PICKLING CUKES 99¢ lb

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PICKLING CUKES 99¢ lb
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R F
(answer on pg 5)
3q
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The same goes for your life. If you
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Take care of the golf balls first, the
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Set your priorities. The rest is just
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One of the students raised her hand
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“I’m glad you asked.” “The colas just
show you that no matter how full your
life may seem, there’s always room for
a cola with a friend.
—————————————————Much education today is monumentally
ineffective. All too often we are giving
young people cut flowers when we
should be teaching them to grow their
own plants.
-John W. Gardner
—————————————————Did you know America ranks the lowest in education but the highest in drug
use? It’s nice to be number one, but
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Mayonnaise Jar and Two Colas
When things in your life seem almost
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a day is not enough, just remember the
mayonnaise jar and the two colas.
A professor stood before his philosophy class and had some items in front
of him…
When the class began, he wordlessly
picked up a very large and empty mayonnaise jar and proceeded to fill it with
golf balls. He then asked the students
if the jar was full. They agreed that it
was. The professor then picked up a
box of pebbles and poured them into
the jar. He shook the jar lightly. The
pebbles rolled into the open areas between the golf balls. He then asked the
students again if the jar was full. They
agreed it was. The professor next
picked up a box of sand and poured it
into the jar. Of course, the sand filled
up everything else. He asked once
more if the jar was full. The students
responded with a unanimous “yes.”
The professor then produced two colas
from under the table and poured the
entire contents into the jar effectively
filling the empty spaces between the
sand. The students laughed…
“Now,” said the professor as the laughter subsided, “I want you to recognize
that this jar represents your life. The
golf balls are the important things—
your family, your children, your health,
your friends and your favorite passions—-and if everything else was lost
and only they remained, your life would
still be full. The pebbles are the other
things that matter like your job, your
house and your car. The sand is everything else-the small stuff.” “If you put
the sand into the jar first,” he continued, “there is no room for the pebbles
or golf balls.
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Alone at the Front
A teacher was scolding her class after
all of them did poorly on their English
test. She told them that she thought
they could all do better and asked that
anyone who thought he or she was not
very good at English to stand up.
There was an uncomfortable silence,
but finally one little boy in the back
stood up slowly. “Very good, Tom,”
said the teacher. “At least you realize
that you have some weakness and that
gives you a good opportunity to improve.” “Oh, I don’t actually think I’m
bad at English,” said Tom. I just felt
sorry for you standing there all alone.”
—————————————————Does Working Longer
Help Your Brain?
While most people dread having to put
off retirement, there may be a silver
lining to working longer in life. Researchers at the French National Institute of Health and Medical Research
took a look at the health records of almost 500,000 self-employed workers.
They found that there was a three percent reduction in the risk of developing
Alzheimer’s Disease for each extra
year worked after the age of traditional
retirement. Researchers have long
known that there are several lifestyle
factors that can reduce the risk of dementia. Those include a heart-healthy
diet, exercise, social engagement, and
mental activities. They now believe that
staying in the workforce can be added
to the list. North Americans are slowly
moving toward a later retirement age
for many reasons. In a 2012 survey, of
1000 people, about one third said they
planned on working until age 80 to provide for a comfortable retirement. This
may seem to be a reluctant choice for
many, but this new study gives some
added incentive to those contemplating
retiring later.
—————————————————You can teach a student a lesson for a
day; but if you can teach him to learn
by creating curiosity, he will continue
the learning process as long as he
lives. -Clay P. Bedford
Quotations: Heat
If you can’t stand the heat, get out of the
kitchen. –Harry Truman
Nothing splendid was ever created in
cold blood. Heat is required to forge anything. Every great accomplishment is the
story of a flaming heart.
-Arnold H. Glasgow
Heat not a furnace for your foe so hot
that you singe yourself.
