Oct 29, Pennywise – Kootenay Lake
Total coverage from the Nelson bridge to Kaslo and the area north. Plus East Shore; Kootenay Bay to Creston.
Total coverage from the Nelson bridge to Kaslo and the area north. Plus East Shore; Kootenay Bay to Creston.
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• <strong>Kootenay</strong> <strong>Lake</strong>/Nelson RR 1&3 •<br />
Real Estate<br />
LOCAL GUY LOOKING FOR LOT/LAND: Or cabin at or<br />
around Ainsworth at fair price. No realtors please. 250-<br />
354-9504.<br />
Rentals<br />
1BDR SUITE, KASLO: Up Zwicky Rd., on acreage, 4WD<br />
winter access, nonsmoking building, small pet OK, $600/<br />
mo. +utilities. 250-353-2573.<br />
BRIGHT UPPER 1BDR/DEN SUITE: Quiet, furnished,<br />
hardwood floors, deck w/view, ns/np, w/d, $850/mo., utilities<br />
$100/mo., references. 250 352-3862, Procter.<br />
COZY, CLEAN 1BDR SUITE: For a quieter lifestyle, ns/np,<br />
freshly painted, $650/mo. +utilities. 250-353-2130, Kaslo.<br />
KASLO HOUSING SOCIETY Housing Coordinator. A<br />
resource for residents of Kaslo & RDCK Area D, offering<br />
information regarding concerns and the opportunities related<br />
to secure and affordable housing. Office hours: Tuesdays,<br />
1-3pm; Wednesdays & Thursdays, 9am-12pm or by<br />
appointment. #23, The Langham, Kaslo, 250-353-8363.<br />
Land<br />
LOCAL GUY LOOKING FOR LOT/LAND: Or cabin at or<br />
around Ainsworth at fair price. No realtors please. 250-<br />
354-9504.<br />
Rentals Wanted<br />
SEARCHING FOR A QUIET SPACE, quiet room, to live in<br />
Kaslo & Area. Please call Marilyn, 289-939-2236 (cell).<br />
Ren<br />
Ministry invites… cont’d from pg 28<br />
Columbia. Because of these responsibilities, the ministry<br />
would like to ask for your opinions and ideas about how to<br />
better support farmers, encourage farming and keep farmland<br />
available for farming. We need to hear from British<br />
Columbians on how best to move forward by asking for<br />
your insight and opinions on how we can best:<br />
• Support farmers and ranchers in the ALR to expand<br />
and diversify their businesses<br />
• Help new or young farmers become established on<br />
the land and in business<br />
• Ensure there is flexibility for residential options<br />
while prioritizing agriculture in the ALR<br />
Solutions to these challenges are needed now more than<br />
ever as farmers face increased risks and unpredictability<br />
related to climate change, rising land prices and pressure<br />
to use farm land for non-farm uses. Your ideas are needed<br />
so that the agriculture industry in BC continues to expand<br />
and thrive. Feedback is invited until November 15, 2019<br />
at 4 pm. To learn more go to https://engage.gov.bc.ca/supportingfarmers/<br />
To register for the Castlegar public meeting<br />
https://feedback.engage.gov.bc.ca/139689?lang=en<br />
<strong>–</strong> <strong>Kootenay</strong> Farmer Newsletter<br />
Apple pressing party a great success!<br />
Just a few days before Thanksgiving, the Kaslo Food<br />
Hub held its 5th Annual Apple Pressing Party outside the<br />
Kemball Building in downtown Kaslo. Three old-fashioned<br />
hand crank apple presses were set up and available<br />
for anyone to use. Families and friends came down with<br />
boxes of apples and empty jugs and after some hard work,<br />
smiles and laughter, were able to go home with full jugs<br />
of fresh pressed apple juice. All three presses were well<br />
used and participants were grateful for the opportunity to<br />
turn some of this year’s bumper apple crop into delicious<br />
juice. At the end of the day all the leftover apple mash was<br />
donated to a local pig farmer. The annual event is part of<br />
the Food Hub’s Feeding Families Not Bears program which<br />
seeks to reduce animal attractants in the community.<br />
<strong>–</strong> Patrick Steiner<br />
Ren is a sweet mellow male orange tabby who recently came to us as a stray.<br />
His beautiful orange eyes look into yours so calmly and curiously. He makes<br />
this lovely trilling sound to greet you. Yet this fellow has been through a<br />
lot. When he first arrived, he was so infested with fleas that he had severe<br />
anemia and was emaciated. Now that his fleas are gone, his strength is<br />
returning and he’s beginning to gain some weight. If you would like to meet<br />
this quiet beauty, come on over to the Nelson Branch today.<br />
NELSON<br />
BC SPCA<br />
520-C Falls Street, Nelson 250-352-7178<br />
PAGE 34 <strong>Oct</strong> <strong>29</strong>, 2019 K <br />
sponsored by<br />
<strong>Kootenay</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> Levels<br />
<strong>Oct</strong>ober 17, 2019<br />
For the benefit of <strong>Kootenay</strong> <strong>Lake</strong> area residents,<br />
the following lake levels are provided by FortisBC<br />
as a public service.<br />
Queen’s Bay: Present level: 1743.10 ft<br />
7 day forecast: Holding<br />
2019 peak: 1746.36 ft / 2018 peak: 1752.19 ft<br />
Nelson: Present level: 1743.02 ft<br />
7 day forecast: Holding<br />
Levels can change unexpectedly due to weather or other<br />
conditions. For more information or to sign-up for unusual lake<br />
levels notifications by phone or email, visit www.fortisbc.com<br />
or call 1-866-436-7847.<br />
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