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Meets 4 Wednesday, 10:00 am. Super 8 Motel, West Kelowna (Temporarily- October , November 2014)
For comments/contributions, contact Jerry Stinson at 250-768-7633, [email protected]
*** October 22 Meeting Super 8 Hotel Westgate Rd. near Bartley Rd. and Hwy 97***
A Message from our New President - Peter Campbell
In this, my first message to you as President of your Club, I would like to thank you
for the confidence you have shown in me. I am very fortunate to draw inspiration
from our past presidents, most particularly Emile and Natalie, with whom I had the
great pleasure of working this past year.
First, I would like to thank the outgoing management committee, under Natalie’s
excellent leadership, for guiding our Club through a wonderful year. We enjoyed lots
of fun activities, deepened our friendships, all the while increasing our membership.
The year has presented some unexpected challenges, not the least of which was
juggling our meeting place, and the resulting extra expense, while The Westbank
Lions Community Centre is being rebuilt following the fire. We now expect to be
“home” for our January meeting, barring further delays. Until then we will be at the Super 8 for our October and
November meetings.
I am very much looking forward to working with our new management team this coming year. We are
fortunate to enjoy the continuing service and experience of A.D. MacLeod as Treasurer, of Bob Fulton as Chair
of the speakers committee (assisted this year by Alan Odynsky and Adona Dunn), and of Jerry Stinson as
newsletter Editor. New members include Wilma Griffin as Vice President, Linda Engels as Secretary, Rudy
Engels who will take over membership, Frank Renshaw who will guide our social activities (with an impressive
team comprising Linda Smithwick, Gail MacLeod, Marilyn North, Susan Forsyth and Linda Long), and
Darline Gough for Sunshine. My thanks, on behalf of all of us, for the contribution they are making to the
success of our club.
We now have some 11 activity groups, each coordinated by Club members. These make for a vibrant and
engaging Club. I would like especially to thank all the coordinators for their tremendous contribution in
providing so many opportunities for us to get to know each other better by participating in stimulating, fun and
engaging activities. Read further in the newsletter to see what they have in store for you.
As always, we welcome your suggestions as to how to make our club better. Please feel free to contact me or
any member of the management committee with your ideas.
Even as we continue to enjoy the glorious fall that the Okanagan so often offers, we know that winter is on its
way. For many of us this means that we can look forward to skiing and snowshoeing, others may be thinking of
places farther south, but one constant will always be the warmth of our relationship with our fellow PROBUS
members.
Here's to a great year.
Peter
PLEASE SEE LAST PAGE FOR NEW OFFICERS AND ACTIVITY COORDINATORS
Sunshine
Most of you will have heard that Stefan Howhy had an accident falling while travelling in Venice Italy and was
hospitalized there. He has now returned to Kelowna, is in good spirits, and is expected to be home soon.
If you know of anyone who should receive a card from our PROBUS Club, please contact Darline Gough.
You can reach Darline at: 250-769-0841; email: [email protected].
Membership
Most of the renewals have come in, but we still have a handful of stragglers. Renewal forms will be available
at the meeting. Nearly everyone who was a member last year has either renewed or has indicated that they plan
to maintain their membership.
If you can’t make it to the meeting please mail renewal form and cheque -$25 per person, to me:
Ellie Stinson
3207 Sagebrush Court
West Kelowna, BC. V4T-2G6
BIO CORNER: New Members
Helen Brewer
Helen arrived in Canada in 1967 from Australia intending to work and stay a year then
travel on to Europe for one year and head back to Australia. However, she met her
husband, Dave, at Whistler one month after arriving, married a year later and never
returned to Oz until 1994 for a visit. Helen has two children – Steve, an Arborist and
Samantha, a Registered Massage Therapist. She has lived in Westbank for 46 years,
with a year in between to help Dave manage a ski area in Edmonton for a season.
Helen was employed with Farm Credit Canada, a Crown Corporation, for 20 years as a
Customer Service Representative in Kelowna.
