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Mayor and chamber tour downtown with provincial economic official See page 3 Photo by Steve Arstad
BUSY WEEK FOR POLICE
Two of three vehicles caught in a rock slide on Highway 3 remain at the scene on January 27. The slide took out power lines, cutting power to many Similkameen residents for up to an hour around noon Monday. Highway crews began clearing the debris Tuesday, but were forced to stop after addiditonal slides made the area too dangerous.
Rockslide injures one, cuts power By Steve Arstad news@keremeosreview.com
Police investigate accidents, assault See page 5
STUDENT SAMPLE THE CULINARY TRADES
Trades exploration day at Similkameen Elementary Secondary School See page 8
Highway 3 was closed indefinitely after a rockslide covered four lanes of the road with debris around noon Monday, January 27. Police, Argo Road Maintenance, Fortis and Telus officials attended the scene, located about one kilometre west of the Crossings youth addiction treatment facility, approximately 11 kilometres west of Keremeos. Boulders the size of pickup trucks presently cover four lanes of Highway 3. Several large boulders also crossed the highway into the river, damaging high voltage power lines on both sides of the highway. RCMP on scene said the highway will remain closed until a geotechnical inspection of the mountain slope above the road is completed. Moving rock high above the roadway
raised dust plumes on the mountain Monday afternoon, as the unstable, steep slope continued to make the area extremely dangerous. Two of three vehicles caught in the slide remained on scene, as police cordoned off several hundred metres of roadway on either side of the slide, which is itself approximately 150 metres wide. One woman was reported to have been taken to hospital with non life threatening injuries after driving her car through the slide as it was coming down. Several Upper Similkameen residents working in Keremeos - as well as Lower Similkameen residents working in Princeton - said they would detour up Nickle Plate Road to Apex and Green Mountain Road in order to return to their homes while the road remains closed. A rockfall on June 24, 2013, which occurred about two kilometres east of Monday’s slide, brought down power
lines and caused a grass fire, in addition to littering the highway with boulders. Residents of the Similkameen were also without power for up to an hour Monday, afternoon after the slide damaged power lines between Hedley and Keremeos. Student seating had to be hastily rearranged at Similkameen Elementary Secondary School after the senior gym was plunged into darkness on the first day of exam week. Principal Cate Turner said students were moved into classrooms to complete their exams before power was restored about 20 minutes later. Downtown businesses in Keremeos had to temporarily close their doors, without access to debit or credit card services. The power outage was apparently widespread, as reports of power out was received from as far west as Princeton, north to Apex and east to Oliver.
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Bruns said that he and Bauer were discussing ways, the village could take advantage of that momentum, and get some economic-building leverage out of it. “What’s particularly good about the new business is the fact that these are services the local population can use,” Bruns added. In the past couple of months, Keremeos has seen the opening of Emmy’s Bake Shop, the Main Events Boxing and Mixed Martial Arts Studio, K Mountain Massage Therapy, and The Paw Spa pet grooming centre. Bruns said the province has a number of initiatives available to help small business in small communities, and he and Bauer were currently discussing which one would best suit Keremeos. “It’s great that Keremeos has a mayor who is interested in pursuing business growth, “ Bruns said, “he keeps in constant touch with my office, seeking opportunities to get the business community together, and working with the regional tourism strategy - to get everyone on the same page in an economic strategy for the village.”
By Steve Arstad news@keremeosreview.com Keremeos Mayor Manfred Bauer met with Ministry of Jobs, Tourism and Innovation Regional Economics Operations Manager Myles Bruns following a “Coffee with the Mayor” session on Friday, January 24. Along with representatives of Similkameen Country - Chris Mathieson and Traci Russell - the four toured Keremeos’ Seventh Avenue, where Bruns expressed surprise at the recent reversal of fortune on the village’s main street. “It’s really encouraging, and rather unusual, especially this time of year, to see so many new businesses on the main street,” he said. “It presents an opportunity for the village to build some momentum.”
