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Antiques ............................................................................................................................ 2, 4<br />

Automotive ...................................................................................................................15, 16<br />

Auto Parts/Service ............................................................................................................. 16<br />

Building Supplies ................................................................................................................. 4<br />

Bulletin Board.................................................................................................................... 2-4<br />

Business Opportunities ....................................................................................................... 7<br />

Cars ...................................................................................................................................... 15<br />

Computers/Electronics .................................................................................................... 4, 5<br />

Contractors/Trades ................................................................................................7, 8, 9, 12<br />

Classes/Workshops ............................................................................................................ 15<br />

Education ............................................................................................................................ 15<br />

Employment ..................................................................................................................... 6, 7<br />

Events .................................................................................................................................... 4<br />

Firewood ............................................................................................................................... 5<br />

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Found .................................................................................................................................. 14<br />

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Gardening/Landscaping .................................................................................................... 14<br />

General Services ...........................................................................................................12-14<br />

Health/Personal Care ........................................................................................................ 14<br />

Heavy/Farm equipment .................................................................................................... 15<br />

Markets/Fairs ........................................................................................................................ 2<br />

Merchandise ...................................................................................................................... 4-6<br />

Motorcycles/Snowmobiles ................................................................................................ 15<br />

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Personals .............................................................................................................................. 4<br />

Puzzles ................................................................................................................................... 6<br />

Real Estate, Agents ............................................................................................................ 16<br />

Rentals ................................................................................................................................. 16<br />

RVs/Campers ...................................................................................................................... 15<br />

Seniors...........................................................................................................................16, 17<br />

Sporting Goods .................................................................................................................... 6<br />

Thank You ............................................................................................................................. 4<br />

Tools ...................................................................................................................................... 6<br />

Trucks .................................................................................................................................. 15<br />

Wanted/Looking For ............................................................................................................ 7<br />

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CHRISTMAS CRAFT BAZAAR: Saturday,<br />

Dec. 4, 10am-3pm, Balfour<br />

Seniors Hall, 8435 Busk Rd, Balfour.<br />

Admission $2, masks required. Vendors,<br />

book a table now to sell your<br />

unique crafts. 250-2<strong>29</strong>-2204. Shoppers,<br />

come out and find that “special”<br />

Christmas gift.<br />

JOLLY OLD ELF MARKET: Friday,<br />

Dec. 17, 3-7pm & Saturday, Dec. 18,<br />

11am-6pm, Vallican Whole Community<br />

Centre. Featuring local artisans.<br />

Still taking vendor applications. Please<br />

contact Nancie, Switzerl65@gmail.com<br />

KOOTENAY ARTISAN FAIR HOME-<br />

SPUN EDITION: 32 Vendors. Nelson<br />

Rod & Gun Club, <strong>Nov</strong>. 26-27 and Dec.<br />

10-11. Friday 11am-7pm; Saturday<br />

10am-5pm. Find us on FB and Instagram.<br />

SLOCAN VALLEY BLACK ANGUS<br />

BEEF: Sides $4.99/lb; ground beef<br />

special, $100 freezer packs; 50lb dog<br />

bones, $49.99, soup bones and organs.<br />

Government inspected. Home<br />

of the Happy Cows. Wayne Savinkoff,<br />

250-226-BEEF.<br />

TARZWELL FARMS: Top grade, locally<br />

grown & naturally raised beef.<br />

Grain & grass finished, available yearround.<br />

Delivery to Nelson, Castlegar<br />

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

us on Facebook!<br />

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*SHIPPING CONTAINER SALES,<br />

RENTALS & SELF-STORAGE: 20´&<br />

40´ new and used containers. Excellent<br />

for household storage, contractor<br />

tools & equipment, seasonal<br />

items, outdoor toys, business inventory,<br />

etc. Call 250-277-3560, MKV International<br />

Trading, 2812 Popoff Rd,<br />

South Slocan, BC (behind Kootenay<br />

Savings at the junction).<br />

AFFORDABLE & SECURE HOUSE-<br />

HOLD STORAGE CONTAINERS:<br />

20´ & 40´ units for sale or rent.<br />

Kootenay Containers, Castlegar.<br />

250-365-3014.<br />

LOOKING FOR LANGHAM INFO?<br />

Visit www.thelangham.ca<br />

ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS!!<br />

KOOTENAY INTEGRATED<br />

HEALTH is open and now accepting<br />

new patients for Physiotherapy,<br />

Chiropractic care, Registered Massage<br />

Therapy and Acupuncture.<br />

Same day appointments available<br />

for Dr. Tyler Phillipson, DC. WORK-<br />

SAFE, RCMP, DVA AND ICBC accepted<br />

without medical referrals. Laser<br />

therapy and Orthotic prescription<br />

also available. Call 250-365-3365 or<br />

visit www.kootenayintegrated.com<br />

ANTIQUE AFFAIR: Early 20th<br />

century to mid-century modern furnishings<br />

& collectables. 412 Davies<br />

Ave, Salmo. Open everyday 1-5pm,<br />

till Dec. 15.<br />

APPLEWOOD MASSAGE THERA-<br />

PY: Paul Chernoff, Registered Massage<br />

Therapist, injury related treatments,<br />

deep tissue therapy, ICBC,<br />

RCMP, VA, MSP. Appointments,<br />

please call 250-365-7752. 785 Silverbirch<br />

Lane, in the Oglow Subdivision,<br />

Castlegar.<br />

ATTENTION NEW CANADIANS:<br />

Building suitable for cultural<br />

gatherings and/or worship.<br />

3200sq.ft. nicely finished building<br />

in <strong>Trail</strong> on .50 acre lot. Easy access,<br />

level entries, ample parking,<br />

washrooms, large common area,<br />

a/c. 250-368-1312, 250-364-0352.<br />

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with a photo of the product you<br />

have made to sell, or service you<br />

provide and <strong>Pennywise</strong> will run it<br />

for FREE!! for the month of December.<br />

Call 250-353-2602, 1-800-663-<br />

4619 or email info@pennywiseads.<br />

com for more info or to place your<br />

ad.<br />

BOIL WATER NOTICE for Fletcher<br />

Creek Improvement District water<br />

users. Please inform all renters &<br />

guests. FCID has a moratorium on<br />

all connections until further notice.<br />

Visit www.fletchercreekwater.com<br />

2 <strong>Nov</strong> <strong>29</strong>, 2021 Your local shopper N picture online: www.pennywiseads.com