She loves cross country skiing and spends most winter days at Telemark Nordic area
and some days at Sovereign Lake. She’s completed two road running marathons, snowshoes, runs, hikes (loves
to hike in Banff area), has competed in long distance canoeing, spends a lot of time in her large garden and does
the bookkeeping for her daughter’s business as well as a landscaping company. Enjoys good movies and
English TV programs.
Kay Foerster and Derek Parkes
Kay Foerster and Derek Parkes joined us as new members at our
September meeting.
Kay grew up in Vancouver, and lived there until she was 22. She then
moved to Vancouver Island where she raised her family. She ran her own
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company offering management services to private companies and associations.
Derek hails from Dublin, Ireland. He attended Trinity College there, and trained as a Civil Engineer. He
worked for the B.C. Ministry of Transportation and Highways, concentrating on traffic safety towards the end
of his career. Both Kay and Derek are retired now.
They married in 1998 and moved to West Kelowna from White Rock ten years ago. Between them, they have 6
sons, a daughter, and five grandchildren.
Kay and Derek enjoy reading, travelling (especially cruising), RV’ing, and socializing. They go south for the
winter to get away from the cold.
Ellie Stinson [email protected]
PROBUS Speaker for October 22
David Worrall
David is a member of our Westside PROBUS Club and was originally from Australia, where he was a teacher
for 10 years before coming to Canada and the Okanagan. He studied geography at university and then taught at
KSS and Mount Boucherie High Schools. David and wife Carmel have lived on the Westside for 45 years. He is
a guest lecturer with Princess Cruises. He will be talking to us about the role the Royal Navy has played in
establishing and governing maritime regulations and law.
Alan Odynsky
Bob Fulton, Chair
MEETING DATES --NOTE LOCATION CHANGE
Temporarily: Super 8 Motel, West Kelowna - October 22 and November 26.
Management Committee Meeting – 9:00 am
Regular Club Meeting – 10:00am.
Super Eight Motel Westgate Rd. near Bartley Rd & Hwy 97
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The Management Committee for 2014-15
President:
Peter Campbell
250-452-6959
Past President:
Natalie Wheatley 250- 764-8593
Vice President:
Wilma Griffin
250-707-3057
Speaker Program:
Bob Fulton, (Chair) 250-707-0793
Treasurer:
A.D. MacLeod
250-768-6785
Secretary:
Linda Engels – in interim:
Judy Muchowski 250-768-1632
Membership:
Rudy Engels –in interim:
Ellie Stinson 250-768-7633
Newsletter:
Jerry Stinson
250-768-7633
Sunshine Notices:
Darline Gough 250-769-0841
Social Activities:
Frank Renshaw
250-768-8116
For the complete line up, see the last page of the Newsletter and print a copy for yourself.
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November
Smithwick, Linda
Schuler, Nedra
Forsyth, Glenn
Karvonen, Brenda
Merritt, Antoinette
Galton, Gwen
Long, Linda
Davis, Denis
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SOCIAL COMMITTEE
Your new Social Committee is happy to announce the following 4 events as part of the 2014-15 Program.
We ask that you let us know early if you intend participating, as this enables us to plan the event and , if we
have to cancel, avoid charges.
Here’s to a fun year of activities
Frank Renshaw, Social Committee Chair
Beat the November blahs and put some Sparkle into your life!
SPARKLING HILL RESORT 11:30 am. November 5, 2014
Tour of the Hotel and Wellness Centre
888 Sparkling Place, Vernon
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Join us on this tour to truly appreciate the natural beauty of the Okanagan Valley, as well as a very unique hotel.
Swarovski crystal-infused Sparkling Hill. Astonishing! Over 3.5 million crystals infused within this modern
oasis – an Okanagan hotel and wellness centre with European-inspired design elegance.
The 40 000 square foot European-inspired spa, clinic, and wellness center is the largest spa in Canada. We’ll
tour KurSpa's seven unique aromatherapy, steam, and sauna rooms, serenity pool, the European Cryotherapy
Cold Sauna (-110°C), the signature KurSpa treatment.
Following the 11:30 AM tour of the hotel and Wellness Centre, we will enjoy lunch at the PeakFine Restaurant
(sample menu http://www.sparklinghill.com/dining/peakfine. ) If anyone feels so inclined, there are 12km of
local hiking trails.
