Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Friday, June 27, 2014
Send Brian Malfesi & Adam Tenwolde to the Worlds in Hungary!
Brian Malfesi has been a member of Ridge Canoe and Kayak Club since his intermediate years at Whonnock Elementary.
He has had much success over the years as a kayaker for our community. After his accomplishments at the first two sets of National Team Trials this spring he will represent Canada at Worlds this summer!
Amazing how he and his K2 partner, Adam Tenwolde (Banook Canoe Club, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia) have clicked and their hope for success in Szeged, Hungary.
In the past, when Brian represented Canada on the International stage, Canoe Kayak Canada provided full funding for all expenses. Not this time!
Are you in a position to support his efforts?
Click here to help these two athletes reach their dream!
He has had much success over the years as a kayaker for our community. After his accomplishments at the first two sets of National Team Trials this spring he will represent Canada at Worlds this summer!
Amazing how he and his K2 partner, Adam Tenwolde (Banook Canoe Club, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia) have clicked and their hope for success in Szeged, Hungary.
In the past, when Brian represented Canada on the International stage, Canoe Kayak Canada provided full funding for all expenses. Not this time!
Are you in a position to support his efforts?
Click here to help these two athletes reach their dream!
Sunday, June 8, 2014
One Book Whonnock in action
Some twenty readers of George Godwin's The Eternal Forest united
on a wonderful and sunny Saturday afternoon to review the history of Whonnock
in the years immediately before the First World War when the Godwins lived in
Whonnock. The participants, including Lucy Godwin, granddaughter of George and
Dorothy Godwin, visited the places where the author and his wife lived at that
time. A warm thank you to all who participated in making this a most joyful
event. Click on the picture to enlarge.
One Book Whonnock welcomes all who live, work, go to school or got to church in Ruskin, Thornhill, and Whonnock. The book to be read by all participants in the 2014–2015 season is Terry Falis's The Best Laid Plans. If you are interested to join click here for their Web site for information and call Jean at 604-462-8942 to register.
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Tom Brent: Volunteer of the Year 2013
This Sunday, April 6th at the annual dinner of the Association the Whonnock Community Association announced that their choice for last year's special volunteer is Tom Brent of RCKC.
He was awarded with the usual plaque and a potted orchid. For more photos of the dinner click here.
Volunteers distinguished in the past with this award were: Trevor Taylor (2005) Margaret Norman (2006), Sue Schulze (2007), Yukiko Tanaka (2008), Rick Hammer (2008), Jean Ruttan (2009), Melanie Snel (2010), Scott Henney (2011), Marie Slessor (2011), and Betty and Klaus von Hardenberg (2012).
Active members of the board of the WCA and committee members are not considered candidates for this award.
He was awarded with the usual plaque and a potted orchid. For more photos of the dinner click here.
Volunteers distinguished in the past with this award were: Trevor Taylor (2005) Margaret Norman (2006), Sue Schulze (2007), Yukiko Tanaka (2008), Rick Hammer (2008), Jean Ruttan (2009), Melanie Snel (2010), Scott Henney (2011), Marie Slessor (2011), and Betty and Klaus von Hardenberg (2012).
Active members of the board of the WCA and committee members are not considered candidates for this award.
Friday, March 14, 2014
Looking for names of creeks and lakes in Maple Ridge and Ruskin
Of course you know the name Whonnock Creek
or Whonnock Lake. Perhaps you know that York Creek, often called Rolley Creek
in error, crosses 272nd Street and 96th Avenue near
the cemetery. Perhaps you know that the name of the creek that crosses Byrnes
Road and goes underneath River Road just to the east of Sue’s feed store is Cooks
Creek?
Do you know the names of other streams or lakes in Whonnock and Ruskin?
If so,
please call Fred at 604 462 8942. He is trying to make a map with all the historical names that can be recovered.
Thursday, March 13, 2014
Whonnock News
The Spring 2014 issue of Whonnock News is out. If you don't get the printed version click here to at least get a digital (but more colourful!) version.
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