SOS The SS Moyie<br />

needs your help!<br />

On October 22, 2021 the SS<br />

Moyie <strong>–</strong> a National Historic Site<br />

and the oldest intact passenger<br />

sternwheeler in the world <strong>–</strong> was 123<br />

years old. Because of her age she is<br />

in urgent need of major repairs to<br />

her roofs and decking. Launched at<br />

the Nelson Shipyard in 1898, these<br />

sternwheelers were expected to last<br />

about 25 years and the Moyie served<br />

for almost 60. When she retired in<br />

1957, she was sold to Kaslo for $1<br />

by the CPR and the next year was<br />

winched out of the water and began<br />

her new career as a museum with<br />

the Kootenay Lake Historical Society<br />

(KLHS) as her custodian.<br />

Like any house, her roofs need<br />

regular repair and last winter, sagging<br />

and leaking occurred, threatening<br />

the interior of the ship. The<br />

sagging has been corrected and<br />

reinforced, but now the critical job<br />

of replacing the canvas and decking<br />

is needed. This is where we need<br />

your help!<br />

The KLHS has sought funding<br />

from various agencies but we are<br />

required to match some of this.<br />

Removing the canvas, repairing<br />

any damaged wood, replacing and<br />

painting the canvas will require<br />

scaffolding to be set up around<br />

the ship. A team of workers will<br />

be trained on site to do the repair<br />

work. With the scaffolding in place,<br />

the exterior of the ship will be<br />

painted, so she will look almost as<br />

good as new ready to celebrate her<br />

125th birthday in 2023!<br />

We are grateful to the commitment<br />

of funding from Columbia<br />

Basin Trust, Community Economic<br />

Resiliency Infrastructure Program<br />

(CERIP) and the Village of Kaslo<br />

and funds from other federal and<br />

provincial sources are pending.<br />

KLHS now needs to raise $100,000<br />

towards this work and already has<br />

$83,000. Can you help raise the<br />

other $17,000?<br />

Please send donations to Kootenay<br />

Lake Historical Society, PO Box<br />

537, Kaslo, BC V0G 1M0, or via the<br />

donate button on our website www.<br />

klhs.bc.ca. Official tax receipts will<br />

be provided on request for donations<br />

over $20.<br />

Kootenay Lake Historical Society<br />

Our goal<br />

is now<br />

$100,000<br />

We’ve raised<br />

$83,000 but now<br />

urgently need to<br />

raise an additional<br />

$17,000 to repair<br />

the roofs and<br />

decking of the ship.<br />

We cannot do it<br />

without you!<br />

Please send<br />

donations to<br />

Kootenay Lake<br />

Historical Society,<br />

PO Box 537,<br />

Kaslo, BC V0G 1M0<br />

or via the donate<br />

button on our<br />

website<br />

www.klhs.bc.ca.<br />

$<br />

100,000<br />

$<br />

83,000<br />

$<br />

60,000<br />

$<br />

40,000<br />

$<br />

20,000<br />

Thank you so much!<br />

Official tax receipts will<br />

be provided on request<br />

for donations over $20.<br />

708 Hwy 3A, Nelson • 250-352-3191<br />

www.mainjet.ca• Toll Free 877-352-3191<br />

Bulletin Board Bulletin Board Bulletin Board Bulletin Board Bulletin Board<br />

CHIROPRACTOR in KASLO: 409<br />

Water St, (behind Figments), DR.<br />

McKENZIE, Tuesdays, 250-551-3225.<br />

For appointments, 250-352-1322.<br />

CHIROPRACTOR, DR. McKENZIE,<br />

SALMO: Thursday mornings, Harmony<br />

Health Centre, call 250-551-<br />

3225. NELSON, M.W.F, Community<br />

First Health Co-op, 250-352-1322.<br />

CHRISTMAS TREES ARE COM-<br />

ING!! 6´-8´ Balsam fir trees are<br />

expected this week at ACE Building<br />

Centre, Kaslo. 250-353-7628.<br />

CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING IN<br />

SALMO: Artwork, documents, textiles.<br />

Tara’s Framing on Fourth St.<br />

250-357-0022, www.tarabooks.ca<br />

DO YOU OFFER SENIORS’ DIS-<br />

COUNTS? Advertise your discount<br />

in a classified ad for FREE in the<br />

month of December! Call 250-<br />

353-2602, 1-800-663-4619 or email<br />

info@pennywiseads.com for more<br />

info or to place your ad.<br />

FALL CEDAR CLEARANCE!! Fencing,<br />

decking, posts & some 6˝<br />

tongue and groove. 250-505-4207.<br />

ACUPUNCTURE, TRADITIONAL<br />

CHINESE MEDICINE, Registered<br />

Massage Therapy & Chiropractic<br />

Care. Head 2 Toe Holistic Health Clinic,<br />

1237-3rd St, Castlegar. Call 250-<br />

304-8700 or book online www.head-<br />

2toecastlegar.ca<br />

DR. McKENZIE, CHIROPRACTOR<br />

at ALIGNMENTS PHYSICAL THERAPY<br />

CLINIC, 2025 Hwy 6, Crescent <strong>Valley</strong>.<br />

Thursdays, 2:30-7pm. Appointments<br />

call 250-352-1322, after 2:30pm<br />

Thursday, call 250-359-2227.<br />

FIND UNIQUE GIFTS AT FIG-<br />

MENTS, and a great card selection<br />

too! Open Monday through Saturday.<br />

www.figmentscanada.com 250-353-<br />

2566.<br />

LOOKING FOR A UNIQUE GIFT?<br />

Consider an astrology birth chart<br />

analysis. For more information go to<br />

www.celestialcharts.ca<br />

FIND UNIQUE GIFTS THIS CHRIST-<br />

MAS at Figments, Kaslo. Slippers,<br />

candles, cards and so much more!<br />

Open Monday-Saturday. 250-353-<br />

2566. www.figmentscanada.com<br />

GIFTS AND ESSENTIALS GALORE!<br />

CHRISTMAS IS AT THE THRIFT STORE!<br />

Wednesday-Saturday, 11:30am-2pm.<br />

Operated by the volunteers of the<br />

Victorian Hospital of Kaslo Auxiliary<br />

Society.<br />

HEATING AND COOLING FOR<br />

YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS? Call<br />

Canadian Aerothermal serving the<br />

Kootenays over 12 years. 250-304-<br />

0455 or 250-505-8209. curttoni@noducts.ca<br />

JB’S PUB AND RESTAURANT<br />

WOULD LIKE TO THANK YOU FOR<br />

YOUR SUPPORT THIS YEAR! Winter<br />

Hours: Thursday through Sunday,<br />

3pm-8pm. Phone 250-353-7716 for<br />

reservations or take out! Closing for<br />

staff holidays Dec. 20. We’ll be back in<br />

the New Year!<br />

KASLO & AREA HOLIDAY HAMPER<br />

APPLICATION available at NKLCSS<br />

office (336 B Ave), Food Hub, Sunnyside<br />

Naturals, LVCC and online at<br />

www.nklcss.org Applications due by<br />

Thursday, December 9. Donations always<br />

welcome! 250-353-7691.<br />

KOOTENAY BIBLE STUDY: A study<br />

of the Bible from Genesis to Revelation.<br />

Studying God’s word with understanding<br />

will give you calm and clarity<br />

in today’s world. For more information,<br />

please contact Don at 778-877-<br />

0579.<br />

KOOTENAY LAKE HISTORICAL<br />

SOCIETY at Kaslo Craft Fair Saturday,<br />

Dec. 4. Donate to our SOS Moyie<br />

campaign, buy a membership for<br />

2022, purchase gifts. Kaslo Legion,<br />

10am-4pm.<br />

MIRROR LAKE WATER USERS<br />

COMMUNITY: Boil water advisory<br />

for all users. Inform renters and<br />

guests.<br />

REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPY:<br />

Accepting new patients. Joshua Kline,<br />

RMT. Head 2 Toe Holistic Health Clinic,<br />

1237-3rd St, Castlegar. Call 250-<br />

304-8700 or book online www.head-<br />

2toecastlegar.ca<br />

REMEMBER FIGMENTS when you’re<br />

looking for gift ideas. Enjoy a browse<br />

Monday-Saturday. 250-353-2566,<br />

Kaslo. www.figmentscanada.com<br />

SELKIRK TRUSS, can provide all<br />

your custom trusses for your reno<br />

or new build. Visit our website www.<br />

selkirktruss.com and get the answers<br />

to many of your questions. Selkirk<br />

Truss, 2894 Sentinel Rd, South Slocan.<br />

250-359-7000.<br />

SHARPENING SERVICE: Saws, tools,<br />

scissors, knives, clipper blades. C&D<br />

Sharpening Service, 250-365-3658.<br />

USA - NEW AUTHORS WANTED!<br />

Page Publishing will help self-publish<br />

your book. Free author submission<br />

kit! Limited offer! 866-951-7214.<br />

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Happy Holidays<br />

Stay Safe<br />

Photo: North Kootenay Lake Tourism<br />

Book your accommodation online at<br />

www.ainsworthhotsprings.com<br />

Public pool times are online under ‘pool reservations’.<br />

Slocan <strong>Valley</strong> celebrates<br />

Giving Tuesday<br />

What is Giving Tuesday? Imagine a day dedicated to giving<br />

back, around the world, across Canada, and in your own community.<br />

Just as “Black Friday” kicks off the holiday shopping<br />

season, Giving Tuesday is the opening day of the giving season.<br />

It’s a global day of giving, a time to celebrate and encourage<br />

activities that support charities and non-profits. Whether<br />

it’s making a donation, volunteering time, helping a neighbour<br />

or spreading the word, Giving Tuesday is a movement for<br />

everyone who wants to give something back.<br />

It’s when we hope you will make a donation to the Slocan<br />

<strong>Valley</strong> Legacy Fund. This is our annual appeal for support<br />

through one-time gifts, monthly pledges, or donations made<br />

in memory or in honour of someone special. You can donate<br />

through our website at www.slocanvalleylegacy.com, or mail<br />

us a cheque, details online. However you choose to give, you<br />

will receive a tax receipt for donations over $20. Help us celebrate<br />

our 10th anniversary <strong>–</strong> we have been supporting local<br />

groups since 2011!<br />

2 FOR<br />

FOR 1<br />

Frames & Lenses<br />

or 40% OFF 1 Pair*<br />

Good for 2 Prescriptions <strong>–</strong> Share the Savings.<br />

Tuesday-Friday 10am-5pm<br />

Saturday 10am - 4pm<br />

Free sight testing both locations<br />

*See in store for<br />

details. Some<br />

restrictions apply.<br />

And more…<br />

701 Front St, Nelson<br />

250.354.EYES (3937)<br />

Unit 2, 688 18 th St,<br />

Castlegar 250.365.2026<br />

Next to Common Grounds<br />

Coffee Shop<br />

We invest all donations in an endowment fund, spending<br />

only the interest to make grants to local community groups.<br />

As our endowment grows, we have been able to support cultural<br />

events, environmental education, programs for children,<br />

new parents and youth, hospice and seniors’ housing, outdoor<br />

recreation, safety services, food security and more. Since we<br />

first began distributing grants we have helped over 30 deserving<br />

organizations. You can find a complete list on our website.<br />

A donation for Giving Tuesday is a gift you can feel really<br />

good about!<br />

Slocan <strong>Valley</strong> Legacy Fund<br />

Tell us what you think about<br />

Campbell Field options<br />

The Regional District of Central Kootenay (RDCK) is inviting<br />

community feedback on two options for the reimagination<br />

of Campbell Field at the Playmor Junction. The options are<br />

high-level concepts, developed based on input from the community<br />

through a survey campaign in the fall of 2020. While<br />

the two options are similar, Option 1 has a greater focus on the<br />

indoor elements, and Option 2 has a greater focus on outdoor<br />

elements.<br />

The two options, along with background information and<br />

inspirational photos, are being presented on panels for the<br />

community to review. After viewing the panels and the two<br />

options, people can provide their feedback via an online or<br />

print form. Key community groups and stakeholders will also<br />

be invited to provide feedback on the concepts.<br />

The panels can be viewed at the following locations during<br />

regular open hours:<br />

cont’d on next pg<br />

Light LIGHT Up UP 2021<br />

LIGHT UP 2021<br />

LIGHT UP 2021<br />

PLEDGE DAY<br />

FRIDAY PLEDGE DAY<br />

DECEMBER 3rd<br />

FRIDAY<br />

Help support the<br />

PLEDGE purchase DAY DECEMBER of 3rd<br />

equipment PLEDGE FRIDAY DAY for the<br />

Castlegar DECEMBER FRIDAY 3rd Health<br />

Centre Lab<br />

Help support the purchase of equip<br />

the Castlegar Health Centre L<br />

DECEMBER 3rd<br />

Help support the purchase of equipment for<br />

the<br />

Help support Hematology<br />

Castlegar Health Centre Lab<br />

the purchase of equipment for<br />

the Castlegar Health Centre Lab<br />

~ Hematology Analyzer<br />

~ Hematology Analyzer<br />

~ Hematology Analyzer<br />

And other And areas other of areas greatest of need at the<br />

And other areas of greatest need at the<br />

Castlegar need Health at Centre Castlegar the and Castlegar Talarico Health Place! Centre Health and Talarico Place<br />

And other areas of greatest need at the<br />

Castlegar Centre Health Centre and Talarico Place! Place!<br />

Due to Due COVID19 to COVID19 concerns, we encourage concerns, donations we encourage online for your convenience donations and safety.<br />

Due ~ Donate<br />

Due to<br />

to online<br />

COVID19<br />

COVID19 online www.castlegarhospitalfoundation.org<br />

concerns, we encourage donations online for your convenience and safety.<br />

concerns, for your convenience we encourage and donations safety. online for your convenienc<br />

~ Donate online www.castlegarhospitalfoundation.org<br />

~Mail/drop • Donate off your donation online at: www.castlegarhospitalfoundation.org<br />

CDHF 709-10th Street, Castlegar, BC V1N 2H7<br />

~ Donate ~Mail/drop off online your donation www.castlegarhospitalfoundation.org<br />

at: CDHF Street, Castlegar, BC V1N 2H7<br />

• ~Call 250.304.1209 off at: CDHF 709-10th Street, Castlegar, BC V1N 2H7<br />

~Call 250.304.1209<br />

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THE TREASURE SHOP IN CASTLE-<br />

GAR HOURS: Tuesday, Thursday<br />

and Saturday, 11am-3pm. Donations<br />

accepted Tuesday & Saturday.<br />

Call first, 250-365-7317. www.castlegarhospitalauxiliary.org<br />

VITALITY MASSAGE THERAPY, AC-<br />

CEPTING NEW PATIENTS: Friendly<br />

clinic, one patient at a time on<br />

premises, mask & sanitization recommended,<br />

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250-364-3024,<br />

250-777-3024.<br />

LOOKING FOR A PLUMBER,<br />

ELECTRICIAN, PAINTER.. ETC?.<br />

Visit the site WK-Contractors.com<br />

and enter your search “Nelson<br />

Plumber”<br />

WANECO ENTERPRISES CUSTOM<br />

SAWMILLING: Fir, cedar, clears,<br />

decking, timbers. 250-353-7126, wanecoent@gmail.com<br />

Events<br />

BAKE SALE: Saturday Dec 11, 2-4pm,<br />

513 7 Ave, Castlegar, St. Rita’s CWL.<br />

Masks required.<br />

KORTS WILL BE AT THE KASLO<br />

LEGION CHRISTMAS FAIR DEC.<br />

4: See us for new or renewal memberships,<br />

gift plaques, KORTS Club<br />

information (Mountain Bike, Nordic<br />

Ski, Disc Golf). MERRY CHRISTMAS.<br />

Free for Free<br />

COMFORTABLE WHITE ARM-<br />

CHAIR: Needs cleaning, for pickup.<br />

778-461-1721, North Shore Nelson.<br />

Thank You<br />

THANK YOU TO NATANJA GIN-<br />

GERICH AND ALL KASLO FOLK<br />

who responded to the request on<br />

Facebook for people to fill boxes for<br />

Operation Christmas Child. More<br />

than 30 boxes came from Kaslo!! A<br />

wonderful, heartwarming response!<br />

Nancy and Bill Hansell.<br />

Personals<br />

LOM (LITTLE OLD MAN) seeking<br />

LOL (Little Old Lady) for LOL (Lots Of<br />

Laughs). Bill, 250-354-9080.<br />

HANDSOME MAN 60s: Honest,<br />

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build. Reply Box 188, Genelle BC V0G<br />

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Antiques<br />

FURNITURE, ANTIQUES & DE-<br />

COR: New items weekly. Follow us<br />

on social for exclusive offers and<br />

sneak peeks. Old School Furniture,<br />

434 <strong>Rossland</strong> Ave, <strong>Trail</strong>. Check Facebook<br />

or Google for special holiday<br />

hours. Or book an appointment to<br />

view our warehouse. 250-521-3028.<br />

Building Supplies<br />

ACE BUILDING CENTRE, KASLO:<br />

Check us out for all your building<br />

needs and more! 250-353-7628,<br />

www.kaslobuilding.com<br />

BOB’S DOOR SERVICE: Commercial,<br />

industrial and residential garage<br />

door sales, service, repair and<br />

installation. 24hr emergency service.<br />

236-972-2627.<br />

PERRY RIDGE PANELLING: Manufacturer<br />

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

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

molding, panelling, flooring,<br />

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

Building Supplies<br />

HARROP-PROCTER FOREST<br />

PRODUCTS: Your local source for<br />

sustainably harvested building materials.<br />

A wide variety of cedar/fir<br />

lumber for every project. We also<br />

custom cut to order. Go green by<br />

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

Community Forest. Check out our<br />

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

Call 250-551-5452 or<br />

email sales@hpcommunityforest.<br />

org for a quote. Monday-Friday,<br />

8am-4:30pm & Saturday, 9am-3pm.<br />

LARGE WINDOW: 63˝x122.25˝,<br />

solid wood frame, good condition,<br />

was $4000, asking $300. 250-365-<br />

4978.<br />

Computers/Electronics<br />

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

upgrades, maintenance, diagnostics,<br />

406 Baker Ave, Salmo. 250-<br />

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

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Campbell field...from previous<br />

