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223 Boswell
225 Riondel
226 Winlaw/Vallican
227 Crawford Bay/Gray Creek
229 Balfour/Ainsworth
229 Procter/Harrop
265 Nakusp
269 Fauquier
304 CASTLEGAR...
and 365 608 687
352 NELSON...
and 354 505 509 551 777 825
353 Kaslo
355 Slocan City
357 Salmo/Ymir
358 New Denver/Silverton
359 South Slocan /Crescent Valley
362 Rossland
364 TRAIL...
and 368
366 Lardeau Valley/Duncan Lake
367 Fruitvale/Beaver Valley
399 Tarrys/Thrums/Glade
402 CRESTON...
and 428 254 431 435 977
442 Grand Forks...
and 443
445 Greenwood
446 Rock Creek
447 Christina Lake
449 Midway
484 Beaverdell
693 Genelle
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JUNE
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JUNE
2013
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS
Animals/Animal Care ............... 29,30,31
Automotive ................................... 39,42
Boats/Watercraft ............................... 42
Building Supplies .............................. 13
Bulletin Board ........................ 3,5,6,8-10
Commercial Real Estate .................... 33
Commercial Rentals .......................... 33
Computer Sales & Service ................ 15
Contractors/Tradespeople ............ 21,27
Education/Classes........................ 28,30
Employment Opportunities .......... 26,27
Events ........................................... 29,30
Farmers Market ................................. 23
Firewood ............................................ 15
Free for Free ...................................... 14
Furniture & Appliances ...................... 13
Gardening/Landscaping .................... 22
Health/Personal Care ................... 22,28
Heavy/Farm Equipment..................... 46
Lessons/Workshops .......................... 30
Livestock ........................................... 31
Lost & Found ................................ 26,27
Merchandise For Sale ............. 12,13,15
Merchandise Wanted ................... 14,15
Mobile Homes For Sale ..................... 33
Music Equipment/Service ............ 13,15
Parts/Access/Services ...................... 42
Real Estate ................................... 32,33
Rentals ......................................... 32,33
Recycling ........................................... 22
RVs/Campers .................................... 42
Services ........................................ 21,28
Shared Accommodation .............. 32,33
Snowmobiles ................................ 44,46
Sporting Goods ................................. 13
Thank You ................................ 23,28,29
Vacation Rentals ........................... 32,33
ACCOMMODATIONS
Quality Inn ...................................... 8
Witmar Hotels ............................... 16
ANIMALS
KAAP Pet of the Week ................. 29
Nelson Animal Hospital ................ 30
Nelson Farmers Supply ................ 19
AUTOMOTIVE
Alfab Manufacturing ..................... 45
AM Ford ...................................... 41
Balfour Autobody ......................... 29
Glacier Honda .............................. 39
Kaslo Automotive ..................... 15
Kootenay Chrysler ................. 46,47
McLachlan Auto .......................... 39
Nelson Chrysler ...................... 40, 42
Nelson Ford ................................. 43
Nelson Toyota .............................. 44
Rock Island RV ............................. 42
Scrap King Auto Wrecking ........... 42
Summit Subaru ...................... 44, 45
V&G Coatings .............................. 21
EDUCATION/CLASSES
Selkirk College ......................... 9, 16
EMPLOYMENT
Castlegar Chamber of Commerce 26
Community Living BC .................... 9
Nelson Ford .................................. 26
EVENTS
BlueBelle Bistro .............................. 6
Salon of the Arts ............................ 5
FINANCIAL SERVICES
Kootenay Savings Credit Union ..... 5
Nelson & District Credit Union ..... 19
GARDENING
Dig Garden Centre ......................... 9
GROCERIES
Apple Guy ....................................... 8
Ellisons Market ............................ 10
Kootenay Co-op ..................... 24, 25
HEALTH/
PERSONAL CARE
Canadian Cancer Society ............ 18
Connect Hearing .......................... 15
Glass House Optical ...................... 1
Kaslo Dental Clinic ....................... 15
Kaslo Health Matters .................... 38
Kootenay Lake Dental .................. 19
Skin Deep Medical ......................... 3
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Blind Man ....................................... 3
Kokanee Peaks Interiors .............. 14
NOTICES
Kaslo & District Community
Forest Society ...................... 27, 48
Kaslo Mohawk ............................... 6
Kootenay Lake Levels (Fortis) ...... 28
Lardeau River Adventures ............ 28
Ministry of Forest, Land & NRO. .. 22
NOTICES
Pennywise Classified Ad Info ....... 20
RDCK ............................................ 27
Tyleen Underwood Law Office ..... 23
OBITUARY NOTICES
Ed Davidson ................................ 35
Frank Miles .................................. 37
Gene Vibbert ............................... 36
Glenn Seamark ............................. 36
June Griswold .............................. 34
Marianne Morris ........................... 36
Veronica Green ............................ 32
OUTDOOR REC
Main Jet Motorsports ................... 17
REAL ESTATE
Eagle Homes ................................ 31
Nelson Common ............................ 2
Stacey Miller/ReMax .................... 33
RECREATION
Chances Casino ............................. 8
Chewelah Casino ........................ 18
SERVICES
Alan Burch Law Office.................... 1
Burn Safe Wood Heating ............. 21
Kel Print ........................................ 16
NDB Trucking Ltd ......................... 21
Parcel Depot ................................. 48
SHOPPING
Andres Audiotronic ......................... 7
Chahko Mika Mall ........................ 11
Shoes for the Soul........................ 13
Streetclothes Named Desire .......... 9
Valley Firearms ............................... 1
SHOPPING
Vibe Apparel ................................. 12
THANK YOU
Lardeau Valley Opportunity
Links Society .............................. 29
TOOLS & EQUIPMENT
Barrett Motorsports & Equipment ..13, 14
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DISPLAY ADVERTISERS INDEX
Pennywise Classified Ad Rates: Up to 15 words per area per week
Personal: $3.
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New to the
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778 and 236
Askew
Castlegar Hyundai
Castlegar Kia
Castlegar Toyota
Coldwll Banker
David Blishen
Rob Burrus
Ferraro Foods
Kalawsky Chevrolet
Buick
Kootenay Chrysler
Nelson Ford
Nelson SPCA/KAAP
Perfect Line Painting
Pennywise
Salon of the Arts
Trail SPCA

Obituary Notices
Connie Bowles
Ed Davidson
Frank Miles
Gene Vibbert
Glenn Seamark
June Griswold
Marianne Morris
Veronica Green
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Head Office 250-353-2602
1-800-663-4619 Fax 250-353-7444
Mail: Box 430, Kaslo, BC V0G 1M0
Pennywise also publishes the Go & Do 3 times a year,
Kaslo & Area Guide, and Camper News
PENNYWISE WEBSITE:
CLASSIFIEDS & GENERAL INFO:
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Kootenay Lake/Nelson RR 1&3 Kootenay Lake/Nelson RR 1&3
! RICHARDS SMALL ENGINE REPAIRS: Quads, snow-
mobiles, snowblowers & more. Pick up & delivery available.
7533 Ross Road, Harrop-Procter. 250-229-2122.
*HARDWOOD FLOORS AT WHOLESALE: Engineered
multi-ply prefinished, 35 year guarantee, birch and
maple, natural or stain, $3.99/sq.ft. pallet. Brazilian
exotics, 7 choices... cherry, black cherry, bloodwood,
toffee, santos mahogany, saddlewood and tigerwood.
Also, acacia and African walnut and teak, etc, over 250
samples. Bamboo, regular or strand. Cork, over 50 plus
choices, click or glue down from $2.49/sq.ft. pallet.
Slate, etc. At Juans, 1503 Hwy 3A, Thrums. Monday-
Saturday, 9am-5pm. 250-399-6377.
AA MEETING AT ST. MARKS ANGLICAN CHURCH,
KASLO - back door, Wednesdays, 7pm. 250-353-7377.
ACUPUNCTURE WALK-IN CLINIC IN KASLO: 404 Front
St. Mondays & Thursdays, 12noon-7pm. Private appoint-
ments call 250-551-2581.
ALTERATIONS, CLOTHING UPCYCLED, DRESS MAK-
ING & MENDING. Woodcrowedesigns, please call 250-
353-2083..
ATTENTION SHAREHOLDERS OF 0695941 BC LTD.
(Lease lots) There is a boil water advisory for water users
until further notice. Directors, 0695941 BC Ltd.
AVAILABLE at KASLO BUILDING SUPPLIES: Fir and
SPF (spruce/pine/r) Pellets. 250-353-7628..
BLACKBERRY WOOD IS PLAYING 2 NIGHTS AT THE
KASLO HOTEL! Come out for a night of dancing on Friday,
Jan. 24 or Saturday, Jan. 25, or both! No cover charge!
250-353-7714.
BLUEBELLE BISTRO IS OPEN Monday-Friday 8:30am-
8pm & Saturday-Sunday 9am-8pm. 347 Front St, Kaslo.
250-353-7361.
BOIL WATER ADVISORY for Fletcher Creek Improvement
District water users. Please inform all renters & guests. FCID
has a moratorium on all connections until further notice.
BUDDYS PIZZA: 417 Front St, Kaslo. 250-353-2282.
CAESAR SUNDAYS ARE BACK at the KASLO HOTEL:
Only $4.50 each! (includes tax) 250-353-7714.
CHIROPRACTOR in KASLO... DR. McKENZIE: 409 Wa-
ter St (behind Figments), Tuesdays. 250-551-3225. For ap-
pointments: 250-352-1322.
CHIROPRACTORS IN PROCTERS OLD SCHOOL-
HOUSE: Drs. Brian & Louise Cheshire. Tuesday/Thursday/
Saturday mornings. Call 250-551-0854.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH SERVICES: 9:30am Sun-
days, St. Michaels Church, Balfour. Turn to God for Healing.
COMMUNITY CALENDAR HAS ARRIVED: Your JVH
Grad canvasser should have delivered your calendar. If you
did not receive yours, please contact Heather 250-353-
7311 or hhewat@netidea.com Additional calendars for sale
at the school ofce.
DO YOU NEED DOCUMENT SHREDDING? Safe/reliable/
affordable, will pick up documents. Inquiries? Dave, 250-
227-9252 (Crawford Bay).
FOOD NIGHT: Kaslo Legion Lounge, Saturday, Jan. 18,
6pm. Lasagna, salad, garlic toast, dessert. $10/person.
Sponsored by Legion Ladies Auxiliary. Sorry no minors.
kscu.com
up to 2.15%
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TERM DEPOSIT SPECIAL
*Without profit shares; 2.10% with profit shares. Rates subject to change without notice.
- 33-month term
- IuIIy redeemabIe after 12
months without penaIty
- Minimum deposit $500
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Featuring work by
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January 4
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at the Langham Art Gallery, Kaslo.
Please do join us for our annual
fundraising event to supportArt Walk,
the Saturday market, the banner project,
and our post-secondary scholarship program.
Contact David Stewart at
250-366-4623 or 250-354-5368
for information
Presented by
North Kootenay
Lake Arts &
Heritage Council.
Doors open at
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FREE AND CONFIDENTIAL COUNSELLING for Women,
Children, Youth, Families, Adults and Addictions. Commu-
nity Services. 250-353-7691.
GET CREATIVE WITH A CUSTOM T-SHIRT! Tom
Coombs, Hoofprint Graphics, Kaslo. 250-353-2054.
HELP LAUNCH A NEW BOOK/GAMING STORE IN NEL-
SON! Take this free survey: Visit www.thefantasyportal.com
JUST A REMINDER: Carpet bowling has resumed after
the Christmas break. Come out and have some fun, some
lunch at the Treehouse and perhaps bridge at Abbey Man-
or or Life-writers at Seniors. 250-353-7488.
KASLO AL-ANON: For information and meeting times,
please call Colette at 250-353-2531.
KENS COMPUTER SERVICES for all your computers
needs, repairs, clean-ups, purchase assistance, house
calls. 250-229-2149, (c) 250-505-2788.
LINDSAY MCKINNON WILL BE IN KASLO from Jan. 21-
25. Flexible hours, great prices, limited space. Book your
appt, call/text, 250-353-1959.
LOOKING FOR DELIVERY OF A KING SIZE BED: From
Kaslo to Maple Ridge, will pay $150. 250-353-2500.
MIRROR LAKE WATER USERS COMMUNITY: Boil water
advisory for all users. Inform renters and guests.
NELSON HEALING ROOMS: Wednesdays 7-8:30pm,
711-10th St, Eleos Centre, no appointment necessary.
250-352-0300.
NEW MENU AT THE KASLO HOTEL! Were open all win-
ter, pub/restaurant open daily at 3pm! 250-353-7714.
PENNYWISE CAN BE PICKED UP IN THE NELSON
AREA at Canadian Wholesale Gas Bar, Duhamel Store,
Ellisons Market, Husky Gas, Kootenay Co-op, Kootenay
Bakery Cafe, Kootenay Currency Exchange, 715 Vernon
St. (all four area editions), Nelson Chamber of Commerce,
Nelson Box Ofce, New Grand Hotel, Old World Bakery,
Pharmasave, Taghum Shell and Waits News.
NEW MENU LAUNCH at the KASLO HOTEL: Tuesday,
Jan. 7! Try samples of our Southern Fried Chicken, Deli-
cious Homemade Pastas and Decadent Desserts on the
5th! 250-353-7714.
OVERBURDENED WITH DEBT? G.Moroso & Associ-
ates, Trustee in bankruptcy, situated locally, offers friendly,
condential services to help with nancial problems. Call
Anna, 250-365-1035 for a free consultation.
QUALITY RENOS LTD: Increase Equity and Comfort.
Specializing in complete bathrooms and kitchens. We
can also turn that basement into a rental suite or addi-
tional living space. From Sub-Floor repair, Tile, Hardwood,
Laminate, Lino, Countertops, Drywall, Paint, Insulation,
Windows, Plumbing, We also do Decks! Repair or Rebuild.
Free Estimates. Call Rob, 250-352-1165, leave msg, email:
qualityrenos@hotmail.com Thank you!
RICK HEWAT, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER: Call
in condence to discuss: Stocks, RRSPs, Government
Bonds, RSP GICs. 250-353-7372, 1-877-353-7372.
SILVATIP PORTABLE BANDSAW MILLING: Professional
sawmilling on your site since 1998. Bobcat services, cus-
tom planing, moulding, T&G, kiln drying, cedar, lumber
sales. Call 250-505-3805.
STEPHANIE FROM YACK & WHACK would like to wish
her wonderful clientel a Happy New Year! Please note new
phone number: 250-353-8814.
STUDIO/OFFICE FOR RENT. WiFi included, $100/mo.
Please visit the Langham ofce for viewing or call 250-
353-2661.
THE KASLO HOTEL WILL BE OPEN ALL WINTER! Pub
hours will be 3pm to close, 7 days a week until May 2014. The
restaurant (kitchen) hours will be 3pm until 9pm! 250-353-7714.
TOM COTTON PAINTING & DRYWALL. No GST. 250-
357-0063 or 250-354-7300 cell.
TOOTH TALK WITH MARA SAND, community dental hy-
gienist. Tips on dental care for parents of young children.
Individual consults and uoride varnish treatments avail-
able, if desired. No cost! Snacks and childcare provided.
Tuesday, Jan. 21, 9:30-11:30 North Lake Family Centre
(Jewett school). Registration required. Contact Barb Cyr:
250-353-7691 ext. 209 or barbcyr@nklcss.org Offered by
North Kootenay Lake Community Services Society, Interior
Health and proudly supported by Columbia Basin Trust.
TRY SOMETHING NEW! Kaslo Yoga every Wednesday,
United Church, 4:30pm. Call Sylvan for info, 250-366-
4222, sylvanargenta@hotmail.com
LOVE FOLK MUSIC? Why not help change the face of
the 2014 Kaslo Canada Day Folk Music Festival by joining
the Music Selection sub-committee? The scene will be ca-
sual meetings listening to potential artists with the goal of
selecting this years lineup. Volunteers in other areas also
needed. Contact Randy at 250-353-2556 or email: randy@
kaslofolkfest.com
347 FRONT STREET
KASLO ~ 250-353-7361
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
BlueBelle
Bistro & Beanery
Live at the Bistro
ALL SHOWS BEGIN AT 7:30 PM
Saturday, January 18 Friday, January 24 Friday, January 31
Windborn
Alternative, Groove Rock!
http://windborn.ca
Original World Jazz!
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East Indian Roots
From ancient to contemporary music
Downtown Kaslo
Depot open Mon. - Sat. 250-353-2205
Proud supporters of our community
Kaslo Mohawk Bottle Depot
Keep Recycling Alive...
Kaslo Mohawk will donate a portion of the total bottle
refund money paid out in the month of
January 2014...........Kaslo Minor Hockey
February 2014 ......North Kootenay Lake Community Services Society
March 2014 .......Columbia Basin Trust Alliance for Literacy (CBAL)
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352-7258 (250)
CRANBROOK
101 Kootenay St. North
426-8927 (250)
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CHECK OUT OUR NEW WEBSITE on machines, tips &
hints blog. www.jeansknittingroom.com
COLLEEN NAHNYCHUK TAX PREPARATION AND
BOOKKEEPING: By Appointment. 250-551-7054, fax
1-888-370-4938 or email: cntaxprep@gmail.com
DIAMOND RING: Gorgeous, high quality, near colourless,
awless, set in white gold/palladium, valued $4100, asking
$2500obo, documentation included. 250-777-1779..
DOG SLED TOURS at Spirit of the North Kennels. The
trails are in and the Alaskan huskies are ready to run. Visit
our webpage www.spiritofthenorthkennels.com for de-
scription and rates or 250-357-9390 in the evening.
DUCT CLEANING: Best method available, brush & power
whip. Local K.F. Kootenay Furnace, Slocan, 250-355-0088.
ELECTROLUX SALES & SERVICE: Central vacs, canis-
ters, uprights, carpet shampooers. Call Terry Hanson, 250-
825-9371.
