Sunday, July 26, 2009
Whonnock United Church
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Bums on Allan's Bench.
As reported in May, one of the benches in the Rhododendron Garden carries Allan Springman's name. Neva Springman discovered the entry and took the trouble to send the following comment:
I am very touched by the kindness of the Whonnock Community Association and Phil Johnson in particular for providing this memorial bench. I know that it would please Allan greatly - though I suspect he would have some flip comment regarding the Whonnockian bums that might grace his bench.
Thank you so much for this remembrance.
Neva Springman
Dogs are allowed in Whonnock Lake Park but ...
Happy to report that the Maple Ridge/Pitt Meadows Parks Department has replaced the old signs at Whonnock Lake: "No dogs allowed in park area" with new signs reading "No dogs permitted on beach or lawn areas." Everywhere else in the park dogs on leash are permitted. Thanks to the staff at the Parks Department for their prompt action to produce the new signs and replace the old ones!
Friday, June 26, 2009
Dogs allowed in Whonnock Lake Park
We understand that Parks and Leisure will replaced the signs by the middle of July with signs reading: "No dogs permitted on beach & lawn areas."
Note that dogs should be kept on the leash at all times in areas where they are allowed.
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Wish Trail Ride 2009
The Wish Trail Ride held on Sunday 7th June was a great success. Pledges were collected by all riders and the proceeds all went to the Children's Wish Foundation. The approximately two-hour ride started and ended at the Popadiuk's. Thank you to all riders, their horses, and the volunteers and in particular Sue Schulze and Dina Popadiuk! Click here to see pictures taken of the event. (Courtesy Sue)
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
4th Annual Iron Mountain Traithlon
A reminder that the Iron Mountain Triathlon is coming up on June 21st atWhonnock Lake. Olympic and Sprint distance triathlon races.
Web site: http://www.ironmountaintriathlon.com
or call 604.983.8433 for more information.
Friday, May 22, 2009
Field Trip
Today Brenda Pelletier's class visited the Whonnock Post Office and the Whonnock Cemetery to learn more about Whonnock's past. This photo was taken at the grave of pioneer settler Ole and Jorgine Lee, their son Teddy and daughter-in-law Olga (with the flowers) .
Click on the picture to enlarge. Moer photos on Picasa. Click here.
If you took pictures you'd like to share please send them to webmaster@whonnock.ca and I'll add them right away!
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