Radon testing “Should British Columbians be con- cerned about radon exposure? Yes, ab- solutely. Should they panic? No,” said BC Lung Assoc. Director Richie Gage. The Merritt area is known to have ele- vated levels radon, a radioactive gas that comes from the breakdown of uranium in the ground. It can seep into buildings through cracks in the walls or foundation. The BC Lung Assoc. recommends making every effort to minimize home radon lev- els. FMI about radon, buy a test kit, & more, visit www.radonaware.ca or call the BC Lung Association 1-800-665-5864. FAGTCJ I was tickled pink to have the oppor- tunity to attend Jesse Cook in concert Monday night at the Kelowna Commu- nity Theatre, an 853-seat venue, full to the brim, not a bad seat in the house, where we were dazzled and delighted by this tremendous group of excellent mu- sicians: world music extraordinaire! I couldn’t help but be reminded of the many amazing performances I enjoyed right here in the Nicola Valley between the time I arrived in 1985 and when the Arts Council was sadly forced to give up its concert series in 2013, for lack of vol- unteers. Those high-quality performances were organized by a dedicated group of hard-working volunteers who struggled to work within the limited parameters of what our community offered for perform- ance venues: the basement of the old li- brary, the gyms of NVJSS and MSS, and then the Civic Centre with chairs and stage to set up and the required sounds systems brought in from away at great ex- pense. Funding was solicited from local businesses and the BC Touring Council so that we could experience some of the finest performances touring the Province, at an affordable ticket price. Sitting in the KCT on Monday night, I admired my marvellous surroundings and dreamed of the possibilities that await our community when we have our own theatre, housing proper lights, its own sound system, comfortable seating, and fine acoustics. We will be able to host top calibre performances with ease, ac- cessibility, and great pride. And no more traveling to Kelowna and Kamloops, to spend our valuable entertainment dollars elsewhere. If you haven’t already, please buy a membership in the Nicola Valley Community The- atre Society, and let’s all work together to make this long-time vision a reality. — JdW Standing Rock fundraiser An evening fundraiser will be held on Friday, Nov. 18, 6-9pm at Shulus Hall. Learn more about the Dakota & Lakota struggle to protect drinking water from the Dakota Access Pipeline project. Seek- ing cash and winter camping gear dona- tions. Opening Prayers by Amelia Washington, special guest speaker Jody Leon, MC Billie Pierre. 4 Justice For Her fashion show This event is a fundraiser for the Miss- ing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, building awareness, educating all, in hopes of prevention with our #MMIW of the Highway of Tears Initia- tive Charity # S-0026553 Carrier Sekani Family Services. It will be held Sat., Nov. 19, doors open 4pm, dinner begins at 5pm, fashion show 6-8pm at NVIT. Tick- ets include dinner & show $50, available at Kekuli Café or by e-transfer to fashion- [email protected] FMI fb: 4 Justice For Her Fundraiser Fashion Show Community Food Bank Christmas Hampers Applications are being accepted until Nov. 17, 1pm. Drop off at the Merritt & NV Food Bank, 2026 Quilchena Ave. Range shift of bobcats & lynx in BC The Nicola Naturalist Society pres- ents T.J. Gooliaff on his ground-breaking study of these elusive cats. His work uses historical data plus public input & mod- ern photos to determine range changes & possible effects of climate change. Thurs Nov 17, 7pm at NVIT theatre. All welcome, membership or donation. Catholic Womens League craft fair & bake sale Sat. Nov. 19, at the Catholic Church Hall, corner of Blair & Coldwater, 10am to 2pm. Admission is a donation to the Food Bank and/or Soup Kitchen. Christmas shopping with a difference Saturday, Nov 19, 10am-4pm. Skip the stress of the mall & lineups, and browse some amazing businesses to shop for the season in style!! Support local moms: Jam Berry, Pampered Chef, Young Living, Stella And Dot, Argonne, Tupperware, Scents, Younique, Thirty-One Gifts, Park- land, Peekaboo Beans, Norwex, Epicure, Steeped Tea. Enjoy snacks and beverages while you shop, some cash and carry items, orders guaranteed to arrive before Christmas. 