Sorrento Wave Vol. 6, No. 2 February 2012 Free

Sorrento Wave
Vo l . 6 , N o. 2 Feb ru a r y 2 0 1 2 Fre e
Inside this issue:
CSRD Director 2
First Responders 3
Sudoku 5
Bestseller Lists 5
Classified Ads 7
Calendar of Events 8
Peaceful View
Copper Island in winter is a quiet
scene. This has been a different scene
over the past few weeks, with first
some freezing cold, followed by snow,
and now melting temperatures.
Carlin School Community
Event
An "All Day Scrapbooking Event"
and PAC Fundraiser will take place at
the Carlin School Gym on Saturday,
February 25. This event runs from
9am-4pm. The $30 fee includes a hot
lunch, coffee breaks, gifts, prizes, ideas,
workshops and more! To register,
please call Kimberly Boyd at (250)
835-4835.
Sleigh Ride
The Cedar Heights Community
Association is organizing a sleigh ride
on February 10th at 1pm, to take place
at Walter's Sleigh's Rides on Notch
Hill. Cost $12.00/person, paid there.
Open to members and non members.
For info contact Gloria at
gloria16@telus.net or 250 675 0036
Concert in Chase
Come out and listen to the amazing
fiddle and guitar work of duo Mad
Tradition featuring Roxanna Sabir and
Craig McGregor from Vancouver.
This concert is on Saturday Feb 18th
at 7:30pm at the Chase Community
Hall with Special Guests Picks n Keys.
Tickets available for $15 at the door or
Woodworkers
The Shuswap Woodworkers Guild
meets on the 3rd Wednesday each
month at 7 pm in the Toad Hall,
behind Toby's Restaurant in Sorrento.
Come join us for an evening to share
ideas and projects, enjoy mentoring,
have a coffee on us and maybe learn a
new method or skill. Having wood
working issues? - maybe we can help.
Contact Ian @ 250-835-0014 for more
information.
in advance at: G-Force Board shop in
Chase, Chase Chamber of Commerce,
or Nature's Bounty in Sorrento. For
more information call Denise at 250-
577-3857. Partial proceeds to Skmana
Ski Club for the upkeep of the trails
and equipment. Get out and have some
fun on the trails above Chase! Skiing or
snowshoe groomed trails available.
Zolt’s small engine repair shop
Snowblowers
Riding mowers
Lawn mowers
Rototillers
All makes of small engines
Chainsaws
Trimmers
Blade sharpening
Small outboard motors
Quality service at a reasonable price
1946 Baffle Road (off of Tappen-Notch Hill Road)
Hours: Tues to Sat 10 AM - 5 PM
Ph: 250-835-2331 Cell: 250-318-0646
TOBY’S
COFFEE HOUSE
Serving breakfasts and lunches
Fresh, wholesome food
Closed Mondays and Tuesdays
Downtown Sorrento Phone 675-4464

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CSRD Area “C”
- submitted by Ted Bacigalupo, Director
Board Meeting Jan. 19, 2012
Certificate of Achievement
Darcy Mooney, Deputy Manager of
Environment and Engineering, CSRD
recently completed a course in Local
Government Administration. The Chair
of the Board of Examiners, B.C.
Ministry of Community, Sports and
Cultural Development provided a letter
of recognition for Mr. Mooney's
academic qualifications and work
experience. As Chair of the CSRD it
gave me great pleasure to present Mr.
Mooney with yet another Certificate.
Smart Meters Awareness Delegation,
Mr. Steve Corrie
A significant group of well informed
supporters attended Mr. Corrie's
knowledgeable presentation of the
Background Information for Smart
Meters to the CSRD Board. The group
provided an executive summary of the
associated risks and the potential health
hazards associated with Smart Meters
use in homes. Based on the
"Precautionary Principle" approach, the
delegation requested the Board support
a resolution instructing the BC Minister
of Health to implement an immediate
moratorium on the mandated
installation of smart meters. Although
there was support among board
members in the end the Board decided
to defer a decision to a later date and
invite BC Hydro to attend a meeting to
provide its perspective. More than 30
BC municipalities have already
forwarded resolutions to the Ministry of
Health requesting a moratorium. At the
Sept. 2011 UBCM Convention (Union
of BC Municipalities) 55% of the
members attending the resolutions
session also voted to support a
moratorium.
