July - Senior Connector

The Award Winning Voice of Seniors throughout the Thompson/Nicola/Shuswap Districts 

Volume 12, No. 1, JULY 2003 

Senior 

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your 

“The Seniors’ Own Newspaper” summer! 

Thinking Out Loud 

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Hilda Rasich’s Busy Hands 

BY SHIRLEY J. MARK 

BY LISA HENDERSON 

Hilda Rasich’s beautiful hands prove 

that a lifetime of hard work can be 

good for you. A founder of the 

Brocklehurst Community Hall and the 

Seniors Centre, the 88-year-old city 

pioneer has used those hands for many 

purposes over the years. 

Rasich’s memories of her early 

years in Brocklehurst are very clear. 

She was fifteen years old when she 

came to Kamloops in 1929 with her 

family. Her family, the Bosserts, had 

emigrated from Romania and spent 

some months on the prairies before 

arriving at what was then known as 

B.C. Fruitland. 

This charming card was hand-delivered to me on June “The boss picked us up at the station 

and drove us out to Brocklehurst 

22, 2003, 63 years after my sister created it. Inside the 

card is written ‘To Shirley, with love from Doris, to a line of shacks. We were out in 

1940.’ I had not seen the card before and don’t know why Crestline, near where the airport is.” 

she made it for me, then didn’t give it to me. I was seven in said Rasich. “The farmers were told 

1940 and she was 19, perhaps she designed another card for what to plant. I ploughed with two 

me thinking this was too sophisticated for a seven-year-old. horses, walking behind the plough all 

PHOTO: LISA HENDERSON 

We can only speculate — but will never know for certain. day. I had to do that in a dress.” 

Hilda Rasich 

Doris suffered a brain aneurysm on December 18, 1976, a She wore a dress when she worked 

few short hours after her son’s (Ron’s) wedding in Calgary. at the tomato cannery in Kamloops, 

She and her husband were staying with my niece (Carole) too, although then it was covered with 20th Anniversary 

about 80 miles out of Calgary when the aneurysm struck her an apron. She said that if you were fast 

and she immediately went into a coma. She was rushed to at peeling tomatoes you got paid by Celebration! 

hospital in Calgary, but never regained consciousness and the crate, but most worked for 32 cents 

died the day after Christmas. We were living in Colorado an hour. The Brocklehurst workers Desert Gardens Community Centre is building at 540 Seymour Street and 

Springs at the time and went to California to be with another pedalled miles on their bikes to work celebrating its origins. Several community 

minded individuals decided in new setting, Desert Gardens has 

dedicated as “Desert Gardens.” In the 

sister for that sad Christmas season. When Doris’s husband in September and October in the 

called to tell us she had died and the funeral was to be on the 1930s. 

1983 to start the Lansdowne Seniors evolved from a Seniors Centre to a real 

last day of that year, we immediately booked flights from “All the farmers brought ripe tomatoes 

there by horse and buggy. The tered with incorporation in November On the occasion of our 20th year of 

Centre. This name was officially regis- 

Community Centre for everyone. 

Los Angeles to Saskatoon, where family picked us up at the 

airport for the trip to their home in Prince Albert. 

ketchup smelled wonderful when you 1983. After operating the Centre in operation we are proud to honour the 

Now, for the pleasant surprise I received one morning a came across the bridge from various downtown locations, the foresight of our founders and recognize 

the many sponsors that supported 

few days after coming home from hospital, on May 28, after Brockelhurst,” said Rasich. 

Centre moved to the 300 Block of 

my back surgery and stroke. My phone rang just after 9 a.m. “If I wasn’t there, I was packing Victoria Street. The name was reregistered 

as Seniors Community Centre financially. The centrepiece for the 

the efforts of the Community Centre 

and a man’s voice said, “Do you know who this is” His apples at Mainline Shipping. There 

voice seemed familiar but I wasn’t sure. Then he said, “It’s were two packing houses near where Society. In order to obtain a more suitable 

facility for all the different activi- 

“Desert Gardens Recognition Board” 

start of our celebration will be the new 

Ron — Carole and I are coming to see you the weekend of Riverside Park is now. They would 

PLEASE SEE “THINKING,” PAGE 13 PLEASE SEE “HILDA,” PAGE 12 ties bold plans were made for a new 

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You don’t have to be a member to 

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F. LORRAINE KEETCH 

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PLUS 

ABERDEEN 

West of the Mall • 374-3115 

Mon-Sat 7:30am-5:30pm 

Sun 9am-5pm 


Desert Garden and 

Auxiliary News 

BY PEGGIE WARD 

Welcome to Summer, a 

beautiful season of the year. 

Let’s hope for several weeks 

of nice weather. 

I’m told that Linedance, 

Fitness Fun, all Card Games 

and Bingo will continue 

throughout the summer. I 

don’t know about Carpet 

Bowling So you will have 

to look at the calendar. 

The Auxiliary will continue 

to have “coffee meetings” 

for the summer and 

will get back to business in 

September.In the fall we will 

plan a Bazaar and Fashion 

Show. 

There are three or four 

Wedding Receptions being 

held at the Centre in the 

month of July. Congratulations 

to the Happy 

Couples. 

June 21st saw us hold our 

last Saturday morning breakfast 

until September. Since 

we haven’t been able to find 

a volunteer cook for 

Saturday mornings. It made 

a long day for Kelly, when 

she had another function on 

Saturday evening. We hope 

you will all understand and 

join us again in the fall. 

Thank you to the folks at 

Schoenings. I was so happy 

to see your time and temperature 

sign fixed. Really 

missed it! ( I’m one of 

those people who still like to 

see the temperature in 

Farenheit.) 

A Giant Crib Tournament 

will be held Sunday July 

20th. 

I hope that you all had a 

Happy Canada Day. 

Hello to all shut ins and 

Happy Birthday to all thoses 

who have birthdays in July. 

See you all next month. 

Senior Connector encourages 

Letters to the Editor 

Please forward them to us via mail at 

Box 729, Kamloops, B.C. V2C 5M4 

E-mail: 

seniorconnector@hotmail.com 

Or drop them off at our office 

#107, 540 Seymour St. 

Kamloops, B.C. V2C 2G9 

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Mon-Sat 8am-5pm 

Sun 10am-5pm 

JULY, 2003 

Letter to the Editor: 

The Seniors’ Carnival 

held on Wednesday, June 11 

at McArthur Island was a 

huge success with close to 

500 people in attendance. 

Thanks to the continued 

sponsorship from Thompson 

Valley Savings Credit Union, 

this community event has 

grown immensely over the 

last 10 years. 

In the past, staff at Parks 

& Recreation used Riverside 

Park Bandshell, Heritage 

House and Parkside Lounge 

as site locations. This year 

we decided to do something 

different. We actually asked 

people who worked with 

seniors, and even seniors 

themselves for ideas on what 

they would like to happen on 

their day. Hence the change 

in venue and program format. 

An event like this 

requires assistance from 

many people. Pastor Neil 

Mansell and his volunteers 

from the Feast helped with 

the games, the Old Time 

Fiddlers along with Roxanne 

Hall and Bonnie McLean 

provided entertainment, the 

Brocklehurst Lions served 

baked beans and barbequed 

burgers (complete with 

hand-chopped onions), Neil 

McDonald from Interior 

Display made sure his tents 

gave us extra protection, the 

organizing committee of 

Melody Formanski, Muriel 

Dupuis, Dana Levere, Mike 

Bittante, Lynn Murphy and 

Danielle Duperreault who 

turned great ideas into fun 

things to do, and last but not 

least, the grunt workers, Lisa 

Geary, Alexei Gavriel and 

Ben Foulger who set up 

tables and chairs, made popcorn, 

served ice cream cones 

(that was graciously donated 

from Blackwell Dairy), carried 

food and drink for the 

seniors and stayed right to 

the end cleaning up under the 

watchful eyes of all the 

crows. 

What would an event be 

if no one showed up The 

coverage of articles and pictures 

published in the 

Kamloops Daily News, the 

Senior Connector and 

Kamloops This Week made 

sure the word was out. It was 

most rewarding to see the 

happy smiles on so many 

faces. To all who make this 

community a great place to 

live, work and play thank 

you a million times! 

K-J Klontz 

Recreation Program 

Coordinator 

City of Kamloops 

Parks & Recreation Services 

For the Record 

Last month’s feature on 

Al Trotter contained two factual 

errors. Al and Val 

Trotter were married in 

1950, not in 1948, as stated 

in the article. The “Horror 

March,” ending Trotter’s 

time in the prisoner-of- war 

camp, was not a Russian 

undertaking. The thousandmile 

march to a North Sea 

port was led by German soldiers. 

—Lisa Henderson. 

Are you looking 

for fun 

Join us for 

Fun Bridge! 

Each 

Tuesday 

at 1pm 

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JULY, 2003 SENIOR CONNECTOR www.seniorconnector.com PAGE 9 

Mayor Rothenburger turns 

earth at Hugh Allen Drive 

In Kamloops on June 18, 

Mayor Mel Rothenburger 

and Interior Health board 

chair Alan Dolman turned 

the soil at 1220 Hugh Allen 

Drive, the location of the 

new Kamloops Seniors 

Village. 

The project is lead by 

Retirement Concepts of 

Vancouver who will be providing 

142 residential care 

beds and assisted living 

units at the facility. 

Interior health has contracted 

89 of the residential 

care beds to provide care for 

people with complex health 

needs who require 24-hour 

professional nursing care. 

The facility will feature 

large private rooms for all 

residents each with their 

own bathroom, bright and 

spacious open areas, a village 

centre with a tuck shop 

and bistro, and excellent 

accessibility for people in 

walkers and wheelchairs. 

“We want to be able to 

offer more choices for 

seniors in the future, and the 

concept of this new facility 

will be a “campus of care” 

where we offer various care 

levels so seniors can stay in 

the same place as their 

needs change,” said Azim 

Jamal, president of 

Retirement Concepts. “All 

our facilities are designed to 

offer an attractive, homelike 

environment, while at the 

same time providing a variety 

of care levels and services 

depending on the 

needs of our residents.” 

The designer of the 

project, architect Derek 

Crawford and the project 

manager Doug Kasper were 

also on hand to join in the 

festivities. Kasper mentioned 

that although the 

company is based in 

Vancouver, most of the 

labour and resources 

required over the next 15 

months will come from 

local sources. 

The facility is scheduled 

to open in the summer of 

2004. 

Parkside Estate Opening 

BRUNI BAUN 

Parkside Estate is opening, 

and we are hitting the ground 

running. The full service 

seniors’ center will be up and 

running on Tuesday, July 1st. 

It’s been a long hard road but 

the work has paid off and a 

wonderful facility has been 

erected to serve the area’s 

seniors who would like a 

carefree, unencumbered 

lifestyle, with no meals to 

prepare, weekly housekeeping, 

linen and towel service 

and many other amenities 

that go along with the unit 

rental. Tenants will also be 

able to receive assistance 

when they need some help 

with things like bathing or 

getting ready for the day each 

morning. A suite is available 

for short-term bookings for 

anyone needing the services 

of Parkside on a temporary 

basis. 

The July Activities 

Calendar, for Parkside Estate 

has been set, with activities 

from walking to quilting to a 

musical jam session. 

Parkside Estates promises to 

be a active place to enjoy life 

and the Chase community. 

The village of Chase is a 

gem of a small town located 

at the gateway to the 

Shuswap Lakes. The community 

boasts services and 

recreational opportunities 

within easy walking distance. 

Shops, banks, post 

office, dentist, optometrist, 

pharmacy, physio-therapist, 

library, curling rink, bowling 

alley, churches within 

four blocks, health/ medical 

center and ambulance services 

right next door, all 

within walking distance. 

Parkside Estate borders on a 

large, creek side park, with 

walking trails, checkerboards 

and horseshoe pits. 

This area is a popular tourist 

destination well known for 

great golfing, fishing and 

many other year round outdoor 

activities. 

Drop on by and take a 

tour of Parkside Estate 

located in the beautiful 

Southern Interior of British 

Columbia, where residents 

can benefit from the accessibility 

and comfort of living 

in a small, active community. 

Tours are by appointment. 

Call Bruni Baun at 

(250) 679-2806. 

Watch for our 

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Retentive memory may be a good thing, 

but the ability to forget is the 

true token of greatness. 

Grand 

Opening 

in July 

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How Sweet It Is! 

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On a mid-June Saturday 

morning, we take our weekly 

walk through the 

Farmers’ Market, enjoying 

the abundance of fresh produce. 

We are glad to see the 

return of trout, both fresh 

and smoked, after an 

absence of two years. Now I 

have to decide on our weekly 

treat — smoked trout or 

sheep cheese in olive oil and 

herbs. Decisions! Decisions! 

There are lots of bedding 

plants remaining but 

they will soon be replaced 

by lettuce, radishes, green 

onions and strawberries. 

Already there are bunches 

of spinach and asparagus, 

hot house tomatoes, cucumber 

and peppers. 

However, this Saturday 

my focus is on honey. There 

are several vendors selling 

their home-grown product, 

sweet and fresh and at a fair 

price. I buy a small tub from 

our former stock-broker and 

hurry off home to make a 

batch of granola and some 

honey-butter (2 tablespoons 

Becel mixed with 3 tablespoons 

honey) for our 

Sunday morning breakfast 

pancakes. There is something 

about honey which 

adds a flavour very different 

from sugar. 

Honey has a long history 

as a sweetener. It was 

regarded by the ancients as 

the food of the Gods and a 

symbol of wealth and happiness. 

In the Bible, the 

Promised Land is described 

as “the land of milk and 

honey” In the Middle Ages, 

honey was used medicinally 

and to make mead, an alcoholic 

beverage made with 

honey, yeast and ginger. 

Mead is too sweet for my 

taste but if anyone would 

like to make a batch, here is 

a recipe as printed on a souvenir 

tea towel bought in 

Cornwall, England. 

18th Century Mead 

3 pounds honey 

1 gallon water 

1 ounce yeast 

2 ounces Jamaican ginger 

Boil water for half an 

hour. (I can’t think why 


unless it is to drive off any 

impurities) 

Add honey and boil for 

an hour, skimming off the 

scum as it collects. Cut up 

ginger and bruise it, place in 

a muslin bag and add to the 

liquid. Put in yeast when it 

is almost cold. Pour into 

bottles and when the action 

of the yeast ceases, cork 

tightly. Drink hot or cold. 

Another old recipe using 

honey is Bar-Le-Duc. It is 

fiddly to make because you 

have to stem each black currant 

but it is delicious 

poured over ice-cream. 

Bar Le-Duc 

Wash and stem 3 quarts 

black currants. Crush a few 

at the bottom of the pot. 

Bring to the boiling point, 

then boil 2 minutes. Add 6 

cups heated sugar. Boil 2 

1/2 minutes. Add 1/2 cup 

honey in a slow stream so as 

not to disturb the boiling 

point. Boil 2 1/2 minutes 

longer. Pour into sterilized 

jars and cover with wax. 