FINANCIAL SERVICES: REDUCE DEBT BY UP TO 70%,
avoid bankruptcy, restructure your debt. Be debt free in 36
months. We work for YOU! Kootenay Consultant, Robert
Osborne. Free consultation: 250-365-8070, 1-877-765-
8070, roberto@4pillars.ca www.kootenaydebt.ca
FULL SERVICE AUTOMOTIVE: Repairs/diagnostics all
makes and models, free customer drop off/pick up within
Nelson. Herbs Alignment & Mechanical, 250-352-3626
www.herbsalign.ca
GET CREATIVE WITH A CUSTOM T-SHIRT! Tom
Coombs, Hoofprint Graphics, Kaslo. 250-353-2054.
100 Hall Road, Castlegar 250-304-6300 www.chances.ca
Hours: 11 am - 11 pm daily 11 am - 12 am Fri & Sat
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GETTING MARRIED? Ceremonies, Reception & Four Star
Accommodation Packages in 1 spectacular setting! www.
kootenaylakeviewlodge.com 1-877-229-4141.
HARROP-PROCTER FOREST PRODUCTS: Your local
source for sustainably harvested building materials. Tim-
bers, decking, siding, paneling, fencing, ooring and a
wide variety of cedar lumber. We also custom cut to order.
Make the green consumer choice by supporting BCs only
Eco-Certied Community Forest. Check out our products
and story at www.hpcommunityforest.org. Free local deliv-
ery on minimum orders. Call today for a quote. 250-551-
5452. Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm, Saturday 9am-3pm.
HUNTER DOUGLAS BLINDS SALE: Save up to 40% on
cellular, horizontal, vertical and more. Dulux-Color Your
World Paints, 250-352-9411.
ITS NOT ALWAYS EASY TO SPOT PHONE SCAMS, and new
ones are invented every day. If you suspect that you may be a
target of fraud, or if you have already sent funds, dont be em-
barrassed...youre not alone. If you would like to report a fraud
or if you need more information, contact the Canadian Anti-
Fraud Centre at 1-888-495-8501 or www.antifraudcentre.ca
KJES ARTWORK CONTEST: Submit an artwork image for
the Kaslo Jazz Festival. Deadline Mar. 30. $500 prize and
more. Contact for details info@kaslojazzfest.com
KODIAK SHARPENING: Specializing in carpentry/garden
tools. Pick-up/drop-off: HomeHardware Nelson/Castlegar/
Trail; Mitchells Castlegar, Maglios Trail. 250-352-9703.
KOOTENAY CURRENCY EXCHANGE for all your foreign
currency needs. Western Union agent. Currency for over
40 countries in stock. We buy pre 1966 Canadian coins
and pre 1964 American coins. Canadian gold & silver Ma-
ple Leaf coins available. Visit 715 Vernon St, Nelson. 9am-
5pm. Call 250-354-1441.
KOOTENAY SPRINGS SOFTUB: Made in Canada, Softub
service & spa chemicals, including low CI Nature2. New
& (in the spring) used softubs (hot tubs), lightweight and
therapeutic! Call 250-354-8557 in Riondel; serving all the
West Kootenay! www.softubcanada.com
KOOTENAY WOODSTOVES OFFERS FULL SERVICE
AND CLEANING ON MOST MAJOR BRANDS OF PEL-
LET STOVES AND INSERTS. 14 YEARS EXPERIENCE.
CALL FOR DETAILS & TO ARRANGE AN ESTIMATE.
REMINDER! NEW 2013 WEBBER BBQS ARE NOW IN
STOCK. 104 SILICA ST, NELSON (ACROSS FROM NEL-
SON FORD). 250-352-2001.
LIGHT UP YOUR BUSINESS with the LED Sign Experts at
Glo-Tech Innovations. Isnt it time you Glow Up? 250-352-
5201, www.glo-tech.ca
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VIEW 2013 KASLO
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ONLINE at www.
visitkaslo.com or
pick up a copy at
Kaslo area busi-
nesses & Visitor In-
formation centers.
Loaded with infor-
mation on local ser-
vices, accommo-
dations, shopping,
cultural activities,
recreational oppor-
tunities & more!
Happy New Year
At Playmor Junction
turn left behind the Credit Union
250.359.5926
www.diggardencentre.com
Open Tues - Sat 9:30-5:30
for all your
PET SUPPLIES and
SEED STARTING NEEDS
SALE
January 13
th
, 14
th
& 15
th
30% OFF
January 16
th
& 17
th
40% OFF
January 18
th
& 19
th
Sat & Sun
50% OFF
498 Baker St. Nelson
(the Corner of Baker & Ward)
250-352-2272
K K
Community Living British Columbia
(CLBC) delivers supports and services
to adults with developmental disabilities
and their families in British Columbia.
We have a part-time Regional
Finance Manager position available
in the Castlegar Integrated Ofce.
Please see competition #2014.006
posted on our website for details and
mention you saw the ad in this paper.
Closing date is January 29, 2014.
For more information on this and all
other available positions, visit our
website: www.communitylivingbc.ca
NELSON WINTER COURSES
Visit selkirk.ca/ce
or call 866.301.6601 for more information
Join Community Education &
Workplace Training on Facebook!
www.facebook.com/SelkirkCommunityEducation
Prenatal:
Early Pregnancy Class ......................... Jan 16
CBTs Grant Writing ............................. Jan 22
Occupational First Aid ......................... Jan 25
Snowmobile
Operator Training ............................... Jan 25
Spanish for Travellers ......................... Jan 27
Foodsafe Level 1 ................................. Jan 28
Ground Disturbance ........................... Jan 31
H2S Alive ............................................. Feb 1

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Bulletin Board
Bulletin Board
LOOKING FOR AN ALTERNATIVE TO SMOKING? Try e-cigs
nicotine or non. See what vaping is all about. Now 3 locations to
serve you: Sound West 1696 2nd Ave, Trail. 250-364-1817, Phoe-
nix Computers in Nelson and Castlegar Computers in Castlegar.
NEIL YOUNG LIVE AT THE CELLAR DOOR and Blue
Rodeo In Our Nature, new music on cd & vinyl. Thou-
sands of used books. Lots to check out at Packrat Annies,
411 Kootenay St. 250-354-4722.
ORTHOTICS: Effective solutions for heel pain, arch pain,
heel spurs, bunions, Extended Health/ICBC/WCB/DVA eli-
gible. Call DR. LIH, PODIATRIST, 250-304-4792.
PFAFF POWER QUILTER 16.0 NOW AT HERITAGE SEW,
SPECIAL PRICE $5599. Tru Stitch regulator included, val-
ued at $999. Call Marna, 1-800-739-5151/250-229-4030.
SNOW APPAREL LIQUIDATION! 40% off over 150 sets.
Mens, Womens, Kids!! LEATHER & STEEL, FRUITVALE.
1-888-580-4438.
STILL EAGLES 30-40-50 WINTER BLOWOUT! Dozens
of current styles 30% off, or buy 4 save 40%, buy 5 save
50%. And a $19-$29 rack! Jan. 15-Feb. 28, 476 Baker.
TUPPERWARE MODULAR MATES MANIA! From now until
Jan. 31 save 40% on Modular Mates sets. Susan Wilson, In-
dependent Tupperware Consultant, 250-226-7751 or swilson@
direct.ca Visit: www.susanwilson.my.tupperware.ca
WE-VIBE: #1 selling couples vibe in the world starting at
$99. Have a happy holiday season! Isis Essentials in Nel-
son. 250-352-0666. www.isis.ca
WEST KOOTENAY/BOUNDARY CRIME STOPPERS:
1-800-222-TIPS
WOOD, ELECTRIC, OIL HEATING: Blaze King, Valley
Comfort. WETT certications, consultation. K.F. Koo-
tenay Furnace, Slocan City, 250-355-0088.
YOU DREAM IT-WE CAN BUILD IT! You break it-we can x
it! The best in custom metal fabrication for 25 yrs and count-
ing. Zap Welding, 250-352-6978.
Mon - Sat 9am 6pm 523 Front St, Nelson 250-352-3181
Pet Foods
Garden Supplies
Natural Foods
Caf
Organic
Produce
Groceries
Bulk Foods
HEALTHY CHOICES FOR OUR COMMUNITY
Your Local Indoor Market
BRING THE TASTE OF WHITEWATER
TO YOUR TABLE
With Specialty Ingredients:
Chipotle in Adobo Sauce Yellow Curry Paste
Galangal Root Preserved Black Bean
Lobster Bouillon
WHITEWATER COOKS
At Home ~ With Friends
All 3 incredible cookbooks
from Nelson's very own
winter resort.
Full of simple and easy to
follow recipes including
starters, salads, soups,
sides, dinners & desserts.
Easy to use & clean,
powerful, versatile & durable
Powered by a 1/3 horsepower
electric motor
Backed by a 10 year
limited warranty
WILD ROSE HERBAL DETOX KITS
15% OFF
For a fresh start to the New Year
Eliminate toxins, and support
your body's metabolism
and digestion
10% OFF EPSOM SALTS - 25KG BAGS
BUY BIG, SAVE BIG
Ease your tired muscles after a day on the hill
or unwind after a morning of shoveling snow with
a relaxing Epsom salt bath.
AURA CACIA
BUBBLE BATHS
& BATH SALTS
10% OFF
CHAMPION JUICERS
Plenty of Apple Seconds 79/lb, 20lb Bags of Carrots Local Red Beets
Add Fresh Ginger, Turmeric, Cilantro or Parsley for added favour and nutrition
Plus Valencia Oranges Grapefruits
PRODUCE SPECIALS: Fresh organic veggies for juicing
Harnessing Te
Power Of Film For
Human Rights
Every year since 2001, a group of
committed Amnesty International
volunteers has put on a human
rights flm festival in Nelson. Tis
years ofering will take place on
Friday, January 31 and Saturday,
February 1 at the Shambhala Music
and Performance Hall, Tenth Street
Campus of Selkirk College.
Tis 14th annual festival con-
tinues the tradition of showcas-
ing documentary flms for West
Kootenay residents that are in-
formative and thought provok-
ing, and highlight a wide range
of human rights themes and
issues, crossing cultures, lan-
guages, and even time itself.
Te Friday evening showing,
beginning at 7 pm, features two
flms that highlight the resili-
ence, courage and strength of
people working to protect hu-
man rights. Forbidden Voices
profles three women bloggers,
not frightened by dictatorial
regimes, whose activist writing
shakes the foundations of the
state information monopoly
contd on pg 18
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wiseads.com, type in your inter-
est and click search. If its on our
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Merchandise For Sale
Merchandise For Sale
CAR TOPPER: For skis/snowboards/etc, $300; custom
Nissan Xterra rims, $200; liquidation sale: commercial
espresso machine, coffee grinder, cash register, coolers.
250-551-8717.
615E TEMPO ELLIPTICAL BIKE, $250; portable kero-
sene heater, $150; King Canada router table, excellent,
$150. 250-352-2414.
BAMBOO: Bamboo sheets, blankets, duvet covers, towels,
socks, etc. Mother Natures, downtown Castlegar, 250-365-7750.
BEAUTIFUL BRAND NEW TEAK FLOORING FOR SALE:
Only $4/sq.ft. obo, 1200sq.ft. coverage, under warranty.
250-226-7635.
CHRISTMAS IS HERE: Air hockey table, $250; Foosball,
$300; Lordco truck tool box, $400; brand new Weather
Guard lo-side truck box, $500. 250-362-5802.
GLUTEN FREE BREADS, MUFFINS, BROWNIES, pizza
shells, baking mixes, etc. Mother Natures, downtown Cas-
tlegar. 250-365-7750.
GO GREEN IN 2013: Air source heating and cooling, en-
ergy efcient, no ducts needed. 250-505-8209, 250-357-
2770, www.canadianaerothermal.ca
GRANITE & QUARTZ COUNTERTOPS by The Kitchen
Connection. Free estimates. 250-505-3806.
HONDA SNOWBLOWER HS724: Used couple times mov-
ing, must sell, starts easy, throws snow across the road! Can
deliver, (new $3000), $2500obo. Can deliver. 250-362-3386.
KITCHEN CONNECTION... custom designs to t your
home. Showroom appointments. www.kitchencraft.com
250-505-3806.
NIKON 18-200 DX VR LENS: Near new condition, great
vacation/family lens, $550obo. 250-551-7350.
OLIVER BREAD SLICER: Ramp feed, with both 3/4 &
1/2x16 blade sets, $2350 obo. 250-226-6751.
PERRY RIDGE PANELLING: Manufactured cedar, pine,
clear larch building products. Siding, decking, T&G, V-
joint, moulding and other products. Call 250-226-7530.
SMALL JOTUL F100 WOODSTOVE: Barely used, ($1200
new), asking $600. Photos on request. 250-359-7367.
Somethingsomething@shaw.ca
STEEL SHIPPING CONTAINERS FOR SALE/RENT: 20 & 40
sizes. Kootenay Containers, Castlegar, BC. 250-365-3014.
STILL EAGLES 30-40-50 WINTER BLOWOUT! Dozens
of current styles 30% off, or buy 4 save 40%, buy 5 save
50%. And a $19-$29 rack! Jan. 15-Feb. 28, 476 Baker.
REVOLUTION DOUBLE STROLLER: Includes, weather
shield & console, $300. 250-367-2193/250-512-8047.
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simply LIKE our
Penny Wise facebook page
and your name will be entered in the draw!
Well draw 2 names from our 2500 LIKES,
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You may even win tickets to an event between now and the iPad draw,
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Then LIKE and SHARE the event you are interested in.
Draws for tickets to events take place approx once a month
so, like us, share us, comment on usand you could win one !!
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Merchandise For Sale Merchandise For Sale
Building Supplies
*PETERS WINDOWS & DOORS: The biggest, littlest door
& window shop in the Kootenays. 1435 Hwy 3A, Thrums.
250-399-0079.
2 ARMSTRONG NATURAL GAS FURNACES: 80,000
BTUs, also 1 heater, all for $290. 250-399-6377.
HARROP-PROCTER FOREST PRODUCTS: Your local
source for sustainably harvested building materials. Tim-
bers, decking, siding, paneling, fencing, ooring and a
wide variety of cedar lumber. We also custom cut to order.
Make the green consumer choice by supporting BCs only
Eco-Certied Community Forest. Check out our products
and story at www.hpcommunityforest.org. Free local deliv-
ery on minimum orders. Call today for a quote. 250-551-
5452. Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm, Saturday 9am-3pm.
Furniture & Appliances
DALE FROM TRAIL GOOD USED FURNITURE, Buy Sell,
help recycle, the boutique 2nd hand store. 792 Rossland
Ave, Trail. Thursday/Friday noon-6pm, Saturday 10am-
3pm, also warehouse. 250-367-9939 for appt.
NEWER WASHER & DRYER, $600 obo; newer HDPVR
shaw cable box, $200. Trail, 250-231-1665.
REGENCY FREESTANDING GAS STOVE. Looks and
works great, $500obo. 250-304- 2511.
Music Equipment/Service
2012 TAYLOR 114: With gigbag, $490; 30yr old Hohner
Jumbo w/HSC, $190. 250-352-7156.
GUITARS, AMPLIFIERS, DRUMS, KEYBOARDS, LES-
SONS, SALES, RENTALS. Bay Avenue Music, 1364 Bay
Ave Trail. 250-368-8878.
PIANO TUNER AVAILABLE: Professional service, quality
workmanship, repairs, appraisals. Work guaranteed. Call
Anything Piano, 250-354-8872.
THOMPSON GUITARS: Custom work and repairs since
1972. 250-352-7729.
WORLD CLASS DJEMBE ASHIKO CONGA DRUMS:
Didgeridoos, Native American wood utes, serious inqui-
ries only. 250-226-0014.
Sporting Goods
BROWNING MEDALLION 300 Win Mag with Burris full
eld 3-9x40 $750obo. 250-354-5370.
BURTON SNOWBOARD: Split board, 56 long, bent metal
bindings, 2013 appraisal $1700, asking $400. 250-354-9566.
Sporting Goods
P&R ARCHERY IS READY TO GO FOR 2014! Bows,
Xbows, new & used, all the gear. Personalized setup of all
bows, custom strings & Bow-tuning, large arrow selection.
PSE bows starting at $59.99. Expert service, affordable
prices. Winlaw, 250-226-7499.
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Your West Kootenay Honda dealer since 1962
BARRETT
Motorsports
1470 Hwy 3B, Fruitvale DL#5996
250-367-6216 Toll Free: 1-888-989-1615
barretts@telus.net www.barretthondayamaha.com
Honda Powersports Canada @HondaPowerCA
honda. c a
Reliable Power for
not-so-reliable weather.
When a winter storm hits,
you don't want to be left in the cold.
Be prepared with a quality
easy-to-use and quiet generator.
starting from
$
999
plus freight and PDI.
Generators
SALE
ON NOW!
Hurry in while
sizes last!
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Merchandise Wanted
Merchandise Wanted
FIREARMS: Call John Urquhart in condence anytime. I
will come to your home. 250-367-7540.
PRIVATE COIN COLLECTOR Buying Collections, Accu-
mulations, Olympic Gold & Silver Coins, Bills etc. Local,
250-499-0251.
WANTED - COPPER, BRASS, RADIATORS & BATTER-
IES. Dont trash it...cash it. 250-354-9894.
WANTED MANUAL WHEELCHAIR W/INFLATABLE TIRES:
Using hard rubber tires, to difcult on back. 250-365-1066.
WANTED: MEMORY FOAM QUEEN BED; on demand
propane HW heater; propane/gas generator; guitar; Vita-
mix. 250-359-6669.
ADVERTISE FREE STUFF FOR FREE! If you have items
that you wish to give away for FREE, we will publish your ad
in Pennywise and on www.pennywiseads.com for FREE!
Please, just one personal item per classied ad. Email your
ad to info@pennywiseads.com or call 1-800-663-4619.
FREE GE BUILT-IN DISHWASHER: Works ne. 250-353-
2254, after 5pm.
FREE TO GOOD HOMES: Husky Shepherd cross pup-
pies. 250-355-9249.
FREE: Encyclopaedia Britannica, 29 leather bound vol-
umes. Phone 250-693-5597.
OBITUARY AND IN MEMORIAM DISPLAY ADS
placed in Pennywise may be viewed by friends and
family members worldwide at www.pennywiseads.
com/obit Your loved one will also be included in our
year-end Remembering video honouring those who
have passed from our lives in that year. (We do not
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Google or Yahoo or Bing your top suggestions will be local.
