All Month: Sept. 6 No paper: Aug. 23 O n the Menu • Events / 2 • Neighbours / 3 • Marketplace / 4 • For the Record & Weather / 5 • Ideas / 8 • AMusing / 9 www .F ri AM. ca • Tel: 250.833.1141 • Email: [email protected] • Drop Off: Hucul Printing, 5th St. & 5th Ave. SW FRIDAY Aug. 9 2019 #1122 FREE Real Estate Purchases • Sales • Mortgages Call Zoë today. 3-120 Harbourfront Dr. NE Salmon Arm Ph. 250.803.8883 Experience you can rely on. www. zoestevens.ca Molehills Lorne REIMER Slurpees and Servings Furniture & Mattresses Home Decor La-Z-Boy Comfort Studio 1701-10th ave SW (beside Buckerfields) 121 Shuswap NW • 250.803.0011 bluecanoebakery.com • open 7 am Ask Mary about catering! Salmon Arm Weekend A . M . Vintage Cars • Festival Countdown 10th & 10th SW piccadillymall.com ONE STOP! - Over 40 Shops & Services, • Air Cond. • Boutiques • National chain stores • RV parking • Sani-station • Library Dr. Daphne Brown D.C. • 250.833-1010 activechirosalmonarm.ca • 2nd floor Uptown SASCU We fit custom orthotics. Welcome to Summer in the Shuswap! hilltoptoyota.net • 832-9433 Stock # 594499LP DLR 30465 Robert’s Pick of the Week 2017 TUNDRA TRD Off Road Double Cab • 81,158 km Ex-lease, No accidents, Tonneau cover. • $275 bi-weekly over 84 months at 6.69% with $2,000 Cash Down. $36,995. w Rescue society truck destroyed in suspected arson. /2 s “I’m gonna take my horse to the Old Town Road” begins one of the most popular songs ever. Sicamous’ own ‘Old Town Road’ is heavily travelled by vis- itors heading to the Twin Anchors houseboat marina. After two road signs were stolen, town officials came up with the idea to cash in and sell copies of the sign for $25 each. Now these signs are selling like hotcakes both in town and on the web, and orders are coming in from around the world. The sign in the photo above, is a private sign belonging to a property owner along Old Town Road. Mike Jackson photo illustration I t is just a tad strange that this town to still without a 7-Eleven after last August’s bizarre fire. And now - as of a few weeks ago - there’s no more M&M Meats either. No slurpees for the kids; no single serve dinners for everyone else. Meanwhile, it seems like another cannabis shop opens up each week. Well, for what it’s worth, Askew’s Downtown is now selling M&M prod- ucts, and, alas, 7-Eleven will one day return, but apparently not in Downtown. r r r Who knew you could mix hip hop rap and country music together and come up with a mega-hit that is now on its 22nd week as number one song on the Billboard Top 100? The longest previous record in Billboard’s 61-year history was number one for 17 weeks. And who knew this mix by Lil Nas X and Billy Ray Cyrus could make Sica- mous a load of money (See on right ww)? Too bad for Salmon Arm that the song wasn’t called Old Auto Road. r r r One of the newly hired staff mem- bers at Mr. Mikes Steakhouse was seriously injured in a highway car ac- cident just prior to its recent opening. So, when the restaurant invited fam- ily members for a pre-opening practice night, it was an easy call on what to do with the substantial amount of tips that were raised from the free dinners. It was a fine gesture to offer to a fellow staff on his long recovery ahead.
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All Month:Sept. 6
No paper:Aug. 23
On the Menu • Events / 2 • Neighbours / 3 • Marketplace / 4 • For the Record & Weather / 5 • Ideas / 8 • AMusing / 9 www.FriAM.ca • Tel: 250.833.1141 • Email: [email protected] • Drop Off: Hucul Printing, 5th St. & 5th Ave. SW
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Furniture & Mattresses
Home DecorLa-Z-Boy Comfort Studio1701-10th ave SW (beside Buckerfields)
121 Shuswap NW • 250.803.0011bluecanoebakery.com • open 7 am
Ask Mary about catering!
