Phraser Connector, Issue 47, May 2016

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Phraser ConnectorVolume #MAY 2016 47

By Elaine Storey

With the recent announcement about theclosure of our only grocery store, weve allheard our share of disparaging comments.

And in some cases we may have used a few

superlatives ourselves in describing thefrustration we all feel in the wake of theformal statement.

After being an anchor in the Fraser Lakeshopping centre for decades,Super Valu will be closing itsdoors on June 18th.

Their parent company, LobLawsannounced last July they wereclosing 52 of their unprofitablestores across Canada and Fraser

Lake was targeted as an undera-chieving store.

With one month notice, theycalled local store manager SylviaHendriksen and said not to or-der more stock and to let theinventory run out. They weredispatching trucks to recovertheir equipment and she was encouraged tosell everything off in the interim.

Despite closing stores, Loblaws has an-

nounced in their recent quarterly reportthey are building 50 new stores and reno-vating 150 others at a cost of $1 billion.

They operate 2,300 retail outlets and cur-rently employ 192,000 full and part-timeworkers across Canada.

We continue to invest in our business in

ways that matter for the Canadian economyand the millions of Canadians who shopwith us each week, said Galen G Weston

the companys president and executivechairman in his statement in April 2016.

Loblaws are the biggest grocery chain inCanada, agreed Cameron Olma, owner ofthe Fraser Lake Shopping Center. But, we

are disappointed in our tenant, he said ofthis huge company.

Said Olma, We take pride in our invest-ment here, and feel we owe it to the com-munity to provide a food store.

Since hearing of the upcoming closure,Olma has been making calls of everyone inthe industry to find a solution. Well do

what needs to be done. Whatever it takesto get a food store back in there.

Fourteen people will directly loose theirjobs with this closure and its yet to be de-termined if the trickle-down effect willresult in more job loss in the community.

Perhaps the person who cleaned the floorswill be left without work. Any independentfood distributor who supplied pop andchips and ice will notice a decrease in sales.

A bookkeeper might be effected .Andfamilies of them as well.

The loss of the grocery store could be aGame Changer. This is a real reason toconsider moving on.

BUT..

There remains a very positive and optimis-tic outlook amongst many of the retailmembers of the community.

Rob King at Ace Hardwarehas just completed a huge ex-pansion and now offers amuch wider variety of stockbeyond building supplies andnails and boards.

A new business JUST openedin the shopping center in earlyMay. Lash n Nail, which of-fers a cute spot to have yournails painted and your hairtrimmed.

These are all entrepreneurswith a vision and a positive

frame of mind.

And, if the people in the know, KNOWwhat they profess to KNOW, a solutionwill surely be forthcoming.

While some can only dwell on the hardshipcreated by this closure . Others see it asan opportunity.

And until it all gets sorted out, We aregoing to be challenged for awhile, admitsMarilynn Reyden newly elected Chamberof Commerce President. Adding, FraserLake will never die, but the face of it willchange. In the interim

GOOD-BYE SUPER VALU

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Super Valu shelves are looking pretty cleaned-out (May 30)


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Electronics like TV

Screens & Computerparts

Cell Phones & chargers &

their cords

Radios

Microwaves

Vacuums

Heaters

Lightbulbs

Cardboard

Car batteries

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REFUNDS for Juice Pouches . 5 & up

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We have

Storage

Space

For RENT

Or LEASE

We accept ALL of these

for recycling

people may be called upon to help others by doing some shopping for them when they go out of town.

This, claims a senior over seventy who started her life here, Is the first time we will be without a place to buy ourgroceries. For many years there were two stores that seemed to do very well here. The first grocery store was started here pre1923. And before that there was a trading post.

We are disappointed that Loblaws would do this. But, were working with the mall owner, said Mayor Dwayne Lindstrom.

Council cant fix it. But we can keep the rumours to a standstill. We welcome positive suggestions, added Lindstrom.

While rumours run amok, and everyone has their version on who will be taking over the store and how it all will be done, concreteplans are in the works by someone who is a new resident to Fraser Lake.