3398 Wildrose Way. Office supplies (250)378-6882 printinG & cOpyinG (250)378-6808 Black’s Pharmacy 2037 Quilchena Ave., Merritt BC (250) 378-2155 All crafters are welcome to drop their wreaths off at the Visitor Information Booth at the Baillie Property. Wreaths will be displayed for sale from November 22nd to December 3rd. All proceeds will be returned to the artists. Bailli House Corner of Voght & Mammette (250) 378-0349 www.bailliehouse.com 1951 Garcia st. merritt, bc merritt morning Please recycle midweek edition — november 16, 2016 #2936 News, opinion, community events & classifieds since 1996! Box 2199 Merritt, BC V1K 1B8 T (250)378-5717 F (250)378-2025 [email protected] merrittmorningmarket.wordpress.com Voltaren Emugel, 100gm $ 7 99 2101 quilchena ave. (250)378-0331 Find us on facebook •Fresh, homemade food •Daily specials plus all your favourites where friends meet to eat Your In-Town Full ServIce BuTcher Shop • Top Quality product at competitive prices • Friendly Knowledgeable Staff • Special orders welcome! Looking for Work? Merritt Employment Services can help. We offer free services for job-seekers. Working Hard for Rural Communities Jackie Tegart MLA Fraser-Nicola 2 – 2152 Quilchena Avenue Merritt, BC 250 378-8831 [email protected]— = — A Handsome Tip A man takes his place in the theater, but his seat is too far from the stage. He whispers to the usher, "This is a mystery, and I have to watch a mystery close up. Get me a better seat, and I'll give you a handsome tip." The usher moves him into the second row, and the man hands the usher a quarter. The usher looks at the quarter, leans over and whispers, "The wife did it." Tel (250)378-8283 • 1953 Nicola Ave. New Hrs: Closed wednesdays Come in for our Friday buffet, 4:30-7:30pm Christmas Wrea t h Sale Merritt Real Estate Services FOR RENT 2 bdrm house.........$1000 plus utilities 2 bdrm duplex - Available Jan 1/17..... $750 + utilities (250) 378-1996 Direct line to the Property Management Department Call for all your residential or commercial property management needs! 1988 Quilchena Avenue, Merritt BC Betty Bara Marshall Feb 11, 1925 - Nov 5, 2016 We regret to announce the passing of longtime resident, Betty Bara Mar- shall, at 91 years of age. A service will be held in May 2017, location will be announced at a later date.
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Radon testing“Should British Columbians be con-
cerned about radon exposure? Yes, ab-solutely. Should they panic? No,” saidBC Lung Assoc. Director Richie Gage.
The Merritt area is known to have ele-vated levels radon, a radioactive gas thatcomes from the breakdown of uranium inthe ground. It can seep into buildingsthrough cracks in the walls or foundation.The BC Lung Assoc. recommends makingevery effort to minimize home radon lev-els. FMI about radon, buy a test kit, &more, visit www.radonaware.ca or callthe BC Lung Association 1-800-665-5864.
FAGTCJI was tickled pink to have the oppor-
tunity to attend Jesse Cook in concertMonday night at the Kelowna Commu-nity Theatre, an 853-seat venue, full tothe brim, not a bad seat in the house,where we were dazzled and delighted bythis tremendous group of excellent mu-sicians: world music extraordinaire!
I couldn’t help but be reminded of themany amazing performances I enjoyedright here in the Nicola Valley betweenthe time I arrived in 1985 and when theArts Council was sadly forced to give upits concert series in 2013, for lack of vol-unteers. Those high-quality performanceswere organized by a dedicated group ofhard-working volunteers who struggledto work within the limited parameters ofwhat our community offered for perform-ance venues: the basement of the old li-brary, the gyms of NVJSS and MSS, andthen the Civic Centre with chairs andstage to set up and the required soundssystems brought in from away at great ex-pense. Funding was solicited from localbusinesses and the BC Touring Council sothat we could experience some of thefinest performances touring the Province,at an affordable ticket price.
Sitting in the KCT on Monday night, Iadmired my marvellous surroundingsand dreamed of the possibilities thatawait our community when we have ourown theatre, housing proper lights, itsown sound system, comfortable seating,and fine acoustics. We will be able to hosttop calibre performances with ease, ac-cessibility, and great pride. And no more traveling to Kelowna and Kamloops, tospend our valuable entertainment dollars elsewhere.