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New business provides another service in the downtown core Masssage therapy adds to growing list of services available to residents the village’s main street By Steve Arstad news@keremeosreview.com Kyla Mathieson is the latest Keremeos entrepreneur to open up shop on Seventh Avenue. Mathieson recently open K Mountain Massage Therapy, located at 618A 7th Avenue. With two and a half years experience in the field, this is Mathieson’s first practice of her own. She is trained in therapeutic, (broken bones, activity related issues) rehabilitation (skeletal, muscular or nervous systerm) and systemic (multiple sclerosis, fibromyW ATM NO LE! B A L I AVA
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Editorial Issue avoided As budget time - and elections approach for all levels of government, there is a debate curiously missing from political forefronts that being the rising ecomonic threat posed by unfunded public pension funds. Any recent discussion about the issue has focussed on Canada Post’s unfunded pension liablity, currently 6.5 billion dollars. But that is only the tip of the iceberg, as years of generous wage agreements in the public sector have resulted in an unfunded shortfall for public pension plans across the country likely in excess of $300 billion. That works out to $9,000 for every man, woman and child in Canada. These taxpayer liabilities rarely make headlines, but the time is rapidly approaching when billions of dollars must be added to government budgets to pay the annual pension payouts of a retiring baby boomer generation. That will get the attention of the vast majority of those saddled with that $300 billion public service pension liability- the private sector workers, two-thirds of whom don’t have any kind of employer pension plan. It’s time our politicians - and those on both sides of the pension equation - began serious discussions about conversion of these gold plated pensions into a form of the private sector’s average pension plan - the “defined contribution” plans that determine payout based on accumulated value of invested funds. It’s not going to be easy - or popular - for governments to move in this direction, but the status quo hasn’t been an option for many years. We simply can’t afford to move increasing amounts of tax dollars from social programs like health care, to benefit pension plans that long ago lost any connection to financial reality.
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Court rejects B.C. class size law again By Tom Fletcher Black Press The B.C. Supreme Court has rejected the provincial government’s effort to keep class size and special needs support off the bargaining table with teachers, and ordered the government to pay $2 million in damages to the B.C. Teachers’ Federation. In a ruling released Monday, Justice Susan Griffin said the B.C. government’s replacement legislation, passed in 2011, is as unconstitutional as the 2002 law called Bill 28 that removed class size and special needs support from union working conditions. “The court concluded that the government did not negotiate in good faith with the union after the Bill 28 decision,” Griffin wrote. “One of the problems was that the government repre-
sentatives were preoccupied with another strategy. Their strategy was to put such pressure on the union that it would provoke a strike by the union. The government representatives thought this would give government the opportunity to gain political support for imposing legislation on the union.” The ruling strikes down the portions of the new legislation that have not already expired. BCTF president Jim Iker said the ruling returns contract language that was in place in 2002, and he expects that the province’s 60 school districts will have to rehire teachers and special needs assistants to reduce class size. He said there were 1,200 education specialists affected by the 2002 legislation, including teacher-librarians and counsellors.
“It’s good for us, it’s good for public education, it’s good for British Columbia and for our students,” Iker said of Monday’s ruling. Education Minister Peter Fassbender said he is “disappointed” by the ruling, and ministry staff will study it before deciding on a possible appeal. Fa s s b e n d e r s a i d he disagrees with the judge’s conclusion that the government tried to provoke a strike, and his focus is on reaching a new agreement. “What we need to do is to review the judge’s ruling in detail to see what the implications are, but clearly my message to school districts, to parents, is it’s business as usual in our schools,” Fassbender said. NDP education critic Rob Fleming called the ruling “real blow to the B.C. Liberals’ credibility,” adding it traces
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Mounties re-arrest Keremeos man suspected of multiple thefts, respond to calls for assault, motor vehicle accidents and mischief during a busy week By Steve Arstad news@keremeosreview.com
Keremeos RCMP are seeking the public’s help in identifying three young males who are accused of assaulting a 14 year old Keremeos female in the back alley near the Keremeos library at ap-
proximately 6 p.m. on January 16. The victim told police that three young males in dark hoodies approached her from behind, pushed her down and attempted to grope her. She was able to break away and run home. The victim is reported to have suffered bruises to her back and face in the incident. Police are continuing their investigation and attempting to identify the attackers involved in this incident. Anyone who has any information with regards to this file is asked to please contact police at 250-499-5511 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-2228477. MVA’s
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An RCMP cruiser was damaged and two occupants taken to hospital with minor injuries after being sideswiped at the side of the road near the Nighthawk Junction turnoff on Thursday, January 23. The accident is still under investigation.
