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Bulletin Board Bulletin BoardRICHARD’S SMALL ENGINE REPAIRS & SERVICE:Quads, Snowblowers, Snowmobiles, Chainsaws & more.250-229-2122. www.richardsmallengine.com

*HARDWOOD FLOORS AT WHOLESALE: 100% Madein Canada. Pre-finished hard maple & red oak tavern(solid antique), 21 ⁄ 4x3/4, $3.99/sq.ft. pallet, also availablein SEL #1, and select & better. Engineered maple & redoak, pre-finished, 7-ply, top 2mm, $4.39/sq.ft. pallet.

Bamboo and slate. Vinyl, click or glue down. At Juan’s,1503 Hwy 3A, Thrums, Monday-Saturday, 8:30am-5pm.

12-MILE STORAGE: Lockers, Boxes, Moving Supplies &“Level 4” high-security shredder. The area’s only fully-staffed facility, 7 days/wk... the largest & most experi-enced too! www.nelsonstorage.com, 250-825-9666.

AA MEETING AT ST. MARK’S ANGLICAN CHURCH,KASLO - back door, Wednesdays, 7pm. 250-353-7377.

ALTERATIONS, CLOTHING ‘UPCYCLED’, DRESS MAK-NG & MENDING. Woodcrowedesigns, please call 250-353-2083..

ATTENTION SHAREHOLDERS OF 0695941 BC LTD.Lease lots) There is a boil water advisory for water users

until further notice. Directors, 0695941 BC Ltd.

BLAZE KING & VALLEY COMFORT: SALES, INSTALLA-TION, SERVICE & CERTIFICATIONS ON WOOD, ELEC-TRIC & OIL HEATING. RDCK GRANTS. CALL 250-355-0088, KF KOOTENAY FURNACE LTD.

CASTLEGAR AIRPORT SHUTTLE: CONVENIENT,AFFORDABLE, RELIABLE. SERVING NELSON SINCE1997. EMBRACE THE ECO-FRIENDLY WAY!SCHEDULE & RATES, VISIT QUEEN CITY:

WWW.KOOTENAYSHUTTLE.COM OR CALL 250-352-9829.

CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER, RICK HEWAT: Call inconfidence to discuss Stocks, RRSPs, TFSAs, RSP GICs.1-877-353-7372, in Kaslo.

CHIROPRACTORS in KASLO... 409 Water St (behind Fig-ments), DR. McKENZIE, Tuesdays, 250-551-3225. Forappointments: 250-352-1322 & DR. ZIERATH, Saturdays,250-551-5217.

CHIROPRACTORS IN PROCTER’S OLD SCHOOL-HOUSE: Drs. Brian & Louise Cheshire, Tuesday, Thursday,Saturday mornings. 250-551-0854.

COME IN AND TRY OUR NEW WING FLAVOURS!!! EveryThursday from 2pm is Wing Night. Add a basket of fries for$3. Kaslo Hotel, 250-353-7714.

CUSTOM T-SHIRTS! In stock Hoodies, Sweatshirts &Sweatpants. Tom Coombs, HOOFPRINT GRAPHICS,Kaslo. 250-353-2054.

DO YOU NEED DOCUMENT SHREDDING? Personal/ Business documents. I’ll pick up. Inquiries? Dave, 250-227-9252 (Crawford Bay).

DO YOU WRITE SCI-FI? Established writing group wantsnew member, meets every 6 weeks with new material, Nel-son area. Linda, 250-505-9917, [email protected]

EVERY SUNDAY AT THE KASLO HOTEL: Come in andenjoy a Chef’s Roast Dinner with all the trimmings for only$14.95. 250-353-7714.

FREE AND CONFIDENTIAL COUNSELLING for Women,Children, Youth, Families, Adults and Addictions. NorthKootenay Lake Community Services Society (NKLCSS).250-353-7691.

FIR & SPF PELLETS AVAILABLE at KASLO BUILDINGSUPPLIES: Open Monday-Saturday, 7:30am-5pm; Sun-days, 10am-2pm. 250-353-7628, www.kaslobuilding.com

HAIRDRESSER LINDSAY SETTLE is in Kaslo, Feb. 22-26.Book your cut/colour! Call/text 250-353-1959.

IT’S 1-2-FREE... at Still Eagle and Echo on our 2 biggestlines: Nomads Hempwear or Indigenous Designs... thirditem is free! What are you waiting for?!

JB’s Restaurant & Pub Opens For The Season Feb. 4.WE HAVE MISSED YOU ALL!! Open 3-9pm, Thursday-Sunday. All You Can Eat Fish and Chips Thursday is back!JB’s, your out-of-town getaway. Browse our online menufor take out orders, www.woodburyresort.com. For reser-vations, call 250-353-7716..

KASLO AL-ANON: St. Mark’s Anglican Church (backdoor), Thursday, 7pm. For info, call Colette 250-353-2531.

KASLO HOTEL WINTER HOURS: Full menu available inPub & Restaurant, 2-9pm. Pub open later. Open 7 days aweek. 250-353-7714, www.kaslohotel.com

HELPING HAND TRUST provides financial assistance foradults in Kaslo and Area D who need a helping, confidentialhand to get to medical appointments outside the area. Forfurther information contact one of the following directors:Larry Badry, 250-353-2166; Dave Boland, 250-353-2500;Georgie Humphries, 250-353-2471; Sandra Rempel, 250-366-4263; Glen Stewart, 250-353-7111; Elizabeth Scarlett,250-353-2563.

WE WANT YOU! Kaslo Legion Ladies Auxiliary is encour-aging new membership for a variety of community drivenprojects and events. 250-353-2050.

RETIREMENT AIN’T WHAT IT USED TO BE.

Shy and retiring isn’t your style. Talk to us

and get on the road to nancial freedom.

