phraser connector issue 37, june 2015

Volume 37Issue 37 JUNE 2015

Phraser Connector YOUR local Fraser lake, Endako, Fort Fraser & area paper

INSIDE THIS ISSUE :

FLESS GRADS 2

Business Directory 4

Grad scholarships 5

Local team gets dirty 6

C.A.L.P. 7

Audrey Read 8

Calendar of events 9

Canada Day events 10

Heart Champion 11

Distribution 1480 copies

Free monthly

Fraser Lake -a mining town without a mine? By Elaine Storey

Endako Mine announced it was suspending operations in December 2014, and within weeks layed off half their salaried posi-tions. By February 2015, the bulk of the employees received layoff notices which resulted in about 40 workers left on site.

The moly price saw no recovery in the months since the first announcement in December and Thompson Creek Metals was left to declare on June 1st, that En-dako was placed on Care and Maintenance.

Jacques Perron, President and Chief Exec-utive Officer of Thompson Creek com-mented in his June 1st, statement, When

we announced our decision to place En-dako Mine on temporary suspension as of year-end 2014, we had hoped for some recovery in the molybdenum market. Nonetheless market conditions have re-mained weak through May and are likely to

remain so for the foreseeable future. The current and expected moly price cannot support profitable operations at Endako Mine and as a result we believe the best course of action is to place the Mine on care and maintenance. We will continue to closely monitor market conditions and re-evaluate the status of the Mine as mar-ket conditions warrant.

The announcement, which is to take effect on July 1st will result in the termination of approximately 270 employees who will now receive their severance and any other payouts due them. For most of the em-ployees who haven't worked since Febru-ary, this news isnt a shock. And when the

Union held an informative meeting on Sun-day June 14, at least one hundred former

workers were present to get the facts on severance and EI and how to make the most of their payouts.

Endako Mine has been in operation since 1965, and experienced strikes and a shut down during that time. Over its 45 years, they have paid millions of dollars to the village in taxes and have employed thou-sands of workers. In Dec 2014, the mine was providing direct employment to 420 workers with indirect employment to an-other 600. Fraser Lake was selected by the mine to be their townsite in 1965. And through their development, Fraser Lake became an Instant Town.

Despite the rich logging industry in the area, Fraser Lake was often referred to as a mining town. During previous downturns, people waited until the dust settled, know-ing the rich ore body was worth the wait. When the mine completed their $650 mil-lion mill expansion in 2012, it was to mod-ernize the site for ore production for an-other 18 years

Lets hope for moly prices to rebound soon so Fraser Lake can get back its status as

being a mining town.

Trent & Karen, Jolene & Dave, Donya & Sean, Elizabeth & Brian, Jennifer & Aaron, Kathy & Craig, Doug & Michelle, Julain, Sylvia, Rene, Lori, Alisa, Trish, Justine, Michelle, Shelley, Kia, Alynna, Alan, Chelise... 27 mud-happy runners make the finish line at the Mudd, Sweat & Tears event in Prince George June 13.

Endako Haul Trucks in 1990, 25 years ago 21s hauled 80 tons, 50s hauled 120 tons

Haul Truck in 2014 typically hauled 240 tons

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FLESS GRAD

Top: GRADS waiting to enter gym Right: Grad Liam Arnason, Cst. Dan Carter, Grad Megan Leslie Bottom Left: on stage and waiting Left: Empty chairs (inserts) -Valedictorian Andrew Schulz and Salutatorian Brandon Babin Above: Grad foot wear

Photos by Estorey


Proudly locally owned and operated

Same Ownership! New Brand!

Bigger Variety! Additional

Choices! Same Great Customer Service!

Fraser Lake Building Supplies

Soon offering a wider

variety of products!

Services:

Delivery Key cutting Computerized paint colour matching Propane Special Orders Information

Shop:

Tools Hardware Plumbing Paint Electrical Seasonal Housewares Mouldings Lumber Lawn & Garden Dog & Cat food

Store Hours Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 5:30 pm

Saturday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm

(250) 699-6506

Grand

Re-Opening

June

25th

Hi Elaine a couple things we don't cut glass anymore and our store hours are 8:00

am-5:30pm Monday thru Friday and 9:00am-5:00pm on Saturday and could you edit to top caption to say that the ownership is still the same I don"t want people to think that I might have sold out. Also instead of new name could you say new brand and delete the Timbrmart logo in the bottom left corner. Thanks Rob

