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Donated denim Warehouse One manager Donna Rushton (left) and assistant manager Morgan Kelly peek from the mountain of 341 donated jeans. This is the eighth year Warehouse One has ran their jean campaign. All jeans are donated to the Amata Transition House. Customers who dropped off their gently used jeans were treated to a discount.

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West Fraser rated in top 10 companies across Canada AUTUMN MacDONALD Observer Reporter West Fraser has landed the title of one of British Columbia’s and Canada’s top employers.

“We are honoured to be recognized among the best employers in Canada and British Columbia,” West Fraser Chairman and CEO Hank Ketcham said.

“To be recognized is

special, but it is the people who work hard together every day in this company that truly makes West Fraser a great place to work.”

Some of the reasons why the company was selected as a top employer for 2013 are: •Encouraging ownership culture with a share purchase plan option which is available to all employees.

•Investing in ongoing

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employee development through tuition subsidies for job-related courses, inhouse apprenticeship opportunities and subsidies for professional accreditation.

•Managing an academic scholarship program for children of employees who are pursing post-secondary education.

•Supporting employees who are new mothers with maternity leave top-up payments and extended

health benefits coverage during their leave.

•Helping employees make the transition into a life after work with retirement planning assistance and helping ensure savings along the way with contributions to a defined benefit plan.

Other areas in which employers were graded on were in areas of human resource management, physical workplace, work atmosphere,

health, vacation time and time off, employee communications, performance management and community involvement.

With each of the eight categories, West Fraser was given a grade, much like a report card.

•Physical workplace B+ •Work atmosphere and communication B+ •Financial benefits and compensation A+ •Health and family-

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NEWS

MLA’s call for reform

Independents unite for change Three of B.C.’s Independent MLAs announced a collaborative agenda for democratic reform which they hope to see implemented when the legislature opens next week.

“Our shared experiences in the Legislature have taught us all one thing: centralization of power is not healthy for our democracy,” Delta South MLA Vicki Huntington said.

“We need to start taking steps during this sitting of the Legislature to renew our representative democracy and revitalize the role of individual MLAs.” “People want MLAs to represent their constituents, not special interests or party leaders,” MLA for Cariboo North Bob Simpson said.

“When British Columbians look at politics they see unrestricted donations, irregularities in leadership races and MLAs who are forced to toe the party line.

That has to stop.”

Abbotsford South MLA John van Dongen agreed.

“We want to present simple reforms that are supportable by all MLAs. “These initiatives have been proposed before for B.C. or

“We can’t keep disrupting the budget cycle every four years and we shouldn’t allow the governing party to use every fourth budget as an election platform.”

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implemented successfully elsewhere,” van Dongen said.

“From a good government perspective, these are positive, common sense changes.”

The Independent MLAs will introduce legislation to move B.C.’s fixed election date from the spring to the fall, starting in 2017.

“We can’t keep disrupting the budget cycle every four years and we shouldn’t allow the governing party to use every fourth budget as an election platform,” Simpson said.

“People wanted to change the date after the 2009 election, but the government didn’t get around to it. We must make that change now

for 2017.”

Elections BC oversight of party leadership contests is also part of their reform agenda.

“Party leaders can become premiers, so we need assurances that their selection is beyond reproach,” van Dongen said.

In addition, the three MLAs are looking to update B.C.’s election finance rules.

They plan to introduce legislation to ban corporate and union donations and institute a residency requirement for political donors.

The agenda also includes a return to a secret ballot vote for the Speaker; improvements to legislative committees; and more free votes in the Legislature, changes the Independents believe will improve the role of individual MLAs. “We’re calling on the premier, the opposition leader and legislators of all stripes to take our proposals and work with them,” Huntington said.

“These aren’t controversial changes. We all know what the problems are, and we can start fixing them this session.”

For the record West Fraser Mills committed to $250,000 for the College of New Caledonia over 10 years, amounting to $25,000 a year.

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Though the trees on the trails are still holding on to their Christmas cheer, there are signs of spring all over! From water trickling down drains to vacant nests waiting for baby birds chirping, warmer weather in the Cariboo has made it ideal to spend afternoons and weekends enjoying the balmy temperatures outdoors.

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NEWS

Invasive plant management report released is available online at cariboord.bc.ca.

Heritage BC The Cariboo Regional District will

Natural Resource Operations, under which heritage is managed.