• Nelson & District Community Complex, 305 Hall Street,<br />

Nelson<br />

• Castlegar & District Community Complex, 2101 6th<br />

Avenue, Castlegar<br />

• Slocan <strong>Valley</strong> Rec Commission office, 3036 Highway 6,<br />

Slocan Park<br />

• Campbell Field tennis court, located opposite Mount<br />

Sentinel Secondary School, Playmor JunctionOnline at<br />

www.rdck.ca/CampbellField<br />

Expect higher traffic on Hwy.#3<br />

The province is expected to announce that truck and other<br />

traffic between the lower mainland and Alberta will be temporarily<br />

diverted via Highway #3 while road repairs are effected<br />

along the TransCanada Highway. Salmo may see a significant<br />

increase in traffic due to this diversion. Some of these truckers<br />

have never been through Highway 3, never mind over the<br />

Kootenay Pass, so please keep in mind that we should be both<br />

patient and vigilant while giving them lots of space when sharing<br />

the highway with them.<br />

Sex and the Kitty<br />

Village of Salmo<br />

The deadline for providing feedback is Friday, December<br />

17. A virtual public information session is also planned for<br />

Wednesday, December 1 at 6:30pm (PST). Details to access the<br />

virtual session will be available on the RDCK website.<br />

To access the concept panels online, provide your feedback,<br />

read the survey results report and learn more about the Campbell<br />

Field project in general, visit www.rdck.ca/CampbellField.<br />

Are residential real estate offerings<br />

in our area out of reach?<br />

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A single unspayed cat can produce 470,000 offspring<br />

in just seven years. Sadly, most of them end up<br />

abandoned at BC SPCA shelters or condemned to a<br />

grim life on the streets. Be responsible - don’t litter.<br />

www.spca.bc.ca<br />

Alcohol & Drug Information<br />

& Referral Service<br />

1 800 663-1441<br />

This service is available to people across B.C. needing<br />

help with any kind of substance abuse issues 24<br />

hours a day. It provides information and referral to<br />

education, prevention and treatment services and<br />

regulatory agencies.<br />

Brett Kryski, RRT<br />

Registered Respiratory<br />

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<strong>29</strong> years experience with<br />

Sleep Apnea and Home<br />

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#240-8100 2nd floor<br />

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Other health concerns:<br />

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• GASPING OR CHOKING DURING SLEEP<br />

• GOING TO THE BATHROOM 2X/NIGHT<br />

• MORNING HEADACHES<br />

• RESTLESS SLEEP<br />

• HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE<br />

• DIABETES<br />

• DEPRESSION<br />

• ATRIAL FIBRILLATION<br />

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Phillips CPAP Direct therapy billing deviceand Lumin financial CPAP options mask cleaner<br />

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Computers/Electronics<br />

PHOENIX COMPUTERS: The Kootenays<br />

top stop for computer service<br />

and sales. 468 Baker St. Nelson.<br />

250-354-4300<br />

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

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

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

Firewood<br />

FIRESTARTER: Dry, clean cedar kindling<br />

cut with vegetable oil, $20/full<br />

banana box. Ernst, 250-353-2427.<br />

GREEN FIREWOOD: Fir/spruce<br />

mixed, split, $200 cord; 1/2 cord,<br />

$100. Castlegar, 250-687-0018.<br />

MONTICOLA FOREST is taking orders<br />

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

sustainably harvested<br />

firewood for the West Kootenay community.<br />

Doug Fir, Larch, Birch, Cedar,<br />

and mixed Whitewood available. Logging<br />

truck loads also available. Visit<br />

firewood.monticola.ca or call 250-<br />

921-5327 for details.<br />

Firewood<br />

THE KASLO AND DISTRICT COM-<br />

MUNITY FOREST SOCIETY is taking<br />

reservations for logging truck loads<br />

of mixed species firewood. The firstcome,<br />

first-serve lists are open to individuals<br />

and businesses from within<br />

Kaslo and Area D. Price: $2800 including<br />

GST and trucking within this area.<br />

Email: manager@kaslocommunityforest.org,<br />

Subject: “Firewood” to join the<br />

list and include your phone number.<br />

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

354-9803.<br />

Furniture & Appliances<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, Nelson, BC.<br />

www.bearsbrandsource.ca<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 />

Furniture & Appliances<br />

OFFERING WHIRLPOOL, MAY-<br />

TAG, KITCHENAID, Bosch, Sealy,<br />

Temper-Pedic, Beautyrest and much<br />

more! Bears Furniture & Appliances,<br />

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bearsbrandsource.ca<br />

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CUB CADET SNOWBLOWER: 30˝,<br />

3 stage, heavy duty tracks, 6spd 2 reverse,<br />

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drift cutters, electric start, headlight,<br />

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HOUSEHOLD STORAGE: Steel shipping<br />

containers for sale/rent. 20´ &<br />

40´ units. Kootenay Containers, Castlegar.<br />

250-365-3014.<br />

HUTTERITE HANDMADE DOWN<br />

DUVETS: Top quality small squares.<br />

King, Queen, Double & Singles available.<br />

Free delivery to Nelson. E-transfer<br />

payments. 403-627-8170, (cell).<br />

LARGE COLLECTION OF BASE-<br />

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roughly 350 caps, $300 for all.<br />

250-365-<strong>29</strong>57, Castlegar.<br />

LIKE NEW JIGSAW PUZZLES: 1000<br />

pieces $8; 750 pieces $7; 500 pieces<br />

$5. 250-368-3888.<br />

MALLARD’S, YOUR LOCAL SOURCE<br />

FOR SPORTS! Castlegar & Nelson locations.<br />

250-365-5588, 250-352-3200.<br />

THE BLINDMAN, A WHOLE NEW<br />

VIEW! Nelson, BC. 250-352-3800,<br />

1-855-681-1123. www.theblindman.ca<br />

Misc Merch<br />

MUSTANG ICE RIDER snowmobile<br />

floatation bib pants, x-large, $150;<br />

Mustang orange floatation survival<br />

jacket, large, $225; green down filled<br />

Arctic Parka, large, $250. Men’s sizes.<br />

250-359-5986.<br />

RETIRED PIANO TEACHER selling<br />

all teaching music. Volumes of Bach,<br />

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368-8997.<br />

SECRET GARDEN TOYS: Our friendly<br />

and knowledgeable staff are happy to<br />

help. Give us a call, send an email or<br />

stop in. We’ll be glad to see you! 455<br />

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Vince DeVito Shoes and Orthotics. 411<br />

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17 “My lips are sealed,” in a<br />

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20 “___ silly question, ...”<br />

21 CBC film critic Glasner<br />

22 Nervous polygraph testees,<br />

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24 High-visibility coat that’s less<br />

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28 Yucatán year<br />

31 Add-ons to would or wanna<br />

32 Buenos ___<br />

33 Birthing assistant<br />

35 Sis or bro<br />

36 Maid of the ___ (Niagara<br />

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39 Harley-riding grannies?<br />

43 Viking “cheers,” and a vodka<br />

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44 “Whad’ja say?”<br />

45 Like a brew pub’s brew<br />

46 Dance wildly, say<br />

48 “Where did ___ wrong?”<br />

50 Maternity ward VIPs<br />

51 Web-surfing goose of Hawaii?<br />

55 They may be over one’s head<br />

56 New newt<br />

57 Some diag. tests<br />

61 Kwik-E-Mart owner of TV<br />

62 Like an ecstatic silent<br />

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66 Big mo. for calendar sales<br />

67 Young with an “Old Man” song<br />

68 Mental makeup<br />

69 E-cigarette’s lack<br />

70 Alter, as public opinion<br />

71 “Already?”<br />

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1 Funny Fey<br />

2 Legal responsibility<br />

3 Bomb bigtime<br />

4 Equally tearjerking<br />

5 Cave to cajolement, maybe<br />

6 It’s usually a bad idea<br />

7 Cry of wide-eyed wonder<br />

8 “It’s just what ___”<br />

9 Knight’s address<br />

10 One with wares to sell<br />

11 Belts out suddenly, with<br />

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18 Shady street liners<br />

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25 Flanged support beam<br />

26 Oil transport option<br />

27 Be in line with<br />

28 Top naval ranks: Abbr.<br />

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30 Not up on the latest<br />

34 Hung out in a hammock<br />

35 Principal bldg.?<br />

37 Maker of Seinfeld’s car<br />

38 5-ml. measures<br />

40 Big part of a Brian Mulroney<br />

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41 Festive tide<br />

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47 Results of a burning desire?<br />

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49 Outlandish outfits<br />

51 “If ___ million dollars ... “<br />

52 Casual refusals<br />

53 London tube?<br />

54 U.S. TV awards<br />

58 Like a moneybags, in Mexico<br />

59 POV prelude, in texts<br />

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Selkirk Snowcat Skiing<br />

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December 1, 2021<br />

Selkirk Snowcat Skiing will begin winter<br />

operations on December 1. This marks our 47th<br />

year in business and the 19th anniversary of the<br />

Meadow Mountain Signage Plan. Snowmobile<br />

boundary signs will be erected December 1 to<br />

April 16 and compliance is critical to the safety<br />

of our employees, guests, and public users of<br />

Meadow Mountain.<br />

Please be advised Selkirk Snowcat Skiing will be<br />

operating 7 days/week and you could encounter<br />

snowcats or skiers any time. Please exercise<br />

caution and manage your speed when riding on<br />

the forestry road.<br />

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Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Employment Employment<br />

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Musical Equipment<br />

Sporting Goods<br />

Hiring<br />

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STITCH ‘N TIME SEWING MA-<br />

CHINE w/foot pedal control, a/c<br />

adaptor, $35; aircraft carrier 30˝L<br />

w/3 planes, $20; moon shoes,<br />

(mini-trampoline) fit men’s size 9<br />

& up, $25; original Mighty Loader<br />

Tonka toy, w/swinging steel cab,<br />

$30; large Tonka truck, $30; all-season<br />

hockey net, 54˝Wx44˝H, $35; 3<br />

shelf organizer, w/12 bins, $40obo.<br />

250-368-9474.<br />

YARD MACHINES SNOWBLOW-<br />

ER: 10hp Tecumseh flathead engine,<br />

turn/tilt/shoot, 6 forward and 2 reverse<br />

spds, electric & pull start, 28˝<br />

plow, just serviced, ready for winter<br />

now, $425. 250-551-1525.<br />

YOUR FAVOURITE NEIGHBOUR-<br />

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FENDER SPECIAL EDITION<br />

TELECASTER: Made in Mexico, superior<br />

condition, fender hard-shell<br />

case included, $700. 250-364-2139,<br />

250-231-5505.<br />

Sporting Goods<br />

BUYING, SELLING & TRADING<br />

FIREARMS: BEST PRICES PAID.<br />

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COLT LIGHTNING .22L PUMP RE-<br />

PEATING RIFLE: Original antique,<br />

made in late 1800s, octagon barrel,<br />

serial #73928, collectors item,<br />

$2500; Cooey model 60 rifle, .22cal<br />

repeater, bolt action, $200; Gevarm<br />

.22cal rifle, semi-auto, clip, $300;<br />

.303 British rifle, bolt action, $500;<br />

Husqvarna Vapenfabriks AB .270<br />

Winchester bolt action, Bushnell 4X<br />

scope, $1000. All OBO, must have<br />

PAL. 250-442-9663 or email farmboy@telus.net<br />

GREAT BIKE! GREAT BUY! Men’s<br />

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condition, less than 100mi. since<br />

new, less than half price, $250. 250-<br />

231-3404.<br />

Tools<br />

No. 3 MITER SAW AND STAND:<br />

Older miter saw, utility vehicle Model<br />

AC9944, bought years ago, only used<br />

2-3 times, $225! 250-231-3404.<br />

WANTED: DRUM/THICKNESS<br />

SANDER in reasonable condition,<br />

smaller would be better but will consider<br />

any. 250-505-4383 or email ulilehnert@icloud.com<br />

Employment<br />

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WANTED EXPERIENCED YARD<br />

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250-365-3014.<br />

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KMC KOOTRAC IS LOOKING FOR A<br />

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Rd., Crescent <strong>Valley</strong>.<br />

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<strong>Nov</strong>ember fishing report<br />