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ONE STOP! - Over 40 Shops & Services,
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• Library
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w Rescue society truck destroyed in suspected arson. /2
s “I’m gonna take my horse to the Old Town Road” begins one of the most popular songs ever. Sicamous’ own ‘Old Town Road’ is heavily travelled by vis-itors heading to the Twin Anchors houseboat marina. After two road signs were stolen, town officials came up with the idea to cash in and sell copies of the sign for $25 each. Now these signs are selling like hotcakes both in town and on the web, and orders are coming in from around the world. The sign in the photo above, is a private sign belonging to a property owner along Old Town Road.
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It is just a tad strange that this town to still without a 7-Eleven after last August’s bizarre fire. And now - as of
a few weeks ago - there’s no more M&M Meats either. No slurpees for the kids; no single serve dinners for everyone else. Meanwhile, it seems like another cannabis shop opens up each week. Well, for what it’s worth, Askew’s Downtown is now selling M&M prod-ucts, and, alas, 7-Eleven will one day return, but apparently not in Downtown.
r r r Who knew you could mix hip hoprap and country music together and come up with a mega-hit that is now on its 22nd week as number one song on the Billboard Top 100? The longest previous record in Billboard’s 61-year history was number one for 17 weeks. And who knew this mix by Lil Nas X and Billy Ray Cyrus could make Sica-mous a load of money (See on right ww)? Too bad for Salmon Arm that the song wasn’t called Old Auto Road.
r r r One of the newly hired staff mem-bers at Mr. Mikes Steakhouse was seriously injured in a highway car ac-cident just prior to its recent opening. So, when the restaurant invited fam-ily members for a pre-opening practice night, it was an easy call on what to do with the substantial amount of tips that were raised from the free dinners. It was a fine gesture to offer to a fellow staff on his long recovery ahead.
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SALMON ARM FridAy AMBack of FrontEVENTS t August 9, 2019
Three days before• Classic/ Antique Car Show, Aug. 11, Haney Village.• Grindrod Garlic Festival, 9- 4, Aug. 18. $3, under 12 Free. Music by The Keys and Duane Marchand.• Roots & Blues, Aug. 15 to 18, South Fairgrounds.• Rods & Rails Car Show, noon to 3, Aug, 17, Amstrong.• IPE Fair & Exhibition, Aug. 28-Sept.1 Armstrong.• Salmon Arm Fair, Sept. 6 to 8, Fairgrounds. Parade, Live-stock, shows, midway, entertainment, salmonarmfair.com
Art • Devenir opens Aug. 9,SA Art Gallery, featuring paint-ings and mobiles created by five francophone artists from Calgary. Artist Talk at 5:30pm. Opening from 7.• Lazuline Gallery on Hudson. new show, now to Sept. 22.• Reedman Collaborative, now to Aug. 25, Blind Bay Hall.• Pottery Show, Aug. 16, 17, Piccadilly Mall.• Mt. Ida Painters Art Show, Aug. 23, 24, Seniors Drop in.
Concerts • Lonesome Town Painters, 7 pm, Tuesday, Aug. 13, Carlin Hall. Hard driving, pure bluegrass.• WOW concert series, 6:45, Wednesdays, Marine Park Jessica Stuart Few, Aug. 14 • Slocan Ramblers, Aug. 21• Downtown Live, 12:30 Fridays; 10:30-12, Saturdays. Francois et Guillaume, Aug. 9 m Emilie Bradford Trio, Aug. 10 m Ruby Bruce, Zaniac & Sean Ashby, Aug. 17 (hosted by R&B) • Johnny McCuaig Band, 6:30, Aug. 12, Sicamous Beach • Tonye Aganaba, 6:30, Aug. 15, Blind Bay.• Tennessee Walker, 6 pm, Aug. 16, Scotch Creek.• SA Roots & Blues, Aug. 15 to 18. Mainstage, below. Details at rootsandblues.ca and August AM. More live music on the four days leading up, see on left.• Nimble Fingers Bluegrass Fest, noon to 9, Aug. 24, Sorrento Centre. nimblefingers.ca• Comic Strippers are back Sept. 27, Salmar Classic.• The Lonely - music of Roy Orbison, Travelling Wil-burys, Everly Brothers, 7 pm, Sept. 28, Salmar Classic.