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Animals/Animal Care ........................................................ 19, 25

Automotive .................................................................32, 34, 35

Boats/Watercraft .................................................................... 35

Bulletin Board .............................................................3, 5, 8, 11

Building Supplies ............................................................. 14, 15

Business Opportunities .................................................... 20, 21

Commercial Rentals ......................................................... 26, 28

Computer Sales & Service ..................................................... 14

Contractors/Tradespeople ................................................17, 22

Education/Classes............................................................ 19, 23

Employment Opportunities .............................................. 20, 21

Events .........................................................................18, 24, 25

Farmers’ Market ..................................................................... 18

Free for Free ........................................................................... 15

Firewood ................................................................................. 14

Furniture & Appliances ..................................................... 14, 15

Gardening/Landscaping ...................................................17, 22

Health/Personal Care ............................................................. 21

Heavy/Farm Equipment.......................................................... 37Lessons/Workshops ......................................................... 19, 23

Merchandise For Sale .......................................................13-15

Merchandise Wanted .......................................................14, 15

Mobile Homes For Sale .......................................................... 28

Motorcycles/ATVs ................................................................... 35

Music Equipment/Service ................................................ 13, 14

Notices ................................................................................... 23

Personals ................................................................................ 18

Real Estate ....................................................................... 26, 28

Rentals ............................................................................. 26, 28

Rentals Wanted ...................................................................... 26

Rvs/Campers .......................................................................... 36

Services ............................................................................17, 22Shared Accommodation ........................................................ 26

Snowmobiles .......................................................................... 36

Sporting Goods ................................................................14, 15

ANIMALSKAAP ......................................................26

AUTOMOTIVE

AM Ford ................................................ 33Balfour Autobody & Mechanical ........... 34

Castlegar Kia ......................................... 32

Champion Chevrolet Buick GMC .........39

Glacier Honda ........................................ 36

Heritage City Auto ................................. 36

Jeld Auto Sales...................................... 38

Kaslo Automotive .................................. 14

Kootenay Auto Credit ........................... 37

Kootenay Chrysler ...........................30, 31

Kootenay Motors ..................................... 4

McLachlan Auto Solutions .................... 37

Nelson Chrysler .....................................34

Nelson Ford .......................................... 29

Scrap King Auto Wrecking.................... 34

Summit Subaru................................34, 38

Western Auto Wreckers ........................ 32

BUILDING SUPPLIESSelkirk Truss...........................................28

CONTRACTORSBell Lumber & Pole................................28

Gold Island Forest Products .................17

EDUCATIONSchool District #8 ..................................40

Selkirk College ....................................... 25

ELECTRONICSSK Electronics ......................................... 1

EMPLOYMENTGold Island Forest Products .................20

ENERGYBackwoods Solar .................................. 14

EVENTSB’s Eatery & Public House ...................... 6

BlueBelle Bistro ....................................13

Capitol Theatre ........................................ 5

PW Sheepdogs Tickets ........................11

West Kootenay Big Game Association ..........6

FINANCIAL SERVICESKootenay Savings Credit Union ............. 3

GARDENINGNelson Farmers Supply ........................15

GROCERIESEllison’s Market........................................ 7

Kootenay Co-op ...................................... 2

HEALTH/PERSONAL CAREChronic Pain Management ................... 16

HOUSEHOLD GOODSHome Goods Furniture ........................... 9

Wests Home Hardware ........................ 13

NOTICESBC Timber Sales ...................................18

Canfor ....................................................23

Columbia Basin Trust ............................ 20

Columbia Kootenay Cultural Alliance ... 16

Kaslo & District

Community Forest Society ..............5,25

Kootenay Lake Levels ........................... 26

Land Act ................................................ 24

Ministry of Transportation ..................... 21

RDCK .........................................19, 22, 40

Village of Kaslo ...................................... 24

OUTDOOR REC VEHICLES

Barrett Motorsports .............................. 11Playmor Power Products ........................ 1

REAL ESTATEEagle Homes ........................................ 28

Property Guys ..................................... 27

RECREATIONChances Castlegar ............................... 15

SERVICES Alan Burch Law Office ............................ 1

All Around Septic Services ................... 21

Pennywise Web Sales ...........................10

Tyleen Underwood Law .......................... 8

Western Financial Group....................... 23

SHOPPINGSalvation Army ........................................ 6

WWW.PENNYWISEADS.COMElement Club Bar & Grill

David Blishen, Coldwell Banker

Ferraro Foods

Greg Gritchin, Fair Realty

Nelson SPCA/KAAP

Pennywise

Property Guys

Summit Subaru

Trail SPCA

Obituary NoticesJudith Eileen Hawes

Raymond Kerfoot

Ed Reimer

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250.352.5383 www.kootenaymotors.com213 Baker Street, Nelson ‘Formerly Bills’ Motor-In’

DRIVE SAFE THIS WINTER

WINTER SERVICING

• Adequate winter tires

• Fluid levels topped up

• Wiper blades replacement

• Headlights lined up and polished

• Brake lights and turn signals working

• 4 wheel drive system operational

C o nv e ni e nt B ak e r S t r e e t Lo c at i o n -s ho p w hi l e y o u r c ar i s b e i ng s e r v i c e d

Let Kootenay Motors keep your car well maintained

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Bulletin BoardBulletin BoardKASLO LEGION LOUNGE KARAOKE NIGHT! Saturday,Feb. 20 after the general meeting at 4pm! Bring a snack toshare for 5-6pm; music at 6! Come and sing, come and listen.The Legion welcomes members and guests! 250-353-2616.

KASLO MOHAWK BOTTLE DEPOT will donate a portionof the total bottle refund money paid out, in the month ofFebruary, to North Kootenay Lake Community ServicesSociety. Depot open Monday-Saturday. 250-353-2205.

KIN CONTACT INFO. Tech-support: 250-353-1546, [email protected] Billing: 250-353-2305, [email protected] Officehours: 9am-1pm, Monday-Friday, 404 Front St, Kaslo, up-stairs. www.kin.bc.ca

KASLO INFONET SOCIETY provides wireless high-speednternet service from Loki Lease Lots north to Howser!www.kin.bc.ca

KUNDALINI TANTRA YOGA in Argenta, every Wednes-day, 10am with Sylvan. 250-366-4222, [email protected]

MIRROR LAKE WATER USERS COMMUNITY: Boil water

advisory for all users. Inform renters and guests.NELSON HEALING ROOMS: Wednesdays, 7-8:30pm.Free. Everyone welcome. 711 Tenth St, Nelson. 250-352-0300, extn 2.

