French Immersion Wk The Ministry of Education supports French immersion programming in BC schools. Immersion refers to using French as the language of instruction & commu- nication in the school setting. French im- mersion students follow the same curriculum as all students in the province. 53,487 students are currently enrolled in a French immersion program, nearly 10% of BC’s public school population. The graduation completion rate in 2016-17 for French immersion students was 96%. Super blood blue moon eclipse During the early hours of Jan. 31, there will be a full moon, a total lunar eclipse, a blue moon and a supermoon. What is rare is that they’re happening all together on one day. The last such event happened in 1886. For North America, Alaska & Hawaii, the eclipse will be visible Wednesday, January 31 before sunrise. Overdose alert Interior Health is urging residents using or considering using drugs to re- consider or take steps to prevent over- dose in the wake of a recent increase in drug overdose deaths in the IH region. According to the BC Coroners Service, there were 7 suspected overdose deaths in IH from January 23-26. The exact causes of death will be confirmed by the BC Coroners Service once their investiga- tions are complete. Tips to help reduce the risk: • Don’t mix different drugs (including pharmaceutical medications, street drugs, and alcohol). • Don’t take drugs when you are alone. Leave door unlocked. Tell some- one to check on you. • Use less and pace yourself. Do testers to check strength – a small sample of a drug before taking your usual dosage. • Keep an eye out for your friends – stay together and look out for each other. • Carry a Naloxone kit and know how to use it. A list of locations to get a kit can be found on the Interior Health website or on the Toward the Heart website. • Recognize the signs of an OD: slow or no breathing, gurgling or gasping, lips/fingertips turning blue, difficult to rouse (awaken), non-responsive. • If someone thinks they may be hav- ing an overdose or is witnessing an over- dose, follow the SAVE ME steps and call 9-1-1 immediately, do not delay. Black’s Pharmacy 2037 Quilchena Ave., Merritt BC (250) 378-2155 Please recycle 1951 Garcia St. Merritt, Bc Biotène Mouthwash $ 9 00 Office Supplies (250)378-6882 Printing & Engraving (250)378-6808 473ml monday edition — january 29, 2018 #3105 News, opinion, community events & classifieds since 1996! Box 2199 Merritt, BC V1K 1B8 T (250)378-5717 F(250)378-2025 [email protected] www.merrittmorningmarket.com Tel (250)378-8283 • 1953 Nicola Ave. Come in & try out our new cook! Closed Wednesdays What’s New at the Courthouse Arts Gallery? The art is coming in for the February Community Show Form, Figure, Faces. Feb 1-Mar 3rd, Thurs to Saturday, 12-6pm. Reception Feb 2 4- 7pm. We have 16 artists signed up and a variety of art to show! Right now we are hosting workshops, kids art classes, and meetings. Three more days of our Gallery fundraiser, Lifestyle: Clothes and Colours Beautiful donations of quality clothes you can buy for a song! Thurs-Fri 12-6pm, Saturday only… 9am-6pm We’ll put the tea on Friday 1-3pm. Stop by and talk art with us… Open Mic Nights Fri, 7-9pm @ Kekuli Cafe www.www.nicolavalleyartscouncil.com [email protected]Nicola Valley Community Arts Council Courhouse Art Gallery what’son f.m.i. merritt morning Follow us online! merrittmorningmarket.com 2101 quilchena ave. (250)378-0331 Find us on facebook new hours Mon - Fri 7am - 3pm sat & sun Closed where friends meet to eat in stock! calendars Planners and more! space for your ad Tel 3785717 • fax 3784700 markeT@uniserve.com Community Merritt Community Choir Do you like to sing? Yes? come check out the Merritt Community Choir! We meet Mondays, 7pm at Diamondvale El- ementary School. Potential members are encouraged to drop by — no auditions or experience required. If you enjoy singing in a group then please join us this Mon- day, January 29. FMI contact Community Choir conductor, Ellen Nast 378-9899. Baillie House garage sale Spring garage sale at the Baillie House, Thurs-Sat, 10:30am-3:30pm. Merritt Health & Wellness Fair Saturday, Feb 3, 9am-12pm. Individu- als, organizations, and businesses will showcase their products and/or services that contribute to a healthier community. Free admission. Explore the services available to support your physical, men- tal, emotional, social, financial, sexual, and spiritual health. Bring non-perish- ables or cash to donate to the Nicola Val- ley & District Food Bank. Trophy entry deadline for NV Fish & Game Club’s awards night The deadline to submit entries for the NV Fish & Game’s awards night is Feb- ruary 15. Enter in categories: big game, fish, ladies & juniors entries, best archery, and photo contest. The awards night will be held