Sept 06, Pennywise – Nelson, Salmo
Complete coverage of the City of Nelson, Blewett, Taghum, Ymir & Salmo.
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BC Transit:<br />
Free for kids now!<br />
As of <strong>Sept</strong>ember 1, 2021, children 12 and under will be able<br />
to “Get on Board” any BC Transit or TransLink service for free<br />
as part of the provincial government’s commitment to efficient,<br />
reliable and affordable transit for families.<br />
Anyone who typically buys fares or monthly bus passes for<br />
children 12 and under will no longer need to do so. “We are<br />
excited to launch a program that will benefit parents and caregivers<br />
and make life more affordable for families across BC,”<br />
said Rob Fleming, Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure.<br />
“As we rebuild transit systems and ridership after the pandemic,<br />
this new program will encourage people to get onboard<br />
with the potential to save families hundreds of dollars every<br />
year.”<br />
Depending on the mode of public transit and service provider<br />
(TransLink or BC Transit), there are slight differences in<br />
the program’s initial rollout. For West Kootenay residents who<br />
rely on BC Transit buses, this is what’s new:<br />
• Unaccompanied children aged six to 12 will be able to<br />
ride buses and HandyDART for free, without requiring a<br />
fare product or identification.<br />
• BC Transit will require children aged five and under to<br />
be accompanied<br />
by a<br />
person 12<br />
or older.<br />
While travel<br />
for children 12<br />
and under will<br />
be free, parents/<br />
guardians remain<br />
responsible for<br />
providing adequate<br />
provisions<br />
for the safety<br />
and care of their<br />
children whenever<br />
travelling on<br />
transit, including<br />
when travelling<br />
unaccompanied<br />
and determining<br />
if their children<br />
may take transit<br />
unaccompanied.<br />
Province of BC<br />
Courses Coming up in <strong>Nelson</strong><br />
Occupational First Aid Level 1<br />
.................................................. <strong>Sept</strong> 11, 16, 18, 21, 24<br />
Occupational First Aid Level 3 .................. <strong>Sept</strong> 13<br />
Foodsafe Certification .................................. <strong>Sept</strong> 14<br />
Emergency First Aid with CPR C<br />
(OFA 1 Equivalent) ......................................... <strong>Sept</strong> 15<br />
Maternity Massage (Zoom)........................ <strong>Sept</strong> 17<br />
Drawing: The Essential Language............ <strong>Sept</strong> 18<br />
OFA Transportation Endorsement ........... <strong>Sept</strong> 19<br />
Forklift Operator ............................................ <strong>Sept</strong> 25<br />
Bookkeeping for Small Business .............. <strong>Sept</strong> 28<br />
Emotional Reparenting: Trauma Informed<br />
Stress Reduction (Zoom) ........................... <strong>Sept</strong> 28<br />
Commercial Vehicle Inspection Program ..Oct 1<br />
Fall Protection ......................................................Oct 1<br />
selkirk.ca/ce 250-354-3220 for more info<br />
www.facebook.com/SelkirkCommunityEducation<br />
Community Education & Workplace Training<br />
Kootenay Lake local<br />
conservation fund accepting<br />
2022 proposals<br />
The Kootenay Conservation Program (KCP), on behalf of<br />
the Regional District of Central Kootenay (RDCK), is now<br />
accepting proposals for the Kootenay Lake Local Conservation<br />
Fund (KLLCF).<br />
The KLLCF was established by the RDCK in 2014 by referendum.<br />
Property owners in Electoral Areas A, D and E pay a<br />
parcel tax of $15 per parcel per year towards this dedicated<br />
fund, which provides financial support each year to local projects<br />
that help conserve and restore the area’s prized fish, wildlife,<br />
habitat and water.<br />
KCP, which works in partnership with the RDCK to administer<br />