And if you have seen the work already tackled around the hotel, you would have little doubt it could happen.

The Fraser Lake hotel owner Paul Dhaliwal, has great plans for his property. Although he has only been here a few months, he hasput $125,000 into a new roof and another $15,000 into new water lines. The grease traps had been left for years and not cleaned,he said, I fixed it by putting in all news lines.

About the closure of Super Valu, Paul says, I want to give people all the services they need. Once my crew get here, we plan toget the restaurant open by July 1st, pending inspections.

Along with plans to open the restaurant and the 25 rooms upstairs in the hotel, Paul is planning to open a convenience store in theold bar area in the hotel.

The pub business isn't as important right now as a grocery store. We have lots of plans.

Along with the project plans, Paul is happy to give any former Super Valu employees a job in his new store.

We have work to do, and it will go fast. I know people are worried about where they are going to get their groceries, thatswhy Iwant to get up and running quickly.

Some local seniors wrote some of their thoughts about the Super Valu closure:

...It will no doubt result in other retail outlets closing.

...I am 88 years old and have been in Fraser Lake 50 years, and this is the worst thing that has happened to me.

...it will be bad enough not having a grocery store in the summer but it will be even worse having to drive on the winter roads tobuy our groceries. Property values will plummet.

...I have lived in Fraser Lake for 50 years. It is a great community, but it cant survive without a grocery store!!

...The lack of a grocery store will impact our community greatly. Lower property values will cause fewer people to movehere...less travellers will stop, lowering the income of the other stores and impact future considerations by all levels of governmentfor grants and help in expanding our community.

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At Autumn ServicesSoup & BunEvery Fridayuntil August

Visit us and enjoylunch with friends

Raffle ticketsstill available$10 each

$20 membershipscan be paid now

OpenMonday to Friday9:30 to 5:00 pmCall 699-0055

Could possibly be closed some daysdue to Teresas busy personal schedule.

Booking ahead of time withTeresa is recommended

as she will be away a fair bit more now

A Cut Beyond

Summer HoursOPEN Mon to Fri

8:00 to 5:30

OPEN Sat

9:00 to 5:00

closed Sunday

40 Cougar Street

250.699-6506

Support

Our Community

SHOPLOCALLYYou save gas and time, by

Shopping at your locally

owned Ace Retailer.

The Elected Board ofDirectors is as follows:

President-Lynda Rubis

Vice Pres-Anne Letz

Sec - Bonnie PlowmanTres - Lori Hurry

Directors at Large: for

one year term:

Dave Harper

Joy Aitkin

Dianne Harder

Eleanor Macdonald

Sarrah Storey - appointedas Event Coordinator

Royal Canadian Legion Branch #274 will be holdingits AGM June 9th, at 7:00 pm Everyone WelcomeThe Legion needs YOU!!!!

Fraser Lake Ace Building Center

Fraser Lake & Area C.A.L.P.COMMUNITY ADULT LITERACY PROGRAM

THE HEART OF LEARNING

TECH DAYS

Thursdays in JUNEJune 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30

Bring your Laptops, Smart Phones, IPads, etc.and get one-on-one help!

FREEAt Autumn Services312 McMillan Ave

Call Sarrah for more info250-699-6249 or 250-699-1681

Autumn Services held their AGMThursday, May 26.


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Martineau Plumbing Heating

Licensed Gas Fitter & Plumber95% High Efficient Furnace Replacement

Hot Water Tank ReplacementCall Wayne Martineau

Phone 250.699-6597Cell 250.699-1384

TECHNOPURE WATERWater Treatment Systems

Drink only the best

For bottled water, pick up, or deliveryCall 699-6688

Marilynn designs her artistic fusedglass and mixed media jewellery .

ON SITE in her studioEveryone welcome to

DROP INand

BROWSE

Signature Creations

On May 22nd, this garbagewas discovered on Mouse

Mountain walking trails....And some lights were bro-

ken from the TREE!We care about our green

space, please keep it clean!!