Kootenay Lake:<br />

The water temperature is perfect<br />

and the fish are biting. Our temps have<br />

dropped to low 50s which has brought<br />

most fish to the surface. We have had<br />

some great days with up to 20 fish coming<br />

in, although we have experienced a<br />

few slower days this fall compared to<br />

last fall. Seems like the fish will put the<br />

feedbags on for a couple days, and then<br />

become lazy for a few days after.<br />

The latest catches have seen rainbows<br />

between 2 <strong>–</strong> 3 lbs and bull trout up to<br />

10 Lbs. We have seen the odd Rainbow<br />

over 4 Lbs, but not as many as we had<br />

expected. Especially since we saw some<br />

fat rainbows in August that were finding<br />

some kokanee to eat. This pattern<br />

has changed, and the fish are back to<br />

eating mysis shrimp or any remaining<br />

insects in the lake.<br />

October provided us with some<br />

decent weather and some really good<br />

outings. We have been taking a lot of<br />

corporate groups out lately, as the year<br />

is winding down for a lot of businesses<br />

who have been busy all summer and<br />

finally get to enjoy a break. These trips<br />

have been a blast. It’s always a good<br />

‘team building’ experience, with maybe<br />

a little bit of friendly competition to<br />

make it interesting.<br />

<strong>Nov</strong>ember/December have always<br />

been our best months in the fall, so<br />

we’ll see what the fish gods bring us.<br />

Columbia River:<br />

The river is still producing some<br />

beauty Rainbows, although we have<br />

wrapped up our guided trips on the jet<br />

sled for this season. Unless we get some<br />

mild, sunny days coming up.<br />

Last week, we did manage to land<br />

some rainbows up to 20 inches. The<br />

water remains<br />

low, and the fish<br />

are hanging in<br />

a lot of different<br />

runs. The braided<br />

water is still producing<br />

fish on<br />

the streamers or<br />

wooly buggers.<br />

And the back<br />

eddies are still<br />

holding fish and<br />

providing some<br />

good takes on<br />

the indicator and<br />

nymph.<br />

There are also still walleye hanging<br />

around, so that’s another option as well.<br />

While we may not make many trips on<br />

the jet sled coming up, we will still hit the<br />

river a few times from the shore this winter.<br />

Looking forward to some ‘float fishing’<br />

and some bottom fishing, as these<br />

are easy techniques from the shore.<br />

What are they biting on???<br />

On the lake, it’s been a mixed bag<br />

lately. One day the bucktails are working,<br />

but lately the spoons have been<br />

producing more. The fish seem to be<br />

located in pockets. We have covered a<br />

lot of water lately and found some good<br />

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Inspections. 250-355-2544, fiddlerontheroofchimneys@gmail.com<br />

FLOW PLUMBING & HEATING<br />

LTD: We make it drain! Competitive<br />

pricing, no job too small. 250-685-<br />

8177.<br />

GRAY CREEK STORE: Your heating<br />

specialists! Wood, gas & pellet sales<br />

& service. WETT inspections. 250-227-<br />

9315, graycreekstoves@gmail.com<br />

GUTTER CLEANING: Personal service,<br />

250-267-8591.<br />

MS STEEL DESIGN LTD: Steel shelters,<br />

carports and more. 250-365-<br />

<strong>29</strong>71, www.mssteeldesign.com<br />

Contractors/Trades<br />

GUTTER SOLUTIONS, BY HY-<br />

BREED CONTRACTING: Installation,<br />

cleaning, repair and replacement related<br />

to gutters, soffits, downspouts<br />

and fascia boards. Are you having<br />

issues with water diversion? Water<br />

can cause huge damage to your investment,<br />

we are your rainwater diversion<br />

specialist. Please call for free<br />

estimates, 250-608-7777.<br />

HIM N HER CONTRACTING: Home<br />

renovation, maintenance & repair,<br />

licensed and insured, over 32yrs in<br />

construction industry. Excellent references<br />

and photos available, check<br />

us out on Facebook. For fast, friendly<br />

and courteous service please call Vanessa<br />

or Dusty, 250-212-2384.<br />

Contractors/Trades<br />

HEAT-CHECK: WETT Certified Inspections,<br />

chimneys, woodstoves,<br />

liners, duct work, HRV. Call 250-355-<br />

2338.<br />

HOOVER MASONRY, CERTIFIED<br />

EXPERIENCED MASON: Stonework,<br />

Bricklaying, Tile Setting, Custom<br />

Masonry Fireplaces, Restoration,<br />

Chimney Re-pointing, Stone Patios &<br />

Stairs, Retaining Walls, Manufactured<br />

Stone. Communication...Service...Satisfaction!<br />

250-551-3245, hoovermasonry@gmail.com<br />

HYBREED CONTRACTING: We are a<br />

locally owned and operated General<br />

Contracting/Construction company,<br />

offering a wide range of services.<br />

Please visit www.hybreedcontracting.<br />

com for more info or call 250-608-<br />

7777.<br />

PACE ELECTRIC: Underground to<br />

overhead. Residential or commercial.<br />

All your electrical needs. 250-<br />

304-8930 (cell).<br />

Contractors/Trades<br />

JUSTHINK PAINTING: Serving Kaslo<br />

& Area. Residential, commercial, interior<br />

& exteriors. Seniors discount.<br />

Free estimates. 25+ yrs experience.<br />

All work guaranteed. Call Stephan<br />

250-353-7128, 250-353-8763.<br />

LASCA,YOUR KITCHEN SPECIAL-<br />

ISTS: Kitchen & bathroom design,<br />

interior design, solid wood cabinets &<br />

countertop supply & installation. 610<br />

Front St. Nelson, lascanatural@gmail.<br />

com, 250-352-2882.<br />

LICENSED ELECTRICIAN: Renovations,<br />

New Construction, Service<br />

Upgrades, Surge Protection, Electric<br />

Vehicle Chargers, Service Calls &<br />

Troubleshooting. No Job too small!<br />

Serving Nelson, Castlegar and Kaslo.<br />

Call/text Matt, 250-551-6220 or email<br />

mocontracting@outlook.com<br />

MOUNTAIN HIGH LIGHTING:<br />

Lighting layout & design, residential &<br />

commercial. 301 11th Ave Castlegar.<br />

250-365-0500, www.mhlighting.ca<br />

Contractors/Trades<br />

MONASHEE CONSTRUCTION:<br />

Serving the community for over 30yrs.<br />

Home renovations, bathrooms, kitchens,<br />

basements, etc. Fully insured &<br />

licensed. 250-368-1850.<br />

MY PLUMBER: No job too small.<br />

Maintain, service, install, plumbing<br />

systems, blocked sewer lines. 250-<br />

521-0206, 250-687-9041 (cell), email<br />

columbiamyplumber@gmail.com<br />

PARADISE PAINTERS: Now booking<br />

interior work for the fall/winter.<br />

Free estimates. Call 250-608-7240.<br />

WITH AN ACCENT FINE CARPEN-<br />

TRY: Specializing in interior finishing,<br />

built-ins and railings. 250-551-1842.<br />

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Emergency can strike at any time. Having<br />

a plan in place can be a difference-maker in<br />

ensuring you and your family are able to get<br />

out safely. Are you prepared?<br />

“Fire can start in the blink of an eye,” said<br />

Gareth Jones, president and CEO of the Canada<br />

Safety Council. “Preparation is essential.<br />

Everyone should know how to get out of their<br />

house at a moment’s notice — because in some<br />

cases, a moment’s notice is all you will get.”<br />

Home fires, of course, can spread rapidly.<br />

They can occur for a wide variety of reasons,<br />

including faulty appliances and wiring, flammable<br />

materials that are left too close to a<br />

heat source, open flames left unguarded and<br />

carelessness when handling cigarettes.<br />

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A good home fire escape plan is crucial and<br />

everyone in the household should be involved<br />

in its creation. Walk through the home, taking<br />

note of all potential escape routes. If your<br />

household has younger children or includes<br />

people who are more visual learners, consider<br />

drawing a physical map of the house<br />

with at least two exits out of each room clearly<br />

identified.<br />

Here are a few other tips to help you along<br />

as you’re considering your fire escape plan:<br />

Plan ahead of time with regards to any<br />

seniors, infants, and mobility-impaired individuals.<br />

Identify someone in the home<br />

whose responsibility it is to assist them<br />

in the event of an emergency.<br />

Be ready in case of fire<br />

Plan a meeting location once outside. This<br />

is the spot by which everyone in the household<br />

should gather once the house has been<br />

evacuated. It should be a safe distance from<br />

the home and easily identifiable.<br />

Practice your fire escape plan twice a year,<br />

making sure to be as realistic as possible with<br />

it. Practice for safe speed — time may be of<br />

the essence.<br />

At the same time, keep in mind that practice<br />

doesn’t have to induce fear. It’s okay to<br />

warn the household ahead of time that there<br />

will be a fire drill.<br />

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Once you’re out, stay out. Even if someone<br />

is missing, firefighters are much better<br />

equipped to be able to rescue them safely<br />

than you will be in a moment of panic and<br />

high adrenaline.<br />

Be cautious, be proactive, be safe. A fire can<br />

be a devastating and traumatizing experience<br />

but, by putting your safety and the safety of<br />

your family first, you’ll be best positioned to<br />

escape with the most irreplaceable thing you<br />

have: your lives.<br />

Canada Safety Council<br />

RDKB to get moving on Green Corridor<br />

Transportation will get greener in the Regional District of Kootenay Boundary (RDKB) thanks to a<br />

$50,000 Active Transportation Network Planning Grant from the Province of BC.<br />

The funds, combined with a $50,000 contribution from the RDKB, will lead to the development of<br />

the Lower Columbia Rolling Green Ribbon (see image below), a biking/walking corridor that will link<br />

the downtown cores of <strong>Rossland</strong>, Warfield, <strong>Trail</strong>, Montrose and Fruitvale, as well as Electoral Areas<br />

A and B. The objective will be to link major employers, schools and other amenities for the benefit of<br />

commuters and recreational users.<br />

“This project is another step the RDKB is taking to meet our strategic priorities to address environmental<br />

stewardship and climate preparedness, respond to demographic and social change, and provide<br />

cost-effective services to our residents,” said Diane Langman, chair of the RDKB’s Board of Directors.<br />

The project will include several stakeholders, including the South Kootenay Green Link (SKGL) &<br />

Active Transportation (AT) Working Group, which includes members from each of the electoral areas<br />

and municipalities involved in this initiative. Additionally, representatives from the Ministry of Transportation<br />

and Infrastructure, as well as environmental and economic organizations will be involved.<br />

A steering committee will be created to engage with community members, representatives from business<br />

and industry, cycling groups, the RCMP and the school district, among others.<br />