-William Shakespeare
Some people change their ways when
they see the light, others when they feel
the heat. –Caroline Schroeder
I have learned through bitter experience
the one supreme lesson to conserve my
anger, and as heat conserved is transmitted into energy, even so our anger
controlled can be transmitted into a
power that can move the world.
-Mahatma Ganghi
Nothing does reason more right, than the
coolness of those that offer it: for truth
often suffers more by the heat of its defenders, than from the arguments of its
opposers. –William Penn
Noble souls, through dust and heat, rise
from disaster and defeat the stronger.
-Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
—————————————————-Next Deadline: Fri Sept 20, 4pm
Creston Valley
Cruisers
25th Annual Car Show
& Camp-Out
Fri, Sat & Sun
Sept 20, 21, & 22
Fri. Sept 20 6pm
Cruisin’ the Dub at A&W and
Campfire & Corn Roast at Lister Park
Sat. Sept 21 9am-
SELF STORAGE
Lister Park Events
Poker Run, Balance Beam,
Burnout Contest, BBQ & More
Want more space?
We have affordable
solutions!
Sun. Sept 22 9am-
250-428-9933
www.jcstorage.com
Show n’ Shine
Trophies & Awards
Centennial Park
Entry Fee: Weekend $30
Show & Shine only $20
For more info call 250-428-5005
Wanted: 97-2000 F150 4x4, 302, 5 spd, reg cab,
stepside, short box, no rust. 428-9884.
39
Wanted: Press parts or complete printing pressMulti 1250-1850-1960. 428-2828.
39
Wanted: Need-small/med size recliner or living
room chair for low income senior. 428-0764. 39
Wanted: Will haul away your used fiberglass
insulation in good condition. 428-2360.
39
Wanted: Wooden apple boxes in good shape.
250-428-2828 ask for Ed.
43
Wanted: Winter tires, P215/75R15 in good/
excellent shape. 428-2828.
45
Wanted: Old studio & vocal microphones and
cables for community oriented project. Reasonably priced. 250-977-5041.
35
Wanted: Plastic 45 gal barrels. 428-2828.
43
Wanted: Chainsaws, any age, any make, or just
parts, for future chainsaw museum. Donations
are welcome. Non-profit venture by seniors.
428-2360.
kg
Will pick up unwanted/non-working solar collectors, wind generators, cordless mowers, large
propane tanks, Lister or China diesels, deep cycle/golf cart batteries, inverters, electric tractors
etc-any condition.
Ask for Ed 428-2828.
49
A 12 word classified ad is $3.
Extra words 25¢ea. Per issue (2 weeks)
———————————————————
You have not, because
no one knows you’re looking
for it.
Try a “Wanted ad” today!
————————————————–———————————————————————————
NEXT DEADLINE: FRI SEPT 20, 4PM
Q: Why was the math book unhappy?
A: It had too many problems.
Q: Where do smart hot dogs end up?
A: On the honor roll.
HOSPITAL TUCK SHOP
Page 9
WANTED
Math Square
answers on pg. 6
Use the numbers 1 through 9 to complete the equations.
Each number is only used once. Each row is a math equation.
Remember order of operations; multiplication and
division are done before addition and subtraction.
Developing a Web Site?
Call Carolyn 250-428-2919
Email: [email protected]
8X
Face Value
For Your 1966 & Older
Dollars, 50¢, Quarters
& Dimes. Ask about 67’s & US
Call for appt. 428-2828
for All Ages
Open Mon-Fri 9-3
250-428-2286 ext 3127
312-15th Ave. N.
Hospital Main Entrance
I Q Painting
Interior & Exterior House Painting
You can fax your ad with
your credit card info to:
250-428-2878 ….anytime
Sudoku Answer
pe
Fun pa
or funpape.com
Perry Ritthaler
250-428-5232
Beads and
Beyond
Jewelery &
Collectables
Estate Sales & Appraisals
Consignments Welcome
Q: What kind of food do math teachers
eat?
A: Square meals.
