The CAMROSE BOOSTER August 16, 2011
8 ember t p e S g S startin y l k e FRIDAY e w D N BiA DAYS • September 8/9 THURS • September 22/23 • October 6/7 • October 20/21 • November 3/4
SPOTLIGHT ON
THE BAILEY
Coming Attractions
North by Northwest See one of the all-
QUALIFYING STARTS AUGUST 25
NIGHTLY IN CASH GIVEAWAYS $
500 at 8 p.m.
time classics the way it was meant to be seen – on the big screen at The Bailey
$
1,000 at 10 p.m.
How to Qualify for Draw Slips: • Slot jackpots of $250 and higher • Certain Table Hands (ask dealer) • Loyalty Members get one entry every Tuesday (Draw barrel is emptied after each Friday’s draw)
Theatre! Mon. Aug. 22nd, 7pm General Admission $5
Canada’s Tribute to ABBA Playing hundreds of sold-out live shows, the ABBA tribute band ARRIVAL has a sound and stage show that has been fine tuned to such a degree that they have many times been mistaken for the real ABBA!
Saturday, Sept. 17 – Dinner Show Buffet 6:00-7:30 p.m. Show 8:00 p.m. Dinner Show – $54.95
Sunday, Sept. 18 – Brunch Show Brunch 10:30 a.m.-12:00 noon. Show 12:00 noon Brunch Show – $39.95 For tickets, call 780-679-4950
IRISH DESCENDANTS
Juno winning guitarist
Jesse Cook Coming to the Bailey October 24th, 2011 ONE NIGHT ONLY
Thursday, Sept. 8 – Dinner Show Buffet: 6:00-7:30 p.m. Show: 8:00 p.m.
$
4395
For tickets, call 780-679-4950
BISTRO COOK WANTED The Bailey Theatre is seeking a part-time cook for the soon-toopen Bailey Bistro. The ability to prepare wholesome soups and baked goods is required.
www.camroseresortcasino.com Phone 780-679-4950 3201-48 Avenue, Camrose
Please drop off a resume at the Bailey Theatre or email to: info@baileytheatre.com
Hilarious Comedian COMEDY SHOW Sean Lacomber Tonight Show with Jay Leno Comedy Now on CTV Just for Laughs Halifax Comedy Festival XM Radio
Kerry Unger Comedy Now on CTV Just for Laughs Writer for The Comedy Network CBC Radio XM Radio
Uncensored Stand-up Comedy Friday, Sept. 9 at 8 p.m. Tickets: $25 Now on sale at O’Shea’s Come for dinner first – or just the show! 4706-73 Street, Camrose 780-679-0223
www.osheasalehouse.com
5041 50th Street, Camrose, Alberta, T4V 1R3 (780) 672-5510 • www.baileytheatre.com
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Physio therapist signs with pro team When Life hands you lemons, well, make the best lemonade you can. That's the position in which Jan Beran, physiotherapist for the Junior A Kodiaks, found himself this summer. Scheduled for surgery in the country of his birth, Jan and his family travelled home to Czech Republic in June of this year. However, after recovering from the surgery, his Canadian work permit was nearing an end, so he found himself stuck there. “It's been stressful” says Beran. “As Canada immigration couldn't give us any kind of commitment regarding when the work visa would be issued, all we could do was wait.” Waiting was wearing on Jan, who is used to holding down more than one job working with athletes around Camrose. “I had been kept pretty busy,” Jan laughs. “Especially when the Vikings' season would start.” So it comes as little surprise to have Jan snapped up by a professional hockey team in Slovakia. “They understand that it is just temporary,” Jan assures us. “But they were a new team to their league this year, so the position of team physiotherapist was open.” His temporary employer is Lev Poprad, a professional team whose name means “Lion of Poprad” in English. Lev Poprad is also displaced from its roots, as the new Slovakian Hockey Federation team now plays 400 km from its previous rink in Prague. “They had to move countries to get accepted into this Pro league” explains Beran. “So it has been a long journey for them as well.” While Jan is absent from his post as resident sports expert at Battle River Physical Therapy, the University teams are gearing up for the upcoming season. Being without Jan for a month or more made clinic owner Crystal Westergard concerned. To fill these big shoes, a search was made for an expert sports therapist who might be able and willing to fill in for a while. This is where James Squire came into the picture. Interestingly, he's another physiotherapist who is waiting for his paperwork to be processed. The difference is James is a Canadian waiting to immigrate to Australia. James is a physiotherapist practicing with NorMed Clinic in Sherwood Park, as well as acting as trainer and coach for the Salisbury Sabres Football team. He has applied to practice in Australia, “Where it's warmer!” says James. As Westergard says “Camrose is fortunate to have world class therapists who want to work with our teams."