Page 28 <strong>Senior</strong> <strong>Connector</strong> www.seniorconnector.com<strong>January</strong> 2007Little Fort Community Centre<strong>January</strong> Calendar <strong>Senior</strong> <strong>Connector</strong>©Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday714Happy NewYearBingodoors open at5:30PO Box 140 McNab Rd Little Fort V0E 2C0(250) 677-42721 2 3 4 568 9 10 11 1213L.F.V.F.D.Prac. 7pmL.F.V.F.D.Prac. 7pm21 22 2324 25 2627LFVDBingodoors open at5:30Carpet Bowl 7-9Bookmobile6 pmWI Meeting10amCarpet Bowl 7-9Carpet Bowl7-9Glenfair NewsBy Sharon ForbesSeason’s greetings! BestWishes for the holiday seaonand for 2007.Thank you to the <strong>Senior</strong>onnector for the niceAppreciation Evening onec. 5. Helen W., Maisie. and I attended. HelenW. won a door prize. A lesonin patience was practiceds we (Helen and I) waitedorever for a “booked-inadvance”wheelchair taxi toand from Desert Gardens!Large beautiful snowflakessoftly floated to theground as we waited to gohome. A calming scene!The board meeting washeld Nov. 21. Twenty-threepeople attended.The general meeting washeld Dec. 6. Thirteen peopleattended.Thank you to everyonethat helped to decorate theL.F.V.F.D.Prac. 7pmL.F.V.F.D.Prac. 7pmCarpet Bowl7-9Rec SocietyMtg. 7pmCarpet Bowl 7-9Carpet Bowl7-9hall for the festive season.The craft sale at the hallon Nov. 19 was a success.Well done Brenda! Thankyou to everyone that helpedout. Thank you to Bill B forshoveling out around the busshelter and other areas atGlenfair.Condolences to Audrey J.on the loss of her brother.There are many “unsungheroes” around Glenfair.Thank you. The world is aFirst FridayCoffee House7pm at the HallMeat Draw atFrontier Pub2:00Meat Draw atFrontier Pub2:0015 16 17 18 19 20Meat Draw atCarpet Bowl7-9Carpet BowlFrontier Pub7-92:00Meat Draw atFrontier Pub2:00better place because of peoplelike you.Birthday greetings for<strong>January</strong> go out to Irene K,Jacelyn T, William B, FernM, Norma D, and Elon N.In closing, I leave youwith this quote:“Lord, fill my mouth withworthwhile stuff and nudgeme when I’ve said enough.”Christmas is doing a littlesomething extra forsomeone. ~ Charles SchulzLogan Lake <strong>Senior</strong>s<strong>January</strong> Calendar <strong>Senior</strong> <strong>Connector</strong>©Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday SaturdayClosed7Closed Open 9-12 Open 9-3Fly Tying 1Closed14Open 9-12Drop-in Centre,80-150 Opal Village Centre MallPresident: Archie White 523-27591 2 3 4 56Open 9-3ClosedOpen 9-12 Open 9-3Fly Tying 18 9 10 11 1213Open 9-3Bingo1-3Closed15 16 17 18 19 20ClosedOpen 9-3Bingo1-321 22 2324 25 2627Open 9-12Open 9-3Fly Tying 1Open 9-3Fly Tying 1Can-Ital Ladies SocietyThe Can-Ital Ladies Societyhas been busy spreadingChristmas joy to manyorganizations in Kamloopsand area.Donations amountingto $10,000 have beendistributed among RoyalInland Hospital, Hospice,ALS, Multiple Sclerosis,Juvenile Diabetes, Croan’s,Haemophilia, Alzheimer’s,Kidney, Parkinson’s, ChristmasAmalgamated, ThruppCarpetBowling 9-3Open 9-3CarpetBowling 9-3Open 9-3CarpetBowling 9-3Open 9-3CarpetBowling 9-3Open 9-12Open 9-12Open 9-12Open 9-12GeneralMtg. 1Manor and TRU.The ladies also sponsor afoster child in India.Funds are raised by theSociety’s annual ValentineDinner and Dance, springand fall fashion show, Folkfestand bazaar.The Society wisheseveryone a very happy NewYear and thank all whosupport their events, whichmakes it possible for themto make these donations.Open 9-3Bingo1-3Open 9-3Bingo1-3Closed28 29 30 31Carpet Bowl7-9Bookmobile 6L.F.V.F.D.Prac. 7pmEverything should be made assimple as possible, but notsimpler.~Albert Einstein28 29 30 31Closed Open 9-12Open 9-3 Open 9-3Fly Tying 1 CarpetBowling 9-3One kind word can warmthree winter months.