GARBAGE!!!

A Diaper2 spoons4 containers

Open house

See the gallery and studio

at 2 5 Taluk Crescent

Phone 250.699-6445

Cell 250.699-1204

[email protected]

www.lovefraserlake.com

June 18 & 19

Celebrating

10 YEARS

TOTS AROUND TOWNJune Schedule

Drop-in

June 6-MMES field HUB

June 13 -MMES Gym

June 20 -White Swan Park

June 27 -Kin Park

Every Monday12:30-2:30

Activities, Snacks &Beverages provided

For more info call Randi @250.699-2571

Or follow the Fraser LakeEarly Child Development

Committee Facebook Page


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Several members of the Fraser Lake Seniors Sports Group at-tended the Carpet Bowlers Association of BC provincialplayoffs in Telkwa in March.

Dave & Carol Harper and John Thiessen won all seven of theirgames to take a gold medal in pairs, and Fran Armatage, AnnaCarter & Shirley Mann with Florence Stewart as spare took abronze medal in Threes.

We have a very large group in small-town-standards, saidDave Harper. We have an average of 16-19 bowlers who par-ticipate every week. Its not costly to play and everyone puts ina dollar twice a week. Many clubs like Prince Rupert havehalf the number of players that we do.

Carpet Bowling is every Monday & Thursday 1pm to 3pm at the FL Legion. There has been an active carpet bowling club here forover 30 years Or that would be my guess, says Beth Woolsey who has played for much of that time. The club owns three 30 x 6foot carpets and 16 bowls for each.

Its lots of fun and gaining in popularity amongst retirees. The great thing about it, its played inside so can be played allyear round.

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Carpet Bowlers take medals at provincials

Back left: Ed Stewart, George Woolsey, Anna Carter, Florence Stewart, Nina Plow-man, Delores Pye, John Thiessen, Carol & Dave HarperFront left: Shirley Mann, Fran Armatage, Vern Carter, Ruth Schmidt, Beth Woolsey
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Designing and selling from a home studioBy Elaine Storey

When youre an artisan, much joy is de-

rived from designing your product. Youobserve leaves dancing or water rippling,children laughing and you envision yournext piece

And whether its glass or clay or ink oracrylics you are the master of the finalproduct. You are the idea team the draftperson design squad and themerchandising entrepreneur all rolled upin one. And with your artistically-designed-giftware in hand, its yours alone to show-

case and sell to the masses.And while each piece is unique and origi-nal, your artistic skills are put to the testwhen it comes to marketing, promotionand sales.

Local glass and mixed media artisan Mari-lynn Reyden finds this only too true.

I love for people to stop by my studio,

browse around my gallery and ask ques-tions. Yet I see little foot traffic through

here, says Reyden.The newly elected Chamber of Commercepresident is actively searching for answersto small-town neighbourhood retailing.

Reyden applied for highway signage thatread ARTISAN but those signs are grand-fathered and no longer available.

She has asked at all levels of governmentprovincial, regional and local and remainsunable to crack the signage problem thatcould direct traffic to her studio.

My goal is to share. To let people knowwhat Signature Creations is all about. IWant them to check out the gallery, seethe studio and hey, leave their wallets athome, says Reyden.

Just because you browse around I dontwant people to feel obligated to buy some-thing.

While her gallery is full of functional andartistic glass and giftware and jewellery,

Reyden is more than happy just to show itoff and talk about the process.

Her upcom-ing Ten YearAnniversaryOpen Houseis upcomingin June, andReyden ishoping to getmore trafficthrough her

door.

Coffees onme says Rey-den.

Look for balloons and colourful signage tomark the route to her door on June 18thand June 19th, 205 Taluk Crescent.