Phraser Connector

Business directory at a glance: JUNE 2015

Lorraines Bookkeeping & Tax Services McDowell Rd

Building Supplies FL Building Supplies Ace Hardware 250.699-6506 Carpet Cleaning Call Ron for your summer cleaning 250.699-8302 Employment Support Centre Progressive Employment Vanderhoof 1.866-567-7375 FL & Area Community Adult Literacy Program CALP contact Sarrah Storey 250.699-6249 FL Arts Festival FL Arts Council call Cathy Harder 250.699- Fraser Lake Bottle Depot Enter to Win Contest 250.699-8322 Flowers in Vanderhoof Stylish Stem Flower Shop 250-567-3300 Hairdresser A Cut Beyond 250.699-0055 High Speed Internet ABC Communications 1.866-413-9995 Home Repairs and Construction Call Brett Biro 250.699-5381 Nechako Valley Community Services Society Anne Stevens 250.567-9205 Pets Jerri Malchow Plumbing & Heating Martineau Plumbing & Heating 250.699-6597/699-1384

Taxes & Bookkeeping Lorraines Bookkeeping and Tax Services 250.699-6558 Water Treatment System Technopure Water 250.699-6688

Every month, paid ads will be listed in this column for customer convenience

CALL 250.699-6558

Investments? Tax Shelters? Ask Lorraine...

LORRAINES BOOKKEEPING AND TAX SERVICES

Fraser Lake Hours Thursday 9:30 am 4:00 pm

Did you know Progressive Employment Services has a Facebook Page? Like us today and you can see weekly job opportunities, Labour Market information, job search tips and more.

298 McMillan Avenue

1-866-567-7375

The Employment Program of British Columbia is funded by the Government of Canada and the Province of British Columbia

Welcome to the Board of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #274

President -George Woolsey V.P. -Scott Coohish Tres/Sec - Beth Woolsey Directors: Connie Rye, Bob Green, Sharon Munz, Tom Forrest. Come to the Legion and enjoy the Coffee House on June 30 & Pancake Breakfast on July 1st.