Review of Performance Objectives for
2011
Chief Administrative Officer, Charles
Hamilton provided a review and
summation of the goals set for 2011. A
copy of the report is available on the
CSRD website, csrd.bc.ca, Jan.19, 2012
Board Agenda.
Board Appointments to Committees
and Agencies
The Board endorsed a list of
appointments of Board members for
2012. A complete list is available at the
CSRD office and on line at csrd.bc.ca,
Jan. 19, 2012 agenda.
Hours of Operation - Landfill Sites and
Transfer Stations
Mr. Van Nostrand, Waste
Management Coordinator provided an
extensive list of hours of operation
based on previous Board requests. A
number of additional changes requested
by the new Board will be incorporated
into a revised schedule for submission
to the Board for future approval.
Grants In Aid - Electoral Area "C"
The Board approved a grant of $6,000
for the Cedar Heights Community
Association to assist in the planned
expansion of the Cedar Heights
Community Ctr.
"SLIPP" Shuswap Lake Integrated
Planning Process
As Chair of the SLIPP Steering
Committee, I informed the Board of the
upcoming Steering Committee meeting
on January 31, 2012 at 9:30 AM in the
Board Room of the CSRD in Salmon
Arm. A background report, steering
committee terms of reference, a
quarterly report will be provided. A
detailed summary report for 2011, the
first year of a three year pilot project
should be ready in the spring 2012. As
a result of the Nov. 19, 2011 municipal
elections, a number of new municipal
and electoral area representatives were
appointed to the steering committee.
Copperview Waterworks Rates
Amendments
The Board gave first, second and
third reading and adoption of Bylaw
5618 implementing a reduction of the
user fee from $500.00 per year to
$350.00 per year. Copperview is now
connected to the Sorrento Water
System supplying treated water to
Copperview.
Information Systems Software Purchase
The Board authorized staff to enter
into a long term purchase and
implementation contract with MS
Govern to acquire CityView software
for $175,000 including servicing and
maintenance provisios. The new
system will enable individual staff to
access and process an increasing host of
data as part of local government
operation.
South Shuswap Proposed Zoning
Amendment Bylaw 701-45
This bylaw proposes to amend
setback requirements for certain
retaining wall structures. A more
concise definition will be established.
Certain types of retaining wall
exemptions may be considered. A host
of new definitions to address a number
of differences. A number of existing
bylaws permit retaining walls within
setbacks while other bylaws do not. The
Board gave second reading to enable
referral to a host of ministries and
agencies for review and comment,
revisions and future Board
consideration.
T I N M A N
Forced Air Heating
&
Custom Sheetmetal
Blair Morris
250-833-9882
Sorrento, BC
Compu-tech Computer Services
Lance Underwood
Phone: 250-675-3796
Cell: 250-517-7064
lance@firewin.com
In-House Computer Repairs
Networking
Operation system Install/Re-Install
Adware and Virus Removal
Internet and Email Setup
Computer Problem Solving
Computer Repair and Cleaning
Printer Problems Solved
Custom Programming
Guaranteed Work
Reasonable Rates

Sorrento Wave
Published monthly and distributed on
the last Friday of the month
throughout local businesses. 1200
copies printed each month. Serving
Sorrento, Blind Bay, Eagle Bay,
Notch Hill, Tappen, Sunnybrae, White
Lake, and Chase.
Editor: Cathy Spalding
Mailing address: PO Box 566,
Sorrento, BC, V0E 2W0
Email: sorrentowave@gmail.com
Fax: 250-675-0031
Phone: 250-675-2930
Website: www.sorrentowave.com
Subscriptions: $21.00 per year (plus
HST) to Canadian addresses
Printed by: Hucul Printing
Reports from community groups and
letters to the editor are welcome and
encouraged, but may be edited for
length. Mail, email, fax, or drop-off at
the Lighthouse Market.
