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Sept 06, Pennywise – Kootenay Lake

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Training service dogs can happen<br />

through high school<br />

At Seven Summits Centre for Learning,<br />

the grade eight and nine students<br />

complete a year-long “Rite of Passage<br />

Experience” project (R.O.P.E). This<br />

project introduces the students to new<br />

areas of study and skill practice as they<br />

work with community mentors. A<br />

project of special interest this year was<br />

Maddi Hampton’s dog training project<br />

where she learned how to teach dogs<br />

to become certified assistance animals<br />

for the Leash of Hope Assistance Dogs<br />

program.<br />

Maddi admits she may not have<br />

been inspired to do this if not for the<br />

R.O.P.E project. Now Maddi is working<br />

diligently with her second dog and<br />

SIDEWALK SALE<br />

<strong>Sept</strong>ember 7th - 11th. One week only!<br />

UTILITY<br />

20% OFF REGULAR STOCK<br />

FOOTWEAR<br />

from New Balance and Dunham<br />

15% OFF BLUNDSTONE<br />

10% OFF CSA WORK BOOTS<br />

SIDE WALK TABLE SALE<br />

$25 / $50 / $75 SHOE TABLE!<br />

may even see a future<br />

career in training<br />

these rescue pups.<br />

Using Leash of<br />

Hope methods, dogs<br />

are trained to be certified<br />

assistance dogs<br />

in the areas of autism,<br />

psychological, vision,<br />

mobility, and stability<br />

assistance. Maddi<br />

continues to work<br />

with Leash of Hope as a junior trainer.<br />

To begin, Maddi reached out through<br />

the Leash of Hope website, and shortly<br />

after met the two owners who started<br />

her training sessions. She learned what<br />

stages and tests<br />

the dogs would<br />

have to progress<br />

through to<br />

become certified<br />

assistance dogs<br />

and what her role<br />

as a junior trainer<br />

would be in this<br />

process. Most<br />

dogs are rescue<br />

dogs. Maddi’s<br />

first pup, Valor,<br />

and current pup,<br />

Hamlet, are both rescue<br />

dogs from Texas.<br />

Each level of training<br />

the dogs accomplish<br />

moves them<br />

closer to being placed<br />

with a person in need.<br />

Level one focuses on<br />

the basics where the<br />

dog learns to respond<br />

to commands. As<br />

they pass to level two,<br />

the dog learns specific<br />

skills. In level<br />

three, the dog specializes<br />

in a class of assistance: bigger<br />

dogs are generally mobility and stability<br />

dogs like guide dogs. Under Maddi’s<br />

coaching, her first dog moved into level<br />

three, and he is now being tested as a<br />

guide dog. Maddi’s current pup, under<br />

her training, has just passed level two<br />

testing.<br />

Maddi hopes this can be an opportunity<br />

to bring awareness and education<br />

to the community about assistance/service<br />

dogs and the need for supporting<br />

important organizations like Leash of<br />

Hope.<br />

Seven Summits Centre for Learning<br />

Self-Management<br />

British Columbia<br />

Do you have a<br />

chronic health condition ~<br />

chronic pain, a heart condition, asthma,<br />

diabetes, cancer or other health issues?<br />

Would you like to live better?<br />

Then a no cost<br />

Self-Management<br />

workshop will<br />

help achieve<br />

your goal.<br />

Return to school recovery plan<br />

Yesterday Education Minister Jennifer Whiteside and Dr.<br />

Bonnie Henry announced that K-12 students will return to<br />

school for full time, in-person instruction in <strong>Sept</strong>ember. <strong>Sept</strong>ember<br />