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And Yes - even if you win tickets you still will be entered to win
1 of 2 Apple iPad Minis when we reach 2500 LIKES!
Win 2 Tickets JOSH RITTER!
Tuesday
Jan 28
at the
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in Nelson.
Draw on
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3513 Unit 3, Ymir Rd, Nelson 250-352-5150
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BARRETT
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250-367-6216 Toll Free: 1-888-989-1615
barretts@telus.net
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Merchandise Wanted Merchandise For Sale
AVAILABLE AT S.H.A.R.E.: Great used furniture, house-
hold items, antiques, Support Our Daily Bread. 612 Lake-
side Drive. Supporting Humanity And Responsible Ecology.
ELECTRIC FIREPLACE: Dimplex, seldom used, white,
asking $700. 250-352-7141.
Computer Sales/Service
KENS COMPUTER SERVICES for all your computers
needs, repairs, clean-ups, purchase assistance, house
calls. 250-229-2149, (c) 250-505-2788.
Firewood
FIREWOOD FOR SALE: Kaslo & area. 250-353-2999.
FIREWOOD FOR SALE: Split/delivered, in Kaslo area.
250-777-4371(cell).
FIREWOOD: Fir, $225; pine, $200; larch when available
$250. Full cords delivered. 250-551-2142.
PREMIUM FIREWOOD: Larch/Fir mix, split & dry, $240/
cord, delivered. 250-353-7597.
Music Equipment/Service
MUSIC LESSONS: Piano, accordion, mandolin, banjo,
ukulele. All ages, beginner to intermediate. Various styles.
Catherine, 250-352-1917.
SHARPSTICK GUITAR SCHOOL HAS EXPANDED: Lots
of spaces available, beginner to advanced. 250-505-0185.
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DOUBLE BED MATTRESS WANTED. Must be clean and
in good condition. 250-352-6120.
RECYCLE YOUR USED FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD
GOODS to S.H.A.R.E and help with a meal at ODB. Sup-
porting Humanity And Responsible Ecology. We pick up!
250-352-1222.
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create in ter est ing ads that will help to prom ote your busi-
ness. YOUR SUC CESS IS OUR SUC CESS! You may con-
tact a sales rep re sen ta tive in your area: Pet er and Donna:
250-352-6314, Adam 250-505-2921 Eileen 250-352-5411
and Julie: 250-353-2602, or toll free: 1-800-663-4619.
250-353-7711 New Patients Welcome
Open Tuesday to Friday
and Late For Evening Appointments
Kaslo Dental is
CLOSED
during February...
Book your
Appointment NOW!
Keeping the wheels of Kaslo turning
250-353-2645
Talk to Steve, Joe or Jeff
Come check us out!
KASLO AUTOMOTIVE
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Were back and ready to serve you
in 2014
250.353.2224
Connect Hearing is pleased to be
hosting a complimentary hearing
screening event in your area:
Location: Date & Time:
Kaslo Community Pharmacy Thursday, Jan. 23
403 Front St, Kaslo 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Have you heard?
For more information call:
Recreati n Inn
Toll free 1-800-663-8603
www.recreationinn.com
1891 Parkinson Way
Pet Room Available
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$
69
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1755 Dilworth Drive
Salt Water Pool
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ACE-IT To Fill Skills Gap
Dont be surprised if the next apprentice electrician who
reports to your home or business on a service call is a little
wet behind the ears. More and more young people are
answering the call to fll the skilled trades job openings
projected to hit BC over the next few years. To address
the need for more and younger people entering the skilled
trades, the Industry Training Authority (ITA) of BC has
been promoting and funding pre-employment trades
training programs whereby youth who are still in high
school can attend foundation-level classes at post-second-
ary institutions.
Te program goes by the name of Accredited Credential
Enrollment in Industry Training, or the more user friendly
ACE-IT. At Selkirk College, ACE-IT has been part of the
training profle for several years with a growing number
of regional high school students taking advantage of its
unique opportunity each year.
High school ACE-IT students who enroll in a foundation
program at Selkirk College might fnd themselves integrat-
ed with adult students or they may be part of distinct ACE-
IT cohort, says Dan Obradovic, Chair of Selkirk Colleges
School of Industry & Trades Training. Students in Founda-
tion programs adults and ACE-IT alike cover the tech-
nical training curriculum of the frst year of apprenticeships.
Students also learn the on-the-job practical skills ne-
cessary to be competent apprentices. As partially-skilled
and knowledgeable workers, foundation grads are granted
credit for between 350 and 450 hours of their apprentice-
ships upon gaining employment. Students are paid ac-
cordingly, early term apprentices typically earn between
50 per cent and 60 per cent of a journeypersons pay rate.
ACE-IT students enjoy even greater benefts in that they
earn credit towards both high school graduation requirements
and apprenticeships. Some of their tuition and supplies are
covered, so they pay less than adults in the same programs.
Some delight in the fact they pick up their Selkirk Col-
lege graduation diplomas before they get their high school
Dogwood diplomas, says Obradovic.
Selkirks intake dates align nicely with high school semesters
so students can exercise one of a number of training options:
they can take a nine-month (September to May) program such
as Mechanics or Hairdressing; they can take a six-month course
(February to July) in Carpentry, Electrical, Metal Fabricator or
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intake of Carpentry or Electrical. Professional Cook runs seven
months from September to March, as does Welding, where stu-
dents enjoy an added beneft which enables them to ladder into
the Metal Fabricator program in February if they choose.
Te next intake date for ACE-IT programs is February, 2014
with most programs fully subscribed. Some seats are currently
available in the Carpentry Program. Students interesting in the
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Well the season hasnt begun the way
we would all like to see it, at least in Ross-
land. We must make do with what we
have until Te Darkness takes back the
winter and enthralls us in 30cm a day for
a week, once again.
Until this happens, for those who enjoy
the mountains, we have some alternative
ftness options for visitors, locals, fam-
ilies, and groups of fabulous females.
Bettygohard is an action sports community directed at
women in the Kootenays. In the summer we work hard
for Mountain biking and this winter
we are encouraging everyone-not just
the ladies, to get out and experience the
backcountry surrounding us. We ofer
snowshoe weekly series, evening tours,
custom trips and trips that will take you
through the afernoon. Get out those
cross country skis, as we can show you
some untouched terrain, introduce you
to the very necessary backcountry wis-
dom our professional guides carry, learn
about snow science and the local lore of
the area in which the tour takes place.
Come join the ladies, or your family and friends in the
wonderful winter of the Kootenays. For more information,
call 250-231-4305 or email bettybookings@gmail.com
Harnessing Te Power of Film contd from pg 10
putting their lives at great risk. A Village Called Versailles
tells the story of an isolated community in east New Or-
leans known as Versailles, originally settled by Vietnamese
boat people. As residents rebuilt their homes and business-
es afer the devastating Hurricane Katrina, they discovered
a strength and voice that united them to successfully fght
against a govern-
ment - i mpos e d
toxic landfll.
Saturday afer-
noon, starting at
1 pm, consists of
two flms that put
the human rights
spotlight frmly
on Canada. Tird
World Canada, set
in the backdrop
of the afermath
of the suicide of
three parents in
a remote Ontario
Native commun-
ity, explores the
impact of 3rd
world conditions
on the children
lef behind and
a communitys
courage in look-
ing afer them. On the Line is an eco-adventure docu-
mentary like no other, as we follow the rough and tumble
journey of the flmmakers that reveals the severe risks and
consequences associated with the 5.5 billion dollar North-
ern Gateway pipeline project.
Te 7 pm Saturday evening showing takes us to El Salva-
dor and South Africa. Children of Memory tells the story
of the search for hundreds of children who disappeared
during the Salvadoran Civil War, weaving together three
separate yet intertwined journeys in the search for family,
identity and justice in El Salvador.
We close the 2014 festival with a timely homage to Nel-
son Mandela. Music for Mandela explores the role music
played in the remarkable life of one of the worlds most im-
portant icons. Te efects of this relationship continue to
ripple through the poorest South African townships as well
asthe world stage.
Tickets are available at Otter Books in Nelson or at the
door. But as seating is limited, people are encouraged to
buy advance tickets. Each showing of two flms is $10; all
three for $25. Doors open Friday and Saturday evenings at
6:30, 12:30 on Saturday afernoon.
Come and join us in learning from and celebrating the
remarkable work of these talented flmmakers who work
against long odds, short fnances, and threatening politics
to bring to the screen powerful stories of human struggle,
sacrifce, and triumph.
This, and other editorial articles may be viewed, printed
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Shovels, roof rakes,
gloves, ice melters,
salt, you-name-it,
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Nelson Farmers Supply Has What You Need!
Animal Feed
Certifed organic
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Kootenay Lake
Dental Clinic
Providing all aspects of general family dentistry in a comfortable,
caring environment. We welcome all patients and referrals.
Dr. DOUG KELLY
Also, offering hospital based treatment in Nelson
(minimal wait times)
DR. KELLY KOSHEIFF
Extensive training in all aspects of dentistry including
implants and surgery
556 Josephine St, Nelson, BC 250-352-5522
info@kootenaylakedental.ca
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Homeowners Urged
To Test For Radon
During the month of January, an indoor radon study
led by the BC Lung Association together with the City
of Castlegar is making FREE radon test kits available to
Castlegar and surrounding area families. Te free kits are
available now through the City of Castlegar.
Te Association is also testing new homes to confrm
the efectiveness of radon building code requirements
in efect since 2006. Both eforts are in response to pre-
liminary test data that indicates a signifcant number of
Castlegar and surrounding area homes have high radon
levels which could pose a health risk.
Radon gas exposure is the second-leading cause of lung
cancer afer smoking yet many people have never heard
of radon gas nor are they aware of the known health risks.
We urge Castlegar and surrounding area homeowners
to take advantage of this opportunity and take action that
could impact their health, he continued. Health Canada
estimates as much as 16 percent of lung cancer deaths in
Canada are caused by radon and that an estimated 500,000
Canadians are living in homes that exceed the federal
guidelines for radon gas exposure. Radon is a serious pub-
lic health issue.
Exposure to radon during childhood increases the lifetime
risk of developing lung cancer. If a child lives in a home with
a very high radon concentration for only a few years, the risk
of developing lung cancer later in life could be equivalent to
a lifetime exposure to moderate radon concentration.
Tere are no immediate symptoms related to radon ex-
posure and no known health efects other than lung can-
cer. Tere are also no medical tests available to see if you
have been exposed to radon.
To learn more and get your free radon test kit, contact
Phil Markin, 250-365-8960
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A position on the Board allows one to represent the member-
ship's collective values concerning social, environmental and
corporate responsibility. This ensures a strong and viable
Credit Union and Community.
Join the Board of Directors
Three opportunities are available for the following positions:
One Director from the Nelson Representative Area (3 year term)
One Director from the Rossland Representative Area (3 year term)
One Director at Large (3 year term)
Eligible applications must be received no later than Friday,
January 31, 2014.
Please direct inquiries to:
VIRGINIA MAKAROFF
Executive Assistant
Attn: Nominating Committee
Nelson & District Credit Union
PO Box 350 Nelson, BC V1L 5R2
p. 250.352.7207 f. 250.352.9663
e. vmakarof@nelsoncu.com
www.nelsoncu.com
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Nelson Rossland East Shore
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DEVELOPMENT OF A
PEST MANAGEMENT PLAN
Application #: FLNR-S-INTERIOR-2014

Applicant: Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations, Range Branch
441 Columbia Street, Kamloops, BC, V2C 2T3
Agent: SMC Consulting, 1582 Lawrence Avenue, Penticton, BC, V2A 3C1
Tel/Fax: 250-492-6193, email: smcconsulting@shaw.ca
The purpose of the proposed multi-agency Pest Management Plan (PMP) is to manage
invasive alien plants and/or noxious weeds on provincial Crown land in the southern
interior of B.C.
The PMP applies to areas located within the Thompson Nicola, Cariboo, Central Coast,
Squamish Lillooet, Columbia Shuswap, North Okanagan, Central Okanagan,
Okanagan Similkameen, Kootenay Boundary, Central Kootenay and East Kootenay
Regional Districts.
The PMP applies to areas in the vicinity of the communities of Bella Coola, Alexis Creek,
Quesnel, Williams Lake, 100 Mile House, Lillooet, Clinton, Cache Creek, Blue River,
Clearwater, Kamloops, Salmon Arm, Revelstoke, Golden, Merritt, Vernon, Kelowna,
Penticton, Oliver, Osoyoos, Princeton, Grand Forks, Castlegar, Kaslo, Nakusp, Nelson,
Trail, Salmo, Creston, Cranbrook, Invermere, Fernie and Sparwood.
The pest management methods proposed for use include mechanical, cultural and
biological control and the use of herbicides within the area to which the PMP applies.
The common name and examples of the trade names of the herbicides proposed for
use under this plan include aminopyralid (Milestone), clopyralid (Lontrel), dicamba
(Vanquish), diufenzopyr (Overdrive), glyphosate (Vantage Plus Max), imazapyr
(Arsenal), mecoprop-p (Dyvel DX), metsulfuron methyl (Escort), picloram (Tordon
22K), 2,4-D Amine (2,4-D Amine 600) and triclopyr (Garlon XRT). Selective application
methods include wick/wipe-on, injection, squirt bottle, cut surface, and foliar
applications using backpack or vehicle mounted sprayer.
The proposed duration of the PMP is from May 1, 2014 to April 30, 2019.
A draft copy of the proposed PMP and map of the proposed treatment area may be
examined in detail at: Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations,
Range Branch, 411 Columbia Street, Kamloops, BC, V2C 2T3, online at
http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/HRA/Plants/ or by contacting the Agent listed above.
A person wishing to contribute information about a proposed treatment site,
relevant to the development of the pest management plan may send copies
of the information to the applicant (c/o SMC Consulting, Agent, at the
address listed above), within 30 days of the publication of this notice.
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Thank You
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the many members of the
community for their gen-
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the Pavilion Memorial
Garden. These funds are
a great start to preserving
and maintaining the gar-
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the garden is always wel-
come and you can donate
through our website www.
newdenverhospice.ca or
by mail at New Denver
Hospice Society, PO Box
217, New Denver, BC V0G
1S0. You can also view
progress of the garden
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separated or divorced, best allow lots of
time to get your ducks in a row to avoid a
major last-minute Oops!
If your children are under 16, they cant ap-
ply for their own passport. And most often
you wont be able to do it alone youll need
the other parents consent on the passport ap-
plication. That can be problematic if your ex
isnt close by and willing to co-operate.
You may need that signature even if youre
the parent the kids mostly live with and you
have the primary parenting responsibilities.
Passport Canada allows you to apply for a
passport for your child if youre the custodi-
al parent with sole custody and your ex only
has reasonable access.
But most separation agreements and divorce
court orders these days give parents joint
custody, and talk about the childs primary
residence and the different parenting respon-
sibilities and time and contact with the kids
after the separation.
So if you share parenting with your ex,
youll need to get your exs signature on
your childs passport application.
Youll also need to submit all agreements
and court orders that deal with the custody
or parenting of your child and any travel
authorizations (or mobility restrictions) in-
volving the children. Passport offcials look
very closely at these documents.
To avoid problems, the separation agreement
or court order dealing with your separation
and divorce arrangements can deal with this
ahead of time. Depending on the situation,
the document could specify that one parent
alone can apply for a childs passport, or that
both parents signatures are needed.
You should also get a consent letter from
your ex allowing you to travel out of the
country with your children even if your
child has a valid passport. In many cases,
countries that youre travelling to, like
the United States, will want to see that the
childs other parent has agreed to your tak-
ing them there. This is almost always the
case when travelling by air, and usually also
at vehicle border crossings.
Theres a useful consent letter form you can
download from the Foreign Affairs and In-
ternational Trade Canada website, which
details critical information about the parents,
child and trip. Its preferable to have the con-
sent letter offcially notarized, to show it`s
genuine. But that assumes your ex will agree.
Ideally, your separation or divorce arrange-
ments would also deal with consent letters
for travelling with the kids out of the coun-
try. You might each give the other a general
travel consent letter, so a separate letter isnt
needed each time one of you wants to travel
with the kids. Or if individual consent let-
ters are required for each trip, typically the
agreement or order will say that you each
will give a consent letter if the others re-
quest to travel with the kids is reasonable.
Of course, it might also contain restrictions
on the kids travel in appropriate cases.
Travel abroad with children can be tricky,
so dont leave things to the last minute. An
experienced family lawyer can help with the
many wrinkles.
LAW OFFICE
YOU AND THE LAW
Presents
Passport Alert When Travelling With Kids
Please contact TYLEEN UNDERWOOD for legal advice concerning your particular case.
Written by Janice Mucalov, LL.B. with contribution by TYLEEN UNDERWOOD LAW OFFICE.
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Employment Opportunities
EI CLAIM DENIED? NEED HELP? 22yrs experience as EI
Ofcer. Will prepare/present reconsiderations & appeals.
Call me rst! Bernie Hughes, 1-877-581-1122(toll-free).
HEAVY DUTY MECHANIC: Experience an asset. Hydrau-
lics, Electrical, Computer. Apprentices considered, training
available. Contact Kevin at Trowelex, Castlegar, 250-365-
3315 or email info@trowelex.com
WANTED: Energetic individual seeking employment in a
Natural Food store. Previous experience necessary. Di-
ploma in Nutrition, Herbology or other alternative eld is
an asset. Please email resume to sharontarasoff@shaw.ca
Lost & Found
FOUND ADS ARE FREE! If you have found an item and
wish to connect with the owner, give us a call and we will
advertise it for you at no charge.
FOUND: GUITAR, BASS AMP on Mills Street, Nelson,
Dec. 17. Call 250-352-7818 to claim.
FOUND, A LOVELY LADIES Shine FELT HAT at St. An-
drews Heritage Hall. Call Mary, 250-353-293 to claim.
FOUND, ON BENCH IN KASLO: Dental retainer in cloth
bag. Call 250-353-2602/1-800-663-4619 to claim.
LOST IN GERRARD: US Army machete(1947), great
sentimental value..given by my father. Please call
Scott,250-366-4136.
FOUND: Wooden sled at Queen Elizabeth baseball park in
Nelson on Jan 7. To claim call 250-352-1308.
