Family still looking for answers justiceforwilliamstrande.com Justice for Billy Strande stands to fight for and find justice for all inmates — it is about corrections and parole issues. They are inviting others victims or families about conflicts with the system & parole officer. They are speak - ing out to raise aware - ness of conse - quences of these conflicts. City: Little risk of flooding this season Based on current conditions, there is little risk of flooding this season, according to the City of Merritt. Even with a higher-than-average snow- pack through February, it was balanced by an unseasonably dry March and early April. Now, data indicates that the snow- pack in the Nicola Basin is 'average'. Half or more of Nicola Basin snow has already melted and is moving through the system. And with forecasts for little pre- cipitation over the next 10 days, the risk of freshet flooding is low. The gates at the Nicola Lake dam have been wide open since late February, draw- ing lake levels down to historic lows to al- low as much storage capacity as possible and to flow early melt through the City. The Nicola River is flowing through Merritt at approx. 15.0 cubic metres /sec- ond (cms). Of this 15cms, 10.5cms is coming from the Nicola Lake dam, and 4.5cms from Clapperton (Mill) Creek. The Provincial dam operator made a gate change Tuesday to reduce the flow from the lake to capture more of the melt- ing snowpack and ensure there is sufficient water to fill the lake. Unless there is a dras- tic change in weather, it is unlikely that Nicola River flows through Merritt will exceed 30cms this season. In contrast, peak flows in 2020 were about 57cms. City staff is in close contact with the Province and monitors all river & snow gauges each day, along with weather fore- casts. Should there be any change in con- ditions that impacts the outlook, they will inform residents as soon as possible. Thoughts from Outside the Box No society wants you to become wise The following is a transcription of approx. the first 4 minutes to the lecture, No Society Wants You to Become Wise, by Osho. “No society wants you to become wise. It is against the investment of all societies. If people are wise, they cannot be exploited. If they are intelligent, they cannot be subjugated; they cannot be forced in a mechanical life, to live like robots. They will assert, they will assert their individuality. They will have the fragrance of rebellion around them. They would like to live in freedom. Freedom comes with wisdom, in- trinsically—they are inseparable. And no society wants people to be free. The com- munist society, the fascist society, the capitalist society, the Hindu, the Mohammaden, the Christian, no society... would like people to use their own intelligence, because the moment they start using their own intelligence, they become dangerous. Danger- ous to the establishment; dangerous to the people who are in power; dangerous to the ‘haves’; dangerous to all kinds of oppression, exploitation, suppression; dangerous to the churches; dangerous to the states; dangerous to the nations. In fact, a wise man is a fire, alive, a flame. He would like rather to die than to be enslaved. Death will no matter him much, but he cannot sell his life to all kinds of stupidities, to all kinds of stupid people. He cannot serve them. Hence the societies, down the ages, have been supplying you with false knowing. That’s the very function of your schools, colleges, universities. They don’t serve you, remember, they serve the past, they serve the vest- ed interest…” — Submitted by Mike Bhangu S.O.E. extended The state of emergency is extended through the end of the day on May 11. “So many British Columbians are doing their part, but there are too many who just aren’t getting the message,” said Mike Farnworth, Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General. “Every time someone thinks the pub- lic health orders don’t apply to them, or that they can bend the rules just this once, it sets us all back. We have orders in place to keep people safe and bring us through to the end of this pandemic. Now we have new travel restrictions in place, and people need to follow these orders – not just because we will enforce these orders, but because it’s the right thing to do.” Symphony partners with library The Kamloops Symphony is partnering with the Thompson-Nicola Regional Li- brary to make their virtual concerts avail- able to the community. Library patrons can access archived KSO performances through the library’s website at no cost. Access will be provided via the Li- brary’s new website, starting Tuesday, April 27. No logins or passwords will be required. The videos available to view will change over time, and will initially begin with Igor Stravinsky’s The Soldier’s Tale, a theatrical parable of a soldier who is tricked into selling his soul to the dev- il for the promise of unlimited riches, which was presented in partnership with Western Canada Theatre. The Phantom of the Opera, the groundbreaking 1925 si- lent horror film paired with a dramatic new score created by Canadian compos- er Gabriel Thibaudeau. Songs & Dances, a vibrant concert experience of folk tunes and moving melodies featuring sweep- ing, lush music by Canadian composers along with stirring works by Hungarian composers. https://www.tnrl.ca/ Community Museum partially re-opening While the Nicola Valley Museum and Archives is closed for the time being due to Covid-19, they are now available to answer phone calls and emails from 9am-5pm, Tuesday to Saturday, about questions involving the history of Mer- ritt and the Nicola Valley. Contact the new manager Cameron Bridge at 250- 378-4145 or [email protected]World Asthma Day talk Wed May 5, 10-11:30am. Learn about the latest scientific research regarding the diagnosis and treatment of asthma for children and adults. 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Transcript
Family still looking for answersjusticeforwilliamstrande.com
Justice for Billy Strande stands to fight for and find justice for all inmates — it is about corrections and parole issues. They are inviting others victims or families about
conflicts with the s y s t e m & parole o f f i c e r. They are s p e a k -ing out to raise a w a r e -ness of c o n s e -quences of these conflicts.