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Keremeos and District Volunteer Fire Department, police and BC Ambulance responded to a single vehicle rollover appproximately 18 kilometres west of Keremeos at 4:10 p.m. Sunday. RCMP responding to a motor vehicle accident in the Nighthawk Junction area ended up in an accident themselves. An RCMP cruiser was sideswiped late Thursday morning, January 23, while investigating a previous incident involving a vehicle rollover a half kilometre east of Nighthawk Junction. A 2003 Volkswagen Jetta was rounding a curve of freshly sanded highway when it lost control and struck the police cruiser. Two occupants in the Jetta, in addition to the police officer and the driver of the vehicle involved in the original accident, were taken to hospital for treatment of minor injuries.
All victims have since been released from hospital. Police continue to investigate the incident. A 60 year old Keremeos female driver failed to negotiate a curve on Highway 3 Sunday evening, January 26, ending up in the ditch. The woman was taken to hospital with non life threatening injuries. No charges are pending, as the driver suffered a medical condition at the time of the accident. Keremeos man re-arrested Keremeos resident Mike Minchau, recently released from custody, is again behind bars, this time facing more than 20 criminal charges. On January 23, Keremeos RCMP arrested Minchau, aged 30) at a local residence for bail violations and prop-
erty crime offences. He had just been released from custody January 17 on $4,000 bail after facing more than 10 property crime charges. His release was also conditional in that he was to stay away from the Keremeos area. Minchau was charged January 24 with four counts of breach of recognizance and six property crime offences, bringing the total charges against him to 21. Youths caught with fuel cans Police caught two youths who appeared to be prepared to light the contents of two fuel containers on Thursday, January 23. The youths are not suspected to be connected to recent arsons in the Keremeos area.
Keremeos mayor attends Highway 3 mayor’s conference in Castlegar Rough section of Highway 3 between Cawston and U.S. border will be resurfaced this year By Steve Arstad news@keremeosreview.com
Keremeos Mayor Manfred Bauer attended a Highway 3 Coalition meeting held in Castlegar earlier this week. Following the meeting, the mayor was pleased to announce that the province is making plans to resurface the section of Highway 3 between Barcello Road in Cawston and Nighthawk Junction.
The mayor has been lobbying for improvements to this portion of Highway 3 for some time. Numerous cracks in the pavement make for a rough ride for motorists along this stretch of highway. The resurfacing is expected to be completed this year.
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Citizens right to challenge and question pipeline proposals To the Editor: Thank your, Tom Isherwood, for a timely and insightful letter of Thursday, January 3. This person, Gwyn Morgan, is confusing the care of our environment, and the caring for our peoples and animals that occupy the areas, that will be affected by proposed pipeline, is in contrast to the fanatic necessity of corporate greed. I am glad to say that there has been no extremist actions made by those voicing concerns, regarding this possible Northern Gateway Pipeline. Tom Isherwood points out how corporate greed in the past caused loss of fish on the East Coast by over fishing. As well, we have ongoing oil spills and leaks. It is our right to protest - it is our land!
