Now Online JUNE 2017 A Voice of Riverview Park VOL. 9 NO. 3 Robert’s photograph on a stamp Pleasantly surprised and hon- Order of Canada recipient has a tising and Design Club of Canada oured,” photographer Robert portfolio of photographs exhibited award for still-life photography, Bourdeau told The Riverview from Switzerland to England and twice a Canada Council senior arts “Park Review when he learned that scores of places in between that de- grant and election to the Royal Ca- one of his many award winning fies undue criticism of that praise. nadian Academy of Arts. photographs was to appear on a Earlier this year his flora and He uses an 8”x10” view camera Canadian stamp this July. fauna work was exhibited under and an eagle eye for a good pho- Bourdeau, who for a lifetime the title of Photography of Canada tograph that many photographers has taken photographs all over the 1960-2000 at the National Gallery would likely miss and he lives here world, modestly described it as of Canada in Ottawa. in Riverview Park. “marketing” when he was praised in His grants and awards include Bourdeau does not yet know what Paris as “one of the most important not only the Order of Canada but price stamp his photo will adorn. he has no plans at the moment for photographers in Canada.” Yet this also the Karsh Award, the Adver- This veteran photographer says his next work of photographic art. Be amazed by Hillcrest High School! From arts and athletics to international citizenship and music, Hillcrest takes the educational experience from local to global. BLACK HISTORY CLUB by Mary Enns, Teacher Advisor. “Our club began in 2011 when some Gr.10 girls want- ed to do something for Black History Month. It was getting late in February when things were organized, so we built it into a year-long club. By Sep- tember 2011 our club leader- ship team included a Grade 12 boy and girl. We had a few The T-shirt worn by Mary field trips and guest speakers Enns helps to convey that early on to get started. This she is the teacher adviser to group of leaders won the City Hillcrest’s Black History Club of Ottawa’s Black History students. She is seen with Month Community Develop- Spoken Word artist Prufrock ment Award for Youth in Jan- Shadowrunner, who keeps Scharara’s class assignment from Mr. Olson and the Communication Technology uary 2012, hosted at City Hall. Black History Month up there class was a Photoshop merging of graphic design and photography. She called It was a great experience and as a going concern in the cap- the assignment, Tinker Bell, a fairy character in J.M. Barrie’s play, who has several honour. From then on, many ital and in Canada. times appeared in Disney movies. PHOTO CREDIT: YOCABED CONTINUED ON PAGE 12 PHOTO CREDIT: BRIAN MORPHY Explore Alta Vista this side of yourself 751 Peter Morand Come in for a tour and stay for a meal. Crescent, Ottawa It’s on us. 613-739-0909 reveraliving.com Page 2 Riverview Park Review JUNE 2017 The Cuban name for Trinity Church may well be benevolence by Pastor Franklin Chouinard Quality after school care is also available. he name Trinity Church of the Naza- Trinity Church continues to share a portion rene has had people asking “What kind of its property for use as a community garden. of church is that?” over the many years This has been a wonderful partnership between sinceT the congregation became part of the Riv- the church and the local community. The scope erview Park community. Trinity brings historical of the garden continues to expand, and the con- background to mind, so many have wondered if gregation is glad to see the land used wisely and the church is an old-line or traditional Christian for good purpose rather than lying fallow. Gar- denomination. At the same time, Church of the dening will begin in earnest in the days ahead. Nazarene is not a main-line or traditional name, For the last number of years the Trinity con- so people were unsure about the beliefs of the gregation has supported La Maquina church, a congregation. And since the building itself does small rural congregation in eastern Cuba close not look like a regular church, it was off-putting. to Guantanamo Bay. The church was devastat- In answer to the question, the Church of the ed by Hurricane Matthew in the fall of 2016, Nazarene is a Protestant church with Wesley- with 95% of the congregation affected and their an-Methodist roots. The denomination began church building itself destroyed. Trinity raised in Los Angeles in the late 1800s as a centre of money for the congregation at an annual Inter- compassion in the inner city. Within a few short national Food Fair/International Potluck Din- years the denomination grew, and today the In- ner and at a January beach party fellowship. The ternational Church of the Nazarene operates Lone Star Texas Grill provided their famous in 160 countries world-wide. It is well-known chips and salsa for the January fundraiser, and for involvement in compassionate ministry, en- their generosity was very much appreciated. couraging Compassion as a Lifestyle as well as More information about the activities of for encouraging people to develop a deep rela- The after-effects of the hurricane to La Maquina Trinity Church can be found at the church tionship with Jesus Christ. church. web site [www.ottawatrinity.ca] or Facebook Locally, the Trinity congregation meets togeth- page, by following Pastor Frank on Twitter @ er for a blended traditional/contemporary service Ontario Ministry of Education and is staffed by TheFrankPastor; by e-mailing the church at ot- Sunday mornings at 11:00. An Hispanic congre- fully qualified ECE workers. It has operated from tawatrinity@rogers,ca or by calling the church gation meets Sunday afternoons at 3:00 pm. Trin- the church for the past 25 plus years. Its program at 613-731-8926 . or join the congregation in ity Church also hosts the Alta Vista Cooperative has expanded from a part time day program for worship Sunday mornings at 480 Avalon Place Nursery School. The AVCNS is licensed by the pre-school aged children to a full day program. (at Braydon). 2600 Innes Road Blackburn Hamlet, ON 613-424-8600 khs.ca Our brains process the sounds we hear. Do not wait to address your hearing loss. FOCUS The brain uses both SEPARATE ears to focus on what is The brain separates relevant important, especially in noisy sounds from competing noise. sound environments. ORIENTATION RECOGNIZE The brain constantly uses both The brain depends on its ears to orient itself and know ability to recognize a sound what is happening in the in order to make sense of it. environment. Healthy hearing is healthy living. FREE hearing tests and consultation CALL US Service and repairs to all hearing aid makes and models Offering a wide selection of products personalized to your 613-424-8600 hearing loss and budget JUNE 2017 www.RiverviewParkReview.ca Page 3 Confucius still plays role in Asian buffet by Carole Moult he sayings of Confucius are many, and there is no doubt one for almost every occa- sion.T Countless have been record- ed as to be true while others have obviously been created over the thousands of years since Confucius was born, Kong Qiu, in 551 B.C. Perhaps the most famous of his quotes is, “What you do not wish for yourself, do not do to others,” or the Golden Rule. cut away from the dinner table, and Known as a teacher, politician knives were not to be kept on a ta- and philosopher, it is the teach- ble out of respect for guests. 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