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Roses and Raspberries: May

A big bouquet of roses to all of the businesses and individuals who made donations to support the 150 Mile House Elementary Spring Fever.

A big bouquet of roses to all of the businesses and individuals who made donations to support the 150 Mile House Elementary Spring Fever Family Dance: OT Timber Framing, Shoppers Drug Mart, 150 Mile Service Center, Red Shred’s, Kathy Pelchat, Jason Skuratow Backhoe Service, The Rusty Bucket, Weed Free Lawns, Top Notch Log Construction, Red Tomato Pies, The Fowler Family, Sutton Realty, Linda Jorgensen, Upper Cuts Hair Design, Lacy Wilson, Cathy Bremner, Huckle Buckle Daycare, The Nohr Family, Taylor Made Cakes, West Fraser, Kit and Kaboodle, Inland Kenworth, Lush and Marshall’s Store.

Lara Roorda

150 Mile House

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The Williams Lake Lioness club would like to thank all the downtown businesses who donated to our silent auction held on March 29. You are the heart of our community and always giving.

Williams Lake Lioness Club

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The Williams Lake Lioness send a bouquet of thank you roses to the vendors, silent auction donors and the public who supported our Clean Sweep and Craft Sale on April 17.  Thank you for making it such a success! The proceeds will go to the Hough Memorial Cancer Society for cancer detecting equipment at the Cariboo Memorial Hospital.

Chantal Lambert

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A big truckload of roses to Dana Hinsche, Rob Grey at Big Country Pumps, Blakes Moving Company, United Concrete, family and friends who made our move so easy. Without people like you this wouldn’t have been possible. Thanks for all your help.

Paul and Glenda Hill

150 Mile House

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A field of roses to doctors Gracia and Wolf and their amazing team for the dedication to CHAPS “Cardiac Health Advancement Programs” and the level of help they provide. It is almost a year now since just two hours a week for 12 weeks, changed my life. Things that worried me and others I wasn’t so concerned with, were all addressed. I learned so much about my heart, body mechanics, the food I eat, the meds I take and put it all into perspective with hands-on approach and in words I understood. People came in to talk in a caring environment, questions were encouraged and, just having the one-on-one advice from these professionals was a gem in itself. Doctors, nurses, therapists, physic dietitians, diabetic care, etc.

If you have had a cardiac event, such as a stroke, heart attack or bypass, or any serious issues related to cardio, talk to your doctor for a referral to CHAPS. We are so lucky to finally have some funding and people willing to put this program to work. I feel they gave their all to help me through all my medical problems and guided me to be the best I can be. You just can’t beat it.

Pauline Huska

Williams Lake