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32 QUESNEL CARIBOO OBSERVER Wednesday, May 8, 2002
STORK REPORT
FULTON
Dan and Carri-anne
Fulton would like to
announce the birth of
their son Kevin Bailey
who was-born on Sunday
April 28, 2002 and
weighed eight pounds and
seven ounces. He is
welcomed home by his
big brother Christopher,
his Grandma and
Grandpa Castle and his
Grandma and Grandpa
Fulton, as well as many
aunts, uncles and friends.
A very special thank you
to Dr. LeRoux and the
nursing staff.
MEESTER
Dana and Mike
Meester are pleased to
announce the birth of
their baby girl Hannah
Clare who was born on
April- 30, 2002 and
weighed six pounds and
13 ounces. Also
welcoming baby Hannah
home are big brothers
Tyler and Dawson.
Special thank you to our
families for their love and
support and to the staff at
G,R. Baker for their kind,
gentle care.
COMMUIVITY M O M of the W E E K
uw
Echo McCrea and
Joseph Law are pleased to
announce the : birth of
their baby boy Denton
Michael who was born on
]Vlay 3, 2002 and weighed
eight pounds and three
ounces, Thank you to Dr.
Strovski as well as all the
nursing staff.
SHARKEY
Shawna Robillard and
Wayne Sharkey are
pleased to announce the
birth of their baby girl
Tailer Don who was born
on April 20, 2002 and
weighed eight pounds and
three ounces. A star sent
from heaven. Gn this day
we were blessed with a
girl from above, a sweet
baby girl to cuddle and
love.
Join with other communities
tfiroushout the province and...
take a hike...
in support of Hospice
Palliative Care in British
Columbia
Hike for Hospice
Sunday, June 23rd
For all the details about the hike
in your community contact your
local Hospice organization.
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with Blak« Reynolds B.SC (Pharm)
Osteoporosis is a public health problem affecting
1.4 million Canadians (1 million women and
400,000 men). Menopausal women who don't have
the disease should tal^e 1000 mg bf calcium and
400 units of vitamin D daily For those women with
the disease and elderly, women who can't absorb
enough calcium, the amounts should be ISOOmg of
calcium and 800 units of vitamin D.
About 30% of all prescriptions in Canada are
filled with generic drugs. Generics contain the
same, drug as the brand name drug but are less
expensive. In Canada, we do have safe and
reliable generic drugs.
May is Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month. MS
is a chronic progressive disease of the central
nervous system affecting 1 in 1000 Canadians. It starts usually between the
ages of 20 and 40 and affects white women living in northern climates. Those
living in tropical climates have a low risk of getting MS. Worren have a 50%
higher chance of getting the disease than men.
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ING every Mon & Wed at
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spend a buck on a candy
bar, is that a tax dollar,
too? ,
The CTF says it is not
a "core responsibility of
government to prop up
one NHL team or transfer
revenues between them,"
Who asked them to?
If I want to give a buck
to a sports lottery instead
of spending it on a candy
bar, is' it not the same dollar?
And is it not my right
to spend that dollar any
way I want to? How do
you figure that dollar is a
tax dollar in any way,
shape or form?
Back in January of
2000, when Campbell
would have said just
about anything to become
the premier, he was quoted
in a Liberal press release
as saying:
"Taxpayers shouldn't be
forced to subsidize hockey
players making millions
of dollars a year, while
emergency rooms are
overflowing and students
are without text books in
part because of the scarcity
of government
resources."
Fair enough. But nobody
is being forced to do
anything with this lottery
proposal. If you don't
want to participate, don't
buy a ticket.
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S u n d a y M a y X2th • l o a m - 2 pm
A d u l t s ^ X y ^ • K i d s u n d e r i g
Traditional Breakfast Buffet along with Picnic Ham,
Roast Beef, Mango Chicken, Pasta, Salads & much more
^Tirtltf* S U N D A Y N I G H T IS
You, Joe Taxpayer,
don't have to cough up a
red cent if you don't want
to.
Just for the record,
Milke is quite correct
when he states the average
NHL salary in 1991
was $271,000 U.S.
Today, it is $761,000 U.S.
which works out to $1.2
million Canadian.
Nobody feels sorry
for those guys, including
me. All I'm saying is this
lottery will help save Canadian
teams. If you don't
think that's a worthwhile
cause, cool. That's your
privilege. Don't buy a
ticket and you won't be
out a penny.