Please let me know by October 22 if you intend attending. Once I know the numbers I will send an email so
that people can arrange to carpool if they so choose.
Susan Forsyth
[email protected]
250-452-9079
WELCOME TO INDIA
An chance to sample great food and the culture of India at
KRASNA INDIAN CUISINE, 117-3640 GOSSET ROAD, WESTBANK
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 18th 2014
6.00 – 9.00 pm
Your Social Committee invites you to this specially arranged four course meal comprising:
Starter: Popadoms & Dahl bhare Golgappae (puffed balls stuffed with potato, yoghurt and chutney)
Appetizers: Samosa chaat (vegetable samosa on chickpeas drizzled with fat free yoghurt, tamarind and cilantro
sauce)
Main: Butter chicken, Vegetable Rogenjosh & Aloo gobi, with peas-pulao rice, salad, and naan &-parantha
bread basket
Dessert: Rice pudding with gulab jamun, and Chai tea
Alongside the meal we will have a demonstration of how to wear a "sari", how to tie a turban and a chance to
listen to Indian music, and perhaps join in by dancing to it - does "Bollywood" call?
To enhance the evening you may wish to wear clothing appropriate to the event.
The cost for this evening is $30 per person inclusive of taxes and gratuities.
You can purchase drinks from the bar.
Space is limited so reserve your place by e-mailing me and then please ensure that I have your cheque (made
payable to Frank Renshaw) by November 1st.
Frank Renshaw [email protected] 250-768-8116
3601 Royal Gala Drive, West Kelowna, V4T 2N9
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FESTIVE HOLIDAY DINNER & PARTY
THE COVE LAKESIDE RESORT West Kelowna
THURSDAY DECEMBER 11th
6.15 pm for Dinner at 7.00 pm
This year we invite you to enjoy a festive dinner and party with your Probus friends at The Cove.
We have a room to ourselves, our own pay-bar, and the opportunity to play our own music on their sound
system.
Our room will have a decorated Christmas tree, decorated tables with festive centerpieces, round banquet tables
of 8-10 guests at each, with white linen on all tables and white linen napkins.
All we need is you to make the evening a special one!
We have arranged a festive dinner buffet comprising:
Fresh baked dinner rolls and butter
Salads
Tossed Caesar Salad - house-made dressing, croutons, parmesan and lemon wedges
Insalata alla Romana - romaine lettuce, cucumber, tomato, mushrooms, baby shrimp and creamy herb dressing
House Salad - lettuce, tomato, mushroom, cucumber and assorted dressings
Platters
Antipasto Vegetables: roasted bell peppers, pickles, marinated mushrooms, marinated artichoke hearts,
pickled beets, Mafioso blend olives, gherkins
Main Dishes
Roast Rossdown Farm Fresh Turkey with sausage and sage stuffing, savoury Turkey gravy and House made
cranberry sauce with pickled ginger &
Prairie Heritage 17 hour Slow Roast Beef Brisket - rosemary and Dijon mustard, served with Yorkshire
pudding and red wine beef gravy. Horseradish whipped cream, Dijon mustard and grainy mustard sides
Hot Stuff
Medley of five seasonal vegetables Roast potatoes Seven grain rice pilaf
Holiday Dessert Station
Okanagan Christmas Plum Pudding with Grand Marnier Sauce, Candy Cane Silk Chocolate Tarts,
Pumpkin Pie Miniatures with whipped cream, Holiday Butter Tarts, Rum Balls, Shortbread Cookies & Candy
Canes.
Freshly Brewed Cherry Hill Organic Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee & Mighty Leaf Teas
All of this for $49.00 per person, including taxes and service/gratuities charges.
A CASH ONLY bar will be available for your choice of drinks.
In order for us to plan the event please e-mail me (Frank) early to reserve a place. Tickets, payable by
cheque (made out to F. Renshaw) or cash will be available at the October & November Members Meetings.
The November 27th Members’ Meeting is the last day for tickets.
