As seen on page 5 & 6.
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BECOME A MEMBER OF THE BOSTON BAR/NORTH BEND ENHANCEMENT SOCIETY!
To be a member of the Boston Bar North Bend Enhancement Society, residents must pay their annual dues of
$5.00, at least 60 days prior to the Annual General Meeting (AGM) which is normally held yearly on the
third Monday of JUNE. IT¡¯S TIME TO RENEW YOURMEMBERSHIP!
DUE TO COVID-19
THE AGM of THE BOSTON BAR/NORTH BEND ENHANCEMENT SOCIETY WAS POSTPONED.
THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETINGS HAVE BEEN ONGOING BUT THE
Boston Bar-North Bend Enhancement Society
Visit us online at
Editor: ph.604-860-3668 or email: bbnbupdate@
THE END OF AN ERA...
This week we said farewell to Dr. Joshua Greggain. Thank you to everyone who came out and participated in the drive by celebration on February 24th. Also thank you to everyone who submitted a goodbye
message. Special thanks to Karen Tillotson for creating the video tribute to this amazing man and to
Sheri Harty for gathering photos and video messages for his farewell. Thank you to Ernie Michell for the
drum song. We wish Dr. Greggain all the very best on his new journey. He will be greatly missed by all.
ATTENDANCE HAS BEEN RESTRICTED TO BOARD MEMBERS ONLY IN ORDER TO ENABLE ¡®SAFE DISTANCING¡¯.
Please note the DEADLINE for ALL SUBMISSIONS is the 25TH of EACH MONTH
B OX ADS : As seen on page 5 & 6. These ads are now available in your choice of black and white or colour to suit
your budget. Contact Stephanie for current rates & information. ( Assistance in design of your Ad is also available).
S PECIALTY A DS ARE AVAILABLE in 3 SIZES : 1/4, 1/2 and full page in black & white or colour. Call for pricing.
C LASSIFIEDS R ATE : Monthly: 1 line $2.00 : 2 lines $3.00 : 3 lines : $5.00 (Call for a yearly rate)
Please call Stephanie @ 604-860-3668 or email bbnbupdate@
S UBSCRIPTIONS to the Update are $15/year. Please include name & mailing address with your cheque made out to
Boston Bar/North Bend Enhancement Society. Box 251 Boston Bar BC V0K 1C0
B O ARD M E M B E RS of th e BO S T O N B AR -NO RT H B E ND E NH ANCE ME NT SO CI E T Y
Executive Director - Nancy Carmichael
Secretary
-Tom Durrie
Chairman
Diane Johnson ¡®pro tempore¡¯
Vice-Chair
- Diane Johnson
Members at Large ~
Ang Hunter, Karen Tillotson, Howard Johnson,
and Lorna Regehr
Treasurer
- Lori Walters
Boston Bar First Nations presented Dr. Greggain with an Eagle feather for his tireless dedication to our community.
Edward SPIGULIS (aka Mountain Ed) July 9th,1951¡ªFebruary 2nd, 2021.
This newsletter is published monthly by the
Boston Bar/North Bend Enhancement Society
with SPECIAL THANKS to the
United Way Lower Mainland,
the Fraser Valley Regional District¡¯s ¡®Grant in Aid¡¯
Program and to all of
our advertisers for their kind support.
fvrd.ca
uwlm.ca
Editor: Stephanie Tillotson
604-860-3668
bbnbupdate@
The Eagle Feather: The Eagle is the most sacred animal of all to Canada¡¯s First Nations.
The Eagle is considered to be the messenger of the Creator, therefore its feathers are held in very high regard
and represent the strongest, bravest and holiest. The Eagle feather is the link between the People and the
Creator and its feathers are gifted in sacred ceremony to individuals who have earned that honour.
Boston Bar
North Bend
Enhancement Society
Visit us online at
We¡¯ve recently lost a member of our small community. Edward lived in
Boston Bar for almost his entire life. He is survived by his only child
Jerid A. Spigulis and three grandchildren. Ed was a man of faith and believed
in redemption. He was extremely sociable, and had a huge heart. Edward
spent most of his time at Fat Jack¡¯s and was always willing to help in any way
he could. He enjoyed having tea with his small circle of friends every day and
would shoot the breeze for many hours. He loved to talk, was a great storyteller and always had nuggets of wisdom for anyone who would listen.
A special thank you goes to Young and the Fat Jack¡¯s crew for everything you
did for him.
