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The president's message
DCBIA president Deana Simkin Spring has officially arrived in Downtown Courtenay and as I reflect on the amazing winter shopping season that we had, I can’t help but brim
with excitement as to what is planned for the months ahead. In conjunction with the City of Courtenay’s centennial celebrations, Downtown Courtenay will be hosting a fun-filled street party during the “Home-Coming” week on Friday, July 3rd. This family friendly event will feature a fantastic musical line-up starting in early evening and going on well into the night. There’s a lot more happening downtown all through the summer; visit www.downtowncourtenay.com for a full list of events.
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Calendar of Events Friday April 24 3pm - 4:30pm ESL Conversation Group Vancouver Island Regional Library 7pm - 10pm Viennese Waltz Workshop & Dance, Native Sons Hall Thursday April 30 5:30pm - 8pm Queers Creating Change: A Project of AIDS Vancouver Island 8:30pm - 11pm Name That Tune? - At Billy D's Pub & Bistro Friday May 1 3pm - 4:30pm ESL Conversation Group Vancouver Island Regional Library Friday May 8 3pm - 4:30pm ESL Conversation Group Vancouver Island Regional Library Saturday May 9 7pm - 11:30pm Fly Me to The Moon ValDance Gala, Native Sons Hall Thursday May 14 5:30pm - 8pm Queers Creating Change: A Project of AIDS Vancouver Island Friday May 15 3pm - 4:30pm ESL Conversation Group
Vancouver Island Regional Library Thursday May 21 11am - 12pm Mobility Scooter Community Outreach Florence Filberg Centre Friday May 22 3pm - 4:30pm ESL Conversation Group Vancouver Island Regional Library Thursday May 28 5:30pm - 8pm Queers Creating Change: A Project of AIDS Vancouver Island Friday May 29 3pm - 4:30pm ESL Conversation Group Vancouver Island Regional Library Wed June 3 - Fri June 5 5pm - 11pm 4th Annual Elevate Arts Festival Downtown Courtenay Friday June 5 3pm - 4:30pm ESL Conversation Group Vancouver Island Regional Library 7pm - 10pm Summer Dance, with ValDance! Native Sons Hall Friday June 12 3pm - 4:30pm ESL Conversation Group Vancouver Island Regional Library
Thursday June 18 11am - 12pm Mobility Scooter Community Outreach Friday June 19 3pm - 4:30pm ESL Conversation Group Vancouver Island Regional Library Friday June 26 3pm - 4:30pm ESL Conversation Group Vancouver Island Regional Library Wednesday July 1 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm Canada Open House, Balloons, Door Prizes, Cupcakes, Courtenay Museum (Free) Friday July 3 7pm - 10pm Summer Dance, with ValDance! Native Sons Hall Friday July 3 Centennial Celebrations FREE Street Dance, 5th Street 5 pm to 11 pm (this could go under the Courtenay 100 celebrations framed area on the right). Thursday July 16 11am - 12pm Mobility Scooter Community Outreach Florence Filberg Centre Saturday July 18 9am - 7pm 45th Annual Downtown Courtenay Market Day, 5 St, Courtenay
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24 Hours A Day! 250-334-4464 440 England Avenue, Courtenay A PA RT O F T H E C O M OX VA L L E Y F O R O V E R 7 0 Y E A R S !
Thursday Aug 20 11am - 12pm Mobility Scooter Community Outreach Florence Filberg Centre
June 26 - July 5 City of Centennial Celebration “Home Coming” 10 days of exciting events June 26 & June 27 Community Tailgate Part & BC Lion’s Alumni Wednesday July 1 Canada Day Parade Saturday July 4 Symphony & Fireworks Saturday July 5 Neighbourhood Block Party & Outdoor Concert
For more information on these events please check out their websites: www.downtowncourtenay.com www.sidwilliamstheatre.com www.comoxvalleyartgallery.com www.courtenaymuseum.ca www.courtenay.ca
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Searle’s Shoes boasts a long, storied history Renée Andor SPECIAL TO THE RECORD
The Newnes family is proud to own a very longstanding downtown Courtenay business — Searle’s Shoes. “It’s quite an honour,” says Catherine. “To carry on a tradition is so important to keeping a community whole...” Husband Derek adds: “If you look around town, there are not a lot of businesses that have (that history).” According to Searle’s Shoes’ website, the shoe store first opened in 1918 when it was a shoe repair shop and owner Jas E. Aston decided to bring in a small stock of shoes. The business grew and evolved, changing hands a few times, until its namesake A.T. Searle purchased it in 1929. Archie Welsh and Sid Wil-
liams bought the business in the early 1950s and Freddy Pisto joined as a partner a few years later. Welsh and Williams retired in the 1960s and Neil Woodrow and Larry Holmes came on as partners with Pisto, until Pisto sold the business to Woodrow in 1973. Woodrow was ready to retire in 1993 and was closing the store when Derek and Catherine bought the business from him in early 1994. Derek already had nearly 25 years of experience working in the shoe industry at Woodward’s department stores in B.C. and Alberta, and was able to quickly get the business back up and running. Derek and Catherine considered changing the name when they bought the business, but because Searle’s Shoes was already a well-known icon
PHOTO BY RENÉE ANDOR
Catherine and Derek Newnes have owned Searle's Shoes for more than 20 years. around Vancouver Island, they chose to keep it. The Newnes family has a long history of its own involving shoes; Catherine’s grandfather was a cobbler and Derek’s mother worked in
shoes. As well, their daughter works at Searle’s and their son opened his own shoe store in Victoria. For more information about Searle’s Shoes, visit www.searlesshoes.com.