Sat., Mar 10 at the Seniors’ Cen- tre/Museum. Cocktails 5:30pm, potluck dinner 6:30pm, $10 single, $15 family. Tickets & entries at Gun Fishin’ Sports, Ponderosa Sports & at the event doors. FMI Paul 378-4904, Ed 378-2547 Law Enforcement Charity Hockey This is the 5th year for this Children’s Hospital Foundation fundraiser, Feb 23-25 at the NV Memorial Arena. Law Enforcement Officers, Protective Services members and First Responders play a weekend of hockey to raise as much as possible for the BC Chil- dren’s Hospital Foundation. Last year,orga- nizers donated $18,500. FMI Vida 378-8685, 250-457-1525, [email protected]Merritt Curling Centre events Feb 3: Cattlemen’s Spiel. Mar 2-4: Mixed Spiel. March 16-17: Year-end Club Championship Organizers hope to see you out curling! FMI www.merrittcurl- ing.ca or 378-4423. Valentine’s at the Legion Valentine’s dinner & dance at the Le- gion, Saturday, Feb 10, 6pm-close, tickets $15/person. Dance to old time rock ‘n roll with Barry & Hud (the Missing Links) music starts at 8pm. Tickets lim- ited, available from the Legion bar & ex- ecutive members. New York Strip SteakS oN Sale! $1 oFF per pound Come down and see what else we have in store! 2018 starts now! MERRITT PICKLEBALL CLUB Playing M/W/F 8:30-11:00am at old CMS Gym (2975 Clapperton Ave); T/TH 6:30-8:30pm at Merritt Civic Centre (1950 Mamette Ave). It's an easy sport to play, great fun and exercise. Demo paddles and instruction available. FMI call Gary 250-280-0105. Aries March 21 - April 19 This week, not only are you are about to see an explosion of creative potential but, as for your love life? Well that's hotting up, too! Cancer June 21 - July 22 The Moon rules Cancer, so you know your powers are peaking. That all combines to make the Blue Moon eclipse a moment to share with someone close. Libra Sept 23 - Oct 22 You run the risk of compromising your health & happiness. Every- one needs looking after. Don't feel guilty about taking the time you need to rest & recuperate. Capricorn Dec 22 - Jan 19 The Blue Moon will illuminate some truths for you. Yes there is a challenge, but also a ter- rific opportunity. Now you can, look ahead to a brighter future. Virgo Aug 23 - Sept 22 You've been contemplating giving up on a dream. You might find that now, more suc- cess is closer than you ever could have hoped. Sagittarius Nov 22 - Dec 21 You will be reinvigorated this week, and you will feel positive and clear-minded. This is how you can expect to remain for some weeks. Pisces Feb 19 - Mar 20 Although someone carries themselves with dignity and confidence, inside they're a ball of anxiety. Be as sensitive and understanding as you can. Gemini May 21 - June 20 Anything is possible, even hav- ing your cake and eating it too. With a little lateral thinking, you may be able to enjoy both. Taurus April 20 - May 20 The cosmic signs are very favourable for you right now. These are auspicious circum- stances for a person of dis- tinction - you! Leo July 23 - Aug 22 It's unlikely your heart will be unaffected, this week. Don’t worry that your light will not shine or that your love will go unnoticed. Scorpio Oct. 23 - Nov 21 A particular emotional matter is on your mind: something that has proved difficult to solve in the past. Now you have every chance of sorting it out. Aquarius Jan 20 - Feb 18 The Blue Moon augurs hope and happiness, support and ful- filment — as it is one of the most favourable omens you can receive. his Week’s Horoscope T What do you call a person in a tree with a briefcase? A branch manager! Why don’t aliens visit our solar system? Because of the terrible ratings...it only has 1 star. I asked the waiter if the restaurant served steak raw... He said, “Yeah, but it’s rare.”
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French Immersion WkThe Ministry of Education supports
French immersion programming in BCschools. Immersion refers to using Frenchas the language of instruction & commu-nication in the school setting. French im-mersion students follow the samecurriculum as all students in the province.
53,487 students are currently enrolledin a French immersion program, nearly10% of BC’s public school population. Thegraduation completion rate in 2016-17 forFrench immersion students was 96%.
Super blood bluemoon eclipse
During the early hours of Jan. 31,there will be a full moon, a total lunareclipse, a blue moon and a supermoon.What is rare is that they’re happening alltogether on one day. The last such eventhappened in 1886.
For North America, Alaska & Hawaii,the eclipse will be visible Wednesday,January 31 before sunrise.
Overdose alertInterior Health is urging residents
using or considering using drugs to re-consider or take steps to prevent over-dose in the wake of a recent increase indrug overdose deaths in the IH region.