Rest in peace old friend.
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Calling all GARDENERS
Reserve your garden plot at the
North Bend
Community Garden.
Please contact Linda Carmen at
604-867-9269
The Seniors 55+ Group would like to compile a telephone
list of people in the community who have skills that could
be called upon or be hired by residents in need. If you have
a skill that a ¡®local¡¯ could use; fixing furnaces, mechanics,
sewing, mowing lawns, landscaping and gardening etc. You
name it! Someone might need your expertise.
Please contact Lorna Regehr at 604-867-9203
GROCERY DELIVERY:
Serving Boston Bar, North Bend, Boston Bar Band, Boothroyd and Spuzzum. This service is now open to
all residents of these areas; we do not charge for placing and delivering the orders. If you live outside
of the Boston Bar ¨CNorth Bend area, you must have a delivery address here in town. Buy-Low does
charge a $5.00 order filling fee. In order to use this service you can place your order with Gail by 4:00
pm on Monday for Wednesday¡¯s Delivery. Text: 604-798-2395 or send an e-mail to Gail at:
xamugwump@. Buy-Low accepts cash or credit as payment but not debit-visa. If ordering
with cash Buy-Low will phone you with the amount and our driver will pick up the cash from you
Wednesday morning. Reminder: the cash needs to be in a sealed envelope with your name and
amount on it. Buy-low sends out weekly flyers to help get the best value for your dollars. We hope you
will give our service a try!
LIONS CLUB ON-LINE BINGO:
With prizes getting bigger¡ªinto the thousands¡ªyou won¡¯t want to miss out. Buy your cards at Esso
Gas Station, Canyon Market, Canyon Lanes, or Bear Essentials Tuckkwiowhum Gas.
FOOT CARE IS COMING BACK:
Our monthly foot care program will be coming back in March. You can phone anytime to set up your
appointment. Call Tom at 604-860-5121. Details on page 11.
SMALL ITEMS PICK UP AND DELIVER:
Need anything small from town? Call Margaret at 604-860-3029.
B I N G O
PLAY BINGO AT HOME
What with COVID making a comeback, you may want to spend more time at home. You can play Lions Club Bingo
every Thursday right in the comfort of your home. Before 6 pm on Thursday just go to
or Google "Lions Club Bingo Chilliwack" and be ready with
your dauber.
Buy your cards in advance at our local outlets: Esso Gas Station, Canyon Market (Happy Face), Canyon Lanes
Bowling Lanes, or at Bear Essentials (Tuckkwiowhum Gas). It's $5.00 for four games¡ªand the prizes go up to
$1500 or more!
The best part of it is that our local charities get 40% from all cards sold. That's $2.00 from every card. EVERYBODY
WINS!
We¡¯re all looking forward to the time when we can get together again. Meanwhile, don¡¯t take chances, stay home,
wear a mask when out, and avoid groups of people.
STAY SAFE¡ªSTAY HOME¡ªSTAY WELL
Boston Bar North Bend Enhancement Society Seniors Committee
WEEKLY & MONTHLY EVENTS & PROGRAMS
Please See Page 7 for an UPDATE on the Programs and
Weekly Luncheons at FAMILY PLACE .
FOOD BANK DAY - March 18th 1-3 pm at CANYON LANES,
Rear entrance! You will not be allowed to enter the building.
Applications are at Post Office. Or call Morris 604-867-9358.
Boston Bar-North Bend Enhancement Society Meetings are
being held regularly by board members but due to Covid,
the public is not allowed to attend until further notice.
Community Paramedic: Case Ambrose
Weekly PHONE consults Tues.& Wed. 8am-6pm
Please Contact Case at 604-206-9521
NO RTH BE ND COM M UNITY CE NT RE
64901 North Bend Station Road
OPEN TUESDAYS & SATURDAYS, 12¡ª3
LANDFILL: 50390 Chaumox Road (3 km. east of North
Building manager: Adrian Boons: 604-855-8370
Thrift Shoppe manager: Arlene 604-867-8874
ALL CUSTOMERS MUST WEAR MASKS
BOSTON BAR MUSEUM: bbar_museum@
Bend) OPEN: TUES., THURS., & SAT. 10 AM¡ª5:00 PM
Please respect others - maintain social distance at all times.
FOR PICKUP: see Canyon Disposal Ad on page 6
FRASER CANYON COMMUNITY CHURCH
47774 Old Boston Bar Road.
For info, please leave a message.