As a child, the first 

honey I tasted was wild 

honey in the comb, given 

me by a friend whose father 

was adept at tracking bees 

to a bee-tree and smoking 

out the bees. As I chewed, 

trying to separate the wax 

from the sweet stuff inside, I 

decided that honey was definitely 

over-rated. My first 

encounter with commercial 

honey was an embarrassement 

when, being invited to 

a friend’s house for supper, I 

was passed an unused tin of 

creamed honey. I had never 

seen anything like that 

before (it looked like lard) 

and, much to the amusement 

of my hosts, had no 

idea what to do with it! 

In Victoria, we bought 

Babe’s honey in gallon jars 

from an unattended fruit 

stand on a side street. They 

sold on the honour system 

— customers dropped the 

correct money into a sealed 

box and helped themselves. 

2003 Terry Fox Run 

for Cancer Research 

September 14, 2003 

• Theme: “Unbreakable Spirit” 

• Run, walk, bike or skate all across Canada 

• Pledge sheets available in numerous 

stores across BC 

• Online pledging at www.terryfoxrun.org 

• 89¢ of every dollar goes directly to the 

National Cancer Institute of Canada 

For more information call 

1-888-TFOXRUN (836-9786) 

That was over 40 years ago 

and I doubt that Babe still 

sells honey that way. 

Here’s a recipe good for 

an outdoor summer meal. 

Honeyed Garlic Chicken 

Wings 

1/4 cup soy sauce 

1/2 cup liquid honey 

2 cloves garlic, minced 

1 teaspoon sherry 

2 or 3 pounds chicken wings 

Combine soy sauce, 

honey, garlic and sherry. 

Bake the chicken wings in a 

shallow pan 325 degrees for 

about an hour, basting with 

the honey sauce until it has 

all been used. Watch carefully 

towards the end of the 

cooking time in case the 

wings become charred 

By the time you read 

this column, it will be July. 

I hope you all have a very 

pleasant summer and I’ll see 

you at the Market! 

Art Knapp/CNIB 

GARDEN TOUR 

View the gardens of some of 

the family and friends of the 

Art Knapp Garden Centre 

Sunday, July 6 - 9am-3pm 

Cost: $10 

All proceeds to CNIB 

Pick up an address list of gardens 

on the tour at Art Knapp’s. 

Hot dogs and drinks will be for 

sale at 5030 Cammeray. 

For more info: 374-8080 

or visit Art Knapp’s 

JULY, 2003 

Unbreakable spirit 

Carolyn Ehrier is a young 

girl whose compassion and 

commitment to make this 

world a better place surpasses 

most. One year ago, 

Carolyn witnessed her 

grandfather losing his battle 

with cancer and since has 

decided to help make cancer 

a disease of the past. 

What could an 11-yearold 

really do that would 

make a difference 

As a toddler, Carolyn suffered 

from alopecia, a disorder 

that causes hair loss. As a 

result, when she was able to 

grow and keep her hair she 

cherished her long, blonde 

locks. She loved having it 

styled and planned to keep it 

her whole life. In February 

2002, Carolyn and her mother 

Christine were discussing 

cancer and how unfortunate 

it is that many people lose 

their hair through chemotherapy 

treatments. Carolyn’s 

mom mentioned how 

some people shave their hair 

to encourage people to 

donate money and time in 

support of cancer research. 

Carolyn just said, “I could do 

that and people would probably 

give a lot of money and 

that could help find a cure.” 

Christine was surprised at 

her daughter’s statement saying 

that, “Carolyn was a popular 

girl who valued her 

looks, social and fashion status 

greatly.” 

However, as time passed 

Carolyn’s determination and 

spirit to make a difference 

strengthened. She forged 

a 

when her family learned that 

the entire community of 

Sparwood had raised a total 

of $6,900 the previous year. 

However, as people learned 

of Carolyn’s endeavours, she 

was able to not only meet, 

but surpass her goal of 

$5,000 and raised a total of 

During her campaign, 

people would ask how short 

she was going to cut her hair. 

She always looked sort of 

puzzled, and replied that she 

would be shaving it all off, of 

course. After all, she was 

doing this both to raise 

money for research and to 

show her support of those 

who lost their hair to treatments. 

In this way she kept 

the spirit alive and encouraged 

people to remember the 

importance of donating for 

The theme for this year’s 

Terry Fox Run is “Unbreakable 

Spirit,” reflecting not 

only on Terry’s spirit, shown 

during his 1980 Marathon of 

Hope, but also that of supporters 

like Carolyn. If you 

would like to show your spirit 

and help beat cancer, 

please come out and support 

take place all across Canada. 

This year we are proud to 

announce a new feature 

for online pledging. For 

more information please contact 

our national website 

ahead 

ing 

setting 

$5,000 

goal 

for 

of rais- 

cancer 

research. 

appeared 

Carolyn’s 

to be unattainable 

goal 

$6,810. 

cancer research. 

your 

Fox 

September 

local community 

Run 

14. 

on 

The 

Terry 

Sunday, 

runs will 

at www.terryfoxrun.org or 

call 1-888-TFOXRUN 

(836-9786). 

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Companionship 

www.matchmaking.ca 

bringing singles closer together 

376-5080


Financial Focus 

Protecting your assets 

Canadians 

nominated for 

Will Rogers 

awards 

BY MIKE PUHALLO 

Canadians among the 

finalists for the 2003 Will 

Rogers awards to be presented 

on July 8 in Fort Worth, 

Texas include: Ian Tyson, 

Longview Alberta; Eli Barsi, 

Stony Plain, Alberta; Doris 

Daley, Calgary, Alberta; 

Tammy Gisiasen, Innisfail, 

Alberta; Frank Gleeson, 

Williams Lake, B.C.; and 

Mike Puhallo, Kamloops, 

B.C. 

There are also two 

Canadian videos nominated 

for western music video of 

the year. These are No 

Borders, produced by 

Don Shook Productions, 

Vavenby, B.C., and Cowboy 

Poets Minstrels of 

the West, produced by 

Hired Gun Productions, 

Edmonton, Alberta. 

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When considering the 

possibility of an untimely 

death, there are many philosophical 

and emotional 

aspects to come to terms 

with. Once these issues are 

addressed, there are even 

more considerations from a 

practical standpoint. 

Issues you need to consider 

fall under the broad 

heading of estate planning. 

The key to establishing a 

successful estate plan is 

working with individuals 

that you trust. A logical 

place to start is with your 

local investment representative. 

The investment representative 

will work with a 

team of specialists, including 

an accountant and 

lawyer, in the preparation of 

a plan to pass your estate on 

to your loved ones. 

When establishing an 

estate plan, start by considering 

these ideas: 

1) Identify your objectives. 

Estate planning really 

is lifetime planning. It 

should focus on planning for 

life more than for death – 

your life, the lives of family 

and friends, and finally the 

lives of your heirs. Estate 

planning involves not only 

financial and tax matters, but 

also helping to make sure 

family members will be 

secure. You can discuss your 

objectives with your professional 

advisor, who can help 

you implement the appropriate 

plan. 

2) Create a list of your 

assets. In order for professional 

advisors to assist you 

in designing an effective 

estate plan, they will need an 

accurate list of the assets you 

own. Your investment representative 

can provide you 

with a personal financial 

inventory sheet, a comprehensive 

checklist you can 

use when creating an inventory 

of your assets. 

3) Minimize administrative 

details. When settling 

your estate, your family 

members may find themselves 

swamped with paperwork. 

Keeping your list of 

assets up to date will help, so 

consolidate your assets and 

keep a detailed inventory of 

your securities. 

4) Draft a will. A will is a 

written document that provides 

for the distribution of 

your property when you die. 

Wills are important because 

they allow you to determine 

how and to whom your 

assets will be distributed. If 

you die without a will, the 

distribution of your estate 

will be governed by the laws 

of the province you live in. A 

will is also important if you 

have minor children, 

because it allows you to designate 

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5) Reduce probate costs. 

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We’ve talked about planning 

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A power of attorney for personal 

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German choir visits Le Jeune Manor 

BY ARLENE SHORSKY 

A German choir brought 

a European touch to residents 

of Le Jeune Manor on 

May 28. Doreen Haughton 

played the piano and the 12 

chorals gave a nice sound in 

German. 

The choir sang appropriate 

pieces for the season. 

Their first song was 

“Spring,” commonly known 

as the bird song, followed by 

“The Spring is just 

Coming,” “The Flute” and 

“Now we have Flowers.” 

They sang a medley of 

hunting tunes near the end, 

with “Goodbye and 

Goodnight” as the closing 

song. 

John Nykyforchyn, on 

behalf of the Knights of 

Columbus and tenants, 

thanked the group for coming 

and for their fine performance. 

Refreshments were compliments 

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BY BLAIR NIXON 

Maria Clark came to Canada 

from the Philippines in 

1990. She became a 

Canadian citizen in 1996. In 

December, 1997, her husband 

purchased a kiosk at 

the food fair in the Ironwood 

Mall in Campbell River. 

Maria worked at her husband’s 

business. 

In July, 1998, one 

evening after the mall was 

closed to the public, Maria 

and her husband were walking 

in a mall corridor to 

attend a merchant’s meeting. 

She was familiar with 

warning signs that were used 

when the floor was being 

washed in the mall. There 

were none out that evening. 

As she walked towards 

the area where the meeting 

was being held, she and her 

husband crossed the tiled 

area in the corridor. 

Suddenly, she slipped and 

fell and her husband heard a 

“clunk” which he believed 

was from her head hitting 

the floor. 

While Maria had not 

noticed that the floor tile was 

wet prior to her fall, an 

employee of the firm, 

Mustang Maintenance, had 

just mopped that area of the 

floor. Although the mall 

owned yellow warning signs 

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to alert patrons to wet floors, 

they were not being used. 

Ultimately, Maria brought 

an action for damages 

against the mall owner and 

Mustang Maintenance. The 

trial was heard in front of 

Justice Taylor of the B.C. 

Supreme Court. 

Expert evidence from 

both sides confirmed that at 

the time of Maria’s fall, the 

tiles would have been slippery. 

Maria suffered from 

very pronounced headaches 

and as at the date of 

trial, continued to experience 

10 to 15 severe, sharp 

headaches per day. 

The medical evidence at 

trial confirmed that the 

headaches were permanent 

and that she had suffered 

some loss of intellectual 

functioning as a result of her 

fall. 

Justice Taylor concluded 

that Maria had slipped 

because of the wet floor. He 

further concluded that the 

mall owner and Mustang 

Maintenance had failed in 

their duty to take reasonable 

steps to inform Maria of the 

risk that existed while the 

floors were being washed. 

The fall caused her significant 

injuries that were 

unlikely to improve. 

Justice Taylor found both 

JULY, 2003 

Legal Ease 

Slippery floors can lead to painful consequences 

Defendants liable to Maria 

for damages as a result of 

the injuries sustained and 

awarded her damages totalling 

almost $160,000. 

Maria’s fall and the significant 

ongoing disruption 

to her life could have easily 

been avoided if the mall 

owner and the maintenance 

contractor had simply 

ensured that the warning 

signs which were available, 

were used on the night in 

question. This failure to 

exercise reasonable care 

resulted in the imposition 

of the substantial damage 

award against the 

Defendants. 

One can only hope, that 

as a result of Maria’s lawsuit, 

mall owners, maintenance 

contractors and other 

similar parties, will take 

those extra precautions to 

warn pedestrians of slippery 

floors and other similar hazards. 

Blair Nixon is a lawyer at 

Nixon & Company and can 

be reached in Kamloops 

at 372-3233 or Merritt at 

378-4966. 

Visit him on-line at 

www.nixonlawyers.com. 

Happy 

Birthday, 

Mike! 

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NORTH SHORE SENIORS’ 

DROP-IN CENTRE 

Dwight Hoglund, Manager: 376-4777 

9 am to 4 pm Mon.-Fri. Fax: 376-4792 

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 

FREE 

Enjoy your 6 

summer 

vacation! All 

normal activities 

will resume in 

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Get your 2003 

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Membership! 

$15 + GST! = $16.05 

Available at front desk. 

Includes a Buttercup Lapel 

Pin and a birthday dinner. 

North Shore 

Community 

Conference Centre. 

The perfect 

spot 

for weddings, 

parties, seminars, 

and special events. 

CALL Corina 

376-7667 

FOR A 

NO-OBLIGATION QUOTE. 

’Loopy Players 

present 

Three different live stage plays 

3 pm — July 9, July 30, Aug. 25 

North Shore Comm. Centre 

Carpet Bowling 

1 pm 


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10:30am 


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Tipz ‘n’ Toez 

MOBILE ESTHETICS 

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We can help with an inexpensive & easy product 

JULY SPECIALS 

• 50% off all Trucco Makeup 

• Manicures ~ Buy one 

get 2nd 1/2 price (in store manicures only) 

Gift certificates available for 

mobile, in store services and products. 

(Keep your Cooper’s & Extra Foods Receipts 

- for details please phone the shop at 372-0110) 

See us at: Cottonwood Manor 

(North Shore Community Centre) 

Now 4 days per month. 

The 1st Tuesday & Wednesday 10-2pm and 

3rd Tuesday & Wednesday of each month 10-2pm 

372-0110 or 318-1746 

#460 - 500 Notre Dame Drive 

North Shore Comm./Conference Centre 

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Tipz’n’toez 10:00 am 8 

Tai Chi 1 pm 

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7 pm 

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Weight Watchers Mtg. 5 pm 

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ARE YOU HAVING DIFFICULTY HEARING 

• Do you have ringing or 

other noises in your ears 

• Do you find men’s voices 

easier to understand than 

women’s 

• Has your hearing changed 

after an illness 

• Have you worked in a noisy 

environment 

We can help at 

CANADIAN HEARING CARE 

Meet with a Registered Clinical Audiologist 

Daniel Allen, M.A., F-AAA • John Franks, M.A., Aud(C) 

• Diagnostic hearing evaluations for adults and children 

• REM (testing of hearing aid in the ear) 

• Fitting of Analog (regular) and Digital Hearing Aids 

• Comprehensive counselling and hearing aid maintenance program 

• Computerized Hearing Aid Programming 

Consult your Physician 

or call directly for an appointment 

Kamloops Clinic 

Nicola Medical Building 

208-321 Nicola Street 

250-372-2683 

FREE 

Consultation & 

hearing screening with 

a certified 

Audiologist 

Expires July 31, 2003 

$100 Rebate 

Ask about Siemens $100 Rebate 

on the Triano Hearing 

Comfort System. 

North Kamloops Clinic 

Northills Shopping Centre 

26A-700 Tranquille Road 

250-376-4188 

FREE 

Hearing Aid 

Cleaning 

SC Expires July 31, 2003 

SC Expires July 31, 2003 SC 


North Shore Community Centre news 

Volunteers from NSCC and Cottonwood Manor planting flowers near the Pagoda 

building at Tranquille and Fortune. 