NOTARY PUBLIC NOW IN NELSON: Contact DeanneMonroe, Notary Public, for Land Transfers, Wills, Powersof Attorney & Notarizations. Mobile Services. Wheelchairriendly office at 534 Josephine St. 250-551-4711, www.

nelsonnotary.com

OVERBURDENED WITH DEBT? G.Moroso & Associates,Trustee in bankruptcy, situated locally, offers friendly, confi-dential services to help with financial problems. Call Anna,250-365-1035 for a free consultation.

PIZZA 7 DAYS A WEEK! Pick up or dine in at the BlueBelleBistro, Kaslo. Fresh. Wholesome. Homemade. 250-353-7361.

SACRED JOURNEY has closed, but their global importsand art are now available at Still Eagle, 476 Baker.

SASQUATCH SAVES KOOTENAY TEEN! Eco-adventurenovel, ‘FEANORE’ available at Coles Books, Nelson andFront Street Market, Kaslo..

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SATELLITE TV: New style TV available. 500+ channelsincluding international, also DirecTV now available. 250-365-3313.

SILVATIP PORTABLE BANDSAW MILLING: Profession-al sawmilling on your site since 1998. Custom planing,moulding, T&G, kiln drying, cedar, lumber sales, custombuilt sheds. 250-505-3805.

SPRING IS ALMOST HERE! Call T&T Services now for allyour yard needs, including tree pruning, hedge trimming,lawn/garden maintenance & cleanup. For grass cuttingbook now. Call Dennis, 250-551-1525.

TAKE A SACRED JOURNEY to Still Eagle. Sacred Jour-ney Global Arts and Imports now grace our lower level.See fountains, triangle and yoga cushions, teak furniture,Buddhas and sculptures, art and more. 471 Baker, Nelson.

TKB INSTALLS LAMINATE, VINYL PLANKING and ce-ramic tile at competitive prices. Renovating your bathroom?Please call 250-509-0521 for a free, no obligation estimate.

WANECO ENTERPRISES CUSTOM SAWMILLING: Fir,

cedar; clears, decking, timbers. Behind Kaslo Golf Course.250-353-7126, [email protected]

WHARFHOUSE BUSINESS SERVICES: Bookkeeping;personal & corporate taxes. #204-601 Front St, Nelson.250-352-5191.

PENNYWISE CAN BE PICKED UP IN THE NELSON AREA at the Duhamel Store, Ellison’s Market, Husky Gas,Kootenay Co-op, Kootenay Currency Exchange, 715 Ver-non St, (all 4 area editions), Nelson Chamber of Com-merce, Nelson Box Office, Old World Bakery, Pharmasave,Stuart’s News, Taghum Shell and Wait’s News.

MUSICa celebration of

the capitol theatre restoration society presents

AN EVENING OF LIVE MUSICSHOWCASING SOME OF NELSON’S BEST MUSICIANS

playmour junction | tibo kolmel | paul prapas | barbershop chorus

sydney black | mushana | darren fuss | oxygen orkestar

jesse lee | gemma luna | mary defeo | amy cheon & austin | special guests

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27 7:30 PMTICKETS: $15 ADULTS / $10 STUDENTS

purchase online at www.capitoltheatre.bc.ca, by phone at 250.352.6363, or at the box office

ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE CAPITOL THEATRE!

Kaslo & District Community

Forest Society AGM 2016

For nomination forms and membership applicationsclick on membership resources at right on the home pagewww.kaslocommunityforest.org or contact the society at

[email protected] or 250-353-9677

March 6

to submit a resolution

March 21 to become a new member*April 6 to nominate members for election

April 14 all candidates meetingApril 20 Annual General Meeting

Mark these deadlines on yourcalendar, or stick this ad on your fridge!

*...with voting rights at the AGM. If you were a member in 2015 you can both renew your membership and vote at the 2016 AGM.


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Merchandise For SaleMerchandise For SaleANTIQUES, USED FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS:Shop S.H.A.R.E. NEW LOW PRICES, free pickups. 612Lakeside Dr. 250-352-1222, Support Our Daily Bread.

BLUEBERRIES: Frozen, local, no chemical sprays or fertil-zers, grown in Harrop, $5/lb. 250-229-4765.

Building Supplies

CF BUILDING PRODUCTS, WINLAW. Since 2003.LOGIX Insulated Concrete Forms - Engineering included.Free consultation. 1-888-289-4731. www.thinkwithlogix.com Build Anything Better!

READ...for Literacy, RESPOND...to the GREAT DEALS, andRECYCLE the PENNYWISE...for the good of the planet.

Computer Sales/Service

KEN’S COMPUTER SERVICES: For all your computerneeds. Repairs, clean ups, purchase assistance, housecalls. Call 250-229-2149.

Firewood

FIREWOOD: Dry larch and fir, $125/truck load, $225/cord.

Call 250-353-2999.Furniture & Appliances

2 SINGLE MECHANICAL BEDS, $200 ea. 250-227-9696.

Music Equipment/Service

SHARPSTICK GUITAR SCHOOL has lots of spaces avail-able, beginner to advanced. For info, call 250-505-0185.

Sporting Goods

HANG UPS TABLE: Helps relieve back pain, improve joint health, tone muscles, increase flexibility, like new,

$240. 250-353-7307, Kaslo.

Merchandise WantedHELP FEED THE HUNGRY by donating furniture, work-ing appliances, household goods to S.H.A.R.E. NEW LOWPRICES. Free pick ups. We take refundables all year! 612Lakeside Dr, Nelson. 250-352-1222 Supporting Humanity And Responsible Ecology.

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Steve, Paul, Joe and Cam.“Keeping the wheels of Kaslo turning”

250-353-2645

KASLO AUTOMOTIVE

As well as changing the engine oil, there are other

uids that need to be changed once in a while. Talk to

the experts at Kaslo Automotive – they’ll help you get

the most out of your investment.

Do you hope to keep your vehicle

for a long time? Be nice to it.