City: Little risk of flooding this season
Based on current conditions, there is little risk of flooding this season, according to the City of Merritt.
Even with a higher-than-average snow-pack through February, it was balanced by an unseasonably dry March and early April. Now, data indicates that the snow-pack in the Nicola Basin is 'average'.
Half or more of Nicola Basin snow has already melted and is moving through the system. And with forecasts for little pre-cipitation over the next 10 days, the risk of freshet flooding is low.
The gates at the Nicola Lake dam have been wide open since late February, draw-ing lake levels down to historic lows to al-low as much storage capacity as possible and to flow early melt through the City.
The Nicola River is flowing through Merritt at approx. 15.0 cubic metres /sec-ond (cms). Of this 15cms, 10.5cms is coming from the Nicola Lake dam, and 4.5cms from Clapperton (Mill) Creek.
The Provincial dam operator made a gate change Tuesday to reduce the flow from the lake to capture more of the melt-ing snowpack and ensure there is sufficient water to fill the lake. Unless there is a dras-tic change in weather, it is unlikely that Nicola River flows through Merritt will exceed 30cms this season. In contrast, peak flows in 2020 were about 57cms.
City staff is in close contact with the Province and monitors all river & snow gauges each day, along with weather fore-casts. Should there be any change in con-ditions that impacts the outlook, they will inform residents as soon as possible.
Thoughts from Outside the BoxNo society wants you to become wise The following is a transcription of approx. the first 4 minutes to the lecture, No Society Wants You to Become Wise, by Osho.
“No society wants you to become wise. It is against the investment of all societies. If people are wise, they cannot be exploited. If they are intelligent, they cannot be subjugated; they cannot be forced in a mechanical life, to live like robots. They will assert, they will assert their individuality. They will have the fragrance of rebellion around them. They would like to live in freedom. Freedom comes with wisdom, in-trinsically—they are inseparable. And no society wants people to be free. The com-munist society, the fascist society, the capitalist society, the Hindu, the Mohammaden, the Christian, no society... would like people to use their own intelligence, because the moment they start using their own intelligence, they become dangerous. Danger-ous to the establishment; dangerous to the people who are in power; dangerous to the ‘haves’; dangerous to all kinds of oppression, exploitation, suppression; dangerous to the churches; dangerous to the states; dangerous to the nations. In fact, a wise man is a fire, alive, a flame. He would like rather to die than to be enslaved. Death will no matter him much, but he cannot sell his life to all kinds of stupidities, to all kinds of stupid people. He cannot serve them. Hence the societies, down the ages, have been supplying you with false knowing. That’s the very function of your schools, colleges, universities. They don’t serve you, remember, they serve the past, they serve the vest-ed interest…” — Submitted by Mike Bhangu
S.O.E. extendedThe state of emergency is extended
through the end of the day on May 11.“So many British Columbians are
doing their part, but there are too many who just aren’t getting the message,” said Mike Farnworth, Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General.
“Every time someone thinks the pub-lic health orders don’t apply to them, or that they can bend the rules just this once, it sets us all back. We have orders in place to keep people safe and bring us through to the end of this pandemic. Now we have new travel restrictions in place, and people need to follow these orders – not just because we will enforce these orders, but because it’s the right thing to do.”