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Love of sewing makes MeMe’s a perfect fit Renée Andor SPECIAL TO THE RECORD
MeMe’s Alteration & Creation Boutique started as a friendship formed over a shared love for sewing. Nina Dibdin and Judi Fox met several years ago while working as seamstresses at local menswear stores in Courtenay. They became fast friends, and eventually started discussing the idea of opening their own business. “This has been an idea and a dream for a couple of years,” said Fox, with Dibdin chipping in the idea was discussed, “over coffee, for five years at least.” MeMe’s opened its doors in November and advertising so far has been via word-ofmouth.
“When people come in here and they get their stuff they’re just so pleased,” said Fox. “They always say, ‘I’m going to tell my friends,’ which is nice.” Dibdin and Fox have been sewing since they were children, making clothes for their dolls, then later for themselves and, later still, for their children. Altering a garment to achieve the perfect fit for a client is something they find highly rewarding. “I think we’re both that type of person that is caring, wants to help people, and this is a way that we get to do what we like and it makes people happy, and you feel like you’re contributing something,” said Fox. “To have an ability to do something for somebody, and boost their self esteem and
Photo by RenÉe Andor
MeMe’s Alteration & Creation Boutique owners Nina Dibdin, left, and Judi Fox are all about the perfect fit. make them feel good is really rewarding,” added Dibdin. Besides alterations and custom designs for customers, the shop also offers clothes made in-house and Fiore hosiery. MeMe’s Alteration & Cre-
ation Boutique is located at 625 Cliffe Ave., in the plaza by Tulio’s Casita. It’s open from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday to Friday and from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. For more information, call 250-7920386.
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Eureka Clubhouse provides safety and support Renée Andor SPECIAL TO THE RECORD
Eureka Support Society not only exists to offer support services to Comox Valley adults with mental illness, it also provides a safe place for them. “It’s a good meeting place,” society executive director Christopher Bate says of Eureka Clubhouse. “There’s no judgement here. If people are having a bad day, having a lot of symptoms or something, it’s OK to be here like that, whereas in the public sometimes it’s not.” Located at 280 Fourth St. in Courtenay, the Clubhouse provides a central location for members to access Eureka’s resources, which include educational, vocational, social and recreational supports. The Clubhouse features a
selection of lounge areas, and Bate says many members simply spend time socializing with friends there. Eureka helps members find work, offering support with resume writing and interview skills, for example. The Clubhouse also employs 13 members. Activities like swimming programs, pottery workshops, stained glass workshops, art classes and cooking and nutrition courses, are regularly offered to members. The Clubhouse features a workshop in the back for woodworking. There’s a gift shop in the front, too, where member-made crafts are sold, and with the great majority of the profit going to those who made them. Eureka is funded by Island Health, United Way of Central
Photo submitted
From left, Eureka Support Society members Gary Renaud and Steven Ambrose learn about nutrition from nutrition class instructor Michele Ruttkiewicz. and Northern Vancouver Island and gaming grants from the Province, as well as grants and donations from groups and businesses and the public. Outside of government provided services, Eureka is the only program for adults with
mental illness in the Comox Valley, according to Bate. Forty to 60 people come through its doors each day. Eureka Support Society is registered with Canada Helps and donations can be made at www.canadahelps.org.
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The 34 C2C Express is a quick and convenient option for getting around the Comox Valley. Whether you are going to work or school, going shopping or attending appointments, you can catch a ride with us. Multiple trips each direction on weekday mornings (7-9 am) and evenings (4-6 pm); some trips also available on Saturdays. All our buses are wheelchair and strollerfriendly, and are equipped with bike racks.
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When you have to get a gift for that hard to shop for friend.
Finders Keep Hers Shopping for your lady friend is eeeeasy with these guys on the block.
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Who: Ben-Zion Eni Where: In our beautiful Downtown Courtenay What: The Hub Cafe
The Tea Centre How do they know what I want every time?