According to the BC Coroners Service,there were 7 suspected overdose deathsin IH from January 23-26. The exactcauses of death will be confirmed by theBC Coroners Service once their investiga-tions are complete.
Tips to help reduce the risk:• Don’t mix different drugs (including
pharmaceutical medications, streetdrugs, and alcohol).
• Don’t take drugs when you arealone. Leave door unlocked. Tell some-one to check on you.
• Use less and pace yourself. Do testersto check strength – a small sample of adrug before taking your usual dosage.
• Keep an eye out for your friends –stay together and look out for each other.
• Carry a Naloxone kit and know howto use it. A list of locations to get a kit canbe found on the Interior Health websiteor on the Toward the Heart website.
• Recognize the signs of an OD: slowor no breathing, gurgling or gasping,lips/fingertips turning blue, difficult torouse (awaken), non-responsive.
• If someone thinks they may be hav-ing an overdose or is witnessing an over-dose, follow the SAVE ME steps and call9-1-1 immediately, do not delay.
Black’s Pharmacy 2037 Quilchena Ave., Merritt BC (250) 378-2155
Please recycle
1951 Garcia St. Merritt, Bc
BiotèneMouthwash
$900 Office Supplies (250)378-6882
Printing & Engraving (250)378-6808
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monday edition — january 29, 2018 #3105News, opinion, community events & classifieds since 1996! Box 2199 Merritt, BC V1K 1B8
T (250)378-5717 F (250)378-2025 [email protected] www.merrittmorningmarket.com
Tel (250)378-8283 • 1953 Nicola Ave.
Come in & try out
our new cook!Closed Wednesdays
What’s New at the Courthouse Arts Gallery?
The art is coming in for the February Community Show Form, Figure,
Faces. Feb 1-Mar 3rd, Thurs to Saturday, 12-6pm. Reception Feb 2 4-
7pm. We have 16 artists signed up and a variety of art to show!
Right now we are hosting workshops, kids art classes,and meetings.
Three more days of our Gallery fundraiser, Lifestyle: Clothesand Colours
Beautiful donations of quality clothes you can buy for a song! Thurs-Fri
Do you like to sing? Yes? come checkout the Merritt Community Choir! Wemeet Mondays, 7pm at Diamondvale El-ementary School. Potential members areencouraged to drop by — no auditions orexperience required. If you enjoy singingin a group then please join us this Mon-day, January 29. FMI contact CommunityChoir conductor, Ellen Nast 378-9899.Baillie House garage sale
Spring garage sale at the BaillieHouse, Thurs-Sat, 10:30am-3:30pm.Merritt Health & Wellness Fair
Saturday, Feb 3, 9am-12pm. Individu-als, organizations, and businesses willshowcase their products and/or servicesthat contribute to a healthier community.Free admission. Explore the servicesavailable to support your physical, men-tal, emotional, social, financial, sexual,and spiritual health. Bring non-perish-ables or cash to donate to the Nicola Val-ley & District Food Bank. Trophy entry deadline for NV Fish &Game Club’s awards night
The deadline to submit entries for theNV Fish & Game’s awards night is Feb-ruary 15. Enter in categories: big game,fish, ladies & juniors entries, best archery,and photo contest. The awards night willbe held Sat., Mar 10 at the Seniors’ Cen-tre/Museum. Cocktails 5:30pm, potluckdinner 6:30pm, $10 single, $15 family.Tickets & entries at Gun Fishin’ Sports,Ponderosa Sports & at the event doors.FMI Paul 378-4904, Ed 378-2547Law Enforcement Charity Hockey
This is the 5th year for this Children’sHospital Foundation fundraiser, Feb 23-25 atthe NV Memorial Arena. Law EnforcementOfficers, Protective Services members andFirst Responders play a weekend of hockeyto raise as much as possible for the BC Chil-dren’s Hospital Foundation. Last year,orga-nizers donated $18,500. FMI Vida 378-8685,250-457-1525, [email protected] Curling Centre events
Feb 3: Cattlemen’s Spiel. Mar 2-4:Mixed Spiel. March 16-17: Year-end ClubChampionship Organizers hope to seeyou out curling! FMI www.merrittcurl-ing.ca or 378-4423.Valentine’s at the Legion
Valentine’s dinner & dance at the Le-gion, Saturday, Feb 10, 6pm-close, tickets$15/person. Dance to old time rock ‘nroll with Barry & Hud (the MissingLinks) music starts at 8pm. Tickets lim-ited, available from the Legion bar & ex-ecutive members.
New York Strip SteakS oN Sale! $1 oFF per pound
Come down and see what else we have in store!
2018
starts
now!