SUBMITTED PHOTO 

• 1-800-663-3810 • 

BY LYLE ANDERSON 

Our SENIORS DINNER 

held on June 8th was sold 

out, and there was a great 

interest and lots of action 

around the silent auction 

table. There was pretty 

heavy bidding on some of 

those items, as well as those 

plants in the live auction 

with Dwight as auctioneer! 

Tab Shori was our entertainer, 

and he played a great 

variety of music and songs. 

Our Silent Auctions do 

quite well at our suppers, so 

we are always in need of real 

fine items for the auction. If 

SEE NORTH SHORE, PAGE 14 

The Old Time 

Barber 

at 

12th & Halston 

(In laundromat) 

Haircuts —$10.00 

Seniors — $8.00 

Hours: 9 am to 5 pm 

Tuesday – Saturday 

Phone: 320-7107 

JULY, 2003 

20 20 % Savings! Savings! 

You too can have a wonderful 

day…every day of the month 

Enjoy 20% savings at participating health food stores. 

On sale June 16 - July 31, 2003. 

Women’s Wonder available in 50 capsule bottles. Thyroid & Menopause available in 100 capsule bottles. 

Manufacturers of the world 

famous Strauss Heartdrops ® 

Have a safe summer ... 

Drive Safely, 

Arrive Safely! 

S.A.F.E.R. suites! 

Call Dwight Hoglund to put your name 

on our S.A.F.E.R. program list or to 

establish your eligibility. 

Suites become available occasionally. Drop in and 

talk to Dwight Hoglund to get on our waiting list. 

730 Cottonwood Avenue, Kamloops, B.C. 

ADULT LIVING AT AFFORDABLE PRICES! 

“At the Heart of the North Shore” 

(250) 376-4777 

Fax: (250) 376-4792 

Available at your local 

Health Food Stores, 

Pharmacies or 

Alternative Health 

Practitioners. 

Proud Sponsor of The Canada Cup of Curling & The Big Top 20 Countdown


DESERT GARDENS COMMUNITY CENTRE 

JULY CALENDAR 


Banquet 

Facilities 

Book Now 

For Christmas 

Call Kelly 

372-5110 

Ruth Pitz 

COUPON 

PROFESSIONAL HAIR STYLE 

Summer Special 

Perms $ 36.95 

includes 

cut Cuts $ 10.99 

Spirals $ 69.95 

Not restricted 

to seniors 

6 

Look for our 

Sunday 

Entertainment 

this summer 

Buffet 

Dinner 

$7.50 5-6 pm 

Everyone Welcome 

20 

65% 

prizes 

27 

Buffet 

Dinner 

$7.50 5-6 pm 


13 

Dinner & Dance 

EVERGREEN 

DRIFTERS 

Giant 

Crib 

1-5 pm 

Tournament 

• Reg. 10am 

• Sit down 10:45am 

• Play 11am 

Bring your own partner 

Fun & 

Games 

Day 

1-5 pm 

7 

Line Dancing 9:45 am 

Memoirs 12 

Whist 1-3 pm 

Weight Watchers 5:15 pm 

Taoist Tai Chi 6 pm 


Memoirs 12 

Whist 1-3 pm 



EXPIRES SEPT 1, 2003 

E-mail: desertgardens@telus.net 

Meeting 

Rooms 

Available 

Small or Large 

Call Kelly 

372-5110 

14 

21 

Foot Care Clinic 8:30 am 


Whist 1 pm 



Line Dancing10:45 am 

Whist 1 pm 



EXPIRES SEPT 1, 2003 

“Your Home or My Home” 

376-5348 

#5, 111 Oriole Rd., 

Kamloops, B.C. 

V2C 4N6 

372-7239 

50% OFF 

In store mat sale 

And with each framing order 

up to 16x20 clear glass FREE 

CLOSED 

Happy 

Canada Day 

L.A. Crafts 10 am 

Fitness Fun/video 10:45 

Weight Watchers 11:15 am 

Kiwanis (L) Noon 

Bridge 1 pm 

Mental Health Workshop 1 pm 

IODE 5:30 pm 

Buffet Dinner 

$7.50 5:30-6:30 pm 


L.A. Crafts 10 am 




Bridge 1 pm 


Buffet Dinner 

$7.50 5:30-6:30 pm 


Ladies Aux. Crafts 10 am 





Bridge 1 pm 

Discussion on the Mayan 

calendar 6 pm 

Buffet Dinner 

$7.50 5:30-6:30 pm 


Ladies Aux. Crafts 10 am 





Bridge 1 pm 


DR. E. TAKAHASHI 

& ASSOCIATES 

OPTOMETRISTS 

E.M. TAKAHASHI, OD FAAO* 

E.T. TAKAHASHI, BSc OD* 

Optometrists: (250) 372-7910 

Opticians: (250) 372-7232 202 Centennial Building 

1-800-663-5189 153 Seymour Street 

Fax: (250) 372-3164 

Kamloops, BC V2C 2C7 

*Optometric Corporation 

Have a wonderful summer! 

870 Westminster Avenue 

Kamloops, B.C. V2B 1N9 

Srs. Tai Chi 9:30 am 

Kamloops Caregivers 10 am 

Vista Caregivers Lunch (Noon) 

BINGO 12:30 pm 

S.O.S. 1 pm 

Mental Health 1:30 pm 

Kam. Brain Injury 3 pm 

Srs. Tai Chi 9:30 am 



Mental Health 1:30 pm 


Seniors’ Tai Chi 9:30 am 



Parkinson’s 1 pm 

Kam. Mental Health 1:30 

Fly Fishermen (D) 7 pm 


Kamloops Caregivers 

10 am 

Interior Health 10 am 


Kam. Mental Health 1:30 pm 

Riverside Lions (B) 6 pm 

Discussion on the Mayan 

calendar 6 pm 


Kamloops Caregivers 

10 am 


Kam. Mental Health 1:30 pm 

CENTRE HOURS 

Weekdays: 8:00 am-4:00 pm 

Saturday: 8:30 am-11 am 

Sunday: Closed 

Mental Health 9 am 

Cornerstone 

Workshop 10 am 

Gambler’s Anon 10 am 

Euchre 1 pm 


Kiwanis (D) 5:30 pm 

Buffet Dinner 

5:30 pm - 6:30 pm $7.50 pp 


Euchre 1 pm 


Buffet Dinner 

5:30 pm - 6:30 pm $7.50 pp 


Cornerstone Workshop 10 am 


Euchre 1 pm 

Buffet Dinner 

5:30 pm - 7:00 pm $7.50 pp 




Euchre 1 pm 

Buffet Dinner 

5:30 pm - 7:00 pm $7.50 pp 

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Euchre 1 pm 

Kiwanis (D) 5:30 pm 

Buffet Dinner 

5:30 pm - 7:00 pm $7.50 pp 

(250) 376-0315 

www.caretendersinc.com 

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DESERT GARDENS 

540 Seymour Street, Kamloops, B.C. V2C 2G9 

Telephone: 372-5110 Fax: 372-3429 

To book your event, call Kelly Porter 

Carpet Bowling 10 am 

Cribbage 1 pm 

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Cribbage 1 pm 

25 


Cribbage 1 pm 

Saturday 

Breakfast 

will resume 

Sept. 6 

White Cane 10 am 

Wedding Reception 6 pm 

Saturday 

Breakfast 

will resume 

Sept. 6 



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Saturday 

Carpet Bowling 10 am Breakfast 

Cribbage 1 pm 

will resume 

Sept. 6 

Buffet 

Dinners 

open to the public 

Tues, Thurs & 

every 2nd 

Sunday! 

HATS OFF 

to all our volunteers! 

Hope our Saturday morning Ladies 

enjoy their summer off. 

See you in September! 

Life Management Solutions TM 

How to Deal With Your 

Vacation 

Property...a guide 

A free guide for owners of Vacation Properties who 

are concerned about the future use and ownership of 

the family summer home. This free guide touches on 

transfer options, taxes, trusts, etc. 

For your free guide 

please call: 

Doug Smart, DF, CFP 

Financial Planner 

Assante Capital 

Management Ltd. 

(Member - CIPF) 

T: (250) 372-9225 

The Assante symbol is a registered trademark of Assante Corporation, used under license.


KAMLOOPS BUSINESS & 

Professional Women’s Club 

meets the second Monday of 

each month. Bring a friend and 

join us! For more information 

contact Jeane at 376-0449. 

STROKE RECOVERY CLUB 

meets on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th 

Thursday each month from 

10:30 am to 1:00 pm at the 

Parkview Activity Centre. For 

info call Shannon Muir 579- 

0084 or Melody 376-8357. 

Speech Therapy for Stroke 

Survivors. 

CANOE SENIORS 

ASSOCIATION Br. #92. 

Phone 832-5339. Box 266, 

Canoe, B.C. V0E 1K0. 7330, 

49th St., N.E. 

First and third Mon. BINGO 

1:30 p.m. Every Tues. Carpet 

BOWLING 1 p.m. Every Wed. 

CRIB 2 p.m. Every Second 

Wed. DANCING 8 p.m. Every 

Thurs. QUILTING 1 p.m. Every 

second Fri. CRIB 7 pm Every 

fourth Mon. GENERAL MEET- 

ING 2 p.m. We need new people 

with new ideas. 

LADIES 50+ 

SLO-PITCH 

Rose 376-5219, Jean 376- 

5887, or Joyce 376-9869. 

KAMLOOPS GARDEN CLUB 

meets the fourth Wednesday of 

each month at Heritage House 

at 7 p.m. For more information 

call 554-1285 

RED CROSS SOCIETY 

NEW LOCATION 

340B — 12TH AVE. 

Located behind the 

Lampost. Volunteers 

are welcome 

372-2334 

ONE CONDO 

FOR SALE 

at Desert Gardens 

• 2 Bedrooms 

• 2 Decks 

• 2 Bathrooms 

• 5 Appliances 

• Air conditioning 

• Gas Fireplaces 

• Secure 

underground parking 

~ On the sunny side 

of the building ~ 

Call for more information 

372-1997 

or 851-9986 

EMPTY 

NESTERS 

Before you list your home 

for sale, read this Free 

Report to discover how to 

sell it for the most amount of 

money and avoid making 

9 common, costly mistakes. 

Free recorded message 

1-877-277-7316 

ID #1013 

PRUDENTIAL DESERT HILLS REALTY 

Multiple Sclerosis 

Society of Canada 

Kamloops and Area Chapter 

Providing confidential information, 

support, education and 

advocacy for people affected 

by MS and their friends and 

families. Contact us at 314- 

0773 or 1-888-304-6622 for 

information about our meetings, 

Movement and Relaxation 

Sessions, Education 

Sessions, Equipment Loan, 

and other programs. We can 

help! 

Alzheimer meetings 

536 Tranquille Road 

544-2440 1-800-886-6946 

CONNECT — Living With 

Cancer Information and 

Support Network. The 

Canadian Cancer Society 

Office, 685 Victoria St. from 

9:30-11:30 a.m. 

KAMLOOPS FOOD BANK 

Needs volunteers to donate a 

few hours per week for daily 

operations and distributing 

food. Please call 372-2250 to 

volunteer or for more info. 

THE AFTERNOON 

AUXILIARY to R.I.H. 

Gift Shop & Programs at 

Royal Inland Hospital 

311 Columbia Street, 314- 

2331 - to volunteer & info. 

Gift Shop Housrs 10am to 

8pm Mon to Fri 

1pm to 5 pm Sat. & Sun. 

Kamloops Hard of Hearing 

Association and Sonus are cohosting 

a beginners level 

lipreading class, starting 

Wednesday July 16th. The 

course is 8 weeks long, and the 

cost is $25.00 including a manual. 

To register call 828-6233. 

Space is limited. 

“LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED” 

FUNERAL SERVICE 

CREMATION 

MONUMENTS 

MAUSOLEUM 

COLUMBARIUM 

PRE-ARRANGEMENTS 

A TRADITION OF SERVICE AND TRUST 

SERVING KAMLOOPS AND AREA FOR 

OVER 100 YEARS 

Funeral Service (1961) Ltd. 

OSTEOPOROSIS SUPPORT 

GROUP 

Heritage House first Tuesday 

of each month, 1:30-3:30 p.m. 

Lois 372-7104 or Joan 374- 

4871. 

NORTH KAMLOOPS ELKS 

469 102, 1121 12TH ST. 

Crib every Wed., 7 pm-9:30 pm 

FMI 376-4684 or 376-4748. 

Thrift Store Volunteers 

Needed. 

Simply The Best Thrift Store, 

521 Seymour St. needs volunteers 

to sort, display, and sell. 

Proceeds support adults with 

developmental disabilities. 

Interested Call 374-3245. 

KAMLOOPS ARTS & 

CRAFTS CLUB 

Pottery 

Free Classes for seniors 60+ 

Tuesdays (Ongoing), 2-4pm 

Instructor: Dian Britt Contact 

573-1838. There will be a very 

small charge for clay. 

Morning Sun Toastmasters 

meets at Kamloops Art Gallery, 

465 Victoria, 7am every 

Thursday. Come visit and see! 

Communication, Confidence, 

Leadership, Growth, Education, 

Friendship. It’s time to 

overcome your public speaking 

fears! Call: Norm 579-8738, 

Cindy 828-4135, Eric 554- 

0528. 

OVERLANDER WOMEN’S 

INSTITUTE meets 1st & 3rd 

Tues. at Parkview Centre, 

7pm. New members welcome. 

Call: 376-0418 

KAMLOOPS FEATHER & FUR 

CLUB! we meet first Sunday of 

each month at Valleyview Hall 

at 1:30 p.m. For more information 

call Bernard at 376-2371. 

374-1454 

513 SEYMOUR ST., 

KAMLOOPS, B.C. V2C 2G8 

Kamloops 

Heritage 

Railway 

needs volunteers for the tour 

operations this summer. 

People are needed for two-tofour 

hour periods on operating 

days (Friday, Saturday, 

Sunday, Holidays) in the ticket 

office, the platform, or on the 

train. Duties include answering 

the phone, cleanup, talking to 

tourists, or public relations. 

Also people to distribute our 

brochures around town. Call 

Jill, Volunteer Coordinator at 

573-2881. 

OVERLANDER EXTENDED 

CARE AUXILIARY, 953 Southill 

St., meets 2nd Tues. of each 

month September-June, 1 pm 

in the meeting room. Proceeds 

benefit residents of Overlander. 

New members welcome. Info 

Donna 554-5569. 

WOMEN’S SOFTBALL is still 

looking for women 45+ to play 

ball Fridays 6-8 pm at Crestline 

Field (on the way to the airport) 

Beginners welcome. Drop in or 

call Rose 376-5219 or Pat 376- 

8581. 