2015 SCHOLARSHIPS AMOUNT RECIPIENT

Alumni Scholarship Fraser Lake 500.00 Emily Retza

Bessie Whitehead Memorial Scholarship 250.00 Mikayla Overton

The Bostock & Fallis Families of Monte Creek Her-itage Fund

2000.00 Andrew Schulz

Brandon Gammond Memorial Scholarship 250.00 Cassidy Carter

Canfor & Canfor Pulp Scholarship 500.00 Jarret Jenkinson

Cougars Corner 300.00 Jacob Raymond

CUPE 4177 - Club 91 Scholarship 500.00 Brandon Babin

David Bunting Bursary 100.00 Cassandra Malloy

Dennis Hiatt Memorial Mud Bog Society 500.00 Keenan Shutes

Faculty Assoc. of CNC Recruitment Scholarship 500.00 Shelbi Beckley

FLESS Staff Bursary 250.00 250.00

Liam Arnason Megan Leslie

Fraser Lake & District Historical Society Scholarship - Medical

250.00 Andrew Schulz

Fraser Lake & District Historical Society Scholarship Trades

250.00 Ashley McMaster

Fraser Lake Community Health Centre Bursary 500.00 Nicole Beckley

Fraser Lake Fire Department Scholarship 500.00 500.00

Andrew Schulz Liam Arnason

Fraser Lake Medicine Centre Pharmacy Scholarship 500.00 Andrew Schulz

Fraser Lake PAC Scholarship 500.00 500.00

Liam Arnason Jarod Sanford

Fraser Lake Sawmills Scholarship 800.00 800.00 800.00

Cassandra Malloy Jarret Jenkinson Jacob Raymond

Harris Family Scholarship 500.00 Lydia Adams

Hospital Employees Union 500.00 Shelbi Beckley

Joel Sherwin Memorial Scholarship 2000.00 Keenan Shutes

Lindsay Santos Memorial Bursary 250.00 Emily Retza

Loren Donn Leslie Award 1,000.00 Megan Leslie

Melo Family Bursary 500.00 Chantal Webster

Mouse Mountain Parent Advisory Scholarship 500.00 500.00

Liam Arnason Andrew Schulz

Nechako Lakes Administrators Association 250.00 Emily Lindstrom

Nechako Valley Regional Cattlemen's Assoc. 250.00 Lydia Adams

NTU Open 1,000.00 Emily Lindstrom

Paramedics of Fraser Lake Bursary 250.00 Andrew Schulz

RCMP Scholarship 600.00 Rylan Tsuji

Regional District Area D Scholarship 1,000.00 Lydia Adams

Rio Tinto Alcan Top Academic Scholarship 1,000.00 Andrew Schulz Rio Tinto Alcan (Creative Arts) Scholarship 750.00 Cassandra Malloy Rio Tinto Alcan (Science & Tech) Scholarship 750.00 Cassidy Carter Rio Tinto Alcan (Trades) Scholarship 750.00 Jarod Sanford Steelworkers, Local I-424 Scholarship 1000.00 Andrew Schulz Student Leadership Bursary 250.00 Nicole Beckley 250.00 Emily Lindstrom Thompson Creek Mining Ltd. - Endako Mines Division (Closed) Scholarship 4,000.00 Nicole Beckley Thompson Creek Mining Ltd. - Endako Mines Division (Earth Science) Scholarship 4,000.00 Shelbi Beckley Thompson Creek Mining Ltd. - Endako Mines Division (Technical) Scholarship 1,000.00 Brandon Babin Vanderhoof Co-op Association Bursary 800.00 Mikayla Overton Village of Fraser Lake Bursary 1000.00 Ashley McMaster Western Communities Foundation 500.00 Keith Martin Yellowhead Road & Bridge Roads Scholarship (Vanderhoof) 1,000.00 Lydia Adams Yellowhead Road and Bridge Vocational 350.00 Ashley McMaster

Continued..

FLESS Scholarships were awarded to all students who applied, totalling $36,000

Grad Ashley McMaster above with escort Steven Babin

Grad Stephanie Lindstrom at Grand March


Nechako Valley Community Services Society (NVCSS) is currently seeking two individuals to join its Board of Directors, with the opportunity to make an important contribution to the strategic direction and governance of the Society.

NVCSS is a vibrant and dynamic non-profit organization that serves the com-munities of Fraser Lake, Fort St. James and Vanderhoof. Since 1977 NVCSS has engaged in supporting children, youth, adults, and seniors, to promote

and support independence and confidence in managing their daily lives while respecting the diversity within our communities.

If you are interested in knowing more about this opportunity or have questions, please contact Craig Smith at [email protected] or 250.567.0929

The goal wasnt to win but to get each team member through the

mud & sludge and over the walls ...together Twenty-seven local athletes ranging in age from the early 30s to the sixties, participated in an endurance grind in Prince George on Saturday June 13 at the Otway Nordic Ski Trails. The entry fee got you a t-shirt, a chance to shinny on your belly in the mud and a can of beer at the finish line.

The Mudd, Sweat & Tears inaugural event was enjoyed by 1300 fun loving people from all around the central interior. The eight kilometre course was built with obstacles to challenge the strength and endurance of all its participants.

The over two hour course (much of the time it was raining) included monkey bar lad-ders, wooden climbing walls, rope climbs, tire drags, a log carry, muddy crawls under barbed wire, a swim through a swamp, slithers over gravel grown greasy with endur-ing rain and a small jolt of electricity just to keep you fired up and moving.

Many of the participants from Fraser Lake are members of Donya Nicols Boot Camp. They meet

twice a week and toss tires and slog up hills running and riding bikes all year round in all weather. They meet on Mon. & Wed. and practice in Donyas back yard because Donya makes strenuous exercise. well, FUN! says one participant who still has bruises on her knees some two weeks

after the event.

Team Ass, Sweat & Beers help Alisa over one of the many walls on the obstacle course

Under the wire and through the mud Good luck to this years

2015 Youth Ambassadors of Fraser Lake

Elizabeth Schulz Lara Hartman Michelle Ossi

Skighler Rodrigues Tyrone Singh

Ambassador Community Social. Meet the Youth Ambassador contestants. Join us for some great food and prizes upstairs in the Complex. Tickets can be purchased in advance for $8 at the Village Office, Par 3 Sports, Autumn Services or by calling (250)- 699-1681


TECHNOPURE WATER Water Treatment Systems

Drink only the best

For bottled water, pick up, or delivery Call 699-6688

Computer Help & More

All courses are FREE!