Frank Renshaw [email protected] 250 768 8116
3601 Royal Gala Drive, West Kelowna, V4T 2N9
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THE ROWDYMEN
An evening of Celtic and other music from four talented men
WESTBANK LIONS COMMUNITY HALL
SATURDAY JANUARY 17TH 2015 6.30 pm
If you enjoy good company, being entertained by an accomplished and friendly group and singing along (not
compulsory!), then you will enjoy this evening.
The four members of the band are local and play Celtic music with humour and considerable energy.
Round tables and chairs will be set out for you.
Please bring along your favourite appetisers/snacks and something to drink (non-alcoholic). Also bring plates,
drinking vessels and utensils that you will need.
We are inviting our colleagues in the Ogopogo Probus Club and Kelowna Newcomers Alumni Clubs to join us
for this activity.
The cost for the evening is just $20 per person
We anticipate a lot of interest and ask that you reserve your seats as soon as possible. It will also help us plan
the activity with the other two Clubs.
You can make a preliminary reservation by e-mail, but please purchase your tickets at the October and
November Members Meetings with cash or cheque (payable to F Renshaw)
Frank Renshaw [email protected] 250 768 8116
3601 Royal Gala Drive, West Kelowna, V4T 2N9
Hello and welcome to the new season of PROBUS Couples bridge.
Come out and get to know each other and enjoy playing bridge in the informal atmosphere of each other's
homes.
We rotate responsibility to host 2 or 3 tables in our own homes about once or twice a year, on the 4th Saturday
of each month, except December, July and August.
If any PROBUS members wish to join in this friendly bridge play, please contact Dini Steyn or Neil Fimrite.
email: [email protected] or [email protected]
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If anyone who is not part of the dining-out group would like to join us, please contact Rosemay at
[email protected] or 250-768-5367.
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GOOD FOOD AND FUN AT DINING-IN
Welcome everyone to a new season of PROBUS. We hope you are ready to start a great year.
The Dining In first rotation dinners are under way. We still could use 2 more couples to even out our numbers
so if you are interested in rejoining or are thinking about becoming new diners, please email Joyce or me and
we will include you in our next dinner.
We ask all new members to consider joining. It is nice to become better acquainted with your fellow PROBUS
members and that can be so much fun over a glass of wine and a great dinner. There will be sign-up forms on
the tables at the September meeting. Please let us know your holiday schedule and your preferred month to host.
We try to ensure that you dine with different couples each rotation but that can be quite a challenge with the
travellers in this group, so we ask that you bear with us and we will try our best.
If you have any questions please contact Joyce or Brenda by phone or e-mail.
Joyce Roydell (769-5365) and Brenda Karvonen ( 768 -1898), Coordinators
This group is temporarily inactive, we have no coordinator for this activity! Please consider helping out or
taking on this activity.
Live Opera Broadcasts for 2014 - 2015
METROPOLITAN OPERA’S LIVE IN HD 2014/15 SEASON
Details about the Met’s series of live high-definition performances
for next season may be found at:
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http://www.metopera.org/metopera/liveinhd/live-in-hd-2014-15-season
As in past years, the Saturday morning broadcasts will be available
in Kelowna at the Orchard Plaza Cinema – most, but not all, begin at
9:55 a.m. local time.
Mozart’s LE NOZZE DI FIGARO is scheduled for October 18 (9:55 a.m.) and, the third in the series is
Bizet’s CARMEN on November 1 (9:55 a.m.).
Adam’s THE DEATH OF KLINGHOFFER, a Met Premiere, is the
fourth, on November 15 (9:55 a.m.).
Tickets can be purchased in advance at the theatre or or-line at
www.Cineplex.com/events
For more Met Opera information, have a browse at www.metopera.org/HDLive .
Alan Law, or Sheila Taylor. [email protected] 250-768-2882
The walking group has been pretty active. On September 30, Murray Marchant and Susan Baumann led a walk
in Bear Creek Regional Park, and on October 7, Gary and Darline Gough took a group of 12 walkers through
Kalamoir Regional Park. It was a perfect Okanagan day with temperatures for October in the 20C range. The
views from the higher trails of Okanagan Lake were spectacular with many of the trees and shrubs in fall
foliage.