Cheryl: 604-206-9696
FRASER CANYON BETTER AT HOME
Coordinator: Dawn at 604-869-1831
Shuttle service and all housekeeping services
remain cancelled until further notice.
Outdoor yard work/maintenance is still an
available service.
One practitioner only during Covid-19
Every WEDNESDAY
Call Hope Med. Clinic 604-869-5648 to set
up a phone consult or make an appointment
Wednesdays call 604-867-9380
Mental Health Appts. Call 604-860-7733
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THE CHURCH OF CHRIST
Call 867-9613 for information.
Allen Roscoe, Family Counsellor
Employment Assistant Services, Literacy Help,
Early Childhood Development - call 604-869-2279
Child & Family Worker, Melissa Neilson,
To register please contact the BBFN Band office at: 867-8844
COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVE PAMELA ROBERTSON
CHR & LSS (Legal Aid) DRUG & ALCOHOL - ADDICTIONS NAVIGATOR Help is available to ALL CITIZENS
Please contact Pamela at 604-867-8844 or 604-860-3114 (fax 604-867-9317) Email: pamelarobertson3@yahoo.ca
BOSTON BAR BAND OFFICE CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE!
Boston Bar Hall Bookings Call Canyon Lanes 867-8800
Food Bank: Morris Tillotson 867-9358
North Bend Community Hall: H & D Johnson 867-9613
NBCC : Adrian 855-8370 * Thrift Shoppe : Arlene 867-8874
Cable Television: Ann Schudeleit 867-8846
Emergency Services Rep: Howard Johnson 867-9613
FVRD Director: Terry Raymond 867-8891
Family Place: Meaghan Briggs 867-9204
Update Editor: Stephanie Tillotson 604-860-3668
Landfill: Dustin Singh 867-9500
BaHP/Care Transit: Dawn Fox
604-869-1831
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Read. Learn. Pla y
Jackie Tegart, MLA Fraser-Nicola
Page 3
Much more to do to help schools cope with COVID-19
FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT YOUR LIBRARIAN
Over the past few months, many gaps have been identified in our province¡¯s back-to-school plan. We can
BOSTON BAR: 604-867-8847
never forget the incredible work that so many teachers, support staff, and parents have done to safely
YALE: 604-863-2279
continue our children¡¯s education through the daunting risks and challenges of COVID-19. As we begin the
Please note: In all FVRL Libraries it is mandatory to wear a mask in keeping with public health orders from
Dr. Bonnie Henry. Please remember to wear your mask to protect yourself and others.
Computer available for use but please call ahead of time to see if it is available. Free WIFI service.
A maximum of 3 people at a time are allowed in library as well as on-duty staff.
rollout of the vaccine and look ahead to what will hopefully be a more typical school year, we must begin
the conversation about the lessons we have learned and what we must do to ensure that our teachers and
school districts are better supported throughout the remainder of the pandemic and beyond.
I have dedicated much of my time as Opposition Critic for Education amplifying British Columbians¡¯ calls for
There are currently 1000 revised books for prekindergarten, which can be viewed at fvrl.bc.ca
Offering access online with homeschooling resources; like zoom and other various virtual programs.
We still do Express Curbside service if not wanting to come into library. You can pick up at the door.
greater supports for our schools, teachers, students, and staff. No staff member or student should ever feel
HOURS AT BOSTON BAR:
Tuesdays and Thursdays 10 am ¡ª 4:30 pm
HOURS AT YALE:
Wednesdays and Saturdays 10 am¡ª 4:30 pm
***New LUNCH HOURS***
Both Branches are closed for Lunch from 1pm ¡ª 1:30 pm
of COVID rapid tests in schools, and a clear plan and timeline for the rollout of the vaccine. The pandemic
We want to hear from you! SHARE YOUR FEEDBACK ON CANNABIS REGULATIONS The Fraser Valley Regional
District is updating our regulations for cannabis production and processing. We need your input. Your feedback
will guide the development of regulations in the Electoral Areas (areas outside of municipal boundaries). It will
also influence policies to minimize impacts in your community. Complete our online survey at
fvrd.ca/cannabis to share your thoughts on this project. fvrd.ca | @FraserValleyRD | 1-45950 Cheam Ave,
Chilliwack, BC V2P 1N6
SURVEY FEB 1 - MAR 12 fvrd.ca/cannabis Complete the
survey for a chance to win a $50 Visa gift card!
unsafe in a classroom, which is why I have been advocating for greater transparency and COVID data
reporting in schools, the restoration of funding for Independent Distributed Learning, the implementation
has also highlighted additional supports we need that will bring long-lasting benefits for students and staff,
such as ventilation upgrades to schools and mental health supports for teachers experiencing high stress
and
burnout.