Symphony partners with library
The Kamloops Symphony is partnering with the Thompson-Nicola Regional Li-brary to make their virtual concerts avail-able to the community. Library patrons can access archived KSO performances through the library’s website at no cost.
Access will be provided via the Li-brary’s new website, starting Tuesday, April 27. No logins or passwords will be required. The videos available to view will change over time, and will initially begin with Igor Stravinsky’s The Soldier’s Tale, a theatrical parable of a soldier who is tricked into selling his soul to the dev-il for the promise of unlimited riches, which was presented in partnership with Western Canada Theatre. The Phantom of the Opera, the groundbreaking 1925 si-lent horror film paired with a dramatic new score created by Canadian compos-er Gabriel Thibaudeau. Songs & Dances, a vibrant concert experience of folk tunes and moving melodies featuring sweep-ing, lush music by Canadian composers along with stirring works by Hungarian composers. https://www.tnrl.ca/
Community Museum partially re-opening
While the Nicola Valley Museum and Archives is closed for the time being due to Covid-19, they are now available to answer phone calls and emails from 9am-5pm, Tuesday to Saturday, about questions involving the history of Mer-ritt and the Nicola Valley. Contact the new manager Cameron Bridge at 250-378-4145 or [email protected] Asthma Day talk
Wed May 5, 10-11:30am. Learn about the latest scientific research regarding the diagnosis and treatment of asthma for children and adults. Register at https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_M6QuqOKLQZ2VorQH0DIoSw
fresh air, increase stamina, lose weight and get paid for it…We are looking for workers to join our fitness program. Wage depends on attitude and work ethic. Must have driver’s license. Email resume to [email protected]
Central Park Sports Box FMI call Gary 250-280-0105 or Ayton 250-378-5691
garage sales
2776 CLAPPERTON AVE., #51 DV MOBILE COURT Sat May 1 9-32925 MCLEAN PL. May 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16. Sat & Sun 9am firm-1pm each day. 2 dishwashers CHESTERFIELD, leather recliner, black padding, d/room chairs, tools, antique dolls on pedestal base, matchbox/hot wheels/corgi /dinky Cars/ trucks army vehicles, like new upright garage compressor, coleman Powermate from Home Depot,155 psi, 6 cfm to 140 lbs 6hp 27 gal tank, Shaw PVR & re-ceivers, remotes, expensive porcelain /molokai stone Chess set & board. By appointment: ladies size 14,16 dresses. Too much stuff to list (Bring Cash for large items) any or all household furni-ture to view, 4 orange aluminum Heavy duty garden chairs with rust colour cush-ion pads call ahead to ask /IMPACT AS NEW SOCKET S TO FIT ALL DRIVE AXLES 19 MM TO 33MM Questions, info call between 9am-9pm Wally or Phyllis 525-2024PARKING LOT SALE, LOVE TO DANCE May 1st, Saturday, 9 am un-til 2 pm. 1976 Quilchena (in the back) Masks required, social distancing appre-ciated, hand sanitizer provided. 8 persons at a time. Donations of goods (please price them) or cash appreciated. Goose down jacket, quesadilla maker, house-hold items, electric skillet, books, who knows....