Need Help
Gift Ideas
#2-2804 Hwy 3 Erickson
428-6300
GLEANERS &
GLEANERS TOO
is looking for volunteers.
If you would like to help
Please call
250-428-4106
and ask for Geri
Treasures
Upholstery
Shoppe
Serving the Kootenays
with quality workmanship.
For more about us please visit our website
www.upholsterytreasures.com
email: [email protected]
or call us at 250-428-5593
1405 Alder Street, Creston
Affordable Accounting Solutions
Ph 250-402-6277
Fax 250-428-2067
137-10th Ave. N.
[email protected]
♦
♦
♦
♦
♦
♦
Dr. Dial Tone
Residential Telephone Repairs & Installs
Business Telephone Systems Repairs & Installs
Communication Systems, Voice & Data, Consulting
Cell Phone Consulting & Purchase Assistance
Technology Consulting Installations Repair & Training
Building Safety Products, Sales & Installation
250-431-8175
www.drdialtone.com
[email protected]
CC
CONSTRUCTION
New Construction
Renovations
Bobcat/Mini Hoe Service
From Footings to Finishing
Call Curtis for All Your Building Needs
250-866-6848
JOURNEYMAN CARPENTER
Fresh Homemade
Page 10
Did You Know September is
National Coupon Month?
The first coupon ever was issued in
1887 when Asa Candler used paper
tickets to give away free glasses of
Coca-Cola. In 1909, C.W. Post used
one cent coupons to market his newest
cereal, Grape Nuts. By 1965, fifty percent of Americans used coupons. Almost 80 percent of Americans report
using coupons each year. Almost 75
percent of coupons only require a purchase to buy one item. The rest require
a purchase of two or more items. Over
one quarter of consumers used more
coupons in 2012 than they did in 2011.
The top two reasons consumers give
for not using coupons is that there are
no coupons for the products they want
to buy and their coupons expire before
they can use them. Marketers overwhelmingly use free-standing inserts,
most often found in newspapers, to
distribute their coupons, with over 90%
of coupons printed in this medium.
Baking
Double Puzzle Answers
Bread, Buns, Pies,
Cinnamon Rolls & More!
Alterations
Call
LYNN’s Sewing
250-428-4288
Is your business growing?
JAMES MARSHALL
OWNER/OPERATOR
250-426-7750
1-877-426-7750
[email protected]
Cranbrook, BC
Q: Where did King Arthur study?
A: In Knight school.
—————————————————
NEXT DEADLINE: FRI SEPT 20, 4PM
Goat’s Milk & Yogurt also available
SOFFIT, FACIA,
SIDING, GUTTERS
Q: What is yellow on the outside, grey
on the inside, and very crowded?
A: A school bus full of elephants.
Q: What would you get if you crossed
one principal with another principal?
A: Don’t do it. Principals don’t like to
be crossed.
Call for orders…
big or small
Gail 250-428-2745
ROOFING
Q: Why did the two headed monster
get good grades?
A: Two heads are better than one.
Commercial Space
FOR LEASE
Prime Location
Downtown Creston
Will consider renovations
to suit tenant
Retro Costume Jewellery
at the Fun Pape office
Open Tue-Fri 9-4
Firewood
$160 Full Cord
Joel 250-402-3119
Jeremy 250-431-8204
MarCare
Kabin Keepers
Specializing in
Kootenay Lake Property
Care & Maintenance
References Available
For information
Call 250-428-6568
For more info
250-431-8191
[email protected]
marcarekabinkeepers.com
I am always ready to learn although
I do not always like being taught.
-Winston Churchill
—————————————————I think everyone should go to college
and get a degree, and then spend six
months working at McDonalds and six
months as a cab driver. Then they
would really be educated.
—————————————————Doctor’s Law
If you don’t feel well, make an appointment to go to the doctor, by the time
you get there you’ll feel better...but
don’t make an appointment, and you’ll
stay sick.