Further information about Heritage BC, their mandate and programs is available online at heritagebc. ca.

Tax roll review

The CRD board appointed three members to a North Cariboo Parcel Tax Roll Review Panel to consider any complaints resulting from local service parcel taxes being applied to a property for the first time in 2013.

Directors DixonWarren, Glassford and Armstrong were appointed by the board to attend any meetings to be held in the North Cariboo for the convenience of affected residents who may wish to attend.

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Boundaries report The Cariboo Regional District reviewed the recently released 2012 Federal Election Boundaries Commission.

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A feature highlighting meetings, proposals and events important to Quesnel residents.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING February 25, 2013 at 6:30 p.m. in Council Chambers, 410 Kinchant Street Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 1714 and No. 1715 160 and 320 Nickel Ridge Avenue NOTICE is given pursuant to Section 892 of the Local Government Act that applications have been made for amendments to Zoning Bylaw No. 1662, 2009.

A Public Hearing on the proposed bylaws is scheduled for February 25, 2013 commencing at 6:30 p.m. at City Council Chambers, City Hall.

The properties under application are civically known as 160 Nickel Ridge Avenue (Lot 27 DL 51, Cariboo District, Plan BCP31317) and 320 Nickel Ridge Avenue (Lot 35 DL 51, Cariboo District, Plan BCP31317) and are shown as Subject Properties on the sketch map.

The purposes of the applications are to rezone the subject properties to RS-1s to permit one secondary suite in each Single Detached Dwelling.

Written submissions regarding the proposed amendments may be submitted to City Hall by Wednesday February 20 to be included in the meeting agenda. Oral and written submissions will be received at the Public Hearing by registering with the Deputy Corporate Administrator prior to meeting commencement. No further information or representations from the public can be considered by City Council after the public hearing has been terminated.

The proposed amending bylaws and further information on the applications may be inspected at City Hall, 410 Kinchant Street, Quesnel, B.C. V2J 7J5 between 8:30 a.m. -12 p.m. and 1 p.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday.

Telephone enquiries should be directed to the Planning Department at (250) 992-2111.

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The purchase cost of the ultrasound machine is $53,000 and the Auxiliary has already raised 60 per cent of the funds required.

The CCRHD will provide $21,200 (40 per cent funding) from the Cariboo Chilcotin Regional Hospital Foundation Partnership Grants program.

The five year financial plans and budgets for the CCRHD have included an amount of $300,000 annually for foundation partnership grants.

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The public input budget meeting of 2013 takes place on February 25 at 7:00 p.m. in Council Chambers at City Hall.

This public input session gives residents, businesses and interested organizations an opportunity to share ideas with City Council as part of the budget process. Everyone is encouraged to attend and to make a presentation at this public meeting.

Written submissions received prior to the meeting will be copied for Council and the public.

Those presentations will be placed first on the agenda.

People who wish to make verbal submissions may do so, but are asked to limit remarks to five minutes to allow as many people as possible to participate.

Council will receive a broad overview of Budget 2013 and the public is encouraged to attend.

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The CRD board received the annual review of the Invasive Plant Management department.

Treatment crews completed an inventory on 1448 sites over the 2012 operational season that began in May. The CRD follows the concepts of an integrated pest management program; employing a whole suite of tools to control invasive plant species dependent on the species and/or site conditions.

Treatment activities included mechanical, chemical and biological.

The presentation also included an overview of the 2013 plan which includes the start of a fiveyear 50/50 cost share program within the Landowner Assistance program.

Further information about the Invasive Plant Management program is available online at cariboord. bc.ca or by calling the CRD’s Environmental Services department at 250-392-3351 or toll free 1-800-6651636.

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LOT 2 - 1971 O’Brien Sewer Rodder mounted on trailer with hydraulic brakes, 560 hours of usage.

All items will be sold on an as-is, where-is basis. Bids are to be delivered to City Hall, 410 Kinchant Street, Quesnel, BC, V2J 7J5, prior to the closing date and time.

Ensure that the “Lot Number” of the bid item and “ Surplus Equipment” is marked on the outside of the sealed envelope.

Call 250-992-6330 to view the items at the Public Works Yard (64 Davie St) between 8:30 a.m. 4:00 p.m., Monday to Friday . The successful bidder will have until Thursday, February 28, 2013 to pay the City for such equipment by cash or certified cheque and remove the item from City property. Payment must be made at City Hall at the address noted above.