. 

HISTORIC HAT CREEK 

RANCH 

Bonaparte Pow wow, August 

8 through Sunday Aug. 10. 

11th Annual Top hand 

Cowboy Competition. 

Sept. 13. 

Info 250-457-9722 

www.hotcreekranch.com 

UCC Gardens Free 90 

minute Summer Tours 

Join trained guides 6:00 pm 

Weds. UCC House 10. 

Different focus each week. 

Specialty tours and topics 

can be arranged, depending 

on guides’ schedules. 

FOG (Friends of the 

Garden) 377-6057. 

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VILLAGE OF CLINTON 

Suites Available 

Clinton Villa 

Seniors 50+ 

B.C. Housing rent subsidies available 

Receiving disability pension - 19+ 

Contact 

Clinton Senior Citizens Home Society 

Phone 250-459-2533 Fax 250-459-0058 

VIKING PC Computer 

Services 

Specializing in affordable 

assistance, repairs and 

upgrades in your home 

or in our shop. 

Reduced Rates for Seniors! 

Call Ole @ 372-9718 or 319-0507 

email: vikingpc@telus.net 

PICK UP THE 

PHONE! 

Seniors Outreach Service Society 

in conjunction with Canada Safeway 

will help you do your shopping. 

There is no extra charge! 

FREE! 

Service available to Seniors in need of 

assistance, Shut-Ins, and Disabled only 

Pick Up The Phone & Place 

Your Grocery & Prescription Orders. 

(Minimum $25 Please) 

Sahali 

314-0091 

314-0092 

Part Time 

Newspaper 

Sales Person 

Wanted. 

Ideal for Seniors 

Phone Lori 

374-8883 

North Shore 

376-5447 

376-5457 

EVERY THURSDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 12 Noon 

Available at: Sahali & North Shore Safeway, Kamloops. 

For more information, Please Call: 

Sahali 374-2811 

North Shore 376-8439

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EARL 

REFERENCES AVAILABLE 

• Renovations • Painting • Plumbing 

C. J. Vanderhorst 578-2637 


CPAC — North American 

Chronic Pain Assoc. of Canada 

12:30, last Wed. of month. 

People In Motion, 6E, 750 

Cottonwood Ave. Resources 

and support for those in chronic 

pain. Free Membership. Info: 

Keith at 554-1615 

KAMLOOPS HARD OF HEAR- 

ING Support Group meets 

every second month, on the 

third Monday of the month. For 

more information phone Bill at 

573-5466. All Hard of Hearing 

People are Welcome to attend 

our meetings. 

ANXIETY SUPPORT GROUP. 

meets every Tues. 7-9pm. For 

more info leave a phone message 

at 372-2278. 

KAMLOOPS NAVAL VETER- 

ANS ASSOC. meets 2nd Sun. 

at 2 p.m., ANAVETS, #290, 444 

Tranquille Rd. All ex. RCNVR, 

RCN, RCN(R), Commonwealth 

Navy and Merchant Navy welcome. 

Info: Larry 579-9978 or 

Bill, 573-5466. 

KAMLOOPS 

RED HAT SOCIETY 

If you’re female and 40+ and 

love to have fun, come and join 

us. No meetings. No fundraising. 

Dinners are last Thursday 

of the month. Lunch, first Friday 

of the month. Phone Penny 

579-5911 or Jane House 554- 

8282. 

Kamloops 

Old Time Fiddlers 

Dances 

Info: 372-2809 

WOMEN IN NETWORKING 

CLUB (WINC) meets the 2nd 

Tues. every month 7:30 am. 

WINC is open to all women 

$5.00 covers coffee and 

snacks. Lynia 371-2249 Fax: 

554-7710. 

KAMLOOPS 

PROSTATE CANCER 

SUPPORT AND 

INFORMATION GROUP 

Meets 2nd Saturday at 9 a.m. 

of each month. 

GLEN FAIR COMMUNITY 

CENTRE 

South end of 5th Ave. (Behind 

Courthouse) 

For info call 

Craig 374-2510 

Larry 376-4011 

Kamloops Cancer Society 

374-9188 

KAMLOOPS HEAD INJURY 

drop-in every Thursday, Desert 

Gardens Community Centre, 3 

p.m. 

Enviro-Friendly 

Janitorial Ltd. 

House Cleaning 

& Janitorial 

Bonded & Insured 

●50+ $12.00 per hour 

●Regular Rate 

$15.00 per hour 

376-2790 


VOLUNTEERING IS GOOD 

FOR YOUR HEART 

The Heart & Stroke Foundation 

needs your support to help with 

special events. By volunteering, 

you can make a difference. 

Together, we can beat Canada’s 

#1 Killer. Call today 372-3938 

KAMLOOPS ANTIQUES & 

COLLECTABLES CLUB 

Meeting 2nd Thursday of every 

month, 7 pm, Heritage House 

573-3670. Everyone is welcome 

to attend. 

KAMLOOPS FLY FISHING 

CLUB meets every third 

Wednesday, Desert Gardens 

Community Centre, 7 p.m. 

THOMPSON RIVER FLY FISH- 

ING CLUB invites guests and 

new members to their club 

meetings. Third Wednesday of 

each month 7:00 p.m. Dallas 

Elementary School. 

THE KAMLOOPS 

STAMP CLUB 

Meets the second Monday of 

each month in the 

Parkview Activity Centre 

500 McDonald Ave. 

(North Kam.) 

6:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. 

For further information 

Phone 376-6138 or 372-7281 

SENIORS SLO-PITCH. For 

men 55-plus and women 50- 

plus. Telephone Ella or Gerry 

Lavery, 372-7435. Hank 

Alexander, 376-3547. Keith 

Wallace 376-9956. Ron Wark, 

851-2005. 

LEGAL QUESTIONS PRO- 

BONO LAW CLINIC. TUESDAY 

AFTERNOONS. APPOINT- 

MENTS, CALL THE SALVA- 

TION ARMY. 376-1754 

Music in the Park 

July 2003 

1 Canada Day 

2 Yvonne Hernandez 

3 Mike Alviano/Melanie Dekker 

4 Lava Kazu 

5 Tracey K. Houston 

6 Hub City Singers 

7 Rube Band 

8 Kamloops Big Band 

9 Leslie Alexander 

10 Roxanne Hall 

11 Mid Life Crisis 

12 Shutter Fly 

13 Wally & the Wallbangers 

14 Loaded Dice 


16 KISSM 

17 Southbound Freeway 

18 Para Ballar Mi Tumbao 

19 Angela Harris 

20 Dave Manning 

21 Tina Moore 

22 Clashing Plaid 

23 Prydewen 

24 Boogle Men 

25 Tillers Folly 

26 Blues Jumpers 

27 Jesse Jones 

28 Pete Collins 


30 Andrea Smith Band 

31 Nanaimo Concert Band 

FAMILY CAREGIVER SUP- 

PORT GROUP. Meetings every 

Wed. morning 10:00 a.m. to 12 

Noon — Cornerstone Resource 

Centre, Suite 100, Desert 

Gardens Community Centre, 

540 Seymour St. For more 

information call 828-4500 

RAYLEIGH Br. #186 meets from 

10:00 to 3:00 every Monday in 

the Community Room of the 

Rayleigh Elementary School. 

Crafts, games, coffee and goodies. 

New members always welcome. 

For information call 

Velma 578-8460 or Pearl 578- 

8587. 

THE KAMLOOPS UNIT OF 

THE CANADIAN CANCER 

SOCIETY now has a BREAST 

CANCER SUPPORT GROUP. 

We meet on the second 

Monday of each month. The 

meeting takes place at: 685 

Victoria St., Kamloops at 7 p.m. 

FMI 374-9188. 

CANCER SOCIETY — 

YOU’RE NOT ALONE we’ve 

experienced cancer too, and 

we’re here to help. If you would 

like to attend a support group or 

have a volunteer visit you, call 

The Canadian Cancer Society, 

Kamloops Unit at 374-9188 

(Mon. through Fri.) 

GLENFAIR SOCIAL CLUB. 

Recreation Hall “F” Block. 

CRIBBAGE 1 p.m. Monday. 

CRIB & WHIST 6 p.m. 

Tuedays BINGO 6 p.m. 

Friday POTLUCK & 

DANCE Third Wednesday. 

CLUB MEETING first 

Monday 10 a.m. Info: 828- 

7878. Everyone welcome. 

North American Fiddle Champ 

Folk/Pop 

R&B and Blues 

Hey Loretta! The girl from 

Butcher Holler 

Pop Choral 

Our City Ambassadors 

Big Band Standards 

Country Pop 

Contemporary Folk Rock 

Classic Rock 

Light Pop Rock 

Country Classics 

Classic Rock 


Showcase of Students 

Pop 

Direct from Cuba 

Pop Country 

Alaskan Piano Man 

Jazz Standards & Show Tunes 

Fiddle Rock 

Bluesy Celtic Folk 

Classic Rock 

Canadian Celtic Folk 

Blues 

One Man Show 

Romantic Classical Vocalist 


Jazzy Folk Rock 

Concert Band Classsics 

Performances take place at the Riverside Park Rotary Bandshell 

each evening from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., weather permitting. Schedule 

subject to change without notice. Sorry for any inconvience. 

JULY, 2003 

Kamloops MS Self Help Group 

Annual Variety Show will be 

held on Tuesday July 29,2003 

4:30 to 7:00 PM at the Best 

Western Conference Centre. 

For more information on tickets 

etc, call 828-0413 or 828-2630. 

Paul Hann will be entertaining. 

DIABETES — Are you affected 

Newly diagnosed, unclear about 

what to do, living with someone 

who has diabetes and frustrated 

Do not like going to support 

group meetings and would 

rather talk to someone on a 

one-to-one basis Want some 

help Give us a call 374-5744. 

Canadian Diabetes Association 

Desert Gardens Community 

Centre, 

540 Seymour St., Kamloops 

We are here to help. 

KAMLOOPS WHITE CANE 

CLUB Meet first Saturday of 

every month, Desert Gardens 

Seniors Community Centre, 540 

Seymour St., Kamloops. Call 

Linda at 376-4900. 

THOMPSON VALLEY 

SENIOR ACTIVITIES 

SOCIETY 

SUNDAY 

AFTERNOON 

SENIOR SOCIAL 

July 13th 

1:00 p.m. to 5 p.m. 

Desert Gardens 

Music by 

Evergreen Drifters 

All Seniors Welcome. 

Info: 

374-7573 or 374-5209 

UDON LUNCH. (Japanese style 

“Noodles in Soup” lunch) 

Japanese Canadian Association. 

No lunches in July and 

August. Call for date and time 

376-9629 

HEARTS IN MOTION 

WALKING CLUB 

Sport Mart Place 

MON., WED. & FRI. 

9:00 am to 10:00 am 

Register at the 

Heart & Stroke Office 

372-3938 

The Salvation Army SALMART 

THRIFT STORES, 533 

Tranquille and 662 Seymour 

desperately need volunteers. 

We need people to sort, stock 

and repair donated items. Great 

way to meet new people and to 

help others. Call Lloyd 376- 

1110. 

EXTRA FRUIT & VEGGIES 

The Salvation Army 

Northshore Food Bank will 

distribute to families in need. 

Drop donations at 9 - 724 

Fortune Dr. 376-1754. 

WOULD YOU LIKE to be a volunteer 

at the Kamloops Wildlife 

Park The Park has a brand 

new volunteer program 

designed for community minded 

individuals interested in volunteering 

at Special Events at the 

Park. Phone 579-9716 and 

speak with Mary Ellen for more 

information. 

AL-ANON/ALTEEN 

A fellowship of relatives and 

friends of alcoholics that support 

each other and find a new 

beginning. 374-2456.


Salmon 

Arm 

Branch 109 

BY LIZ FACKLAM 

The beginning of summer 

saw the last of the 

monthly meetings until 

September. After the general 

meeting we had a presentation 

by Pat Bell from 

Community and Home 

Resources, and although 

the great news of a building 

to replace Pioneer 

Lodge had already been 

released to the media, she 

answered a lot of pertinent 

questions and filled in a 

few more details for us. 

For all those who celebrated 

birthdays since January, 

we had a lovely birthday 

cake to go with coffee 

after the meeting. To those 

of you who did not attend 

we wish you a belated 

Happy Birthday. The next 

birthday party will be held 

in December. 

Floor games seem to be 

winding down in favour of 

outdoor activities such as 

golf, camping and gardening, 

but the card games, 

scrabble and bingo will 

continue all summer. 

Office hours have been 

reduced to 10 a.m. to 3 

p.m. Monday to Friday, 

but can be changed to 

accommodate the activities. 

The Rainbow Café 

will also be on reduced 

production as our hardworking 

volunteers would 

like some time off during 

the summer months. 

Salads and sandwiches 

will be on the menu and 

the office staff have volunteered 

to do the honours if 

necessary. 

The first bus tour took 

off at 8:30 a.m. on the 17th 

with 47 passengers heading 

for the West 

Kootenays. Stops along 

the way were Revelstoke, 

Nakusp, Lumby, Vernon 

and points in between 

before returning home in 

the evening. 

Watch for news of the 

Penticton Tune-Agers concert 

on October 4. This 

will be sponsored by 

Branch 109, but will be 

held at the United Church. 

Tickets will go on sale in 

August and seniors will be 

given first chance before 

sales to the public. Put the 

date on your calendars and 

plan to be there. 