LOST KEYS: Monday, Dec. 16 vicinity of Baker and Koo-
tenay Streets. Jeep key, 2 other keys and res-q keychain,
(black and yellow plastic). 250-505-7478.
JOB POSTING CASTLEGAR FAMILY PHYSICIAN RECRUITER
The Castlegar Physicians Recruitment Committee is now looking for a dynamic person who is or would like to
be a Castlegar Community Champion with exceptional people, and marketing skills to work on a contract basis
as our Castlegar Family Physician Recruiter.
Overview of Position:
The Castlegar Family Physician Recruiter will implement, coordinate and facilitate all recruiting activities as
prescribed by the Castlegar Physicians Recruitment Committee on a P/T contractual basis.
Job Requirements:
Desired Qualifcations:
a) Experience and/or education in communications, public relations, sales/marketing, business, community
development, human relations or related discipline.
b) Excellent interpersonal and communication skills (verbal and written).
c) Excellent time management and organizational skills.
d) Ability and desire to work with local physicians.
e) Ability to travel to conferences within Canada and the USA.
f ) Strong business and Internet related computer skills. (Social media skills a defnite asset).
g) Successful in management of budgets.
Compensation:
Compensation is competitive and is commensurate with experience on a contractual basis. Hours of work will
be based on 8 10 per/week. This is a one year contract with extension subject to review.
Job Posting Closes: January, 20, 2014, 4:30 pm pst
To respond to this ad, please submit your resume and a cover letter to jmalcolm@castlegar.ca by the closing date.
(The Castlegar Physicians Recruitment Committee will only notify short listed candidates)
To
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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN
Nelson Ford is seeking a Licensed Automotive
Technician. A third or fourth year apprentice will
also be considered. The successful candidate must
have a strong work ethic, an acute attention to detail
and the desire to work as a team player. Windshield
installation certication would be considered an
asset.
In return we offer a competitive benets package and
ongoing personal development within our forward
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work in a highly motivated, fast paced environment,
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Interested applicants should email their resume to
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623 Railway Street, Nelson, BC V1L1H5
We thank all applicants for their interest but only those selected for
interview will be contacted.


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Contractors/Tradespeople Employment Opportunities
AINSWORTH HOTSPRINGS RESORT has an incredible af-
fect on guests and employees! Theyre all relaxed and calm!
Want to be a happy employee who serves carefree guests
and works with a classy team? Please apply for a full-time
or part-time (weekends & holidays) housekeeping position,
$12/hr. Please forward your resume to jobs@hotnaturally.
com or fax to 250-229-5600. Attention: Karen LeMoel
IF YOURE LOOKING FOR A JOB to get you started in
the restaurant business, AINSWORTH HOT SPRINGS RE-
SORT has a dishwasher position open immediately! Sun-
day to Thursday, $11/hr. Please forward your resume to
jobs@hotnaturally.com or fax to 250-229-5600 Attention:
Karen LeMoel
LONG TERM JANITORIAL: Mature person, casual/back
up. Criminal record check required. Resume to Box 1197,
Kaslo, V0G1M0, email: ringdadd@telus.net
UNEMPLOYED? LOOKING FOR WORK? Find your way
and nd your work at KCDS/WorkBC. Call KCDS/WorkBC
in Nelson and nd out how to get ready for the job you
want. 250-352-6200, www.kcds.ca
Contractors/Tradespeople
*JAMIESON CONTRACTING: Carpentry, renovations &
house repair. 250-505-5010.
BALFOUR BOBCAT SERVICES: Grading, landscaping,
rock work, driveway repair & much more. Experienced, ef-
cient operator. Free estimates. 250-229-2154.
BIRKWOOD HOMES LTD: General contractor, new homes
& renovations, design/build, HPO licensed, warranted &
fully insured. Drew, 250-353-2450.
CONCRETE, TILE, WOOD: Custom showers, Nuheat
in-oor heating, Allan Block, precast concrete, cultured
stone, epoxy stone. Quality work! S1 Contracting, Ian Vo-
boril, 250-354-8954.
CWB/CSA CERTIFIED WELDING SHOP for all your
structural needs: Fire escapes, railings, columns & beams.
Your one-stop shop for all welding repairs: steel, alumi-
num, stainless steel. Mobile servicing. Arcright Plumbing &
Heating, 1729 Granite Rd, Nelson. 250-354-1150.
GAS APPLIANCE INSTALLATIONS & MAINTENANCE.
Licensed & bonded gas tting. Specializing in Propane.
www.Jemsgas.com 250-359-5922.
KASLO AND AREA PLUMBER: Certied and Insured.
Sean Gaelen Graham - Virgo Enterprises, 250-353-3237.
ROGAN ELECTRIC: Residential, commercial, industrial
wiring. Local references available. All work guaranteed. We
get the job done! 250-353-9638.
SNOWPLOWING, EXCAVATING, BACKHOE SERVICE.
4WD John Deere. 250-353-7401.
THE LAST HOUSE STANDING CONTRACTING: Insured,
CGL & WCB. www.thelasthousestanding.com email: info@
thelasthousestanding.com
UPHOLSTERY, CUSTOM MARINE CANVAS, REPAIRS:
Free estimates. Ask about winter discounts www.cordm.
ca 250-551-0370.
WITH AN ACCENT FINE CARPENTRY: Complete reno-
vation services. Interior nishing, railing specialist, manu-
facturers prices. 250-551-1842.
WOODWORKER & FINISH CARPENTER: Wood Floors,
Crown Moulding, Custom Trim Work, Timber Frame Car-
ports, Decks, Fences. Traditional Craftsman. Design-
Build-Finish. Josh Henschell, 250-352-6276.
Lost & Found
LOST KEYS IN KASLO: On purple stretch bracelet. If
found call 250-353-7630.
PEN NY WISE OFF ERS LOW, LOW CLAS SI FIED AD
RATES and GREAT READ ER SHIP! You can choose your
area of cov er age and we are al ways hap py to work with
you to make your ad ver tis ing as eco nom i cal as pos si ble!
Call us at 1-800-663-4619. Our dead line is al ways Thurs-
day at 3pm for pub li ca tion the fol low ing Tues day.
Administered and Managed by:
Regional District of Central Kootenay
Box 590, 202 Lakeside Drive, Nelson BC V1L 5R4
Phone: 250.352.6665 Fax: 250.352.9300
www.rdck.bc.ca
call for project proposals
Columbia Basin Trust Community Initiatives
and Afected Areas Programs
The Regional District of Central Kootenay is accepting project
proposals for funding consideration from Columbia Basin Trusts
Community Initiatives and Afected Areas Programs for the areas of:
Application guidelines and forms are available at:
RDCK main ofce in Nelson
Municipal ofces in each community
RDCK website at www.rdck.bc.ca/corporate/grants/cbt.html
CBT website at www.cbt.org
For information on preparing your proposal, contact Judy Madelung
at 1.250.352.8170, 1.800.268.7325 or jmadelung@rdck.bc.ca
Deadline for proposals is 4:30pm, Monday, March 3, 2014.
Late applications are not eligible for consideration.
Electoral Area A
Electoral Area B
Electoral Area C
Electoral Area D & Kaslo
Electoral Area E
Electoral Area F
Electoral Area G & Salmo
Electoral Area H
Electoral Area I
Electoral Area J
Electoral Area K
City of Castlegar
Town of Creston
City of Nelson
Village of New Denver
Village of Nakusp
Village of Silverton
Village of Slocan
The community forest board is forming a
committee to adjudicate the disbursal of
community funds. We hope that the committee,
io lc conoscd of fvc crsons fron iIrougIoui
our arca, will lring io iIc iallc a variciy of
crscciivcs.
TIis is a sIori icrn, onc iinc jol. Ii involvcs
reading grant applications and deciding who
gets funded; a couple of meetings in March and
it is done.
Can you help?
If youre interested, please contact KDCFS:
before Feb. 12, 2014 250-353-9677
fax: 250- 53-9678, kcfs@netidea.com
PO Box 1360, Kaslo BC V0G 1M0
Disbursement Committee
Kaslo & District Community Forest Society

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Health/Personal Care
Services
3-IN-1 APPLIANCE REPAIRS. Nelson & area, call 250-
777-1552 cell..
HARTECH AUTO REPAIR, KASLO: Certied, licensed and
insured. Provincial Vehicle Inspections, Tires, Electrical Ser-
vices on cars, trucks and motorcycles. 250-353-2800.
HOMES ALONE SECURITY: Well babysit your unoccu-
pied dwelling. Offering a professional security service. 250-
229-4183, 1-855-529-4183.
HOUSE CLEANING: Reasonable rates, Nelson & area.
Heather, 250-509-0858.
KASLO PROPERTY & HOME CARE. Proven reliability,
professional. Wide range of services. Free assessments.
250-777-2147.
SCHOOL OF LITTLE FISH DAYCARE on Longbeach
Road has spaces. Little Fish is a licensed multi-age day-
care with an ECE who is First Aid/CPR certied. Please call
Melissa to set up a visit. 250-229-5385. Happy Learning!
CARMEN CARTER, M.ED., REGISTERED CLINICAL
COUNSELLOR, Play & Art Therapy. Moving to 301 Baker
St. Feb. 1. Infants, children, adults, families. 250-354-4485.
www.carmencarter.ca
CLAIRVOYANT, Empath, Medium Divine Reections www.
aejagoldsmith.com
GIVE THE GIFT OF FITNESS - Shape up for Golf personal-
ized training with Lianne Williams registered kinesiologist of
Ergokinetics & Safety Services Ltd. Specic exercise Pro-
gram to improve your tness for Golf. Call 250-229-2349.
HEALING ROUTES MASSAGE THERAPY, Trina Jezik,
RMT, available in Kaslo & Meadow Creek, MSP coverage
available. 250-353-1500.
MASSAGE THERAPY BY SUSAN WARD RMT! By ap-
pointment at Ainsworth Hot Springs & Kaslo. 250-353-2088.
OPTIONS FOR SEXUAL HEALTH CLINIC IN KASLO:
Free pregnancy, Pap and STI testing, information on all
aspects of sexual health & well-being and the best priced
birth control, for all ages & genders. Kaslo, every 2nd &
4th Monday, Primary Health, 6-8pm (closed on Holidays).
www.optionsforsexualhealth.org or 1-800-SEX-SENSE.
RAVEN ACUPUNCTURE : 404 Front St. Kaslo, Private ap-
pointments available or walk-in clinic is Thursdays 1-7pm,
250-551-2581.
REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPY: Joli Guthrie RMT,
MSP available. By appointment. Kaslo, 250-353-7605.
Education/Classes
KUNG-FU LESSONS IN KASLO: Offered by 9th Gen-
eration Chief Instructor, Sifu Adam Ferreira. Call 250-353-
7613 to register, Ages 7+.
MOTHER GOOSE STORY KITS: A free program for par-
ents of young children. Create story telling kits using simple
craft techniques. Fridays, 9:30-11:30, Session 1: Jan. 24,
31. Session 2: Feb. 14, 21. Childcare provided. Register with
Barb Cyr, barbcyr@nklcss.org or 250-353-7691. Offered by
the Columbia Basin Alliance for Literacy and JVH School.
Thank You
CFNKLS (Seafunkels): the funny name with the Big Heart.
Our local charity that funds so many others. North Kootenay
Lake will have a happier New Year thanks to CFNKLS volun-
teers and members. A big THANKS to all their donors too.
Land Act: Notice of Intention to Apply
for a Disposition of Crown Land
FrontCounter BC Cranbrook has accepted an application made by Lardeau
River Adventures Ltd. of Meadow Creek, BC, on behalf of the Ministry
of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations (MFLNRO), Kootenay
Region, for a Licence of Occupation for the purpose of river rafting situated
on provincial Crown land and containing 0.125 hectares more or less
(5 sites).
The MFLNRO File Number that has been established for this application
is 4405444. Written comments concerning this application should be
directed to FrontCounter BC, 1902 Theatre Road, Cranbrook BC, V1C 7G1
or email to: AuthorizingAgency.Cranbrook@gov.bc.ca
Comments will be received by FrontCounter BC until February 10, 2014.
FrontCounter BC may not be able to consider comments received after this
date. Please refer to our website:
http://www.arfd.gov.bc.ca/ApplicationPosting/index.jsp
Search Search by File Number: 4405444 for more information.
Be advised that any response to this advertisement will be considered
part of the public record. For information, contact the FOI Advisor at the
Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations regional ofce
in Cranbrook.
January 9, 2014
For the benefit of Kootenay Lake area residents, the following lake levels
are provided by FortisBC as a public service.
Queens Bay: Present level: 1743.62 ft.
7 day forecast: Up 0 to 2 inches.
2013 peak: 1749.42 ft. / 2012 peak: 1753.78 ft.
Nelson: Present level: 1743.49 ft.
7 day forecast: Up 0 to 2 inches.
Levels can change unexpectedly due to weather or other
conditions. For more information or to sign-up for unusual lake levels
notifications by phone or email, visit www.fortisbc.com or call 1-866-
436-7847.


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Thank You Thank You
A DEEP & HEARTFELT THANKS to all who attended at my
house on Dec. 31. Tim, Shaun & Matt of the Kaslo RCMP for
their empathy, compassion & kindness in these difcult cir-
cumstances. Larry & Geoff of the Ambulance service for their
support & kindness and all the Kaslo community members &
friends who supported me and my brother with food, visits &
kind thoughts. Its during times like these that the true heart
of our village shows. Thank you all so very much! We are
truly blessed to have had this experience here where we are
surrounded with such wonderful people. Rita Rasmussen.
POLAR BEAR SWIM 2014: FUN AND A FUNDRAISER:
This year the Langham raised $3231 thanks to the pledg-
es and donations of the many participants in this popular
event. The Shutty Bench Boys tallied the biggest pledge
sheet with $1220. Second runner up was Janet Mayeld
at $470. The oldest participant taking the plunge for the
Langham was Karen Pidcock. Karen has been participat-
ing in the Polar Bear swim for over eight years. In this her
75th year, she raised $205. A special thanks to Val Koe-
nig for the warm re, John Matthews for roasting the hot-
dogs, Doug Dixon for dishing out the hot chocolate, Andy
Shadrack for starting the countdown, Fife Wiltse for clear-
ing snow, Hannah from Sunnyside Naturals for providing
hot cider, the Kaslo Front Street Market for the food, and
the Kaslo Ambulance Service for standing by.
THANKS TO THE KOOTENAY SAVINGS CREDIT UNION
for hosting our annual Tree of Remembrance in December, to
Margaret Dallyn for donating the beautiful tree and to all who
remembered loved ones now deceased. Generous donations
of more than $1100 are gratefully acknowledged and will be
used to further our end-of-life and bereavement support in
the community. Hospice Society of North Kootenay Lake
KASLO MINOR HOCKEY would like to thank our wonder-
ful community for donating bottles during our annual bottle
drive which took place on Jan. 4. If we missed picking up
your bottles, please call Cathi at 250-353-7697 or Cam at
250-353-2816.
THANK YOU TO EVERYONE who has been there to provide
support to me & my family through this difcult time. As a
newcomer, I never expected to receive such kindness & com-
passion. From the bottom of my heart, thank you! All of you
will be in my thoughts & prayers always. John Rasmussen.
Animals/Animal Care
DOG TRAINING: New Years Resolution: Get the dog
trained! Group classes, private consultations for obedi-
ence or behaviour problems. Start anytime. Jeanne Shaw,
CPDT, 250-359-6650. www.love2play.ca
Events
22ND ANNUAL WINTER BLUES BOOGIE: CLINT
SWANSON, DR. FUN, & NO EXCUSE. Saturday, Feb. 1,
at Silverton Hall. Feel the Heal at the Rockin-est Rumpus
in Southern BC. Boogie till you burn. Dr Fun returns for
Intensive Care call! Three solid sets of dancing. Beverages,
snacks; 19 or older, please. Doors open at 8:30pm. Sold
out last 18yrs. $20 tickets at Kaslo: Figments; Nelson: Cot-
tonwood Kitchens. 250-358-7765 for lodging and info.
sponsored by
Kootenay Animal
Assistance Program
Society (KAAP)
Lavender
Lavender is a sweet and cuddly 5 year old cat who needs a
warm new lap. She was adopted a few years ago and has
been a terric family member, but unfortunately a new family
member has developed allergies. Full of character, Lavender
has one clipped ear and a hind leg that sticks straight out
when she sits. These little quirks indicate a tough beginning
to life, and make her an extra special and funny gal. She is
not very active and would be great in a nice quiet home.
She has lived with dogs and other cats, but prefers to
keep to herself. Please call KAAP at 250-551-1053 or visit
www.kaap.ca/adopt/lavender.
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Events
Events
KASLO & AREA YOUTH CENTRE OPEN HOUSE:
Wednesday, Jan. 29th, 4-6pm. Check out our re-vamped
space, nd out whats happening for youth, snacks are
provided, all Invited!
LANGHAM/FLIKS presents THE BROKEN CIRCLE
BREAKDOWN. Over a seven year period in Ghent, Bel-
gium, Didier and Elisa fall in love, united by their passion
for bluegrass music, and have a daughter who will change
their lives forever. Friday, Jan. 31 at the Langham. Tickets
now available at Sunnyside Natural and Willow.
MONTHLY YOUTH BOOK AND FILM CLUB rst meeting
Friday, Jan. 31, 3:30pm at Kaslo & District Public Library,
ages 11 and up. We will watch The Neverending Story, have
snack and hand out our rst discussion title: Inkheart by Cor-
nelia Funke. Free program, please register, 250-353-2942 or
info@kaslo.bclibrary.ca Brought to you by the library, Village
of Kaslo and Columbia Basin Alliance for Literacy.
PLAN TO ATTEND KASLO WINTER IN THE FOREST: BC
Family Day, Monday, Feb. 10, at the Kaslo Airport. Sleigh
Rides, Entertainment, Woodsman Sports & more! Fun! Free!
PRESCHOOL STORYTIME at the Kaslo & District Public
Library, Fridays, Jan. 24 to Mar. 18, 10-11am. Free pro-
gram for 3-5 year olds. Please pre-register, 250-353-2942
or info@kaslo.bclibrary.ca
SALON OF THE ARTS PERFORMANCE NIGHT & AUC-
TION: Friday, Jan. 17, 7pm at the Langham Cultural Cen-
tre. The annual fundraiser for North Kootenay Lake Arts
& Heritage Council. Doors open at 6:30 for early bidding.