The next step will be for the RDKB to issue a Request for Proposals to hire a consultant to move the<br />

project forward.<br />

RDKB<br />

Remarkable stories<br />

of people and places<br />

in the Basin.<br />

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A great gift for<br />

airplane enthusiasts!<br />

Based in Grand Forks, BC<br />

Go for a fl ight in this<br />

Vintage Boeing PT-17<br />

for a donation.<br />

All proceeds go to<br />

BC Children’s Hospital<br />

for more information: 250-825-0070<br />

or email: moparmel@gmail.com<br />

Services Services Services Services Services<br />

Contractors/Trades<br />

PARADISE VALLEY PLUMBING:<br />

Plumbing contractor serving the<br />

Kootenay area, www.paradisevalleyplumbing.ca<br />

250-226-7947, 250-777-<br />

3588 (cell) or schaferspeare@gmail.<br />

com<br />

RENK MASONRY: High quality<br />

stonework, tile, bricks, blocks, etc.<br />

Call Brian Renk, 778-460-0028, 604-<br />

313-9374 (cell) or email brianrenk@<br />

shaw.ca<br />

RNR ELECTRIC & CONTROLS: Your<br />

local Kaslo & Area electrician for residential,<br />

commercial and industrial<br />

projects. Call Randy, 250-366-0087.<br />

SALMO ROOFING: Certified. Serving<br />

the Kootenays for over 30yrs. All<br />

roofing types. Senior discount. 250-<br />

354-8548.<br />

TRAIL ROOFING LTD: Gov’t certified,<br />

commercial, industrial, residential.<br />

Free estimates. Bonded &<br />

Insured, 250-364-<strong>29</strong>00.<br />

Contractors/Trades<br />

R.J. EARTHWORKS EXCAVATING<br />

AND CONTRACTING: E50 Bobcat,<br />

dump trailer. Land development, site<br />

prep, land clearing, driveways, boulder<br />

walls, retaining walls, basements,<br />

septic, underground utilities, fencing,<br />

hauling. Fully insured, fast, efficient.<br />

Call/text 250-551-7347, r.j.earthworks@gmail.com<br />

SELKIRK INSULATORS a division of<br />

Seib Contracting: For all your residential<br />

and commercial insulation needs.<br />

Certified spray foam installation,<br />

conventional & blown-in residential.<br />

Licensed, Insured, and WorkSafeBC.<br />

Serving <strong>Trail</strong>, <strong>Rossland</strong>, Castlegar,<br />

Fruitvale, Nelson and Grand Forks<br />

area. 250-231-2837.<br />

Contractors/Trades<br />

SAMURAI HARDWOOD FLOOR-<br />

ING: Residential/Commercial Flooring<br />

and Tiling Services, Professional<br />

Installations, Custom Stairs, Refinishing<br />

Services. <strong>29</strong>5 Baker St, Nelson,<br />

778-463-5388.<br />

SMALL JOB GUY: For all the handyman<br />

jobs that you don’t need to bring<br />

the big guys for. Flat rate $35/hr, min.<br />

2 hours. Property maintenance, small<br />

electrical, plumbing, painting, carpentry<br />

and more. Call 250-368-71<strong>29</strong>.<br />

TRIXIE’S CLEANING AND JUNK<br />

REMOVAL is now booking for junk<br />

removal jobs and fall cleaning. WCB<br />

coverage, licensing and insurance.<br />

www.Trixiecleaners.ca, 250-365-<br />

9313.<br />

Contractors/Trades<br />

DINNISSEN DESIGN CO LTD:<br />

Kitchen And Bath Design & Custom<br />

Millwork. Call Us For Free In-Home<br />

Consultation. 250-521-0537, www.<br />

dinnissendesign.com<br />

WOLFGANG’S PLUMBING: Serving<br />

the Slocan <strong>Valley</strong> and surrounding<br />

area. Qualified pump installer. 250-<br />

226-7320, wteiner@netidea.com<br />

General Services<br />

*SHARE NELSON MOVING: We can<br />

make your moving easy! We have the<br />

best price and the best crew! Share<br />

Nelson supports Our Daily Bread!<br />

Hire us and help to feed those who<br />

need. 250-352-1222.<br />

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General Services<br />

*SHARE NELSON supports Our Daily<br />

Bread, feeding those who need it.<br />

Share Nelson sells clothing, furniture,<br />

household and much more. We also<br />

deliver and offer free pickups for furniture<br />

donations. You can help us to<br />

help people. 520 A Falls St, Nelson.<br />

250-352-1222.<br />

A HANDY HUSBAND: Renos, repairs,<br />

maintenance, floors, trim,<br />

paint. 250-354-8598.<br />

ALL-HOME & COMMERCIAL RE-<br />

PAIR: Handyman services, roofs, gutters<br />

and more. 250-267-8591.<br />

LOOKING FOR A PLUMBER,<br />

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Visit the site WK-Contractors.com<br />

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Christmas in The Outlet<br />

The Procter Christmas Craft Faire and the Harrop Hall Last<br />

Chance Christmas Faire have decided to combine their events<br />

this year in order to host a Covid-appropriate Holiday Market.<br />

Vendors will be spread throughout 3 festive locations on the<br />

weekend of December 5 and 6, 9 am <strong>–</strong> 3 pm in order to provide<br />

enough room for guests to socially distance comfortably<br />

while shopping.<br />

The first location will be at the Harrop Hall, the second at<br />

the Little Red Schoolhouse, and the third at the Procter Hall,<br />

plus don’t forget to check out Gallery 2<strong>29</strong> just up the road from<br />

the Procter Hall. There will be a donation jar at the door for<br />

Things get twinkly at Taghum Hall<br />

Taghum Hall has a case of elves, with no immediate cure for<br />

these seasonal twinkles. Upcoming are three twinkly events:<br />

“Gnomes for the Kitchen” on Saturday, <strong>Nov</strong>ember 27 with<br />

dollmaker Susan Forster offers participants the opportunity to<br />

make a personal gnome just in time for Christmas. “Getting<br />

Started with Alcohol Ink” with Brenda Cavalier, which runs<br />

optional entry fees. Outdoor bonfires, warm drinks, and a festive<br />

atmosphere will encourage our community to gather in a<br />

safe space, while supporting our local artisans.<br />

This is intended to be a fun tour of our community, so guests<br />

will be given a different colored ticket at each location upon<br />

paying their entrance donation. At the next location, just show<br />

your previous ticket and receive a new one for that venue.<br />

Once all three tickets have been collected, guests will be eligible<br />

to enter their name into the draw for a super-sized gift<br />

basket filled with products from ALL the vendors, which will<br />

be drawn by live video the day after the event.<br />

All Covid safety protocols will be strictly followed, and face<br />

masks required.<br />

Saturday, December 4, introduces participants to an exciting<br />

new medium. Preregistration is required for these workshops,<br />

which benefit the Hall’s kitchen renovation project. On Friday,<br />

December 10 from 4 to 9pm, “A Taghum Hall Country<br />

Christmas” is where things really get twinkly, with crafts, baking,<br />

music, a kids-only market, a visit from the Big Elf himself,<br />

and a play—“The Santa Interviews”—featuring talented young<br />

thespians. Full information at taghumhall.ca.<br />

If you are interested in being a vendor, please email Caroline<br />

at proctercommunitysociety@gmail.com or pick up your<br />

application form at the Procter Store. All products must be<br />

handmade, no distributors please.<br />

Hope to see you there! Dress warm for outdoor fun, and feel<br />

free to bring your bells, Christmas carols, and holiday spirit.<br />

PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT<br />

with an engineered steel shelter<br />

USES:<br />

Cars/RVs/Boats<br />

/Storage<br />

Picnic Areas & more<br />

• Single/Double/Custom<br />

250-505-4703<br />

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solutions@mssteeldesign.com<br />

LTD<br />

FREE ESTIMATES<br />

After winter is before winter!<br />

mssteeldesign.com<br />

PALLISER POWER RECLINERS!<br />

3 Styles - 24 different fabric covers!<br />

Reg.<br />

$1,899 99<br />

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Good selection of La •Z•Boy recliners<br />

•FURNITURE • MATTRESSES • HOME DECOR •MAJOR APPLIANCES<br />

Open<br />

7 days<br />

a week<br />

Located halfway between<br />

<strong>Trail</strong> and Castlegar<br />

1790 HomeGoods Rd, Genelle BC<br />

250-693-2227<br />

Check out our website HomeGoodsFurniture.com and see us on Facebook!<br />

Come and see<br />

our new working kitchen<br />

designed by<br />

JMK Kitchens<br />

Kitchens & Custom<br />

Woodworking Ltd<br />

Services Services Services Services Services<br />

General Services<br />

General Services<br />

General Services<br />

General Services<br />

General Services<br />

ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS:<br />

Clothing only, hemming, zipper repair<br />

or replacement, etc. Call Marg, 250-<br />

365-3943.<br />

BEAVER’S SEPTIC TANK CLEANING<br />

SERVICE: Serving the Kootenays.<br />

Goes the distance! 250-354-3508 (cell)<br />

or 250-357-9724.<br />

CLEANER FOR HIRE: Limited availability,<br />

winter months only. $30/hr<br />

+tax. Trusted, reliable, Nelson area<br />

only. Please contact Shawna, lettucelawnandgarden@gmail.com<br />

DO YOU OFFER SENIORS’ DIS-<br />

COUNTS? Advertise your discount in<br />

a classified ad for FREE in the month<br />

of December! Call 250-353-2602,<br />

1-800-663-4619 or email info@pennywiseads.com<br />

for more info or to place<br />

your ad.<br />

GARBAGE CAN DAN JUNK REMOV-<br />

AL: Full estate clean-outs done quick!<br />

250-608-7274, www.garbagecandan.<br />

com<br />

EXCAVATION CONTRACTOR and<br />

certified septic designer and installer,<br />

serving the Kootenays since 1996.<br />

Essential C19 support. Nelson Onsite<br />

Solutions, 250-354-3709.<br />

FOR ALL YOUR DRYWALL AND<br />

PAINTING NEEDS: Steel stud and<br />

suspended ceilings. No Job Too Small!<br />

Serving <strong>Trail</strong> & Castlegar areas. Rob,<br />

604-551-8554, Fruitvale.<br />

KERRY’S STITCHERY: Custom sewing,<br />

alterations & repairs, including<br />

denim, leather, canvas & drapery. In<br />

Kaslo, 250-353-7722.<br />

KOOTENAY CURRENCY EX-<br />

CHANGE: For all your foreign currency<br />

needs. Better than bank rates<br />

when buying or selling US dollars.<br />

Canadian Gold and Silver. Call 250-<br />

354-1441.<br />

LOCAL MOVING: Residential. Commercial.<br />

Long Distance moving. Brush<br />

clearing and junk removal. 250-777-<br />

3454.<br />

NELSON MINI-STORAGE: 1.6kms<br />

from City Centre, heated, easy access,<br />

18yrs of friendly, personalized<br />

service. 1393 Knox Rd, 250-354-8289,<br />

www.nelsonministorage.ca<br />

PASS CREEK TOOL REPAIR: Air and<br />

electric tools, small compressors,<br />

quality repairs, fair price. 250-304-<br />

4811.<br />

SHARPENING SERVICE: Saws, tools,<br />

scissors, knives, clipper blades. C&D<br />

Sharpening Service, 250-365-3658.<br />

PHILIP KANIGAN BSC. DMD NO-<br />

TARY PUBLIC INC: Offering residential<br />

& commercial property services,<br />

estate planning, notarizations, legal<br />

advice and mediation. 250-365-2289,<br />

www.castlegarnotary.com<br />

PROFESSIONAL DELIVERIES,<br />

Junk Removal, Plumbing, Sewer<br />

Backups, Dry Cleaning, Laundry<br />

Service, Furnace/ Air Duct Cleaning,<br />

Carpet Cleaning. 24/7 Emergency<br />

Service. 250-231-85<strong>29</strong>, 250-<br />

921-4356, 250-364-0145. http://<br />

kootenaymoveandjunk.vpweb.ca<br />

http://dirtbusters.vpweb.ca<br />

PROFESSIONAL PLUMBING<br />

SERVICES: 24/7 EMERGENCY! Licensed,<br />

WCB, Bondable, work and<br />

materials guaranteed C.V.M.S. 250-<br />

921-4356. facebook.com@CVMS/<br />

CVMS.vpweb.ca.<br />

SNOWPLOWING: Serving <strong>Trail</strong>, Warfield,<br />

<strong>Rossland</strong>, Fruitvale and Genelle<br />

only. 250-505-9360.<br />

RBT ACCOUNTING SERVICES: Accepting<br />

New Clients. Bookkeeping,<br />

Personal and Corporate Taxes, GST,<br />

Payroll and Other Services. Call 250-<br />

354-7107 or email rbtcpa@outlook.<br />

com<br />

RUBBISH REMOVAL & RECYCLE,<br />

SNOW REMOVAL, estate removal,<br />

gutter cleaning/sealing, moving, deliveries,<br />

building demolition. 250-231-<br />

9397.<br />

STEER ENVIRONMENTAL ASSO-<br />

CIATES LTD: Dependable expertise<br />

in asbestos, lead, mould, pest management,<br />

radon, etc. 250-777-3318,<br />

Nelson.<br />

You can depend upon<br />

<strong>Pennywise</strong> advertising to<br />

get you results.<br />

Next deadline 3pm Wed,<br />

Dec 1 for the Dec 6 edition.<br />

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Celebrate the holidays in Winlaw!<br />