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Five Point performs on-stage at Relay for Life.

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Who are you relaying for?

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his week we celebrated two holidays: the first Family Day in BC and Valentine’s Day. Both of these days are a time to share with your loved ones and celebrate the joy they bring to your life.

But what if one of those loved ones was diagnosed with cancer?

On average, 500 Canadians are diagnosed with cancer each day, another 200 will die of cancer each day.

Imagine that you received the news today that your father, your mother, your spouse, your aunt, your uncle, your friend, your child, had been diagnosed with cancer.

Where would you turn? How would you cope? How would you support that loved one?

That is why the Canadian Cancer Society exists. It is here to provide support, information, and services to all those affected by cancer. It is also why the Canadian Cancer Society Relay For Life exists – to raise funds to support these services and fund promising cancer research.

With nearly 200,000 Canadians diagnosed each year, there is little doubt that everyone reading this article has known someone in their life who has had cancer. It is for these people that hundreds of people in Quesnel and hundreds of thousands across Canada come together each year to Relay For Life. These participants may fundraise for the Canadian Cancer Society and it’s services, but it is the individuals in their lives that are the reason people participate in Relay For Life.

Ashley, a four-year participant with the Save-On Cancer Kickers, relays “for [her] aunt who is a 16 year survivor” as well as for a friend who is facing cancer for the third time.

“I relay for many reasons. I relay for my friends and family that I have lost to cancer, for those battling cancer,” Shane, with team Family Fun said.

“I relay to help find a cure and to help people financially with travel and medical expenses as they fight this horrible disease.”

The reality of cancer is that it changes the lives not just of those diagnosed, but of everyone touched by that person’s life.

Never forget that this is the reason we gather at Relay For Life each year – to celebrate those who have one their fight, to support those still fighting, and to remember those whose fights have ended.

Why do you Relay For Life?

Join the Relay For Life – Quesnel BC Facebook group and share your thoughts on Relay For Life.

Does your Relay For Life team have an event coming up that you would like to make known? Email quesnelrelay@bc.cancer.ca and we will include it in our next article.

You can also submit your events to on www.hqcariboo.com and www.quesnelchamber.com to be included in online events listings.

Team packages are now available at the Canadian Cancer Society Resource Center at 332 Front St. You can also register online at www.relaybc.ca/ quesnel2013.

Feb. 28 will be the next Team Information night at the Sandman Hotel at 7 p.m.

March 1st is the last day of Early Bird Registration – until this day participants can register for only $10. After this, the registration fee goes up to $20.

For more information on the Relay For Life event or how you can get involved, contact Michelle Godfrey at 778-414-1222 or 250-983-8815, or Kara Perdue at 250-983-4241. You can also email quesnelrelay@bc.cancer.ca. For questions about Teams contact Cathy Briggs at 250-747-1739.

You can also visit the Relay For Life website at www.relaybc.ca/ quesnel2013 forinformation on the Canadian Cancer Society, to register your team, and for online donations.

Kara Purdue is a member o the Quesnel Relay for Life.

The CRD, the District of 100 Mile House with support from the North Central Local Government Association successfully lobbied the commission to retain the existing boundaries.

The recommendation from the commission, which was ultimately defeated, would have moved a major portion of the South Cariboo into a riding serviced by the Member of Parliament from Chilliwack.

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NEWS

Are you at risk for heart disease?

90 per cent Canadians have one risk factor

DANIKA M. HÉBERT Observer Reporter February is Heart Month and the Heart and Stroke Foundation is taking the opportunity to reach Canadians to raise awareness on the risks of heart disease and stroke.

For the last 39 years, 90-year-old Wilf O’Brien has been canvassing to raise funds during Heart Month.

Although he fell into it, O’Brien quickly saw how naturally it came to him.

“My wife used to do it and one night she got busy and I told her I’d do it instead,” O’Brien explained.

“She said I couldn’t do it and I went out, made eight or nine calls and came home with $300.”

Although heart disease isn’t something which directly affects O’Brien, the foundation is important to him.

“You never know when something could happen to you,” he said.

According to the Heart and Stroke Foundation website, in Canada, heart disease and stroke take one life every seven seconds and 90 per cent of Canadians have at least one risk factor.