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Gail Szymanski (manager), Blair Wilkerson and Nicole Lajeunesse
Vogue Optical has been serving the residents of Courtenay for 20 years. Since that time, they continue to bring the latest trends in eyewear to their valued customers. Store manager Gail Szymanski and her staff enjoy seeing each customer walk into their store and having the opportunity to help them with their vision needs while making sure their eyewear is suited to their individual lifestyle. Your eyes are the first thing people notice and we want to ensure you are making the statement you want.
They attribute their success to an excellent staff, loyal customers and great consistent prices. The staff at Vogue Optical believe in their products and service and offer simple, hassle free policies, such as:
2ND PAIR FREE • FREE 2 YEAR WARRANTY Drop by and talk to the staff at Vogue Optical and discuss the options to make sure you are seeing your best. Whether it is high definition, progressive or single vision lenses, they can help you with all your vision needs.
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A taste of the South at the top of Fifth Renée Andor SPECIAL TO THE RECORD
Smoke and time are key ingredients to quality barbecued food, according to Richard Vilus, and the food he serves at Great Island Barbecue shows he knows what he’s talking about. “Good barbecue is all about cooking things with smoke and very slowly,” he says. “The ribs that we do here, both beef and pork ribs are in my smoker for 4.5 to five hours... And the briskets and pork butts are in there for between 14 and 18 hours depending on the size of them.” I didn’t try the ribs. But, those hours that went into smoking the pork butt for the pulled pork sandwich were certainly worth the time; it was the best I’ve ever had. The meat was incredibly tender, and the house-made bourbon barbecue sauce gave a sweet and tangy kick. The house-made sides were all fantastic, too. The cornbread was fluffy, the coleslaw was crispy and light-tasting with the right amount of zip and the baked beans had a wonderful smoky flavour.
I also tried the nachos, a recent addition to the menu, and they were loaded with barbecue beef brisket, Anaheim peppers and cheese, with the barbecue flavour creating a bit of a twist on traditional nachos. It worked well. Finally, I tried the onion rings, which were out of this world. Again, Great Island Barbecue put a twist on typical and added cornmeal to the batter, giving extra crunch, without as much grease as normal. The atmosphere was relaxed with blues playing in the background, local art on the walls and large paper towel rolls on the tables to take care of all the sauce that’s involved in barbecued food. Great Island Barbecue opened Dec. 30 at the top of Fifth Street, 492 Fitzgerald Ave. Hours are 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday to Saturday and take-out is available. For more information, call 250-871-8838 or check out Great Island Barbecue on Facebook.
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Constituency Office 437 5th St., Courtenay BC V9N 1J7 Phone: (250) 703-2422 Fax: (250) 703-2425 Email: don.mcrae.mla@leg.bc.ca Monday to Friday, 9AM - 4PM
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Jewellery Instruction Custom Design & Hand Crafted Jewellery Full Repair Service & Ring Sizing While you Wait
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DON’T MISS BRENDAN McLEOD & THE FUGITIVES MAY 8 | TICKETS $18 - $28 A storyteller, musician, and poet, McLeod performs literature in many different guises. “This show is simply brilliant.” – CBC. His band, The Fugitives, join him for the second half. “The four part vocals are sensational…each of the Fugitives has the talent, voice, charisma to front their own band.” – Edmonton Sun
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See your independent Trane dealer for complete program eligibility, dates, details and restrictions. Special financing offers OR trade-in allowances from $100 up to $1,150 valid on qualifying systems only. All sales must be to homeowners in Canada. Void where prohibited. 36 months, no interest, equal payment plan subject to credit approval. A minimum purchase of $1,000 including taxes. A $39.95 administration fee will be debited from your account after installation. An equal monthly installment will be debited from your bank account each month throughout the promotion interest-free period and payment in full for this installment must be made prior to or on each monthly due date. If payment is not made by the due date, you shall without notice pay interest at a rate of 2% per month, calculated and compounded monthly not in advance on any past due Monthly Payments and any other amounts due to us which are not paid on their due dates, including the total balance due. (see terms and conditions on your equal payment agreement for details. Financing provided by SNAP Home Finance. Offers available at participating dealers only. Ask for details. Offer expires 5/31/2015.
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Comox Valley’s own Award winning winery Spindrift Brut 2012, 89 points Spindrift Soleil Rose 2011, 91 points Reserve Chardonnay 2012, 89 points Pinot Gris 2012, 88 points Whitecaps 2013, 88 points Rose 2012, 89 points Pinot Noir 2012, 88 points Safe Haven 2012, 90 points Stall Speed Meritage 2013, 90 points Stall Speed Merlot Ice Wine 2013, 90 points John Schreiner on Wine, January 2015
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