If you haven’t already, please buy a membership in the Nicola Valley Community The-atre Society, and let’s all work together to make this long-time vision a reality. — JdW
Standing Rockfundraiser
An evening fundraiser will be held onFriday, Nov. 18, 6-9pm at Shulus Hall.Learn more about the Dakota & Lakotastruggle to protect drinking water fromthe Dakota Access Pipeline project. Seek-ing cash and winter camping gear dona-tions. Opening Prayers by AmeliaWashington, special guest speaker JodyLeon, MC Billie Pierre.
4 Justice For Herfashion show
This event is a fundraiser for the Miss-ing and Murdered Indigenous Womenand Girls, building awareness, educatingall, in hopes of prevention with our#MMIW of the Highway of Tears Initia-tive Charity # S-0026553 Carrier SekaniFamily Services. It will be held Sat., Nov.19, doors open 4pm, dinner begins at5pm, fashion show 6-8pm at NVIT. Tick-ets include dinner & show $50, availableat Kekuli Café or by e-transfer to [email protected] FMI fb: 4 JusticeFor Her Fundraiser Fashion Show
CommunityFood Bank Christmas Hampers
Applications are being accepted untilNov. 17, 1pm. Drop off at the Merritt &NV Food Bank, 2026 Quilchena Ave.Range shift of bobcats & lynx in BC
The Nicola Naturalist Society pres-ents T.J. Gooliaff on his ground-breakingstudy of these elusive cats. His work useshistorical data plus public input & mod-ern photos to determine range changes &possible effects of climate change.Thurs Nov 17, 7pm at NVIT theatre. Allwelcome, membership or donation.Catholic Womens League craft fair & bake sale
Sat. Nov. 19, at the Catholic ChurchHall, corner of Blair & Coldwater, 10amto 2pm. Admission is a donation to theFood Bank and/or Soup Kitchen.Christmas shopping with a difference
Saturday, Nov 19, 10am-4pm. Skip thestress of the mall & lineups, and browsesome amazing businesses to shop for theseason in style!! Support local moms: JamBerry, Pampered Chef, Young Living,Stella And Dot, Argonne, Tupperware,Scents, Younique, Thirty-One Gifts, Park-land, Peekaboo Beans, Norwex, Epicure,Steeped Tea. Enjoy snacks and beverageswhile you shop, some cash and carryitems, orders guaranteed to arrive beforeChristmas. 3398 Wildrose Way.
A Handsome Tip A man takes his place in the theater, but his seat is too far from thestage. He whispers to the usher, "This is a mystery, and I have to watch a mysteryclose up. Get me a better seat, and I'll give you a handsome tip." The usher moveshim into the second row, and the man hands the usher a quarter. The usher looks atthe quarter, leans over and whispers, "The wife did it."
Tel (250)378-8283 • 1953 Nicola Ave.
New Hrs: Closed wednesdays
Come in for our Friday buffet, 4:30-7:30pm
ChristmasWrea th Sale
Merritt Real Estate Services
FOR RENT
2 bdrm house.........$1000 plus utilities2 bdrm duplex - Available Jan 1/17. ....
$750 + utilities
(250) 378-1996 Direct line to the
Property Management Department
Call for all your residential or
commercial property management needs!
1988 Quilchena Avenue, Merritt BC
Betty Bara MarshallFeb 11, 1925 - Nov 5, 2016
We regret to announce the passingof longtime resident, Betty Bara Mar-shall, at 91 years of age. A service willbe held in May 2017, location will beannounced at a later date.