Seniors Christmas Tea<br />

December 5, 1 <strong>–</strong> 3 pm at the Slocan Park Hall. Lunch,<br />

entertainment and door prizes!<br />

To reserve a spot on the free bus from Castlegar, please call<br />

the office at 250-226-0008<br />

Winlaw Hall Christmas Craft Fair<br />

December 12, 9:30 am <strong>–</strong> 3:30 pm at the Winlaw Hall<br />

Winlaw Winter Wonderland<br />

December 12, 10 am <strong>–</strong> 4 pm at the Cedar Creek Gardens<br />

Come on out to this family friendly festive event! Enjoy<br />

music around the bonfire while perusing the artisanal market<br />

place. There will be delicious food and drink and holiday fun,<br />

perfect time to spend with friends and neighbours for a little<br />

seasonal cheer!Cedar Creek Gardens will be donating 100%<br />

of the vendor fees to the Slocan Food Bank.<br />

Christmas in the Element<br />

Ashley Laurie and Deb McIntosh are thrilled to announce that<br />

an indoor market will be happening in Castlegar this Christmas<br />

season! This will be a two day event during the first weekend in<br />

December in the Element night club. The Market will be spread<br />

over both floors of the club.<br />

December 4th: 11:00-5:00<br />

December 5th: 10:00-4:00<br />

$2.00 Admission Fee<br />

This will be a great opportunity to shop local this Christmas<br />

Season with plenty of time to spare! The market will feature a<br />

wide variety of local makers, artisans and small businesses. There<br />

will be a gifts of all types for the special people in your life!<br />

Mark your calendars for December 4, 11 am <strong>–</strong> 5 pm and December<br />

5, 10 am <strong>–</strong> 4 pm. Vaccination passports will be required for all<br />

vendors and shoppers at this market. We will be following public<br />

health advisories. masks, social distancing, and 50% capacity will<br />

be in place. Admission is only $2.<br />

Get ready for an awesome event! If you have any questions or<br />

inquiries, please reach out to the market team by email castlegarchristmasmarket2021@gmail.com<br />

Fishing report...cont’d from pg 7<br />

pockets of fish. Once you're into the fish, it seems to be busy<br />

with lots of action and double headers. Favourite bucktails have<br />

been the #203 (<strong>Nov</strong>ember Special), 210 (bleeding gill), 215 (grey<br />

ghost) and the 226.Spoons working best for us are the usual<br />

Gibbs/Delta croc. Brass/fire stripe, Hammered Brass/fire stripe,<br />

brass/fire wing have been our best lures for rainbows.<br />

And for the bull trout, it’s been the usual STS or Lemon Lime<br />

flasher followed by the Green Spatterback or Green pistachio<br />

hoochie. Depths from 80ft to 150ft have been working for us.<br />

Speed is always a factor and depends on water temperature.<br />

At this moment in time, we are running between 2.7mph and<br />

3.2mph.<br />

Hope this helps with your next adventure.<br />

Tight lines………….<br />

Kerry Reed, Reel Adventures Sportfishing<br />

Winter Drive with CONFIDENCE!<br />

ROAD WORTHY RIDES AT NELSON FORD<br />

2014 Ford Focus SE<br />

2.0L AUTO, HEATED SEATS<br />

149,505 KMS #21EC3808A<br />

SALE PRICE $8,991<br />

2019 Honda Civic<br />

Sedan LX<br />

57,812 KMS #21RA0331A<br />

SALE PRICE $22,149<br />

2019 Ford Edge SEL<br />

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2017 Ford Escape SE 4x4<br />

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2017 Ford F-150<br />

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62,260 KMS #21LT2238A<br />

SALE PRICE $44,367<br />

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SALE PRICE $23,347<br />

2019 Ford F-150 XLT<br />

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70.743 KMS #21LT5157A<br />

SALE PRICE $46,987<br />

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Health/Personal<br />

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LTD.: Fully insured for all your<br />

residential and commercial septic<br />

pumping needs. 778-454-2221.<br />

Gardening/Landscaping<br />

*GLACIER VALLEY TREE CARE:<br />

Local danger tree professionals.<br />

Utility certified lift trucks. Whole<br />

tree chippers. Stump grinding.<br />

Pruning. Land clearing. Certified<br />

arborists, fallers, assessors. Free<br />

same day assessment and advice.<br />

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Health/Personal<br />

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St, Nelson, 250-354-3937 and Unit 2,<br />

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to providing you with the best in oral<br />

health care! #201 402 Baker St, Nelson.<br />

250-352-5012.<br />

SHADE TREE MASSAGE THERAPY<br />

NOW WELCOMING new and returning<br />

clients for therapeutic and relaxation<br />

treatments. Clean, quiet, professional<br />

office located in Winlaw. Jessica<br />

Coonen, RMT 250-226-6887, shadetreemassagetherapy@fastmail.com<br />

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cleaning, outings transportation, lawn<br />