Theatre • The Coyotes, to Aug. 11, Caravan Farm tickets atcaravanfarmtheatre.com Only five more shows.• Haney dinner theatre, runs ‘til Aug. 28, Wed/Fri/Sun.“Mystery of Dutch Charlie’. Reserve at 250-832-5243.
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On the TownSalmar Grand • Hudson Ave.Aug. 9 to 15 • salmartheatre.com • 250.832-2263• Hobbs & Shaw. A lawman and outcast for an unlikely alliance when a cyber-genetically-enhanced villains threatens future of humanity. 2:10, 6:40, 9:15 daily. (PG violence, lang)• Dora and the Lost City of Gold. A teenage explorer leads her friends on a adventure to save her parentsand solve the mystery behind a lost city of gold. 2:10, 6:35, 8:40 daily. (PG violence)• The Lion King 2D. Much anticipated live action ver-sion of this Disney classic and Broadway musical. 2:00, 6:30, 8:45 daily. (G may frighten young children)• Once upon a time in Hollywood. (Ends Aug. 13)A faded TV star and his stunt double strive to achieve success in the film industry during the final years of Hollywood’s Golden Age in 1969. Starring DiCaprio and Pitt. 2:00, 6:45, 9:00 daily. (14A coarse lang, violence)• The Angry Birds Movie 2. (Opens Aug. 14) The flightless birds and scheming green pigs take their feud to next level. 2:00 (2D), 6:30 (3D), 8:30 (2D). (G)m COMING • Blinded by the Light, Aug. 16Salmar Classic • Alexander Street• The Art of Racing in the Rain. An inspiring bond forms between aspiring Formula One race car driver Denny, and his golden retiriever, Enzo. Story from Enzo’s point of view. 3:00 Sat & Sun; 6:30, 8:35 nightly. (G)n STAGE TO SCREEN • Kinky Boots, 1 pm, Aug. 25. Award winning Musical (Grammy, Tony and UK Olivier)n SHUSWAP FILM SOCIETY • shuswapfilm.net• The Public, Sept. 7 • Fall of American Empire, Sept. 14n HOST SCREENING• Unplanned, 2 and 6:30 pm, Aug. 24 • 6:30, Aug. 25. $5. Former Planned Parenthood Clinic Director becomes an-ti-abortion activist. Presented by Shuswap Pro-Life Society.
Starlight Drive-in • starlightdrivein.ca• The Lion King (G) 8:30 pm, Aug. 9 to 15. Held over. plus Aladdin (PG) 11 pm. Both live action versions.
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LIVE Scenen Lorenzo’s Cafe • Half a Quorum, Aug.2 • Apollo Sun, Aug. 7 • Sean Ashby, Aug. 9 • MNGWA, Aug. 15 n Enderby Legion • Dance to Wil-liam Brookfield/ Penny, Aug. 10 • Sleepless Nights, Aug. 24 •.n Little City Merchant, Enderby • Tony Koenen with Jim Rhindress & Angela Bonten, Aug. 9, Jerry Story Band, Aug. 16n Downtown Live on Ross plaza Stage. 12:30 Fridays & 10:30 am Saturdays through July & August. See ‘Concerts’ aboven Music in the Bay, 6:30, Thurs-days, Blind Bay Park.n Music in the Park, 6:30 Mondays Sicamous Beach. See ‘Concerts’n Music by River, Belvidere Park, Enderby, July 28.
n ROOTS & BLUES MAINSTAGE • Aug16-18 • More at rootsandblues.caFRIDAY - Tal National, Early Spirit, Ruthie Foster, Jim Cuddy BandSATURDAY - Hamiltones, Dervish, Sue Foley Band, Third WorldFRIDAY - Danny Michel & GarifunaCollective, Birds of Chicago, Irish Mythen
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s Arson is suspected behind a fire that destroyed the truck used by Freedom’s Gate Equine Rescue Society in Gleneden.