wednesday edition — november 16, 2016 #2936Box 2199, Merritt, BC V1K 1B8 Tel: (250)378-5717 Fax (250)378-2025 Email [email protected]
wtD to rnt: Quiet family of 4looking for 3-bdrm dog-friendly,longterm rental home w/ space for 2horses, non smokers/partiers. Relo-cating from Fraser valley in Jan/[email protected] or fluor. lt fixt. 378-2778Dog or cat kennel, small 378-5546laMinate flooring & carpet,cheap/free 378-8156ProJeCtion screen, for viewingpictures movies etc. will pay reason-able price. 525-0109tent trailer, light, to be usedas camping bedroom. 378-6881Metal shelving, any type plasticpots 378-2778Millwrighting/machinisttextbooks 315-1447wnt to PurChase: a housewith a view, preferably on Bench,priv. sale only. [email protected] elect. tree branch shredderDon 378-6421Don’t take leaves to dump, bag upand bring to my place 378-27782 PiCk-uP loads manure 378-2778skillsaw & jig saw 378-0333any tyPe of greenhouse books,building of or growing in. 378- 2778enCloseD cargo trlr, cheap asposs. or camping trlr. Motorhome orcamper van. Sony Ps 4, reas. Dirtbike or quad, something cheap. 378-0333unwanteD long guns to be de-activated for Core Firearms SafetyCourse. 378-4904MotorhoMe or camper van,cargo van prefer w/ hitch. 378-0333aPPle tree wood suitable for burn-ing in smoker. sausage makingequipment 378-9456rM to rnt prfr w/ someone whoworks out of town, I work full-time,prefer caretaker situation. 315-3891eleCt. meat cutter w/grinder,sausage maker 378-8326
rnt to buy: 3-bdrm, 2-bth w/dwnpmt on lrg lot. 2-bdrm, 1-bth w/dwnpmt on lrg lot, special 1-800-361-8111, 315-1000 www.buyand-sellmobilehomes.comProPerty R2 zoned w/ lrg shp, 3-bdrm oldr hse w/ 2nd shp. will trade forhse out-of-twn. 378-8326, 280-01243 lots: 150x130, 2502 ClappertonAve., 378-44711+bDrM hse, dwntwn location, fncdyrd, wd stove, wrkshp, grdns. Idealrntl/investment $160,000 315-8517Dbl blDng lot, cul-de-sac,beautiful grasslnds setting in devel-oping Collettville area 280-1017
2 bDrM house. $1000 plus util. 2bdrm duplex, Jan 1 $750 + util. 378-1996 Royal LePage Prop. Mgt Dept3-bDrM older manuf. home w/add., on own lot, prkng front & back$750 Al 378-8156 2-storey heritage home in twn,on Nicola River, 3 bdrms, 1 bth, wdburning f/p f/s/dw, open conceptkitch., diningrm & lvngrm w/ frnchdrs. Huge grdns w/ gardening serv-ices, organic veg. grdn space avail.,dck, enclosed courtyrd, fshpnds,shared lndry. n/s n/cats/dogs, refsreq’d & 1-yr lease. $1200 + util.,avail. immed. Julie at Property Guys,250-280-8888 for appt. Check outpics at daphnesgarden.com1 bDrM suite. n/s, n/p $600 incl.util. Dec 1 378-2701uPPer duplex 4-bdrm 3-bths, stor.,gar., nr school, n/p , n/parties $1450+ util 378-81882-bDrM bsmt Dec 1 $700 2375Jackson Ave. 378-0490, 525-0350 2 bDrM home 2402 Coldwater, de-tached gar., lrg yrd, f/s/w/d, wood stove.gas f/p heat, Dec 1. refs. $900 + utils.,snr. disc. drv by, appt to view 280-1595lrg 3-bdrm ste, util incl. immed.378-6788lrg duplex 1 block to dwntwnf/s/w/d, n/p, n/s, for quiet respectfulworking tenants w/ refs 378-83831-bDrM bsmt suite avail. Dec 1,n/p, n/s in suite, internet/basic cbl/ht/hydro. incl $650 378-54641-bDrM bsmt ste in quiet home , Nov15 $650 incl. optik tv/intrnt/ ht/hydro,w/d in ste, suit. for sngl prsn or senior,n/p, n/s, n/parties, n/drgs 315-82532-bDrM quiet home dwntwn; att.1 car gar., lrg yrd, pets considered;f/s, w/d. wood fp. gas f/air. $900+utils. 2263 Quilchena; for apptcall 280-1595, Dec.1furnisheD room for rent, sharedkitchen & bath $240 378 22572-bDrM bsmt ste, nr ctrl schl 315-2366 lrg room w/ private bath in hugefurnished apartment right down-town. Kitchen has everything, allutilities and wifi included. No pets.No smoking. $500/mo 936-97022-bDrM, 2-bth & den, dbl wideMH for semi-ret’d or ret’d cpl w/sml caretaking duties for reduced rnt1-800-361-8111, 315-1000aVailable Nov 1: Large 3-bdrm,non-smoking home on 10 acres inSunshine Valley, wood/propane heat,horse ready $1200 + util. on month bymonth basis, n/s, refs req'd 378-5821 2 suites in 1 secluded house, 3830Hwy 97c Mamit Lk Rd: 1290 sqft bsmt $700 + util, 2-bdrm 1 bath.1290 sq ft upper $1000 + util 3-bdrm 2-bath [email protected] for pics2-bDrM bsmt ste ground level, inclutil/sat tv 378-7100, 378-5076