As the Legislature resumes sitting in March, I will
continue to listen to the concerns of our students,
parents, teachers, and support staff and continue to
advocate on their behalf to ensure that those who
support our children¡¯s learning and growth have the
support they need to continue their invaluable work.
Many Thanks to the Boston Bar Bingo Committee for their $500 donation to the Food Bank!
~Morris Tillotson & Volunteers
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Constable¡¯s Corner
PROPERTY CRIME WARNING
Please be aware that there have been recent thefts in our area. We have been doing extensive patrols to keep the
situation under control and prevent any further thefts. However, we are asking the community to be our eyes and
ears out there since we cannot be in two places at the same time. Please call us and report any suspicious vehicles
driving around your neighbourhood. Take a picture of the licence plate of the vehicle and the occupants inside the
vehicle if it¡¯s safe to do so. Be a good neighbour please and keep your eyes and ears open. Let¡¯s help each other!
A few little tips to help prevent thefts:
?
Change the light bulbs at your garage front/rear doors if they are burnt out.
?
Install motion sensor light.
?
Install alarm monitoring sign/camera sign or alarm monitoring window stickers. Home Depot and Canadian Tire
have them.
?
Install cameras on site. Talk to your home insurance company, you might qualify for 20% off your home
insurance premiums.
?
Ensure your doors and windows are always locked.
?
Lock your trailer door with heavy duty paddle locks.
?
Place something in front of your trailer to make it difficult for any thieves to steal it. Example: vehicle or wood.
?
Park your vehicles in your driveway close to the house and not on the street if possible.
?
Close the curtains if you have valuables so there is nothing visible that could attract thieves.
SOCIAL MEDIA
We would like to remind people that social media is a PUBLIC platform with users from all over the world and it is a
powerful tool when it is used the right way. ¡®Public¡¯ means WE can see it too. We have noticed some people getting
carried away on their keyboards, by saying things not necessarily factual and some people are bullying. Please
remember to be kind to one another. Behave respectfully just as you would like people to treat you. We teach
kindness and respect for others to our children so we should probably do the same. Don¡¯t you think¡?
We all have opinions and do not have to agree on everything. Let¡¯s be respectful. If you are disrespectful, you should
know that you could be banned from the social media group you belong to. You could also be prosecuted for uttering
threats. If you make online threats you could even be sued for Slander in Civil Court. At the end of the day, it is your
choice but you need to assume the responsibilities that go along with your decisions and actions.
All of us need to do our part to maintain our respectful, peaceful and welcoming community.
Thank you,
~Constable Evelyne JEAN
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BOSTON BAR ELEMENTARY SECONDARY SCHOOL NEWS~ MRS. LISA OIKE, PRINCIPAL
February was the start of Term 3 and second half of the 2020/2021 school year. In the last week of January students
and parents attended rotating Open House Events to celebrate student learning and success. We would like to
congratulate the Term 2 Award Winners on their accomplishments:
Jaxon Campbell (Grade 1)
Academic Effort
River Loss-Walters (Grade 1)
Mathematics
Tobias Campbell (Kindergarten)
Academic Effort
Kendra Campbell (Grade 4)
Literacy and Work Ethic
August Bellerose (Grade 4)
Spelling and Work Ethic
Brooklyn Hill (Grade 4)
Determination and Artistic Ability
Ken Tran (Grade 4)
Motivation, Generosity and Competitive Spirit
Scarlett Hill (Grade 6)
Determination, Work Ethic and Artistic Ability
Logan Westerlund (Grade 8)
Courage and Independence
Jorja Fountain (Grade 7)
Courage and Generosity
Julianna Campbell (Grade 9)
Courage and Belonging
Eagle Williams (Grade 7)
Courage and Mastery
Cedar Loss-Walters (Grade 7)
VIP (Independence, Generosity, Belonging and Mastery)
Liam Dalpadado (Grade 11)
Motivation and Belonging
Winnie Boake (Grade 11)
Dedication
Sophie Olsen (Grade 12)
Motivation
The Royal Canadian Legion awarded the following students for their submissions to this year¡¯s Literary Contest:
1st Place in the BC zone competition is Lucas Westerlund, 2nd Place in the Literary contest is Winnie Boake
1st Place in the Literary contest is Liam Dalpadado, 2nd Place in the Literary contest is Sil Baziuk
This month the PHE classes were focusing on sports that students can take pleasure in now and in the future. Most
classes have enjoyed a five-week session bowling at Canyon Lanes. We would like to thank Sherri Forman for her
support and guidance during each class. In addition, grades 4-6 and 7-12 have travelled to the Manning Park area in
order take part in 5 different snowshoeing field trips. A huge thank you to Hope Mountain Center, Fraser Cascade
Mountain School, Kelly Pearce, Natalie Worral and Denise Fitzsimmons for offering us this experience and supplying us with the equipment and guidance on these wonderful trips.