In my opinion, the oil corporations advertisements only remind me of the greedy determination to control our bountiful productive lands. They, my dear Gwyn Morgan, are the zealots. They care only for the money to be made - not for the land, not for the environment; and certainly not for the people involved. We have lost habitat and valuable resources in the past. So these expensive proposals have got to be questioned, and examined. Certainly, we can not depend upon those elected persons, alone, to make our decisions. It is time for everyone to stand up for what we hold dear to us. Speak up. The time has come to use people power. Food for thought: Why can’t this bitumen be refined
prior to transorting it by pipeline? Why can’t the Chinese develop their own oil industry? An old pipe liner told me that most of these pipe lines are fifty years old, and may be dangerously thin. This may be the pressing need for new pipelines. Also, aging railway lines and oil tank cars are dangerously outdated. Perhaps, it is time for the federal and provincial governments and corporate oil to step back, and consider that in their haste to make that ever loving profit, that they have managed to put “the cart in front of the horse” and therefore can go nowhere. Flo Winfrey, Olalla
Not enough money to pay for everything the village needs To the Editor: I just read in the Review how the infrastructure in the village is aging and in need of repair; surprise surprise. When the KID extorted a positive vote from the ratepayers they said it was because the engineers said that we needed a reservoir - they neglected to say that they (the engineers) said that the infrastructure had to be fixed first. All of those who had voted no, twice, knew that the village infrastructure needed work, yet the powers that be insisted on doing it their way and put the cart before the horse. Now there will be a huge cry from the village office that
they need more money to fix the problem. The village and the KID had better look long and hard at what they are about to do because the next thing you know we will be like Detroit and the village will be bankrupt. It is time that the people who continue to use the taxpayers as their own personal bank be kicked to the curb. Elections are coming. Can’t pay no more, Dawn Thurston, Keremeos
To the Editor: Wow, what an amazing community! This past holiday season the BC SPCA’s South Okanagan Similkameen branch in Penticton was overwhelmed with an outpouring of generosity from this amazing community. Not only did we receive donations of food, blankets and toys around the Christmas tree for our shelter animals but thousands of dollars in donations, many in-kind donations and unbelievable support for the shelter. As the new manager of this fantastic branch, it is indeed
very heartwarming to be part of this community and know that there are so many incredibly caring “animal” people out there. So, I would like to thank everyone for their ongoing commitment to the branch and invite the public to come and see the facility and think of choosing us for any future adoptions. We are open to the public from 12-5 p.m. daily and closed on Sunday. Corinne Ross, Branch Manager, BC SPCA South Okanagan Similkameen Branch
Generous donations a demonstration of community support for SPCA
Keremeos council presented with 2013 year end public works report By Steve Arstad Council heard a summary of work performed by Keremeos Village Public Works in 2013. Staff shortages provided a challenge for public works in 2013 as one staff member took four months parental leave and two others lost 34 days due to illness and short term disability. Training for certification in wastewater treatment continues as only the village foreman has acquired wastewater treatment 2 certification at this time. The village’s trees have been inspected and found to be in reasonable health, while a keyless entry program initiated for the village’s public works buildings continues. There were no major road repair projects undertaken in the village in 2013, although there were a number of large patching jobs done. Issues surrounding an obstuction near an isolation valve in one of the village’s sludge pumps continue, as last year’s efforts to reduce or eliminate the blockage have failed to resolve the problem. The issue has resulted in costs in excess of $4,000 so far, and efforts continue to resolve the blockage. A new sludge pump will be ordered this year, at a cost of $12,000. The village’s readerboard, located in front of the tourist Infocentre, has been inoperative since a thunderstorm in August took out some circuitry. Electrical interference with an underground cable continues to impede the operation of the board. The village and Fortis are working on a resolution to the issue. Capital projects update - The public works wash bay pad and drain system is on hold pending resolution of issues surrounding freezing
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Keremeos students explore culinary trades By Steve Arstad news@keremeosreview.com Grade six and seven classes at Similkameen Elementary Secondary School participated in Trades Exploration Week on January 27. Trades people, including Chef J.C. Richter from Seventh Street Diner, Valu Plus Foods butcher Randy Watson and Valu Plus Foods Baker Theo Walta were on hand to provide their expertise during a day long session at SESS. The initiative was a joint effort between School District 53, the Industry Training Authority, local trades people, and local business. Known as YES 2 IT Trades Exploration Day, the purpose of the program is to allow students to experience trades, said SESS Tech Ed instructor Boyd Turnbull. Last year, members of the local construction trade came to the school to give students a sampling of construction trades. Turnbull said the trade selections are based on survey results from students and from an assessment of “what we have going on here, the tourist industry,” said Turnbull. “These high school programs are designed to provide a jump start to students looking for a career in trades,” Turnbull added. Students were busy learning roast tying, food plate arranging and pastry glazing during the SESS event. Schools in Oliver and Osoyoos will also experience Trades Day this week. Photos by Steve Arstad
Top photo: Abby Lee (second from right) won accolades for her plate presentation, shown in photo (L-R): Heidi Fawcett, Dustin Beliveau, Dana McRae - Weller, Dylan Leaske, Marcus Nugteren, Nopal Bhathat, Abby Lee and Paris Schneider. Middle photo: Mrs. Haamers (right) demonstrates plate presentation to students (L-R): Jai Minshull, Marcus Nugteren and Zane Gibbs. Bottom left: Instructor Boyd Turnbull discusses culinary points with students Zane Gibbs and Marus Nugteren.