MERRITT PICKLEBALL CLUBPlaying M/W/F 8:30-11:00am at old CMS Gym (2975Clapperton Ave); T/TH 6:30-8:30pm at Merritt CivicCentre (1950 Mamette Ave). It's an easy sport to play,great fun and exercise. Demo paddles and instruction
available. FMI call Gary 250-280-0105.
AriesMarch 21- April 19
This week, not only are you areabout to see an explosion ofcreative potential but, as foryour love life? Well that's hottingup, too!
CancerJune 21 -July 22
The Moon rules Cancer, so youknow your powers are peaking.That all combines to make theBlue Moon eclipse a momentto share with someone close.
LibraSept 23 -
Oct 22You run the risk of compromisingyour health & happiness. Every-one needs looking after. Don'tfeel guilty about taking the timeyou need to rest & recuperate.
CapricornDec 22 -Jan 19
The Blue Moon will illuminatesome truths for you. Yes thereis a challenge, but also a ter-rific opportunity. Now you can,look ahead to a brighter future.
VirgoAug 23 -Sept 22
You've been contemplatinggiving up on a dream. Youmight find that now, more suc-cess is closer than you evercould have hoped.
SagittariusNov 22 -Dec 21
You will be reinvigorated thisweek, and you will feel positiveand clear-minded. This is howyou can expect to remain forsome weeks.
PiscesFeb 19 -Mar 20
Although someone carriesthemselves with dignity andconfidence, inside they're aball of anxiety. Be as sensitiveand understanding as you can.
GeminiMay 21 -June 20
Anything is possible, even hav-ing your cake and eating it too.With a little lateral thinking, youmay be able to enjoy both.
TaurusApril 20 -May 20
The cosmic signs are veryfavourable for you right now.These are auspicious circum-stances for a person of dis-tinction - you!
LeoJuly 23 -Aug 22
It's unlikely your heart will beunaffected, this week. Don’tworry that your light will notshine or that your love will gounnoticed.
ScorpioOct. 23 -Nov 21
A particular emotional matter ison your mind: something thathas proved difficult to solve inthe past. Now you have everychance of sorting it out.
AquariusJan 20 -Feb 18
The Blue Moon augurs hopeand happiness, support and ful-filment — as it is one of themost favourable omens youcan receive.
his Week’s HoroscopeT
What do you call a person in a tree with a briefcase? A branch manager!
Why don’t aliens visit our solar system? Because of the terrible ratings...it only has 1 star.
I asked the waiter if the restaurant served steak raw... He said, “Yeah, but it’s rare.”
monday edition — january 29, 2018 #3105Box 2199, Merritt, BC V1K 1B8 Tel: (250)378-5717 Fax (250)378-2025 Email [email protected]
rugS, clean 378-8326, 525-0036any type of fire bricks, new orused. Glass windows for greenhouse378-2778Wtd to rent: 1 - 2 bdrm houseor trailer in LN or Merritt area. Semiretired gentleman, local hockey vol-unteer. Req. fenced yard for obedi-ent, non aggressive dog. Handymanable to help with small repairs &renos of unit. Ref. avail., call ortext 378-7600Wtd: 64 yr retired math teacherneeds quiet room $400-500 n/s n/dn/p 250-315-6029 text onlySMl block Chev motor, gd runorder, reas. 280-0543
reduced 1.5 acres, beside Cold-water River, w/ older mobile home.$185,000 378- 7412,378-73793-bdrM 2-bth up, 2-bdrm ste, 1-bdrm &lvingrm & bath, total 6bdrms, 4 baths, nr dwntwn $399,000778-358-99303-bdrM house, full 3-bdrm unfin-ished bsmt ste, 280-9433double lot, ready to build on,in quiet neighbourhood 280-1017463 brenton aVe., Low. Nic 3-bdrm rancher on 1100 sq. ft, on 1/2ac $245,000 525-1212oWn your oWn hoMe: w/dwnpayment, OAC, (fin. avail.).Manuf. home 3-bdrm + 2-bth, or 2-bdrm + 1-bth, on lrg lots in mobilehome park, fully set up, for qualifiedfamily. Call to view 315-1000, 1-800-361-8111 wwwbuyandsellmo-bilehomes.com