February is always one of our favourite months as the number one rule at BBESS is ¡°BE KIND¡±. On Pink Shirt Day, the
entire school focused on working together and treating each other with dignity, respect and kindness. We created a
garden where kindness can grow all year and where each student can ¡°lift each other up¡± during these difficult
pandemic times. This is just another reminder why our students are so fortunate to be living in a community and
attending a school that is always filled with caring and compassion.
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Important Dates
2020/2021 Student Learning Survey open to Grade 4, 7, 10, ?
BBESS Hot Lunch Program: Tuesday, March 9th
th
12, staff, parents (closed April 30 )
? Spring Break: Friday, March 12th returning Monday, March
nd
K-3 Bowling Unit: Tuesday, March 2 (1:15 to 2:30 pm)
29th
Pizza Party
? Snowshoe Trip with FCS (Grade 7-12): Tuesday, March 30th
Gr 10-12 Bowling Unit: Monday, March 1st, 8th, and 29th
? School Board Meeting: Tuesday, March 30th
(1:00 to 2:00 pm)
? Good Friday: April 2nd / Easter Monday: April 5th
Gr 4-6 Bowling Unit: Tuesday, March 2nd, 9th, and 30th
? Term 3 Camp Week: Tuesday, April 6th to Friday, April 10th
(10:45 to 11:45 am)
? End of Term 3/Reports Due to Office: Friday, April 10th
Nlaka¡¯pamux Language Program: Tuesday, March 2nd
? Term 3 Reports Home: Thursday, April 15th
Skills Presentation: Tuesday, March 9th
? Level 1 First Aid for Staff and Secondary Students: Monday,
Baby Sitting Course: March 8th, 9th and 10th from 6:00 pm April 19th
8:00 pm
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canyonbowl
BUSINESS HOURS:
604-867-8800 (fax 867-9112)
Email: canyonlanes1991@
47585 Trans Canada Highway
Tom Dunlop Recreation Center
Adult Leagues * Club 55+* YBC
YBC
PLEASE NOTE CHANGE
IN
HOURS:
CLOSED: Sunday & Stat Holidays
Monday to Thursday: 11 am - 6 pm
Friday & Saturday:
3 pm - 9 pm
BOWLING NEWS
High Scores
Club 55+
Score
Roy Campbell
225
Cora Dunlop
220
Betty Davidson
195
Tuesday Adults
Score
Joe Campbell
270
Roy Campbell
263
Theresa Florence
256
Verna Jones
Sherri Forman
233
217
Pat Clelland
178
Bantams
Score
Jayce Hope
137
River Loss-Walters
116
Juniors
Score
Cedar Loss-Walters
197
Eagle Williams
Nate O'Donaghey
192
181
Logan Westerlund
166
Seniors
Bruce Williams
Sil Baziuk
Score
234
149
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Public bowling is still permitted.
But for immediate household ONLY and must
be in groups of 6 or less.
P l e a s e C a l l A h e a d t o R e s e r ve !
Manager
604.869.2426
604.869.1618
604.869.2445
Cathy_Harry@
BUS:
CELL:
FAX:
595 Raab St
Hope, BC VOX 1L4
Remember to wear your mask please!
Masks must be worn in all the common areas unless
you are sitting at your table eating or drinking, including the bowling seating area & approach.
M A S K S AR E M A ND A T O RY ! !
BOWLING = A Break + Fun + Exercise!
Pool tables are open for use
$2.50 for 1/2 hour ($5/hour)
Air Hockey is Free
Bring your Family in to bowl & receive a special Family
Rate!
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