for sale house/property
for rent
wanted/wanted to buy
lost: Male short hair tabby cat, CowleyS. May be injured. 378-6540 or 313-5856neeD 2- or 3-ton truck for moving onDec 31. Ron 378-4007looking for soMeone for afencing job: 120’ chainlink or wood,labour & mat’ls, contract basis 378-5004laDies, tireD of working all day thencoming home to cook diner. You deservebetter! Why not pamper yourself? Afteryour long day at work, you arrive home tothe odor of your favourite dish cooking fordinner. This experience incl. stimulatingconversation (current events) w/ optionalhightened sensation massage at the end ofyour evening. FMI /to book appt [email protected]: green Swarovski Binoculars atparking lot below Flagpole, Sun morningOct 16. Reward off’d 378-2530, 315-9441now that cold weather, give Mike’s dogwalking a call, 6 days/wk 525-0445helP wD: someone to help buildgreenhouse, gen. labour 378-2778housesitting & ranch-sitting,avail., RCMP-approv’d, bonded, short orlong term, exc refs. 378-7435angies accurate tea leaf reading, pres-ent & future, anytime 378-8326
CoMPany located in Quesnel lookingfor Long Log (5 trucks) & Short Log (3trucks) Trucks needed in Bear Lk area.Highway haul. Email your info [email protected] Or fax to (250)992-6717. Contact Jim Dunkley (250)983-3443, (403) 799-4747Class 3 driver w/ air, must have cleanabstract, willing to work flex. hours. CallJason 378-7122skilleD labourers needed. 378-7122or email resume [email protected]
loCal small renovation company.Bathrooms, flooring, painting, plumbing& other projects. Insured & registered.Free estimates & guaranteed work. Ref-erences & proven results. Please callJason 280-0810 for estimate.Prof. housecleaner att. to detail, reas.rates, sen. disc. refs avail. 378-6552subliMe Cleaning accepting nwclients, bondable, grt refs from your vryown twn. Senior & disability rates. alsonew to Sublime Cleaning: car detailing.Call/text 250-539-8119 satisfaction guar-anteed. AlwaysDrywall, textured ceiling, painting.Call Jeff (250)378-3709, (250)315-2066fresh Coat Painting Quality &service come first. Painting, inter./exter.,res., commerc., fully insured/bondable, 15 yrs exper. 25% seniors disc,100% customer satisfaction. Dennis (250)571-6852JPV enterPrises - Providing qualityyard care for Merritt & area. Landscaping(Lawn care, pruning, hedging, gardening,debris removal), auto cleaning, generallabour. On facebook, (250)280-7077tutorteChs PC REPAIRS. CallRob 250-936-8243 or go to tutortechs.caWe Also Buy/Sell/Trade PC’s and Partsgranny's House Quilting & Retreat hasfabric and sewing notions. All fabric fromKatja's Quilt Shoppe is 50% off till Dec31st. 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
00 CheV Malibu, rns good $600obo378-6420trailer hitch assembly for 13 GrandCaravan, $300 installed 378-516597 forD F150 Lariat, loaded 250k 4x4v6 $2600obo Bob 778-215-00832 winter tires, a couple seasons left,off Chev Malibu. 215\60 R15. $30/both378-417708 DoDge Grand Caravan V6 3.3 Litre5-spd auto trans., 166k, 1 lady ownr drvnsince nw. "Sto and Go seats ", 7-pass., a/c,drk glass, factory u-Connect Cd am/fmplayer, factory cell phone avail., beigeexter/blk & grey inter., trlr htch class 2 forsml trlr/tnt trlr, exc. shape, brnd nwbrks/calipers/disc pads/disc rotors. Brndnw wndshld, all invoices, warr. books &orig. $25,000 invoice from LangleyChrysler dealership. Tires about 70%, 2 yrsold from Kal Tire Chilliwack. $7450oboor may take something of interest as parttrade. 604-256- 6794, 604- 745-111106 Pt Cruiser, exc cond $3500 315-76114 wntr tires 235-65R16 $300 378-0170, 378-353178 forD F100 vry basic mdl pck-up,300-6cyl., stndrd 3-spd trans. (3 in thetree)/column shift, stndrd steering/ brks,nw snw tires/radiator/master cyl./ igni-tion wires, recent tune up, canopy, grtfarm trck, rns well. $1000obo 378-1828two 14" winter tires, gd cond., $20each, 378-6881.