What's wrong with
that, Mr. Milke?
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34 OUESNEl CARIBOO OBSERVER Wednesday, May 8, 2002
SPORTS
Keen Sports peewees, pictured here, were honoured for their good sportsmanship and conduct on and off the ice this
past minor hockey season. They were awarded the prestigious Fair Play trophy by the Cariboo Minor Hockey Association.
Photo contributed
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It's a coveted minor
hockey award because it
encompasses more than
just what happens on the
ice.
The Fair Play award
is awarded annually to
the Cariboo team deemed
to have performed exceptionally
well both on and
off the ice.
This season, the
Quesnel Keen's Sports
Peewee Thunder, a collection
of 'AA' 12 and 13year-olds,
is the recipient
of the Fair Play award,
voted on by the Cariboo
Minor Hockey Association.
Teams from Williams
Lake, Prince George and
Quesnel are eligible to
compete for the award
Footballers wanted
It's happening in Prince George, but Quesnel players
are welcomed to attend.
A minOr football skills camp is being planed for
Prince George June 8 and 9, and players from as far
away as Dawson Creek are expected to attend.
They'll be trying to catch.the eye of Dave Haynes,
the head coach of the Valley Huskers (Chilliwack) of
the British Columbia Junior Football Association.
Kids between the ages of seven and 18 will be at
the ciamp which is to be held at Lakewood Elementary
School.
Registration and equipment fittings will be required
both days, and newcomers are welcome.
For further information, call Scott at 1-250-963-
9445 or Rick at 1-250-563-4225. Information is also
available on the web. That address is www.pgmfa.com
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"It's quite an honour
to receive the Fair Play
award because a lot goes
into it," said Keen's team
manager Mike Davis. "It
involves how coaches use
the kids throughout the
year, and also how the
players conduct themselves
off the ice. I know
Dale (head coach Dale
Ferster) and Curt
(assistant coach Curt
Robinson) tried to use
everybody equally and
nobody got special time
on the power play or anything
like that."
Part of the criteria involved
not only the num­
ber of penalties assessed
during the season, but
what kind of penalties
they were.
The conduct of the
coaches was also taken
into consideration.
"We made it to the
provincials in Prince Rupert
using the approach
where everybody got
equal ice time and, of
course, we feel we should
have done a little better,"
said Davis. "We came up
a httle short, but that's
hockey. All the teams feel
they could have done better
and we're no different.
But that's hockey. It was
still a very good year for
us."
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Festival of Beers
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The Rotary Club of Quesnel
would like to thank the
following Quesnel businesses for their
generous donations to the recent 2nd
Annual Cariboo Festival of Beers.
Through their support, over $3,500 was
raised which will go to support many
community groups and programs.
River Rock Pub
& SteaJkhouse
The Vaughan
Restaurant
Gold Dust Diner
Subway
Tokyo Sushi
Boston Pizza
Night Owl Music
McDonald's
Maple Park
Shopping Centre
Ricki's Bootlegger
Rigsby Lea Barr & Co.
Jameff&Sons
Trim-Line
Cofifey & Bemath
Cariboo Observer
Quesnel Vending
C&CWood
Products
Connection Ink
Press
Granville's Coffee
Futurevision
Specializing in
Livestock and
Farm Sales
Armstrong, B.cr\
On offer at Valley Auction Ltd. on May 2, 2002 were 916 head of
livestock selling to 43 buyers.
Baby Calves
Veal Calves..
D1-2 Cows.-.
0 3-5 Cows..
Bulls
Bred Cows..
Cow Calf Pairs..
Feeder Cattle Division
Steers Calves 30^400
Steer Calves WO-500
Steer Calves 50«00
Feeder Steers 600-700
Feeder Steers 700-800......
Feeder Steers 800-900..,.,
Feeder'steers 900-1000.,.,
Heifer Calves 30(MOO
Heifer Calves 400-500
Heifer Calves 500 - 600...,
Feeder Heifers 600 - 700..