Storytime
Chilly winter days are a perfect time
for young children to cozy up with
book. Beginning February 8th,
toddlers aged 2 to 5 years can take part
in the popular Preschool Storytime at
the South Shuswap branch of the
Okanagan Regional Library. Each
storytime will be on Wednesdays from
10am – 11am until April 25. This is a
free drop-in program; more
information is available by calling the
branch at 250-675-4818.
Mushy Valentines
Sunday, February 12th, 3:00 pm,
Skmana Ski Club. Please bring:
homemade card, offering for the Chili
Pot, beverages, dishes and cutlery and
a headlamp for the moonlight ski.
Emerald Silhouette
An Ideal Weight Loss and Wellness Center in Sorrento
Lose an average of 3-7 lbs. a week
Includes Lifetime Coaching No Membership & No monthly Fees
Book your initial appointment for February and save $50.00
Call 250-517-0567 emeraldslim1@yahoo.ca
From the Editor:
At the Salmon Arm City Council
meeting on January 9th, Sorrento
received the news it had been waiting
for. Council surrendered use of the
Heart of the Shuswap logo to
Sorrento! The slogan was taken off
the Salmon Arm signs very quickly,
and they will decide on their own new
slogan. Many thanks to those who
spearheaded this cause, to those of you
who signed the petition, and especially
to those who were part of the Sorrento
delegation at the council meeting.
Chamber of Commerce
The South Shuswap Chamber of
Commerce Annual General Meeting
will be held Feb. 4, 2012 at the Olde
Towne Centre. Doors open at 6:30.
Cast your vote for the new Board of
Directors and get an overview of the
year ahead for the Chamber.
Be part of an active Chamber. In the
past two years we have hosted the
Olympic Torch celebration in Blind
Bay, published the first Chamber
Business Directory, attended all of the
Spring and Fall Home Shows, and
initiated the Chamber Business Award
Competition.
The South Shuswap Chamber is a
non-profit organization made up of
businesses, professionals and
community groups. A valuable
benefit of being a Chamber member is
the opportunity to meet and network
with other business people in the
community, and gain greater local
exposure for your company.
We act as an Information Centre,
providing information to the many
tourists about our local businesses and
encourage them to use the services
provided by our community. We have
well over 10,000 visitors come
through the Visitor’s Info Centre
yearly.
Through our activities we attempt to
bring the community together and
foster good relationships between the
businesses and people of the
community making it a better place to
work, live, and play.
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Look for our next issue on
February 24. Deadline for
submissions is February 17.
Skinner & Son
Licensed electrical contractor
No job too small
For an estimate call
250-515-3243
Esthetically Pleasing
New Spa in Sorrento!
Come see Colleen at 2805 Caen Road
Special Rates in February—Valentine’s Day
Phone—250-515-3748 for appt.
“Experience the Calm”
URGENT
South
Shuswap First
Responders
need help
urgently to find
new volunteers
in all areas of
the South
Shuswap. First Responders must be
available 7 days a week, 24 hours a
day whenever a medical emergency
occurs. This sounds like a huge
commitment. However, if we have
enough Responders, no single
responder has to attend every medical
emergency call. We urgently need
more First Responders.
Please contact us to find out how
you can help. Bring this call for help
to the attention of someone you know
who might be able to help us. No
previous medical or first aid
experience is necessary. We provide
standardized training and equipment.
Our role is to assist Emergency
Health Services, oftentimes reaching
the site of an emergency first and
giving life-saving assistance.
Contact Debbie @ 250 675 3355

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DEE-ANN BRIELSMAN, RMT
Registered Massage Therapist
Craniosacral Therapist
Now Booking Appointments in Sorrento
Call (250)515-2776
Sorrento Building
Centre
Lumber and
Building Supplies
Pet Food
Farm Feed
Paint
This year, join Cal &
Sandra as they celebrate
20 years as owners of
Sorrento Building Centre
1280 Trans Canada Hwy, Sorrento
675-4112
Sorrento Food Bank
The Sorrento Food Bank is very
grateful for all the support received
during the Christmas season. A thank
you goes out to CSRD, CBC Food
Bank Day, Sorrento and Carlin
Schools, Sorrento Centre, the White
Lake Fire Department, the supporting
churches, businesses, the various
community associations, crafting
groups and individuals. Thank you to
SASCU for their year round support
through the ATM program. A special
thank you to The Notch Hill
Community Assoc. which hosted the
ever popular CPR Holiday train event.