Local Independent Rep: Cheryl SinclairPO Box 180 Meadow Creek, BC V0G_1M0

250-366-4290 or [email protected]

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Clip this ad and send in to be entered to win a Pico Light.

Over 80 systems sold in the Kootenays.FREE system design for battery based grid-connected or off -grid systems.Call us or stop in today.

FLIKS Series Presents GrandmaDivided over six chapters, Grandma tells the story ofElle (Lily Tomlin), a lesbian poet coping with the recentdeath of her long-term life partner. She ends a four monthrelationship with a younger admirer, Olivia (Judy Greer),before receiving a visit from her 18 year old granddaugh-ter, Sage (Julia Garner), who is pregnant and requests$630 for an abortion. As Elle is broke and Sage has hadher credit card conscated by her overbearing mother, thetwo embark on a road trip to come to terms with theirtroubles.

Join us at the Langham Teatre in Kaslo at 7:30 pm,Friday, February 19. Tickets are $10 at the door and thedoors open at 7 pm. Hope to see you there!

Submitted by David Jackson


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Employment OpportunitiesBLUEBELLE BISTRO & BEANERY now hiring cleaner/ dishwasher. Please bring resume to 347 Front St, Kaslo.

DINING ROOM SERVER POSITION available at AinsworthHot Springs Resort. Offers competitive wage & benefitpackage. Please forward resume by fax: 250-229-5600 oremail [email protected] Attention: Cam McDougall.

KASLO HOTEL IS LOOKING FOR: Part-time Server &part-time Bartender, immediately. Please apply in personor email resume to [email protected]

Business OpportunitiesFREE BUSINESS COUNSELING FOR NEW AND EXIST-NG BUSINESSES. Come for a free appointment in Nelson

on Thursday, Feb. 4, 11, 18 & 25; Salmo on Tuesday, Feb.16 or Kaslo on Wednesday, Feb. 17. Call 352-1933 x100o book a time. Community Futures also offers businessoans, business workshops, resource library, Self-Employ-ment program, 1-on-1 business counselling and the BasinBusiness Advisors Program! www.futures.bc.ca

Health/Personal CareHEALTH PRACTITIONERS WANTED: Acupuncture Clinicn Kaslo seeks integrative health professionals to sharespace. 250-551-2581.

MAYAN BIRTH CHART READING: Educational and lifechoice consultation. Make an appointment with Rita, 250-777-3976.

OPTIONS FOR SEXUAL HEALTH CLINIC IN KASLO: Free pregnancy, Pap and STI testing, information on allaspects of sexual health & well-being and the best pricedbirth control, for all ages & genders. Kaslo, every 2nd &4th Monday, Primary Health, 6-8pm (closed on Holidays).www.optionsforsexualhealth.org or 1-800-SEX-SENSE.

PERSONALIZED FITNESS TRAINING with Lianne Wil-iams, Registered Kinesiologist, at the Balfour Old School-house gym. Phone 250-229-2349.

RAVEN ACUPUNCTURE: Keeping Kaslo healthy. Monday,Tuesday & Wednesday. Call 250-551-2581.

REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPY: Joli Guthrie RMT,MSP available. By appointment. Kaslo, 250-353-7605.

SENIORS CAREGIVER AVAILABLE: Help you or youroved ones with shopping, appointments, personal care,cooking, companionship. www.kootenaycaregivers.ca,250-777-1169.

WELLNESS THROUGH SPIRITUAL HEALING www.normhanna.com Norm Hanna CS, 250-353-2821.

Hired EquipmentRegistrat on

West ootenay District The West Kootenay District of the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure is creatingits list of registered Equipment for Hire forthe 2016/2017 scal year, which beginsApril 1, 2016.

All individuals or companies who arecurrently registered through the ministry’soffices in Nelson or Grand Forks will receiveinvitations to re-register their equipment forthe coming scal year by mail.

Individuals or companies who were notregistered in 2015, but wish to have their

equipment listed, are invited to visit orphone the Nelson or Grand Forks o ce toobtain the appropriate registration forms.

You will be required to have Commercial(Comprehensive) General Liability Insurancewith minimum $2 million third party liabilityand a WorkSafe BC clearance letter priorto starting work on any ministry projects.Dump trucks must provide a current weighslip, front tire size, and manufacturer’s

front axle rating.Equipment can only be registered in onearea in any given year and must be ownedor leased-to-own in order to be eligible forregistration. Seniority is not transferablefrom area to area.

The deadline for registrations isMarch 18, 2016. Late registrations will beaccepted, but may appear at the bottom ofthe open list. Note that there is no charge

for registering equipment or for changingor deleting equipment information alreadylisted.

Nelson O ce:310 War Street,

4th FloorTelephone:

5 54-64

Gran For sOffice:

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Contractors/TradespeopleContractors/Tradespeople#1 GUTTERS IN THE KOOTENAYS: Call Scenic Contrac-tors 2008 for your free estimate. 5˝x5˝ gutters, aluminumsoffit, fascia & leaf guard. 250-359-7145 or 250-304-9636.

ALL PHASES HOME RENOVATIONS: Maintenance, re-pairs; tiles, laminate, hardwood. No job too small. Insured,references. Mike Nesbitt Contracting, 250-825-4771.

BALFOUR BOBCAT SERVICES: Grading, landscaping,rock work, driveway repair & much more. Experienced, ef-ficient operator. Free estimates. 250-229-2154.

BIRKWOOD HOMES LTD: General contractor, new homes& renovations, design/build, HPO licensed, warrantied &fully insured. Drew, 250-353-2450.

CONCRETE, TILE, WOOD: Custom showers, countertops, Nuheat in-floor heating, Allan Block, precast con-crete, cultured stone, epoxy stone. Quality work! S1 Con-tracting, Ian Voboril, 250-354-8954, www.s1contracting.ca

DON’T PANIC! The Plumber is here! Curtis Hewat Plumb-ing, no job too small. Serving Kaslo & Area, Balfour to Northend of Kootenay Lake and New Denver. 250-353-8852(c),250-353-7188(h).