The Freedom’s Gate Equine Rescue Soci-ety’s only truck was
destroyed in a suspicous fire 4 am Wednesday morning. Carly Marchand-Jones and her son were startled awake by a loud explosion and the sight of their truck ablaze near their home. Marchand-Jones said that last month her son’s car was stolen off their Gleneden property. The car was even-tually recovered and written off. Now they are left with no vehicles. “Our truck was a massive part of Freedom’s Gate,” she said. “We were setting up load-ing out 300 bales of hay. This will affect the rescue more than us, and we won’t be able to haul horses or pick up hay.”
n Franks for the Foundation hot dog sale, 11-1:30 1:30, Thurs, Aug. 15, Ross plaza. Hosted by the staff of Scotia in support of Shuswap Community Association.n Rubberhead Volunteer trail Days, 8-10, Aug. 10, 24. Meet 110 FSR 2.5 km. See shuswaptrails.com
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NEIGHBOURSHorse rescue society losessecond vehicle
Freedom’s Gate is a registered non-prof-it and charitable society that forcuses on rescuing, rehabilitating, and re-homing at-risk equines. By the end of the day, supporters raised over $400 on a Facebook Page to assist the Society through this latest setback. RCMP are now investigating the suspected arson and trespassing. n
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You’re InvitedWeatherWeekend OutlookContinuing hot - high 32 - until Fri-day. Then rain again for weekend.Past Temps, July 31 to Aug. 6by Nick Parsons, SW GlenedenElevation 458 m (119 m over lake)Date High Low Prec.July 31 27 12 0Aug. 1 28 14 0Aug. 2 27 13 0Aug. 3 24 13 0Aug. 4 26 10 0Aug. 5 29 12 0Aug. 6 30 13 0Sun rises 5:32 • Sun sets 8:33 Normal this week: +27 to +12Record since 1991 - July 17+34.4, 2008 • +8.8, 2002
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• Flower Show, 12:30-3:30, Sat-urday, Aug. 10, Enderby Seniors’ Complex, Enderby. All welcome to enter. Cal 838-0832 or 838-0103.• Open House - Seniors Drop-in, 31 Hudson, 10 to 4, Aug. 23, 24, fea-turing Mt. Ida Painters Art Show, carving, bake sale & more. Free. Regular events - Mt. Ida Painters, 9-2, Mon; Painting, 8:30-2 Tues.; Carving, 9-12, Thurs; Pool & Cards 10-2 Fri.; BINGO 6 pm, Thursdays.• Brain Matters Art Show & Si-lent Auction, Aug. 7-13, Piccadilly. Jewellery, pottery, paintings and treasures donated by local artists, artisans, crafters and businesses in support of North Okanagan/Shuswap Brain Injury Society. • Valerie Rogers Open Art Studio - Nature & Wildlife Artist, 11-4, Aug. 17, 671 60th St. SE. 832-2336• Reedman Gallery Collaborative, now to Aug. 25 at Blind Bay Hall, 2510 Blind Bay Rd.• Firesmart, 7 pm, Aug. 15, Ranche-ro/Deep Creek FD. CSRD hosts.• SA Fair Registration Deadline Aug. 26 for all exhibitors in A1 Arts & Crafts div., and all other indoor divisions. Exhibit your paintings, drawings, sculpture, jewelery, fabric art and more. Register at Fairgrounds office or www.salmonarmfair.com. • Shuswap Farm & Craft Market, 8 to 12:30, Tuesdays and Fridays next to old arena, North Fairgrounds.• Downtown Farmers Market, Saturdays to Oct. 5. Hosted by Food Action Society & Downtown SA.• 10th Grindrod Garlic Festival, 9-4, Aug. 18. $3. Under 12 Free. Mu-sic by The Keys & Duane Marchand.• City Council, 2:30 & 7, Aug. 12.• MS Support Group, 2nd Thurs-days at Chester’s. 250-515-2075.• Shuswap Singers choir welcomes new members. Thurs. Practices start 6:30, Sept. 5, New Hope Church (Sal. Army). Singing in SATB har-mony. $80 fee payable by Sept. 26.• Paint Workshop at Salmon Arm Wharf, 10 to noon, Aug. 24. Hosted by Library.• Roots & Blues Online Ticket Sales end Aug 10. Kids under 12 are Free. Camping sites across street now 92 per cent full. www.rootsandblues.ca.. • Pancake Breakfast, Sorrento Hall, Aug. 10 by Lions.• Franks for the Foundation, 3rd annual Hot Dog Sale for Shuswap Community Foundation, 11-1:30, Aug. 15, Ross plaza. (Scotia)• Free 1/2 hr. lawyer consult to qualifying. 832-3272 for appt.n Email events to: [email protected]