Details 250-366-4623 or sjdks@kaslo.org
SULTANS OF STRING: Award winning music, Langham
Feb. 3rd 7pm, tickets $15 at Sunnyside and Willow.
1ST ANNUAL SCRAPBOOKING SELL, SHOP & SWAP
MEET: Feb. 1, 10am-5pm, Genelle Hall. Vendors $10, ad-
mission $2. Table registration/info call Jackie, 250-693-
5439, after 5pm.
ON THE ROAD PRODUCTIONS PROUDLY PRESENTS:
The Wailers with special guest Shane Philip, Live At The
Capitol Theatre! Monday, Mar. 17. Tickets are $47.50 +
GST and $1 service fee. On sale now through the Capitol
Theatre Box Ofce or online at: capitoltheatre.bc.ca More
info at: ontheroadmanagement.com
UPCOMING SHOWS IN NELSON: Harry Manx, Paul Lan-
glois (of the Tragically Hip), Delhi 2 Dublin, Royal Wood,
and many more. Full calendar and details at ontheroadma-
nagement.com
WE HAVE 2 DELHI TO DUBLIN TICKETS TO BE WON!
Event is Friday, Feb. 22 at the Spirit Bar, Nelson - well
draw Tuesday, Feb. 18. First LIKE Penny Wise facebook
page and then LIKE & SHARE the Delhi to Dublin tickets
and they could be yours!
WIN 2 TICKETS TO HARRY MANX for Saturday, Mar. 8
at the Capitol Theatre, Nelson - draw is Tuesday, Mar 4.
Simply LIKE Penny Wise facebook page and then LIKE &
SHARE the Delhi to Dublin tickets and they could be yours!
Education/Classes
BURL COLINS, ETIQUETTE & MANNERS CONSUL-
TANT: Information on spring classes, call 250-352-1760,
1-855-532-1760. Visa/Mastercard. burls@telus.net www.
imageschoolofmanners.com
WINTER SCHEDULE: Yoga classes start now until Mar.
14, drop-ins welcome. www.underthesunyoga.ca Call Jan-
ice Ferraro, 250-365-5428.
Lessons/Workshops
FEELING FRUSTRATED? LOSING YOUR TEMPER? Join
Laura Douglas, Family Support Worker, for a free workshop
for parents/caregivers of young children. Learn self-care
techniques to manage your frustration. Tuesday, Jan. 28,
10am-12noon, Balfour Covenant Church, 7741 Upper Bal-
four Road. Childcare and snacks provided. Register with Ju-
lie 250-229-2167, julieliteracy@hotmail.ca Offered by Koo-
tenay Lake Family Network and Columbia Basin Alliance for
Literacy (CBAL), www.cbal.org
Animals/Animal Care
ALL PLAY PET CARE & ADVENTURES: Free day of DOG-
GY DAYCARE with your 1st purchase of our food. Now
carrying NUTRAM & SATORI. Canadian made! Located in
Nelson & Castlegar. Doggy B&B in a country home setting!
www.allplay.ca
BEAVER VALLEY ANIMAL CLINIC wishes a wonderful
2014 to all our patients and thank you to our clients for
your support in 2013. Dr. Colleen Kramer, Dr. Anna Sang-
ster and staff. 250-367-0123.
BEES: Order now for New Zealand package bees and
queens. Arrive late April. Dave Johnson, 250-229-4765.
K-9 TRAINING RANCH WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL
our canine clients and their masters for a great season. Will
be back for training March 2014. Private lessons, training
you to teach your dog! Roxann, 250-352-3357.
LOOKING FOR PERMANENT HOME OR FOSTER
CARE: Just had recent surgery, cant take care of, two
purebred Labradors. 1-7yr old yellow, 1-5yr old black,
great with kids, beautiful dogs, need fenced area or farm.
250-354-1902.
Dr. Celeste Bignell
DVM, BSc
Dr. Maude Gagnon
DVM
www.nelsonvet.com
250-352-7861
2124 Ymir Rd., Nelson
just down from Nelson Toyota
Your Pets New Years Resolution...
If your pet has packed on the pounds, then start a weight loss
program today! Obesity can make your pet prone to arthritis...
Prevention is much easier than treating. Contact us at Nelson Animal
Hospital to start your pets customized weight loss program.
Who...?
ME?
Have a PET EMERGENCY? Just call 250-352-0134
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Animals/Animal Care
KOOTENAY CRITTERS has the largest fresh water ma-
rine sh selection in the Kootenays. 20gal LED starter kits,
$99.99 while supplies last. 250-365-7370.
MASTIFF/LAB PUPPIES: Brindle and/or black, beautiful
dogs, $300obo, or negotiate to nd good homes. Slocan
Park. 1-250-999-8217, 1-604-901-7921.
SIMPLY PAWS-ITIVE DOG TRAINING: Obedience/agil-
ity classes. Private consultations for obedience/behaviour
problems. www.simplypawsitive.ca Linda Murray, 250-
367-7211.
ALL BREED DOG GROOMING by professionally trained and
certied dog groomers. Tobys Doggy Do, 250-304-2162.
BARK N ROLL INN, WINLAW: Luxury home-style dog
boarding, riverside, fenced acreage, no kennels, afford-
able, www.barknrollinn.com 1-250-448-6553.
BLACK LAB CROSS PUPPIES: Ready to go, mostly
black, little brown, $100/ea. Pics available. 250-608-4423.
CANINE PSYCHOLOGY CENTER: Dog boarding, con-
sulting, personal & group training, daycare, workshops.
250-367-0124.
DOG BOARDING: Dogs love it at Spirit of the North Ken-
nels, Salmo. www.spiritofthenorthkennels.com 250-357-
9390, almagaw@telus.net
HAPPY TO CARE FOR YOUR PRECIOUS CATS & HOME
while you are away. Reliable, references. Winlaw to South
Slocan. Liz, 250-226-0088.
PET SITTER SERVICES in the comfort of your home or
mine. Also providing dog walking, housesitting, daily drop-
ins & boarding, Castlegar, references. Susan 250-365-0778.
DOG TRAINING: New Years Resolution: Get the dog
trained! Group classes, private consultations for obedi-
ence or behaviour problems. Start anytime. Jeanne Shaw,
CPDT, 250-359-6650. www.love2play.ca
SAVE A LIFE! Need a companion but cant commit to a
lifetime of pet ownership? Foster a dog, it costs nothing
but time. www.heartdogrescue.com
TEAM WALTON-DOGS & MORE! Insulated dog hous-
es, home-made treats/toys, day boarding (through Christ-
mas too!) 250-420-7868, near Castlegar.
Livestock
ROCKING 6 RANCH THANKS ALL OF OUR CUSTOM-
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Monday, Mar. 31.
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Rentals Real Estate
CHECK OUT THE CLASSIFIED AD INDEX ON PAGE 4.
Real Estate classications appear on 2 separate pages.
BRAND NEW CUSTOM HOMES: Bungalows, Walkouts,
Triple Attached Garages. 5 minutes to Nelson. 250-777-
4177. www.kettlesonroad.com
Rentals
1BDR KITCHENETTE SUITES AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE-
LY: 6-Mile, fully-furnished & equipped. Includes utilities,
WiFi, cable, on-site laundry. Laurie, 250-777-1146..
2BDR APARTMENT, FAIRVIEW, NELSON: Clean, quiet,
adult-oriented building $650/mo. +utilities, ns/np, refer-
ences required. 250-352-3965.
2BDR BRIGHT, QUIET, BOTTOM HALF OF HOUSE,
7-MILE: Available immediately, 1500sq.ft., f/s, replace,
deck, w/d, garage, ns/np, references, $1200/mo. inclusive.
250-825-4581.
2BDR EXECUTIVE WATERFRONT HOME: 6 mile Nel-
son. Partially furnished, ns/np, available immediately, ref-
erences required, $1700/mo. +utilities. 250-825-4471 or
250-354-9434.
3BDR HOUSE IN HARROP: Shop, garden area, wood-
stove, w/d, ns, pets negotiable, references required, $900/
mo. +utilities, available Feb. 15. 250-352-2766.
AINSWORTH SCENIC, CLEAN, 1BDR COTTAGE: Gar-
den space, ns/np, $500/mo. +utilities, references required.
250-353-2013.
CUTEST LITTLE LAKESIDE LOG CABIN IN THE KOOTE-
NAYS: 5km south of Kaslo. Cozy, clean, quiet, 2bdr (loft),
furnished, ns/np, rent negotiable. 250-353-7450, 5-10pm.
HERITAGE HOUSE IN UPPER KASLO: For rent Feb. 1,
3bdr and 1.5bathrooms, sunny 1/2 acre property with great
garden space and fruit trees, friendly neighbourhood, ef-
cient wood burning stove, ns, $975/mo. +utilities. To view,
call 250-505-8224 or email: sherkat@netidea.com
KASLO RENTAL. Walk to main street, 500sq.ft., furnished,
clean, sunny location, ns/np, $450/mo. 250-366-4450.
MUSIC STUDIO/OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT: Double
room, $305/mo.; single room, $185/mo. Contact Michelle or
Chara, Nelson Christian Community School. 250-352-0565.
NICE, LARGE, CLEAN 1BDR SUITE: Partially furnished,
wood, carpet, gas replace, patio, back yard, garden,
close to bus/Selkirk/skatepark/golng, w/d, dw, ns, small
pet, $850/mo. +utilities, deposit/reference, 1yr lease pre-
ferred, available Feb. 1. 250-354-0333 or 250-551-1225.
RENT NOW: 2bdr modern home on acreage, 2bath, 5
appliances, 1 pet OK, $1000/mo. +utilities. 250-229-4947.
STUDIO W/SINK, WIFI for rent, $15 per day. To view, call
Langham ofce, Kaslo. 250-353-2661.
SWEET, RUSTIC CABIN available immediately. Private
forest setting. 5 minutes from Kaslo, single person only, no
smokers, no dogs, $375/mo. 250-353-2676.
WHEN YOU HAVE SOMETH ING YOU NEED TO MOVE,
RENT OR SELL, har ness the pow er of the press with an
ad in the clas si eds. Its the most ef fec tive and in ex pen sive
way to get the word out to thou sands of in ter est ed par ties
right in your lo cal area. Call 1-800-663-4619 to day!
Commercial Rentals
COMMERCIAL SHOP FOR RENT, BALFOUR: 2800sq.ft.
building, highway frontage, paved lot, $1600/mo., available
Jan. 1. Call 250-229-2167.
Vacation Rentals
A FISHERMANS DREAM AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY
in Lardeau, North Kootenay Lake daily/weekly/monthly.
Fully furnished, 1bdr, self-contained suite which includes:
queen-size bed, pullout couch, fully-equipped kitchen and
full bath, living room sitting area, BBQ, WiFi internet, sat-
ellite TV, local phone calls, all utilities and boat dockage.
Walk out to boat and lake with the most pristine view on
all of Kootenay Lake! Sorry N/P and N/S. For more infor-
mation call: 250-366-4432 or 403-497-9777 Email photos
upon request.
ROOM TO RENT IN 4 MILE, NELSON. Large house, 5
minutes to town. You get 3 rooms, share kitchen, living,
2bath, laundry, np, $500/mo. +1/3 utilities. Call 250-
362-3386.
Veronica Greene
(formerly GREEN (Ahiers), Lani)
of Coombs, British Columbia
January 17, 1960 December 18, 2013
Veronica passed away on
Wednesday, December 18, 2013,
in her 53rd year.
She was born in Swan Hills, Alberta on January 17, 1960. During
her childhood, teens, and early 20s, Veronica lived in various cities
and towns, including Revelstoke, Qualicum Beach, Kaslo, Calgary
and Victoria. She spent the past 31 years living on Vancouver Island,
and settled in Coombs in 1997 with her husband, Nathen, and their
sons, Harreson and Troy.
Veronica was a loving, giving, selfess, and compassionate woman
with a witty sense of humour and a beautiful spirit. She was loved,
cherished and valued by so many. She was a lively, adventurous,
free spirit, and her endless energy was infectious. Highly devoted
and committed to relationships and friendships, she was a pillar of
strength for all of us and the epitome of unconditional love.
Veronica is survived by her loving husband and soulmate of 26 years,
Nathen; her sons, Harreson, and Troy (Allisa, and grandchildren
Caleb and Heidi); sisters Sharon Hart (Ken), Karen Kelly (Peter)
and Roslin Tanner (formerly Karla Baines); brothers Leverne
Duckmanton (Jean), Trevor Ahiers, Lance Herriott (Marguerite),
Roderick Lachlin (Jane), and Ed Jeune (Sharon); sisters-in-law
Marilyn Dingsdale (Larry), Sherry Ballard (Frank), and Sheila
Kristjan (Tavi); brothers-in-law Dougal Green, and Roderick Green
(Deborah); numerous nieces, nephews, grand-nieces and grand-
nephews; and her beloved dogs Molly, Miloh, Gunner, and cat, Jo.
She is predeceased by her mother, Phyllis Stalinski (Ahiers) in 1992;
her father, Dennis Ahiers in 2007; her sisters, Roni Schlueter in
2004, and Carmen Ahiers in 2005; and her best, furry friend and
beloved dog, Fez, in May 2013.
Veronicas wish was to be cremated. A Memorial Service to celebrate
her life was held on Monday, December 30, at Yates Funeral Chapel,
1000 Allsbrook Road in Parksville, BC.
Te family sincerely thanks all of those who loved and cared for
Veronica in countless ways.
To send a condolence to the family please visit www.yatesfuneral.ca
YATES FUNERAL SERVICE & CREMATORIUM (1.877.264.3848) in charge of arrangements.


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Real Estate Rentals
Real Estate classications appear on 2 separate pages.
COZY EAST TRAIL HOME: Newly renovated, 2bdr, 1bath,
unnished basement, corner lot, garage, carport, many ex-
tras. Serious inquiries only, $229,000. Will entertain offers.
250-231-3802.
HOUSE IN TRAIL: 4bdr, (2-up 2-down), 2 baths, central
air & vac, f/s, lots of updates, 2 minutes from hospital & 2
schools, $237,000. 250-367-9156.
Commercial Real Estate
2109 COLUMBIA CASTLEGAR: Across from Canadian
Tire, 1300sq.ft. house converted to ofce use. Zoned com-
mercial, best use multi-ofce, $240,000. Contact Jon, 250-
365-3168.
Mobile Homes For Sale
COLUMBIA RIVER HOMES: One of BCs premier modular
home dealerships, has a new 16wide show home, come
take a look. Located by Castlegar airport. Open Monday-
Friday 9am-4pm, Saturday 10am-4pm. 1-800-921-2166
www.columbiariverhomes.ca
MUST BE MOVED, PRICE REDUCED to $15,000! 1973
Commodore 3bdr, 1.5bath, doublewide modular home in
good condition. Kaslo, 250-353-7498.
Rentals
2BDR HOUSE, 1980-2ND AVE, EAST TRAIL: Close to
amenities, small pet, $800/mo. +utilities. 250-551-3426,
250-551-7900.
2BDR MOBILE HOME: Available Jan. 1, w/d, f/s, addition,
deck, in Thrums. 250-304-9273, 250-359-7178.
Locavores Feast And More At
Te Vallican Whole
Its time once again for that wonderful celebration of
all things local, Te Locavores Feast, aka the 100 Mile
Potluck. Tis scrumptious community event takes place
at the Vallican Whole Community Centre on Saturday,
January 25. Doors open at 5 pm, dinner will be served at 6
pm. Te idea, of course, is to celebrate local abundance by
creating food from local ingredients. While local food is
key, no one cares if you have to slip in the occasional exot-
ic ingredient from foreign climes. Tis is a celebration of
one anothers culinary creativity, using whatever it takes
to get that local food to the table.
As well as a chance to share the amazing array of locally
grown and home-processed foods everyone brings, this
is a great opportunity to connect with friends and neigh-
bours old and new. What a way to remind ourselves of
how much we love living here and being part of this cre-
ative community! Speaking of creative dinner is only
part of what this evening has to ofer. First of all, the Silent
Auction will give everyone an opportunity to take home
a piece of this valleys abundance, whether arts, food, a
service or who knows what else might be ofer.
Ten, afer dinner comes the piece de la resistance, Six
Slocan Valley Minutes. Intrepid members of the com-
munity (this means you!) jump up on stage and do (prac
contd on pg 45
3BDR HOUSE PLAYMOR JUNCTION, SOUTH SLOCAN:
N/s, f/s, dw, close to schools, available now, $1250/mo.
+utilities. 250-359-7135.
LONGBEACH HOUSE: 2 large bedrooms, 2 bathrooms,
close to school, bus to Nelson; w/d, ample parking, large
garden, pets welcome, furnished or unfurnished. refer-
ences required, $1200/mo. +utilities. Call 229-4749, email
robertsme@shaw.ca
Commercial Rentals
CASTLEGAR, FOR PURCHASE OR RENT: 279 Columbia
Ave., 1800sq.ft. of prime main oor retail/ofce space with
2400sq.ft. lower retail/storage area. Willing to entertain
your ideas and offers. Peter, 250-365-7551.
OFFICE/RETAIL/WAREHOUSE SPACE FOR RENT/
LEASE/SALE: W/basement. Reasonable. Approximately
4000sq.ft. (main oor) available. Owners willing to look at
all options and proposals for space. 222 Lake Ave. Silver-
ton. Call 250-358-2293 days, 250-358-2284 eves, sbs@
silvertonbuilding.ca
Vacation Rentals
PHOENIX: 2 bdr lakefront condo for rent, sleeps 8. http://
phoenixcondolakeside.weebly.com/
FEB. 1, SPACIOUS ROOM: Organic garden, 1/2 hr to
Nelson/Castlegar $500/mo. +utilities, greenhouse-farm-
orchard-coop, wood heat, pure water, also workshop. 250-
359-7899.
For more info or to book a private showing, call me today
Stacey Miller REALTOR
RE/MAX Home Advantage
100 1444 Columbia Ave, Castlegar BC V1N 3K3
1-855-85REMAX
www.BuyWestKootenays.com
Affordable home
in Robson!