On October 21 Doug Karvonen will take the group to Lost Lake in the Myra Bellevue Park, while on
November 4 Marg Cunningham is planning a walk along Veneer Creek on the Westside. The final walk of the
fall season on November 18 will be led by Sheila Taylor. Details will be send out close to the date of the walks.
If you have any questions or suggestions contact Sheila Taylor ([email protected]) or Emile Brokx
([email protected]).
We are so delighted to know our walking group includes so many enthusiasts, who so readily offer to lead
walks on our myriad amazing trails!
If you haven't joined us already, do come out with us!
Emile Brokx and Sheila Taylor
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Kalamoir Park
2014 - Third Wednesday of month 7 pm.
Film Discussion Group: Third Wednesday of each Month at Westwood Retirement Resort 7 PM.
There will be a discussion with goodies following the film. Please remember to bring Two Dollars each to cover
beverage and goodies after the film.
October 15: THE MONUMENTS MEN; The Monuments Men is a 2014 American-German film based on
a non-fiction book by Robert M Edsel, titled: The Monuments Men: Allied Heroes, Nazi Thieves and the
Greatest Treasure Hunt in History. The film follows a group of men who were given the task of finding and
saving pieces of art and other culturally important items before their destruction by Hitler during World War II.
The film stars George Clooney (who also produced it), Matt Damon, Bill Murray and others!
November 19: THE ROYAL AFFAIR; presented by Stefan & Carmella Hohwy; Synopsis to follow.
Please join us for an interesting evening at the movies!
Carmella and Joyce
Kelowna Newcomers / Newcomers Alumni - 5 Pin Bowling
-Team members, spares, 'wanna-be' bowlers –join up now
ATTENTION PROBUS MEMBERS
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Westside PROBUS Club Members are invited to join the Newcomers Bowling League - it is fun, healthful, and
a great opportunity to socialize. The Newcomers Bowling League will resume at the Capri Valley Lanes soon
for the 2014/15 season.
As a PROBUS member you are welcome to join. Previous bowling experience or bowling skill is not required!
If you are interested, please contact Richard Pringle at 250-762-0677 or at [email protected] and communicate:
1. if you would like to bowl again or possibly to join the league for the first time
2. whether you will be a regular team member or a spare
3. the date when you will be able to start bowling
4. if you have any questions
The league prize/banquet/incidental fee for regulars will be $25 (which is less than for all the other Adult
Leagues in Kelowna), and the weekly cost for bowling for both spares and regulars will be $12.00 for the 3
weekly games. This cost will include use of bowling shoes (normally a $2 rental).
For more information contact:
Richard Pringle email: [email protected] or 250-762-0677
Would you be interested in a “Mini Course” presentation dealing with how to handle files and folders on your
PC computer, and how to manage your inventory of photos, and perfom basic editing and “fixes”? I get
questions frequently about these topics and have presented a show and tell session for the Digital Camera
group on this topic several years ago. Perhaps this could be repeated for a larger group or a joint session of the
two groups. Please let me know of your interest, and I will try to arrange.
Questions/problems? Call Jerry at 250-768-7633 or email [email protected]
Is this you???
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Digital Photography -Camera Club
The Camera Club of the PROBUS Club of Westside meets at 2 PM on the first Friday of the month at the Westwood
Retirement Resort in West Kelowna. Anyone of any ability or experience is welcome to participate.
Generally, the format followed has been to go as a group on a photo shoot somewhere in and around Kelowna and
return to the Westwood Resort at 2 pm. to show pictures taken. Meetings are currently scheduled for November,
December, February, March, April, May and June.
Photos from recent outings will be presented on posters at the first meeting back at the Lions Community Centeranticipated for January. So get going on your posters NOW!.
The "Assignment" for the 7 November meeting is to take pictures of "Fish", most likely of either the Adams
River salmon run and/or a local kokanee run.
See: http://www.tourismkamloops.com/adams-river-sockeye-salmon-run-in-kamloops-british-columbia
for information on the Adams River salmon run. Carpooling or teaming up with other PROBUS members as
part of a general club outing is suggested.
Another suggested fall outing is to tour some vineyards- for photographic purposes of course!! But you don’t have
to wait until fall for this!