Christmas hampers were assembled
and delivered by volunteers to the
areas we serve: Notch Hill, Sorrento,
Blind Bay, Balmoral, Eagle Bay and
White Lake. The success of our
program depends on support such as
this. It is through this generosity, that
we are able to look after those in need.
North & South
Shuswap
Community
Resources
- submitted by NSSCR
Family Information Update:
Were you aware that 2012 has
brought new car seat regulations to
Canada? As of January 1 st , Transport
Canada has implemented the following
changes to the current car seat
regulations. The changes include:
• a new testing requirement using a
three-point seatbelt to secure car seats
in vehicles
• changes to child seats’ dynamic
testing to adopt most of the U.S.
testing parameters
• changing the definition of an infant
from 9 kg to 10 kg
• an increase in the maximum
allowable weight limit of child seats
from 22 kg to 30 kg
• introducing dynamic testing
requirements for booster seats
• allowing harnesses to be certified for
use on school buses by special needs
children
The federal government said there is
no need for parents to replace a child
seat as a result of these new standards.
However, keep in mind a child car seat
should be replaced if:
• it was installed in a vehicle that was
Volunteers Needed to
Read
Many schools in the district will once
again be participating in a children’s
literacy program called “One to One”.
The program trains volunteers to work
one-on-one with children who are
struggling with their reading and who
would not otherwise receive extra
Learning Assistance help in school.
Parent and community volunteers are
needed to support our students. The
commitment is 1.5 hours per week
from February to May. During that
time, you will read with 3 children for
30 minutes each. The children are in
grades 2 to 7 and are selected by their
involved in a collision
• the shell or materials on the seat are
ripped or damaged
• the car seat has reached its expiry
date
Community Programming
Information Update:
With the onset of cold weather, we
thought it might be a good time to
remind all our community families to
come check out some of the
wonderful, warm indoor programming
available in your neighbourhood.
Did you know the NSSCRA
facilitates two playgroups? We have
the Shuswap Lake Estate Playgroup
which runs every Thursday morning
from 9am-12pm on the lower level of
the Shuswap Lake Estates office. We
also have the North Shore Parent and
Tots Playgroup which runs every other
Wednesday at the North Shore
Elementary School. These are both
free parented playgroups for children
0-6 years of age.
We also have our YOUth Resource
Centre running every Thursday
evening for 11-18 year olds. This
group runs from 6:30 pm-9:30 pm at
the Sorrento Memorial Hall in the
Sorrento Drop In Society space.
For more information about these
programs please contact our
coordinator Leigh at (250) 675-4682 or
email nsscr@live.ca
teachers to receive this special reading
help. All tutoring is done at the school
during regular school hours.
A three hour training session for all
volunteers in basic reading strategies is
mandatory. There is an upcoming
seesion on Tuesday, January 31st from
9am to 12noon at Sorrento Elementary.
If you love to read and are interested
in working with children, consider
becoming a volunteer with the One to
One Children’s Literacy Program. To
sign on as a tutor or for further
information, please contact Jennifer
Findlay, Literacy Outreach
Coordinator, at 250-833-2095 or
lassloc@telus.net.

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Sudoku (Solution on page 6)
How to solve:
Fill in the grid so that every row, every column, and every
3x3 square contains the numbers 1 through 9. Use logic &
the process of elimination; you don’t ever need to guess.
6 7 8 3
9 2 6 4
1 7 4
9 7
2 8
Dr. Wayne W. Quinn
Chiropractor
“Serving the wellness needs of the Shuswap
since 1998”
New Patients Welcome
No Referrals Necessary
Auto and Work Injuries
Sports Injuries
* Treatment for Back Pain, Neck Pain, Headaches,
Arm, Leg and Foot Pain.