ALL NEW plumbing, ooring and
hot water tank! Like new washer
and dryer and so much more!
$22,000
Why are you renting?
Spend less on your overhead!
Walking distance to the river with
lots of parking and a portable
garage to keep the snow off your car.
$19,000
307 4th Ave. North Castlegar Lot - $34,000
Kelsey On
Motorcycle
Safety
Te grade nine stu-
dents in Ms. Meleana
Terlingens class at JVH
heard a meaningful mes-
sage on December 2,
2013. Kelsey Brenton,
who sufered a serious
motorcycle accident 12
years ago gave them a talk
about motorcycle safety.
Here is the text of Kelseys
presentation:
Motorcycles can pro-
vide one with an extra
good time. Te feeling
of freedom when youre
cruising down the high-
way feels indescribably
good. When you are
on mountain roads like
the ones around here,
with all the twists and
curves, it makes you
feel especially good.
But like most good
things, theres a trade of.
You have to be careful,
because its too easy to get
hurt. I was young, sharp,
athletic and had excel-
lent refexes. I could do
endless wheelies and was
always in total control
when on the bike. Notice
how I just said when on
the bike. But you have to
realize you are not alone
on the road. When you
ride your bike you always
have to keep in mind
that other vehicles could
do what you least expect
them to do. Tat can real-
ly mess you up. You have
to be aware if there is a
road that a car could turn
into. You have to antici-
pate that a car might turn
into a road even without
signalling.
Like what happened to
me. A car turned with-
out signalling and the
next thing I knew, I saw
nothing but car in front
of me. And, oh boy, has
my life ever changed
since that day.
contd on pg 35
June Griswold gracefully passed
away on December 10, 2013 in
Salmon Arm. Junes bright mind to
the very end was most remarkable.
Born June Stacel on December 1,
1926 in Coeur dAlene, Idaho to
parents in the logging industry,
she moved with them to several
locations throughout Idaho,
Washington and Oregon. In
Oregon she met Harry Griswold,
a handsome young logger, and
they were married on February 24,
1952. Their marriage of 54 years
included adventure, travelling and
homesteading in the Kootenays
near Kaslo, BC for 37 years.
Their two daughters, Julia and Nola were raised on the homestead where they
learnt practical skills. Farming, logging with horses, gardening and tending
the livestock were a daily part of life on the homestead. Harry and Junes choice to settle
near Kaslo was made when they saw the historic sternwheeler, SS Moyie. In 1968,
having built their log house, outbuildings and established their gardens, they joined
the Kootenay Lake Historical Society (KLHS). While Harry was the maintenance
chairman of the ship for many years, June was the secretary of the organisation from
1972 to 1989 and also curator from 1982. During this period the ships designation as
a National Historic Site was aIfrmed with a plaque and the Pioneer Families oI Kaslo
book was published.
June was the convenor for annual fundraising teas on the ship from 1973 to 1989
which commemorated certain groups each year including Kaslo pioneers, former crew
members, veterans, and former May Queens. In 1987 she, with many others, was part of
the SOS campaign which raised $75,000 locally Ior the ship, encouraging the Province
to provide $100,000 and the Federal Government to match these. This allowed the
Society to stabilise, preserve and begin restoration of the ship. Throughout, June wrote
regular articles to document the activities of the Society for the local press.
In 1990 June and Harry moved to the Shuswap to be closer to their daughters. June quickly
got involved in local organisations refecting her interests in local history and Iood
production including the local seed savers group and the Salmon Arm Community Band.
Her efforts were recognized in 2010 when she received the Kay Braby Community Spirit
Award at the Women of the Year event staged by the Women in Business of Salmon Arm.
June leaves behind many grieving family members including her daughters Julia
Armstrong and Nola Kotow (Ken); grandchildren: Lena Armstrong, Della Castillo
(Omar), Donna Mongrain (Eric), and Ryan Bennett; great grandchildren: Matthew and
Corey Mongrain.
A Celebration of Junes Life will be held at 2 pm Saturday, May 17 at Julia Armstrongs
Iarm, 61 Hall Road, Enderby (phone 250-832-4359). In lieu oI fowers, consider a
donation to the Haney Heritage Museum, Enderby Museum or the SS Moyie in Kaslo.
June always put others before herself. She loved people of all ages and had many
friends locally and internationally. Her passing has left a large hole in the lives of all
those she touched with her gentle persistent ways, bright blue eyes and keen mind.
June
Griswold
Kelsey - Motorcycle Safety contd from pg 33
Ive gone through tons of diferent emotions since that
day. I woke up months later in a hospital, unable to walk, to
talk or even to swallow. Ive lost so much of my life. I used
to have a couple of houses, a good job as an electrician,
a beautiful partner and plans for the future. But then, its
amazing how much your life can change in a second. Like
now. Ive lost my girlfriend, job and houses. My whole
life has changed, just from having fun on my motor-
bike. Ive learned that when youre on a motorbike, its
pretty easy to let your speed get carried away when youre
twisting your wrist meaning the throttle and the next
thing you know, youre going way too fast to react to any-
thing out of the ordinary. No matter now tempting it is to
fy, its not worth the consequences, so keep your speed
down!
Another important thing about motorbikes is your gear.
Leather works well to protect you from road rash, and
chances are youll survive road rash. Te most important
part of your motorcycle gear is your helmet. Everything
else is important too, but the helmet can save your life.
But motorbikes can be both fun and safe if you are able
to keep your speed down, be aware of hazardous road
conditions and always be aware of the other cars. I still
promote motorcycles but when Im around people who
are just beginning to ride, it worries me. It worries me be-
cause I realize how tempting it is to push the limits and
how dangerous that can be. Now Im feeling the conse-
quences and I dont wish that on anyone else.
Luckily, we live in a society which is prepared to look
afer people in my predicament. What happened to me is
just one particular case and I dont want to scare anyone
of motorcycles! Just BE CAREFUL cause accidents hap-
pen, and my life will never be the same.
Tis is my story about the latest hardships in my life.
But I am still ME and am up for having a good time doing
whatever, whenever and with whomever. My mobility has
been limited but not my positive attitude.
Ed Davidson of Kaslo, BC, passed away
peacefully on January 5, 2014, at the age of 73.
A service will not be held, at his request.
Miss Me But Let Me Go
When I come to the end of the road
And the sun has set for me
I want no rites in a gloom flled room
Why cry for a soul set free?
Miss me a little but not too long
And not with your head bowed low
Remember what we once shared,
Miss me but let me go.
-Author Unknown
It didnt seem to matter what the situation,
he had a one liner for everything. His quick
wit and amazing memory made us smile
every time we saw him. He was a fountain
of knowledge. He passed it on to each of us.
He took us places we didnt know we wanted
to go and looking back, those were the
best journeys.
Tank you for your thoughts and kindness
during this dif cult time.
Condolences can be mailed to:
Box 385, Kaslo, BC, V0G 1M0.
A donation can be made in Memory of Ed,
to the Victorian Hospital Auxiliary Society
of Kaslo, Box 607, Kaslo, BC V0G 1M0
West Kootenay Youth Connect With
Te World As Global Citizens
Te Nelson Global Awareness Network will be hosting
an International Development Symposium for Youth for
high school-aged youth on Friday February 7, in Nelson.
Tis event, open to all West Kootenay youth Grades
9-12, aims to increase knowledge and awareness, build
empathy and identify opportunities for youth involve-
ment and action around critical development issues,
globally and locally. We are already all global citizens,
said George Chandler, the Symposium Coordinator. Te
only question lef is what kind of global citizen each of us
will be. Tis event will actively engage youth in an experi-
ential learning process that will encourage them to answer
this question for themselves, by expanding their minds
and hearts, and considering their own role and capacity
as active global citizens, working together in helping to
make a better, more just community and world.
Te Symposium comes at the end of International
Development Week in Canada. It will provide a dynam-
ic, fun and supportive environment that will stimulate
young participants to explore interlinked global issues
for themselves, with ties to local issues and perspectives.
It is being planned and facilitated by a leadership group
made up of youth/young adults, aged 17-30 years, under
the direction of an experienced Coordinator.
I was involved for over 15 years with a similar event in
the Lower Mainland, which many West Kootenay youth
have been able to attend over the years. Unfortunately,
this event is no longer happening, so we wanted to pro-
vide an opportunity for local youth to not only learn in a
similar way, but also refect on their own ideas and cap-
acity for social action, and meet and make friends with
other youth who have similar motivations.
Te International Development Symposium for Youth
will run on Friday February 7 from 9 am to 4:30 pm at
the Prestige Lake Resort in Nelson. Te cost is $15, which
includes lunch, snacks and all materials.
Registration is now open, students can register online at
http://nelsonglobalawareness.net/Te deadline for regis-
tering is January 29. For more information, contact George
Chandler 352-7600 georgechandler07@gmail.com
Anyone who knew Gene will understand that he did just this he flled his life
with love and adventure. He was many things to many people: a loving hus-
band, a selfess father, a loyal son, an adventurous grandfather, a caring friend,
and a trusted town barber. As a straight talker and story teller he was always
ready to share a good meal and a hearty laugh, a golf tee box or chair lift.
He began work at Alberts Barber Shop in 1973 and never looked back. The
barber shop was his lifes work and his connection to his community. He loved
the daily banter with customers as over the years he watched lives change and
boys grow into men.
A sudden relapse of cancer cut his life much too short. With his family at his
side, Gene let go of this life, passing with dignity to other lands of grandiose
golf courses, warm sunshine, and chocolate banana cream pies.
He made a big splash in this pool of humanity, and although we will miss
him immensely, we are all richer for having known him. His bravery, honesty,
open-mindedness, generosity, and genuine zest for life will always inspire us.
Gene is survived by his wife, Cornelia Vibbert, children and their spouses, Marc
Vibbert (Tammy), Christina Wade (Bill), Dana Smith (Chad), Doug Ogilvie and
Dennis Ogilvie, as well as many grandchildren.
At his request no service will be held.
Raise your glass to a remarkable man who will be greatly missed,
but will always remain alive in our hearts.
Gene Edward
Vibbert
July 10, 1946 -
December 14, 2013
A man who lives fully is
prepared to die at any time.
MARIANNE MORRIS (nee JOHNSON)
August 20, 1960 December 23, 2013
Te Best and Most Beautiful Tings in the World
Cannot be Seen or Even Touched.
Tey Must be Felt with the Heart.
(Helen Keller)
It is with a sad heart that we announce that our sweet
Marianne passed away quietly and with dignity, at the age
of 53, with loving family by her side.
Marianne struggled through life with health issues, but
always seemed to rise above the darkest times with strength
of heart and a smiling face. She was a gif to so many here in
the Kootenays, always ready to support those who sought
her knowledge for themselves or for their animals. She was
a healer and an animal whisperer. She radiated love, com-
passion, and a gentleness of heart that goes beyond words.
May you fnally rest, Marianne, and be with Joey, your
most loved companion. You will be missed so much by
family and friends.
A gathering of friends will be announced in the spring to
honour Marianne.
Glenn Seamark
April 13, 1934 to December 25, 2013
Glenn Seamark passed away peacefully
at the Kaslo Victorian Health Centre on
December 25, 2013.
He is survived by his wife Flora, daughter
Anne (Bruce Hawes), sons Charlie (Pam)
and Roy (Lisa) 8 grandchildren and a
great granddaughter.
Thanks to all the friends and family for
your constant support during the last 15
months. It was greatly appreciated.
The family would like to thank the competent and caring Staff of the
Kaslo Victorian Health Centre and Kootenay Lake Hospital for the
wonderful care Glenn received during his hospitalization.
If desired, donations may be made in Glenns memory to the Victorian
Community Health Centre of Kaslo.
A celebration of Glenns life will be held at a later date.
Frank Vernon Miles, 90, died on December 25
th
,
2013 at Kendal at Hanover, NH, where he had
lived for the past 11 years.
Frank was born in Salem, Oregon on September
16, 1923, the middle son of Ross and Laura
Miles. He spent most of his early years in Hazel
Green, a small rural community outside of Salem.
After he graduated from high school in 1941,
he entered the Engineering School at Oregon
State University. However, when the U.S. entered
World War II he looked for an opportunity to be
of service in a way that was more aligned with
his faith than the military, and enrolled in a
program at Guilford College, NC, to train young
men to undertake work in international relief
and reconstruction. Within months this training
was discontinued, as congressional legislation
cancelled the right of conscientious objectors
to go overseas. Frank was then drafted as a
conscientious objector into the Civilian Public
Service (CPS) and, for three years, cut trails in
the Smoky Mountains National Park, served as
a medical guinea pig for jaundice experiments
at the University of Pennsylvania, and worked as
an attendant in both the State Mental Hospital
in Trenton, NJ and in the psychiatric clinic of the
Duke University Medical School.
Within three weeks of being released from
CPS at the age of 22, Frank was on his way to
China to begin an assignment with the Friends
Ambulance/Friends Service Unit, which ultimately
lasted four years (46-50). In 1946 he assisted
in rebuilding Zhengzhou, Weiwei, and Anyang
Hospitals, which had been badly damaged
during the Sino-Japanese War. Then in 1947,
as medical mechanic, he joined Medical Team
19 (MT-19) at the International Peace Hospital
in Yenan (the wartime headquarters of the
Communist Party), during a truce established in
the civil war between the Chinese Nationalists
and Communists. Shortly after MT-19s arrival
in Yenan, hostilities resumed and Yenan was
attacked by the Nationalists. Along with the
entire hospital the team evacuated on foot, often
under the cover of night to avoid air attacks, for
the next fourteen months moving from village
to village to reestablish mobile hospitals so as
to treat both civilian and military casualties (15
main moves, with stays in 44 villages).
Then in March of 1948, along with a Government
Guide, Frank walked across North China to the
port city of Tianjin so that a teammate could
return to the United States. Next he looked after
a machine shop, garage, and a small eet of
trucks in Chung Mou a period during which the
village changed hands between Nationalists and
Communists several times. In October 1948 Frank
was named Chairperson for the Friends Service
Unit groups working in China and assigned to
the ofce in Shanghai. Upon completion of his
term as Chairperson he was ready to return to the
United States to complete his college education,
but by that time the U.S. Navy was blockading
the port of Shanghai so it took 8 months for him
to secure the requisite permission to leave China
(via Tianjin, from which he took a small coastal
vessel to Hong Kong and on to the U.S.)
Upon his return to the United States Frank entered
Haverford College in the fall of 1950 (Class of 52),
which was made possible by generous scholarship
and hospitality support. During his senior year he
met Patricia Beatty who was teaching in a public
school in Wilmington, Delaware, and they were
married in 1951. They spent their rst decade
together in the Philadelphia area. Frank earned a
B.A. in Economics and Sociology from Haverford
College in 1952 and then, while working full-
time, a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from
Villanova University in 1962. During this time,
Pat devoted her time to raising their young
family and contributing to various activities in
the community. After the devastating loss of
their rstborn, Douglas, to Sudden Infant Death
Syndrome (SIDS), Frank and Pat welcomed four
healthy children into their lives.
Upon graduating from college Frank sought
employment that would support the family
and, at the same time, allow them to continue
discovering other parts of the world. He worked
as Chief Engineer at Lee Tire and Rubber in
Conshohocken, PA (51-62) in anticipation of
their opening a plant in the Philippines. When the
company was acquired and liquidated, he joined
the International division of the Firestone Tire
and Rubber Company, serving as Chief Engineer
for plants in Valencia, Venezuela (62-64) and
Bethune, France (64-69), and then as Plant
Manager in Menzel Bourguiba, Tunisia (69-74),
Joliette, Quebec (74-76, where his knowledge of
French and his experience in resolving conicts
were useful in settling protracted labor disputes),
and Hamilton, Ontario (76-78). In 1978 Frank
was appointed Manufacturing Manager for
Firestone Canada, still based in Hamilton, Ontario
(78-82). Frank and Pat greatly enjoyed sharing
with their family and friends the exploration and
appreciation of these varied places and their
people, and building lasting friendships.
After retiring from Firestone at the age of 60, an
opportunity arose for Frank to serve as General
Secretary/Treasurer for Canadian Yearly Meeting,
the national body of Canadian Friends (Quakers) in
Toronto, Ontario (83-89). In addition to keeping
the administrative wheels of the organization
going he, along with Pat, contributed warmly and
wisely to the widely dispersed Friends Meetings
and worship groups across Canada through their
travel, visitation, and engagement.
A second retirement took Frank and Pat to the
small village of Kaslo, British Columbia where
they relished a decade of living next door to
son Dan and his family, contributing to several
community service groups, hiking up to old
mines in the mountains and swimming in
the cold waters of Kootenay Lake. There they
also participated in the life of Argenta Friends
Meeting, a warm and caring community.
In 2000, after 38 years of living outside the
United States, Frank and Pat relocated to New
Hampshire so as to be closer to medical support
in working with Pats advancing Alzheimers.
While on the waiting list for an apartment at
Kendal at Hanover (a continuing care retirement
community) they lived for 2 years with
daughter Cathy and her family at Brock Farm in
Piermont, NH. There, in addition to helping with
farm projects and engaging fully with family life,
Frank volunteered at the Piermont Library, came
to know intimately the early spring ephemeral
wildowers, and explored the surrounding hills by
bicycle and on foot. Later, from a new home base
at Kendal (03-13), Frank sang with the Bach
Study Group and the Kendal Chorale. Throughout
his time at Kendal he gave generously of himself
in supporting those whom advancing years had
robbed of independence and grew with grace
into his own time of increased dependence on
the help of others.
Over the years Frank and Pat spent many a
holiday with son Steves family in Ipswich, MA;
made a winter trip to Florida to visit daughter
Rebeccas family in Tallahassee every year since
she moved there in 1989; and enjoyed extended
visits to his and Pats beloved chalet on Miles
Road in Kaslo, near son Dans family.
Franks roots and contributions to the Religious
Society of Friends (Quakers) ran deep. During his
childhood his family participated in the Pacic
Coast Association of Friends, a group of meetings
that was re-establishing worship on the basis
of silence. Witness to the peaceful resolution of
conict was an essential part of their life. Franks
father had been a conscientious objector in the
First World War and had worked in France with
the American Friends Service Committee, building
orphanages for children who had lost their
parents in the war. One of Franks brothers, Ward,
also served as a conscientious objector during
World War II.