personal
LOST: S10 Samsung cell phone, in Mer-ritt while delivering newspapers 378-0056LOOKING FOR SOMEONE to culti-vate beautiful garden 8’x25’, will share vegs., beaut. surroundings 378-2337 I’M CREATING a health & wellness magazine w/ questions that young girls would like to have answered. One of them: “I want to know boys and men’s favourite flaw on a woman?” Ask and answer more questions through [email protected], 250-525-6119, fb and ig little pole artist studiosWANTED: walking buddy, 1-2 blocks at a time after physio, couple times per week, live on Quilchena 315-3891HELP WTD to install underground wa-tering system in lawn 315-757015 YR OLD GIRL w/ baby-sitter license & I love animals. Will dog walk, babysit, or dog-sit. Go to school weekdays til 3, weekends are always free 315-7344I COLLECT pop bottles & cans, if you have empties to get rid of, 250-525-0471
services
JPV ENTERPRISES: Landscap-ing(lawn care, hedging, pruning, garden-ing), general labour. Licensed, equipped. On Facebook. 250 280 7077LAWNMOWER repair & tune-up, incl. other small engines 936-8083WILL TUTOR Grade 2 - Grade 7, any subject, $25 hour. Please reply to [email protected] PAINTING licensed & insured, reas. & reliable. free quotes Tina 315-1644PIANO LESSONS/ violin lessons $20 per half hour. Music Maestro Club also avail. for ages 8-12. Cecilia phone/text 315-0022EXPER’D dog sitter avail. w/ lrge, fncd yard and lots of TLC. Text 604-817-8670PAINTING SERVICES, drywall re-pair, interior and exterior painting, 315-5194DRYWALL, textured ceiling, painting. Call Jeff (250)378-3709, (250)315-2066CERTIFIED TREE FALLER, w/ wd chipper, sml truck & trailer, will do resi-dential, fruit trees, etc. 378-6431EAGER, RELIABLE man w/ 4x4 truck & trailer, avail. Dump runs, de-liveries, plywood, sand, gravel, appl., housewares Greg 315-7525, (250)320-2054 Fast, courteous serviceWOODY’S TREE services, pruning, removal, hedges, anything to do with trees 315-8087
employment opportunity
CAT RESCUE would like to hire 3 adults to work at the Rescue, approx 2-3 hrs/day, cleaning, feeding, watering cats, can be heavy work. Pay $12, after pro-bation period a raise to set salary. Must have no allergies to cats, reliable, like animals. 315-8709, 280-1456, 378-5015. To start immediatelySHACKAN INDIAN BAND. Full Time Social Development/Education Worker. Email resume to [email protected] Call 250-378-5410 for more infoLOOKING FOR landscape labourer, must have drivers lic., team worker. $18/hr email resume [email protected]
for sale - appliances
3 ELECTRIC Flat Warming Trays $50 each. 2 water softeners $200 each 378-2862WASHER & DRYER, largr cap., 3 yrs old $175/pr. 315-7820FREE 30” older model Magic Chef gas range. Works great, you pick up. Msg 315-7438BLACK Fridgidaire dishwasher, 4-5 yrs old, wrks exc/no issues. Replaced with a stainless one. $150obo. Text Wally 250-525-2024 or email [email protected] LARGE VOLUME digital water soft-eners, 20” wide x 20” deep x 69” tall, cost $1399.99, sell $200 each 378-2862WHITE Inglis heavy duty, extra cap. washing machine & wht Inglis super cap dryer $300 378-4691, 315-7855STAINLESS STEEL Samsung top of the line dishwasher. Bought from Sears, used 11 mos and got a (code E4) mes-sage. Warr. book stated that it was a “hard water” issue. Called Samsung for war-ranty and they said to remove and take it to Kamloops to the nearest Samsung dealer for warranty. Have warranty books and Sears invoice. $200obo. Text Wally 250-525-2024 or [email protected] BEACH air fryer $40 525-0107A/C used 1x, pd $650, sell $395 378-4586, 778-358-9296
for sale - automotive