In 2008, cardiovascular disease accounted for 29 per cent of all deaths in Canada, 28 per cent of all male deaths and 29.7 per cent of all female deaths,” the website read.

As the leading cause of hospitalization, heart disease and stroke poses a heavy burden on taxpayers.

According to the Heart and Stroke Foundation, heart

disease and stroke costs the Canadian economy more than $20 billion every year due to physician serves, hospital costs, decreased productivity and lost wages.

Out of an estimated 70,000 heart attacks occurring annually in Canada, more than 16,000 succumb to the attack.

One purpose of Heart Month is to bring awareness to Canadians, since 90 per cent have at least one risk factor.

These include: • smoking; • alcohol; • physical inactivity; • obesity; • high blood pressure; • high blood cholesterol; • diabetes.

Heart failure is also become more prevalent in the Canadian population as those who are treated for heart conditions are living longer, but with damaged hearts, leading to heart failure.

According to the Heart and Stroke Foundation, one per cent of Canadian babies are born with some form of heart defect.

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These range from a tiny hole in the heart which will never require treatment to life threatening heart defects.

60 per cent of Canadians aged 18 and older are overweight or obese, putting them at a higher risk of heart disease and stroke.

According to the Heart and Stroke

Foundation, in 2005, obesity-related chronic conditions accounted for $4.3 billion in direct and indirect costs.

As for childhood obesity, children who are obese are at an increased risk of remaining overweight or obese as adults.

Children who reported higher levels of indoor activities such as watching television and time on the computer are at a higher risk to be overweight than those who report less time in front of the television.

Not only is this expensive for Canadian taxpayers, but between 1985 and 2000, 57,000 deaths in Canada were associated with obesity.

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As for strokes, it’s important for Canadians to familiarize themselves with warning signs to be able to seek treatment as soon as possible.

These warning signs include: • Weakness; • Trouble speaking; • Vision problems; • Headache; • Dizziness.

Quick reaction to symptoms is key to treating a stroke since hospitals are only allowed to administer a clot-busting drug within a few hours after symptoms begin.

For more information or to donate, visit http:// www.heartandstroke. bc.ca/.

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401 - 410 Kinchant St. Quesnel, BC V2J 7J5 Ph: 250-991-0296 Fx: 250-991-0281 Toll Free: 1-866-991-0296 Bob Simpson, M.L.A. Email: bob.simpson.mla@leg.bc.ca (Cariboo North) Office Hours: Tues. - Fri. 9am - 4pm

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LNG Snake Oil for BC’s Economic Woes Forestry, mining, and agriculture all made cameo appearances in this week’s Throne Speech, but liquefied natural gas (LNG) had the starring role.

According to the premier, over the next 30 years, taxes and royalties from LNG will allow BC to pay off the provincial debt, get rid of the PST, and fund improved social services.

This will supposedly be accomplished by setting up a “Prosperity Fund” consisting of natural gas royalties. The money in this fund could then be used to smooth out the boom and bust of our natural resource economy, allowing the government to achieve its fiscal goals with more consistency and certainty.

A rainy-day fund topped up from BC’s natural resource revenues is a great idea, and I’ve argued for such a fund myself, but there are a few problems with the Liberals’ proposal: 1) This fund won’t be in place until 2017.

That’s two elections from now!

2) Investing in LNG as the Liberals suggest will be bad for BC’s environment. Increasing our reliance on LNG means rapidly depleting a non-renewable resource; permanently toxifying trillions of litres of fresh water every year; increasing the fragmentation of our land base; and releasing massive amounts of GHGs into the atmosphere.

These emissions will ensure we break BC’s law requiring us to reduce GHG emissions by 80 percent by 2050.

3) It’s hard to take seriously the idea that BC will receive billions in additional natural gas revenue over the next 30 years. This government hasn’t been able to project natural gas revenue correctly in any of the last ten budgets. The 2009/10 revenue from natural gas was projected to be $1.7 billion in 2007, $1.3 billion in 2008, and $522 million in the 2009 budget. Actual revenue collected in 2009/10: $464 million.

4) BC will be far too late into the Asian market to benefit from pricing premiums, which means that British Columbians will most likely end up subsidizing the industry instead of benefitting from it. We’ll also end up paying higher domestic prices for our own natural gas to boot.