Passagesv Helen Blake July 19, 2019, at age 82 3 pm, Aug. 10, Kelownav Neumann Uwe July 23, 2019, at age 65v Daniel Albert Wark July 27, 2019, at age 62 10:30, Aug. 10, Bowersv Jessie Elizabeth (Myatt) Lowe 1:30, Aug. 23, Edmontonv Larry Gene Shiels Noon, Aug. 17, Family home
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v Elaine ‘Patricia Adams August 1, 2019, at age 80v Marie Joan Beale July 26, 2019, at age 99 1:30, Aug. 10, Sicamous Bible Churchv Lori Lynn Day August 1, 2019, at age 56v Rudolf Metz August 2, 2019, at age 80v Nelson Hoare July 30, 2019, at age 77v James Arthur Moore July 28, 2019, at age 86 2 pm, Aug. 17, Silver Ck Hallv Leslie Claude Yelds July 30, 2019, at age 94 12:30, Aug. 25, Sicamous Legionv William James Sim 1 pm, Sept. 15, Okanagan Science Centre, Vernon
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• SA SILVERBACKS, start of 2019-20 season: HOME - Exhibition: West Kelowna, 7 pm, Aug. 24; Vernon, 7 pm, Aug. 28 Regular: vs. West Kelowna, 3 pm, Sept. 8; vs. Powell River, 7 pm, Sept. 20;vs. Cowichan Valley, 7 pm, Sept. 27AWAY - Exhibition: West Kelowna, 7 pm, Aug. 23; Vernon, 7 pm, Aug. 30Regular: Trail 7 pm, Sept. 13 & 14; West Kelowna, 7 pm, Sept. 242019 tickets can now be purchased online sasilverbacks.com• SASCU Open Tennis Tournament, Aug. 31 to Sept. 2, Salmon Arm Tennis Club. (Moved to Labour Day weekend). Men’s & Ladies’ A/B Singles; Men’s & Ladies’ Mixed Doubles A&B, Mixed Doubles. Registration by email: [email protected] Entry deadline - noon, Aug. 26.• Shuswap Outdoors Club Outings - Meet at SA Curling CentreMt. English, Aug. 11; Mt. McPherson, Aug. 25. Call Keith 250-832-7768• Shuswap Minor Football See shuswapfootball.com or Facebook.Registration for the 2019 season now open• 5th Charity Open golf tournament for Shuswap Hospital Founda-tion, Aug. 24, Shuswap Lake Estates. shuswaphospitalfoundation.org• BC 55+ Games, Sept. 10 to 14, Kelowna has 33 sports to choose. For registration dates and more, visit www.55plusBCgames.orgVolunteers are needed for BC’s largest multi-sport event. (Hosts, environmental, ceremonies, admin, photography, etc.).Contact [email protected] or 250-826-4811.• See shuswapsoccer.com for youth soccer summer camps.EFS Summer Camp, Aug. 12- 15 • Shore n’ Score Tournament, Aug. 24• Lawn Bowling - Mon/Fri 9:15 am; Tues/Thur 6:45 pm. • Shuswap TrailRider trail days. The Shusuwap TrailRider Adaptive Soci-ety will be at the Roots & Blues Festival, Aug. 15. More info at [email protected] or shuswaptrailrider.com• Lewiston Ultra Trail Run (16 km/540 m elevation gain run on Larch Hills Traverse), Sept. 28. This event is attracting attention from all over.• Memorial Skateboard Competition in memory of Josh Hunter, Sept. 26, Blackburn Park. Hosted by skateboard community and supporters.• Soap Box Derby, Sept. 22 on hill in front of the Salmar Grand in sup-port of Children’s Hospital. Start building. Email: [email protected].• Terry Fox Run, Sunday, Sept. 15
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More volunteers are needed for the One-to-One reading program that the Literacy Alliance of the Shuswap Society (LASS) runs in elemen-
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s Haney Village is expecially pretty these days. This Sunday, the Village is hosting the annual Classic and Vintage Car show.
