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The Valleyview & East Business Association is organizing a social/meeting at the Pine Ridge Golf Course and would invite everyone to come out.
MONDAY May 16,
2:30 pm for golf
5:00 pm for social
7:00 pm for just dinner & meeting
at the PINERIDGE GOLF COURSE
Come on out early for a round of golf or just come for the social time, and if you can't make that, join us for dinner and meeting.
Tee off times, please book your own times.
2:30 - 3:30 Golf 18 holes, Cost $ 23.00 + GST
3:00 - 4:00 Golf 9 holes, Cost $ 16.00 + GST
Social in Club House
5:00 - 7:00 Social time at Club House
7:00 Dinner & Meeting, Chicken BBQ Buffet
Cost $ 12.50 + GST
Dinner cost for Golfers $ 10.50 + GST
If you have any questions on this event, please call Deryl or Lynne at Edward Jones Investments to confirm your attendance. We need to confirm dinner Wed May 11. Thanks.
Call 377-3885 during office hours or 377-5205 anytime. All Valleyview and East business and their staff are welcome. This includes members and non-members.
Tell your friends to sign up for our Email Newsletter at www.kamloopseast.com and keep up on all the news in Valleyview and Kamloops East.
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To inaugurate the new Lions Picnic Shelter in Valleyview Centennial Park, the Valleyview Overlanders, Paddlewheelers and Riverside Lions Clubs are presenting a Fun Day for the whole family Sunday May 29.
Events include radio controlled skill drivers contest, oval track races, model car or truck building contest, chicken bingo, dunk tank, swap table and concession. All events are open to the public for a minimum entry fee per event. Competitors must register at the Information Tent prior to 11:00 am.
Vehicles for Show & Shine proceed to show area. (Show & Shine event no charge).
The Grand Opening for the Picnic Shelter is at noon.
The draw for the Valleyview Overlanders Lions Boat and Motor Prizes is at 4pm. This will be followed by awards of all trophies, plaques and other prizes plus the 50/50 draw.
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Kamloops This Week Sun May 15 2005
Dust off your handlebars and pump up your tires because Bike to Work Week is coming to Kamloops.
The province is encouraging people to cycle to and from work as part of an annual campaign to raise awareness of cycling as a convenient way to commute.
There will be events and prizes throughout the week, and businesses are encouraged to get their workplaces involved.
A group of TRU staff and students has decided to register, and is encouraging the community to get involved in the event, said Donna Mason, a TRU employee who is taking part in Bike to Work Week.
"We challenge other employees in our community to join in on the fun, and challenge employers to support these activities by showing their support for a healthy and environmentally friendly way of getting to and from work," Mason said.
"North Vancouver, Vernon and Kelowna will be holding a pilot Bike to Work Week campaign in their communities . . . Kamloops needed to do this too."
According to Linda Saunders, executive director of Bike to Work Week Victoria, participation increases each year because of employer support and the fun involved.
"People get really involved and encourage each other to try it out."
Organizers hope that as a result of their positive experience, people will continue to use bikes as their method of commuting.
Bike to Work Week takes place from May 30 to June 5. Registration is free online at www.biketoworkbc.ca.
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