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From left, Abby Lee, Veronica Chaicomdee, Paris Schnieder, Butcher Randy Watson and Ty Lawrence at the meat table, where students learned how to tie a roast.
Don’t forget the upcoming Cawston Hall Cabin Fever winter break out event Contributed On February 1, Cawston Hall will be rocking with two dance bands,
There will be a silent auction in the WI Room consisting of artistic interpretations of the hall’s old wooden chairs.
There will also be door prizes, 50/50, and much more. Refreshments along with home baked goodies will be available by do-
nation in the hall’s kitchen. This is sure to be a winter break out as the hall will be decorated as a tropical theme, so
wear your Hawaiian/tropical attire. There will be a corner that will be set up in the WI room to have your picture taken in
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Keremeos council news resolutions for the upcoming convention taking place in late April in Penticton. Staff presented year end bylaw enforcement statistics to council. Complaints were up 20 per cent in 2013 over the previous year, from 59 to 71. Property maintenance complaints headed the list, fol-
Keremeos Village Council heard Sherry Philpott-Adhikary discuss a proposal for a Keremeos Ambassador Program at the January 20 meeting of council. Council also received letters from the Southern Interior Local Government Association (SILGA) requesting nominations and
lowed by dog complaints. Costs for bylaw enforcement were up from $17,870.18 in 2012 to $19,246.96 in 2013. Building inspection costs Staff also discussed building inspection services revenues and expenditures. New residential permits were up in 2013, from four to six, with one new commercial building application. There was a significant decline in renovation permits, from
28 to eight in 2013. Revenues from building permit fees were down approximately $1,200, while expenditures rose approximately $2,900. Building inpsectors (contracted from the regional district) worked in the village two half days each week Staff introduced a proposed building bylaw to council containing minor amendments designed to standardize risk undertaken
by municipalities when regulating construction in their jurisdiction. A section pertaining to the construction of swimming pools that provides guidelines for security and drainage was also added to Keremeos’ building bylaw. Council completed the evening’s work by passing a number of bylaws pertaining to the building bylaw, sewer rates, and municipal ticket information
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Crowd exceeds 800 for New Year’s bull riding event at the Agriplex in Barriere Local cowboy wins end of year event By Steve Arstad news@keremeosreview.com C o dy M o o r e, w h o c a l l s Ke r e meos home, took
first place at a re c e n t bu l l r i d i n g event held at the North Thompson A g r i p l ex i n B a rriere, B.C. on December 31. More than 30 top bullriders from B.C., Alberta, Saskatchewan,
Manitoba, Mexico and even Australia were entered in the lineup for the coveted silver buckle and $5,000 in prize money at the event, which is sanctioned by Bull Riders Canada. It was Moore’s
$4,930.50 in earnings and 76 points. Moore plans to participate in BRC association events this year in Vernon and Summerland, which makes it unl i ke ly h e w i l l b e riding in the Keremeos or Chopaka
f i r s t t i m e at t h e top of the podium in 2013. He also came in second at an event in Cranbrook earlier in the year. He finished 2013 in 11th place in the Bull Riders Canada standings, with
rodeos. “I’ve been riding pro for five years,” Moore said, “ I started riding when I was 16.” Moore, wh o i s p re s e n t ly living in Vernon, lived in the Keremeos area for two years.
More than 800 people attended the event, which is in its second year. T h e e v e n t wa s hosted by the Farm Kids Scholarship Fund, and is a fundraising event for their scholarship program.