Salmon Arm Seniors’ Br. #109 

JULY CALENDAR 


Please note: 

Pool room is open 

Monday - Friday 

Shuswap Lake Senior Citizens Society 

Shuswap Lake Senior Citizens’ Society, Salmon Arm Box 1552 — 31 Hudson St. NE 

JULY CALENDAR 


Salmon Arm, V1E 4P6 250-832-3015 


Spiritualist Church 

11am 

Spiritualist Church 

11am 

Sons of Norway 

12:30 pm 

Spiritualist 

Church 

11am 

Spiritualist 

Church 

11am 

6 

6 

Pool 9am 

Art 10-12 pm 

Pool 9am 

Whist 7pm 

Pool 9am 

DIR Mtg 10am 

Whist 7pm 

Pool 9am 

Pool 9am 

4 

Pool 9 am 

Bridge 1pm 

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25 

Pool 9am Pool 9am 

Pool 9 am 

Pool 9am 

Pool 9am 

Art 10-12 pm 

Bridge 1pm 

5 

Pool 9am 

Bingo 5-9:30 

Earlybird 6:30 

Regular 7pm 

7 8 9 

10 

11 12 

Pool 9 am 

Pool 9am 

Pool 9am 

Pool 9am Pool 9am Pool 9am 

Bridge 1pm Bingo 5-9:30 

Art 10-12 pm Whist 7pm 


Metis 7pm 

Regular 7pm 

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27 

Pool 9am 

1 

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Pool 9am 

Pool 9am 

Whist 7pm 

2 

3 

18 

Pool 9 am 

Bridge 1pm 

Clubhouse 6:30 

Pool 9-4pm 

Lunch 11:30am 

Bridge 1pm 

Clubhouse 6:30 

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Pool 9am 

Bingo 5-9:30 


Regular 7pm 

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Pool 9am 

Bingo 5-9:30 


Regular 7pm 

New members are 

always welcome 

Revelstoke Senior Citizens Br. #83 Phone 837-9456 or 837-2252 

JULY CALENDAR 



Senior Counsellor Bev Wiege 

(250) 837-2494 (Home) 

Drop in 837-9456 

6 

9:30 am Church 

1 pm Bridge 

20 


1 pm Bridge 


1 pm Bridge 

BINGO 

1 pm 

BINGO 

1 pm 

BINGO 

1 pm 

7 8 9 

10 

11 12 

9 am 

9 am 

1pm 

7:30pm Games Carpet Bowling 


Duplicate 

1pm crib 

1pm Bridge 

Bridge 

13 14 15 

16 

17 9 am 

9 am 

9:30 am Church BINGO 

3 pm Birthday Carpet Bowling 

1 pm Bridge 


1 pm 

Party 1pm crib 

1pm Bridge 

7:30pm Games 

27 

1 

9 am 


1pm Bridge 

7:30pm Games 

3 

9 am 


1pm crib 

21 9 am 22 11 am 23 9 am 24 

25 

Carpet Bowling Picnic @ 

1pm 


1pm Bridge Server Centre 

1pm crib 

Duplicate 

7:30pm Games 

Bridge 

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9 am 

9 am 


1pm Bridge 

7:30pm Games 


1pm crib 

Seniors’ Resource Centre, Salmon Arm 

JULY CALENDAR 

4 

1pm 

Duplicate 

Bridge 

18 

1pm 

Duplicate 

Bridge 


Summer Hours: 

9 - 1 

Monday to Friday 

6 


2 

7 8 9 

10 

11 12 

MMM 9:30 am 

Shop & Drop Day Away 

Meals on Wheels Treat Your Feet 

9:30 am 

9:30 

Meals on Wheels 

11:30 am 

9 am Meals on Wheels Caregiver Group 11:30am 

11:30 am 

1 - 2:30 

21 22 23 

Day Away 

24 

25 

MMM 9:30 am 

Shop & Drop 

9:30 


9:30 am 

Caregiver Group Meals on Wheels 

11:30 am 


1 - 2:30 

11:30am 

11:30 am 

Treat Your Feet 

9 am 

2 

Shop & Drop 

9:30 am 


11:30 am 

3 

Day Away 

9:30 

13 14 15 

16 

17 

Shop & Drop 

MMM 9:30 am 

9:30 am 


Day Away 

Lunch with Friends Meals on Wheels 

11:30 am 

11:30am 

11:30 am 9:30 

20 

27 

MMM 9:30 am 


11:30 am 


Champs 9am 1 

Scrabble 9:30 

Weight Watchers 5:30 


7:15 pm 

1 

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Shop & Drop 

9:30 am 


11:30 am 

Centre Open Branch #109 Salmon Arm, B.C. 

Monday through Friday 170-5th Ave., Salmon Arm V1E 4P2 

9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 

Phone 832-1065 

7 Champs 9am 8 Shufflebrd 9 

10 

11 

Weight Watchers 

12 

Crib 1:30pm Scrabble 9:30 9:30 - Drop in 8:30 am 

1:30 Whist Ayles/Blom 

Social Bridge Weight Watchers 5:30 Bingo 1:15 Social Bridge 1:30 Shuffleboard (Kit, Hall, Dine) 

Duplicate Bridge Chess 6 pm 1:30 pm 

7pm 

(Drop in) 

7:15 pm 

Men’s Bridge 7pm Crib 7pm 

(Dinnng Rm) 

13 14 15 

16 

17 

Champs 9am Shufflebrd 

Crib 1:30pm Scrabble 9:30 9:30 - Drop in 


8:30 am 

Social Bridge Weight Watchers 5:30 Bingo 1:15 

Social Bridge 

Duplicate Bridge Chess 6 pm 

7pm 

1:30 pm 

7:15 pm 

Men’s Bridge 7pm 

Crib 7pm 

20 

27 

Shufflebrd 

9:30 - (Drop in) 

Bingo 1:15 

Chess 6 pm 

Men’s Bridge 7pm 

21 Champs 9am 22 Shufflebrd 23 24 

25 


Crib 1:30pm Scrabble 9:30 9:30 - Drop in 

1:30 Whist 

8:30 am 

Social Bridge Weight Watchers 5:30 Bingo 1:15 

1:30 Shuffleboard 

Social Bridge 

Duplicate Bridge Chess 6 pm 

(Drop in) 

7pm 

1:30 pm 

7:15 pm 


28 29 

Champs 9am 

30 31 

Shufflebrd 


Crib 1:30pm 

Scrabble 9:30 9:30 - Drop in 8:30 am 

Social Bridge 

5:30 

Weight Watchers Bingo 1:15 Social Bridge 

Duplicate Bridge Chess 6 pm 1:30 pm 

7pm 

7:15 pm 


2 


8:30 am 

Social Bridge 

1:30 pm 

Crib 7pm 

Day Away 

9:30 

3 

4 

1:30 Whist 


(Drop in) 

18 

1:30 Whist 


(Drop in) 

5 

19 

26 

#51 – 6th St. N.E. 

Salmon Arm, B.C. V1E 1H1 

Phone 832-7000 Fax 833-0550 

4 


11:30am 

18 


11:30am 

D. Bileske 

(Kit, Hall) 

Connie 

(Hall) 

Come, enjoy a meal 

or just sit & chat 

over coffee and 

activities. 

5 

19 

26 

5 

19 

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Anglemont Seniors #112 


ANAVETS Unit 290 

JULY CALENDAR 



Meat Draw 

3pm 

Meat Draw 

3pm 

Meat Draw 

3pm 

Meat Draw 

3pm 

JULY CALENDAR 

6 

6 

Holiday 

Happy Day 

Free Bingo 

4:30 pm 

“31” 7pm 

13 14 15 

16 

17 

Happy Day 

Free Ticket 

Fun Pool 

Meat Draw 4:30pm 

Free Bingo 

& Crib 7 pm 4:30 pm 

Fun Darts 7:45pm 

20 

27 

Drop In 

1 - 4 

“31” 7pm 

“31” 7pm 

“31” 7pm 

444 Tranquille Road 

Kamloops, B.C. V2B 3H2 

554-2455 

7 8 9 

10 

11 12 

Happy Day 

Free Ticket Meat Draw 6pm Meat Draw 3pm 

Fun Pool Free Bingo 


& Crib 7 pm 4:30 pm 

Exec Mtg 7 pm “31” 7pm Fun Darts 7:45pm 

21 22 23 24 

25 

Fun Pool 

& Crib 7 pm 

Happy Day 

Free Bingo 

4:30 pm 

Free Ticket 



Meat Draw 6pm 

Fun Pool 

& Crib 7 pm 


Drop In 

1 - 4 

Happy Day 

Free Bingo 

4:30 pm 

1 

Drop In 

1 - 4 

Bridge 

7:30 pm 

2 

3 

Free Ticket 



28 29 30 31 

DROP-IN CENTRE OPEN LAKEVIEW CENTRE 

MON-FRI. 1-4 P.M. 

Coffee is on & hostess on duty 

SQUILAX/ANGLEMONT 

Drop In 

1 - 4 

7 8 9 

10 

11 12 

Drop In 

Drop In 

Drop In Drop In 

1 - 4 

1 - 4 Bridge 1 - 4 1 - 4 

7:30 pm 

13 14 15 

16 

17 

Drop In 

Drop In Drop In 1 - 4 Drop In 

1 - 4 1 - 4 Bridge 1 - 4 

7:30 pm 

20 

27 

1 

21 22 Drop In 23 24 

25 

Drop In Drop In 1 - 4 Drop In 

Drop In 

1 - 4 1 - 4 Bridge 1 - 4 

7:30 pm 

1 - 4 

28 29 30 31 

Drop In 

Drop In Drop In 

Drop In 

1 - 4 

1 - 4 1 - 4 Bridge 1 - 4 

7:30 pm 

Chase Seniors Centre 

JULY CALENDAR Senior Connector© 

OPEN 

2 

3 

Free Ticket 



O.A.P.O BRANCH #53 

542 SHUSWAP AVENUE 

679-8522 

Drop In 

1 - 4 

Drop In 

1 - 4 

Meat Draw 

6pm 

4 

18 

4 

18 

Quad Fishing Derby 

Meat Draw 

6 pm 

Meat Draw 

3pm 

Meat Draw 

3 pm 

5 

19 

26 

Meat Draw 3pm 


6 

13 14 15 

16 

17 

Snooker 

8:30-11:30 am 

Snooker 

Snooker 


8:30-11:30 am 

Line Dancing 10 am 

8:30-11:30 am 

1:30 pm 

Crafts 9am CARPET 

BINGO Crib 1:00 pm BOWLING 

1:00 PM 

1 PM 

20 

Snooker 22 23 Snooker 24 

8:30-11:30 am 

Snooker 


8:30-11:30 am 

Line Dancing 10 am 

8:30-11:30 am 

1:30 pm 

Crafts 9am CARPET 


1:00 PM 

1 PM 

27 

5 

19 

26 

8:30 to 11:30 am 

1:00 pm to 4:30 pm 

Snooker 1 

2 Snooker 3 

4 

5 

8:30-11:30 am Snooker 8:30-11:30 am 

Line Dancing 10 am 8:30-11:30 am 

Snooker 

Crafts 9am 

CARPET 8:30-11:30 am 


1:00 PM 

1 PM 

7 Snooker 8 9 

10 

11 12 

Snooker 

8:30-11:30 am Snooker 

8:30-11:30 am 

Carpet Bowling Line Dancing 10 am 8:30-11:30 am 

1:30 pm BINGO Crafts 9am CARPET 

Snooker 

8:30-11:30 am 

Crib 1:00 pm BOWLING 

1:00 PM 

1 PM 


1:30 pm 

Sorrento O.A.P.O. #165 

JULY CALENDAR 

Snooker 

8:30-11:30 am 

21 25 

Snooker 

8:30-11:30 am 

28 29 30 31 


Open Daily 

Except Sunday 

1:30 pm till 4 pm 

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 

6 

TOPS 9am 

18 

PASSCHENDAELE ROAD, SORRENTO, B.C. 

Phone: (250) 675-5358 

Aleda Petruschak, Acting President 675-2760 

Hall Bookings: W. Petruschak 675-2760 

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26 

SATURDAY 

7 8 9 

10 

11 12 

TOPS 9am 

AAnon 8pm 

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Royal Canadian Legion Br. #52 

JULY CALENDAR 


425 LANSDOWNE 

KAMLOOPS, B.C. V2C 2C5 

PHONE: 374-1742 Fax: 374-1708 


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Carl McLaughlin 

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Savona O.A.P.O. 

O.A.P.O BRANCH #129 

JULY CALENDAR 

Barriere & District Seniors Society 

JULY CALENDAR 



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Summer Hours: 

Sat. Sun. Mon. Tues. Wed: 

12 noon - 7 pm 

Thurs. 12 noon - 10 pm 

Fri. 12 noon to 12 midnight 


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4431 Barriere Town Road 

Box 791 Barriere V0E 1E0 

Len Roosen, President 672-0260 


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Merritt Senior Centre 

JULY CALENDAR Senior Connector© 2202 Jackson Avenue 

Have a 

happy 

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THE MERRITT SENIORS ASSOC. 

and O.A.P.O. Br. #168 

Stan Rowland, President — 378-6576 

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Floor Curling 

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Rummoli 7pm 

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Floor Curling 

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All Welcome 

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Exercise 

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Exercise 

Meeting 

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Exercise 

9:30-10:30 and 

9:30-10:30 

Crib 7 pm 

UPS 7 PM Potluck Bocce 7 pm 

All Welcome 

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Cards, 

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Games 7pm 

Doris Watson 

373-2455 

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A view from Logan Lake 

BY PAT AND ARCHIE WHITE 

June was a quiet month for us. 

Carpet bowling will resume in 

September. 

Bingo will still be held each 

Friday at 1 p.m. 

Our annual general meeting was 

held Thursday, June 15, at which 

time we had our election of officers. 

We are happy to report that 

we have a strong executive and 

look forward to a very active fall. 

Many of our members are proudly 

wearing our new ball caps with 

Logan Lake Seniors inscribed on 

them. 

Ashcroft-Cache Creek Senior Society 

JULY CALENDAR 


601 BANCROFT 

Ashcroft, B.C. 453-9828 

Elaine Sheppard, President 


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Park 9 am Open Open 

Open at the 

Centre 1 pm 1-4 1-4 

Clearwater Friendly Club 

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SING 

7 PM 

HYMN 

SING 

7 PM 

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DROP-IN CENTRE, 

80-150 OPAL VILLAGE CENTRE MALL 

PRESIDENT: Archie White 523-2759 


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to 3 pm 

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to 3 pm 

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O.A.P.O. #137 

Evergreen Acres 

Phone: 674-3365 674-2706 674-3326 587-6338 

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Our wind-up this year was an 

indoor barbeque that was enjoyed 

by all. 

For the summer we plan to lay 

back and enjoy our families, 

homes and gardens. 

The centre will be open from 

Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 

p.m. so drop in for a chat and join 

us for bingo on Fridays at 1 p.m. 

We will not be sending our letter 

or calendar again until 

September, as we will just operate 

as a drop-in centre with no scheduled 

activities other than bingo. 

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JULY, 2003 

Glenfair 

News 

ELAINE HARKNESS 

The beauty of Glenfair is 

its green lawns, the resident’s 

beautiful hanging 

baskets and tubs of colourful 

flowers, which are a 

sight to see. 

We are all so very sorry 

to hear of the passing of 

Bob Brown. Our condolences 

go out to Olive and 

family and friends, he will 

be sadly missed here, he 

was always so willing to 

help. You could count on 

Bob. 

Some headway on the 

flea market in September, 

but can use a lot more, if 

you have anything to donate 

we would be very pleased . 

Phone Roger 828-7878 or 

Cathy 377-4985. 

Our free barbeque on 

July 12 at 5pm is looking 

good. I hope all our residents 

will attend and have a 

burger or hotdog and visit 

awhile over their coffee. We 

are really looking forward 

to this picnic in the hope 

that it will become a yearly 

event if we have the support 

from the residents. Bring a 

deckchair if you have one. 

Tuesday night 6pm has 

become a whist night and 

we have a good crowd, 

many new ones and is a fun 

night for everyone. We 

enjoy coffee and goodies 

afterward. 

Bingo Friday 6pm has 

improved with new faces 

and also it is a fun night, 

anyone who would like to 

join us please do so, as its 

open to everyone. 