* Offering Bone Density Testing, Osteoporosis and
Nutritional Counseling.
* Custom Made Orthotic Insoles.
2 9 7 6
1 4 3
5
Call: 250-679-2900
822 Hysop Road, Chase, BC
www.drwaynequinn.com
Globe & Mail Bestseller Lists
Fiction
1. Believing the Lie by Elizabeth
George
2. Half-Blood Blues by Esi
Edugyan
3. The Winter Palace by Eva
Stachniak
4. Private No. 1 Suspect by
James Patterson and Maxine
Paetro
5. Before I Go To Sleep by S.J.
Watson
Non Fiction
1. The Wealthy Barber Returns
by David Chilton
2. Heaven is For Real by Todd
Burpo with Lynn Vincent
3. Steve Jobs by Walter
Isaacson
4. Retirement’s Harsh New
Realities by Gordon Pape
5. Debt Free Forever by Gail
Vaz-Oxlade
Dashboards, guns, helmets, cabinet doors,
wheels, guitars, and yes, even toilet seats!
You name it, we can decorate it
Visit our website, or stop in and see us today
Phone (250) 832-4285
285—5th Street SW
Salmon Arm
www.cobraimaging.com

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The Lakes Massage Therapy
Cathryn Rankin
Office: 250-675-5054
Cell: 250-803-8360
Registered
Back Problems
Whiplash
Headaches
Arthritis
Neck and Shoulder tension
and more
Sorrento Centre presents
Quilt Retreat
April 15 - 20
with Dianne Jansson, Lynn Knox & Kathy Kinsella
250 675-2421
Living as an Everyday Monastic
Finding the Holy in All of Life
April 19 - 22
with Rick McCorrister
www.sorrento-centre.bc.ca
Sudoku Puzzle Solution
puzzle found on page 5
6 7 8 3 1 4 5 9 2
3 5 9 2 7 6 8 1 4
4 2 1 5 8 9 6 3 7
1 3 6 8 2 7 4 5 9
8 4 5 6 9 3 2 7 1
7 9 2 4 5 1 3 8 6
2 1 4 9 3 5 7 6 8
9 8 3 7 6 2 1 4 5
5 6 7 1 4 8 9 2 3
Chase Heat
Junior Hockey
(KIJHL)
February Home Games
Wednesday, Feb. 1 at 7:00pm
vs Revelstoke Grizzlies
Friday, Feb. 10 at 7:00pm
vs Sicamous Eagles
Friday, Feb. 17 at 7:00pm
vs Kamloops Storm
Saturday, Feb. 18 at 7:00pm
vs North Okanagan Knights
Get your entry in to the 3rd Annual Sorrento Wave Short Story Contest by March 2, 2012.
Full contest rules are available at http://www.sorrentowave.com/contest.php. Entries
must use the following opening line: “In that surreal moment when the car skidded off
the road, my father’s warning echoed in my ears” Entry fee $5. Word count is 500 to
1500 words. Prizes for first and second place.

For Sale
4 Sport King all terrain mud & snow
tires. LT 265/75 R16. 80% tread. $400
(250)675-4177
4 Winter tires for sale. Nordic
Wintertrac 205/70R15. $160 for all.
(250)675-2930
Heritage Week
From February 20 to 25, at the
Piccadilly Mall in Salmon Arm, the
Shuswap Pioneer Collectors Club
display tractors, small engines, steam
engines, antique radios, tools, antique
phonographs, logging pictures,
heritage paintings, dolls and more.
Your Friendly
Neighborhood
Pastorman!
- submitted by Scott Carruthers
What Difference Does It Make?
As a culture we are bombarded daily,
hourly, almost minute by minute with
news. As the news comes in it rarely
seems very good. We hear about the
political scandals, the conspiracy
theories, the debt crisis, the potential oil
shortages, the civil unrest, countries at
war with each other, terrorism, broken
homes, job losses, housing prices
falling, and…. I have to stop, I am
getting depressed just reading this!