maintenance, snow removal & more.<br />

Supporting clients of all ages and abilities.<br />

Fully insured. WCB coverage.<br />

250-265-3842 for a free consultation.<br />

www.spectrumcares.ca<br />

Notices Page<br />

Found<br />

CAMOUFLAGE AMMO WALLET:<br />

Found above Ainsworth a month or<br />

so ago. Call to identify ammo and<br />

claim. 250-777-2517.<br />

FOUND ADRIFT ON KOOTENAY<br />

LAKE BY BALFOUR: A blue Pelican<br />

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claim, 250-304-5930.<br />

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KASLO 199108<br />

$685,000<br />

Gorgeous solar powered 3 bed<br />

3 bath log home in secluded<br />

portion off Kootenay Lake!<br />

200 feet of lake frontage. Boat<br />

access only. Private 4 acre lot<br />

with fabulous views.<br />

CASTLEGAR 199096<br />

$670,000<br />

1-778-738-1697<br />

MONTROSE 198500<br />

Zoned ALR! Fantastic hobby<br />

farm with over $100,000<br />

spent on upgrades and<br />

improvements! $30k New septic<br />

system & field, $12k agricultural<br />

well, $30k upgraded water<br />

system & more!<br />

MONTROSE 198538<br />

GRAND FORKS 199101<br />

$4<strong>29</strong>,900<br />

1-778-738-1697<br />

Fresh out of the upgrades! This<br />

4 bed 2 bath family home is<br />

situated in a quiet location,<br />

close to shopping and has a<br />

fabulous valley view from the<br />

deck. Basement suite for extra<br />

$$ or just use for the family!<br />

250-304-2269<br />

CRESCENT VALLEY 198942<br />

CRESCENT VALLEY 198943<br />

WINLAW 199112<br />

$349,900<br />

1-778-738-1697<br />

1-778-738-1697<br />

CRESCENT VALLEY 198944<br />

$30,000 invested in renos and<br />

upgrades! 2 bed 1 bath home<br />

has all new TRIPLE glazed<br />

windows, new floor, $20,000<br />

detached and upgraded studio.<br />

Huge detached shop with loft<br />

and 12 x 12 horse shelter!<br />

YAHK 199067<br />

$1,390,000<br />

2500'+ WATERFRONT! with<br />

private sandy beaches on over<br />

30 acres. Substantial 5 bed 4<br />

baths log home, Includes 44<br />

unit self storage business and a<br />

billboard business.<br />

30 x 60 Shop.<br />

CRESCENT VALLEY 198963<br />

JUST LISTED!<br />

Commercial, Industrial and Residential<br />

Garage Door Sales, Service,<br />

Repair & Installation<br />

bobsdoorserviceinc.com<br />

bobsdoorservicerh@gmail.com<br />

236-972-BOBS (2627)<br />

NEW UPDATES!<br />

$399,800<br />

3.25 acre lot with build site! Great views.<br />

All services at lot line, mature trees,<br />

private yet close to all amenities.<br />

1-250-485-8988<br />

. GRAND FORKS 197983<br />

NEW UPDATES!<br />

$399,800<br />

Fantastic one level 1 bed 1 bath home in<br />

Montrose! Large corner lot with ample<br />

privacy and room to expand!<br />

1-250-485-8988<br />

TARRYS 198977<br />

$189,900<br />

1.228 acres ready for you to build your<br />

dream home! Power and water to the lot<br />

line and telephone is available.<br />

1-778-738-1697<br />

FRUITVALE 198513<br />

$179,900<br />

1.317 acres ready for you to build your<br />

dream home! Power and water to the lot<br />

line and telephone is available.<br />

1-778-738-1697<br />

ROSSLAND 198516<br />

$239,900<br />

1.517 acres ready for you to build your<br />

dream home! Power and water to the lot<br />

line. Close to all amenities yet secluded.<br />

1-778-738-1697<br />

TRAIL 198512<br />

$1,100,000<br />

3 bed 2 bath home in private location,<br />

minutes to Slocan amenities. Brand<br />

new windows, lighting & ventilation<br />

upgrades, air conditioned shop, vaulted<br />

ceiling, central vacuum system.<br />

1-778-738-1697<br />

. OOTISCHENIA 199111<br />

POWER OUT AGAIN?<br />

Fear Not!<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

SOLD<br />

$16K IN<br />

COMMISSION SAVED!<br />

PROCTER 199110<br />

$899,000<br />

Dream property steps from stunning<br />

Kootenay Lake! Fully fenced yard &<br />

gardens! 1.5 acres of forest! Spacious,<br />

custom built 5 bed 3+2 bath house with<br />

separate income generating rental suite.<br />

1-778-738-1697<br />

SALMO 198506<br />

$99,500<br />

SOLD<br />

Perfect location, outdoor enthusiast's<br />

paradise close to village and ski hill.<br />

0.85 acres, cleared & ready to build.<br />

1-250-354-9353<br />

NELSON 199051<br />

$249,900<br />

Private lot with mountain views. Large<br />

deck, well kept 2bed 2 bath modular<br />

home. Recently landscaped. Private and<br />

close to Nelson and Castlegar.<br />

1-778-738-1697<br />

CRESTON 198511<br />

$224,900<br />

Cute and cozy 2 bed 1 bath home located<br />

on a lovely lot with plenty of parking<br />

and fruit trees. Bright, open concept<br />

living space with lots of potential!<br />

1-778-738-1697<br />

CRESTON 198510<br />

$1,195,000<br />

Multiple income producing property!<br />

Zoned for both AG1 & C-2! Main 4 bed<br />

2 bath family home, motel, modular<br />

home, second dwelling, cabin & more!.<br />

1-250-428-6221<br />

CRAWFORD BAY 198955<br />

$424,700<br />

Newly renovated open concept, 3 bed<br />

1 bath home + 30x25'6" integral shop<br />

with extra tall ceiling. 3.5 acres, fencing<br />

and gated with mature trees.<br />

1-250-505-5991<br />

BEAVERDELL 198995<br />

$499,999<br />

Steps to West Kettle River! Newer 3 bed<br />

2 bath home with modern upgrades!<br />

Fully fenced yard, shop & sheds.<br />

1-250-215-0444<br />

. NELSON 199064<br />

$879,000<br />

Recently renovated unique custom<br />

built home! 3 bed 3 bath duplex with 2<br />

self-contained floors. Ample parking.<br />

1-250-226-7271<br />

KASLO 199066<br />

$795,000<br />

Beautiful 2 bed 2 bath updated home on<br />

just over an acre minutes from ski hill.<br />

Modern flare with a touch of traditional.<br />

1-778-239-0446<br />

SILVERTON 198971<br />

$509,999<br />

Private 1/4 acre lot, newly upgraded<br />

3 bed 2+ bath home, 2 bay detached<br />

carport, workshop. Offers over $500K<br />

will be considered.<br />

1-778-738-1697<br />

ROSSLAND 198505<br />

$1,000,000<br />

Newly built modern home on 1.75<br />

acres! Landscaped lot with established<br />

gardens and fruit trees..<br />

1-250-306-1771<br />

TRAIL 198490<br />

$259,000<br />

Two titles, one tax bill! 3 bed 1 bath<br />

home steps from Columbia River. Low<br />

maintenance yard! Corner lot in East<br />

<strong>Trail</strong>! Close to rec centre and amenities!<br />

1-250-921-5285<br />

HARROP 198972<br />

$1,200,000<br />

Subdividable lakeside, 11 acre lot<br />

bordering Crown land, mature trees,<br />

primed for electrical hook up.<br />

1-778-738-1697<br />

BONNINGTON 199065<br />

$89,000<br />

Best priced acreage in the area!<br />

Waterfront lot in fantastic location.<br />

1.83 acres, paved road with easy access.<br />

1-250-551-1581<br />

ROSSLAND 198502<br />

SOLD<br />

$9K IN<br />

COMMISSION SAVED!<br />

KASLO 198507<br />

$674,500<br />

7km north of Kaslo! Shutty Bench<br />

history for sale! 2 bed 2 bath home on<br />

3.24 acres, number of outbuildings.<br />

1-250-833-8491<br />

NELSON 199105<br />

$649,999<br />

$15k in recent renovations & upgrades!<br />

Well maintained 3 bed 2 bath modular<br />

home close to 6 Mile beach!<br />

1-250-825-4672<br />

CASTLEGAR 198109<br />

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Call us today!<br />

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$1,165,000<br />

1-250-551-4556<br />

$599,995<br />

The commercial and investment<br />

Newly built home still undergoing work.<br />

opportunity you've been waiting for!<br />

3 beds, 2 baths, 90K in renovations! Best<br />

Charming 3 bed 2 bath, renovated home<br />

glacier views, amazing sunsets.<br />

1-250-551-5585<br />

$774,999<br />

Fabulous triplex in Kaslo! Great rental<br />

income! 21.57 acres. 8 beds, 3 baths, 3<br />

suites. Over $400k in upgrades!<br />

1-778-738-1697<br />

$259,000<br />

2021 NEW ROOF! Income property!<br />

3 bed, 2 bath, 2 suite home in <strong>Trail</strong> with<br />

terraced yard, view of Columbia River.<br />

1-250-512-8037<br />

$199,000<br />

Vacant 0.14 acre lot in fantastic newer<br />

neighbourhood! Build your dream home<br />

in <strong>Rossland</strong> BC! Services at lot line.<br />

1-360-488-7371<br />

$1,100,000<br />

Log home on 3.24 acres in Pass Creek.<br />

Large master suite, large rooms,<br />

expansive views. Hot tub, central vacuum.<br />

1-250-365-6427<br />

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Notice<br />

CRESCENT VALLEY COMMUNI-<br />

TY HALL AGM: Monday, Dec. 6,<br />

7:30pm. New members welcome.<br />

KOOTENAY ANIMAL ASSIS-<br />

TANCE PROGRAM SOCIETY<br />

AGM: Sunday, Dec 5, 1pm at the<br />

Best Western Inn, Nelson.<br />

THE PASTRY SHOP: We’ve got<br />

something for everyone. 1447 Bay<br />

Ave. <strong>Trail</strong>. 250-364-1013.<br />

Announcement<br />

ATTENTION YOUTH ENTREPRE-<br />

NEURS! Place your classified ad<br />

with a photo of the product you<br />

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provide and <strong>Pennywise</strong> will run it for<br />

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Classes/Workshops<br />

COMMUNITY EDUCATION &<br />

WORKPLACE TRAINING: Selkirk<br />

College,1-866-301-6601. www.selkirk.ca/ce<br />

WELCOME BACK! Are you wanting<br />

to keep active during the winter<br />

months but don’t want to be walking<br />

on icy paths? Come join a group of<br />

adults and seniors’ starting Friday,<br />

<strong>Nov</strong>. 5 and keep connected with your<br />

neighbours and friends throughout<br />

the winter. The pandemic requires<br />

that participants must be vaccinated<br />

and wear masks. Please bring proof<br />

of vaccination. We will start by meeting<br />

every Friday at 9:30am in St Andrew’s<br />

Heritage Hall. We walk around<br />

the United Church and hall and then<br />

take part in exercises in sitting and<br />

standing. Designed by a retired physiotherapist,<br />

the program keeps us<br />

mobile, our bones strong and prevents<br />

falls. $40 for the season or $3<br />

for drop-in. Call Elizabeth for further<br />

information, 250-353-2563.<br />

Pets<br />

A NICE FAMILY ATMOSPHERE<br />

for your small dog at Willacres Dog<br />

Boarding, Fruitvale. Joan, 250-367-<br />

7706.<br />

PRACTICING PET GROOMER: 250-<br />

512-9513.<br />

REHOMING BEAUTIFUL SIAMESE:<br />

12mo. old female, spayed, has all<br />

shots, healthy, playful, $350. 250-<br />

368-6603.<br />

WANTED: LOOKING TO BUY MAL-<br />

AMUTE PUPPY: Male, black & white<br />

if possible. Please call Joe or Shelly,<br />

250-825-0070 or leave mess.<br />

Automotive<br />

Cars<br />

2013 DODGE DART: Hemi orange,<br />

176,000kms, manual, well-maintained,<br />

$7000obo. Call or text, 250-<br />

231-2878.<br />

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Cars<br />

CASTLEGAR KIA LOCATED ON CO-<br />

LUMBIA AVE is a full-service dealership<br />

that offers the complete lineup<br />

of new Kia cars, crossovers, SUVs and<br />

vans. www.castlegarkia.com<br />

FROM OIL CHANGES TO FULL-ON<br />

ENGINE REPAIR with everything<br />

in between. Nelson Ford, 250-352-<br />

7202. We are THE Ford Dealer in Nelson.<br />

www.nelsonfordsales.com<br />

Trucks<br />

IF YOU ARE IN THE MARKET for a<br />

new or quality pre-owned Ford Vehicle<br />

we have you covered! AM Ford,<br />

2795 Highway Dr, <strong>Trail</strong>, BC. 1-800-<br />

961-0202.<br />

RVs/Campers<br />

ROCK ISLAND RV: Not only do we<br />

have RVs but we also have used vehicles<br />

and boats! 8023 Old Waneta Rd,<br />

Hwy 3B, <strong>Trail</strong> BC. www.rockislandrv.<br />

com<br />

Motorcycles/Snowmobiles<br />

1996 HARLEY-DAVIDSON FX-DY-<br />

NA: Good shape, $6000obo or trade.<br />

250-608-9797.<br />

MAIN JET MOTORSPORTS: Check<br />

out our online store for products by<br />

KTM, Klim, Scott, FOX, Polaris, Honda<br />

and more. www.shopmainjet.ca<br />

SCOOTER WANTED: Older Yamaha<br />

or Honda, running or not. 250-505-<br />

0698.<br />

YAMAHA VECTOR MOUNTAIN<br />

SNOWMOBILE: 3cyl, 4 stroke,<br />

973cc, 220hp on pump fuel, 3700mi,<br />

very good condition, $6000. 250-353-<br />

2430.<br />

Heavy/Farm Equipment<br />

USA - 2007 TIMBCO 445EXL. Newer<br />

undercarriage, Quadco 360 hot<br />

saw, great condition, $125,000USD.<br />

208-610-4774.


Be prepared on the road!<br />

The unprecedented atmospheric river<br />

event is a really good reminder on how to<br />

actually be prepared for a road trip in British<br />

Columbia.<br />

As a kid I took it for granted with my grandparents,<br />

that no matter where we would go,<br />

there would always be the old brown Coleman<br />

cooler packed with hard boiled eggs,<br />

cold grilled cheese sandwiches, cut up veggies,<br />

thermos of coffee and a thermos of tea.<br />

PHILIP KANIGAN BSc, DMD<br />

Notary Public Inc. A Name You Can Trust<br />

WE ARE OPEN FOR BUSINESS by appointment<br />

Please call 250-365-2289. Ask us about our safety procedures!<br />

2009 Columbia Ave, Castlegar, BC Tel. 250-365-2289 Fax 250-365-2275 www.castlegarnotary.com<br />

They would say “you just can’t<br />

always know if you will get to<br />

where you are going around here.” These road<br />

trips from their past are a reminder of what<br />

we may face.<br />

Always be prepared, you have the room to<br />

always pack a few more things in case of an<br />

emergency. Always have a good emergency<br />

kit packed up when traveling.<br />

At a minimum you should always have on<br />

hand:<br />

Wills & Power of Attorneys<br />

Representation Agreements<br />

Real Estate Purchases & Sales<br />

Real Estate Contracts<br />

Mortgages/Refinances<br />

Changes to Land Titles<br />

Subdivisions<br />

Easements<br />

and more<br />

1. Well stocked first aid kit, with personal<br />

medications<br />

2. Non perishable foods/ snacks (Lots,I<br />

mean LOTS)<br />

3. Lots of potable water to drink.<br />

4. Good quality jumper cables or a mini<br />

booster pack<br />

5. Matches/ Lighter, a flashlight and some<br />

candles<br />

6. A good socket set and basic tools.<br />

7. Spare<br />

charging cable<br />

for your smart<br />

phone<br />

8. Always<br />

carry a bit of<br />

cash, can’t rely<br />

on your cards<br />

SOLD<br />

9.Small<br />

shovel/ Multi<br />

tool (some cool ones out there)<br />

10. Nice warm blanket<br />

Cars are sealed up enough that one candle<br />

can be enough of a source of heat to keep you<br />

warm enough when you are stranded. Always<br />

check the tire pressure in your spare tire,<br />

always try to keep as much fuel in your tank<br />

as you can in between long durations with no<br />

stations.<br />

Most importantly, ALWAYS TELL SOME-<br />

ONE your trip plans! Where are you going?<br />

When you plan on reaching your destination?<br />

What route are you taking? Promise to call or<br />

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of RDCK residents as we work<br />

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The Scarletizing of “The Addict”<br />

Addiction is not a choice. It is not a character<br />

flaw or ethical failure. It is not a symptom<br />

of a morally corrupt human being.<br />

Those who share the life of an “addict”<br />

are not co-conspirators or accomplices who<br />

aid and abet alcohol and drug use. They are<br />

human beings too, who love and cherish the<br />

“addict” as deeply as anyone loves another.<br />

“Othering” the parents of the addict, stigmatizing<br />

non-traditional families, labelling with<br />

concepts of brokenness the single mother who<br />

is struggling to survive, the absent father, the<br />

unemployed, racialized minorities, siblings<br />

and friends who may have also used drugs<br />

with “the addict,” <strong>–</strong> all of these are merely a<br />

projection. They represent nothing more than<br />

an avoidance of the disturbing reality that<br />

addiction can happen to anyone.<br />

It can happen to your son, daughter, sister,<br />

brother, wife, husband, mother, father,<br />

grandparent, aunt, uncle, colleague, or friend.<br />

Addiction can happen in the traditional<br />

nuclear family. Addiction could happen to<br />

you.<br />

Addiction occurs insidiously and mercilessly.<br />

The changes in personality and behaviour is<br />

initially nebulous and if unchecked morphs<br />

relentlessly into a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde persona.<br />

“The addict” becomes unrecognizable to<br />

those dearest and closest who are abandoned<br />

to a grief that society fails to recognize. He or<br />

she has boarded a train to which loved ones<br />

are denied access, a train from which there is<br />

rarely an exit. The journey often ends tragically<br />

in institutionalization and/or death.<br />

Shaming and blaming “the addict” is disturbingly<br />

reminiscent of the Puritanical projections<br />

in Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet<br />

Letter. The means by which our society Scarletizes<br />

the addict reveals not the sins of a human<br />

being, but the inconvenient truths society<br />

refuses to allow into conscious awareness.<br />

Addiction is not a disease. The dichotomous<br />

thinking styles of those who regard “the<br />

addict” in terms of binary opposites, from a<br />

framework of good and bad, moral and corrupt,<br />

and those who regard dependency as<br />

a function of a diseased mind, might offer<br />

meaning and security in a chaotic world, but it<br />

clouds our ability to see the big picture.<br />

Our society’s propensity for<br />

black-and-white-conceptualization shows a<br />

kind of tribal thinking that clouds our ability<br />

to look at life from eyes other than our own.<br />

It is a kind of thinking style that shields us<br />

against larger truths but paradoxically locks us<br />

into a lower level of consciousness.<br />

We live with illusion that we are operating<br />

with love and altruism while acting together<br />

in a unified front that reinforces our sense<br />

of virtuousness notwithstanding the glaring<br />

social and political inequities that bespeak a<br />

different truth.<br />

The big truth about addiction is that the<br />

behaviour of “the addict” cannot be modified<br />

with behavioural modification techniques<br />

and cannot be treated with a “disease-based”<br />

medical model while ignoring the powerfully<br />

influential interaction of sociocultural<br />

and humanistic influences. The big truth is<br />

that addiction is not a chronic noncommunicative<br />

disease that can be managed with an<br />

evidence-based disease model. We need to<br />

abandon the assumptions under which we are<br />

operating and open our minds and hearts to<br />

new ways of seeing.<br />

“The addict” is a human being in a profound<br />

state of physical and/or psychological suffering.<br />

He or she is rarely blameworthy of anything<br />

more than the same imperfections manifesting<br />

in each of us. The most entrenched “addicts”<br />

are often the victims of childhood sexual<br />

abuse at the hands of those with institutionalized<br />

powers<br />

or those<br />

entrusted with<br />

their care. Others<br />

have been<br />

removed from<br />

their homes<br />

and robbed of<br />

HYBRID<br />

loving family,<br />

community,<br />

land, language,<br />

and heritage<br />

by those who<br />

ruthlessly<br />

exploited the<br />

powers vested<br />

in them. Many<br />

were the victims<br />

of abandonment<br />

by<br />

those who<br />

abdicated their<br />

responsibilities,<br />

and who<br />

were never<br />

made accountable<br />

for their<br />

actions.<br />

A significant<br />

majority<br />

of “addicts”<br />

are those who<br />

also suffered<br />

physical and/or sexual abuse in a society that<br />

turned and turns a blind eye to physical, sexual,<br />

and financial abuse committed under the<br />

patriarchal umbrella. Many were refugees<br />

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turned into “sex slaves.” Some were human<br />