Monday Crib is going 

full speed ahead. Roger 

even had a perfect score last 

week. 

Birthdays this month 

Myrtle O and Gert P. We 

helped them enjoy their 

birthday cakes. 

See you next month. 

❁ ❃ ❁ 

Life is like a garden 

In many little ways. 

Contentment cannot 

flourish 

If gloom is all you raise. 

Plant the seed of 

kindness 

Wherever you may go. 

Then, fertilized with 

commonsense, 

Friendship’s bound to 

grow. 

❁ ❃ ❁


B.C. Seniors’ Games - Zone 8 Report 

BY WILF SCHNEIDER 

In 2 months many of our 

Seniors will be heading to 

Chilliwack to take part in 

the Seniors’ Games, which 

start on September 3. Next 

year the Games will be held 

in Penticton. All Seniors 

age 55 and over are eligible 

to take part in the Games, 

and we welcome all Seniors 

who may be interested, to 

our meetings which are currently 

held at the Heritage 

House. Our next meeting is 

on Thursday, July 17, at 

10:00 A.M. This will be our 

last regular meeting before 

the Games in Chilliwack. 

Those who have signed up 

for uniforms will be able to 

pick them up at this meeting. 

There will be a meeting 

in August in Sorrento to pick 

up the balance of the uniforms, 

and perhaps to clean 

up last minute details. More 

on our August meeting in 

the next issue. 

Maureen Cavalsky of 

Salmon Arm, Mary Ellen 

Pakka of Sorrento and Peter 

Baron of Kamloops will be 

taking part in cycling this 

year. In horseshoes we 

have Robert East, Gay East 

and Betty Goward from 

Chase; Kevin Scallon from 

Ashcroft and Ted Peters, 

Ken Mount and Emil Foltan 

from Salmon Arm all heading 

for Chilliwack. The 

darts winners were Pearl 

Thompson from Kamloops, 

Snuffy Clark from Chase, 

Gladys Robins and Robert 

Williams from Ashcroft, 

Diane Tessaro and Arnold 

Tallis from Revelstoke and 

Corry & Doris Hogg 

from Heffley Creek. This 

year’s tennis winners, 

all from Kamloops, are 

Prue Reber, Gary Reber, 

Sylvia Chalmers, Tom 

Poulton, Janet Wallace, 

Keith Wallace, Joyce Riches, 

Suzanne Legault, Clara 

Leaman, Bob Siegrist, Terry 

Macdonald, Jack Meuwissen, 

John Plowman, Louise 

Gifford and Jim Gifford. 

We have 2 teams of Slow 

Pitch. The age 55+ consists 

of Rose Fowlie from 

Revelstoke, Gerry Bryce 

from Sorrento, Harry Bryce 

from Celista, Ffloyd Haller 

from Clinton, Jim Wiewior 

from Salmon Arm, Larry 

Langhorn from Tappen, 

Michael Abbott from 

Enderby, Joy Hurst from 

Canoe and Ken Littlehohns, 

Marj Higgins, Roy Grant, 

Larry Strohmaier, Mill 

McGaw and Gary Know all 

from Kamloops. The 65+ 

team consists of Len Fowles, 

Art Jaccard, Ray Teare, 

Frank Bencher, Robert 

Anderson, Myrt Lamb, Ron 

Lamb, Maureen Deys, 

Marlene St. John, Dick 

Sawada, George Blakey, Jim 

Tateishi, Joe Laviolette, 

Howard Miller, Roy Scott, 

all from Kamloops and John 

Scarcelli from Revelstoke. 

This year will be the first 

time we have entrants for 

Bocce. Angelo Posceri, 

Letter To The Editor 

Dear Editor 

On behalf of the 


Residential Campaign 2003 

I would like to extend a 

thank you to the people of 

the Kamloops area for their 

contributions to this year’s 

April campaign. Once again, 

you have shown that you are 

generous and caring individuals. 

Thank you to the wonderful, 

hardworking and dedicated 

volunteers for their 

commitment and especially 

the Zone Captains and 

Canvassers, who spent many 

hours canvassing to raise 

funds for this very worthwhile 

cause. The donations 

are used to fund cancer 

research and offer prevention, 

education and support 

programs. 

Thank you to the local 

Media for their tremendous 

support in publishing our 

campaign and to the many 

local businesses for their 

donations to our Volunteer 

Appreciation Night. 

Once again thank you for 

your support.º 

Sincerely 

Coleen Swan 

Residential Campaign 

Coordinator 


Certified 

Care Aid 

Available for 

in-home 

respite care 

Bondable 

Excellent references 

Reasonable Rate 

Call 574-0648 

Tony Scaracella and Joe 

Endrizzi from Revelstoke 

will be our representatives. 

In Ladies’ Golf we have Jean 

Blakey, Joyce Fraser Shirley 

Wiklund and Inez Schuster 

from Kamloops, Sy Pringle 

from Salmon Arm and 

Dee Laidlaw, Margaret 

Cleavely, Theresa Gieselman, 

Evelyn Johanson and 

Ingrid Whalley, all from 

Chase. We also have one 

more entrant, Peter Reinke 

from Kamloops, in Table 

Tennis. 

After many, many years 

of taking an active part in 

Zone 8 Doris Morgan from 

Revelstoke has decided to 

pass on the job of area representative 

to some one else. 

Doris has been dilgent in 

her duties representing 

Revelstoke for so many years 

McArthur Park 

Lawn Bowling 

Club 

We have had an exciting 

start to our bowling year 

with visits to other Interior 

lawn bowling clubs and their 

visit to our 2003 opening 

day on May 31. Sixty hardy 

bowlers from Vernon, 

Merritt, Kelowna and 

Riverside had a great day of 

games in rain and shine. 

This annual highlight was 

followed by a provincial first 

– the B.C. Blind Bowlers 

tournament was held June 8 

at McArthur Park Club. 

Visiting bowlers, markers 

and directors (for the blind 

bowlers) came from 

Nanaimo, Kelowna, Calgary 

and Salmon Arm. Our local 

bowlers did well in the competition. 

We learned we have 

the largest blind bowlers 

club in B.C. 

McArthur bowlers play 

Monday, Wednesday, Friday 

and Sunday at 6:30 p.m. 

Blind bowlers play Thursday 

at 6:30 p.m. Smooth-soled 

shoes are a must. Call 376- 

0917 for more information 

or to arrange free instruction. 

Friends In Need 

Home Care 

Providing independence and 

dignity for seniors and their family in 

the comfort of their home. 

* Personal Care/companionship 

* Housekeeping/Laundry 

* Meal planning and preparation 

* Dr. appointments/shopping 

* Outings 

* Hair care 

Call: 554-0419 

Cell: 318-1694 

and we are all sure she will 

retain her interest in our 

activities. Thank you, 

Doris, for all your help and 

we all wish you the best. 

We have an opportunity 

to raise some more 

funds for our Zone. Each 

year the local adult soccer 

groups hold a huge 

Kamloops Invitational Soccer 

Tournament during the 

British Columbia Day 

week-end in August. They 

require a number of Field 

Marshalls and have offered 

the Field Marshall positions 

to us. To volunteer or for 

more information call Liz 

Karpluk at Flowers by 

Valleyview, 374-4312. or 

Wilf Schneider, 374-7201. 

We will require about 20 

volunteers and no previous 

experience is necessary. 

Coronation 

Coins Featuring 

Updated Effigy 

The new and more contemporary 

effigy of Her Majesty 

Queen Elizabeth II will appear 

on the obverse side of all 

Canadian circulation coins. 

Special collector coins and 

coin sets commemorating the 

50th anniversary of the 

Queen’s coronation are now 

available on the RCM web site 

and include: Coronation Proof 

Silver Dollar; Coronation 

Special Edition Uncirculated 

Set featuring the traditional 

seven circulation coin designs; 

the 1953 Coronation set featuring 

the original 1953 effigy and 

the double dates of 1953-2003 

on all obverse sides of the 1- 

cent, 5-cent, 25-cent, 50-cent 

and 1-dollar coins, and the 

Queen Elizabeth II Coronation 

Stamp and Coin Set, a joint 

offering by Canada Post and 

the Royal Canadian Mint. 

The updated effigy was 

designed by Canadian artist 

Susanna Blunt. Internationally 

acclaimed, Ms. Blunt is no 

stranger to the Royal Family. In 

1997, she painted and personally 

delivered to Buckingham 

Palace a portrait of His 

Highness, Prince Edward. 

McKnight Manor 

Room & Board 

for Non Smoking Seniors 

Private Room 

Cable TV 

Home cooked meals 

Laundry facilities available 

. Transportation available 

Fully staffed 24-hours-a-day 

All-inclusive fee 

$1070.00 per month 

includes GST. 

Call Mary or George at 

(250) 579-1994 

Always Healthy 

GIFT AND HEALTH FOOD STORE 

Supplements, Dried Herbs and Spices, 

Organic Flours and Grains, Fresh Nuts and Trail Mix, 

Greeting Cards, Natural Beauty Products, Crystals, Angels, 

Candles, Kitchen Tools, Aromatherapy and Sports Nutrition 

Naturally on the North Shore! 

#8 - 724 Sydney Ave. • 376-1310 

(Across the street from Northills Shopping Centre) 

Comfort Zone 

A full service Agency taking care of all your 

Basic Foot Care, Home Support 

and Attendant Care needs 

Certified, Insured and Bonded 

376-7616 or toll free1-866-319-3388 

Servicing the Thompson Health Region since 1999 

Non-Medical Home Support Service 

* Yard / House Maintenance 

*Housekeeping 

* Companionship 

*Transportation 

Julie Layh 573-5077 

*Insured *Bondable *Free Estimates 

Home Care Specialists 

with Heart. 

❀ Home Makers 

❀ Personal Care 

❀ House Cleaners 

❀ Companion 

❀ Live In Arrangements 

❀ Respite 

If you need a service 

that you don’t see — call: 

IN-HOME CARE 851-0078 

We Aim To Fill All Your Needs! 

#314 — 141 Victoria Street, Kamloops 

Fax: 851-0016

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JULY, 2003 

This drawing was recently uncovered with other old 

family memorabilia by a member of Bob Pick’s family. 

It was returned to him after more than 70 years. The 

drawing, originally in colour, was done in 1927, when 

Bob was about seven years old. Bob now enjoys life 

as a resident of Desert Gardens. 

THESE are the “Good Old Days.” 

COMMERCIAL CRIME SECTION 

SENIORS’ FRAUD BEAT 

Phone Fraud 

• Congratulations! You’ve won the grand prize ... but you 

don’t remember even entering the contest! 

• You’re offered a once-in-a-lifetime investment that offers a 

huge return. 

• You’re told you’re a winner, and all you have to do is pay 

for the delivery, processing, taxes, duties or some other fee 

to receive the prize. 

Be on the lookout for these and other offers that promise 

great wealth with minimal effort. If a deal sounds too good 

to be true, it probably is. 

Never give out credit card, bank account, or other personal 

information over the telephone, unless you have initiated the 

call yourself and know the company. 

If you are unsure about the intent of a caller and are feeling 

uncomfortable, just say “no thanks” and hang up the phone. 

For more information on protecting yourself, visit our website 

at www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca 

Emergency, police, & fraud phone numbers 

IF,and only if, there is an emergency, call 911 

IF you have been a victim of a crime, call the RCMP at 828-3000 

IF you have information that could help to solve a crime, 

call Crimestoppers at 374-TIPS (8477) 1-800-222-TIPS(8477) 

IF you would like information about the legitimacy of a company, 

such as a telemarketing fraud, call Kamloops District Commercial 

Crime Unit at 828-3174 or Phonebusters at 1-888-495-8501 

Congratulations to all the members of the North Shore Community Centre who celebrate their birthdays in July. Dinner and 

silent auction were enjoyed by all. 

PHOTO: MARGARET REID 

North 

Shore 

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4 

you have any items that you 

wish to donate, please bring 

them to our Hostess in the 

Maple Room. Of course we 

also accept items for our 

Flea Market as well. Thank 

you for thinking of us for 

your donations. 

Our FUNDRAISER 

DINNER was held June 

23rd and we had Roast Beef 

with all the trimmings and 

fried chicken, and there were 

a variety of salads. Frieda 

Woerler was the entertainer, 

playing her accordion. She 

certainly can get your hands 

clapping to her fast paced 

music, and those that dance 

are quick to get out onto the 

dance floor. 

Tourism Kamloops 

July-Aug 2003 

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to 

our members who have a 

birthday in July, John 

Chevarctacki, Ida Green, 

Betty Illsey, Ionalda 

Jamrich, Freda Long, Jean 

Riggs, Audrey Robertson, 

Pauline Smith, Hazel Tymo, 

Mary White, Juliana 

Woroch, Betsy Farr, Bob 

Irvine, Jessie Birrell, Piper 

George and, Mike Keetch. 

Happy Birthday to all of 

you! 

TIPZ & TOEZ will be 

operating during the summer 

months, so that is great for 

all of us who use their great 

service. Please phone or 

come to the Front Desk to 

select an appointment time. 

You will enjoy it. 