~ Japanese proverbANAVETS Unit 290<strong>January</strong> Calendar <strong>Senior</strong> <strong>Connector</strong>©444 Tranquille RoadKamloops, B.C. V2B 3H2554-2455Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday SaturdayMeat Draw 3pmNavel VetsMeet 2pmMeat Draw 3pm714Gen meeting 10Breakfast 8-10Meat Draw 3pmHappy NewYears!Levy startsat 1pmLeaque Pool& Crib 7pmLeaque Pool& Crib 7pm1 2 3 6Free Bingo4:30pmLA Meet 7pmKaraoke 7pmFree Bingo4:30pmLA Meet 7pmKaraoke 7pmLeaque Darts7:30pm4 5T.G.I.FMeat Draw7pmT.G.I.FMeat Draw7pm15 16 17 18 19 20KMDL 7pm Leaque Darts T.G.I.F Meat Draw7:30pm Meat Draw3pm7pmFree Bingo4:30pmExec Meet7:30pmKaraoke 7pmKMDL 7pmKMDL 7pmLeaque Darts7:30pmMeat Draw3pm8 9 10 11 121321 22 2324 25 2627T.G.I.F MolsonsLeaque Pool Free Bingo KMDL 7pm Leaque DartsMeat Draw4:30pm7:30pmDraw& Crib 7pmKaraoke 7pm7pm Dinner 7Meat Draw 328 29 30 31Leaque PoolKMDL 7pmFree Bingo& Crib 7pm 4:30pmMeat Draw 3pmKaraoke 7pmNorbroc Husky ServiceMeat Draw3pmLo. sifted through the winds that blow,Down comes the soft and silent snow,White petals from the flowers that grow,In the cold atmosphere.~ George W. BungayJack and the Norbroc Husky staff would like to thank everyone for theirpatronage over the years. Merry Christmas to all.Full service gas • Car wash • 3 service baysTotal automotive service and repair1208 Tranquille (opposite NorKam Secondary) • 376-7676Proud to sponsor theAnavets Calendarnhu03_calFraternal Order of Eagles #3453<strong>January</strong> Calendar <strong>Senior</strong> <strong>Connector</strong>©DinnerSpecial:Veal Cutletsor Liver &Onions 4-8pm755 Tranquille RoadKamloops, B.C.376-4633Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday1 Wing Night 2 Eagles Days 3 4 Kitchen Open 5 Meat Draw 6DinnerKing DaysJan. 27 is4pm to 8pm Horse Races &11am-9:00pm 3pmSpecial:Steak Sandwich Free Meet Draw 4 Fish 'n' Chipsour CustomerDinner SpecialAppreciation day! Veal CutletsCrib 7pm Charbroiled SteakServed all Day Dinner Special:or Liver &After 4pm Kitchen OpenKitchen open Homemade Darts 7:30pmMeat DrawOnions 4-8pm11am-8pm10am-8pm Schnitzel 4-8 pm.7:30pmBrunch 10-2pm7Dinner Special:Prime Rib &trimmingsL.A. Meat Draw 3pmKaraoke 7pm to close14Brunch 10-2pmDinner Special:Prime Rib &trimmingsL.A. Meat Draw 3pmKaraoke 7pm to closeDinnerSpecial:Veal Cutletsor Liver &Onions 4-8pm8Wing Night 9 Eagles Days 10 11 Kitchen Open 12 Meat Draw 13Horse Races & King Days 11am-9:00pm4pm to 8pm3pmFree Meet Draw 4 Fish 'n' Chips Dinner SpecialSteak SandwichCrib 7pm Charbroiled SteakServed all Day Dinner Special:After 4pmHomemadeKitchen OpenKitchen openDarts 7:30pm Meat DrawSchnitzel 4-8 pm.11am-8pm10am-8pm7:30pm15 Wing Night16 Eagles Days 17 18 Kitchen Open 19Meat Draw204pm to 8pmHorse Races & King Days 11am-9:00pm3pmFree Meet Draw 4Dinner SpecialSteak SandwichFish 'n' ChipsServed all Day Dinner Special:Charbroiled SteakCrib 7pmHomemadeAfter 4pmKitchen openKitchen OpenSchnitzel 4-8 pm. Darts 7:30pm Meat Draw10am-8pm7:30pm11am-8pmBrunch 10-2pm 21 22 Wing Night23Eagles Days 24 25 Kitchen Open 26 Meat Draw 27Dinner4pm to 8pmHorse Races &11am-9:00pmDinner Special:Special:Free Meet Draw 4 King Days3pmDinner SpecialPrime Rib &Steak SandwichVeal CutletsFish 'n' ChipsServed all Day Dinner Special:Charbroiled Steaktrimmingsor Liver &Homemade Crib 7pm After 4pmL.A. Meat Draw 3pmKitchen openKitchen OpenOnions 4-8pmSchnitzel 4-8 pm.Meat Draw10am-8pmDarts 7:30pmKaraoke 7pm to close7:30pm11am-8pm28 29 30 31Brunch 10-2pmWing Night Eagles DaysDinnerDinner Special:4pm to 8pm Horse Races &Special:Prime Rib &Steak Sandwich Free Meet Draw 4Veal CutletstrimmingsServed all Day Dinner Special:L.A. Meat Draw 3pm or Liver &Kitchen open HomemadeOnions 4-8pmKaraoke 7pm to close10am-8pmSchnitzel 4-8 pm.People Helping People<strong>January</strong> 1 Open at noon. New Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed.& Thur. we are now open 10am-11pm, Fri. & Sat 11amto midnight, Sunday 11am to 11pmLadies Aux. Meetings 1st & 3rd Monday of the monthMens Airie Meetings 2nd & 4th Monday of the monthFraternal Order of Eagles • Kamloops Aerie #3453755 Tranquille Road • 376-1311Come join usfor fun andfriendshipeag02_cal