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abandoned and left destitute by society.<br />

A significant number of those “addicts”<br />

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An alarming number of those suffering<br />

from addictions have been the victims of Intimate<br />

Partner Violence. In the context of a legal<br />

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the rights of the accused, virtually nothing<br />

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protection. Those with policing powers rarely<br />

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has been grievously wounded, the justice<br />

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Physicians with knowledge and authority to<br />

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A significant number of those with addictions<br />

have experienced “mild” traumatic brain<br />

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injury (a pre-concussive incident) can set the<br />

brain on fire: a neuroinflammatory process<br />

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brain function.<br />

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every organ in the body: cognitive changes,<br />

changes in personality and behaviours, sensory<br />

(visual and hearing impairments), motor<br />

impairments (difficulties walking, talking,<br />

swallowing, and breathing), sleep impairments<br />

(insomnia, nightmares with catastrophic ideation.<br />

REM Sleep Behaviour Disorder), psychiatric<br />

impairments (anxiety, depression,<br />

suicidality), depressed immune function, and<br />

persistent pain. Functional impairments in all<br />

areas of life compromise an individual’s ability<br />

to contribute to life and to sustain relationship<br />

with others.<br />

In a desperate attempt to manage the symptom<br />

cascade, a complicated and unhealthy<br />

relationship with alcohol and drugs invariably<br />

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substance use continues to escalate, are we not<br />

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“The addict” is not a human being who<br />

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The BC Association of Farmers’ Markets<br />

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offering a $500 grant every year. In addition<br />

to being a long-time farmer, Mary was also<br />

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and farmers’ market community in BC,<br />

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Old-Fashioned<br />

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The Balfour & District Heritage Association<br />

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Old Fashioned Holiday Concert.<br />

Come together with your neighbours in the<br />

newly refurbished historic chapel (8551 Busk<br />

Road)and enjoy listening to local musicians,<br />

story tellers and more. There will be two seatings<br />

on Saturday, December 11, one at 2pm<br />

and one at 7pm. Tickets are only $10 and are<br />

available at Gill & Gift at the Balfour ferry<br />

landing or call to reserve at 250-2<strong>29</strong>-2113.<br />

Please arrive half an hour early and with your<br />

proof of vaccination . All proceeds benefit the<br />

Balfour Historic Committee.<br />

Balfour & District Heritage Association<br />

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Notice of Application for a<br />

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We, 590590 BC Ltd Weiland Construction of 7033 Hwy 3A,<br />

Nelson BC have applied for the APPORTIONMENT of the<br />

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Come Picnic in Winlaw<br />

As supply chains rattle the province, the<br />

need for locally-sourced products and locally-grown<br />

food has never been greater. Thankfully,<br />

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It is with great sadness that family and friends announce the<br />

passing of Sara Belinda Neufeld on October 28, 2021.<br />

Sara was born on June 5, 1969 in Blackpool, Lancashire. She<br />

immigrated to Calgary in 1989 with her 18-month-old son Paul.<br />

While a quiet and private person, Sara usually had a smile on<br />

her face and a twinkle in her eye. She had an English sense of<br />

humour and preferred to see the glass as half full. She always<br />

had a kind word and was quick to offer a helping hand if she<br />

could.<br />

Sara enjoyed watching hockey, football (soccer to us Canadians)<br />

and tennis. She was quite skilled with a soccer ball and<br />

sometimes took it when she walked her dog.<br />

Although she suffered with failing heath for the last several<br />

years, she never let on <strong>–</strong> she would just start a new pursuit<br />

when she could no longer do something.<br />

Good at most thing she tried, her later hobbies were kayaking<br />

and photography and she became quite good at both. Last<br />

summer she grew a nice garden and was proud of her beans<br />

and carrots and tomatoes. She was forever trying new things<br />

and truly enjoyed every day as best as she could.<br />

Loving Canada for the opportunites it had offered her, she was<br />

also proud of her English heritage. Sara loved her family, her<br />

friends and her dog. She had a great love for animals of all<br />

kinds, and even had a tree frog that became a pet of sorts for<br />

the last couple of years. A friend arranged for her to go horseback<br />

riding with Herb Thompson a few years ago, something<br />

she’d wanted to do all her life. She beamed for days about<br />

that. Sara had a presence on several online forums as she was<br />

house bound for several hours each day. She made friends<br />

all over world: Tasmaia, LA, North Carolina and London on a<br />

spaniel site; and one for Brits abroad as well as a local photography<br />

forum.<br />

She will be fondly remembered and missed by everyone who<br />

had the opportunity to know her. We would like to thank the<br />

doctors, nurses and all the staff at Kootenay Lake Hospital in<br />

Kaslo for all your support, care and compassion through Sara’s<br />

journey, and know she considered you all as friends as well.<br />

Introducing Picnic, the new social<br />

enterprise and community hub by the<br />

incredible folks at Kootenay Food and<br />

West Kootenay Permaculture Coop (WKP-<br />

Coop). This beautiful all-season outdoor cafe,<br />

located in Winlaw on unceded Sinixt Territory,<br />

is re-inventing what it means to give<br />

back.<br />

“When COVID hit, we had to pivot and<br />

figure out what it would all look like,” said<br />

Damon Chouinard, of the West Kootenay<br />

Permaculture Coop. “We<br />

went from having a very<br />

strong volunteer model to<br />

having to find ways to hire<br />

people. Meanwhile a lot of<br />

our income dried up suddenly<br />

During COVID, we<br />

also took on a delivery program<br />

of sorts where we could<br />

take a gift bundle filled with<br />

jams, soups, kale chips and<br />

granola, and bring it to someone<br />

in need. Or if someone<br />

needed medications picked<br />

up in town, we’d pull it all<br />

together. From there, the next<br />

step was Picnic.”<br />

Picnic is thrilled to explore<br />

the food access side of Kootenay<br />

Food from their cafe,<br />

having just launched their<br />

new free soup and smile program.<br />

Anyone can come in<br />

Rest in Peace Dear Girl<br />

for a free cup of soup on the<br />

days they are open, or you<br />

can pay $5 for a cup of soup,<br />

which is essentially buying a<br />

cup of soup for someone in<br />

need.The program will run<br />

through the winter into the<br />

summer of 2022.<br />

Picnic is not just about<br />

reducing barriers to food for<br />

those who need it, they’re all<br />

about offering organic, Kootenay Food-centric,<br />

high quality and seasonal food at a fair<br />

price. For instance, they don’t have avocado<br />

on the menu since it’s not a local product.<br />

They also offer a few vegan and gluten-free<br />

options which they hope to produce more of.<br />

“We’ve had a pretty incredible response<br />

from the community,” said Shauna Fidler of<br />

Kootenay Food. “People are pretty elated that<br />

they can come here for an amazing cup of<br />

coffee (from our master barista Giselle), and<br />

get high-quality organic food. We’re using the<br />

peak harvest of the season and Ananda, our<br />

chef, is super skillful in value processing...<br />

making hot sauce from local peppers, housemade<br />

pickles, ferments, kimchi and jams.<br />

Almost everything is made from scratch,<br />

in-house. It’s pretty amazing.”<br />

They’re also looking for their community<br />

to stock their pantries with Picnic’s shelf-stable,<br />

local and organic preserves. They have<br />

an incredible line-up, from cardamon-ginger<br />

peach jam and candied jalapenos to pickled<br />

beets and classic dill pickles.<br />

“The stresses to our supply chains over the<br />

past couple years have opened up the eyes of<br />

everyone when it comes to food and supplies,”<br />

said Chouinard. “A social enterprise and cafe<br />

like Picnic and the model we want to explore<br />

is fast becoming more relevant than ever.”<br />

Picnic now employs six local employees<br />

and they’re in the process of winterizing their<br />

space at the Spicer Centre behind Rambling<br />

Rose and Spinning Fables. They have a beautiful<br />

tent, propane heaters and will be making<br />

more improvements over the coming weeks<br />

to keep people warm and fed.<br />

Check out the Kootenay Food Pop-Up<br />

Shops, during Slocan <strong>Valley</strong> Cheer, happening<br />

on December 4, 11 and 18, 2021. You’ll<br />

have the chance to stock up on pickles, jam,<br />

sauces and more. Your purchases will help<br />

feed your community and support this unique<br />

social enterprise. Come for amazing coffee,<br />

delicious local<br />

organic food,<br />

and live music<br />

by Buddhagrass<br />

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Enjoy<br />

everything in<br />

their outdoor<br />

fireside marquee<br />

tent, and<br />

don’t forget to<br />

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soup while<br />

you’re there.<br />

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Indigenous inspired<br />

healing<br />

Circle of Indigenous Nations (COINs) has<br />

two drop-in groups in Nelson.<br />

Healing Our Spirits Circle <strong>–</strong> for mental<br />

health and substance use. This Circle is held<br />

on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month,<br />

1:00-3:00 at Nelson United Church, 602<br />

Sillica Street, on the 3rd floor in the Fairview<br />

Room.<br />

Wellbriety <strong>–</strong> an Indigenous approach to<br />

12-step workthat uses culturally based principles,<br />

values, and teachings to support healing<br />

from alcohol, substance use and intergenerational<br />

trauma. Join any meeting on the second<br />

and fourth Tuesdays of each month, 5:30<br />

- 7pm at the Nelson Baptist Church, 611 5th<br />

Street.<br />

No need to register, just drop in. Masks are<br />

required, and snacks are provided.<br />

Funded by the Community Action<br />

Initiative<br />

Call for entry!<br />

Oxygen Art Centre Online Mentorship<br />

Youth Scholarships<br />

Oxygen Art Centre (OAC) announces<br />

a new online Mentorship Program. There<br />

are currently two scholarships available for<br />

youth, 16 <strong>–</strong> 24 years old. The mentorship is<br />

comprised of two 1-hour mentorship sessions<br />

with one of OAC’s Artist Faculty.<br />

The online mentorship will be individually<br />

designed to meet the needs and interests<br />

of the individual youth artist, potentially<br />

involving technical demonstrations, advice,<br />

professional development, and/or critique<br />

regarding a specific project or technical area<br />

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Organized in a two-session format, each<br />

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have the opportunity to put some of their<br />

learning into practice before sharing and discussing<br />

their new work or development in the<br />

second session.<br />

Scholarship applications are now open and<br />

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been allocated.<br />

For more information: www.oxygenartcentre.org,<br />

education@oxygenartcentre.org<br />

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Jackets, flannel shirts,<br />

overalls, long sleeve safety<br />

shirts & hoodies.<br />

BUFFALO FLANNEL<br />

SHIRRTS $69 99<br />

PET FOODS<br />

AND FARM<br />

ANIMAL FEED<br />

BIRD FOOD &<br />

FEEDERS<br />

ELECTRICAL<br />

SUPPLIES!<br />

Six people allowed in store at one time. Proper face masks required.<br />

Please observe social distancing and help stop the spread of Covid-19.<br />

5763 Hwy 6, Winlaw<br />

250-226-7771<br />

Open Mon. - Fri. 9am-5pm<br />

Saturday 10am <strong>–</strong> 4pm<br />

Oxygen Art Centre.<br />

20 <strong>Nov</strong> <strong>29</strong>, 2021 T Your local shopper N picture online: www.pennywiseads.com

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