Feeder Heifers 700-800
..50.00-275.00
„ ; 55.0(W5.0O
30.0(M5,00
.... iimm
-.700.00-975.00
.1300,00-1600,00
; 136.00-160.00
..,.„.. m.00-158,00
130.00-147.00
„,..........„.. 112.00-124.00
......i 99.0a'109,00
83.0O-102iO
„ 135.00-160.00
128.00-135.00
., 112.00-124.00
99.00-111.00
Feeder Heifers 80^900 95.00-104.00
Feeder Heifers 900-1000 .....'80.00-91.00
Hogs. Sheep, and Goats
Weiner Pigs.... : 40.00-65.00
Sows -
Feeder Lambs 40.00-90.00
Ewes.......... : 15.0MO.OO
Goats........... 10.00-90.00
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Competitors take
note:'Quesnel gymnasts
mean business.
Seven members of the
Quesnel Technics Gymnastics
Club travelled all
the way to Surrey recently
for a top-flight competition
and they all came
home with a top-10 finish.
It air bodes well for
local gymnasts as they
prepare for the Zone 8
championships which are
set for Saturday, from 8
a.m. to 6 p.m. at Maple
Drive Junior Secondary
School.
At the Surrey Pacific
Dynamos meet, Janelle
Schut led the way as she
won a special trophy for
turning in the most creative
beam routine in Level
1 Tyro.
Schut was joined on
the podium by Erin
Calling aU
horseshoe
ringers
Horseshoes isn't just
a game for Grandpas.
In fact, there's a serious
move afoot to attract
the younger generation to
the sport. Young meaning
teenagers, anyone
under the age of 18.
Horseshoes B.C. is ;
organizing a provincewide
major promotion^
but players won't have to
travel in order to compete.
Instead, each player
will pitch three games of
50 shoes, supervised by a
member of the local
horseshoe club.
Games don't necessarily
have to be pitched
on the same day, and kids
can learn about the game
and practise during minitournaments
after school
hours.
There will also be alternate
time frames established
for those who can't
come on set days during a
two-week period.^
There is iio charge for
the tournament, and the
shoes will be supplied by
the host clubs. However,
if kids have their own
shoes, they're welcomed
to bring them along.
Junior ladies are required
to throw shoes 30
feet, men 50 feet.
The finals will be
played on June 20.
For further informa-
,tion locally, call Earle Gil- ,
lard, vice-president of the
Quesnel Horseshoe Pitching
Club, at 992-7333.
medal haul for
Gagne, Allison Premisehook
and Amber Guldbransen
who teamed iip
for a gold medal in Level
1 Open competition.
Schut continued her
outstanding athleticism
and was rewarded with a
gold medal in bars;; she
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pis
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Wm
was fifth on beam, seven
on floor and vault and
ended up fourth overall.
Taking the silver
medal all around was
Gagne after solid secondplace
finishes in all four
events.
Premischook took a
bronze medal of floor,
placed fourth on both
bars and beam and she
was fifth in vault and fifth
all around,
Guldbransen reached
the top rung of the podium
in floor exercises, and
took two more medals.
QUESNEI CARIBOO OBSERVER Wednesday, May8, 2002 35
bronzes in vault and bars.
She also finished fourth
on balance beam and was
the all around bronze medallist.
Amber Kotzer served
notice of continued excellence
by topping the Level
2 Open class in bars. Kot­
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36 QUESNEI CARIBOO OBSERVER Wednesday, May 8. 2002
SPORTS
Bad weather halts sub-zero track meet
Competitors had to
battle the elements as well
as each other during the
first track and field meet
of the season.
The first meet was
held, at least partially,
this weekend in Prince
George. It was the aptlydubbed
"Sub-zero Track
Meet."
The meet cOuld not
be completed due to snow
and freezing temperatures,
but several Quesnel
competitors came away
with medals before the
meet was called off.
About 35 Correlieu
Senior Secondary students
went north for the meet,
and four of them earned
double gold medals.
Harley Gilks was first
in the bantam boys (born
in 1988) hammer throw
Kennelly accepts
Endurance is Bevin
Kennelly's trademark".
It's also her passport
to a university education.
The 18-year-old
Quesnel senior at Correlieu
Senior Secondary
School, who modestly admits
to being an honorroll
student, will be off to
the University of Idaho
this fall after accepting a
four-year scholarship
offer recently.
"I started sending out
letters in February or
March, so I'm really excited
about this offer," sard
Kennelly.
She finished fifth at
the provincial cross-country
running championships
last year and placed
15th overall at the nationals,
which is why the
University of Idaho was
Bevin Kennelly: bound for
University of Idaho.
interested in her.