Page 11
Give It Some Time
Little Johnny returned to his classroom
after a long summer vacation. It was
only two days when his teacher
phoned Johnny’s mother. “Johnny is
misbehaving in class. He can’t sit still
and his talking is getting disruptive,”
said the teacher. “Well,” said Johnny’s
mother, “this is something! I had
Johnny for the last three months and
not once did I call you to complain. I
would hope you could show me the
same courtesy.”
ROOFING
WOLFGANG
STIEF
250-431-8692
Free Estimates
Double Puzzle-Unscramble each word. Then use the marked letters to solve
the second puzzle. Answer on pg. 10
Legion Events 428-4252
Sept 13-Friday Night Supper 6pm $10 (Roast Beef)
by Terry
Sept 14-Saturday Night Dance
Music by C.D. Sounds
Sept 21-Steak BBQ -still only $10
Sept 24-Legion General Meeting 7pm
Sept 27-Friday Night Supper
Spaghetti Dinner
Check our website…. www.crestonlegion.org
MEAT DRAWS EVERY SATURDAY 2:30-5pm
EVERYONE WELCOME TO ALL LEGION
SUPPERS, DANCES & BBQ’s
Professional Animal Care — Canine, Feline, Bovine & Equine Health Care
September is
Equine Health Awareness Month
at the Creston Veterinary Hospital
Creston
Veterinary
Hospital
1605 Dogwood St
250-428-9494
♦ Receive 20% off your horse’s dental exam & teeth float.
♦ All equine services can be done right on your farm, or
at the Creston Veterinary Hospital. Please call for prices.
♦ Complete equine health screen, including blood
collection & CBC (red & white blood cell count) plus
serum biochemistry– all for $120+GST ($50 savings!)
♦ 10% off Equine Massage Therapy
Also during September -receive 20% off your dog or cat’s
dental procedures (excluding medication)
Special “Revolution” pricing extended through September!
Cats “Blue” was $86.88 now $73.85; Dogs “Teal” was $121.26 now $103.07
Please call for more prices.
www.crestonvet.com
Dr. Robert McLeod ♦ Dr. Emma Davis ♦ Dr. John Pfeffer
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ARROWCREEK
CONSTRUCTION
Renovations
Flooring
Finishing
Decks
Tile
Additions
Siding
Exterior Paint/Stain
Basement Finishing
Suspended Ceilings
Eve 250-428-7274 Day 250-254-0274
[email protected]
Ro n H u rr y
Master Goldsmith
Making Something New
from Something Old!
at Cresteramics
1022 Canyon St 250-428-5538
——Buying Old Gold——
PAUL’S INSTALLATIONS
Heating &
Ventilation
Restaurant Equipment Repairs
Stainless Steel Mechanic
“I’ll Beat Any Price With Superior Equipment”
250-254-1722 250-402-8957
So you
think you
know
wine?
Blind Tasting Evening...
and meet the Winemaker!
Thursday Sept 26, 7-10pm
By reservation only
250-428-8768
Windows & Doors
by MW MILLWORK LTD.
Full Showroom at 1605 NW Blvd!
Vinyl, Clad, Fiberglass Windows
Pricing competitive with anyone!
Garage Doors, Entry Doors,
Shower Doors.
Free Quotes
Installation Available
Call us at 250-402-6455
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MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS
For Sale: Massey Ferguson disc, 14ft adjustable, 18in pans, $2000. 250-428-7004.
For Sale: Puppies, Lab/Husky X Rottweiler. 8 available, ready mid Oct, $250
ea. 402-3231.
39
For Sale: Hunters-turret rifle reloading
press, powder measure, scale etc. $600
value for $300. 428-3303.
39
For Sale: Homemade dehydrator, electric
lawn mower, $30 each obo. 428-2076. 39
For Sale: Horse equip, blankets, bridles, &
halters. 250-428-8450.
39
For Sale: Four 3½ft lengths Selkirk insulated steel chimney, one four foot imitation
brick chimney with roof flashings. As new.