rooM For Sngl tenant avail. inlrg 3 bdrm, priv. bathrm, lrg closet, fur-nished w/ twin bed & lrg drssr, largeshared kitchen, w/d, located dwntwn,n/s, friendly pets included-sorry noroom for more $450 936-9702 to view2-bdrM apt. furnished in Merritt toshare, wrkng prsn only. 378-15812-bdrM bsmt ste, 1711 Bann St.,Jan 15 315-77272-bdrM fully furnished, util incl,free prkng, out-of-town workersonly, rent reduction for work aroundthe house 778-679-2044
1-bdrM suite immed. 378-6899priV. bedrooM & bthrm inshared semi-furn’d moduline home,in Merritt city. $600/mo., + util. n/s,n/drugs. Refs req’d, 315-7611 3-bdrM hse, fin. bsmt, huge gar./wrkrm, Bnch, n/p, $1750 378-52761-bdrM furnished all pay all incl.$800/, wifi/phone/cable/service,working only 378-4201priV. bdrM & bthrm in sharedsemi-furn’d moduline home, in Mer-ritt city $600 + util., n/s, n/drugs,refs req’d. 315-7611 2-bdrM Low. Nic., main floor oflarge house in country, $850 + dep.,n/s, n/p 378-3748houSe on Bench, 3-bdrm home w/fin. bsmt, huge gar. & workrm, n/p$1750. to view 378-52762-bdrM basement ste, grnd level,nr Coopers $900 378-04902-bdrM house on Clapperton Ave.,immed. 378-22221-bdrM furnished, for wrkng pupilonly $800 incl. lndry/wifi 3787-4201 dble garage, dwntwn, auto dr &man-dr, secure. Darch378-73631949 douglaS St, 4 bdrm, 2bths, att’d gar., shared util., $1700 mo./yr lease 280-7766, 778-870-7766loVely 4-bdrm upper floor of re-fin’d house, nr dwntwn/schls, bckdck, lrg mstr bdrm w/ ensuite/walkin closet. $1400 + util. 778-882-0709Furn’d 1-bdrm ste incl. hydro, opticwifi, priv. walk-out bsmt entr. in quietnghbrhd. nr hospital, Extra Foods378-2554 or nlsgorski@ gmail.com2-bdrM, 1-bth bsmt ste w/ f/s/w,shared yrd, quiet cul-de-sac, $1000incl. util. , n/s, sml pet neg. w/ petdep. 2949 Mclean Pl. 778-928-4844, 250-925-44141-bdrM furn’d bsmt $750 incl util.,shared kitch./bathrm on main flr,cbl/intrnt incl Debbie 778-869-31411-bdrM unfurn’d, shared bthrm/livngrm/kitch./lndry, intrnt & util.incl., 1 small dog OK, n/s $500 w/$250 dam. dep. Richard 280-7477Single occ. quiet studnt or pro-fess. only. 1-bdrm bsmt ste, cblTV/hi-spd intrnt, sep. entr., $500 inclutil., n/s, n/p, refs req’d. 778-928-4844, 250 925-4414
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Spring garage Sale at BaillieHouse, Thurs.-Sat., 10:30am-3:30pm.collectable garage Sale:2153 Merritt ave., Sat Feb 3, doorsopen 8:30am. Downsizing: empty Texasmickeys, airline miniatures, beer cans &bottoles, pop cans & bottles, toys, tradingcards, comics, pennants, books, etc.
VolunteerS Welcome. Pet ValueWalk for Dog Guides, is the largest an-nual fundraiser for Lions Dog GuideTraining Program. The national walkis May 27. If you can be a local organ-izer or committee member, step up andcall 280-8948. See www.dogguides.com Winter Shelter open ‘til end ofMar, 24 hrs/day. Looking for volunteersfor all shifts. Flex. hrs 24 hrs/day. Forcommunity minded volunteers who likepeople and want to make a difference.Training & support. Drop by 2038 NicolaAve next to 7-11 to pick up applicationintereSted in hearing from someonefamiliar building with cob 378-2778looking For SoMeone whoknows how to do business plans 280-7474Will do snow blowing for driveway,sidewalks. 525-0471Wanted: Spanish language exchange.Please text or call Linda at 604-817-8670Wanted: snooker players at Seniors’Ctre. Interested? 315-1747, 250-320-5149looking For SoMeone who canread German. Trying to interpret very oldpapers. Contact Ginny 378-6272aFter 5 yearS, still looking forChess players. William retired. 378-1965Wtd: exper’d window installers, merrittarea, contract work, occasional, thomson-familydk@ hotmail.comlooking For someone who canspeak & read Russian in Merritt. Don315-5742angie’S tea leaF reading.Anytime, gift certificates avail., will dogroup tea leaf reading. Future, money,love, relationships, business. 378-8326,525-0036
health care aide: Nicola Mead-ows Assisted Living is seeking applica-tions from certified Care Aides. Drop offresume at 2670 Garcia Street oremail [email protected] operators: looking for p/ton-call snowplow operators for priv. con-tracts, for trucks & snowplows 378-7122SideWalk snowplow crew, must havedrvr’s lic. 378-7122
