A strong earthy, deep-rooted loving red to represent the parents, and a fresh, soft new-born green to represent the young children (the subtle sage green of Kamloops hills). The red leaves of the logo are the parents: a couple, a mother (pregnant as shown by the 'bump' on the leaf) and a single parent. The children are between them and together the entire Kamloops “family' is centred/grounded by one focal point—family living and unity. As a team they present an exuberant yet simple flower... which speaks to a harmonious life and what true beauty really is all about—our relationships with eachother. The logo also evokes a sense of movement... the action and activity of a family in motion, “doing' things together.

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Feeling crafty?

We're having a month-long contest, here, to see what your child can create with a toilet paper roll. Maximum two entries per child, enter to win a prize... E-mail photo and description to elizabeth@kamloopsparents.com

Open House at the Kamloops Curling Club

March 26, 2010
1:00 pmto3:00 pm

Celebrate 60 years of curling.  March 26th from 1 – 3pm at the Kamloops Curling Club


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KYSA Development Program

March 6, 2010 5:00 pmtoMarch 21, 2010 7:00 pm

Youth soccer players, from division U7 to U10, from the Kamloops Youth Soccer Association are welcomed to register for the spring junior development program (cost $100).  Instruction from coaches including Tom McManus, Nick Rinaldi, Domenic Comita.

Registration forms are available at kysa.net or 250-828-2734 between 9 and 4, weekdays.

The program will run Sundays (including Easter) through June 6th at Pineridge Park in Upper Sahali.


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Easter Party at Sahali Centre Mall

April 3, 2010
12:00 pmto2:00 pm

Sahali Centre Mall is having an Easter Party!

Saturday, April 3rd from 12 to 2pm

The Easter Bunny and Lolli-Pop the Clown will be in attendance.  Come and visit the bunny house.

Colouring contest found in the Kamloops This Week on March 24th.


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Are you looking for some tasty and easy Easter treats to make with your kids?  Why not try these no-bake Easter Egg Bird’s Nests?

1/2 c milk

1/2 c margarine

2 c white sugar

6 Tbsp cocoa

1 tsp vanilla

1 c coconut

3 c rolled oats

1) Measure out and melt the milk and margarine in a medium sauce pan over medium-high heat.

2) Add the sugar and the cocoa and stir, bringing to a simmer.  Remove it from the heat and then add the vanilla.

3) Measure and mix the coconut and the rolled oats.

4) Add the warm cocoa mixture to the dry and stir until mixed through.

5) Drop the dough in a ball onto parchment (or wax) paper and shape into nests by spreading the centre to the sides.  Let them sit and cool, until set.

6) Add your Easter treats (I used Jelly Belly Jelly Beans because they are my favourite), serve and enjoy!

*If you are going to be saving these for any length of time, they need to be kept flat as they can get quite crumbly and fall apart.

A Special thank you to “Big Chef” Shannon who helped my “Little Chefs” and I prepare this recipe.


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