YAMAHA tire 235/65R17 $65 378-621709 CHEV Malibu, 182k. gd studded win-ter tires, $3800 378-6710BUSH TRCK, 203 6l Ford diesl, rns gd, body not gd, nw tires, 4wd $1000 378-537910 SUBARU FORESTER, 280k, 1 owner, gd cond. summer & winter tires on rims $4000obo 378-1358TIDY TANK for Fuel with Pump $400 378-286205 NISSAN 4-dr, low mil., sunroof, heated vinyl seats, family car $5500 firm 378-9453FREE, front cover (bra) for PT Cruiser. 378-2498FOUR M/S 265/60R18 tires brand new! Only 600 km. $700.00 250-378-2837CAR OR TRUCK steering wheel lock-ing club $20 378-621705 CHEVY BLAZER- LS - 4wd – 2 dr, good shape & running condition, reliable. brand-new fuel pump Dec 2020 & brand-new winter tires Oct 2020. Serviced on a regular basis. Current odometer reading 125, 349 km. $5500 obo. 315-5118 (text messages not accepted)4 70S MAG WHEELS 5.25” on 5 with 5 wild country lt 235/75r15 4 mounted $1500. Don 378-64214 RIMS for Ford 150 1997-2003? $100 378-2410MICHELIN Defender T & H tires, 215 / 70 R 15, great condition $425 315-5118 (Text messages not accepted)96 MAZDA MPV van 4wd, nice/clean, garage-kept, hwy driven, very gd cond. 525-12504 17” FORD 3/4 ton steel rims 8-stud w/ Cooper discovery winter tires 265-70R17 $475obo 378-882394 MUSTANG GT convertible, yel-low/black top, low km, 5L motor, auto, chrome wheels, alarm syst. mint cond $12,500obo 378-4691FOUR light truck tires, driven 600km. MS/265/60R18, $700 378-2837TRUCK canopy, 83” long x 68” wide x 22” high, plus tie-dwns, fits Chev or GM shortbox pck-up truck. Jack 604-364-341067-69 FORD COUGAR hood hinges. Nw condition/never used. $50/set. Edel-brock 302 intake with Holley 700 carb, double pumper, new condition. $450obo. 378-2883 landline98 FORD WINDSTAR mini van, seats 7, gd cond. gd all-seas.tires, runs well $500obo 378-6460ONE ONLY 205/60 X 15 new summer tire $60. Joe 378-26763 CONTINENTAL P215/55R18, 4000km on them 378-6808
for sale - pets / livestock
CHICKEN FEEDERS $100. 378-2862 BORDER COLLIE 8 mos. old, beaut. male $1500obo Must sell due to my health problems 403-391-9456 in Logan Lake26” ENGLISH girth for mini/pony, $30 Mini headstall with snaffle, $50. New bridle w/ snaffle & plaited reins, $150. Nylon horse halters, $10 each. 378-2410LAB RETRIEVER puppies $1000 (250)458-2314WANTED: Rottweiler puppy, available this spring 378-7435AWESOME CKC Black Lab for stud 378-5038MALE ducks $20ea. 250-458-23142 BUDGIES $35 ea, beautiful blue & bright yellow, cages if needed for small charge. Ready to go now, 250-320-2054MORE BABY TURKEY chicks for sale. Eight heritage breed Bourbon Reds. $20obo. Joanne 936-8726BIRKSHIRE pigs $200 936-8368, 778-661-0344
for sale - miscellaneous
FREE: approx. 7000-8000 sq ft. wd laminate, lt colour, all packaged up, 280-0543 must take allFOOZBALL full-sz table, gd cond. $100obo. 378-6915FREE WINDOWS - 10 single pane, gd for greenhouse or shed. Most are 29x33 inches, some larger. 378-2468BRND NW large Dasein ladies handbag w/ pink wallet/wristlet. Purse is pink & wht, horiz. steipes w/ partial chain shoulder strap 13.75”x13.5”x5.5” $25 378-1843HALF PRICE Vinyl glue down plank-ing, light grey. 18 boxes. $1350 firm and cash only 315-7611FREE clean wine bottles for making your own wine, Clean jars with lids, not canning jars. 378-2498BRAND NEW baby stroller, Graco $100 280-4279PORT. massage table, blue $100. Port. massage chair, black $200, prefer to sell together 315-3891FUTON. Marble Works toy set up 280-6463ACCORDION for sale 378-2832LARGE, sturdy dog harness, $20. Lush bath products, Candy Fluff powder & Snowfairy perfumes, $70 for all. Youth batting helmet $10 378-2410FREE OR TRADE Lilac hedge, 23’ x 7’, need to dig out w/Bobcat, must take all, easy access. Buffalo/clove currant plants. Hardy, Concord-type grapevines (seeded fruit) 378-2410PLANTERS 2’, 3’ & 4’ on stands 2249 Granite Ave., side door. Ted 378-2577FROM stylish thin bracelets to survival bracelets, keychains and more, check out grewolf_designs on Instagram or call 250 280 4004, email [email protected] RANGE, no GMO eggs $5/doz 604-309-4823 or come to 1408 Pine St., MondaysGLASS display cabinet $60. Round glass table & 4 chairs $125. 6-pc dish set white/blue design $20 378-5968ANTIQUE resored walking plow, offers 378-4904ANTIQUE Cast Iron Parlor stove,upright with top cover and lifter $350obo 378-2862WHITE KITCHEN cabinets: 12 ft. bot-tom, 8 ft. Top. Complete counter top with s.s. Sink. $900 315-7669