With all that is wrong with the world, it
is easy to throw your hands up and say
“there is no hope, what difference does
it make”. Jesus is not confused about
Classified Ads
Courses
Hunter Training C.O.R.E. Sat &
Sun, 9-5, Downstairs Chase Legion,
Feb 11 & 12. $140.00. Pre-register
(250)679-2758
Services
Need Storage? We may have what
you need. Sorrento Storage
(250)675-4678
Shuswap Women in Business
presents Karen Luniw, Secrets of the
Inner Game of Business and Money
February 11 at the Podollan Inn. Visit
Shuswapwomeninbusiness.com for
more info and to reserve.
what is going on, he predicted it! This
world is spiraling out of control,
moving further and further away from
the God’s original design. I believe the
heart of the problem is the heart of man.
It is not technology, or money, race or
intellect. The problem is a Spiritual
one. The hope for our world is a
spiritual hope. When a person’s heart is
changed, not through personal
development, or positive thinking, but
rather by gracenomics, (the love of
Jesus), then a person changes. This
changes individuals, families,
communities, and can change our
world. As this happens, people are
brought together instead of being torn
apart. Jesus is still changing the world
today. This past Christmas our church
family went through a series called
Sorrento Wave Feb 2012 Page 7
Services
Larkspur Services—pruning,
shaping. Shrubs—trees. No guess
work. Free estimates. Phone Maurice
(250)517-7429
Ship Shape Shelter Indoor RV and
Boat Storage—call (250)835-4224 or
e-mail shipshapeshelter@hotmail.com
for rates
The Anjolyn Beauty Shoppe has
relocated to 2278 Eva Road. For
appointment call Aneda at (250)679-
3958 or (250)804-3506
“Advent Conspiracy” where we
decided to give Jesus gifts on his
birthday. ( I know, radical) We set a
goal to raise 6500 dollars, to put a well
in a needy community because this is
the kind of gift Jesus would want.
(6500 is the cost of one well) Clean
water is the first and most important
step out of poverty. We did not raise
6500 dollars, instead we raised over 24
000 dollars! That means that in the very
near future, there will be thousands of
women and children that are no longer
walking every day for dirty water. I
believe we are making a real difference
in the world. How about you? Are you
just reading the news? If you are, and
that’s getting boring, I challenge you to
make some good news with us at
Shuswap Community Church!
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February 3 - 5th Annual Shuswap Trails Silent Auction and
Dance, Salmon Arm. Tickets 832-8103
February Calendar of Events
Snooker - Tuesdays 1:00pm @ Sorrento Drop In. Rick 675-
2829
Shuswap Woodworkers Guild - 3rd Wednesday of the month
7:00pm @ Toad Hall
February 4 - South Shuswap Chamber of Commerce AGM @
Olde Towne Centre. 6:30pm
February 4 - Coffeehouse @ Carlin Hall. 7:30pm. $2
February 10 - Sleigh Ride, organized by Cedar Heights
Community Association, open to all @ Walters’ Sleigh Rides,
Notch Hill. 1:00pm. $12/person. Gloria 675-0036
February 11 - Coffeehouse @ Sunnybrae Hall. 7:30pm. $2.
835-8657
February 12– Mushy Valentines @ Skmana Ski Trails. 3:00pm
February 17 - Valentine’s Dinner @ Chase Creekside. 5:00pm.
Ella 679-3375
February 17 - Coffeehouse @ Celista Hall. 7:30pm. $2
February 17 - Sorrento Wave submission deadline
February 18 - Mad Tradition concert with special guests Picks n
Keys @ Chase Community Hall. 7:30pm. Tickets $15. Partial
proceeds to Skmana Ski Club. Denise 577-3857
February 25 - Scrapbooking Event @ Carlin School Gym.
9:00am to 4:00pm. Fee $30. Kimberley 835-4835
February 25 - Awaken the Doctor Within Workshop @ Sorrento
Centre. 9:00am to 4:30pm. Fee $60. Register before Feb. 15.