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Regional district activities By Steve Arstad news@keremeosreview.com Budget meeting for Areas “B” and “G” The Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen will host an open house Wednesday, February 5, to present the residents of Electoral Areas “B” and “G” the 2014 Operating Budget. The presentation will be held at the Victory Hall in Keremeos, from 5 to 7 p.m. The presentation will focus on tax requisitions, services and user fees specific to Electoral Areas “B” and “G.” The budget bylaw will go before the Regional Board for second and third reading and adoption in mid-March. The process must be completed no later than March 31, 2014. Community conversations in Hedley Co-sponsored by RDOS Director Angelique Wood and Okanagan Regional Library the free Speakers Series titled “Community Conversations” is intended to stimulate productive discussion and networking within the community of the
entire Similkameen region. The first Conversation, “How a Town of 250 Became a Cultural Capital” will take place on February 10, at the Hedley Seniors Center. Seating is limited so reservations are required: email Kim English (kim.english1@icloud. com) For further information or to conduct interviews, please contact Angelique Wood at 250-499-0503 or awood@rdos. bc.ca Fortis workshop Electoral Area “B” Director George Bush will attend a FortisBC policy workshop that is studying how to bring natural gas to B.C. communities currently without the energy resource. The February 18 workshop takes place in Vancouver. The one-day workshop will look at the lack of natural gas infrastructure and the reliance on higher-cost electricity in many smaller remote communities, including those in the Similkameen Valley. Area “G” Director Angelique Wood, long a proponent for improved access to natural gas, was selected as a workshop alternate.
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES FOR SEASONAL ALLERGIES By Katharina Riedener, Osoyoos, BC It happens to millions of people every year. The stuffy head, watery eyes, runny nose and sneezing that signals seasonal allergies. The good news is that there are numerous mind, body, spirit remedies that can help you feel better. International studies show that natural approaches are highly effective in improving allergies. So before you decide to get prescription or over-counter drugs please consider the natural way of approaching the symptoms of allergies. There are a few factors that you should consider if suffering from allergies. Diet: About 20 % of our immune system cells are in the intestines, so diet plays a big role in immune function. Fruits and vegetables with the deepest hues, such as berries, spinach and red grapes, are highest in antioxidants, which help prevent the free radical damage to cells that weakens immunity. Vitamins C and E and beta-carotene (also found in brightly coloured produce) have anti-inflammatory properties that may help decrease the swelling in the airways that causes congestion. Stay away from sugar, food additives and avoid excessive dairy and wheat intake! These are known to produce excess mucus, which causes congestion and nasal irritation. Eat spicy foods, they can increase blood flow, which brings oxygen to the nasal passages and helps thin and eliminate mucus. Drink lots of water, fluids help clear airways by hydrating mucous membranes. The wetter the membrane, the thinner the mucus and the more easily it can drain. Body: Exercise on a regular basis! When your body is exposed to an allergen it releases histamine, a substance that causes inflammation and irritation in the airways and eyes. Moderate aerobic exercise strengthens you immune system, making it less sensitive to allergens. Exercise also helps organs affected-such as the nasal passages, lungs and sinuses-function optimally by improving blood flow. Relaxation and breathing exercises help to relax muscles and thus open up airways. Lowering you stress levels enables your immune system to function better and reduce the production of histamines. If you are really stuffed up, steam your face over steaming hot water, covering your head with a towel, or in a hot shower. Homeopathic Remedies for Allergies
Allium Cepa (Red Onion): Reactions similar to the reaction when cutting raw onions. Burning in eyes with light sensitivity. Runny, watery nose with sneezing. Ambrosia (Hogweed): Watery runny nose with stuffed up feeling in nose and head. Irritation of airways with asthmatic cough and wheezing. Burning and intolerable itching of eyelids. Euphrasia (Eye-Bright): Eye symptoms with constant watering, irritation, burning and swelling; pressure in eyes with full feeling, inflammation with discharge. Catarrh with violent cough. Sabadilla (Cevadilla Seed): Spasmodic, violent sneezing with itchy, watery nose. Catarrh with frontal pain in sinuses and eyes. Person is chilly and very sensitive to cold. Katharina’s Bio: Katharina started practicing full time in 1999 in Red Deer Alberta and had a busy family practice until October 2004. With her husband they decided to move to the beautiful Okanagan and now has setup her practice in Osoyoos. The philosophy of her practice is to be a family practitioner that can be approached by all family members, including pets, for any kind of ailments at any time. Katharina can be reached at 250 485-8333, or by email.