Anyone paying attention to the unfolding saga of the global rush to export LNG to Asia knows that the premier’s 2017 LNG cure-all is snake oil, and nothing more. I pity the Liberal MLAs and candidates having to make promises for 2017 while they’re still fighting the 2013 election. www.bobsimpsonmla.ca

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MONTGOMERY, Robert “Bob” Willoughby May 1, 1920 – February 5, 2013

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Wake Up Jack Restaurant looking for new operator

Barkerville Historic Town is looking for a creative restauranteur to develop a unique British Columbian culinary experience with a distinctly Cariboo flavour.

The Wake Up Jake Coffee Saloon should endeavor to present the spirit of late-19th century gold rush cuisine for the palates of an early21st century family.

Barkerville Historic Town

is requesting proposals for the seasonal operation of the Wake Up Jake Coffee Saloon, a 60+ seat, Victorian-style restaurant.

This amazing, turn-key operation is a golden opportunity for the right entrepreneur and requires little start-up investment.

The Wake Up Jake Coffee Saloon first opened

in Barkerville in the early 1860s, and operated into the 1870s.

It is now a private business within Barkerville Historic Town, the largest living history museum in western North America, and its facilities (including a fully-equipped industrial kitchen, tables, chairs, linen, tableware, and historical décor) are provided by the

Barkerville Heritage Trust in return for a negotiable rental fee.

Proposals will be accepted, via post or email, by the closing date of Friday, Feb. 22.

For information, contact James Douglas, Manager, Visitor Services, at james. douglas@barkerville.ca, or phone 1-888-994-3332, ext.

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Passed away February 5, 2013 at the age of 92 in Kelowna, BC. Survived by his sons Richard, Gordon (Deeny), Curtis (Kathy), Ross, daughter Lynne (Ray) and son Ken (Beth); ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Bob is also survived by his brother Don of Brandon, MB. Sadly predeceased by his wife Joyce.

Born in Minnedosa, MB, Bob was the 10th of 12 children to Stanley Harrison and Mini Maude (nee Baker) Montgomery. He served in WWII, as a Mosquito pilot for the RAF in 464 Squadron. Starting the fiddle at a very young age, Bob co-founded the BC Old Time Fiddlers’ Association in 1970.

Friends are invited to a Celebration of Life for Bob on Saturday, March 2nd at 4:00 pm at Springfield Funeral Home, 2020 Springfield Road, Kelowna, BC. In lieu of flowers, in Bob’s honour, please support your local Old Time Fiddlers’ Association.

Bob’s service can be viewed online, live during the service or at a later date and condolences may be sent to the family by visiting www.springfieldfuneralhome.com, 250-860-7077.

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ow did we ever make it through life when we had little knowledge of the details of our politicians mistakes both in their role as leaders and their private life; the appalling behaviour of some of the Canadian police officers; and all the depraved citizens potentially living in our neighbourhood?

I’ve sat down to watch a myriad of different newscasts, read countless newspapers and listened to CBC for many years and the scale of the trash talk and nasty inuendos seems to be increasing exponentially.

How many Canadian senators are now under the financial microscope?

The recently released Human Rights Watch report that claims police threats, torture and sexual assault again women in Northern B.C. and how about the capture and hopefully death of Christopher Dorner in California?

Do we really need all these details? If society were functioning as it should these issues would be judiciously dealt with.

I’m never one to promote burying my head in the sand and pretending they don’t happen but do I really need to have them occupy so much of my mind? No wonder there’s so much paranoia in the world.

Children at an earlier and earlier age are becoming all too aware of all the bad this world holds. I’m sure the Newtown children will be affected for the rest of their lives after witnessing the death of classmates and beloved adults.

But must that all be shared with children everywhere? What corner of the world must one live in to be oblivious to these tragedies.

As a child, there was probably equally evil things happening in the world, but I wasn’t exposed to them as children are today. Even with diligent parenting, they see it or at least hear about. Few people can’t find it all on the Internet in vivid technicolour.

We need better filters, more accountable courts and a respect for all the good in the world.

–Annie Gallant, Observer

From boob tube to YouTube

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atching television was an extremely restricted activity in my house growing up and for that reason, I couldn’t get enough of it.

My little brother and I weren’t allowed to watch it all the time like our luckyduck friends were.

And, as a double whammy on the meter of unfairness in our lives, our mom and dad were much younger than the parents of our pals, yet they were stricter than all of them.

