Jan 09, Pennywise – Nelson, Salmo

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January 9
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Across
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1 Toothy reptiles, for 6 “He short ___ changed a bit”
14 15 16
11 Identifying as one’s given
6 "He ___ changed a bit"
gender
17 18 19
11 Identifying as one's 14 Library given division
15 “... woman who lived in ___”
20 21 22 23
gender
16 AC/DC record label
14 Library division
24 25 26 27
17 Gag app for suds drinkers
15 "... woman who lived 18 Courtroom in ___" judge?
28 29
16 AC/DC record label
20 Felon-on-the-loose alerts
22 Yiddish “yuck!”
30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37
17 Gag app for suds 23 drinkers
Chow
18 Courtroom judge? 24 Polygraph technician?
38 39 40 41
28 “The Sopranos” fiancee who
Local
20 Felon-on-the-loose
shoppers gets alerts offed
42 43 44
22read Yiddish the"yuck!"
29 Brand prefix with Cat or Cone
30 Spinks in the ring
45 46 47 48 49
23 Chow
31 Mary and Joseph’s first
50 51 52
24 Polygraph technician? accommodation choice
33 Test type you do with buds
28 “If"The you’re Sopranos" fiancee who
53 54 55 56
38 Fishing tour guide?
brave gets offed
42 Surname of a certain
57 58 59 60 61 62
29 crossword creator :)
enough Brand prefix with Cat or Cone
43 Van. summer fair
63 64 65
30 Spinks in the ring
to say
44 Havana home
31 Mary and Joseph's 45 first Oil extract from marijuana 66 67 68
goodbye,
accommodation choice 48 Globe shapes
50 Marine biologist?
33life Test will type you do with 53 Joe Biden’s buds late son DOWN
12 “How ___ Your Mother”
40 The “I” of CNIB: Abbr.
55 “You’re oversharing, pal”
1 “Avatar” technology: Abbr.
13 Knights’ titles
41 Printing dupe
reward 38 Fishing you tour guide?
56 “The Bells ___ Mary’s” Down 2 Yank’s foe in the Civil War
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57 Staffing manager, at times? 3 Reply to “What was your first 21 ___-law (relative)
47 Brand logo on a pizza box
crossword creator 60 :)
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technology: Abbr.
24 Actress Edie
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PVR
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setting
49
datum
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hello.”
63 Monastery address
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25 Perfectionist’s aim
50 It’s a wrap
43 Van. summer fair
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64 Cervantes’ title
5 Neighbour of Croatia
26 Da ___ (port of Vietnam) 51 Stick on the wall in a pool
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44 Havana home
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a bed
will help get you there. 66 Red Chamber mem. 4 Entered during COVID-19, on tiptoe perhaps)
34 Helper in a 39 heist Move (ahead) 53 Totes slowly tight pals
48 Globe shapes
67 A black cat named Lucky, for 8 Mean guitar riffs
35 PVR setting datum
54 James Joyce’s homeland
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example
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50 Marine biologist?
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53 Joe Biden's late son
11 Roofing shakes wood
37 Shake an Etch A Sketch
61 “Knot’s Landing” actress Park
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55 "You're oversharing, pal"
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56 "The Bells ___ Mary's"
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8 Mean guitar riffs
49 Played the Big Bad Wolf, at
57 Staffing manager, at times?
to sponsor
9 Reply to "S'appenin'?", maybe times
60 Stymies, as a scheme
our popular
10 Pipe dividing joint
50
SUDOKU
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63 Monastery address
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11 Roofing shakes wood
51 Stick on the wall in a pool
64 Cervantes' title
Crossword
12 "How ___ Your Mother"
room
65 Bombeck's "Aunt ___ Cope
puzzle page
13 Knights' titles
52 Use as a bed
Book"
in the
19 New-sounding role for Keanu 53 Totes tight pals
66 Red Chamber mem.
Pennywise?
21 ___-law (relative)
54 James Joyce's homeland
67 A black cat named Lucky, for
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broken down into nine 3x3 boxes. To solve a
example
24 Actress Edie of "Nurse Jackie" 58 Long-running crime series
sudoku, the numbers 1 through 9 must fill each
68 Purple-haired people, say
25 Perfectionist's aim
59 Overdo the tanning
row, column and box. Each number can appear
only once in each row, column and box. You
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26 Da ___ (port of Vietnam) 61 "Knot's Landing" actress Park
can figure out the order in which the numbers
27 Piece of carry-on
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250-353-2602
provided in the boxes. The more numbers
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32 Party letters on an orange sign
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Technology is a Tool, Not a Focus
You’re driving in an unfamiliar area and don’t fully trust that
you’ll be able to find your destination. But you’ve come prepared!
You open your navigation app or your vehicle’s infotainment system,
type in the address, and are fastidiously following the directions.