HAL THE PAINTER 18 YEARS IN KASLO & AREA: Mak-ing your house/business new again! WCB & insured, freeestimates. 250-353-9660.

KASLO & AREA PLUMBER: Certified & Insured. SeanGaelen Graham - Virgo Enterprises, 250-353-3237.

LEVINE ELECTRIC LTD: Industrial, commercial, residen-tial service and installations. Ready to serve all of yourelectrical needs. 250-229-4929, for more info check us outat www.balfourcanada.ca

SPRING IS COMING FAST! Don’t wait to get projectsstarted, from decks, fences, outbuildings, renos, interior/ exterior finishing and so much more. From blueprints tobuilding we’ve got you covered. Call Cam at Blue Collar

Construction today for free con-sultation. 250-505-3499.

TOM COTTON PAINTING & DRYWALL: Now booking forspring! Call 250-357-0063 or250-354-7300 cell.

Services40 SHADES OF GREEN: Snowshovelling & housewatch ser-vices. Call now to get on our list.250-353-2087.

RHONDA RUSTON Q.C. LAW- YER, NOTARY: Bringing more

than 30yrs experience to theKootenays. I look forward tomeeting your general legalneeds. Call 250-353-2028. 2ndFloor, 404 Front St, Kaslo. www.RustonLaw.ca

SNOWPLOWING, BACKHOESERVICE, EXCAVATING, LAND-SCAPING: 4WD John Deere.250-353-7401.

WINTER SERVICING: Let Koo-tenay Motors keep your car

well-maintained for our winterconditions. Traditional values,modern technology. Shop whilewaiting. Convenient downtownlocation, 213 Baker St, Nelson.250-352-5383, www.kootenaymotors.com

Gardening/LandscapingWANTED: Fruit tree prunings;apple, cherry, plum, pear, grape,etc. Will pay $20/100 fresh-cut

whips, must be healthy and ofsame variety. 250-551-1422.

WHETHER YOU’RE SEARCH-ING FOR A BUTLER or an out-of-print “whodunit,” the Penny-wise Classifieds can solve theproblem for you. There is no mys-tery to placing a classified ad... just call the Pennywise today at1-800-663-4619.

CONSULTATION FOR A PEST

MANAGEMENT PLANPest Management Plan Number RDCK-PMP-2016/2021

The RDCK is renewing a Pest Management Plan and will submit the plan for approval

under the Integrated Pest Management Act . This Plan will describe a Mosquito ControlProgram using Integrated Pest Management, including the use of insecticides.

Purpose: Mosquito Control for the purpose of nuisance control.Application Method: Treatment of mosquito larva development sites by hand and

helicopter application.

Location: Within the boundary of the RDCK bylaw 1293 for the Meadow Creek/

Duncan Dam/ Lardeau area and RDCK bylaw 1642 for the Pineridge subdivision area plus

surface waters within a 3km buffer of the service areas outlined by the bylaws.

Pesticide: Yearly totals up to, but not exceeding:

500 ha with Aquabac (PCP No. 26863) ( Bacillus thuringiensis var israeliensis)

500 ha. with Vectobac 200 G (PCP No. 19466) ( Bacillus thuringiensis var israeliensis)

A selection of insecticides has been chosen to increase the ability to target mosquito

populations in the most environmentally responsible method possible. All products listed

are registered in Canada for the intended use. Aquabac and Vectobac have been chosen

to control larval mosquitoes in their development sites. These pesticides are targetspecific, non-residual, and non-toxic.

The RDCK will not treat the total area of all the products listed above, but will choose the

best method to treat with the least environmental impact. All products are registered for

mosquito control in Canada.

This project will begin April 16, 2016 and be completed by April 16, 2021.

Regional District of Central Kootenay Attention: Nicole WardMosquito Control Program Phone: (250) 352-8192Box 590, 202 Lakeside Dr., Nelson, BC, V1L 5R4

A person wishing to contribute information about a proposed treatment site, relevant to thedevelopment of the pest management plan, may send copies of the information to theapplicant at the address above within 30 days of the publication of this notice.

Two open houses will take place; one from 10:30-12 on March 3, 2016 in Meadow Creek,and a second from 13:30-15:00 in Kaslo. Please call for location details.

Any member of the public wishing to view the application or associated material can do soat the Regional District of Central Kootenay office. If clarification is required regardingthis application, please contact the applicant.


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Pennywise Works for You!NoticesKASLO & AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AGM:Thursday, Mar. 17, 6-8pm, location TBA. Find out whatyour Chamber is doing for local business and commu-nity. Guest speakers, treats & some nifty prizes. Mem-berships available at the door. We love ‘newbies’, comefind out who we are. Questions? Please contact us [email protected]

KASLO & DISTRICT LIBRARY AGM: Wednesday, Mar. 9,

4:30pm at the library. Everyone is welcome. For informa-tion contact us at 250-353-2942 or [email protected]

KASLO COMMUNITY GARDEN AGM: Loki Room at theLangham, Saturday, Mar. 5, 4pm. All welcome!

KASLO SHELTER SOCIETY, ABBEY MANOR AGM: Inthe Common Room, Monday, Mar. 7. Registration, 6:30pm.Meeting, 7pm. Memberships, $2.

LAKEHEAD & BEYOND PRODUCE SOCIETY invites youto our AGM, Feb. 18, 7pm at Lardeau Valley CommunityHall. Hope to see you there!

VHKAS AGM will be held Monday, Mar. 7, 7pm, VHCH

(hospital) boardroom. All are invited!

Education/ClassesBELLYFIT™ daytime & evening classes ongoing at Morn-ngstar Studio, Kaslo. Super fun, friendly, energizing, up-ifting fitness/dance workout, “ideal for women of all ages& abilities”! Low impact class, Fridays, 11am-noon; highntensity classes, Fridays, 12:30-1:30pm, or Mondays,6:30-7:30pm. First class is free! Info: [email protected], 250-353-8106.