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Painting & Decorating (1) 250-899-3163
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Homes for Rent 2 bdrm house on By-pass road. Available immediately. F/S small pets OK. References required. Call 250-4996392 or Cell 250-499-5328.
Merchandise for Sale
Furniture SLIDE INTO COMFORT w/ A BRAND NEW QUEEN MATTRESS $160. Still in plastic, mfg. warranty. 250.870.2562
Misc. for Sale
NOW HIRING Class 1 Drivers to transport dangerous goods for oilfield service company in northern Alberta. Competitive wages, benefits and lodging. Experience hauling fluids preferred. Send an email to: dispatch@brekkaas.com.
Rentals
4 year old LG Glass Top Convection stove lower warming draw., $400. 250-499-5313 HOT TUB (SPA) COVERS. Best price. Best quality. All shapes & colours available. 1-866-652-6837 www.thecoverguy.com/ newspaper? STEEL BUILDINGS/metal buildings 60% OFF! 20x28, 30x40, 40x62, 45x90, 50x120, 60x150, 80x100 sell for balance owed! Call 1-800-4572206 or visit us online at: www.crownsteelbuildings.ca STEEL BUILDING. “The big year end clear out!� 20x22 $4,259. 25x24 $4,684. 30x34 $6,895. 35x36 $9,190. 40x48 $12,526. 47x70 $17,200. One end wall included. Pioneer Steel 1-800-668-5422. www.pioneersteel.ca
OLALLA - Spacious home, bright 3 bdrm, 1 full bath, laundry room, W/D F/S Garage, Lg. deck, landscaped, N/P N/S References. Avail. Mar. 1/14, $875/month 250-499-5700
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Want to Rent LOOKING FOR HOME in Similkameen area to rent, lease or buy. Small, private home or cabin w/yard or property to build. 604-719-2333 or 1-877649-2499 WANTED TO RENT: Small house in rural area, recently retired couple, excellent references. cathylaursen@gmail.com, 250-936-9708
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Recreational/Sale 42 x 8.5 2007 Salem Destination Trailer. Very good condition, winter package, large residential refrigerator. Asking $20,000. 250-499-5982
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Misc. Wanted COLLECTOR looking to buy a coin collection. Also looking for coins, bars, medals, ingots from RC Mint, Franklin Mint, US Mint & others. Todd 250864-3521 I make house calls! Private Coin Collector Buying Collections, Estates, Olympic Gold & Silver Coins, Bills etc. Confidential 250-499-0251
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Keremeos Hotel Liquor Store “Part of the I n F Hospitality Group”
Behind the Best Price in Keremeos! Red Bridge Pub • Barefoot Moscato and Pinot Grigio * $8.99 Open 7 days a week • Inniskillan Merlot * $12.99 9 am – 11 pm $11.99 Watch for our monthly • Inniskillan Chardonnay * flyer specials! (*while supplies last)
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524 6TH AVENUE, KEREMEOS $249,000 * 3 bed, 2 bath 4 year old home downtown! * fenced yard, alley access, wheelchair accessable! MLS®
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404 10TH AVENUE, KEREMEOS $175,000 * 2 bdrm home downtown * enclosed porch, workshop, plenty of storage, great starter! MLS®
1501 MAIN ST., OLALLA $239,000 * 3 bdrm, 2 bath, large corner lot * garden area, detached garage/ workshop and good size back deck! MLS® 2108 MAIN ST, CAWSTON $450,000 *2,200 sq ft 4 bed, 3 bath on almost 1/2 acre. Fully contained suite. * 1,400 sq ft commercial garage MLS®
928 SPARKS DRIVE, KEREMEOS $260,000 *3 bdrm, 2 bath, fenced, garage * Large yard, close to schoolMLS® 129 914 BLAKEBOROUGH, KEREMEOS $89,500
* very nice 2 bdrm home, large deck in nice park! * yard for small pet and garden. MLS®
2151 MAIN ST, CAWSTON $189,000 *over 1300 sq ft, nice back yard, commercial kitchen * 1 bdrm suite upstairs bringing $500/mon MLS®
511 7TH AVENUE, KEREMEOS $299,000
*turn-key opportunity here! Land, building, equipment, business. * over 2,000 sq ft, great customer base! MLS®
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