You’re so focused on not missing a turn, in fact, that your focus on
the road slips for just a moment… and when you look back up, you
find yourself closing the distance between yourself and the vehicle
ahead far too quickly.
Navigation tools are useful additions to a driver’s arsenal. However,
it is worth remembering that these are indeed tools and not the
main focus. National Safe Driving Week is December 1 – 7 and the
Canada Safety Council, in partnership with the Insurance Brokers
Association of Canada, want to remind you that focus on the road
while behind the wheel is a must.
“It might be said that automation tools such as navigation apps
in a vehicle help reduce driver anxiety and therefore can help a person
focus on safe driving,” said Gareth Jones, President and CEO
of the Canada Safety Council. “And while that is true, these tools
can also contribute to distraction behind the wheel when not used
as intended. When used as a crutch, rather than assistance, these
technologies can quickly become problematic.”
Any task that takes focus off the road increases the likelihood of
a collision. Property damage and increased insurance premiums,
to say nothing of injury and fatality, are simply not worth the risk.
Read on for tips on how to safely navigate away from distraction
behind the wheel:
• Program your navigation before departure. At 90 km/h, taking
your eyes off the road for five seconds is the equivalent
of traveling the full length of a standard football field. Program
your destination ahead of time so it does not become
an issue while on the road.
• Get a passenger to help guide you. The auditory cues on
navigation apps can be distracting. Additionally, some apps
actively draw your attention to them, prompting the driver
to confirm presence of law enforcement or a collision. To
eliminate these distractions, ask a passenger to direct you
and leave the navigation tool muted. If you do not have a
passenger on board, be cognizant of where your attention is
being directed and ensure that there are no competing interests
to your focus on driving.
• Leave the phone alone. The best solution, of course, is to
leave your phone alone entirely while behind the wheel.
Familiarize yourself with your destination ahead of time,
using a tool like Google Street View. Knowing the area and
directions will enable you to keep your focus entirely on the
road, and to keep alert so you won’t miss your destination.
You can read more about distracted driving in our archived
National Safe Driving Week campaigns, go to www.canadasafetycouncil.org
One quick turn...
and it’s all over for this dog!
Dogs are easily jolted out of open pick-ups and often
suffer crippling injuries or death.
Use a protective kennel
secured to the truck bed, or
better yet, let your best friend
ride safely in the cab.
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Gardening/Landscaping
PRUNING AND SPRAYING SER-
VICES: Fruit trees, hedges, shrubs
and small tree removal. Phone/text
Don, 250-512-7217, Trail.
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Landscape Lighting. Call us for
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Health/Personal
ARE YOU TIRED? DO YOU
SNORE? You may have sleep apnea.
Call Columbia Respiratory for
your free consultation, no referral
required. 1-844-440-0277.
Health/Personal
CARING FOR YOU AND YOUR
SMILE: Red Clover Dental. Offering
whitening, veneers, crowns, sedation,
botox, clearline orthodontic
systems and more. Located at 810
Vernon St, Nelson. 250-352-5012.
GLASS HOUSE OPTICAL: 701
Front St, Nelson, 250-354-3937 and
Unit 2, 688 18th St, Castlegar, 250-
365-2026. Free sight testing at both
locations.
IF YOU WANT TO DRINK THAT’S
YOUR BUSINESS. If you want to
stop and need help that’s ours. Helpline:
1-250-800-4125. Info/meeting
list www.aawestkootenays.org
MAKE 2023 ABOUT YOUR
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Health/Personal
PROVIDING IN HOME, PRIVATE
CARE SERVICES with a professional
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email KootenayNursing@gmail.com
to inquire.
REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPY:
Joli Guthrie RMT, MSP available. By
appointment. 250-353-7605, Kaslo.
SHADE TREE MASSAGE THERAPY
NOW WELCOMING new and returning
clients for therapeutic and
relaxation treatments. Clean, quiet,
professional office located in Winlaw.
Jessica Coonen, RMT 250-226-6887,
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com
TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDI-
CINE & ACUPUNCTURE: TCMP Paul
Gaucher & TCMP Daniel Hengsbach.
Available every Tuesday & Thursday.
Initial visit $120, subsequent visit $60.
430 Baker St, Nelson. Call 250-354-
1995 or book online: www.kootenay
columbiacollege.janeapp.com
Health/Personal
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FLETCHER CREEK IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT AGM: Saturday, Jan. 28,
3pm at St. Andrew’s United Church,
Kaslo. Agenda Items: Trustees Report-
including condition of the Improvement
District’s Works. Election
of trustees- (one vacancy to be filled.
Volunteers needed). Presentation of
financial statements and proposed
2023 budget. Trustees’ Honorariumsmembers
vote on proposed increase
of Chair’s honorarium. Trustees’
meeting to follow the AGM. There will
be no motions from the floor.
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