Closed for summer starting July 15th

For more information call Sarrah Storey

C.A.L.P. Coordinator at 250-699-6249 or 250-699-1681 or

email: [email protected]

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

THE HEART OF LEARNING

Office Hours Monday - Wednesday

10am-2pm At 298 McMillan Avenue Fraser Lake, BC VOJ 1SO

Call 250.699-6249

Riders raised a

whopping $5114.00 for

Heart & Stroke and retailers

raised $2710 TOTAL $7824

Stylish Stems

Flower Shop Now delivering to

Fraser Lake, Endako

& Ft Fraser

CALL

250.567-3300

COLOURS, CUTS, Eyelash Extensions,

Gel Nails, Perms, Redken, Updos,

Waxing

How about Eyelash Extensions? TASHA, Our Certified Esthetician is available Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday . Book today

Haircuts for the ENTIRE Family

Soccer for these little gaffers is over for the season. These 5& 6 year olds played in 3 tournaments this year and practiced a few times a week.

Their introduction to soccer was deliv-ered with a lot of fun and tons of enter-tainment ..thanks to coach Dan Carter and coach Sam Holland

Big Bike Ride June 18,


May 27 we had green onions & some radishes out of the garden and boy do they ever taste good! Everything seems to be doing great so far.

Ah yes....this is the time of year when you notice that everyone is wearing the same perfume...."Bug Dope!" Boy oh boy are the Black Flies ever hungry! Darn things, if there is one within twenty miles, it will find me!

Rita Hiatt & Jenny Stringer have left for Quesnel for a driving competition/clinic. We know they will both do well!

The hay fields are heading out really early this year, probably have to start making silage soon.

You know I got these little chicks, and ....the other day I went out to close the chicken house door at night and found eleven missing!....I about had a bird! Well, Walter came out to help me search and we found them behind a piece of plywood all huddled together...WOW was I ever relieved! But in our search several had escaped back outside so Walter says: "You go and bring the chicks in & I'll gather the eggs." There are two eggs. I herd the chicks in & Walter says: "Here you hold the eggs while I get the door shut."...Then he shoved his thumb through one egg and handing me the other I dropped it!...No eggs for breakfast tomorrow I guess! LOL! Yup, "life in the fast lane sure can take its toll!"

Our grandson Clinton came up from McBride to help fence and clear some trees & shrubs in order to make more pasture. They also got the Gator fixed so I'll be able to do all sorts of things now...like haul dirt & other goodies!

Ray Steiner & his crew got the hayshed finished, it will hold five hundred plus bales so that will sure be nice not to have to tarp them any-more! A great building, looks good, thanks fellas you did a fine job!

Had occasion to go to Prince George last week and couldn't believe the amount of weeds along the right of way! WOW! It is disgusting, I thought that the government took care of the noxious weeds?...Should have known better I guess! The Orange & Yellow Hawkweed are spreading like wild fire, soon we will be over taken with them.

The birds are all getting feed for their little ones now, lots of them bring their young to the feeders...nice to watch! We have, for the first time an American Gold Finch pair nesting here, haven't seen their young yet. The Canada Geese and Sandhill Cranes are bringing their young out, they are all sure cute! Three pairs of Evening Grosbeaks are starting to bring their young to the feeders too, the male looks after the baby male & the female looks after the female young...interesting.

Joe & John Steiner were approached in the late fifties by Bill Richmond, the famous Game Warden at the time to see if they'd be interested in getting a Guide Territory. Bill & Joe were spending the night waiting for beaver to show up and Bill noticed that Joe really enjoyed that kind of thing. Well, one thing led to another and soon the Steiner brothers had their own territory along with John Larson, it was huge, from the Southern Valley south to Francois Lake. At that time it was stocked with hundreds of moose, grizzly bears, black bears all living and prospering together....until the wolves moved in and nearly cleaned out the moose. One summer the wolves were so bad they devoured nearly every calf moose born! One of the first hunters they had was from Washington where he worked for the Boeing Aircraft plant. This fellow suggested they put an ad in the newspaper there because he thought it would bring them a few hunters. That winter Joe answered nearly ninety letters! They were on their way to many enjoyable years of guiding mostly American hunters nearly all took the meat home too. They have lots of hair raising stories to tell about grizzlies...one story in particular was about a huge bear that wanted a moose they had hanging up in camp. He came one night and woke up Joe by flipping the tarp they had over the moose, the fellows managed to scare him away that night and the following night they decided they would get rid of him if he came back. Gordie McNolty was helping them that fall and John, Joe & Gordie positioned their bunks so they could all see outside the tent looking right where the moose carcass was hang-ing. John had taped a flashlight to his gun barrel so they could get a clean shot at the bear. Just minutes after they turned the lights out they could hear the big fellow coming in, thump, thump on the frozen ground. Then, rip, down comes the tarp, the flashlight is turned on and three high powered rifles let fly! When John shot the first time the flashlight blew off the rifle and he had to dive under his cot trying to get the darn thing to shed some light on the subject! Meanwhile, Mr. Grizz is out there tearing up anything he can find and making an awful racket. When all the dust settled the bear is dead, three guides can take an easy breath again as they let out a sigh of relief. The amazing thing about the whole episode is that not one horse tied within feet of the action moved a muscle....and neither did the hunters safe in their bunks!... Joe said he really enjoyed those years guiding and still misses it. Joe's sons, Craig, Clayton & Ray took over the guiding territory and ran it for several years until it was sold this spring to a fellow in Hudson's Hope. The territory had been in the Steiner family for nearly sixty years! They will all miss the excitement and entertainment of those wonderful years.