DIGITAL CAMERA, ADVANCED SKILLS: W/Louis Bock-ner, Saturday, Feb. 27, 1-5pm $65. Selkirk College, Kaslo,

250-353-2618.FREE, TELLING OUR LIFE STORIES CLASS IN MEAD-OW CREEK: A guided autobiography writing programfor anyone interested in getting their life stories down onpaper. No previous autobiography writing experience nec-essary. Thursdays, Feb. 18-Apr. 7, 1-3pm, Lardeau ValleyHall. Register with Barb Szuta [email protected] or250-353-2289. Like us on Facebook: Columbia Basin Alli-ance for Literacy - Kaslo/Balfour..

LEARN DIGITAL MUSIC PRODUC-TION IN ABLETON: W/NOG fromMoontricks, Feb. 23, 6-9pm $40.

Kaslo, 250-353-2618..STANDARD FIRST AID W/CPR C:Saturday & Sunday, Mar. 5-6, 8am-5pm, Selkirk College, Kaslo. Pre-register, 250-353-2618, [email protected]

YOGA WITH JOSANA: Monday &Wednesday, 4:30-6pm; Thursday9-10:30am. Bringing balance & se-renity. Beginners, Drop-ins welcome!Morningstar, Kaslo, 250-353-7351.

Lessons/WorkshopsLAUGHING MEDITATION WORK-SHOP: Natural healing with laughter.Feel lighter, laugh louder! Relievetension & stress! By donation, Lang-ham, Feb. 28, 2pm. Limited space,preregistration suggested. Email reg-ster, [email protected]

CANADA POST CONSIDERS THE PENNYWISE AS A ‘FLYER’. Thus, if you have requested NO flyers, you willnot receive a Pennywise with your home mail delivery.We have various drop points so please give us a call at1-800-663-4619 and we will let you know where you maypick one up!

FOREST STEWARDSHIP PLAN #512

Amendment #1

VISIT US ONLINE AT WWW.CANFOR.COM

Canadian Forest Products Ltd. (Canfor) recently

concluded the purchase of Meadow Creek Cedar’s Forest

License A30171 in the Kootenay Lake Forest District.

Please be advised that as per Section 3 (1) b of the

Forest and Range Practices Act, the Forest Stewardship

Plan #512 (FSP) for this license is being amended to

include Canfor as the holder of the plan and remove the

previous holder of the plan.

This amendment will permit Canfor to operate in the

approved Forest Development Units (FDUs) under

this plan until the Kootenay Lake operating areas are

amalgamated into the Kootenay Region’s FSP.

It should be noted that there are no content changes

proposed to the FSP at this time, and only the holder of

the plan is changing with this amendment.

If you require more information please contact

Grant S. Neville, R.P.F.

at 250-426-9252 or [email protected]


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EventsEvents“THE 1001 NIGHTS-CINE CONCERT”: A very specialLangham Guest Artist evening w/Montreal-based trio,Small World Project, Friday, Mar. 4, 7:30pm. They bring tohe Langham’s big screen a unique performance combin-ng the oldest surviving animated feature-length film ‘TheAdventures of Prince Achmed’ (1926) by German directorLotte Reiniger with a brand new score composed & per-ormed live by Small World Project. Hailed as the “new

maestros of silent film” they create with their collectionof small instruments -ukulele, banjolele, toy piano, glock-enspiel- an astonishing soundscape in constant dialoguewith the characters & scenes of the film. Advanced tickets$15 at Sunnyside & Willow, $18/door. 250-353-2661.

OLD-TIME MOVIE NIGHT: Buster Keaton’s hilariousSteamboat Bill (1928). Saturday, Feb. 20, Langham Theatre,Kaslo. Admission by donation. Proceeds to SSMoyie-KLHS.

ARGENTA SQUARE DANCE! Saturday, Feb. 27, 7:30pm,great band! Argenta Hall, $10/adults, $2-$5/kids.

GAMES CLUB AT THE KASLO LIBRARY: Ages 13+, Fri-day, Mar. 4, 3:30-5:30pm. Special guest Eddy Boxerman,video & board game creator, will join us to talk about hisprocess & help get some ideas flowing for anyone inter-ested in creating their own. Please preregister, 250-353-2942, [email protected] This free program is broughtto you by the Kaslo & District Public Library in partnershipw/North Kootenay Lake Community Services. We gratefully

acknowledge the financial support of Columbia Basin Trust.GRIEF & LOSS SUPPORT GROUP in Kaslo for 6wks,consecutive Monday afternoons, 3-4:30pm, Mar. 7-Apr.11. When someone you love has died, you will experienceyour own form of mourning that can be frightening, pain-ful & lonely. No words can take away the pain but a sup-portive group & professional facilitators can be compan-ions on your journey. You can learn to adjust to the loss &regain hope & energy for the future. This group is offeredfree of charge by the Hospice Society of North KootenayLake with thanks to the Victorian Hospital of Kaslo Auxil-iary Society. For more info & to register, contact Chelsea atHospice, 250-353-2299, [email protected]

JAIME JENKINS, YOUTH ADDICTIONS COUNSELLOR AND PREVENTION COORDINATOR FROM FREEDOMQUEST will attend the next Parents of Teens Support Cir-cle. She will share current information and answer ques-tions about marijuana use and teenagers. Strong Startroom at JVH School on Wednesday, Feb. 24, 6:30-8pm.The session is free and childminding for younger childrencan be provided upon request by calling Laura Douglas atNorth Kootenay Lake Community Services, 250-353-7691.

Take notice that Silvio Lettrari, of Kaslo, BC, has appliedto the Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural ResourceOperations (MFLNRO), Kootenay Region, for a Licence ofOccupation for Transportation purpose, for a foot bridge,situated over Provincial Crown riverbed, located west ofKaslo, BC, and containing 0.008 hectares more or less.

The Lands File for this application is 4405661. Written

comments concerning this application should be directedto FrontCounter BC, 1902 Theatre Road, Cranbrook BCV1C 7G1 or email to: [email protected]. Comments will be received by MFLNRO up toMarch 12, 2016. MFLNRO may not be able to considercomments received after this date. Please visit the website

at http://arfd.gov.bc.ca/ApplicationPosting/index.jsp

Search Search by File Number: 4405661 for moreinformation.