93 forD Thunderbird $750 378-8326hooD protector for 12-16 Honda CRVnw in box. $75 525-200796 CheV Lumina, exc cond. 182k,$1900 378-60544 raDial tires 235x75x17. 378-6585reDuCeD to sell $9500obo 09Pontiac Torrent SUV Podium Ed. (2010Vancouver Winter Olympic) loaded, nwall-seas. tires/brks/batt. No accident orrust, 1 ownr, drive by 2202 Garcia St.,525-7002, (604)704-700407 CheV Uplander van 227k, $2900oboBob 778-215-008395 forD 1/2-ton 4x4, reg cab, nicetruck/cln, nds nw press. plate $1500 OTFsmaller 1/4-tn Ford or Dodge pck-up, canbe 2x4 378-237004 Pont. Sunfire, 76k 1 ownr, vry gdcond $4950 778-358-9930 92 forD F150 4x4, propane dual fuel,almost 314,000kms, runs good, needswork $1000obo. Tonneau cover – ExtangFull Tilt, black, off Toyota Tundra, opento offers 378-704802 CheV Venture SUV van no mech. is-sues/wrks fine $1000 936-861297 DoDge 1500 4x4 truck 5”lift, nw 318motor, 35”tires, holly carb, nw exhaust,many xtras, rebuild & paint a few yrs ago,2000 kms on rebuilt 318 motor, xtra settires/rims, silver w/ blk trim, many nwprts, vry gd cond., $10,000obo been garagestored, 378-6567 or [email protected] forD F150 Lariat, 250k, v6 4x4$3200obo Bob 778-215-008378 forD F250 longbox sngl cab, 351motor, auto, gd cond. $2000 378-815603 Pt Cruiser reduced to $1800obogrt car ,2 sets tires winterized & ready togo 604-220-0426, 315-476507 CheV Cobalt 2-dr coupe, rally yel-low, 1 owner, only 84,520km, gd run.cond. all maintenance up to date, c/wwinter tires on rims, 2 sets of keys/fobs$5000 315-5118 (no txts)94 forD Explorer, just under 300k, 4-dr, 4x4 $1200obo (236)777-6656set Firestone M+S TransForce MT265/70/17 only 22k on them, 9/32 Tread378-491606 forD Taurus, gd shape 378-8883 free: 89 Ford E150 Clubwagon Van,no fuel pressure problem, lots of goodparts, tow it away 378-880208 sMart auto/manual shift, gas, newtires, 87,000 km, 1 ownr $5000 378-6554free: approx 2 ltrs ATF 378-133603 sunfire, 114k $3950obo. Leo 378-0441rebuilt Ford pck-up differential, fits49-56, incl. drums $500 Joe 378-26764-stuDDeD wntr tires & whls 205/55R16, fit GM car $400obo 378-7886.