For further information contact: Jan Conradi, at [email protected]
Adams River Oct 16, 2014 J. Stinson
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Adams River: J. Stinson
NEW ACTIVITY---? Formal or informal?
GAMES NIGHT
Games such as Ditch the Queen, Pegs and Jokers, Sequence, Golf and Mexican Train have so far come to mind.
We are certain you will have others.
We think the group size should be 8 – 12 and if we get more than 12 interested, we can have more than one
group.
At this stage our idea is for the host to provide simple munchies/snacks, the tables (others will be able to help)
and choose the games for that evening (phoning around for ideas and provision of the games is perfectly
acceptable).
We suggest meeting once a month, in rotation at each of our homes from September through March/April.
Evenings(7.00 – 10.00 ?) might be preferable but we do not rule out daytime get-togethers.
So we are asking for anyone interested to sign up at the October Members’ Meeting. When signing up
please indicate: preferred day, evening or daytime, suggested games – to add to our list!
This is primarily about fellowship and fun – the games (and snacks!) are a vehicle to achieve that aim
Nedra & Gerald Schuler, Maria & Frank Renshaw
- (Ogopogo PROBUS)
Any interested member of either Westside PROBUS or Ogopogo PROBUS is welcome.
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The year-end lunch at O’Keefe Ranch and visit to ‘Art in the Garden’ at the home studio of Michael Jell,
Vernon, attracted a group of 16 eager participants. (See photos). We began our new year with another big
attraction, a presentation by Stefan Hohwy of the Westside club entitled “Earthenware to Bone China”, a slide
show and hands-on demonstration with examples of porcelain, majolica and other forms of the ceramic arts.
For more details or to be added to the email list, contact Pam Laing at 766-6808 or [email protected].
Ogopogo contact: Pam Laing [email protected] 250-766-6808; Westside contact: Stefan Hohwy
[email protected] 250-768-4262
Of Interest?? Communication received by President(Nathalie Wheatley)
Greetings,
My name is Suzanne Bell and I am currently pursuing my PhD in Clinical Psychology at the University of Ottawa. As part
of my dissertation research I am looking for women 50 years of age or older to participate in a study on older adult
women’s experiences in intimate relationships.
I originally contacted the Probus club in my hometown of Huntsville, Ontario. They were fantastic and included information
about my study in the President’s Message section of their April newsletter. I was wondering if there is any way I could
circulate information about my study and/or one of my flyers (attached) among the members of your community. I have
had about 120 women take part so far, but I need quite a few more for my results to be meaningful.
You can get more information/complete my study at:
www.surveymonkey.com/s/IntimateWomen
I would really appreciate any help, thanks so much!
Suzanne Bell, B.A.
Doctoral Candidate
School of Psychology
University of Ottawa
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Westside PROBUS Executive and Committees 2014-2015
President
Past President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Membership
Newsletter
Sunshine
Speakers
Social
Bridge
Camera Club
Dining In
Dining Out
Film Night
Games Night
Walking
Opera
Art Crawlers
Computers
Bowling +3
Peter Campbell
Natalie Wheatley
Wilma Griffin
Linda Engels
A.D. MacLeod
Rudy Engels
Jerry Stinson
Darline Gough
Bob Fulton, (Chair)
Alan Odynsky
Adona Dunn
Frank Renshaw
Linda Smithwick
Gail MacLeod
Marilyn North
Susan Forsyth
Linda Long
Dina Steyn
Gert Steyn
Neil Fimrite
Jan Conradi
Brenda Karvonen
Joyce Roydell
Rosemay Thomasse
Joyce Springate
Carmella Hohwy
Nedra Schuler
Emile Brokx
Sheila Taylor
Alan Law
Stefan Hohwy
Jerry Stinson
Reg Forrest
452-6959
764-8593
707-3057
768-8236
768-6785
768-8236
768-7633
769-0841
707-0793
768-5060
768-1488
768-8116
861-1280
768-6785
768-0797
452-9079
764-8801
769-8053
769-8053
869-1330
764-6085
768-1898
769-5365
768-5367
778-478-2515
768-4262
707-1367
768-0870
768-2882
717-0423
768-4262
768-7633
707-0659
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