In their lives as a couple, Frank and Pat
participated in the worship and community life
of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)
wherever possible. They were active in Radnor
Monthly Meeting in Pennsylvania until they
transferred their membership to Hamilton
Monthly Meeting in Ontario, Canada after years
of living abroad where there were no Friends
meetings close by. (During those years, they often
held meeting for worship in their home, rst as
a family and later, with a small group of friends
who wished to join them.) Still later they were
active members of Argenta Friends Meeting (BC,
Canada). Since the move to New Hampshire
Frank was a steady and beloved member of
Hanover Friends Meeting (where for a period he
served on the Building Committee) and later he
worshiped with the Kendal Worship Group.
Frank carried himself in a beautifully unassuming
way that didnt broadcast his lifetime of rich
experience in Quakerism, and his international
work and service. Nevertheless he was known
by many as a source of light and wisdom with
a ready ear for listening, a sense of perspective,
and a warm smile and chuckle.
Frank Miles is predeceased by his wife, Patricia
Beatty Miles. He is survived by his brothers Ward
Miles of Lacey, Washington and Rodney Miles of
Portland, Oregon and their extended families.
Frank is lovingly remembered by his children
and their families: Stephen and Ingrid Miles of
Ipswich, Massachusetts and their sons Garth
Landers and Stephen Miles, Jr.; Rebecca Miles
and Ward Broderson of Tallahassee, Florida and
her children Jessamyn Doan and Daniel Doan;
Dan Miles and Shelley Stickel Miles of Kaslo, BC,
Canada and their daughters Sarah and Hlne
Miles; and Catherine Miles Grant and Charles
Grant of Saint Johnsbury, Vermont and their sons
Brendan and Julian Grant.
A memorial service in the manner of Friends
(Quakers) will be held on Saturday, April 19
th
at
2:00 pm at Kendal at Hanover, New Hampshire,
under the care of the Hanover Friends Meeting.
Later in the summer, Franks ashes will be
buried next to Patricias in a memorial garden
near Argenta Friends Meeting, in the Purcell
Mountains of British Columbia. In lieu of owers,
please consider making a contribution in Franks
memory to a charity of your choice.
Frank Vernon Miles
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Kaslo & Area
HEALTH MATTERS
Plans To Change Kaslo
Emergency Department
Hours Put On Hold
Interior Health has put plans on hold for
changes to emergency department hours
at Victorian Community Health Centre until
April 1, 2014 in order to fully consider a new
proposal presented by a group of physicians
interested in providing 24/7 coverage for
the emergency department. Emergency de-
partment hours were scheduled to change
to weekday, daytime hours of operation, on
January 6.
The decision to hold off on the change
was made after the physicians informed
Interior Health that they want to explore
a fee-for-service rather than contract
compensation model.
As stafng allows, the Kaslo emergency
department will be open 24/7 while dis-
cussions about a potential new model take
place. There will still be times when limited
nursing and/or physician availability will
result in emergency department closures in
the months ahead. IH will provide updates
on any interruptions to 24/7 coverage.
From Interior Health news release,Dec 2013
Ben Biao
In Chinese medicine there is a concept
called ben biao (root branch) which is a
method for approaching the treatment of
patients. If a patient is presenting with very
severe symptoms such as acute pain, fever,
fracture or nausea, then it is necessary to
treat that symptom directly. This is called
treating the branch. On the other hand, if
the patient presents with longstanding
symptoms such as chronic pain, insomnia,
low energy or constipation then the un-
derlying cause of disease is treated. This is
called treating the root.
The cause of your insomnia might be the
stress at work or a missing ingredient in your
diet. The strength of Chinese medicine and
acupuncture is the identication and treat-
ment of this underlying root cause, perhaps
even before symptoms have developed.
Often in our world of quick xes we
continue to treat the branch without ever
looking at the root cause of illness. In a
world with increasing amounts of chronic
illness it is important to try to be proactive
by exercising, eating right and working with
practitioners of preventative medicine.
Acupuncture can treat acute symptoms
and is helpful in disease prevention. There
is the ability to be preventative, such as
by boosting the immune system before u
season, but there is also success in treating
chronic disease such as arthritis, bro
myalgia, anxiety, low energy or menopausal
symptoms. You may be surprised at what
acupuncture can do to help.
We are all complex beings and experience
health problems in diverse ways. Physical
problems can often have their root in our
emotions or we may be experiencing
emotional problems which have their root
in our physical bodies. As long as there are
no acute symptoms, it is my job as an acu-
puncturist to correctly identify, then treat
the underlying cause of disease. Only then
can we eliminate the return of symptoms.
As an acupuncturist my goal is not to be a
replacement for your family doctor, but I am
here to help you with your health concerns.
Im interested in working with other health
practitioners because successful treatment
often comes about through bridging several
different philosophies and practices.
Brendan Murray-Ellis Raven Acupuncture
E- Cigarettes: Breathing
Life Into A Dying Industry
Like many smokers, Dan wants to quit.
He has heard that electronic cigarettes,
also known as e-cigarettes, eCigs or vapour
cigarettes, might be helpful. But with all the
controversy about them in the news and on
the internet, he isnt sure.
Dan is skeptical, he has noticed e-ciga-
rettes are not just sold in pharmacies like
other quit-smoking aids. They can be found
at convenience stores and gas stations,
often strategically placed near conventional
cigarettes. Dan also knows that tobacco
companies are making them and he doesnt
trust that they would make a product to
help people quit smoking.
Dan also wonders how they can help
smokers quit when they look like regular
cigarettes. He has heard that quitting smok-
ing can be as difcult as quitting heroin
but he also knows that when people are
trying to quit injecting heroin doctors dont
prescribe drugs via a needle.
E-cigarettes are cigarette shaped tubes
that simulate the sensation of smoking.
Batteries in the tubes heat up a uid that
gives off a vapour which looks like smoke.
Although the jury is still out on e-cigarettes,
there are health and safety concerns.
Health Canada recently advised
Canadians not to purchase electronic
cigarettes because they have not been fully
evaluated for safety. (see www.healthy
canadians.gc.ca/recall-alert-rappel-avis/
hc-sc/2009/13373a-eng.php)
There are concerns that electronic
cigarettes may make smoking socially ac-
ceptable again, especially if used in smoke
free places. Because e-cigarettes release a
vapour and not smoke, there are currently
very few rules about where they can and
cant be used. The result is e-cigarettes
being used in places where smoking has
been banned like classrooms, pubs and
shopping malls.
E-cigarettes might encourage young peo-
ple to start smoking. In Canada, e-cigarettes
cannot contain nicotine but they can contain
kid-friendly avours ranging from bacon to
bubble gum avouring that could encour-
age youth to smoke e-cigarettes as well as
real tobacco products.
Dan decides e-cigarettes are not worth the
risk. Instead, he plans to talk with his health
care professional and visit http://quitnow.ca
for tips, tools and support.
Author: Jeff Conners is a Tobacco
Reduction Coordinator with Interior Health
IN AN EMERGENCY
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Kaslo Emergency Dept
250-353-2211
Need advice? Call 8-1-1
Kaslo Primary Health Centre
250-353-2291
CLINIC HOURS:
Mon- Fri 9:30am 4:30pm
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a convenient and safe location along any
route. Charter service within the service
area may be available. Reservations are
required. For information on Bus Schedules,
Routes, Fares and Reservations call: 1-855-
993-3100 or look in the window of Kaslo
Seniors Hall on 4th Street.
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8,997
$
7,997
2007 Dodge Caliber...................................... 9-1982-A
$
8,500
$
7,500
2007 Honda Fit Sport Mt .............................. 9-9825-0
$
11,997
$
10,997
2007 Honda Accord EX-L ............................. V-6852-A
$
15,997
$
14,997
2007 Honda Civic DX ................................... V-5358-1A
$
8,997
$
7,997
2006 Honda Civic ......................................... C-7757-A
$
10,997
$
9,997
2006 Toyota Corolla ...................................... 9-5398-0
$
8,285
$
7,997
2006 Dodge Charger .................................... 9-8763-0
$
17,997
$
16,997
2005 Ford Focus .......................................... 9-4886-0
$
7,997
$
6,997
2005 Honda Civic Si ..................................... A-1046-B
$
9,997
$
8,997
2005 Honda Accord ...................................... A-1802-A
$
12,997
$
11,997
2005 Chevrolet Impala ........................... 9-2923-0
$
6,997
$
4,500
2005 Nissan Altima SE-R ....................... V-4800-A
$
11,997
$
10,997
2003 Honda Civic LX ............................... C-7477-A
$
8,997
$
7,997
1993 Honda Civic Del Sol.....................V-7793-B
$
7,997
$
4,997
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Super clean one owner, local car, non-smoker,
well serviced, sunroof.
2009 GMC Sierra 1500
Regular Price
$20,997
9-1399-0
Fully inspected and shopped, this truck has
one of the best engines available for power and
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New Year Specials from
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Automotive
SUVs
1987 SUZUKI SAMU-
RAI 4X4: Soft top, new
brakes, fresh tune up,
new timing belt, new We-
ber carburetor, comes
with new tow bar, $4500.
Phone 250-213-0013.
1997 FORD EXPLOR-
ER: 4WD, 4dr, winters,
205,000kms $1500obo.
97greenexplorer@gmail.
com or 250-352-2576
2002 SATURN VUE:
Black, AWD, V6, auto,
25mpg, 228,000kms,
winters, loaded, excellent
condition, $3900. 250-
355-2887.
Parts, Accessories
& Service
6 MILE TIRE: Sale on
leftover winter stock.
Limited sizes. Call Vic,
250-825-3490.
2001 DODGE CUMMINS
24 VALVE ENGINE:
Good runner, $1500.
250-505-7632.
2012 CUSTOM ALUMI-
NUM RACK for shortbed
truck, 61.5Wx74L, w/
large Atlantis 1600 Thule,
paid $2000+, asking
$1500. 250-226-0014.
RVs/Campers
2009 BRECKENRIDGE
PARK MODEL RV: One
owner, ns, pets, 12x42
box, vinyl sided, 2bdr,
f/s, , w/d, air conditioner,
carpet/hardwood oor,
partially furnished/all win-
dow coverings, peaked
shingled roof, patio/deck
optional, must be moved,
only $41,500obo. Call
250-551-4739 or 250-
551-3758.
Boats/Watercraft
2007 SEADOO 230
CHALLENGER SE:
430hp, seats 12, good
condition, $26,500obo.
Call 250-358-2866.
MOORAGE & RV SITES
AVAILABLE. New docks!
For info, call Cedars Lake-
shore Inn, 250-229-4777.
www.nelsonchrysler.com
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803 Baker Street
250-352-3542, 1-800-663-7794
sales@nelsonchrysler.com
* Plus tax and $295
doc fee on all prices
2012 Dodge Ram 1500 Sport 4x4 Auto, Heated Seats 16,000 km............... 14-47TAA
$
31,900
2011 Chev Avalanche Crew LT Leather, 5.3L Auto 31,000 km .....................13-108AA
$
33,988
2011 Dodge Crew 1500 Laramie Leather, Sunroof 40,000 km .......................... U1070
$
36,988
2011 Dodge Quad SLT 4WD 1500 20in 52,800 km ........................................13-21AA
$
27,988
2009 Dodge Ram V6 Auto 2WD A/C 97,000 km ................................................ U1069
$
11,988
2008 Dodge Quad 1500 SXT Auto 5.7Hemi 81,000 km ............................. 13-15TBAA
$
18,988
2008 Dodge Quad 1500 SXT Auto 5.7Hemi 100,000 km .............................12-135AA
$
18,988
2008 Dodge Quad 1500 SXT V8 5.7Hemi 91,800 km ..................................... 13-114A
$
18,988
2008 Dodge Quad 1500 SXT V8 5.7Hemi 102,000 km ....................... U1038A
$
18,988
2008 Ford Crew 1500 4x4 5.4L Lariat Loaded 174,000 km ......... 13-39A
$
17,988
2007 Dodge Quad 1500 4WD 5.4L SXT 152,000 km ................ 13-84A
$
15,988
2005 Dodge Quad 2500 4WD 5.9L Auto SLT 165,000 km ... 12-70A
$
14,988
2004 Dodge Reg 2500 4WD SLT 5.9L Diesel 350,000 km . 12-108A
$
12,988
2001 Dodge Quad 2500 4x4 6speed Diesel 188,800 km ... 14-42A
$
16,988
2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo Auto 3.6L 38,200 km...... U1065
$
32,988
2013 Dodge Journey Crew Auto loaded 3.6L 13,000 km .......... 14-44A
$
25,988
2012 Dodge Journey RT AWD Leather 52,012 km ........................... 14-05A
$
25,988
2012 Dodge Journey RT AWD Nav roof 21,000 km ......................................... U1072
$
26,988
2011 Dodge Journey SXT 3.6L V6 7 passanger 58,000 km ............................. 13-43A
$
17,988
2010 Dodge Journey RT AWD Leather, sunroof 64,000 km ........................... 14-422A
$
20,988
2010 Ford Edge LTD Leather, loaded 73,000 km ............................................13-78AA
$
26,988
2010 Toyota Highlander Sport Cloth, auto loaded 83,000 km .......................... U1048
$
24,988
2009 Dodge Journey SXT AWD 6 speed, auto 60,000 km ........................... 14-18TAA
$
17,988
2009 Jeep Wrangler Sahara Unlimited 6 speed 60,000 km ............................ U1064A
$
24,988
2008 Jeep Patriot North Auto 120,000 km ....................................................... U1057A
$
12,988
2004 Ford Explorer XLT Auto 7 passanger 206,000 km ............................... U1031AA
$
7,988

2013 Chrysler 300C Hemi Sunroof, leather 7,170km ....................................... U1053
$
32,988
2007 Pontiac Pursuit G5 4cyl 5 speed 74,000 km ........................................... U1013A
$
6,988
2004 Chrysler PT Cruiser GT 4cyl turbo, loaded 75,000 km .......................... 13-27TA
$
8,988
2003 Acura EL 1.7L 5speed leather, sunroof 75,000 km ................................... 14-37A
$
7,988
2012 Chrysler T&C Touring Dual DVD, Stow&Go 28,800 km ............................ U1032
$
28,988
2012 Grand Caravan SXT Stow&Go, power seat 44,000 km ............................. U1061
$
21,988
2009 Dodge Grand Caravan Stow&Go Se 131,000 km .................................. 14-52A
$
11,988
2008 Pontiac Montana SV6 3.8L V6 loaded 99,750 km .................................. 12-115A
$
8,998
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Snowmobiles
1971 MASSEY FERGUSON SKI-WHIZ SNOWMOBILE:
26hp, runs well, $300obo. 250-304-2798.
2004 ARCTIC CAT KING CAT 900: Low kms, clean,
$4500obo. 250-505-8017.
2005 POLARIS RMK 900: 159 track, low miles, mint con-
dition, $4300obo. Call 250-226-7356.
2008 ARCTIC CAT M8: 164, orange/green, optional ski
rack, 6000kms, runs like a beast, $4300. 250-509-0693.
2009 YAMAHA VENTURE: Large cargo space, 500cc,
4-stroke, reverse, $2200. 250-304-2798.
8023 Old Waneta Road, Trail 250-364-2323 Parts 250-364 -1267 Toll Free 1-888-817-2323 www.rockislandrv.com DL#9096
2012 COUGAR 244 5
TH
WHEEL
Polar package, dual pane windows, 32" TV (LCD), power
awnings, fully loaded. #1 5th wheel on road today!
2 left in stock they won't last long!
#05210 was $36,995 NOW $29,995
2012 COUGAR 276
5
TH
WHEEL
Last new one in stock, polar package, dual pane
windows, heated enclosed tanks,
power awning and much more #08357
was $38,620 NOW $31,995
MOBILE HOMES
2014 ARCTIC FOX 9.9 CAMPER
Fully loaded, awnings, generator, Fox landing, winter package,
electric jacks. #10964 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $37,995
2012 HIDEOUT 24' BHSWE
Jack and Jill bunks, island bed, electric awning,
solar panels #U0003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,995
2013 CARDINAL 38' PENTHOUSE
Full body paint, 6 point leveling system. Luxury at its best.
#99264 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . WAS $89,995 NOW $74,995
2012 12' WIDE FLEETWOOD PARK 36' PARK
MODEL
Fully loaded, air conditioned.
#30072 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $58,995 THIS MONTH $41,995
2011 PLEASUREWAY EXCEL TS
Like new, full leather, queen size electric bed,
ready to go south. #U3833 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $59,995
2011 2860 CLASS C MOTORHOME
74,000 km, 2 slides, like new,
fully loaded including generator. #U5013. . . . . . . . $59,995
2008 HIDEOUT 27' TRAVEL TRAILER
Front Island queen bed, air, awning and bunk beds,
sleeps 9. #U0389. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13,995
2008 MONTANA 3400 5
TH
WHEEL
Winter package, 4 slides, #U1234 . . . . . . . . NOW $38,995
2008 3400 BIGHORN 5
TH
WHEEL
3 slides, winter pkg, like new. #U0147 . . . . NOW $38,995
2007 37' TETON EXPERIENCE
3 slides, full winter package, like new inside and out,
full levelling system, washer/dryer. Must see. #U1599 $59,995
2007 28' OUTBACK 5
TH
WHEEL
Super slide, fully loaded, like new #U0698 . . . . . . $24,995
2006 ARCTIC FOX 8.11 CAMPER
Slide out, slide topper, 2 awnings, winter package, solar panels.
#U5026 Was $18,995 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOW $15,995
BOATS
2013 XCURSION PONTOON 23C
Fully loaded, snap in carpets, LED in floor lighting, satellite radio
and much more, 115 Yamaha 4 stroke motor. #02367 . . . . . $35,995
2009 SEA RAY SUNDANCER 26'
Low hours, like new, new trailer.
#U8286 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . WAS $54,995 NOW $48,995
2007 FOUR WINDS 200H
Fully loaded, 5.0 Volvo Penta, wake tower, only 57 hours. #U5678 $22,995
1999 22' STARCRAFT
FUEL INJECTED 350, OPEN BOW
low hours, full tops. #U0207 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14,995
1999 27' DORAL
270 SC Trailer, new 454, sleeps 6, closed cooling,
great shape, ready for winter fishing, U8346 . . . . . $28,995
CAR & TRUCK
2005 CHEVY 1 TON
Duramax Diesel 4x4. Like new, ready for the camper.