Fridays 12:00 noon till 4:00 pmJune 3rd through September 16

LOCALLY grown, crafted, marketed

Beef Pork, Poultry, Eggs Breads, Buns, Pies Cookies Jams & Jellies Honey

Garden Produce asavailable

Photography Jewellery Fishing Lures Artwork Cosmetics

Hamburgers, hot dogs and ethnic Food prepared on-site

New Vendors & Youth Vendors Welcome

Contact Market Manager Regina Kemp At 250.699-8651

Fraser Lake Community MarketOn the Recreation Field near BandstandFresh FoodUnique Gifts

.. Just open the door


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Fraser Lake Community Health CentreFollowing is the current list of providers

and the dates they are at the facilityuntil the end of July 2016

Dr. Shannon Douglas Monday & ThursdayDr. Emanuela Tura May 2 to May 27Dr. Rena Romain .. June 6 to June 3 0Dr. Rena Romain .. July 4 to July 29Dr. Gerry McFetridge June 6 to June 17Dr. Gerry McFetridge July 4 to July 15

Ginny Burns Nurse Practitionerjoined the team May 17

(Dates are subject to change)

HOURS

CLOSED FOR LUNCH12:00 TO 1:00 PM DAILY

CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT250.699-6225

Medical Clinic 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Mon. to Fri.Ambulatory Outpatient 9:30 am to 5:00 pm Mon. to Fri.

Public Health Mon.to Thurs 8:30 am to 4:00 pmLab -Monday to Fri.8:30 am to 10:30 amXray -Mon. & Wed. 9:00 am to 3:30 pm

Xray Thurs. 9:00 am to 11:00 amPublic HealthMon.to Thurs. 8:30 am to 4:00 pm

By Elaine Storey

It was such a great fit, said Coastal GasLinksCommunity Relations Lead, Jaimie Harding in refer-ence to their role in updating playground equipmentat White Swan Park.Harding and fellow community relations team mem-bers spent a few hours at the park assisting villageemployees, volunteers, Success by Six and membersof council to shovel sand and put the final touches to

the new playground.Jannel Harder Recreation Coordinator thanked thosewho made the new equipment a reality. Now wecan all enjoy the park and get physically active alongthe lakeshore.This is the third community project to receive assis-tance from Coastal GasLink who plan to build a 670km pipeline from Dawson Creek to Kitimat.They anticipate receiving final approval with theirjoint venture partner LNG Canada in late 2016.

Park gets new attractionMayor Lindstrom with others put-ting final touches to playground

Photo by J Harding

August 12 & 13


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YOUTH ARCHERY

SUMMER CAMP

July 4th8th

11:00 am: pm

Tournament July 8th

7:00 pm

Ages 8 and up

Cost 25.00 includes

Toque and Tournament

Prizes

Will be taking place

in field by the Caboose

Fort Fraser

All equipment provided

Run by Certified

Archery Instructors

Vanderhoof Youth

Archery Club

Call 250.567

673

Or [email protected]

Annual BikeShow atarena

all aboutsafety

Safetyfirst

Rylan allsmiles

Ambulance personnel give rides

Table full of PRIZES


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May 4, 2016 and the Saskatoons are in full bloom! Other years I remember using the blooms on July 1st parade floats! Wonder if the frost willget the blooms? Hope not!

****

One of my wonderful grandsons made the trip from McBride to help me get the bulls organized for shipping as well as getting machinerywashed etc for the auction sale. Thanks so much Clinton, you are GREAT! Daughter Debbie, husband John, son Bruce & friend Dean have

been working like mad to get ready for the auction sale as well as three fellows from Sekura Auctions. Many thanks to all of you!Trying to decide what and what not to put in the sale is quite a job! Will be cleaning out the saddle shed next I guess...LOTS of great memoriesconnected with that little building and its contents! The shop is nearly cleared out...found lots of antiques that I'd forgotten we had...one thingabout it it is very interesting getting things sorted!