Be advised that any response to this advertisementwill be considered part of the public record. Access tothese records requires the submission of a Freedomof Information (FOI) request. Visit http://www.gov.

submissions.

Land Act: Notice of Intention

to Apply for a Disposition of

Crown Land

Proposed bridge

over Kaslo River

Village of Kaslo

INTENTION TO

LEASE PROPERTY

It is the intention of the Village of Kaslo torent offi ce space at 312 Fourth St Suite #205 and #206(Lot 25-31 Block 8 Plan 393 District Lot 208 Koote-nay District) to Kaslo and District Community For-est Society of Kaslo for a 3 year term eff ective March

1, 2016 for an annual fee of $5299.20 plus GST. Forfurther information, contact the Village offi ce, 312Fourth Street, Kaslo BC at 250-353-2311 on regularworking days between the hours of 8 am to 12 noonand 1 pm to 4 pm

ANDIt is the intention of the Village of Kaslo to rent of-ce space at 312 Fourth Street Suite #102 (Lot 25-31Block 8 Plan 393 District Lot 208 Kootenay District)to Cooper Creek Cedar Ltd of Salmo for a 3 month

term eff

ective February 1, 2016 for a fee of $806.40plus GST. For further information, contact the Villageoffi ce, 312 Fourth Street, Kaslo BC at 250-353-2311on regular working days between the hours of 8 amto 12 noon and 1 pm to 4 pm.

Chief Administrative Offi cerVillage of Kaslo [email protected]


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Animals/Animal CareEventsJOIN FLIKS AT THE LANGHAM for Grandma, Friday,Feb. 19, 7:30pm. Bittersweet comedy road movie starringLily Tomlin as an aging lesbian poet & Julie Garner as herpregnant 18yr old granddaughter. Tickets $10 at the door.Doors open 7pm..

MOVE AND SHAKE GYM TIME AT REDFISH SCHOOL!Fridays, Feb. 12-Apr. 15, 9:30-10:30am. Families withchildren 5 & under will enjoy active movement & playing

games. More info: Julie Poetsch, 250-229-2167, [email protected] Like us on Facebook: Columbia BasinAlliance for Literacy-Kaslo/Balfour. Special thanks to Rec.10 & Redfish School.

SPAGHETTI DINNER AT LARDEAU VALLEY COMMU-NITY HALL: Friday, Feb. 19, 6-8pm. Enjoy spaghetti, cae-sar salad, garlic toast & dessert. Tickets on sale at JVH/ Jewett; Cooper Creek & Meadow Creek stores; Sunnysiden Kaslo. Prices are $10 single; $8 student 6-12; family of4-$30. Tickets can be reserved by phoning Jewett schoolonly at 250-366-4224. Limited number of tickets availableat door, (price increases by $2/ticket/person). Fundraiser

or JVH/Jewett 2016 Fort Steele trip.THE NELSON OVERTURE CONCERTS SOCIETY pres-ents “Couloir”, featuring Heidi Krutzen, harp, and ArielBarnes, cello, Feb. 20, 8pm, Capitol Theatre. Tickets:adults/$24, students/$14 (students from schools partici-pating in the NOCS School Outreach Program are grantedFREE admission).

WE ARE OFTEN TOLD OUR ADS WORK VERY WELL!!Please tell our advertisers that you saw their ad in The Pen-nywise. Businesses like to know when they are spendingheir money wisely ! Thank you for reading The Pennywise!

ALL PLAY PET CARE & ADVENTURES: Socialize yourdog in a supervised, friendly environment. B&B open 7days a week. Healthy dog food & supplies. www.allplay.caCastlegar: 250-365-2886, [email protected]

DOG OBEDI-ENCE CLASSESWITH LOVE 2PLAY. Start any-

time. Puppy to Advanced obe-dience, recall,nosework. Privateconsultations forbehaviour issues.Jeanne Shaw,CPDT, www.love2play.ca Call 250-359-6650.

Livestock

GRASS HAYFOR SALE: Barnstored. Call 250-366-4381.

WHERE DO YOUGO when youwant to knowwho’s buying orselling? The Pen-nywise. 1-800-663-4619.

The Kaslo & DistrictCommunityForest Society

The Kaslo and District Community Forest Society would like to thank the following for another successful

The organizing Committee: Erika Bird, Tom Duchastel, Andy Lecouff e, Trish Feeney,

Glen Settle, Chris Webster and our co-hosts:

Kaslo Outdoor Recreation Society Manon Gagnon, Emma LeCouff e, Kim Walker, Marty, Millie & Silas Cyr

JV Humphries Secondary students and Meleana Terlingen

Kaslo Early Childhood Coalition Kathy Allaire and the crew

Additional funding provided by:

Winter in the Forest Festival

And

WE RAISED

$1,125For the Rowan Wiltse

Family Fund and$625 for Trust for Kids!

Ainsworth Hot Springs, Patty Axenroth, Drew Birkett, Forrest Collier, Angus Glass (FWCF),

Colette Ens, Stuart & Anne Heard, Rose-Blanche Hudon & Jeff , Daphne Hunter, Kaslo Public Works,

Kaslo Building Supplies (Human Dogsled Race Winners!), Kaslo Search & Rescue, Kellie Knoll,

Michelle Mungall, Tracy Pelletier, Ted Settle, Patrick Steiner, Lynn Van Deursen, Christa Sheldrick, Yogi

Fiona Anderson, Erika Bird, Dean Bunney, Man on Gagnon, Lynn Goldsborough, Judy Hawes,

JB’s Restaurant, Kaslo Front Street Market, Kootenay Savings Credit Union, Andy LeCouff e,

Laurian McKellar, Denise Porter, Sharon Settle, Carole Summer, Kim Walker, Linda Zawitkoski

The musicians and artists, both the planned and the spontaneous,

all the human dogsled racers, the Kaslo Volunteer Fire Dept & Kaslo Hotel for the BBQs. Plus

And for Food Glorious Food!