In Grade 5, I started babysitting my sevenyear-old brother in the afternoons when our folks were still at work.

Our mom instructed us to do homework after school and once we finished we could read a book or play a board game.

Under no circumstances were we to turn on the “boob tube” that would rot our brains.

But reruns of groovy shows like The Brady Bunch and Bewitched were on at that time, so there was no possible way we could adhere to such an unreasonable rule when left

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With 12 glorious channels to choose from, there was always something exciting to see on our old black and white and every day we’d watch it for as long as we could.

An hour or so later, when we heard a car pull into the driveway, we’d quickly run up to the telly, turn the knob to the dreaded “off” position, run back to the couch and crack open our books before our mom or dad even opened the front door.

If our father was the first to arrive home he would sometimes touch the top of the TV as he walked by it.

Jeremie and I would hold our breath and look at each other nervously, praying he wouldn’t notice its warmth.

He never did.

tube time, my fascination with pop culture persists. I can thank the Internet for that.

Surfing the web makes it easy to keep up with what’s going on in TV land without having to actually watch it.

If I want to find out who Honey Boo Boo is, I don’t need to look for her show the old fashioned way and watch the darn thing.

All I have to do is Google her name and up pop videos – with subtitles – that show me in a matter of minutes.

“I would never have cablevision,” a young friend told me last week.

Oh boy, I thought, bracing myself for more judgment.

“Why would I?” he then asked.

“I can get anything I want from Netflix and YouTube.”

Good idea.

I should look up The Brady Bunch and Bewitched to show my lucky-duck kids.

Now that really would be groovy.

Lori Welbourne is a syndicated columnist.

She can be contacted at LoriWelbourne.com

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Years later we found out that he knew exactly what we were up to, he just didn’t mind.

I now have that same attitude about the television with my own kids and I allow them to watch it.

Within reason.

Sam and Daisy are like my brother and me were.

If they had their choice, they’d start their day with the TV on and that thing wouldn’t be turned off until they fell asleep in front of it, well past midnight.

“We cancelled cable the day we became parents,” an acquaintance told me last week.

“Children who grow up ‘watchers’ do not become ‘doers’.”

I wonder if there’s statistics to prove that.

Probably.

There are studies and statistics that can prove just about anything.

All I know is that I don’t believe the TV will render us useless. I was obsessed with it as a kid, but I’ve seen very little of it as an adult since I’m always too busy doing something else.

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Wrapping and raising In December, The Auxilary to the G.R. Baker Memorial Hospital had their giftwrapping tables set up around town, including at Walmart, raising $677. Walmart further increased those funds with a $500 matching grant through head office.

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Honest, caring people Editor: I was shopping last week at Save On Foods.

I got out to my car, put my groceries in, drove home, took out the groceries, oh my gosh, no purse!

I put my groceries back in the car and rushed to Save On Foods and said I had lost my

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purse.

They said they had it, a gentleman brought it in.

All is well.

Wow, all I can say is how wonderful we have honest people and staff at Save On Foods who really

To the gentleman and Save On Foods staff, thank you, thank you.

care.

Quesnel, we are so thoughtful.

To the gentleman and Save On Foods staff, thank you, thank you.

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Rogers, end of an era Editor: An open letter to one and all, near or far.

With spring not far off and summer to follow, plans for summer holidays will soon be on all minds so we need to inform you after 63 years serving the public, Rogers Resort at the north end of Ten Mile Lake is now closed as of Dec. 31, 2012, a

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little sooner than we expected but new land owners have new ideas and the area will be closed to the public. The boat launch area is open to the public. We may retire to the Barlow area and we thank all, through the years, who have enjoyed out hospitality.

God bless, Ellen P. Rogers and family Quesnel

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What is the Chamber of Commerce?

The Chamber of Commerce is the voice of business, dedicated to a prosperous community.

This means we are here to work with you and for you to help your business succeed. We want you to succeed, which is why the chamber offers a large numbers of opportunities and benefits.

Who is the Chamber?

The chamber is made up of three parts – a team of dedicated staff who work hard to ensure members are receiving all the benefit they can from the chamber, a board of directors made up of business leaders from the community who provide direction to chamber on what initiatives and events we will take on and how the chamber can improve the member experience, and of course you – the chamber members.