2021 will not be as close to near normal as we all had<br />

hoped, but it’s a different <strong>Sept</strong>ember than 12 months ago. While<br />

we have the Delta variant circulating, we also have vaccines.<br />

Of children ages 12-17, 72% have received their first dose/<br />

shot and 57% have received both shots/doses and are fully vaccinated.<br />

This number rises daily and BCCDC will be reporting<br />

on this in their updates before school begins. Read the media<br />

release, watch the recorded announcement and/or reference<br />

the Safe School website.<br />

There are 4 key documents parents/guardians should read/<br />

review:<br />

1) Return to School Recovery Plan (Please note there are no<br />

stages in the K-12 plan);<br />

2) Health & Safety Guidelines;<br />

3) BCCDC Guidance; and<br />

4) Protocols for Administrators which includes info on<br />

exposures, notices, communication.<br />

To ensure a healthy and safe return to school, updates have<br />

been made to the COVID-19 Communicable Disease Guidelines<br />

(Health & Safety) for K-12 Settings, in alignment with<br />

the BCCDC COVID-19 Public Health Communicable Disease<br />

Guidance for K-12 Schools (documents noted above),<br />

including the authority for Medical Health Officers (MHO) to<br />

introduce additional regional measures specific to individual<br />

schools or school districts where community transmission<br />

rates are higher. Cohorts and strict physical distancing is no<br />

longer required.<br />

School districts must ensure heating, ventilation and air<br />

conditioning (HVAC) systems are designed, operated and<br />

maintained to Occupational Health and Safety and Work-<br />

SafeBC standards. General cleaning of schools, cleaning and<br />

disinfecting of frequently touched surfaces will be conducted<br />

at least once in every 24-hour period and when visibly dirty.<br />

Masks in K - 12<br />

Masks will continue to be required in all indoor spaces<br />

(including desks) for all K-12 staff, visitors (including parents<br />

and PACs) and students in Grades 4 to 12 in schools and on<br />

school buses.<br />

cont’d on pg 7<br />

Is there untapped value in your land?<br />

We buy cedar poles<br />

Contact us today to discuss selling<br />

your private timber.<br />

Newly renovated space<br />

Come in today!<br />

90 Years<br />

of Experience<br />

4 Generations<br />

of Cobblers<br />

Workshops are starting in <strong>Sept</strong>ember.<br />

Space is limited - call soon!<br />

Institute on Aging<br />

& Lifelong Health<br />

INFO/REGISTRATION<br />

Call 1-866-902-3767<br />

or email<br />

selfmgmt@uvic.ca<br />

www.selfmanagement.ca<br />

LUMBER & POLE<br />

SINCE 1909<br />

Contact: Colin Roy 250-908-7337<br />

Bell Lumber & Pole Canada, ulc Rossland, BC<br />

Bulletin Board<br />

Markets/Fairs<br />

TARZWELL FARMS: Top grade, locally<br />

grown & naturally raised beef.<br />

Grain & grass finished, available<br />

year-round. Delivery to Nelson, Castlegar<br />

& Trail available. 250-428-4316<br />

or find us on Facebook!<br />

Garage Sales<br />

DOWNSIZING FRIDAY/SATUR-<br />

DAY/SUNDAY: <strong>Sept</strong>. 10/11/12 also<br />

<strong>Sept</strong>. 17/18/19, 10am-6pm, Milligan<br />

Ave, Trail. For info, 250-364-1442.<br />

NEIGHBOURHOOD GARAGE SALE:<br />

TADANAC, Trail. Saturday, <strong>Sept</strong>. 11.<br />

10am-2pm.<br />

Free for Free<br />

DO YOU MAKE ROSARIES? I have<br />

lots of beads, wire, centre pieces<br />

and crosses to give away. 250-368-<br />

9409, Trail.<br />

FREE PINT AND QUART CANNING<br />

JARS: Call 250-368-3469, Trail.<br />