GRANNY’S House Quilting & Retreat has fabric and sewing notions. Nw fabric from Katja’s Quilt Shoppe 378-3734 FARM EGGS, I have eggs weekly, pick up is in town. $5 a dozen. 250-718-9395UNPASTEURIZED raw honey: $40 for 8 cups, $20 for 4 cups, $10 for 2 cups, $5 for 1 cup. Locally grown organic garlic, $10/lb. 378-4947
for sale - furniture
FUTON w/ green Aztec design 90”w x 59”l when open $100obo 280-6463QU size mattress, very gd cond 378-2047DISPLAY CABINET, very good cond. glass/wood $150. End table French Pro-vincial $25 378-0838SMALL homemade desk $10. Brown sofa $40 fairly good shape 378-28892 - TWIN beds w/ mattresses and bed-ding. $200. 378-7041BENTWOOD rocker with beautiful em-broidered seat, $50 378-2410CREAM colour chesterfield $500 378-59683-PC coff. Table set $175. 378-4586, 778-358-9296FABRIC rocker chair, gd condition $40 378-73171960S CEDAR TRUNK 18”wx54l x 27 deep with key $150 obo 378-3496TWIN SIZE mattress, very gd cond. Double bed 378-2047COUCH 6’10”x3’ wide, lt brown/tan w/ blk accents, full cushion top & bot-tom, very comfortable, mint condition $600obo 936-8474ANTIQUE FURNITURE: c. 1920s walnut corner cabinet, exc cond $245. Antigue school desk c. 1900 $35. 1920’s 4-drawer chest w/ mirror $199. Pair of antique side chairs both refinished $39ea. Antique double drop-leaf kitchen table $139. Antique coffee table single pedestal $59.avail. in Ashcroft, can text pics. Bob 250-981-3253 mess/txtFREE: Lazy Boy recliner needs minor repair 378-8140FOREST GREEN occasional chair, exc. cond. $95. avail. in Ashcroft, can text pics. Bob 250-981-3253 mess/txtfor sale - electronics/software
LASER PRINTER - HP DSCN3232 B&W. Ideal for home or office. exc cond. 378-24682 SIRIUS XM mobile radio kits, 180 sta-tions music $55 each 936-8474 20” COMPUTER screen $40. Laptop HP $40. 378-6886CELL PHONE case for Samsung A21 $5. Ruth 378-1711PORTRAIT style tripod extends to 29” $10obo. 378-1711 RuthBEAUT. 42” Panasonic tv w/ matching rolling stand $200obo 378-233719” TOSHIBA tv / dvd $100obo 378-7041LAPTOP. LG subwoofer. Bell HD re-ceiver. 778-639-0052STEREO am/fm w/ artif. f/p, recrd play-er $50 378-4586SHAW cable box w/ movie recorder.ask-ing $100. Lk new. Can be registered to new owner. 280-0569TELUS Satellite Dish & 2 receivers: 1 is mdl 6131 HDTV Dolby Digital, 1 is mdl 9241 HDTV DOLBY Digital. $100 378-5004, 604-704-4445
for sale - recreational
SET OF MENS golf clubs $50.00 and pull cart for golfing $35. 378-4600BAGBOY folding golf cart $65 exc cond 378-814018’ RENEGADE boat w/ 140hp John-son engine &trailer $2000 Dan 378-213692 24’ CITATION Supreme 5th-wheel, many extras $5500 378-9453PONTOON BOAT for fly fishing $300. 378-286216 FT. Refurbished Frontiersman ca-noe with paddles blue in color $500 250-319-2101STORAGE for a 38th ft toyhauler, easy access, safe and secure. 378-5928 after 5 p.mJUNIOR left hand starter golf set, 7-10 yrs old $50 378-6356RV forced air Furnace, Suburban make $250. 378-286222/250 RUGER model 77 st. stl action & barrel, reloading dies, empty brass, box of shells, exc cond. $760 378-4572FITBIT Alta HR, NIB, $105. Northface chalk bag for climbing, never used (w/ tags) $15. Dagger RMP kayak, classic riv-er & creek boat $550. Thule ski racks $150 378-2410SET OF mens golf clubs & set of wo-ments golf clubs $50ea. 2 pull carts for golfing $35ea. All in exc. cond 378-4600PORT. ice fishing sled fire pits, no mess on the ice 378-4904CAMPER VAN - Sweet little vintage ‘82 Okanagan, 79k, furnace, hot water tank, shower/toilet/sink, 4 burner stove top & oven, elec. or gas fridge & freez-er, sleeps 4, solar panels, tons of storage, screened windows, awning, towing ca-pacity, clean, brand new electrical, tires & engine great. $4400 Trish 315-5373