Elaine 675-4641
February 25 - Coffeehouse @ Eagle Bay Hall. 7:30pm. $2
Ongoing Events
Co-ed Fitness - Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays 9:00am @
Cedar Centre downstairs. Heather 675-3350, Sherri 675-3308,
Joyce 675-2019
Yoga - Mondays 9:30 to 11:00am @ Shuswap Lake Estates.
Jutta 675-4060
Glee Club - Mondays 9:30 @ Sorrento Drop In. Barb 675-3835
Quilting - 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month. 10:00am @
Eagle Bay Hall
Badminton - Monday & Friday mornings @ Sunnybrae
Community Hall. 835-4625
Intermediate Line Dancing - Mondays 1:00 to 2:30pm @
Shuswap Lake Estates
Sparks– Girl Guides of Canada - Mondays 2:30 to 3:45pm @
Sorrento Elementary School. Tammy 675-2450
Yoga - Mondays 6:00 to 7:30pm @ Shuswap Lake Estates
Zumba - Mondays 7:00 to 8:00pm @ Shuswap Lake Estates
AA and Al Anon - Mondays 8:00pm @ Sorrento Drop In.
Meditation - Mondays 8:00 to 9:00pm @ Shuswap Lake Estates
StrongStart - Tuesdays & Fridays 9:00am to 12noon @
Sorrento Elementary School. Ages 0 to school age with a
parent/caregiver. Joan 675-2311
Blind Bay Painters - Tuesdays 9:00am @ Blind Bay Hall.
Nancy 675-5375
Sunnybrae Painters - Tuesdays 10:00am @ Sunnybrae
Senior’s Hall. 835-4625
Quilters - Tuesdays 10:00am to 2:00pm @ Shuswap Lake
Estates (1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month)
Wheels to Meals - Tuesdays @ Sorrento Drop-In (2nd and 4th
Tuesday of the month). Louise 675-4871
Cribbage - Tuesdays 1:30pm @ Sorrento Drop In. Jane 675-
4117
Chair Yoga - Tuesdays 4:00 to 5:30pm @ Shuswap Lake
Estates
Free Meat Draw - Tuesdays 4:00 to 6:30pm @ Chase Legion
Sunnybrae Seniors Society Potluck Dinner & Meeting - 3rd
Thursday of the month 5:30pm @ Sunnybrae Seniors Centre
Storytelling Circle - 2nd Tuesday of the month 6:30pm @
Salmon Arm Library. Jennifer 833-2095
Karate - Tuesdays & Thursdays @ Cedar Centre. Juniors 6:00
to 7:00pm, teens & adults 7:00 to 8:30pm. Vic 675-3155, Jean
Luc 675-5460
Karate - Tuesdays & Thursdays 6:00pm @ Sunnybrae
Community Hall. 835-8875
Belly Dancing - Tuesdays 6:00 to 7:30pm @ Shuswap Lake
Estates
Storytelling Circle - 2nd Tuesday of the month 6:30pm @
Salmon Arm Library
Taoist Tai Chi - Tuesdays 7:00 to 9:00pm @ Chase Community
Hall. Judy 679-5425, Pam 675-3509
Quilters - 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month @ Sunnybrae
Seniors Centre. 835-8255
T.O.P.S. - Wednesdays 8:15am @ Sorrento Drop In. Gail 675-
2849
Shuswap Wood Carvers - Wednesdays 8:30am to 12noon @
Toad Hall. Ken 675-3316, Norm 675-3764
Preschool Storytime - Wednesdays 10:00 to 11:00am @ South
Shuswap Library starting February 8th
Beginner Line Dancing - Wednesdays 10:00 to 11:30am @
Shuswap Lake Estates
Line Dance Lessons - Wednesdays 10:00am @ Chase
Creekside
Soup ‘n Bun - Wednesdays 12:30pm @ White Lake Hall. Tim
835-2141
Carpet Bowlers - Wednesdays 1:00pm @ Blind Bay Hall. Len
675-3880
Public Bingo - Wednesdays 1:00pm @ Parkside Estate, Chase.