WINE MAKING EQUIPMENT:<br />

Large and small glass carboys, bottle<br />

dryer, corker and more. Call 250-<br />

353-2675, Kaslo.<br />

Bulletin Board<br />

Personals<br />

KAMA SUTRA SENSUAL MAS-<br />

SAGE: Private Castlegar home. Attractive<br />

50s lady. Discretion assured.<br />

Please text/call, 250-304-7376.<br />

Merchandise<br />

Antiques<br />

CREATIVE & ARTISTIC RETIREES<br />

MOVING SALE: Huge selection of<br />

antique furniture (bedroom set,<br />

hutch, dining chairs, armchairs, etc),<br />

yarn, 8-harness floor loom, table<br />

loom, weaving supplies, garden furniture<br />

and tools. 250-814-9974.<br />

FURNITURE, ANTIQUES & DECOR:<br />

New items weekly. Follow us on social<br />

for exclusive offers and sneak<br />

peeks. Old School Furniture, 434<br />

Rossland Ave, Trail. Open Thursday-Saturday,<br />

12-4pm or by appointment.<br />

250-521-3028.<br />

Merchandise<br />

Arts & Crafts<br />

SCHACHT-REEVES SAXONY SPIN-<br />

NING WHEEL: 30˝, double treadle<br />

in cherry, used 5-6 hrs, $1400. 250-<br />

365-7566.<br />

Building Supplies<br />

24HR EMERGENCY SERVICE: Bob’s<br />

Door Service, commercial, industrial<br />

and residential. 236-972-2627.<br />

BRIDGES FOR RENT OR PUR-<br />

CHASE: 10´-60´. Can deliver and/<br />

or install. 250-489-9231 or 250-489-<br />

3419.<br />

CUSTOM CUT CEDAR: Samples of<br />

pricing: 1x6x6´, $4.50; 4x4x8´, $15.<br />

Phone 250-551-0955 for quote.<br />

REDEEM AEROPLAN MILES for<br />

home gift cards at Nelson Home<br />

Building Centre, 101 McDonald Dr.<br />

250-352-1919.<br />

Merchandise<br />

Building Supplies<br />

HARROP-PROCTER FOREST PROD-<br />

UCTS: Your local source for sustainably<br />

harvested building materials. A<br />

wide variety of cedar/fir lumber for<br />

every project. We also custom cut<br />

to order. Go green by supporting<br />

BC’s only Eco-Certified Community<br />

Forest. Check out our products at<br />

http://www.hpcommunityforest.org<br />

Call 250-551-5452 or email sales@<br />

hpcommunityforest.org for a quote.<br />

Monday-Friday, 8am-4:30pm & Saturday,<br />

9am-3pm.<br />

PERRY RIDGE PANELLING: Manufacturer<br />

of cedar, pine, knotty fir/<br />

clear fir, edge or flat grain into siding,<br />

molding, panelling, flooring, decking<br />

and trim. 250-226-7530.<br />

Computers/Electronics<br />

HEXA-TEK REPAIR: Computer repairs,<br />

upgrades, maintenance, diagnostics,<br />

4<strong>06</strong> Baker Ave, Salmo.<br />

250-357-9271, www.HexaTek.ca<br />

WINLAW FINE COMPUTING.....<br />

www.winlawtech.com, Windows,<br />

Apple, Linux. Pat, 250-226-7215.<br />

Merchandise<br />

Firewood<br />

LARCH FIREWOOD: $350/cord.<br />

250-505-9360.<br />

MONTICOLA FOREST is taking orders<br />

for 16˝ split premium, moisture-tested,<br />

sustainably harvested<br />

firewood for the West <strong>Kootenay</strong><br />

community. Doug Fir, Larch, Birch,<br />

Cedar, and mixed Whitewood<br />

available. Logging truck loads also<br />

available. Visit firewood.monticola.<br />

ca or call 250-921-5327 for details.<br />

THE KASLO AND DISTRICT COM-<br />

MUNITY FOREST SOCIETY is taking<br />

reservations for logging truck<br />

loads of mixed species firewood.<br />

The first-come, first-serve lists are<br />

open to individuals and businesses<br />

from within Kaslo and Area D.<br />

Price: $2800 including GST and<br />

trucking within this area. Email:<br />

manager@kaslocommunityforest.<br />

org, Subject: “Firewood” to join the<br />

list and include your phone number.<br />

Questions? Call 250-353-2384<br />

or 250-354-9803.<br />

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