wanteD: small dog. Laurie 315-243630x14x15 inches 5 goldfish + filter $40315-2326Pet safe containment syst. RF-125nvr used: 2 dog collars, 2 cat collars,transmitter, manuals, etc. pd $900, sell$250. 378-2488wtD: small to mid-size mix-breedpuppy Joanne 778-389-9365free kittens to good hwheelchair,walker &ome 378-5529
outDoor lawn ornaments for Xmas:wishing well, windmills, lighthouse,adirondack chairs. Ted Wiley 378-2577,315-9597 antique treadle sewing machine$175. 525-0033firewooD dry fir split & delivered525-0071granny's House Quilting & Retreat hasfabric and sewing notions. All fabric fromKatja's Quilt Shoppe is 50% off till Dec31st. 378-3734 free: Round glass patio table w/ 2chairs, ironing board, various kitchenitems 378-6054quality art paintings, var. themes250-408-4016Dry seasoned firewood $90 half cordsplit, full cord split $180. Two cords split$350. Have 1-ton dump truck for deliv-eries or u pick up. Call to order 315-7580treaDMill, lt-wt, smaller, exc cond.$150. Sewing machine w/ b-i cabinet$50. futon $60, gd cond. Porcelaindolls. Lots of barbie dolls w/ clothes.Home stereo, loaded, works grt 378-8326, 280-0124 Dakota steel toed winter boots, size12. $60. (250)388-7562large kiln w/ accessories $500. Elect.wheelchair $1700. 378-3488nw 30" prehung interior door w/ zincbar bevlled glass $100 315-4484free: box of Funk & Wagnalls refer-ence encyclopedia 1931. Popular Me-chanic DIY encyclopedia 378-4588organiC produce, 378-2122firewooD, fir $150/cord, can be or-dered split 936-8230 Wyattwalker $50. Battery-oper’d bth chairw/ rechargeable batt. $200 378-3764Vhs movies 378-4774free: Readers Digest hard cover books,and others 378-4007two 36”x80” closet doors, ptd one sidec/w sliding dr hrdware, $40 378-6158wool round scatter rug $20. Oblongwool scatter rugs $20 378-21335 bob The Builder dvds $10/all 525-1333exter. insulated fibreglass door, 36”wide, wht 6-pnl, rt opening $95. 315-5046tuliP bulbs, plant now for springblooms $5/doz 13362 sliDing door tinted windows for closet24.5x78. 32x80 metal door, other doors:24x79.5, 30x80, 30x79.25, 24x80, 32x80,all $60ea. 3 windows 22x50 $45ea., 1 win-dow 41x60 $80 incl jambs 378-2098singer sewing machine, wood $40280-6916 baby gate, wht metal rail. $25 378-4191unPasteurizeD raw honey: $40 for8 cups, $20 for 4 cups, $10 for 2 cups, $5for 1 cup. Locally grown organic garlic,$10/lb. 378-4947
3-PC sofa set w/ coffee table $400. Solidoak TV stnd w/ 32" tv $350. Tv stand +27" tv $50. Headboard solid wood w/Sealy mattress set $200. Headboard w/rail $50 378-60542 Mattresses $50 378-3531, 378-0170
Coffee table & 2 end tables, wood, gdshape 378-4619, 315-913110 staCking plywood chairs $3ea378-4315MoVing: solid wd desk & chair $30.378-24882 full-size couches, very gd cond,beige/lt gold $575obo 378-6915 Dresser mirror, 27”x41” framed $15.378-8140burgunDy wing-back lvngrm chair,vry gd cond. from pet & smoke-freehome, lookng for brwn/beige/green ormulti-col. swivel rocker will swap/tradefor right chair as I've changed my colourscheme. [email protected] & loveseat exc cond. 378-5806lrg oak bar stool with swivel seat &back rest, lk nw $60 378-6886lrg brown leather ottoman 378-5587king sz bx sprng & matt $200. 378-8188
BC 2030 Meeting in MerrittWednesday November 30th, 1-3pm
Merritt Civic Centre, West AuditoriumThe meeting will cover:•Key findings from SDG roundtable meetings held over the past year.•BC 2030 - The idea of a non-partisan political campaign to generatesupport for the SDGs and the groups working on them across BC.The possibility of holding a non-partisan all candidates meeting inMerritt and the local SDG related topics and questions that candidatescould respond to. Please RSVP to: [email protected]