Kennelly will pursue
studies in science, sports
medicine to be exact, in
hopes of one day becoming
a full-time sports trainer.
"Ileave for Idaho on
the 27th of August," she
said.
Dunn improves
marathon c]
Sometimes, the numbers
don't lie.
Take the case of
Carla Dunn, for example.
The former Quesnel
cross-country runner took
up running marathons
last year and she has improved
steadily since then.
This week, she was
one of 3480 people
competing in the Vancouver
International Marathon,
and placed 72nd
overall. However, Dunn
was also fifth out of 1504
women and first out of
325 competitors in her
age class.
Dunn's time in Vancouver
was three hours
aud four minutes, seven
minutes better than her
time in the Victoria marathon
last October.
Dunn also had a time
of 3:25 in San Diego in
2001 and finished a training
run in Boston in three
hours and 29 minutes in
Boston last month.
Her next major run
will be in Victoria in October
and Dunn's goal
there will be to break the
three-hour mark.
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and shot p>ut while Kelsey
Shaughnessy topped the
juvenile girls field in both
the hammer and discus
events.
In track. Holly Beaulieu
was a double gold
medallist in the 100
metres and 300 metres for
senior girls.
Beaulieu's feat was
duplicated by Allisha Clemetson
among junior girls
(1986 birthdates). •
In bantam boys competition,
Scott Buerkert
came home with two medals,
a gold in javelin and
a bronze in shot put while
Ian Wallis had a bronze in
hammer and pl-aced
fourth in a 300-metre'
dash.
Still with bantam
boys, Quesnel's Colin
Fang tied for top spot in
high jump and placed
third in long jump while
Raymond Wheeler was
third in shot put, Jordan
Keen had fourth-place finishes
in the 1200-metre
race and high jump, and
Robbie Van Halderon
tied for the gold in high
jump and was the silver
medallist in the triple
jump.
In bantam girls action,
four Quesnel girls
captured medals. Tammy
Anderson took the gold in
hammer throw and Haley
Hills was second in the
lOQ-metre dash. Cloe
Miller and Stacey Seifreit
w:ere third-place finishers
in the hammer throw and
discus events respectively.
In juvenile boys competition
(1987 birthdates)
Spencer Holmes was the
gold medallist in shot put
and hammer throw while
Barrett Doherty was second
in hammer and Adam
Edgeworth came in third
in the lOO-metre sprint.
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Riley King was second
among junior boys in
the TOO-metre race and
was fourth in discus while
James Dunlop was third
in the lOO-metre dash and
his teammate Jeff Caldwell
was the bronze me­
dallist in the 1200-metre
distance.
Angela Jones came
back from the Sub-zero
meet with a complete collection
of medals: gold in
the senior girls long jump,
silver in the 300-metre
sprint and bronze in the
100-metre dash.
The cross-country
seasTJn gets underway
today at Correlieu with a
race for elementary school
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165 Thanks
MANY "THANKS" to my dear
family. And to all my wonderful
friends who cam to celebrate
my 70th Birthday. For all the
flowers, food & gifts. Thank you
again to all.
Love Lill Bourgedis.
220 Health/Beautv
HAVING TROUBLE with your
feet? Corns and Calluses
bothering you? I do housecall!
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230 Lost & Found
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cane fell off top of car between
Extra Foods and Maple Drive.
992-5401.
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230 Lost & Found
LOST: $100 reward for tackle
box full of flies at Dragon Lake
public boat launch. Sunday
Aprir28th. Call 747-3463.
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260 Travel
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openings in July & August. Boat
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up to 6. Pets welcome. 1-604-
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155 Obituaries
SPRING CLEANING?
Unwanted Items?
Donate them to the Annual
Sunrise 2000 RotaryClub Ga­
] Julius Keis passed uwuy April 25, 2002 at kidneys.
rage Sale, June 15th. We will
'G.R. Baker Memorial Hospital in Quesnel, Julius is predeceased by his parents Julius pick them up, call: 992-9615 or
B.C.
and E.szter and a younger brother Bill. 992-2272 days, 992-9616 or
Julius Keis was born July 1, 1922 at He is survived by his loving wife Toni, sons 249-0201 evenings. Or drop off
Nyeklaehaza, Hungary. The family arrived in Bert (Joann), Larry (Deanna) and daughter at Design Flooring, 1295 Hwy
Canada on December 6, 1930. They
Teresa (Leonard) Gagne, and their 97 N.
first farmed in Saskatchewan and
mother Julia. He is also fondly
then moved on to Fruitdale, B.C.
