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Merry Christmas
from The Pioneer
to all our
loyal readers!
Rotary International
Ambassadorial Scholarships
Are you a post secondary school student intending to study at a university
abroad next year or a professional furthering your training abroad?
Th e Rotary Club of Invermere is seeking applicants for
Ambassadorial scholarships.
For more information call 342-9223 and ask for Guy Twigg
or visit Rotary International’s web site at
www.rotary.org/foundation/educational/amb_scho/
SMITH GREEN ANDRUSCHUK LLP
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
Eff ective January 1, 2007 our fi rm is introducing two changes to our
practice as chartered accountants in the Columbia Valley. Firstly we will
become a limited liability partnership as permitted by recent amendments
to the British Columbia Partnership Act. Th e new amendments introduce
to our practice a degree of limited liability and are consistent with other
jurisdictions where limited liability partnerships are recognized. At the same
time we will be leaving behind our existing business name of Smith &
Andruschuk to adopt the name Smith Green Andruschuk LLP. Th is name
change is to ensure that all of the partners of Smith Green Andruschuk
LLP are identifi ed in our business name.
Smith Green Andruschuk LLP will continue to be liable for the professional
negligence of its personnel, and the fi rm’s assets and insurance still stand
behind the fi rm’s obligations and liabilities. Th e partners in a limited liability
partnership are not individually liable for the negligent acts or omissions of
another partner or an employee unless the partner knew of the negligent act
or omission and did not take reasonable steps to prevent it. Each partner is
liable for his own actions, and the partnership continues to be liable for the
negligence of its partners and employees. Accordingly, there is no reduction
or limitation on the liability of the partnership.
Th e registration of the fi rm as a limited liability partnership does not aff ect
our business practices or approach to the practice of chartered accountancy.
We will continue to serve our clients throughout the East Kootenays with
the highest quality of taxation , accounting, auditing, payroll and business
advisory services as we enter our forty-fi fth year of service.
We can be contacted at our offi ce at 1229 – 7th Avenue, Invermere BC
V0A 1K0 or by telephone at (250) 342-9271 or 1-888-433-3777.
Whether you are buying or selling,
the classifieds are a great medium
to sell or purchase the home of
your dreams.
Call today!
341-6299
Get the edge on savings now and throughout
Boxing Week with our inventory reduction
sale. Markdowns happening daily.
20%–40% off Jeans
(Colcci, Guess, Dish)
20%–40% off Winterwear
20%–60% off Active Wear
20%–50% off Footwear
Hockey Equipment Specials.
New Swimwear and Clothing arriving daily.
Don’t forget about our skate and snowshoe rentals.
Main Street
Invermere
342-0402
December 22, 2006
Jeff does door-to-door delivery
By Pioneer Staff
Need some last-minute
supplies for your
Christmas party but you
don’t want to drive?
Jeff Gelinas of
Invermere is starting a
delivery service called
Knight Rider Delivery.
He will pick up and
deliver from Brisco to
Fairmont Hot Springs,
plus Wilmer and Panorama, between
9 a.m. and 2 a.m. daily.
The part-time waiter at Ra-
dium Resort,
who has been
working in the
restaurant industry
for 20plus
years, said
he sees a need
for his service
here in the valley.
He plans to
Jeff Gelinas deliver takeout
food, groceries,
bottle returns, prescription drugs,
alcohol, cigarettes, convenience
items, legal documents and pack-
Brendan Donahue
Investment Advisor
Phone: 342-2112
GIC Rates as of Dec. 18th
cashable 3.85%
90 days 4.06%
1 yr 4.05%
2 yrs 4.05%
3 yrs 4.05%
4 yrs 4.05%
5 yrs 4.10%
New High Interest Savings Accounts
No minimum balances 3.85%
No fees
Interest calculated daily, paid monthly
Redeemable at any time
RRSP and RRIF eligible
Rates subject to change without notice.
Subject to availability.
ages. He adds that picking up and
dropping off supplies at construction
sites will also be part of his
schedule.
But Jeff said he thinks food will
be the most popular item. “You’re
sitting in Brisco, and you’ve got
kids, and it’s cold outside, and you
want Chinese food - just give me a
call and I’ll be there,” he said.
Charges will depend on time
and distance. For complete costs,
see the Knight Rider Delivery flyer
in this week’s Pioneer. Call 341-
5513 or Email his Blackberry at
knightrider@telus.blackberry.net.
Pioneer in
Dominican Republic
Jenny Hochheiden of Invermere sent us this photo
of herself with a recent copy of The Pioneer while she
was vacationing in the Dominican Republic. Jenny’s
father Guido Hochheiden owns the Lakeside Pub in
Invermere.