<strong>January</strong> 2007 <strong>Senior</strong> <strong>Connector</strong> www.seniorconnector.com Page 29Pet care tips for the cold weatherDuring the Christmas seasonwe often forget aboutchanges in temperature andhow it may affect our furryfriends.The following is a listof pointers to help you andyour pets enjoy winter.• Do not leave your petutdoors after exercise. Dryyour dog off and bring itndoors to get warm.• Make sure outdoor petsave adequate housing. Thehelter should be kept clean,ry and elevated off theround. The shelter shouldlso be of a size to preserveody heat.• Store antifreeze up andout of reach of pets and children.Antifreeze is extremelytoxic to pets. If you suspectyour pet has swallowed antifreeze,do not hesitate totake your pet to a veterinarian.• Secure garbage bagsand trash can lids. Dogs(and cats) ingest leftoversand decorations, which cancause blockage or intestinaltroubles.• Poinsettias, holly andmistletoe are also toxic.Keep them away from pets.• Keep alcohol away frompets. Alcohol, even in smallamounts, can be toxic andcould result in coma.• Anticipate guests arrivingat your home and confineyour dog to preventaccidental escape through anopen door.• Tuck electrical cordsaway. Puppies and kittenscan chew on these.• Food is the number onehazard during the holidays.Do not feed your pet bones,especially turkey or chicken.They splinter easily and cancause choking. Also, do notfeed your dog chocolate. It isalso toxic and can have seriousconsequences includingdeath. If you put out foodfor guests put your pet awayto be safe!The story of Silent NightThe words of this beautiful carol were born,ore than 100 years ago, in the village ofArnsdorf, Austria.It happened on the night before ChristasEve.The parish priest, Father Josef Mohr, wasroubled. The old organ in the little churchwas broken. He thought of the Christmasve service. If only there could be somepecial music!Coming home from a visit to a parishoner,Father Mohr found himself on theeights overlooking the little village; a fewights glimmered in the silent darkness.So it must have been in Bethlehem onhat silent night, holy night when Christ wasborn.Silent night, Holy night! Words came tohim. He hastened home and put them down.The next day he showed them to theorganist, Franz Gruber. As he read thewords, Gruber felt the beauty of that firstholy night.He began to sing, and those who listenedknew the song would be immortal.There was no organ music in the churchon Christmas Eve.As Father Mohr sang, with Gruberaccompanying him on the guitar, the congregationlistened in wonder to the first renditionof a song that was to be a Christmasgift to all the world – Silent Night.WEDDING BELLS. Congratulations to Gord and Kathy Williamson on your marriage. Thehappy couple was wed on Dec. 9 in front of family and friends by marriage commissionerAl Thompson. Gord’s daughter and son-in-law Barb and Hector Denton acted as witnesses.Kathy’s son Dean Hudon gave the blushing bride away. An intimate reception was held atGlenfair Hall.Photo by Lori KeetchPremier BathroomsBrings Freedom& Safety to Your Life“Just open the door, step in without any worry ofslipping or falling and bathe in comfort.Premier Bathrooms has helped thousands regaintheir independence.”FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OR TO RECEIVEA FREE BROCHURE, CALL TOLL FREE:1-888-596-4909AS SEENON TVU.S.A. • CANADA • EUROPE