Later they moved to Suinas
remembered t>y -^hls
Grandchildren and Great­ 365 Miscellaneous
Prairie where his father
grandchildren Colin (Karen), For Sale
started a dairy farm which is
Ryan aiid Ava, Randi (Ken)
still being operated by his
youngest brother Frank and
his boys. In 1952 Julius
moved his young family to
Quesnel where his brother
Nick was teaching. Julius
worked at different jobs
which included Beath
Motors and Fraser's F. & W.
Equipment, until he started
Langevin, Emma. Patrick
"RECOGNIZED FOR QUALITY
(Michelle) and Carmen. His
& COMMITMENT" Kitchen
step-granddaughter Nicol.
Craft cabinetry, Craftline coun­
Jennifer (Lawrence), Kjell.
tertops. Murphy wallbeds. Com­
Debbie (John) Matthews.
petitive prices -10 year warran­
Bernadette (Geoff) Irvine,
ty product, free estimates &
Ethan. Wesley. And Julius
design. Phone 1-800-336-1639.
extended family Clarke
Fax 1-888-553-2343. Visit web­
(Glenda) Kumpula, Donna site www.kitchensbc.com. Deal­
(Rob) Gallamore, Pattie-Jo er opportunities available
his trucking company Keis
(Dick) Lalande, Richard throughout BC.
Trucking Ltd. These trucks did
(Skeeter) Kumpula.
long distance' hauling,
He is also survived by brothers CAR SEAT, like new $40.00.
lowbedding, and he hauled lumber
Nick (Sophie), Frank (Julie) and Call 992-9679.
for Weldwood of Canada for 35 years. sister Ida (Heinz) and numerous
In 1989 he retired and worked harder than nieces and nepiiews.
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ever on the ranch on Glassford Road. He was a gruff man on the outside, but had UNDER THIS CATEGORY-
Together Julius and Toni. enjoyed producing a heart of gold and will be sadly missed by ITEMS FOR SALE FOR
hay, raising sheep, cattle and Border Collie alL In lieu of flowers donations may be made UNDER $100.00
pups. Every once in a while he would take in his name tp the Quesnel Dialysis Unit
', time off for his favorite hobby offishing. The which should be up and running shortly, or a RACING GO-KART, TX 40S
last few years he suffered with failing charity of your choice.
go-kart with parilla lOOcc reed
jet. Virtually brand new, raced
Please join us for a Memorial Tea celebrating the life of Julius Keis once. C/W set of brand new
May 11, 2002 between 1:00 pmand 4:00 pm at the Golden Centre. rain tires on rims, replacement
cost-i-$6500.00 will sell for
$3900.00 obo. Also racing suits,
helmets, etc...
Phone (780) 817-2393.
240 Personals 310 Apipliances 355 Furniture
FACTORY DIRECT - kitchen
cabinets - countertops. We ship
4 SLICE toaster, glass coffee­ DAVENPORT COUCH, flips
pot, popcorn popper, $5 each, down for bed," storage under­
electric tart cooker - $15.00, neath. $75.00 phone 747-1105.
electric sandwich maker - $10
747-1105.
throughout BC. Visit our website
www.kitchensbc.com
For further links and complete
information.
Tel 1-800-336-1639,
Fax 1-250-561-2250
310 Appliances
WE FIX IT ALL SHOP.
Refrigeration service
All part & new or use
rebuild appliance sale
6 month warranty- accept trade
1386 Maple Dr.. 747-5128.
FREE ADS
UNDER THIS CATEGORY...
ITEMS FOR SALE FOR
UNDER $100.00
315 Auctions
MOTHERS DAY. Antique Auction
3 session; Georgian.-.V/ctorian
furniture, sterJing, bronzes,
rolex, art, cranberry clocks,
1000 Lots, Vernon, BC 250-
542-7307, Antique Auction
House - Call for details
www.antiqueauctionhouse.net
325 Building
Materials
1 YEAR old alum, pole scaffolding.
$2700 new, asking $1700.
992-2806.
350 Free Give Away
ITEMS TO BE GIVEN AWAY
or if the asking price is less than
$100.00, can be advertised
FREE OF CHARGE in our
Word Classified section. Call
our office today at 992-2121.