#U9215 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $21,995
2005 CHEVY SHORT BOX
EXTENDED CAB 4X4
Runs great. #U4654. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $18,995
2003 BMW 24 ROADSTER
115,000 km. Like new, #U1941 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,995
1997 CHEVROLET CAMPER VAN
Pop-up roof, fridge, stove. #U1204 WAS $9,995 Now $7,995
Rock Island RV
We offer
Shrink
Wrapping
Protect your boat
for winter!
Dealers for Arctic Fox Desert Fox Cougar Hideout Trail-Lite
Ultra Light Passports R. Pod Mountaineer Montana Nash
SALE!
5
TH
wheels
20 to choose from

$
8,000
plus many more,
no reasonable offers
refused
STARTING
UNDER
ALL WORK GUARANTEED for 1 year or 20,000 km **
of
*
10
%
PARTS &
LABOUR
On Chrysler Vehicles
COMPLETE
4x4 Service
$169 + fluids
803 Baker Street www.nelsonchrysler.com
service@nelsonchrysler.com 250-352-3542, 1-800-663-7794
D5413
* Ofer good till January 31, 2014. Not to be used with any other discount. ** Some exceptions may apply - please inquire.
Coupon does not apply
to prior purchases.
Ofer does not apply to
auto body shop repairs.
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1660 Airport Rd, Salmo 1-888-357-2091
1-888-955-5528
623 Railway Street, Nelson
Ofers expire January 31, 2014
Call Parts or Service today for details
View accessories for your vehicle at
www.nelsonfordsales.com
Offer expires January 31, 2014. Offer may be cancelled at any time without notice. See Service Advisor for complete details. Applicable taxes and provincial levies not included. Dealer may sell for less. Available at participating locations. Applies to single rear wheel vehicles only. Diesel models
not eligible. *Up to 5 litres of oil. Disposal fees may be extra. Does not apply to diesel engines. ^Based on a Ford Fusion V6 automatic that has a fuel consumption rating of 10L/100 km in combined city/highway driving (properly tuned), a one-year driving distance of 24,000 km and $1.02 per litre
for gasoline. Improved fuel effciency and emission reduction levels depend on model, year and condition of vehicle. 2012 Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited. All rights reserved.
Package includes:
Motorcraft premium oil and Motorcraft flter change
*
Rotate and inspect four tires
Up to 83-point inspection
Ask about our special The Works package for diesel.
F150 & Superduty
Box Liners
Open Monday thru Saturday
These offers cannot be combined with any other offer. Sale ends January 31, 2014
Vehicle Flushes
Terra Clean fuel injector for gas models!
Sign up today for our
Nelson Ford Owner
Rewards Program!
Winter Tire
BLOWOUT SALE!
NEW YEAR
SPECIALS
at Nelson Ford
TERRA CLEAN EGR DIESEL SERVICE
regular
price
$299.
95
On sale
now only
$
199
95
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
Removes carbon deposits from EGR and induction systems
Reduces regeneration cycles
Lowers emissions and smoothes rough idle
Improves performance and fuel economy
The EGR system of a diesel engine often accumulates carbon deposits
These deposits can negatively afect the performance of an engine. Terra Diesel EGR and Induction System
Cleaner removes these deposits, restoring the fuel economy and performance of an engine.
It is applied to the EGR using a Terra Diesel EGR cleaning tool and adapter as part of an Diesel EGR Service.
Guaranteed to improve the performance of your diesel truck
Fluid ushes are an extremely
IMPORTANT part of maintaining
your vehicle. Call us today to
see if your vehicle is due
and SAVE $$$$$$$!
Transmission Flush 10% OFF
Brake Fluid Flush 10% OFF
Cooling System Flush 10% OFF
Power Steering Flush 10% OFF
Take an extra
10% OFF when
you buy in stock
winter tires!
All in stock
winter tires
on sale
Regular Price
$335.
00
On sale
now only
$
279
00
TerraClean Premium Tune Up Kits are formulated to provide a
highly effective and efcient fuel system service . TerraClean
Fuel System Cleaner cleans injectors, intake valves and the
combustion chambers.
Regular price $249.
95
On sale
now only
$
179
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Snowmobiles
2010 ARCTIC CAT M8 HCR SNOWMOBILE: Only 1700
miles runs great, very good condition, $7900obo. To view
250-365-3495 or 250-365-3190.
2011 SKIDOO 800: E-tech, Everest, SLP exhaust,
3200kms, $7500. 250-304-5457.
FOUR PLACE, DRIVE ON-DRIVE OFF ATV/SNOWMO-
BILE TRAILER: Tandem axle, brakes, very good condi-
tion, $2500. 250-368-1433.
SNOW APPAREL LIQUIDATION! 40% off over 150 sets.
Mens, Womens, Kids!! LEATHER & STEEL, FRUITVALE.
1-888-580-4438.
SNOWMOBILE TRAILER: 20x7, tandem axle, three ramps,
two front, one rear, hardly used, $2500. 250-551-7350.
Heavy/Farm Equipment
THE TRACTOR GUY TRACTOR & MACHINERY RE-
PAIR: All diesel, engine, transmission, differential, hydrau-
lic, electrical repairs. 250-505-7632.

DL#5970
Your West Kootenay Toyota Dealer Since 1969 2324 Ymir Road, Nelson
250-352-2235
1-888-352-2235
Like Us On www.nelsontoyota.com
New
Year - New
Deals!
All used vehicles come with a 90 Day/3000 km powertrain warranty. All prices are plus tax and $349 admin fee.
2011 Subaru Outback PZEV AWD - BU1539
The Subaru Outback PZEV is a rugged midsize sport utility.
Spacious, so it will hold all your gear, and with good
handling and fuel economy, its 2.5L 170hp 4 cyl engine
and AWD will tackle the climb up to Whitewater with ease.
$20,979
2005 Toyota Tacoma TRD Sport - BU1369
This low km 2005 TRD Access Cab is equipped with power
locks/mirrors and windows, cruise control, alloy wheels,
sliding rear window and more!
$19,900
all inventory
marked down!
2006 Pontiac Vibe FJ7683A
This low km Vibe comes with two sets of tires on wheels.
Great fuel economy and plenty of room for your stuf!
$8,900
2011 Toyota Tacoma TRD - BU1449
A clean low km Tacoma TRD Dbl Cab carproofed, safety
inspected and ready to hit the road. Need fnancing?
Dont go to the bank, we can do it all here for you with
competitive rates and terms.
$33,199
2012 Toyota Avalon XLS BU1463
Lexus quality at a Toyota Price! Just in at Nelson
Toyota, this premium sedan really wants for nothing
else but a new owner. Why not you!
$24,900
2009 Toyota Camry Hybrid CA4161A
This car was bought and serviced here at Nelson
Toyota. Great value and amazing fuel economy.
$14,700
2010 Toyota Corolla Sport CO55965A
Just arrived. This low km Corolla Sport is very clean,
locally owned, and serviced here records available.
This is a sporty car that gets great fuel economy.
Now whats not to like! $15,880
2006 Toyota Tacoma SR5 TA7129A
Locally owned and serviced here at Nelson Toyota.
A very well cared for truck. Come in and take it for
a drive.
$18,800
2010 Toyota Tundra Platinum TU3907A
Here is a great pre-owned Tundra Platinum Crewmax
locally owned and low kms and now ready for a new
home. No accidents, service records available and balance
of factory warranty.
$35,980
2007 Toyota FJ Cruiser C PKG TU6068A
Looking for a solid 4X4 to get you into the back
country? Then look at this one a C Pkg FJ Cruiser. With
an automatic transmission, paired to the 4.0L V6. On
site fnancing at competitive rates and terms! $16,990
SUMMIT
SUBARU
TAKE IT
TO THE TOP
Ph. 250- 364-9988
or 1-888-737-9988
Across from Waneta Plaza, Trail
www.summit.subarudealer.ca DL 10441
WE SPECIALIZE IN NEW & USED 4 WHEEL DRIVES
Taxes and $299.
00
Doc Fees extra
2012 Ford Focus SE Hatchback
#1774-1 ...............................................................................................
$
13,995
2011 Volkswagen Jetta Trendline Sedan
#1767-1 .............................................................................................
$
13,490
2010 Subaru Impreza WRX LTD
Fully loaded, Pearl white #1781-1 ............................................. NOW $24,900
2009 Subaru Impreza Sport Wagon AWD
auto #1789-2 ............................................................................... NOW
$
15,900
2009 Toyota Matrix XR AWD
auto, one owner #1752-1 ............................................................ NOW
$
12,900
2009 Toyota Camry LE V6
Nice car #1763-1 ......................................................................... NOW
$
13,900
2007 Dodge Dakota 4WD Quad Cab & Canopy
#W-5869 .................................................................................................................... NOW
$
10,900
2007 Toyota Corolla DX
5 speed, sedan #1830-1 .................................................................................JUST IN
$
8,995
2005 GMC Jimmy 4WD
2 door, auto #w4978-1 ................................................................JUST IN
$
6,900
2004 PT Cruiser Turbo Touring Edition
Auto #1780-1 .......................................................................................................... NOW
$
5,900
2001 Dodge Ram 4x4 Sport
#W4350-1 ..........................................................................................................................
$
8,995
2001 Chrysler Town & Country Van
#1668-2 ................................................................................................................................
$
5,495
SUMMIT SPECIALS
2013 Subaru Outback
AWD CP Pkg
Just in!
$
26,995
#1834-1
2612 Robison Rd, Nelson www.alfabmfg.ca
250-352-0575 or Toll Free 1-877-882-8280
Custom Truck Racks
Dry Boxes
Trifold Ramps
Sled Beds
Nelsons Only Manufacturer of
ALUMINUM
www.summit.subarudealer.ca
We Specialize in New & Used 4 Wheel Drives!
Across from Waneta Plaza Trail DL#10441
Phone 364-9988 or Toll Free 1-888-737-9988
Your AUTHORIZED Subaru Dealership in the West Kootenay
Take It
ToThe
Top!
SUMMIT
SUBARU
TAXES AND $299.00 DOC FEE EXTRA
* Pricing applies to a 2014 Forester 2.5i 6MT (EJ1 X0) / 2013 XV Crosstrek Touring 5MT (DX1 TP) with MSRP of $28,070 / $26,515 including freight & PDI ($1,650 / $1,595), documentation fees ($299) and battery and tire tax ($30). Licence, taxes, insurance and registration extra. Model shown
is a 2014 Forester 2.0XT Limited Package CVT (EJ2 XTL) with MSRP of $37,570 including freight & PDI ($1,650), documentation fees ($299) and battery and tire taxes ($30). Taxes, licence, registration and insurance are extra. Vehicle shown solely for purposes of illustration, and may not be
equipped exactly as shown. Dealers may sell for less or may have to order or trade. ***$1,500 cash incentive is for cash customers only and is available on all new 2013 XV Crosstrek models. Cannot be combined with Subaru Canada supported lease/fnance rates. **1.9%/0.5% fnance and
lease rates available on all new 2014 Forester models / 2013 XV Crosstrek models for a 24-month term. Financing and leasing programs available through Toyota Credit Canada Inc. on approved credit. **/***Ofers valid until December 31, 2013. See your local Subaru dealer or visit www.
western.subarudealer.ca for complete program details. Ratings of Good are the highest rating awarded for performance in fve safety tests (moderate overlap front, small overlap front, side, rollover and rear) conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) (www.iihs.org).
To earn a 2013 TOP SAFETY PICK, a vehicle must receive a Goodrating in the moderate overlap front, side, rollover and rear tests. To earn a 2013 TOP SAFETY PICK+, a vehicle must receive a Goodrating in at least four of the fve tests and a Goodor Acceptablerating in the ffth test
Locavores Feast
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tically) anything for six minutes. You dont have to sign
up in advance, you can just write in your name on the set-
list when you arrive.
Here, the concept of performance art is exploded to
include whatever your imagination can conjure up. Ad-
mission to the event is by donation and a potluck item.
All proceeds go to the Rural Alternatives Research and
Training Society. Te Vallican Whole Community Centre
is at 3762 Little Slocan River Road. You can check out the
website at www.vallicanwhole.com
www.kootenaychrysler.com
email: sales@kootenaychrysler.com
Phone ahead
for fast
credit
pre-approval
*Taxes, $425 doc fee extra.
Trail Waneta Junction
250-368-8295 DL#5888
1-888-812-6506
When youre in the Kootenays
Youre in Kootenay Chrysler Country
Our Parts
Department
Now Open
Saturdays 9-4
Trades Welcome
Ken Smitheran
Sales Consultant
Sarah Youngson
Business Manager
Al Wenger
Owner
Gary Ashley
Sales Manager
At Kootenay Chrysler, we dont sell you a car, we help you buy one.
Must Go!!
Trucks
2010 Ram 1500 Sport Crew #14025A .................................. $25,995
2008 Dodge 3500 SLT Quad Short-Box #12166A ............ $30,995
2008 GMC Canyon 4x4 #14054A ........................................... $15,500
2007 Dodge 3500 SLT Quad Long-Box #12167A ............. $27,995
2004 Dodge Ram 1500 Laramie #13143A .......................... $11,995
2008 Chrysler Sebring Convertible #P865A ........................ $15,995
2007 Dodge Dakota Crew SLT 4x4 #12062B ...................... $15,995
2006 Chevy Impala LT 4D SDN #13052A ................................. $9,995
2005 Chevy Malibu LS 4D SDN #11064A ................................. $5,995
2005 Chrysler Sebring Touring 4D SDN #13030A ................. $7,995
2005 Chevy Impala LS 4D SDN #12160A ................................. $6,995
SUVs
2012 Ford Escape XLT #13033A ............................................ $18,995
2012 Hyundai Vera Cruz GLS AWD #14021A ................... $25,995
2011 Dodge Journey #13111B ................................................ $19,995
2011 Ford Edge Sport AWD #14027B .................................. $29,995
2008 Pontiac Montana SV6 #14032A......................................$9,995
2007 Dodge Nitro SXT #12094A ............................................ $15,995
2006 Hummer H3 #13043A ..................................................... $13,995
Cars
2012 Dodge Challenger SRT 392 ED #14012A ................. $44,495
2012 Dodge Challenger R/T Classic #14004A ................... $35,995
2010 Buick Lacrosse CX #14001A .......................................... $18,995
2010 Honda Civic EXL 4D SDN #12174A ............................ $14,995
2009 Toyota Corolla CE 4D SDN #13194A ......................... $11,995
2007 Honda Civic LX 4D SDN #13102A ............................... $10,495
2005 Honda Accord EXL #14071A ......................................... $13,495
Vans
2010 Dodge Grand Caravan #14058A1 ............................... $18,995
2009 Chevy Uplander L/T LWB #13115A ............................. $11,995
2008 Pontiac Montana #14032A ................................................ $9,995
2007 Dodge Caravan SE #13180A ............................................. $6,995
2007 Dodge Grand Caravan #14065A ..................................... $8,995
2006 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT #12121A ............................ $9,995
2005 Dodge Caravan SE #12170B ............................................. $7,995
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Mother Goose Story Kits Program
In Kaslo!
Registration is now open for the Mother Goose Story
Kits program, coming soon to Kaslo!
Mother Goose Story Kits: a free program for parents of
young children. Create story telling kits using simple craf
techniques. Fridays, 9:30-11:30, session 1 January 24, 31,
session 2 February 14, 21.
Two diferent story kits will be created during this pro-
gram; one during session 1 and the other during session
2. Please sign up for one of the two sessions (and ensure
that youre available to attend both days of that particu-
lar session) to allow for more people to participate in this
program. If you are interested in attending both sessions,
sign up for one and indicate that youd like to be put on
the waiting list for the other session if there is space.
Childcare provided. Register with Barb Cyr, barbcyr@
nklcss.org or 250-353-7691 extension 209. Ofered by the
Columbia Basin Alliance for Literacy and JVH School
with support from North Kootenay Lake Community
Services Society.
DID JA KNOW?... THE TRAIL/BV/ROSSLAND EDI TION
OF THE PEN NY WISE gives ex cel lent cov er age to your ad!
We dis trib ute to over 8600 homes in this area eve ry week!
Be sure to take ad van tage of this read er ship when you
place your per son al or busi ness ads. Call 1-800-663-4619
bet ween 8:30am & 5pm week days. Please re mem ber, our
dead line is al ways 3pm Thurs day to have your ad ap pear
in the fol low ing Tues days edi tion.
Use OUR U.S. address
for all your shipping needs!
Located in Porthill, Idaho, on the U.S. / Canadian border, just south of Creston BC.
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PARCEL DEPOT
MAIL BOX
RENTALS
UPS
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US MAIL
FEDEX
Monday through Saturday 8 am to 6 pm
Sunday 10 am to 4 pm
208-267-2128
NOTE:
Porthill
Mercantile
gas price
.87 litre
prices subject to
change without notice
KDCFS, Box 1360, Kaslo BC V0G 1M0
250-353-9677 fax 250-353-9698
email: kcfs@netidea.com Ofce hours: Mondays 9-4
Kemball Memorial Centre, Kaslo www.kaslocommunityforest.org
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Kaslo & District Community Forest Society
KDCFS Community Dividend
Grant Opportunities
T
he Kaslo and District Community Forest Society is
now accepting applications for community grants.
Any group or individual in Kaslo and RDCK Area D
is eligible to apply for funding for projects that benet
our communities. Applications and guidelines are on the
community forest website.w
Application Deadline: February 28, 2014
Individuals or groups may apply for any amount; it is
anticipated that available funds will be shared between
qualied applicants. Approximately $52,000 will be
disbursed.
The KDCFS is proud to support Kaslo and RDCK Area D
residents through the return of their community forest
revenues. The Community Dividend grants are derived
from the proceeds of the timber volume harvested from
the community forest chart area during the previous
calendar year.
If your organization received a grant last year, please
make sure that you have lled out and returned the form
Final Financial Statement. If you did not receive a form,
please email the KDCFS ofce and ask for one.
Thank you!

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