haVe small snowblower, will do side-walks driveways 378-2370carpenter services, $30/hr, exc refs778-717-0834 dynaMo debS Maid Service. Springcleaning, shopping, snow shovelling, per-walking, pre-book designated driver 280-6103are you a senior living in your home.cooking, cleaning, shopping, appts. reli-able, honest Bill 315-3621Vinyl WindoWS installation servicestext or call Ken at 250 315 6105eXper’d painter & drywall repairavail. for interior painting new const. &residential or commercial, reas. 315-6105tutoring: Retired Teacher with 20 yearstutoring experience will tutor English (all as-pects and in most subjects) in my home oryours. (See Ad). For more information gotowww.KoiTutoring.com. Phone 250-378-9452 or email [email protected] & sidewalks cleaned, havesnowblower, res. rates. Mike 525-0471 certiFied tree faller w/ small woodchipper, truck & trlr w/ all the gear. orjust hauling debris to the dump. 378-6431dryWall, textured ceiling, painting.Call Jeff (250)378-3709, (250)315-2066granny'S House Quilting & Retreathas fabric and sewing notions. 378-3734
licenSed childcare FamilyPlace for children 0 – 12 years. We willhelp complete subsidy paperwork. OpenMon-Sat-. Drop ins welcome. Hours are6:00 – 9:00pm. Located at Railyard Mall.2172 Coutlee Ave. FMI 378-4878
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Set of 4 P265-65R18, 40% tread $100378-237007 dodge 5.9 cab filters still in box. 2for $60 378-6567pontiac Grand Am, loaded, newbatt/whl bearings, p/w, p/l, very nicecond Joe 378-267605 4-door Malibu $2000, appraised$3200, will take a payment arrangement-to be negotiated 778-880-5807, 280-0875, [email protected] canopy, low rider, with Win-dows and Boat Rack. $199obo 378-707512 cheV Cruze 4-dr loaded w/ everyoption, power sun roof, A/C, powergroup 1.4 Turbo engine, 55 mpg, newtires, new brakes, all invoices, 118,967kms, will trade for same year or close-newer Dodge pickup or $10,500. 525-2024,604-256-6794 in Merritt1 Set oF Quik Grip tire chains, nvrused, fits a var. of tire sizes. Call with tiresz to see if they fit yours $80 378-397589 gMc 1 Ton Dual .454 engine, VGC.Open to Offers 315-4476, 280-125070’S chrySler 318 v8 eng. & 904trani, 7000 orig. mi. $500 Don 378-6421 06 pontiac Pursuit 4-dr sedan, wht,base mdl, recent front alignment & nwwinter tires $2,500 firm. 315-003085 Ford F 250, 4X4, 6.9 diesel, gdtires, decent paint $1700obo. 67 FordF350 flat deck, no rust in cab, hyd pump,352 w/ 38K miles. $1800obo 378-4195SoFt Tonneau cover from 14 Chev Sil-verado 6.5’ box. $300 378-941190 toyota Camry, 363k, rns fine, 8rims/tires $750 378-8289aluM. frame truck canopy, fits 6ft box$250 315-6105SnoW tireS: 6 P255-60R17. 3 P205-55R16 radials. P205-65R15 radials,steel belted 378-204712 honda Civic EX-L. 85k, auto. 1.8 ltr 4-cyl. no accidents/rust, grt shape,loaded w/ heated frnt lthr seats/sunroof/navigation /sat. radio/pwr trnk release.Nw brks/tires & more. 4 drs, 5-pass.,fwd. 2202 garcia St. $12,000 378-500401 dodge Caravan, 224k, nw trans. @180k, rns gd. Power windows don't work.Had since nw. Minor body damage. 7seater. $1000obo. 378-6206
Wanted: dwarf rabbit, small, white 8326,525-0036Free: 3 senior horses. 2 OK for riding, gdcompanion horses. [email protected] houSe, 36”x24”x32” $200obo378-8326, 525-00366 WeStern saddles, all in gd shape.Var. prices. [email protected] 50’ round pen, lt duty panels w/med. duty 5’ ride-thru gate $1080 250-612-26114 young finches $10ea. 4 lovebirds$35-$55ea. 1 young connear $450 250-320-2054uSed saddle 14”, nw cond. w/ breastcollar, head stall $300 378-2460SMall dog grooming Peggy. 378-0993Wtd: kitten, prfr wht, female 378-83264 young lovebirds $50ea, yellow w/orange heads. 4 finches, 2 zebra, 2 brown$100 w/ large cage 378-4416, 378-7137