The computer classes are 

still very busy, but summer 

is here so they are reduced to 

give the instructors some 

PLEASE CONTACT THE FACILITY TO CONFIRM TIME, PRICE, AND 

DATE. IF YOU KNOW OF ANY EVENTS TO BE LISTED ON THIS 

CALENDAR, PLEASE CALL 

THE KAMLOOPS VISITOR INFO CENTRE, 374-3377 

JULY 

Jul-Oct 25....Farmers’ Market (Saturdays) .........................................200 Block St. Paul St. ......377-0055 

.....................Farmers’ Market (Wednesdays) ....................................400 Block Victoria St .......377-0055 

Jul 1.............Canada Day Folkfest .....................................................Riverside Park ..................372-5751 

Jul 1.............Art in the Park .................................................................Riverside Park ..................372-7323 

Jul 2-31........Music in the Park ............................................................Riverside Park ..................374-3377 

Jul 4-6..........First Nations Gathering 2003: “Jesus Walks Among Us” ...Powwow Grounds............374-8196 

Jul 5-6..........Miniature Air Show Large Scale Radio Controlled Airplanes.....Morrison Ranch Field .250-523--6474 

Jul 10-13......Kamloops Aquatics AAA Long Course Meet...............Canada Games Pool ........828-3580 

Jul 11...........Miss Kamloops Pageant Ambassador Program..........Sagebrush Theatre ..........376-1439 

Jul 12-13......Savona Fishing Derby....................................................Savona .......................250-373-2515 

Jul 12-18......Cattle Drive - Bar M Ranch to Kamloops (Ashcroft) ...............................................372-7075 

Jul 13-20......Party ‘til the Cows Come Home ....................................Various Locations............372-7722 

July 14.........Our Lady Peace in concert ............................................Sport Mart Place...............374-9200 

July 15-20....Merritt Mountain Music Festival www.mountainfest.com Merritt......................374-9200 

July 17-21....Kamloops Int’l Baseball Tournament ...........................Norbrock Stadium............828-3580 

July 18-19....Skwlax Traditional Pow Wow 2003 Skwlax Powwow Arbour, Chase ...........250-679-3203 

July 26-27....Pacific Northwest Marathon Canoe & Kayak Championship Pioneer Park..........376-6017 

July 27.........97.5 FM River Family Festival........................................Riverside Park ..................372-2197 

July 29.........Kamloops MS Self Help Group 10th Annual Fundraising Comedy and Variety Show 

...............................................................................................................Forster’s............................376-1269 

AUGUST 

Aug-Oct 25..Farmers’ Market (Saturdays) .........................................200 Block St. Paul St. ......377-0055 

.....................Farmers’ Market (Wednesdays) ....................................400 Block Victoria St .......377-0055 

Aug1-31.......Music in the Park ............................................................Riverside Park ..................374-3377 

Aug 1-3........Kamloopa Pow Wow ......................................................Chief Louis Centre ...........828-9700 

Aug 3...........Zef’s Birthday..................................................................Wildlife Park .....................573-3242 

Aug 3-9........Canadian Rifle Silhouette Championships..............................................................374-5082 

Aug 4...........Highland Valley Copper Mine Open House..................Logan Lake.............1-250-523-3507 

Aug 5-8........2nd Annual Youth Discovery Day Camp ......................Kamloops Museum ..........828-3576 

Aug 8-10......10th Annual Bonaparte Traditional Pow Wow .............Historic Hat Creek Ranch 

.................................................................................................................1-250-457-6206 or 1-250-457-9946 

Aug 9-10......Pritchard Rodeo..............................................................Rodeo Grounds .....1-250-577-3461 

Aug 10.........Horse Racing ..................................................................Sagebrush Downs............314-9645 

Aug 15-17....11th Annual Salmon Arm Roots and Blues Festival ...Salmon Arm ...........1-250-833-4096 

Aug 16-17....Western Canadian Orienteering & Rogaining Championships.........dsmithqqq@shaw.ca 


Aug 21.........Hot Night in the City Car Show .....................................Downtown.........................372-2292 

Aug 22-23....Kamloops Pro Rodeo .....................................................KXA ...................................554-1444 

Aug 23.........9th Annual Heritage House Tour & Tea........................Kamloops Museum ..........828-3576 

Aug 23.........Sorrento Blue Grass Festival ........................................Sorrento Centre ........250-675-2421 

Aug 23-24....Canadian Orienteering & Rogaining Championships........................dsmithqqq@shaw.ca 


Aug 27-31....Interior Provincial Exhibition & Stampede ..................Armstrong .................250-546-9406 

Aug 30-Sep1 North Thompson Fall Fair & Rodeo............................Barriere Fair Grounds 


time for their own work at 

home. We do thank them for 

their devotion to the computer 

training sessions, we all 

appreciate it very much as 

we now have other doors 

open to us for communicating 

with friends and relatives, 

and learning about 

other things in the world 

through the internet. Thank 

you! 

The FLOWER GAR- 

DENS around our complex 

are really showing their 

wonderful colours now. We 

are very proud of the work 

done by our volunteers and 

our gardener. 

A group of our volunteers 

from NSCC and Cottonwood 

Manor gathered 

together near the Pagoda 

building at Tranquille and 

Fortune to plant flowers to 

beautify this triangle of land. 

It looks fantastic! 

When we speak about 

gardens, it always reminds 

us that the Judge for the 

COMMUNITY IN BLOOM 

event will be in Kamloops to 

judge our City around the 

22nd of August. The Judge 

will be touring the City, so 

please all you seniors, and 

all others, please pick up any 

garbage you spot in your 

area. Let’s all do our part to 

beautify our area, and 

encourage others to do the 

same. Your assistance is 

truly appreciated! 

The North Shore 

Community Centre carpet 

bowling and cribbage are 

continuing all summer, so 

come and enjoy a game with 

these groups. Please see the 

calendar of events for times. 

The Maple room is open 

every weekday for coffee, 

tea, and treats from 9:00 am 

to 4:00 pm. When you come 

to the Maple room please 

remember to bring those 

grocery tapes you get from 

Safeway and Coopers. 

Remember, each tape is a 

help to us. 

Please use the CALEN- 

DAR OF EVENTS in this 


paper to find all those events 

that you would like to 

attend. 

Until the next time, 

please be careful everyone. 

Volunteers Needed for 

KAMLOOPS RCMP 

Speed Watch Program 

If you are: 

• between the ages of 19-75 

• have a clean driving record 

• willing to complete necessary training 

• willing to volunteer a small amount of time to help the traffic situation 

in your community 

and like making new friendships, we would like to talk to you! 

If you are interested in becoming an RCMP volunteer please attend one of 

the following locations to pick up an application form: 

• Downtown Community Police Office • Main Detachment 

• North Shore Community Police Office


My Favourite Things Thinking 

Senior exercise 

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 

Recently Julie Andrews is reported to have done a concert for 

1 

Pass this along to your senior friends. For those of us getting 

along in years, here is a little secret for building arm and 

AARP, at which she sang her hit from The Sound of Music, June 21, we want to take you 

but the words were changed. Here are the new words to this out for dinner.” So, my niece 

shoulder muscles. Three days a week works well. 

tune (sung to “My Favourite Things”): 

and nephew arrived at my 

Begin by standing outside behind your house, and with a 

door on the evening of June 

five-pound potato sack in each hand … extend your arms 

Maalox and nose drops and needles for knitting, 

21. Carole had visited with us 

straight out to your sides and hold them there as long as you 

Walkers and handrails and new dental fittings, 

in B.C. a couple of times in 

can. 

Bundles of magazines tied up in string, 

the past ten years, but Ron I 

After a few weeks, move up to 10 pound potato sacks, and 

These are a few of my favourite things. 

had not seen since his mother’s 

funeral in 1976 — almost 

then 50 pound potato sacks, and finally get to where you can 

lift a 100 pound potato sack in each hand and hold your arms 

Cadillacs and cataracts and hearing aids and glasses, 27 years ago. The boy I knew 

straight for more than a full minute. 

Polident and Fixodent and false teeth in glasses, 

then, is now a 6’ 3” man with 

Next … start putting a few potatoes in the sacks, but be 

Pacemakers, golf carts and porches with swings, 

a receding hairline and a gray 


mustache. His first words 

careful not to overdo it. 

were “I have something here I 

When the pipes leak, 

want to deliver to you, it’s 

When the bones creak, 

only 63 years late” and with a 

When the knees go bad, 

hug and kiss he handed me the 

I simply remember my favourite things, 

card my dear sister had drawn 

And then I don’t feel so bad. 

for me so long ago. It was a 

short but wonderful reunion. 

Hot tea and crumpets, and corn pads for bunions, The trip had taken them over 

No spicy hot food or food cooked with onions, 

11 hours to drive from their 

Bathrobes and heat pads and hot meals they bring, respective homes in Red Deer 


and Stettler, Alberta. 

Back pains, confused brains, and no fear of sinnin’ 

Thin bones and fractures and hair that is thinnin’ 

And we won’t mention our short shrunken frames, 

When we remember our favourite things, 

When the joints ache, when the hips break, 

When the eyes grow dim, 

Then I remember the great life I’ve had, 

And then I don’t feel so bad. 

Wildlife Express 

celebrates 25th 

anniversary 

On Father’s Day, the 

Wildlife Express celebrated 

its 25th anniversary of operation 

at the Kamloops 

Wildlife Park. Free train 

rides were provided and new 

artefacts – a velocipede, two 

historic track motorcars and 

a handcar – were on display. 

Dunk Andrews, retired systems 

rules instructor, says 

that if a train was coming up 

behind you while you were 

on a velocipede it was a 

great motivator to pump 

hard so that you could go 

faster! 

In the first year of operation, 

1978, the Wildlife 

Express carried 6,000 riders, 

but since then hundreds of 

thousands of people has 

enjoyed the adventure. The 

Wildlife Express is a wonderful 

park attraction. In 

2002 there were 58,440 riders 

over the course of 192 

operating days. The dedicated 

volunteers of the KSCRS 

contributed a staggering 

5,347 hours this past calendar 

year operating the train 

and maintaining the facilities. 

The society has 80 

active members consisting 

of retired CP, CN and BC 

Rail employees who volunteer 

with their spouses to 

operate the miniature train. 

The provincial department 

of Safety Engineering 

Services and Railways 

inspects the Wildlife 

Express, track and facilities 

each year, and the KSCRS 

has a tremendous reputation 

for operating the safest 

miniature train in the 

province. 

There are 70 species of 

wildlife at the park and 

some terrific recent 

improvements. 

The park will host a summer 

camp for children from 

Monday, July 21 through 

Friday, July 25 this summer. 

For information on this or 

other park activities phone 

573-3242. 

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Thanks to Lori and Mike 

Keetch, new owners of Senior 

Connector, I now have my 

computer at home. By the 

way Mike, you did a fine job 

of your first column last 

month. 

I am having some difficulty 

in writing this column 

because I recently had a 

stroke. I want to urge our 

readers to heed the advise 

below. It comes from literature 

given to me by a neurologist. 

The stroke hit the vision 

portion of my brain and he is 

currently sending me for tests 

to try and determine what 

went wrong and what steps 

need to be taken to help prevent 

it from happening again. 

“The symptoms of stroke 

happen suddenly. Common 

symptoms include: 

* Weakness, numbness, or 

paralysis of the face or arm, or 

leg (especially one side of the 

body) 

* Difficulty speaking or 

understanding speech 

* Sudden loss of vision in 

one eye 

* Sudden dizziness and 

inability to walk 

* There is usually no pain 

“Until recently, no emergency 

treatment was available 

for a stroke. A new medication 

that breaks down blood 

clots called tPA is available 

for stroke, but it is only effective 

if it is given within three 

hours of the stroke onset. 

“It is critical that everyone 

be aware of the symptoms of 

stroke and seek medical attention 

immediately. Many 

patients who might benefit 

from the tPA treatment are not 

getting to the hospital fast 

enough to be treated.” 

Cedar Creek 

Camp Raffle 

& more 

Our Adventure 2003 Camp 

raffle features a number of 

great prizes and a very affordable 

price - $2.00 per ticket or 

3 for $5.00. Volunteers will 

be at the Farmer’s Market 

throughout the summer selling 

tickets as well as at 

Canada Day and Hot Nite in 

the City. Tickets are of course 

available through our office as 

well. We are depending on a 

successful raffle more than 

ever this year to replace goods 

lost in a break in last month. 

Our shed was vandalized as 

well. Cedar Creek Camp is 

on White Lake, a rustic but 

accessible camp on a crown 

land lease with several cabins 

and other amenities. Our 

members call it “a little piece 

of heaven”. We use the camp 

for our programs as well as 

rent it out to other groups and 

individuals with people with 

disabilities being our primary 

users. We still have some 

dates available so folks are 

welcome to call us at 376- 

7878 for further information. 

Also coming up, a Day 

Trip on July 16 to Lac le 

Jeune and Logan Lake, 

returning to Kamloops via 

Ashcroft and Highway 1. 

These trips are proving very 

popular so we urge people to 

call right away to book a seat. 

Transportation is provided on 

board our 16 passenger, 

wheelchair accessible, airconditioned 

bus. 

Heather Archer 

Executive Director 

People In Motion 

Problem Gambling and Seniors 

Seniors can find themselves with a lot of time on their hands. 

Gambling is an option. How does an activity that’s supposed to 

be fun take over your life and turn it into a nightmare 

Problem Gambling programs exist throughout the province. 

If you would like more information call 1-888-795-6111 

In the Thompson/Cariboo region call: 

Problem Gambling Program, Phoenix Centre 

(250) 374-4634 or email gamble@mail.ocis.net 

Tour the 

Okanagan 

Come with us to the beautiful city of Armstrong. We will visit the gift 

shop at Planet Bee, where an interesting assortment of honey and 

health products can be purchased. And then it’s off to the Chickadee 

Ridge Miniature Farm to see and play with the fascinating mini ponies, 

a monkey, and even a wallaby! Lunch will be served outdoors in the 

shade. Following lunch will be a tour of the famous Village Cheese 

Factory, where we will see cheese being made and sample the results. 

On the return trip home we will be coming back through Salmon Arm 

and if time permits we will stop at one of the many fruit stands. 

All locations and the bus are accessible. 

Date: Wed., June 18, 2003 • Time: 9:30 am to 4:00 pm 

Cost: $42.50 

Registered passengers will be picked up at one of two pickup points between approximately 

9 and 9:30 am and returned to the same points between 4 and 4:15 pm. 

Call us NOW at 376-7878 to register. 

Space is limited and pre-payment is required. 

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July Schedule 

Date Walk location Coffee location 

Jul 2 Wed McArthur Island Press Box 

Jul 4 Fri Riverside Park Jean & Dino Sordi’’s 

627 Cowan Street 

Jul 7 Mon Riverside Park Cdn Legion 


Jul 11 Fri Riverside Park Desert Gardens 



Jul 18. Fri Riverside Park Desert Gardens 



Jul 25 Fri Riverside Park Judy & Norm Miller’’s 

1163 Howe Street 



• Meet at 8:30 for all walks • 

Parking near rose garden at Riverside Park 

These are the 

signs of a heart 

attack. 

Remember them and 

PASS IT ON 

P aleness 

A nxiety, Fear, DENIAL 

S weating 

S hortness of Breath 

I ndigestion 

T ightness or Chest Pain 

O verall Weakness 

N ausea 

Signs other than chest 

pain are especially 

dangerous, because 

they are easy to DENY. 

Remember: 

PASS IT ON 

If you have one or more 

of these 8 signs, don’t 

wait. Tell someone or 

call for help. 

Any abuse is BAD ENOUGH 

Abuse 

can be: 

• physical 

• sexual 

• verbal 

• financial 

• mental 

• emotional 

Desert 

Gardens 

Anniversary 


located in the Oasis 

Restaurant. 

The official unveiling is 

to take place on September 

5, 2003 by His Worship, 

Mayor Rothenburger. 

Our restaurant provides 

wholesome “home style” 

meals at reasonable cost for 

everyone. Breakfast and 

lunch is served every weekday. 

Suppers Tuesday, 

Thursday, and every other 

Sunday. 

Banquets, seminars, and 

receptions seating up to 250 

people can be accommodated 

with full plate or buffet 

service. Catering to wedding 

parties is one of our specialties. 

Rooms are available for 

smaller gatherings such as 

board meetings. We have a 

48x24 foot “floating” dance 

floor. 

We invite everyone to 

drop in and see the variety of 

programs offered. (See our 

Calendar of Events in Senior 

Connector). We welcome 

your suggestions to develop 

new activities. 