Earlybirds please wait in Fireside Room until 12:45
Advanced Line Dancing - Wednesdays 1:30 to 3:00pm @
Shuswap Lake Estates
Youth Scottish Country Dancing - Wednesdays 5:00 to
7:00pm @ Cedar Centre. Wendy 675-3518
Yoga - Wednesdays 5:00 to 6:30pm @ Shuswap Lake Estates.
Jutta 675-4060
Snooker - Wednesdays 6:00pm @ Sorrento Drop In. Rick 675-
2829
Crib - Wednesdays 6:00 to 9:00pm @ Shuswap Lake Estates
Lego Kids - Wednesdays (every other week) 6:30 to 8:00pm @
Shuswap Lake Estates. Kindergarten age & up. $3 drop in or
$20 for fall session. Sandi 675-3943
Kidz Creativz - Wednesdays (every other week) 6:30 to 8:00pm
@ Shuswap Lake Estates. Grades 4 to 7. $2 drop in. Sandi 675-
3943
Duplicate Bridge - Wednesdays 7:15pm @ Cedar Centre.
Peter 675-4079
Sunnybrae Community Association General Meeting - 4th
Wednesday of the month 7:30pm @ Sunnybrae Hall
T.O.P.S. - Thursdays 8:30am @ Sorrento Place (Buckley Road).
Jackie 675-2574
South Shuswap Playgroup - Thursdays 9:00am to 12noon @
Shuswap Lake Estates
Taoist Tai Chi - Thursdays 9:30 to 11:30am @ Chase
Community Hall. Judy 679-5425, Pam 675-3509
Quilting - Thursdays 10:00am @ Sorrento Drop In. 675-5358
Shuswap Needle Arts Guild - 1st and 3rd Thursday of the
month 10:00am @ Sunnybrae Seniors Centre. Gemma 835-
8842, Sandra 832-0972
Adult and Senior Line Dancing - Thursday afternoons @
Chase Community Hall. 10 week session beginning Jan 23.
Karen 679-5443
Foot Clinic - Thursdays @ Sorrento Drop In. Betty Anne 675-
4182
Snooker - Thursdays 1:00pm @ Sorrento Drop In. Rick 675-
2829
Ladies Social - Thursdays 1:30 @ Cedar Centre. Agnes 675-
3102
Archery Practise - Thursdays 6:00 to 8:00pm @ Chase
Secondary School. Fish & Game club member $5, non-members
$7.50, kids under 12 free
YOUth Resource Centre - Thursdays 6:30 to 9:30pm @
Sorrento Drop In. Jenn 675-5269
Adult Badminton - Thursdays 7:00 to 9:00pm @ Sorrento
Elementary School. Donna 675-2397
Snow Blazers Snowmobile Club - 2nd Thursday of the month.
7:00pm @ Salmon Arm Legion. Don 675-2420
Ladies Bridge - Fridays 1:00 to 4:00pm @ Shuswap Lake
Estates
Ladies Snooker - Fridays 2:00pm @ Sorrento Drop In. Joyce
675-5097
Dinner - Fridays 5:30pm @ Chase Legion (1st, 2nd & 4th Friday
of the month). $10
Bingo - Fridays @ Sorrento Drop In. Doors 6:30pm, Games
7:00pm. Don 675-2304
Youth Badminton - Fridays 7:00 to 9:00pm @ Sorrento
Elementary School if enough chaperones come forward. Donna
675-2397
ROL Youth Group - Fridays 7:00 to 9:00pm @ Shuswap Lake
Estates. Grade 7 & up. Sandi 675-3943
Shuswap Wood Carvers - Saturdays 8:30am to 12noon @
Toad Hall. Ken 675-3316, Norm 675-3764
Scottish Country Dancing - Saturdays 9:30am to 12:00pm @
Sorrento Drop In. Wendy 675-3518
Darts, Meat Draw & 50/50 - Saturdays 2:00pm @ Chase Legion
Accordionists’ Dream - Sunday afternoons @ Blind Bay Hall.
Diane 675-2531