$120 obo. 250-428-4630.
39
For Sale: Fresh, dry, 1st cut alfalfa mix
hay, small bales, no rain, $3 bale.
250-254-1761.
41
Moving Sale: Full size Malazian oak
blonde table w/2 leaves, and 6 chairs,
$1000 obo. Craftsman self propelled gas
lawnmower $100 obo. 428-0518.
39
ArrowCreek Construction does siding &
fences! Eve 250-428-7274 Day 250-254-0274. 39
For Sale: 1950’s rounded top fridge $200.
Deep freeze $100. Stove $50. Men’s golf
clubs, RH, bag and cart $200. Couch and
chair $200. Noma snowblower $10. 15½in
Western saddle $1200. 20in & 27in color
TV’s. 8 chrome & cloth stacking office
chairs, like new, with arms, $20 ea. Round
office table $50. Call Grant 250-428-6827.
For Sale: Good quality Canyon hay. No
rain. $2-$3 bale. 428-5665.
43
For Sale: Five drawer office desk, 60 x30,
locking, walnut woodgrain finish, $50.
Very good condition. 250-866-5273. 39
For Sale: Livestock for your homestead!
Dairy bred goats, rabbits, ducks, sheep.
Sell-trade-barter. Call/text 250-402-8788.
[email protected]
39
For Sale: 2012 electric bike. Excellent condition. Reason for selling-upgrading to a
bigger bike. Asking $500 but open to offers. 250-428-2809.
35
ArrowCreek Construction does garden arbors
and decks. ! Eve 250-428-7274
Day 250-254-0274.
39
For Sale: Quail eggs. We sell FERTILE eggs,
Texas A&M and Coturnix $6 dozen. Also 1-3
days old quail $2, older quail $5.
Please call Roger at 250-428-7821
or email: [email protected]
39
Septic Fields and
Everything in
Excavation!
Excavator, Backhoe
Bobcat, Dump Trucks
ERNIE OLFERT 250-428-6191
It’s never too
early to book for
Christmas!
For best prices
book early.
Call Wendi for a FREE quote...
Simply Travel
250-428-2843
CPBC#50105
For Sale: Fresh, ripe blackberries. Reasonable price. 630-8th Ave. S. 428-0031. 39
For Sale: Formal dining room table w/6
chairs. Antique 3/4 brass bed. Antique
cook stove. New 10ft aluminum picking
ladder. 12ft aluminum boat. 250-428-5225
or 402-8569.
39
For Sale: 14ft wide cultivator, spring tooth,
$1000. 250-428-7004.
39
For Sale: Chipper/leaf shredder, 5hp, $200.
Husqvarna 50 chainsaw, 16in bar, $225.
Misc used veg oil processing equipment.
Heavy duty water pump, 30ft lift, $60.
Pressure washer, 5hp, $250. Phone Paul
254-1722.
39
For Sale: 1st & 2nd cut alfalfa hay. Small
square bales. 250-428-1793.
49
For Sale: Numerous tack items-saddle
blankets, headstall, reins, pony halter,
black cowboy hat, tan show shirt
(sz small). 250-431-8241.
39
For Sale: Elderly assist equipment-New!
Includes walker, bedrail, tub grab bar and
bath chair. Retail value $419-sell $200.
250-402-6858.
39
For Sale: Danby Energuide 12 cu ft freezer,
excellent cond, $100 firm. 250-428-5882,
250-428-3517 leave message.
39
For Sale: Power Wheels Wrangler Rubicon
electric Jeep (Fisher-Price) with rechargeable battery, 5mph max, bought new in
2011, same item new is $270, good condition, selling for $120. 5th generation orange iPod nano 16GB, video capability,
with charger + blue flip case, $80.
Text preferred to 250-402-3176.
39
For Sale: Timothy/alfalfa mix hay, small
squares, $4 bale. Lister. 250-428-4462. 39
For Sale: Organic (uncertified) beets,
carrots, potatoes, in Canyon. Call Drew
428-9521 to order.