****Daughter Debbie & I went down to Marcel & Irene Muellers to see their baby goats...Now, they are without a doubt the cutest little monkey's Ihave seen in a long time! They all run and chase each other up and over rock piles and jump & twirl around, they are adorable...too bad theygrow up to be goats! LOL

****Have been to the Endako Pub for some VERY GOOD meals lately, sure wonderful to have a nice respectable place to go for fine d in-

ning! Thank you Dave & Rose for the special treat....now if we can just get a meal of "NEWFE FRIES" we will be happy! Mandy keeps prom-ising them! (Hope your tooth quits aching real soon Mandy!)

****Had some friends from Vernon stop in for a very enjoyable visit, fun to talk over old times!

****Our sympathy goes out to Dave & Rose Simard on the loss of Dave's Mother. May she rest in peace.

****Got two interesting calls today, both messages as I was not in to take the calls. One "Chief Ryan Smith" from Canada Revenue left a long spielthat I must NOT ignore this call etc etc and if I don't contact him immediately I had better contact my lawyer! Well, I really didn't think thatsomeone with an accent like he had would be called "Ryan Smith! LOL!!" But just to be sure I called my accountant and she said there aremany, many such calls taking place and to just ignore them. And, above all, do NOT SEND MONEY! Too darn bad these idiots wouldn't puttheir time, effort & brains to better use!

****Went to McBride for the long weekend. It was my oldest sister's sixty-seventh wedding anniversary. Her husbands 90th birthday, their oldestson's 60th birthday and a grandson's 30th birthday as well as some others also celebrating special events. It was a great time, saw lots of people Ihadn't seen in years!

****Bought a lovely house on an acre & a quarter of land, all on one floor, has town water & sewer and is on the edge of town. Very beautifulneighbourhood with few neighbours and the town cemetery right across the street...so it is bound to be quiet! LOL!! Another adventure aboutto take place in my life...just wish Walter was here to take part in it!

Be nice if we could get a few days of rain, sure dry! Have a jollygood summer everyone!

Endako This & That by Audrey Read

Just some of the beautifulquilts on display at theFraser Guilds Quilt Show

Alison Wiebe and RuthSchmidt at the door ofthe Fraser Quilters GuildAnnual show in Ft Fraser.

Both women quilt andhelp to organize the showyear after year.

Colourful Quilts on show


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June 2016Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

1 2

Tech Day 10-1

3Soup & Bun 11-2

Coffee 2pm

CommunityMarket 12-4

4Reflections oRED 7:00pm

Legion $15June 10

5 6Tots Around

Town12:30-2:30

Mouse MountainSchool

Story TimeOutside

7Walking Group

10 am

Meet atAutumnServices

8CouncilMeeting

5:30 pm

9Legion A.G.M.

7 pm

Tech Day 10-1

10Soup & Bun 11-2

Coffee 2pm

C Market 12-4

Silver BirchOpen House 1-4

11FLESS GRAD

Hike up RedRock

12 13Tots AroundTown 12:30-2:30MMES

BIG BIKE RIDEFLESS

14Walking Group

10 am

Crib 7-9

15World Elder

Abuse Day 11-1 atAutumn Services

16Tech Day 10-1

17Soup & Bun 11-2

Coffee 2pmCommunityMarket 12-4

18

19Fathers

DAY

20Tots Around

Town12:30-2:30 White

Swan ParkIce Cream

School BoardMeeting 6pm

21Cancer SupportLunch 12pm

NationalAboriginal Day

Walking Group10 am

22CouncilMeeting5:30pm

23

Tech Day 10-1

24Soup & Bun 11

-2

Coffee 2pm

CommunityMarket 12-4

25

26RCMP

GolfTournament

27Tots Around

Town12:30-2:30

Kin ParkStroller Walk &Splash Pad FunSummer Party

and Picnic

28

Walking Group10 am

Crib 7-9

29Youth

AmbassadorSocial

6pm

Last Day School

30Ball

TournamentStarts

Tech Day 10-

1

JeansJams

LOOK FOR SOME OF THESE VENDORS AT THE COMMUNITY MARKET EVERY FRIDAY NOON TO 4:00

BonniesBaking

EleanorsSoup & bun


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Community page

ofCelebrationLifeThe family of Dan Mooney invites you to

attend his celebration of life

When: Saturday June 18th 1-4 pmWhere: At his shop on Mooney Rd

Bring your lawn chair

and favourite memory of Dan

Did you know SilverBirch Lodge is:

A 23 unit affordablehousing facility for inde-pendent seniors & per-

sons with disabilities. Located on Langley Avenue, west of the

Clinic in Fraser Lake Makes rent supplements available to sen-

iors on low or fixed income. Was built in 1982 & has been managed

through a strong partnership between BCHousing and the Fraser Lake & DistrictSenior Citizens Home Society(FLDSCHS) until the present.

A registered non-profit society.

A successful property due to the credit oftheir many residents & community mem-bers who have become members of thesociety and/or volunteered time andenergy to serve on the Board of Direc-tors.

An essential housing option for our sen-iors and a contributing factor to thehealth of our community.

Mortgage FREE (June 2016) when theBoard celebrates its final mortgage pay-ment and marks the end of the partner-ship with BC Housing and the beginningof a new era of seniors housing in FraserLake - this new era is an opportunity fora new generation of Fraser Lake citizensto bring new ideas, energy and enthusi-

asm to the management and direction ofan established community asset.

In need of input and support of commu-nity members to ensure the continuedhealth of Lodge operations and to guidethe process of planning and expanding

housing opportunities for our growingseniors population. At the AGM on May 16th the board

welcomed new members Gary Watson,Dini Foote and Yvonne Thalheimer..with1 open director position pending thenext meeting.

Your support is appreciated and yourinput valued. Your contribution to thehealth of your community will make adifference.

Fraser Lake & District Senior Citizens Home Society Invites you tocelebrate with us as we say GOODBYE TO THE MORTGAGE

JOIN US at the OPEN HOUSE Friday June 10th from 1:004:00 PM at Silver Birch LodgeOfficial presentations at 2:00 PM with refreshments to follow.

FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS

The Fraser Lake Festival of the Arts Committee has expanded on last summers amazingly successful event, toinclude a coffeehouse at the Legion on Friday August 11th, plus a full day of exhibitions, music, and workshopsat the arena venue on Saturday August 12th, followed by a Party In The Park with live bands in the evening. Ifyou are interested in participating in this event, comment, PM or phone 250-699-1234.

Bachelor Buttons Blue flowers

Bells of Ireland Green flowers on spikes 4-5 tall

Chives Great for cooking

Columbine Mixed colours

Spurge Yellow flowers, bush about 2 high

OUTDOOR PLANTS FOR TRANSPLANT:

See Janet at 418 Tunasa Drive

Proceeds to Autumn Services


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SERVING FRASER LAKE, ENDAKO,

FORT FRASER & AREA NEWS

Primary Mailing AddressBox #557

Fraser Lake BCV0J 1S0

Fraser Lake Village

Big Spring Clean-Up the week ofMay 30 to June 3

Please have your materials to the curb no later than Thursday June 3. Andremember to separate household garbage, plastics, metals, painted wood,and non-painted wood. Items that cannot be picked up include: batteries,

paint cans (they will be picked up if empty with lid off), tires, aerosol cans,containers with flammable liquids. Cannot pick up propane cylinders, refrig-

erators, freezers, vehicles, grass clippings, trees or shrubs over 2 inches indiameter. If you are discarding items such as lawn mowers, chain saws or

rototillers - all oil and gas must be drained. If you have a vehicle to dispose ofplease make prior arrangements through the office at

250.699-6257

Visitors Info centre is looking for volunteers over the

summer months to help out with one day a week, if

any residents are interested in giving some of their

me to the tourists within our area to contact

Jolene Webb at 250-699-6257

Fused Glass

Workshop

Place: Signature Creations205 Taluk Crescent

Fraser Lake

Date: Saturday, June 25th

Time:

12pm-4pm

Cost: $70 + supplies(approx.$10-15)

Pre-registration only,class size limited

250-699-6445or250-699-1204
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