Endako This & That by Audrey Read


Gift Certificates Available

Journey By Massage

Call Cheryl Stewart for an appointment

Every Tuesday at Autumn Services

July 2015 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri

2:00 pm Coffee Group

Sat

Ambassador TEA Upstairs in Complex $8

Advance sales

1 Mouse Moun-

tain DAY

Canadas BD

2 Mens coffee group 10:00

3 Walking &

Stitch, Weigh-In, Market noon 4

4

5 Rod & Gun

Bench shoot 10:00 am

6 7 Walking Group

Stitch Group Cheryl

8 9 Mens coffee group 10:00

10 Walking &


11 White Swan

Music festival

12 White Swan Music cont.

Show & Shine

13 14 Walking Group

Stitch Group Cheryl


17 Walking &


18 TRY Athlon @

White Swan

19 Community Picnic

& Fishing Derby

20 21 Cancer Support

lunch-noon

Walking Group Stitch Group

22 Personalized Tea Towel Creations

1pm-3pm

23 Mens coffee group 10:00

24 Walking &


25

26 27 28 Walking Group

Stitch Group Cheryl


31 Walking &


New Executive at Autumn Services

At the AGM for Autumn Services several directors and a new president were voted to the board. Welcome to the board as president -Jeannette Brophy and as new Directors Eleanor MacDonald, Joy Aitken, Dianne Harder and Dave Harper ..

To add to next months Calendar call 250-699-0056 or email: [email protected]

250.699-1837

Foot Care & Wellness Massage

JUNE 30th

Thank you Maxine and Bonnie for baking those yummy, delicious pies.

And thank you to Uyanga for your relaxing manicures.


Community Page ACTIVITIES Seniors Carpet Bowling At the Fraser Lake Legion Anyone 50 years plus is Welcome Mon & Thurs 1-3 pm Cost for a game and coffee is $1 New Members Welcome! Held at the Royal Canadian Legion Phone 699-8645 for more info

CELEBRATIONS Elder Abuse & Awareness Day Door prizes won by : Grant, Dale, Wendy , Joanne, Bonnie, Regina, Laurie & Uyanga.. Thanks to everyone who participated and special thanks to Uyanga for doing nails ..You are ALL appreciated!

FOR SALE $7000

19 ft Rockwood Trailer

Call B. Fenato to view or for more Information

6999-8025

HOUSE FOR SALE $134,900

contact 250.699-6345

Updated 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home for sale on a quiet street in Fraser Lake. Has a large fenced-in back yard with a

childrens playhouse, and an attached garage.

312 Stellako Avenue

Fraser Lake, BC

TUES June 30 6:00 pm Ambassador Community Social. Meet the Youth Ambassador contestants. Join us for some great food and prizes upstairs in the Complex. Tickets can be purchased in advance for $8 at the Village Office, Par 3 Sports, Autumn Services or by calling (250)- 699-1681 8:00 pm Karaoke at the Fraser Lake Legion 12:00 am Fireworks at White Swan Park WED July 1 8:00 - 11:00 am Pancake breakfast at the F.L Legion (Come early, breakfast only served until 11:00 am) 10:30 am Parade line up in FLESS parking lot 11:00 am Parade judging 11:30 am Parade begins taking usual route, ending at arena 12:00 pm Singing of O Canada, mayors address, introduction of Hostages of Hospitality, Best overall parade entry, Ambassador appointment 1:004:00 pm Community BBQ (donated by West Fraser Sawmills), cake & ice cream, cotton-candy, musical entertainment with Peter Ouellette, gold panning, face painting, inflatables, $2 photo booth, $3 train ride, pony rides, spike driving and cross cut-saw and Battle of Contestants. Small Town Love Vendors will be on site.