Photo:Daphne Hunter

Coming up in NELSON…

Visit selkirk.ca/ce

or call 866.301.6601 for more information

www.facebook.com/SelkirkCommunityEducation

Community Education & Workplace Training

Pruning & Tree Care ......................... Feb 20

Build a Bee Box ............................... Feb 20

Exploring the Wines of Argentina .... Feb 22

Foodsafe Level 1 .............................. Feb 23

Welding Night School ...................... Feb 23

Carpentry for Women:

Pallet Upcycling ............................... Feb 23

Boating: Nautical Knots & Ropework .. Feb 24

CFC Refrigeration & Air ConditioningIndustry Certication ...................... Feb 26

Hunter Training ............................... Feb 27

Drought Resistant Gardening:Xeriscaping ...................................... Feb 27

Carpentry for Women Beginner Project:

Tool Caddy .........................................Mar 1


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RentalsReal EstateCHECK OUT THE CLASSIFIED AD INDEX ON PAGE 4.Real Estate classifications appear on 2 separate pages.

CHARMING HERITAGE HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT:Uphill Kaslo on large lot, 2bdr, 1 large bathroom, recentlyrenovated, $240,000CDN or $1100/mo. Also selling 2 ad-acent large lots w/hobby farm potential. Serious inquiriesand/or long term renters only. Noah, 250-366-0028, email:[email protected]

REDUCED! Fully rented Triplex in sunny location next toKaslo River, 5 min easy walk to P.O./stores, $200,000 firm.250-353-2649.

Rentals1BDR APARTMENT, BALFOUR: Fully-furnished/ equipped, lake/mountain view, sundeck, WiFi, satellite TV,w/d, ns/np. 250-229-2276, [email protected]

1BDR BASEMENT SUITE, UPPER FAIRVIEW: 2 blocksrom 10th St Campus, near bus stop, ideal for responsible

student or single individual, f/s, access to w/d, available

mmediately, absolutely ns/np, $650/mo. includes [email protected] or text 19282591987.

2BDR HOUSE, NORTH SHORE: W/d, f/s, yard, np/ns,$1000/mo. +utilities. 250-825-9262.

2BDR TRAILER, SHUTTY BENCH: References, ns/np,$700/mo. +utilities. 250-353-2946 or 250-354-7046.

KASLO RIVER ROOMS: Short/long term affordable hous-ng. Rooms, $465-$550/mo., available NOW, pet friendly,non-smokers, lower Kaslo, huge yard, fruit trees, gardenarea, laundry, utilities, WiFi, TV all included. 250-353-2013.

A FULLY FURNISHED MEDIUM-SIZED TRAILER: Onacreage, Shutty Bench, $350/mo. +hydro. 250-353-7142or 250-777-2147.

CLEAN KASLO SUITE: 1bdr, available Apr. 1, ns/np, $550/ mo. +utilities. 250-353-2130.

KASLO: 2bdr home, close to town, lake, parks and rivertrails, quiet backyard with river frontage, renovated, insu-lated, newer Pacific Energy wood stove, $725/mo. avail-able end of February. [email protected], 250-551-4556..

SEEKING QUIET RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUAL OR COU-PLE to rent cabin lakeside at 7 Mile, Nelson, 2bdr, 1 bath,livingroom, kitchen, 2 decks, f/s, w/d, ns/np, available im-mediately, $1000/mo. includes utilities. [email protected] text 19282591987.

WATERFRONT CONDO IN KASLO: 2bdr, 1.5bath, fullyfurnished w/all appliances, w/d, free WiFi & satellite TV,fireplace, secure underground parking, deck, hot tub, ns/ np, Mar.-June, $895/mo. +electric. 509-994-8045; [email protected]

Commercial RentalsTHE RIONDEL COMMISSION OF MANAGEMENT islooking for an interested Community Organization, Societyor private entrepreneur to make use of the Riondel Rec-reation Centre. This building contains a kitchen (approx42´x28´), washrooms, office space, and gym & stage area(71´x38´). Excellent terms on rental or lease agreement maybe offered to suitable organization or business. Interestedparties may contact the Riondel Commission of Manage-ment via email: [email protected] or phone 250-225-3262 Tuesday mornings from 9-11:30am.

Rentals WantedHOUSE RENTAL WANTED, KASLO AREA: For Mar. 1 orsooner, no more than 1200sq.ft., workshop or shed, will sign1yr lease up to $1500/mo. Call/text Roger, 780-807-9217.

Shared AccommodationROOM FOR RENT, BALFOUR: Furnished, bathroom,WiFi, TV, kitchen, dw, w/d, pets, $590/mo. includes utili-ties. 250-229-4947.

AFTER YOU’VE READ the best bargains around, pleaserecycle the Pennywise.

kaap

February 11, 2016

For the benefit of Kootenay Lake area residents, the following lake levels

are provided by FortisBC as a public service.

Queen’s Bay: Present level: 1742.48 ft.7 day forecast: Holding.

2015 peak:1747.14 ft. / 2014 peak:1750.37 ft.

Nelson: Present level: 1742.43 ft.7 day forecast: Holding.

Levels can change unexpectedly due to weather or other

conditions. For more information or to sign-up for unusual lake levels

notifications by phone or email, visit www.fortisbc.com or call 1-866-436

-7847.

Kootenay Lake Levels

sponsored by Kootenay AnimalAssistance ProgramSociety (KAAP)

sponsored by

Kali and Patches are indoor-only kitties who have been best friends

all their lives and are looking to be adopted together. Their world

was turned upside down when their person had to give them up, but

they are resilient girls, and they have settled right in to their KAAP

foster home. Both are used to a quiet lifestyle, and are happiest

joining their people in front of the TV or just hanging out. They are

healthy, clean kitties and even though they are approaching their

senior years, they still have lots of playful moments. Special Senior

Cat adoption fee. Call KAAP at 250-551-1053 or visit www.kaap.ca/

adopt for an application.

Kali & Patches


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SUBJECT PROPERTY

Meetings will be held from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. (local time)Crawford Bay residents are welcome to attend in Kaslo or Creston

Picking up on the Facilities Plan process from Nov/Dec 2014,please join SD8 in your community for a presentation of the

scenario scoring and follow up Q&A, as we move toward adraft facilities plan in early May. See how your suggestionsscored using the Board’s weighted criteria.

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