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w Include the names of neighbourhoods on Salm-on Arm city maps.The resilience of the Salmon
Arm Church of Christ con-gregation is something to
behold. Its members lost two of its three Elder leaders in the course of four months. First, it was the hor-rific shooting in April that robbed the life of Gord Parmenter. Then on July 19, Elder Maurice Taylor passed away after long illness. But this little log church, sitting on one corner of the Fairgrounds, has not forgotten its fellow citizens of Salmon Arm. “This community has stood beside us through our difficulties and we want to say ‘thank you’,” reads the invitation to a community picnic on Aug. 24. “We just want to say ‘thank you’ to this wonderful community.” The picnic is set for 6 to 7:30 pm, August 24 at Blackburn Park, and it will include a free hot dog, Bounc-ey play for the kids, and neighbours getting to know each others. n
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EAR to the GroundChurch says ‘thanks’
Contributed: t Boo to SA Rant & Rave admin for not adhering to its own guidelines and intolerance of others’ opinions. s Bravo to Sam and Kathie for helping me after wit-ness someone hit my car in the parking lot of Save On Foods. They waited for me to inform me, and really helped me to stay calm. ~ Amber
Quick Fact n Every day a 40 foot tree takes in 50 gallonsof dissolved nutrients from the soil, raises this mixture to its topmost leaves, converts it into 10 pounds of carbohydrates,and releases about 60 cubic feet of pure oxygen into the air.
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s Ireland is beloved for its traditional music, and one of its finest ambassadors of Irish music will be among the head-liners at next weekend’s Roots & Blues Festival. The band Dervish features one of the Emerald Isle’s purest voices - Cathy Jordan, pictured at front. w Google ‘Old Town Road’
for stats on how it is one of the most popular songs of all time, including 17 weeks on the top of the Billboard Hot 100 Chart.
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w “This is precisely the time when artists go to work. There is no time for despair, no place for self-pity, no need for silence, no room for fear. We speak, we write, we do language. That is how civilizations heal.” ~ Toni Morrison, Nobel prize author who died this weekw “Gay pride was not born of a need to celebrate being gay, but for the right to exist without persecution. So instead of wondering why there isn’t a straight Pride movement, be thankful you don’t need one.”
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August 9, 2019
POP Quizw What now demolished motel in Salmon Arm had ‘salmon’ in its name, and what now renovated motel now has ‘salmon’ in its name?
w The former Salmon River Motel where the new Salmon River bridge is being de-veloped, and the newly renovated Happy Salmon Motel at the Canoe intersection.
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w A woman goes to the local newspaper office to see to it that the obituary for her recently deceased husband is pub-lished. The person in charge of obits informs her that there is a charge of 50 cents per word. She pauses, reflects, and then says: “Well then, let it read: “Fred Brown died.” Amused at the widow’s thrift, the newspaper clerk tells her that there is a 7-word minimum for all obituaries. She thinks it over and in a few seconds, says “In that case, let it read: “Fred Brown died; golf clubs for sale.”w What do you call the ability to see Russia from Alaska? An optical Aleutianw Don’t join dangerous cults. Practice safe sects!
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s Above left: When going fishing, take along an action figure with you. I will make your catch look amazing! Above right: In the end, Waldo finds himself!
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September 9th to November 25th RCMP report no major collisions in the Salm-on Arm area despite
heavy traffic throughout the past long weekend. Still, it was a busy week-end for the detachment with over 92 calls for service. One vehicle was impound-ed Aug. 5 for excessive speed 49 km/h over the posted 100 km/h limit on the highway in the Carlin area. An Impaired Driving Check of 30 vehicles Aug. 4 near the Canoe ball diamonds did not detect a single impaired driver. Staff Sgt. Scott West thanked motorists for driv-ing sober. “It appears people were doing just that in this area on August 4.” n
The swimming advisory at Sunnybrae Beach was lifted effective
August 6 following new test results by Interior Health. Water at this beach is rou-tinely tested for E. Coli bac-teria levels on a weekly basis for the safety of the public, according to the CSRD. n
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