Mouse Mountain Day Schedule 2015

Slo-Pitch Tournament June 26-28 at ball fields behind the arena ...Lots of out of town teams! Great action! FREE!

Enjoy the White Swan Music Festival the weekend of July 11 & 12. Everyone welcome to attend this free event lakeside at White Swan Park. Look for the Show & Shine cars on display on Sunday, July 12

20 people enjoyed pie and coffee and getting togeth-er during Elder Abuse & Awareness Day June 15 at the Center. Thanks to Bonnie & Maxine for pie

MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE

JULY 4TH & 5TH - 471 TUNASA DRIVE

Lots of items! 10:30am - 3pm both days


Cash for Empties:

*100% refund for Beer cans/bottles 10 and up

*100% refund for Alcohol bottles 10 and up *100% refund for Pop/Juice/Water

Cans /Bottles/Pouches 5 and up

Call 250.699-8322

Open Tuesday to Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm

First Prize: one 2015 Toyota Prius Second Prize: one Stromer E-Bike Third Prize: two Kayaks with paddles

WE

TAKE

ALL

THIS

STUFF

Small Appliances & Power Tools

Electronic TV/Computers/ Phones/Radios Electric Microwaves/Vacuums/Heaters

Cardboard boxes and paper Battery recyclables and light bulbs

Help us Help You! Keeping Fraser Lake Green!

We also have Storage Space for

RENT or LEASE...

Contest closes July 31st , 2015.

Granddaughter of long-time residents is BC Heart Champion

Long time Fraser Lake residents Bob & Jean Fenato submitted the attached information about their 17 year old granddaughter Samantha who has been nominated as the BC Childrens Hospital Heart Cham-

pion.

Samantha was born with respiratory disease. Her right ventricle did not pump efficiently and it was discovered she had a rare congenital heart defect called Ebsteins Anomally.

Samanthas heart stabilized but she was in and out of Childrens Hos-

pital repeatedly over the years. When she was nine, mom Deborah said Samantha could no longer climb stairs or run.

With much support from friends and family Samantha received life-altering heart surgery and returned to being a normal active child. A few years later, Samantha developed Post Traumatic Stress Disorder as a result of her illness.

Counsellors were able to assist her with the distress, and now the healthy teen not only wants to share her story with others, but would like to pursue a career in either cardiology or psychiatry.

Samanthas full story can be found at www.bcchf.ca/CPhasheart

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Fraser Lake BC V0J 1S0

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Book a Birthday Party, Meeting or Baby Shower!

Community interest

Biro paid for May/June /July

The Fraser Lake Crisis Resource

Centre will be having a Garage Sale

Friday, June 26

10:00 - 3:00 p.m. @ Crisis

Resource Centre McMillan Avenue

Martineau Plumbing & Heating

Licensed Gas Fitter & Plumber

95% High Efficient Furnace Replacement

Hot Water Tank Replacement

Phone 250.699-6597

Wayne Martineau

At the Public Library

Summer Reading Club 2015

Build It 4-8 yr olds 10 - 11am 9-12 yrs 11:30 -12:30 DATES: Tuesday June 30, Wed. July 8, Tues. July 14, 21, 28 Tues. August 4. Join us for Stories, Games, Crafts, Prizes & so much more. Please register at the Library @699-8888 Sponsored by the Fraser Lake Public Library and North Central Library Foundation

Lego Robotics 2 Lego Robotics Workshops DATES: Tuesday July 7, 9 am 12 & 1 pm 4 Max. 10 participants per session Ages 9 14 Must pre-register. A $10 registration fee will be charged but refunded if participant attends the workshop. Limited number of spaces. Must register by June 27

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For more info call Al Hunter

250.699-7763

Endako Rod & Gun Club

FUN BENCH SHOOT

22 Shoots

For JUNIORS

Sunday, July 5 at 10:00 am

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Documents

local fraser lake

mining town

market conditions

fort fraser area paper

instant town

sands of workers

expected moly price

moly prices