for sale - tools/equipment
HONDA rototiller $250obo 378-7995OLDER Craftmaster tbl saw w/ 3/4hp elect. motor, 6 3/4' blade. $40 378-4853ROTOTILLER - MerryTiller Brand $250. Tipping whlbarrow $50 378-2862WOOD LATHE plus tools, hardly used. $100 378-283796 NISSAN forklift 4000lb carrying cap. Rubber tires, runs perfect, not used in last 14 yrs. $12,000 Paul 378-2337RYOBI industrial power washer, 7hp Subaru eng., 50’ hose & want $475obo 378-0032WOOD STOVE gd for shop, no piping $100 280-1017CHAINLINK fencing (white vinyl cov-ering) with posts, stretchers, etc. $200 378-2410FAIRBANKS MORRIS vertical en-gine, 2hp, last patent June 1, 1909, 36” whl, needs carb and igniter. Brass ID name plate incl. $2500 Don 378-6421SET OF trailer axles 378-5968
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USED Champion 3500 generator $155. 315-2334NW 2000w port. gas gen. $210 Ray 378-9169600W ballasts for grow lights, 220 or 110v, 6 of them $110 each obo 378-3496NEARLY NEW Suburban direct vent sealed combustion forced air trailer heater/furnace - heated 32’ trailer $550obo 378-28625 HP Karcher pressure washer good used condition. $200 378-6699
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2 FEMALE rabbits, for breeding any size Dan 378-2136ARCADE/PINBALL machine, gd cement mixer 378-8156SENIOR LADY looking for 2-bdrm above ground basement ste in Mer-ritt 315-3767LADIES steel-toe leather boots, sz 7.5-8 315-5115 leave messageJOHNNY CASH memorabilia. Deer antlers. Tom 778-288-4095RECORDS, sports cards, hunting knives, guitars, Tom 778-288-4095TANDEM util. trlr 6x12 or 6x14 flat dck trailer to haul atv 280-5250LOOKING FOR small space to rent, countryside property for tiny home living. 250-571-4694
EXTERIOR wooden door 36” wide with or without window 378-4740WTD to buy: small retail storefront building in Merritt. 604-789-1865LOOKING FOR usable property with a house. Shop & horse facilities would be a bonus but not necessary, Merritt & surrounding areas includ-ing Kamloops. 604-309-10034 17” 5 stud Dodge rims for 2014 Dodge Ram 1500 Pickup 378-2458for sale house/property
YOU NEED A HOME? Manufac-tured home, 2 bdrm, 1 bath, Call to view 1-800-361-8111, 315-1000 www.buyandsellmobilehomes. com
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2 SUITES avail May 1 at Double D Motel, Nicola Ave., across from Nor-gaard Ready-Mix. Unfurnished, Util/calbe incl. furnished, working couple or single only. Manager 936-8474 1-BDRM bsmt suite in quiet location on Bench. $975/mo, utilities incl.. n/s, n/d, n/p. Ref reqd. 378-6651 ROOM FOR RENT Diamond Vale $630 incl hydro. 778-539-65751-BDRM bsmt ste, shared kitch./bth,, util/cbl incl 778-869-31412-BDRM fully furnished, util incl, free prkng, out-of-town wrkrs only, rnt reduct. for wrk 778-679-2044
Central Park Sports Box FMI call Gary 250-280-0105 or Ayton 250-378-5691
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Available by pre-order purchase in the NV Arts Centre Gallery Gift Shop where you can pay by debit on Square, cheque or cash. Direct orders can be made from Jean pay by e-trans-fer [email protected] or cell, 250-280-1798. A limited number of these stunning books will be at the gallery gift shop for immediate purchase.
Profits are being donated generously by Jean to the Arts Centre.