355 Furniture
FREE ADS
UNDER THIS CATEGORY...
ITEMS FOR SALE FOR
UNDER $100.00
360 Garage Sales
4196 CROTTEAU RD - Top of
Airport Hill 7 family - May 11 -
8:00 - 3:00
May 12-8:00 -3:00
3500 WATT Generator electric
start like new $2200. 00 Phone:
992-8689.
SATELLITE DISH 24" & 4700
receiver 991 -0004. $100.00
Neighborhood
SATURDAY, MAY ir'^
in the North Quesnel area
Red balloons denote place of sale.
; All North Quesnel residents are
welcome to take part.
Sellers: For balloons and maps contact
ingrid at 992-2453 or Leanne at
992-8980 before May 8th.
CUSSI FI EDS
365 Miscellaneous
For Sale
MICHELIN RADIAL all seasons
P205/70 R 15 - 60% used tires,
set of four $99,00 firm or $30.00
each.. Phone 992-6775 ask T.J.
BLACK ABS water pipes lin. -t-
.5 in: 20,30 & 50 ft rolls. Price:
$20.00 for all. 747-1105.
RECORD TURNTABLE $15.00
747-1105.
GE telephone w/hearing control
747-1105.
IT'S JUST around the corner!
For a great selection of Mother's
Day gifts, visit Herriingway's
Kitchen Specialty and
Gifts in 100 Mile House. 150
Birch Ave., one block off the
highway.-Phone: 250-395-6119.
MEISTERGRAM M700 Commercial
Embroidery machine for
sale. Best offer. Phone 250-
632-6418.
380 Timber
LOGS WANTED. Dry spruce of
pine logs wanted for Buff Lumber
ltd.. Westwold, BC. Short
logs or long. Call Dave Callas
250-375-2475 or Larry Buff
250-375-2420 Fax: 250-375-
2439.
jWfeiciwoocil
Quesnel Division is purcfiasing
DOUGLAS FIB LOGS
Sawmills Scales will be open June 3
for fir deliveries. . :
Contact Mike Sarabyn at
250-991-5714-office
250-991-8912-cell
mike_sarabyn ©weldwood.com
Ainsworth
Ainsworth Lumber Co. Ltd.
Box 880 Lillooet, BC VOK 1VO
WANTED
TO BUY
Good quality
Douglas Fir
Peelers
For a competitive price and
further information contact:
Ron Friesen
(250) 256-5201 Office
(250) 256-5250 Fax
WANTED
Grade 3 dead standing pine and
spruce logs. No mushroom butts,
min 7 inch tops, 12 ft. long to
tree length in 2 ft.
denominations. Also grade 3
dead standing fir and green fir,
no mushroom butts, min. 12 inch
top, 12 ft. long to tree length in 2
ft: denominations. All logs to be
bucked and limbed with a power
saw and not machine processed.
Quote price FOB to your nearest
city, by cubic meter, volume
available per week, for duration
available and when to start.
Terms cash.
Reply to
Advertiser Box 100
c/o Merritt Herald
P.O. Box 9
Merritt, B.C.
V1K1B8
385 Tools
1 YEAR old alum, pole scaffolding.
$2700 new, asking $1700.
992-28iD6.
395 Wanted
PORTABLE MASSAGE
table with face rest. New or
used in good condition.
747-0864.
WANTED TO buy, placer lease
or claim. Phoiie; 250-498-2238.
425 Livestock
FARRIER GRADUATE of Pacific
Coast horseshoeing
school. Mini's to drafts. Hot or
cold. Refs available. Charlie
Stonehouse. Ph: 249-9642
FOR SALE: registered purebred
Gelbvieh bulls from top
A.l. sires, semen tested and
ready to work. Garvin Ranch
992-7304.
HORSE 1 Day Hands on workshop
April 27th & 28th and June
8th & Oth, with Certified TTEAM
Practitioner, Mariene Matsen.
Addresses common behavioral
and physical problems. For information
(250)747-1648.
REGISTERED MAMMOTH
Jack Donkey for sale or trade.
Pasture Breeds,. Nice Babies,
$2000.00 (250)747-2203.
WANTED TO Rent, fenced pasture
for 100 pair, prefer
paddocks of 30 - 40 pair. 250-
503-6094 leave message.
PURE ARABIAN mare 6 yrs.
Showy 4 white sock,, blaze.
Good temperament. Good endurance.