39
For Sale: Brand new, never installed, Raymarine DSM25 digital sounder module and
A65 dual function chart plotter. Purchased
new $1800-asking $1100.
250-417-9254.
39
For Sale: Grass hay $2-$3 bale, no rain. Also free
mulch hay. 250-866-5788.
39
For Sale: DX 460 Hilti $325. 16ft aluminum
orchard ladder $300. RC60-71B mower, fits a
B7100 Kubota tractor, $900. 30 rotating Christmas tree ornaments, $100. 1-250-365-6280. 39
ArrowCreek Construction does renovations!
Eve 250-428-7274 Day 250-254-0274.
39
Next Deadline: Friday, Sept 20, 4pm
Paw Prints
Pet Grooming
You Bring your Pets…
We Bring the Tender Care.
Call for Appt 428-7232
Licensed Automotive Technician
Ticketed Tire Technicians ● Locally Owned
Service Truck ● Farm Service ● Calcium Fill
Most Major Brands Available
250-428-2000 918 Pine St
Turn East at the Grain Elevators
MISCELLANEOUS
Page 13
For Sale: 1048 self propelled bale wagon,
2 wide. Needs repairs-good winter project
$7500 obo. 250-428-7004.
39
For Sale: Tiger TGA busking amp with
microphone, 3 inputs, line out, $50.
250-428-3395.
39
For Sale: Open sign, electric, $95. Cash
register $100. cabinet, 2 shelves, 28x30,
$50. Shelving, steel frame 3 side 4 shelf
unit with peg board back $75. Two end
tables (black & silver) $30ea. Corner 4
shelves $30 ea. computer desk & chair
folding) $30. 24x30 wooden table (center
leg) $30. steel wagon, 2 shelves, 24x36x34
$150. Nat gas garage furnace ($450 new)
never used $300. 41x44 glass top table,
chrome frame $50. Advance core & coil
HID kit $195. two P225/60R17 all season
tires $25 ea. T145/800 16-105M spare tire
$25. Linogene show case with fixtures
$400 obo. 250-428-2433.
39
For Sale: Craftsman 2000 lawn tractor
with Trac-Vac 5hp lawn vacuum, $850.
Will separate. 428-7885.
39
For Sale: Woodworkers-approx 700 bd ft
10in, 8in, 6in x 16ft, dried, poplar, surfaced 2 sides to 1 1/16in thickness. Price
negotiable. 428-3303.
39
For Sale: Border Collie X Rottweiler puppies. Ready Oct 29. 428-6878.
39
For Sale: Acustic guitar Tranz amp model
A30, $160. Unique 2 burner wood stove,
14in w x 36in h, good cond, $90. 540 sq ft
( 6-90 sq ft cartons) cultured stone, reduced-$1100 takes all. 300 gal 2 compartment fuel tank w/stand, $150. Several 45
gal drums, $20 ea. 36in x 6ft10in heavy
pipe-would make 3 plow blades, $150.
250-424-5523.
39
For Sale: Maple table (30in x 30in) & 2
chairs, excellent shape, $175 obo.
428-0446.
39
MISCELLANEOUS
Moving: Ladies fashion cowboy bootsBoulet, size 6.5, new $100. Coleman camp
BBQ, new $100. Ladies Boulet cowboy
boots– 2 tone color, size 6.5, new $100.
Upright piano $700. Solid wood dining settable, six chairs, hutch, $700. Ladies grey
fox faux fur coat-very warm, stylish, size
large, brand new $100, looks and feels like
the real deal. Dinnerware, setting of 12, fly
fishing motif, never used, $150. Also assorted fishing motif décor, $50. Apartment
size freezer $80. 428-5546.
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For Sale: Two bicycles. Power washer.
12in portable TV. Small freezer. Small
microwave oven. Plastic basement sink.
Upright piano, iron frame. Garden swing.