the KLLCF, is encouraging non-profit organizations and<br />
Indigenous communities operating in the participating areas<br />
to submit their funding proposals for 2022 projects. Community<br />
groups and individuals can partner with an eligible organization<br />
to apply. The deadline for applications is 4:30 p.m. PT<br />
on October 29, 2021. If you have a new project idea, it is highly<br />
recommended that you contact the KCP program manager<br />
prior to submitting an application to discuss your project idea.<br />
Local conservation priorities were identified in a KLLCF<br />
Guidance Document that the RDCK commissioned in 2018.<br />
To learn more about the KLLCF, how to apply, and conservation<br />
priorities from the Guidance Document, please visit<br />
https://kootenayconservation.ca/kootenay-lake-local-conservation-fund/.<br />
For phone or email inquiries, please contact<br />
KCP program manager Juliet Craig at 250-352-2260 or juliet@<br />
kootenayconservation.ca.<br />
Kootenay Conservation Program<br />
Navigational Lock at the<br />
Hugh Keenleyside Dam<br />
Closed on <strong>Sept</strong>ember 18 & 19<br />
Kootenay Dragon Boat Paddlers<br />
take to the road for Terry Fox<br />
The KRD<br />
participants are<br />
(left to right):<br />
Dorita Van Vugt,<br />
Rae Macklon, Pat<br />
Gibson.<br />
Dorita will be<br />
walking/jogging a<br />
marathon, from<br />
<strong>Nelson</strong> to Castlegar,<br />
beginning very early<br />
Sunday morning<br />
<strong>Sept</strong>. 19, in honour<br />
of her mother and<br />
of Terry Fox, who<br />
ran a marathon,<br />
on one leg and one<br />
artificial leg, every<br />
day for 143 days,<br />
3339 miles/5374<br />
km.<br />
Three members<br />
of the Kootenay Rhythm Dragon Boat (KRD) paddlers<br />
team are ready to run, walk, bike, scooter, rollerblade, the 41st<br />
Annual Terry Fox Run, on Sunday <strong>Sept</strong>ember 19. The Run is<br />
a Virtual Run again this year, so it is up to individuals, groups,<br />
and families to TRY like TeRrY, and do it ONE DAY YOUR<br />
WAY.<br />
Visit terryfox.org to register, donate, and for more<br />
information.<br />
The navigational lock at the Hugh L. Keenleyside Dam will be closed starting at 4 p.m. on Friday,<br />
<strong>Sept</strong>ember 17 until 8:00 a.m. on Monday, <strong>Sept</strong>ember 20. This closure is necessary to undertake<br />
maintenance on the navigational lock.<br />
Regular hours of operation for the navigational lock are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday, and<br />
8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the weekends. This service is available at no charge for all properly equipped<br />
watercraft. Please note that the last lock cycle begins at 3:30 p.m daily.<br />
We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your support while this work is completed.<br />
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Mary Anne Coules at 250 365 4565.<br />
Dine Inside, on the Patio or Take Out!<br />
Open Tues-Sat: 8am <strong>–</strong> 7pm, Sun 8am <strong>–</strong> 2pm<br />
Kootenay Crossing Mall 100 -1983 Columbia Ave Castlegar 778-460-2644<br />
5896<br />
Merchandise<br />
Furniture & Appliances<br />
AS NEW: Small lightweight settee;<br />
sling back chair w/foot stool; wicker<br />
coffee table w/glass top; 50˝ Sony<br />
TV; wooden dinner table w/4 chairs;<br />
portable dinner table; toaster oven;<br />
wicker settee chairs glass table; two<br />
6´ Ikea glass show cabinets; office<br />
desk w/chair; printers scanners,<br />
$1500obo for all. 250-513-2274, gerardjones075@gmail.com<br />
BEARS FURNITURE & APPLIANC-<br />
ES: Proud to offer Whirlpool, Maytag,<br />
KitchenAid, Bosch, Sealy, Temper-Pedic,<br />
Beautyrest and much<br />
more! 612 Lakeside Dr, <strong>Nelson</strong>, BC.<br />
www.bearsbrandsource.ca<br />
COFFEE TABLE, two end tables,<br />
corner table, all solid oak; queen<br />
headboard & matching side table;<br />