Exc conformation
$2500 obo. 392-4605.
WANTED WITH option to lease
with option to buy, ranch 100 -
200 pair. Write RB 3922 Hullcar
Rd., Armstrong, BC VOE 1B4
SHORTHORN - 1 registered
yearling bull. 250-305-9177 or
message 250-989-0299.
LITTLE BUFFALO Ranch, established
1964. 3 good Angus
yearling bulls for sale. Price:
reasonable 250-397-2488.
435 Pets
PUPPIES OR KITTENS
TO BE GIVEN AWAY?
Please bring in your ads for four
free insertions to the QUESNEL
CARIBOO OBSERVER; 188
Carson Ave.
ANIMALS SOLD as 'purebred
stock' must be registered in
compliance with the Canadian
Livestock Pedigree Act.
DOG GROOMING school. Call
Lucky Penny's. 747-3071
PUPPIES READY to go July
15th. Mother purebred bullmastiff,
father rottie, lab x $50 on
approval. 747-4589.
CHIHUAHUA CROSS pups.
$300. Ready May 11. Call 992-
1545.
435 Pets
REGISTERED GREAT Dane
puppies. Parents and Grandparents
certified hip dysplasia
free. Hariequin parents, Boston
and Harlequin. Grandparents. 2
black with white males, 6 harlequin
females, 1 blue Merle male
& female. Pet stock $450.
Breeding stock $750 + up. Ph:
250-998-4380. Email: sundownarabs®
telus.net
460 Equipment
1991 KENWORTH, 460 cummins
20,000 FA. 48,000 rears.
1995 Serco Loader, 1987 Pole
Trailer Anser Jeep $60,000.
Ph.992-9449.
1992 KENWORTH T800 Cummins
460 18 speed. Rubber
block short logger with 1987
Peeriess tri axle. Inspection
done to end of March. $50,000.
747-1480.
480 Machinery
JOHN DEERE 450B track loader
& backhoe. Four way construction
bucket. Good condtion.
$21,000. Call (250)838-
7166.
180 INTERNATIONAL dump
truck. 66,000 lbs capacity.
$4000. Good working order.
249-5526.
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530 Education
510 Business
Opportunities
QUESNEL & area - Automotive
Towing & Storage business.
Complete, ready 10 operate, includes
all equipment and contracts.
Ph: 747-3681 or Fax:
992-7040.
'ACCESS TO a computer?
$500 - $1500 p/t $5000 + f/t
www.endlessmonies.com
1-8013-549-5126.
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Specialized equipment, rnanufacturing,
construction, trucks,
trailers, forestry, new or used.
Plus pre-auction approvals-no
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Commercial Lenders of
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"REGAL, TUPPERWARE &
Watkins" Host a Party or become
a consultant Phone Lori
@ 250-296-4392 or Marilyn
250-296-3571 •
SET YOUR own hours, be your
own, boss, earn what you deserve.
Call to find out about the
network marketing opportunity
at Avon Canada. Call Luiza
747-2914. Your Avon Independent
Sales Leader.
520 Careers
LOOKING FOR a licensed hairstylist
to join the team at Outer
510 Business Limits. A great opportunity for
Opportunities growth & creativity. Friendly atmosphere.
Commission negotiable,
benefit package available.
GET THE MOST OUT OF
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YOUR ADVERTISING DOL­
992-2394 Attn: Toni or apply in
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person 538 St. Laurent Ave.
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Quesnel.
puts your ad in The Williams
Lake Tribune, The 100 Mile
540 Help Wanted
House Free Press, and The
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two weeks.
CARIBOO-WIDE WANTED: Sales agents, kitch­
CLASSIFIEDS.
en cabinet installers and reno­
A great deal - phone today! vators. MUST BE QUALIFIED.
Phone 992-2121. www.contractinqbc.com
TAXI DRIVERS wanted, full &
part-time. Class 4 licencse required.
Include Abstract and resume.
Reply to Box 301, Williams
Lake, Tribune 188 N. 1st.
Ave. Williams Lake, B.C. V2G
lYS.
HUNTING: FISHING Lodge
seek young, energetic couple.
Wife, experienced cook for up
to 12 - guests. Husband, able
body man-friday. Resumes to
fax:604-536-1972.
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• Aluminum Fascia Cover
Call: Rick Bartels 992-6363
Esthetics by Leanne
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