The current board has 

made substantial, positive, 

steps toward improving the 

financial viability of Desert 

Gardens and looks, with 

confidence, to the future. A 

continued strong commitment 

and cooperation on the 

part of everyone will assure 

Desert Gardens will continue 

to provide activities for 

everyone — of every age. 

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SERVICE OFFICER AVAILABLE: 

Tuesday & Thursday 

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TO HELP ALL SENIORS 

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 

554-2455 

You are not alone. Call for help. 

Kamloops Women’s Resource Centre 

376-3009 

Y Women’s Emergency Shelter 

374-6162 

Kamloops Sexual Assault Counselling Centre 

372-0179 

Kamloops Outreach Services Society 

828-0600 

No one deserves to be abused. 


Abuse is any action by someone 

in a position of trust, 

which causes harm to another 

person. The phenomenon 

of elder abuse and neglect 

has become an increasing 

concern in Canada. A 

nation-wide survey indicated 

that 1 in 25 (4 percent) of 

people over the age of 65 

have suffered some form of 

abuse. It occurs within all 

economic, social and cultural 

groups. The number of older 

British Columbians who 

experience abuse has been 

estimated to be as high as 8 

percent. 

Elder abuse still remains a 

hidden phenomenon as many 

older adults do not report 

maltreatment, and many professionals 

are not aware of 

the problem. 

Types of abuse and 

neglect may include: psychological 

abuse, physical 

abuse, sexual abuse, medication 

abuse, financial abuse, 

violation of civil/human 

rights, neglect, self neglect. 

Abuse can happen in the 

privacy of ones home, in the 

community, in a nursing 

facility or group home. 

Abusers can include family 

members, informal caregivers, 

neighbours, friends, 

formal caregivers, landlords, 

etc. 

Public education is 

extremely important. Both 

elders themselves, and the 

public at large need to understand 

what elder abuse is, 

why it happens, how to recognize 

it, and what can be 

done about it. 

Elders need to retain as 

much power and control over 

their own lives as possible, 

since this reduces the risk of 

abuse. Knowledge is 

empowering, so it important 

that older people know their 

rights. Seniors Outreach 

Services Society (SOS)’s 

role is to provide community 

education on elder abuse and 

to give support to victims of 

elder abuse. We need to 


Seniors Outreach 

Services Society 

BARBARA GRANT, 

OFFICE COORDINATOR 

make is clear that elder abuse 

is not acceptable. 

Unfortunately, victims of 

elder abuse are often reluctant 

to report it, and are not 

willing to pursue intervention 

that may lead to a criminal 

investigation. As well as 

feeling embarrassed and 

ashamed, they feel unsafe. It 

is important to be informed 

of the alternatives of living 

in an abusive environment. 

Ultimately, elders are 

adults with the right to selfdetermination. 

If the elder is 

mentally competent, and 

chooses to remain in an abusive 

or neglectful environment, 

it is important for others 

to respect their decision. 

To report suspected 

abuse, contact one of the designated 

agencies in 

Kamloops: 

Interior Health Authority 

Thompson/Cariboo/Chilcoti 

n Health Services Area 

Continuing Care Services 

851-7500 or Geriatric 

Outreach Services 851-7450 

Ministry for Children and 

Families Community Living 

Services(Adults) 371-3650. 

A provincial contact is the 

Public Guardian and Trustee 

of B.C. 604-775-0202. 

The B.C. Coalition to 

Eliminate Abuse of Seniors 

(B.C.CEAS) is located in 

Burnaby and has a toll free 

number 1-866-437-1940 for 

inquiries and resources. 

Locally, the Kamloops 

Community Response 

Network (376-7878) is a 

group of individuals, service 

providers and agencies 

working together to enhance 

and coordinate the community’s 

ability to respond to 

abuse, neglect and self 

neglect of adults who are 

vulnerable. Seniors Outreach 

Services Society (828-0600) 

is a member of this network, 

and strives to provide community 

education about elder 

abuse, referrals and support to 

victims of elder abuse. 

July birthdays at Ponderosa 

Birthday wishes for the month of July go out to: 

Kashiku Nagai, Eileen Robinson, Rhoda Brockington, Jack 

Cunningham, Gertrude Oswald, Emily Winser, Kenneth Watts, 

Larry Shaw, Mina Jurkat, Thelma Rogal, Minnie Barney, 

Marion Durnin, Archibald “Mac” McCallum and Alma 

Pettyjohn. Congratulations on your special day. 

pick us up and we would 

pack apples for hours.” 

Rasich said she “worked 

like a man” in those days, 

haying in orchards, packing 

and doing field work. Her 

husband Nick Rasich, whom 

she met when she was working 

on a sugar beet farm in 

Raymond, Alberta, couldn’t 

find a job in Depression-era 

Kamloops and, for a while, 

looked after their two children 

during the day. 

“My kids didn’t see me. 

They were sleeping when I 

left in the morning and sleeping 

when I came home,” she 

said. Rose and Frank, her 

children, were both born in 

1933 when Rasich was 18 

years old. 

She remembers that the 

weather was more extreme in 

Kamloops back then, cold 

and snowy in the winter and 

very hot in the summer. 

“I used to cut asparagus in 

April and May, sometimes 

twice a day.” The plants grew 

quickly in the hot weather. 

“We didn’t leave the white 

stuff on like they do now. I 

packed nice asparagus.” 

After many years of farming 

and packing, Rasich 

worked as housekeeper at the 

historic Leland Hotel in 

Kamloops for sixteen years. 

She still gets flowers from 

her former employer, even 

though she retired from that 

job in 1970. 

Despite developing osteoporosis 

after retiring, Hilda 

Rasich has never stopped 

working. She has been a volunteer 

since her children 

were young. 

In the 1940s she and 

Helen Saemerow went door 

to door in Brocklehurst to 

raise donations for a badlyneeded 

community hall. The 

women collected vegetables 

from neighbours that filled 

the Rasich’s basement. 

“We had a sale at our 

place by the highway. We 

baked, we had tea and card 

tables set up inside and out. 

The cars were bumper to 

bumper and we cleaned out 

that basement.” 

Rasich laughed as she 

recalled her friend Helen 

wearing out part of her lawn, 

running back and forth under 

a canopy on that day. The 

two formed a Ladies 

Auxiliary and organized 

dances and other events to 

raise more money for the 

Brocklehurst Community 

JULY, 2003 

Hilda Rasich 


Hall. 

“All 

donated 

the 

for that 

labour 

hall. 

was 

John 

years. 

fun,” recalled Rasich fondly. 

dishpan from my house.” 

into Desert Gardens. 

sent Seniors Centre. 

Rasich is 

crocheter. 

numerous tablecloths, 

a highly-skilled 

She donated 

bed- 

to the 1990s. 

work. 

known for her baking.


Fine weather, food and entertainment at 

the 1st annual Seniors Carnival 

Seniors Carnival, held in June, attracted happy participants from Kamloops and surrounding towns. Held on McArthur 

Island Park, the Carnival was located amongst mature trees which provided shade on the sunny day. A light balmy breeze 

provided refreshing cooling — it was the perfect day, the perfect place for a picnic! 

The Carnival, sponsored by Kamloops Park and Recreation, expecting 300, was overwhelmed when it attracted 500+. 

Nevertheless enough hamburgers and ice cream were brought in to satisfy the hungry crowd. 

The Old Time Fiddlers had people dancing and singing along with their listenable and toe-tapping music. Roxanne Hall 

encouraged those inclined to join her in her renditions of The Old Favourites. A Belly Dancer provided an eye-popping 

show of smooth interpretive dance routines. The nonstop entertainment was supplemented with roulette, bingo, and bocce. 

What a sight to see so many seniors out in the sun dancing, playing, singing, laughing, and catching up on the news of the 

day with new and old friends from far and wide. —Ben 

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JULY, 2003 

A Trip in Honor of the Past 

BY RENE HORNER 

We started, two granddaughters, 

my sister and I 

from Kamloops and my 

daughter from Vancouver on 

a quest. First to Paris where 

we viewed the great architecture 

of long ago... Notre 

Dame Cathedral, Eiffel 

Tower, Arc de Triumph and 

the Louvre, where we smiled 

with Mona Lisa. All the 

great sights that any tourist 

would want to see. Then on 

to Normandy and Juno 

Beach, the real reason for 

our journey. 

Juno Beach 59 

years later... June 6, 

2003. The weather 

was perfect, clear 

skys and calm seas. 

The exact opposite of 

June 6, 1944. But you 

could still feel the 

trauma of that historic 

day. We waded in the 

water and tried to 

imagine a cold windy 

day, with death, fear 

and courage dogging 

each step. The veterans 

were there, with 

tears and proud 

stature. It was a moving 

experience for everyone, 

and, as if my husband Ted 

was there, leading us to his 

name on the Kiosk, which 

jumped out to meet our 

searching eyes. We paid tribute 

to him and all the others 

who stormed the Beaches on 

D-Day. 

Then at peace with life, 

we continued on our tour 

of France. It is a beautiful 

country. We journeyed 

through farm lands and villages 

whose streets are so 

narrow that two cars had to 

squeeze when they passed. 

We travelled mostly secondary 

roads in order to see 

more of the rural areas.We 

continued on to Geneva and 

finally to Nice, where we 

relaxed for the day, lying 

around on the beach and 

enjoying the swimming. 

Then on to England where 

we visited our cousins in 

Essex. As well as doing 

some sight seeing. 

Finally, we arrived back 

home in Kamloops, to rest 

after a hectic and traumatic 

experience. An experience I 

am glad I undertook. 

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Journeys from a bygone era 

Alert! 

Kids love these 

trips! 

Travel back to the 1800s when travel in the area 

was by steam train, stagecoach and paddlewheeler. 

We have packaged The Spirit of Kamloops, the BX 

Stagecoach and the MV Wanda Sue and all can be 

experienced in one day or, spread out over the 

summer season. 

Adults/Seniors $25. 00 pp • Youth 6-18 $21. 00 

Add GST to these rates 

Children 5 and under are free but can not occupy a seat in sold out conditions. 

Call us today as there is limited 

seating for the BX Stagecoach. 

Groups and Charters 

Book your group and receive special prices. 

Organize a group of 10 or more people for our 

regular scheduled trips and you will save money. 

Charter rates are available so if you have a large 

group of 150 people or more, check with us for 

custom trips. 

2141 - The Spirit of Kamloops 

has now begun her second season 

and is once again carrying passengers 

back into the history of Kamloops. 

Experience the power of steam, the 

romance of riding the rails and the 

thrill of a train robbery. Emmerse 

yourself in our western heritage at 

Miner’s Gulch where Bill Miner, 

Shorty Dunn and Louis Colquhoun 

hang out when not robbing trains. 

Summer Schedule 

June 28 - September 1 

Days of Operation: 

Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays 

and Holidays 

Departure times: 

10:00 am and 11:45 am 

Trip length: approx 1 1/4 hrs 

Twilight Express: 

Fridays and Saturdays 

7:30 pm (July) 7:00 pm (August) 

Special Trains: 

Sundays at 8:00 pm 

July 13, 20, 27, August 3 

RATES 

Adults 13.50 

Seniors 11.75 (60+) 

Youth 9.00 (6 - 18) 

Child free 

(5 and under accompanied 

by an adult) 

Family rate 40.00 (per trip) 

(2 adults and 2 youth) 

Seasons Pass 75.00 

(unlimited trips on the 

Spirit of Kamloops trip and 

Christmas Lights trip) 

All prices subject to GST 

Call 374-2141 • email: info@KamRail.com • www.KamRail.com 

Congratulations, 

Lori and Mike! 

Jim McCreight 

Jim McCreight and 

MJB Lawyers would 

like to congratulate 

Lori and Mike Keetch 

on their purchase of 

the Senior Connector. 

700-275 Lansdowne Street, Kamloops, BC V2C 6H6 

Ph: 250-374-3161 • Toll Free: 1-888-374-3161 

Email: info@mjblaw.com 

See MJB Law for all your estate planning, wills 

and will variation needs. You owe it to yourself 

to get the best advice available.

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Mike’s musings 

SENIOR CONNECTOR www.seniorconnector.com 

JULY, 2003 

For the ignorant, old age is as winter— for the learned, it is a harvest. — JEWISH PROVERB 

By Mike Keetch 

FAMILY 

Now that summer is upon 

us and we look in the papers 

and see the array of things to 

do for the family, it reminds 

me of all the family things 

we used to do and enjoy. 

These thoughts of family 

are brought home to me at 

this particular time as my 

oldest son has just moved 

back to Kamloops after several 

years in Calgary. 

Having spent the Canada 

Day weekend helping him 

get settled in, we have been 

talking about the “good old 

days.” Although these discussions 

usually revolve 

around the good times, I 

sometimes sneak in a 

thought or two about the 

tougher times and and how 

the results of raising two 

boys have turned out. For 

the most part it turned out 

pretty good. Both boys are 

on their own and making 

their way in the world. One 

of the happiest remarks I 

have ever heard from my 

kids is: “I am now starting to 

understand why you did the 

things you did when I was 

growing up.” 

Now that I am somewhat 

older myself, I reflect back 

on the period when I was 

growing up. I remember 

the times spent fishing and 

golfing with my Dad and the 

time spent with my Mother, 

in my case, cooking and at 

Christmas, decorating the 

tree. Though we all 

thought we were hard done 

by in those days, (walking to 

school every day “up hill 

both ways”) I look back 

now at those times as some 

of the happiest times I have 

had. 

Although kids today have 

just as hard a time as we did 

and have some very complicated 

decisions to make, I 

am confident that they, in 

their time, will look back at 

these times with fond memories. 

So to all of you finishing 

school this year and moving 

out into the “real world,” 

Good Luck, be happy and 

keep a positive outlook on 

life. 

Random Thoughts 

Butterflies taste with 

their feet. 

Cats have over one hundred 

vocal sounds, dogs 

only have about ten. 

Sales • Service • Rentals • 1118 Victoria Street, Kamloops • 828-6682 or 1-800-811-9121 

Come in for a 

test drive today 

BENEFITS 

• Full directional lighting package, including an angleadjustable 

lower headlight for pathway illumination 

• High-back reclining seat with adjustable height and 

headrest for comfortable positioning 

• Seat features sliders and swivels for additional comfort 

adjustments 

• On-board battery charger—charge it wherever you go; 

up to 30-mile range per battery charge 

• Rugged four-wheel platform for incredibly stable outdoor 

performance. 

• Full dynamic suspension for a smooth ride, even on 

aggressive terrain. 

• Extensive range of options and accessories available 

Summer Sale 

Regular 

$4,950 

$ 4,750 00 

Includes: 

• Batteries • Flag • 3 Year Warranty • Free Annual Service Inspections. 

• 2 Full Time service technicians 

• Come in for a test drive today 

• FREE DELIVERY in & out of town

July - Senior Connector

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