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JULY 2018
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Bunny wrangling Penny Veresh has loved animals her entire life
Penny Veresh has been volunteering her time in the bunny room at SAINTS — Senior Animals In Need Today Society — for the past seven years. The retired Mission resident has always loved animals, especially cats and bunnies, but it wasn’t until she retired that she finally had time and the opportunity to volunteer. Veresh said volunteering has allowed her to meet a lot of really good friends and some absolutely wonderful people who have restored her faith in humanity. For more see page A18
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Mission’s Penny Veresh spends her free time volunteering to work in the bunny room at SAINTS.
While officially Veresh volunteers three hours a week, every Sunday morning, she says it is often a lot more time than that depending on where the need arises. “It’s a total commitment.” She said just because it’s volunteer work doesn’t mean you can pick and choose when you feel like doing it because there are people and animals depending on you. “It’s certainly not glamorous, it’s bunny wrangling.” As part of hr duties, Veresh cleans out the bunny room, puts in fresh bedding grooms the bunnies and cuddles them as well. And when they are in the outdoor enclosure and need to come in, that’s when the wrangling begins. “We’re running around trying to catch them, I’m sure it’s funny to watch. Veresh said when she volunteers, she gets back more than she gives. When she moved to Mission, she was newly retired, had two daughters, three granddaughters, lots of friends and a very busy life. “I was not volunteering because I’m bored or need something to do,” she explained. “For me it’s being a part of something bigger than myself ... You are actually giving something back to your community.” She said the people she has met through volunteering have been awesome. “I’ve met a lot of really good friends, some absolutely wonderful people who kind of restore your faith in humanity.” For more about SAINTS, visit saintsrescue.ca. 8617984
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The Mission senior has been volunteering her time at SAINTS for the past seven years. “I’ve always loved animals, I was born loving animals,” said Veresh. As a child she dreamed of becoming a veterinarian, but like most people things changed as she got older and life took her in a different direction. But once she retired, and moved to Mission, Veresh knew she finally had the opportunity to go back to her first passion — animals. She began searching for organizations that needed volunteers to care for animals. One of her friends, who lives on Vancouver Island, sent her a link to the SAINTS website. “I went up there and took a tour and the first part of the tour you walk into the bunny room and I was, ‘Bunnies!’ and that was it.” While she loves all animals Veresh has a soft spot for cats and bunnies, so she put in an application and the rest is history. “I have no idea why bunnies. I had a bunny of my own for 10 years, which I totally loved and I lost him just after I came out to Mission.” Veresh says bunnies are very underrated pets that are highly intelligent. She’s been told they have the intelligence level of a dolphin. “They have totally unique little personalities, each one of them. “Just fun little animals to work with and they become very affectionate.” Veresh also finds the bunny room a soothing and calming place to volunteer her time. “They have on average 120 animals at any time at SAINTS,” and she finds that the dog room, for example can be chaotic. “Bunnies are calming.” Currently, Veresh works with about 20 bunnies and says that number remains fairly consistent. “SAINTS doesn’t adopt out a huge amount of animals, but they have a small, steady adoption rate over the years because a lot of the animals are special needs or seniors and they don’t adapt well to regular homes. It takes a special person to look after a special needs animal.”
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EVENTS FOR SENIORS
asweage· June 19–July 17 “Fine Art Photography by Brent Hayden”, an
exhibition of photographs by Brent Hayden. The Rock Family Gallery at the Mission Arts Centre, 33529 First Ave. For more information and our gallery hours, visit www.missionartscouncil.ca or call 604-826-0029.
July 1 Canada Day at Fraser River Heritage Park,
8am–9:30pm. 8am Pancake Breakfast. Fun, Free, Family Event until 5pm. 7494 Mary St. www.facebook.com/MissionCanadaDay/ www.mission.ca/event/canada-day-celebrations/
Canada Day Fireworks at Mission Raceway Park, 10pm. Free admission after 8:30 PM. Mission Raceway Park, 3270 Dyke Rd. www.facebook.com/MissionCanadaDay/ www.mission.ca/event/canada-day-celebrations/
JULY 2018 Low Impact Fitness — Level 3 Tues. & Thurs. @ 10:00 a.m. Ten-class pass is $35 (non-members $45). Lifetime Learning Center, 32444 7th Ave. Mission Osteofit — Level 2
Tues. & Thurs. @11:00 a.m. Ten-class pass is $35 (non-members $45). Lifetime Learning Center, 32444 7th Ave. Mission
Nordic Pole Walking Group Wednesdays @ 9:00 a.m.to 10:00 a.m. New walkers welcome. No charge. Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St. Mission Piece Makers Quilting Group
Mondays through July 16, changing to Tuesdays starting July 24. Start times may vary. New participants of any skill level welcome. Lifetime Learning Center, 32444 7th Ave. Mission.
July 15 Fraser Valley Humane Society Lovers Garden Party, 1–4pm. 32331 Dewdney Trunk Rd. A fundraiser to support the FVHS. Tickets $10 at FVHS on Railway.
July 17th & Aug 14th Sunset Market in the Park , 5–9pm. Fraser River
Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St. Vendors, food trucks, Paint Night, buskers and more. 604-302-7644 frhpevents@mission.ca • www.mission.ca/heritage-park or www.mission.ca/leisure • 604-820-5350.
July 19 Historic Downtown Walking Tour, 11am. Mission
Museum, 33201 Second Ave. Cost is $5, pre-registration required. www.missionmuseum.com
July 20–22 31st Annual Mission Folk Music Festival,
Fraser River Heritage Park. Tickets at www.brownpapertickets.com.
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Dyke Rd. For more information, call 1-877-826-6315 or visit us online at http://missionraceway.com.
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SENIORS KITCHEN IS NOW OPEN AT THE CENTRE!
The lunch program for our Seniors is now serving delicious, inexpensive lunches from Monday to Friday. Home made soup and a sandwich is our specialty. We will be open for dining 11:00 am to 1:00 pm.
Daily Activities Lounge is open Monday to Friday 10:00 am–2:00 pm. Lunch is available for members 11:00 am–l:00 pm.
Canada Day Celebrations at Junction Shopping Centre, 10am–3pm. The Junction, Intersection of Hwy 7
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1st Thursday 10:30 am Mission
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2nd Friday
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Property Disposal
Go green when spending time outdoors this summer
Intention to Dispose of District Lands
Embrace eco-friendly activities. The great outdoors beckons people year-round. But nature is especially enticing in summer, when warm weather compels people to leave their couches and soak up some sun. Spending time outdoors is rewarding, and it can be even more so when men and women take steps to make their outdoor recreation as eco-friendly as possible. Whether it’s choosing certain activities or taking other measures, there are various ways to go green when spending time outdoors this summer and beyond. Walking or cycling is a great way to get some time outdoors on warm summer days, and reducing fuel consumption is an equally great way to help the planet. Various activities, from organic gardening to planting trees to beach and park cleanups, provide a great
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way to get outdoors and help the planet at the same time. Men and women who grow their own vegetables can take solace knowing that the vegetables they’re eating each night did not require the depletion of any natural resources to go from garden to table. Signing up for beach cleanups can prevent trash, including harmful plastics, from making its way into the world’s oceans, and such cleanups provide a great excuse to go to the beach. Volunteer with a local park service. The National Park Service offers a variety of volunteer opportunities to individuals who are enamored with the great outdoors and are interested in protecting their local and national parks.
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