Similkameen Spotlight, January 02, 2013

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Not so Grimm Tales

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The Princeton Secondary School drama class consisting of students from grade nine to 12 added to the pleasures of the holiday season with their production of Not so Grimm Tales. Colton Callihoo, Morgan Dobbs, Tyler Warner, Brynn Johnson, Bret Shields, Dayton Wales, Bill Preston, Kaci Van Horlick, Alex Burke, Kayla Dore, Kendra Krenn, Hillary Riel, Kelsey Fuller, Jeanine MacIntosh, Mady McIvor, Colby Hepting, Delaney Folk, Brennan Scallon and Layne Robillard under the direction of teacher Karla Friesen, delighted the audience at the Riverside Theatre on Dec 18. The students entertained a full house.

Princeton Weyerhaeuser assists Rotary with kitchen Lisa Carleton lisa@similkameenspotlight.com

Princeton Weyerhaeuser has been a major industry in and community partner of Princeton and area since 1978. Numerous community events and organizations have benefited from Weyerhaeuser sponsorships over the years. Education of the community in regards to our forestry industry has been provided including the donation of seedlings in which various child and youth groups have experienced the processes involved in the replenishing of our forests. Each year, grants are given to non profit organizations by Weyerhaeuser from the Weyerhaeuser Giving Fund. The giving fund has four focus areas; affordable housing

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and shelter, eduction and youth development, environmental stewardship and human services, civic and cultural growth. Most recently, Princeton Rotary is the recipient of a grant from Weyerhaeuser. On Friday, Dec. 21, Jeff Larsen manager of Princeton Weyerhaeuser presented Judy Short, president of Princeton Rotary with a cheque in the amount of $10,000. On behalf of Princeton Rotary, Short extends a huge thank you to Princeton Weyerhaeuser for being such a wonderful support to the community and to all the projects the company takes part in. “We know this could not be done without the sanction of the manager so we would also like to give a heartfelt thank you to Jeff,” said Short.

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