 times weekly.

Dates to remember:

* February 3 – 17 - 2014 FSAs, Foundation Skills Assessments, for grades 4 & 7 will take place during class time. For parent information regarding FSAs, please go to www.bced.gov.bc.ca/assessment/fsa/ * Monday February 3 @ 3:45 – PAC meeting in Room 25 * Tuesday February 4 - Indian Taco lunch for students and staff provided and prepared by volunteers. If you are interested in donating or helping out, contact Kathy at the school. * Friday February 7 – No School * Monday February 10 – No School/Family Day * Wednesday February 12 @ 1:00 - Bold Eagle presentation by Captain Derek Bales for students grades 8 – 12, parents are welcome to attend. * Thursday February 13 – Grad Valentine’s dinner starting @ 5:00 in the gym * Friday February 14 – SCHOOL IN SESSION & Valentine’s Day * Thursday February 20 – Term 3 ends * Friday February 21 – No School * Monday February 24 – Term 4 begins * Thursday February 27 – Term 3 Report Cards sent home

* Friday February 28 – No School

Pancake Breakfast

http://www.bced.gov.bc.ca/assessment/fsa/

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 only with the support of our advertisers.

Without them we would not be able to offer this service to you, so, please support these businesses.

Thank you,

Boston Bar/North Bend Enhancement Society.

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

t-shirts/sweats/hoodies/hats/hi-vis

apparel/I phone covers/personalized

mugs/water bottles/photo plaques/

corplast signs/auto/window decals/

stickers Patty 869-1332 Rob 206-4235

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This publication is sent directly to your mail box once a month only with the support of our advertisers.

Without them we would not be able to offer this service to you, so, please support these businesses.

Thank you,

Boston Bar/North Bend Enhancement Society.

867-9295

867-9614

867-9113

869-2407

867-9296

CHIMNEY MAINTENANCE and

SNOW REMOVAL 867-9591 or 860-1091

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu F r i Sa t

THRIFT SHOPPE

SALE all month

$5 per bag of

clothing.

BUS RESERVATIONS

CALL 869-1831

1 NBCP—11-4

2

Ground Hog Day

3 CapC Drop-In & Better

Beginnings 10—2 pm.

Visit from Health nurse., Jenn

Barber at CL

4 NBCP—11- 4

Cap C Drop-In 10-2 pm.

Lunch is free.

5 Anderson Creek Clinic 10-3

Cap-C Drop-In 10-1 pm

COMMUNITY LUNCH at FP 12-1 Split Pea Soup & Biscuits

6

7

NO SCHOOL

8 NBCP — 11-4

9 10 FAMILY DAY.

Family Place CLOSED

NO SCHOOL

CANYON LANES 4-7 pm

11 NBCP 11-4

Cap C Drop-In 10-2 pm

Lunch is free.

Valentine Crafts



COMMUNITY LUNCH at FP 12-1 Honey Garlic Chicken Drums & Rice

13

14

SCHOOL in Session

15 NBCP — 11-4

16



The Happiest Toddler on the Block .

Enhancement Meeting

2 pm at CL

18 NBCP 11-4

Cap C Drop-In 10-2 pm.

Lunch is free.



COMMUNITY LUNCH at FP 12-1 Pulled Pork Bunwich

20

Food Bank Day 1-3 pm

21

NO SCHOOL

22 NBCP— 11-4

23



Visit with Lana, perinatal specialist

Hairdresser at CL

25 NBCP 11-4

Cap C Drop-In 10-2 pm

Lunch is free.



COMMUNITY LUNCH at FP 12-1 Minestrone & Buns

27

28 CHILLIWACK TRIP

NO SCHOOL

1 NBCP— 11-4

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

FAMILY PLACE HOURS

Monday & Tuesday 10:00-2:00 pm

Wednesday 10—1 pm

Community Lunch—12-1 pm

Closed Thursday & Friday

STRONG START HOURS

Monday—Thursday

11:30 am—3 pm

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