MoVing Sale continues: lawnmower$100. lrg comp ask $40, sml desk $20,several upholster. chairs, coff & end ta-bles, toys, books, household good, books378-4315brother sewing machine $60.Kitchen cart $40. Anne 315-7981ceiling fan with lights $10 exc cond378-1843bag of doll clothes, dolls, reasonablypriced 378-8326, 525-00368 brand nW cabinet handles, polishednickel/screws $10. 1 gallon Beautytoneacrylic paint, Lighthouse(yellow) $10. 1gallon Beautytone acrylic paint, Laven-dar Mist $10. Oil filled heater $20. 2shoe or boot racks $10ea. Folding coolerw/ wheels, barely used $20. 378-2458Wine Making eQuipt: 7 Demi-johns / 2 - 5 gal glass jugs / 2 XXL Fun-nels / 3 Fermenting Tubs / 1 bottle corker/ 4 plastic hoses / 2 cane hoses / 10 - 750ml bottles / 16 - 1 gallon bottles / 16 - 1/2gallon bottles / Lots of corks and caps /and more items incl but not listed here$500 315-1756Set oF encyclopedias “Do It Yourself”$10 378-4007barbie dolls. Big bag of doll clothes,sml-med-lrg $50. Bag of clothes, mostlylarger $10. Wonder lady doll $5. Woodydoll $20. Small Xmas tree w/ decora-tions $10. 378-8326dakota workboots #9, hardly used.378-6272beaut. crystal vase, nw $20. 525-1333Men’S winter coat, large, detach. hood$15. 525-1333corVette jacket, mens sz XXL, gen-tly worn $75. 378-5225porcelain dolls, many to choosefrom $20ea. Antique wood chairs $50eafirm. lamps, drapes, very nice 378-8326, 525-0036turkey countertop oven, large, brandnew/still in box, offers. Imac 21” com-puter 2009, offers 378-5806, 378-7895Well-built nicely-finished kidswooden toys, reas. prices, 378-27783/8 oak hardwood flooring manufac-tured 360 sq. ft and a roll of paper $350315-0030get cassettes & records put on cd, Bill315-3621FarM eggs $3.75/doz., looking forlongterm customers. Crystal 378-6025incoMplete set ‘Petit Point’ china 378-5857cd’S: C&W, 50’s & 60’s, variety $0.25ea. 378-569121 barbie dolls, limited editions $500. 378-0423FireWood, mixed birch/jack pine/fir.Crystal 250-539-8119unpaSteurized raw honey: $40 for8 cups, $20 for 4 cups, $10 for 2 cups, $5for 1 cup. Locally grown organic garlic,$10/lb. 378-4947granny'S House Quilting & Retreathas fabric and sewing notions. Nw fabricfrom Katja's Quilt Shoppe 378-3734
Qu bd with oak headboard & frame &matt. $100, oak & glass living rmtable $50, oak & glass end tables x 2 $50,oak end table for bdrm $25 250-319-8718hilary, qu sz inflatable “AnywhereBed” mattress, bedskirt & frame, exc.cond. $100. baker’s rack 4 metal shelves,wood top $75. Long dbl bed, mattress &box sprng w/ metal frame $50 378-5895broWn loveseat $100. 3’ terrariumwith cover, lights, heat etc. $300 378-6272diningrM tbl & 4 chairs, reduced 315-9486clothing closets, offers, oak, press-board. Outdr furniture: hexagon toptable & 6 chairs pd $599, sell $200 378-2098Folding cot, frame & mattress. olderbut gd cond. $50 378-7531king size bd w/ frame, used, $300 587-340-5322
SaMSung 43” flatscreen tv w/ remote$100. Anne 315-798140" WeStinghouSe TV, 1 year old,$100. 378-2458Sony tv 42” $100obo. works well 778-358-9930brand neW hoverboard gold in colorasking $350 315-0030tWo 200w 2-way box speakers, idealfor trucks $110obo 378-88232 cell flip phones $25ea. 315-7748nW Alpine cd/mp3 car stereo $100. Nwrear view back up camera $60. 378-5004.bell sat. receiver w/ rem. $50 315-5018Sony tv 42” works well $150obo. Artif.fireplace w/ bar & lrg cabinet $200. 778-358-9930