Woodworking magazines-free. The house
is also for sale. 250-866-5385.
39
For Sale: Vintage 41½in x 30in chrome
dining room set with Formica top, in excellent condition, upholstery on 4 chairs is
yellow, no rips, comes with 11½in leaf,
$395 obo. Antique Viking wringer washer in
top condition, has original instructions, $400
obo. Rattan glass topped table, suitable for
inside or outside, $50 obo. 250-428-9964.
For Sale: Concord grapes. 250-428-7051. 41
For Sale: Lawn-Boy ride-on mower,
12.5hp, incl bagger, runs great, $500 obo.
402-6565.
39
CRYPTOGRAM
YARD SALES/GARAGE SALES
Garage Sale: 205-6th Ave. N. Fri Sept 13
9-4, Sat Sept 14 9-3.
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Answers to: Amy’s Spot the 15 Changes
Line on dolphin’s back. Spot on turtle. Leg added on
octopus. Friends darkened. Bubble on top left missing. Current line added. Shadow under turtle. Top
right fish. Left seaweed missing leaf. Starfish
(design). Snail shell. Top middle bubble missing.
Eyelashes added on dolphin. More coral. Rock
added.
C.V. Heide Club celebrates it’s annual…
Oktoberfest
Saturday Oct 5 at Rotacrest Hall
Catered by Demitri
Music by “Full Circle”
Happy Hour: 6-7pm
Supper:7pm
Dance to follow
Tickets $30 ea. Available at Sue’s Clothesline,
Paul’s Superette or call Marion 250-428-7836
fix
We
computers
EDA L
COMPUTER CENTRE
215-33 Ave. S. (Hwy 3) Erickson
250-428-4419
♦♦♦ FIREWOOD ♦♦♦
Cut, Split & Delivered
Birch $300 cord Larch $200 cord
Fir $200 cord Pine $175 cord
250-402-9776
Figure out the phrase.
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Last Issue Answer: Where do forest rangers go
to get away from it all?
Spay
Neuter
Animal
Program
for more info go to: www.softubcanada.com
S.N.A.P.
For more info or
to make a donation
call 250-428-2811
Ad sponsored by
Pampered Pet Boarding Kennel 428-2932
Individual Pension Plans
(IPPs)
An Information Session
for Health Professionals
Brought to you by:
Susan Uswak,
RBC Dominion Securities
and
Denné Ahlefeld, CGA
To be held:
Tues October 8th, 5-6:30pm
at ABC Country Restaurant
(Banquet Room)
122 NW Blvd, Creston
Pre-registration is required
by Tuesday, October 1st
Please RSVP to
Denné Ahlefeld’s office
137-10th Ave. N.
250-402-6277
Fax 250-428-2067
[email protected]
——————————————
Susan Uswak, MBA Investment Advisor
RBC Wealth Management
RBC Dominion Securities
Direct 250-420-2855
Toll Free 1-877-414-2233
C. 250-421-3043
F. 250-426-7129
www.susanuswak.com
926 Baker St, Suite 1, Cranbrook, BC V1C 1A5
VEHICLES and Related Goods
VEHICLES and Related Goods
For Sale: 30ft 5th wheel travel trailer, good cond,
asking $15,000. 250-428-7004.
39
For Sale: 98 Dodge Dakota 4x4. Over $3000 in
new parts, have receipts. Also includes new set of
winters on rims. $3950 obo. 428-7494.
39
For Sale: 1996 Chrysler intrepid, 3.3L V6, auto,
92,580km. Good clean car. Asking $2500 obo.
250-428-7723.
39
For Sale: 1998 Mustang GT, 59,000 original km,
4.6L V8, 5 speed, posi, chrome yellow, all original, immaculate condition. Rare car.
250-428-4413.
39
For Sale: 2007 Go-Ped Riot 46cc. Like new
condition. Hardly used. Best offer. Check it out
online at www.goped.com 250-402-6397. 39
For Sale: 1978 11½ft Scamper truck camper.