reclining lounge chair, $450 for all.<br />
250-551-6445.<br />
HOME GOODS FURNITURE: A family<br />
business serving Kootenay families<br />
since 1950. 1790 HomeGoods Rd,<br />
Genelle, BC. www.homegoodsfurniture.com<br />
and on Facebook.<br />
Merchandise Publication: <strong>Pennywise</strong> Merchandise - Castlegar only (print)<br />
Size:<br />
1/2 page<br />
Furniture & Appliances Insert dates: <strong>Sept</strong>ember Misc Merch 6, 2021<br />
LEATHER CHESTERFIELD: Deadline: White/ GROW August TENT: 314´x4´x7´, includes<br />
cream, 80˝Wx40˝Dx26˝H, good condition,<br />
$150obo. 250-353-7167.<br />
RESOLUTE ACCLAIM WOOD<br />
BURNING HEATER STOVE by Vermont<br />
Castings. Bordeaux, w/ 6´ telescoping<br />
double wall black stove pipe,<br />
12´ Excel insulated chimney, support<br />
box, roof cone, cap. All gently used.<br />
I’ll throw in a half cord of firewood,<br />
split and delivered, $3000. Please<br />
call/text 250-551-5813.<br />
Misc Merch<br />
1941 GENUINE GIBSON CELLO,<br />
$2900; Yamaha guitar, $225; 1.5lbs<br />
roving wool for crafting, $55; fish<br />
tanks w/accessories, $150. All items<br />
obo. 250-226-7322.<br />
CERAMIC TILES, 170+, indoor use,<br />
6˝x2´, light multi-brown, $325;<br />
wooden dresser $200; wooden<br />
dresser w/mirror, $235; wooden coffee<br />
table, 50˝x24˝, $125 and end tables<br />
25˝x22˝, $75/ea; new single bed<br />
frame, $40. 250-367-7907.<br />
lamp, humidifier and more. Like new,<br />
please call for more information.<br />
778-460-3158.<br />
HOUSEHOLD STORAGE: Steel shipping<br />
containers for sale/rent. 20´ &<br />
40´ units. Kootenay Containers, Castlegar.<br />
250-365-3014.<br />
KEEP THE SUN AT BAY IN STYLE!<br />
The Blindman. <strong>Nelson</strong>, BC. 250-352-<br />
3800, 1-855-681-1123. www.theblindman.ca<br />
MEN’S MOTORCYCLING LEATH-<br />
ERS: Danier jacket w/zip out quilted<br />
liner size 40-42, $350; Peerless chaps<br />
size 34-38, $150; Bristol motorcycle<br />
gloves w/padded cuffs size L, $50;<br />
leather vest w/lace-up sides size M,<br />
$100. Like new, worn twice, $600obo<br />
for all. 778-460-3158.<br />
ORGANIC CEDAR LOGS; Very impressive<br />
stamp collection; walrus<br />
tusks, w/permits. Call 250-226-7635.<br />
WANTED, SWISS WATCHES:<br />
Rolex, Omega, etc. Local <strong>Nelson</strong><br />
collector. Excellent prices paid.<br />
250-551-3000.<br />
Merchandise<br />
Misc Merch<br />
SOLID WOOD COFFEE TABLE: 2<br />
drawers both sides, $250obo; collectable<br />
metal Tonka Toys, could be<br />
refurbished, best offer; Filter Queen<br />
vacuum cleaner, half price, $1000.<br />
250-352-3651.<br />
USA - LEATHER MACHINERY<br />
equipment. Goodyear curve needle<br />
stitcher, Landis curve needle stitcher,<br />
Sutton rapid E stitcher, Singer<br />
short arm sewing machine, Singer<br />
long arm sewing machine, Landis<br />
400 line finisher, Landis short finisher,<br />
Landis skiver, Landis buffer,<br />
Landis cutter, Jack stand, boot lasts<br />
of various sizes. As a complete set<br />
only, $8900USD. 208-264-0500.<br />
VINCE DEVITO SHOES AND OR-<br />
THOTICS: Your New Balance headquarters!<br />
411 Hall St. <strong>Nelson</strong>. 250-<br />
352-6261. www.vincedevito.ca<br />
YOUR FAVOURITE NEIGHBOUR-<br />
HOOD HARDWARE STORE! Slocan<br />
Valley Home Hardware, 5763<br />
Hwy 6, Winlaw. 250-226-6748.<br />
Merchandise<br />
Musical Equipment<br />
ANTIQUE OAK AMYL ENGLISH<br />
PIANO: Nice melody, $1200. 250-<br />
229-4782 or text 250-354-95<strong>06</strong>.<br />
Sporting Goods<br />
BUYING, SELLING & TRADING<br />
FIREARMS: BEST PRICES PAID.<br />
Call Wally, 250-231-3721.<br />
Tools<br />
RETIRED MECHANIC’S TOOLS<br />
AND EQUIPMENT: Wayjax pump<br />
parts and tools; welding rods; floor<br />
jack; wrenches; electronics, etc.<br />
Please contact Allan for more information<br />
and list of items & prices.<br />
Pick up only, cash or e-transfer. 250-<br />
358-2470, allan7018@gmail.com<br />
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