elliptical/stepper new $200 250-319-871897 iMport camper fiberglass, lightweight ice box/furnace, all new interior,nice & clean $2700 378-669607 Skidoo Summit X, 800cc, mtr runsexc. plastic/seat mint cond., hand/thumbwarmers, 159” track x 2.25 paddle$3700obo 378-88232 SetS of used golf clubs $60/both. 378-6915 dune buggy, single seat, roll cage style450 honda street bike eng. $1000 View1651 Main St. 378-7385 aft 6pm8X10 tilt sled trailer, 2 ski locks, newtires $1200 View @ 1651 Main St. 378-7385 aft 6pm93 arctic Cat Wildcat 700, nw tunnel,aftermarket skis, kit makes it 1010, tradefor smaller air-cooled snow machine ingood shape 378-2370ice auger, nds sharpening $20 378-1336bicycle carry rack fits car, pick up$75 Joe 378-2676350lb iron counterweight & bench w/barbells & 2 dumbbell sets $400obo,hardly used/near new. 378-20982 SetS golf clubs $100/both 378-6915Serta RV short queen mattress 75x60,10 inch foam, exc. cond. $250 378-9009port. ice fishing fire pits 378-4904rcbS reloading dies for 243 Winchestergd shape $45. Caldwell bi pod 9 to 13”brnd nw $50. 525-0109cardio-style ET100 eliptical trainer,dist/scan/speed/time and calorie display,small moving whls $325 378-4853
brnd nW unused 15 gallon 200 psi 1.5hp Maximum brand air compressor reg.$540, sell $350 Jessie 378-00263000W Kimg generator, quiet lk Honda,remote start, used 5x $900378-6696MaStercraFt 4’ workbench, 2metal drawers, pegboard wall $75, gdcond. 378-5895SnoWbloWer 24” dual stage Troy-Bilt, heated handle grips, 208cc eng., 6frwrd gears/2 rev gears, headlight, electstart, exc cond $900 250-612-2611encloSed tandem axle 7’x14’ trlr forrent, elect. brks, LED lts, side dr, rearrmp dr, fully insured $100/day or $450/5days. 5100lb cap., ball hitch incl. 250-612-2611keroSene heater $50 378-6915 tandeM axle car or equipt. trlr, 18’length, rmps, tid dwns, 5100lb haulingcap. $100/day or $450/5 days. Ball hitchincl. 250-612-2611ice auger, needs sharpening $20. 315-1447ubilt 16’x8’ tandem axle flatdck trlr,elect. brks, radia tires, spare, 2” trlr hitch$1150obo 250-612-2611large shop-style sandblaster $850, trygd condo Joe 378-26764.5X8 ubuilt utility trailer, exc cond, gdrubber $500 [email protected] Stihl chainsaw $250obo. 50 Husqchainsaw $150obo 378-3496Murrey ride on lawnmower, recentlyup-graded, exc. cond.$700 778-880-5807, 280-0875, [email protected] heater $75obo 378-6915eXtenSiVe yard tools, 378-209817' X 7'8" flat deck trailer, grt for ATV’s,open to offers 378-4476, 280-1250600-gal. fibreglass water tank inclstand, pump $175obo 378-4315lrg Craftsman II snowblower, elect.start, used very little, looks brnd nw $1200incl. holding loading ramp Joe 378-2676
Winter Shelter nds the followingdonated: warm gloves, men’s sweatpants,new underwear. Coffee, toilet paper, fa-cial tissue, paper towels, paper napkins,disinfecting wipes & cleanser. Pls dropoff at 2038 Nicola Ave, next to 7-11hVy duty dry box approx 60” long x24 -30” high & 18-24” wide. Or heavyduty square tubing frame same dimen-sions. 378-4853any type of home-grwn vegs 378-277845-gal. plastic barrels 378-2778Wanted: rooM to rent in home, re-turning Canadian from US, doctor. Jim253-223-0362lrg glass wndws or solid doors. 1length hvy duty stove pipe, fire bricks378-27784.7 dodge Ram 1500 eng. or any yearcompatible Chuck 280-9714 pick up load of split wood deliveredfor a senior neighbor. 378-5928.WarehouSe needed with forklift inMerritt. 604-817-8670
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MERRITT PICKLEBALL CLUBPlaying M/W/F 8:30-11:00am at old CMS Gym (2975Clapperton Ave); T/TH 6:30-8:30pm at Merritt CivicCentre (1950 Mamette Ave). It's an easy sport to play,great fun and exercise. Demo paddles and instruction
This paid part time position would be assisting the CF Con-vention Team. Under general supervision, the Events Coordi-nator would be responsible for planning, organizing, andexecuting the 2018 CF Conference to be held Sept 12-152018 in Merritt BC. This assistant will strive to arrange/coor-dinate all aspects the event, including but not limited to:creating schedules, website registration, securing trans-portation of guests and attendees, event catering, attendeeaccommodation, honorariums and volunteer assistance, man-aging event budgets, technical arrangements, coordinatingvendors, volunteer plans/schedules, ongoing reporting.
Please submit interest in writing with references or eventplanning successes to the CF office ( 2185B Voght Street,Merritt) in person or email [email protected].