F/S, oven, furnace, sink w/electric pump, toilet,
shower, all works. $500 obo. 250-223-8422 or
402-8701.
39
For Sale: 2004 Bonneville Pontiac, 160,000km,
great condition. 250-428-6630.
39
For Sale: 85 Toyota Tercel, runs, fixer upper or
parts car, $700 obo. 250-866-5640.
39
For sale: 23ft 1985 Taurus trailer, bunk beds.
$3000. 250-428-6630.
39
For Sale: 8ft import camper, like new, $3000.
250-428-8450.
39
For Sale: Box trailer, 7ft x 12ft, heavy duty, 8 ply
tires, excellent cond. 250-428-4940.
41
For Sale: New Nordic snow tires on 2007 Ford
Focus rims, size P195/60R15. Paid $825 asking
$500. 250-428-7990.
45
For Sale: Used truck camper 5 step scissor aluminum ladder, like new, $150. 250-866-5273. 39
Wanted: Winter tires, P215/75R15 in good/
excellent shape. 428-2828.
45
For Sale: John Deere 317 tractor, totally rebuiltnew motor, lights, paint etc. 42in cutting deck w/
new blades. Hydrostatic transmission and front
end for snow blade. $2200. 250-428-0660 or
406-260-0090.
39
Moving: Canopy, red, for 02-08 Dodge Ram.
$600. 2005 Grand Prix, red, 4 door, w/summer &
winter tires, $6000 obo. 89 Cadillac Fleetwood,
runs great, $800. 428-5546.
39
For Sale: 19ft flatdeck car hauler trailer, 10,000lb
axles, new brakes, $2000 obo. 428-8922.
39
For Sale: 2005 Ford ranger super cab 4x4,
V6, auto, only 18,000mi. Senior drivennever off road. $10,900 obo. 402-6565. 39
For Sale: 24½ft 5th wheel Travel Aire
trailer. Air conditioning, new fridge. Very
clean. 250-428-4940.
41
For Sale: 2008 Hyundai Entourage,
100,000km, Trip Tronic shifter, towing
package, super clean, $15,500.
250-428-2707.
39
For Sale: Numerous motorcycle accessories-helmets, suitcases etc. 250-431-8241.39
For Sale: 2000 Acura Integra TLS. Sound condition, 2 sets mounted tires. $3000. 250-866-5573
or 250-254-9207.
41
For Sale: 1986 Citation Supreme 5th wheel, 26ft,
excellent condition, $3000 obo. 250-402-3488. 39
For Sale: 1997 Dodge 2500 short WB cargo van.
Partially camperized. Used for highway travel
and camping. Body and powertrain in very good
condition. Meticulously maintained, $4400.
250-428-4758.
39
For Sale: 04 Ford Focus SE, loaded, 5 door
wagon. One owner, mostly highway driven,
113,000km, excellent condition, well maintained.
New rear tires. Power everything. Asking $5200.
Call Dani 428-2322.
39
For Sale: New Reese Towpower electronic trailer
brake control, 74642FORD. 250-866-5273. 39
For Sale: 1992 Bounder 32ft Class A motorhome. Only 88k. 230 watts of solar power,
3000 watt inverter, tires are next to new, asking
$19,900 obo. Will look at all trades.
250-866-5481 or 250-402-9818.
39
Wanted: 5 speed manual tranny that will fit 1988
7.3L Ford. 250-402-1927.
39
For Sale: 93 Slumber Queen 11ft camper in awesome shape. Sleeps 5, fully contained. Shower,
toilet, furnace, fridge, stove etc. $4500.
250-428-0660 or 406-260-0090.
39
Sell your car, or truck, or tractor, or
motorcycle, or ATV, or snowmobile, or
trailer, or motor home, or
camper….here!
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Answers on previous page
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Juniors 5:30-7pm
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Call Ellen for more info:
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250-428-5841 eve
ECE Certified ● Licensed Daycare
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