It is the chamber members, and the staff and director’s desire to provide for our members, that make the Chamber of Commerce what it is – an organization dedicated to listening to and voicing the concerns of our members at all levels of government, and who strive to provide service and benefits for our members that make working and living in Quesnel an enjoyable and worthwhile experience.

What does the Chamber offer?

In a word, connections.

Being a member of the Chamber of Commerce connects you to a respected organization in the community and to the members of not only

the Quesnel Chamber but to the B.C. Chamber of Commerce and Canadian Chamber of Commerce.

By connecting you to other members of the Quesnel and District Chamber of Commerce, we are offering you networking opportunities and a chance to discuss your ideas and concerns with like-minded business leaders in our community.

You may meet people from businesses you didn’t know much about before and find friendships and partnership opportunities that can benefit you and your business.

The Chamber of Commerce is also able to hear your concerns and take those to higher levels of government and other stakeholders in the matter. The Quesnel Chamber can meet directly with the City of Quesnel or the Cariboo Regional District to voice the concerns of the business community and work to find solutions to problems facing the North Cariboo.

As a member of the B.C. Chamber of Commerce and Canadian Chamber of Commerce we have the opportunity to take the concerns of Quesnel’s business leaders to an even wider audience and higher levels of government. We are connected to all the chambers in the province and can bring to them policy issues that we think deserve the attention of the B.C. Legislature and push for change and pieces of legislation that serve the interest of the Quesnel business community. We can do the same thing with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce to try and bring forward your

concerns to Ottawa.

The Quesnel Chamber is often included in meetings and discussions with provincial MLA’s, federal MP’s and cabinet ministers from both levels where we can have a one-on-one conversation with influential policy makers about the issues facing our region and economy.

What advocacy is the Chamber working on?

The Quesnel and District Chamber of Commerce has been working hard this past year as the voice of business dedicated to a prosperous community. We have been involved in several advocacy projects and are bringing the concerns of the Quesnel area to the B.C. Chamber AGM in May. In 2012, the chamber voiced its support for many community initiatives, including the placement of a North Cariboo Agriculture Marketing Association (FARMED) kiosk in Lebourdais Park, the Nazko Gateway Project, the development of a Welcoming Communities Action Plan and participation in a trade mission to China.

We also met with several provincial and federal cabinet ministers over the past year and connected them with members of the Chamber of Commerce to give our members a chance to voice their concerns and be part of the democratic process.

The Quesnel Chamber of Commerce will be continuing its advocacy efforts in 2013 by developing policy for the B.C. Chamber of Commerce to push for the economic development of our region and beneficial

agricultural policies.

We will continue to work with local government and organizations to ensure that Quesnel remains as prosperous and business-friendly as possible. The chamber works hard to keep update on any new policies that may affect our members, to make this information known and work to ensure the best outcome possible for our members.

What does the Chamber have planned for 2013?

As the Chamber of Commerce moves into 2013 we have several exciting things planned for this year.

With our new board elected in January, we have a dedicated, dynamic team of individuals from industry, education, agriculture, retail, realty, investment planning, food service, hospitality and tourism. The board met in early February to put together a strategic plan for 2013 to benefit our community and our members. We will be returning to a luncheon series this year, starting in March with Janine North from NDIT. In April, we will be holding a luncheon featuring Small Business Success, with winners from the Business Excellence Award in attendance.

In May, we will be holding our Annual General Meeting at the College of New Caledonia, where we will host a BBQ and are inviting groups and individuals interested in providing information or services to Chamber members to set up a booth or display.

June will be the next date in our luncheon

series, where we hope to have Randy Powell, President and CEO of Rocky Mountaineer Vacations. The summer will be a time for a fun networking event, with a lawn bowling tournament in the works for August.

October is small business month and we hope to have Hank Ketchum, of West Fraser Mills, to speak at our luncheon. The nominee luncheon for Business Excellence Awards will be held in November and the 20th Annual Business Excellence Awards will be held in the New Year.

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PST return looms for B.C. business TOM FLETCHER Black Press

Undoing the harmonized sales tax and establishing a modernized version of the 60-year-old provincial sales tax is the biggest task facing Premier Christy Clark’s government in the brief legislative sitting that precedes the May 14 provincial election.

Finance Minister Mike de Jong introduced the transition legislation Wednesday. It includes provisions for transactions that straddle the transition date, such as new home purchases.

The bill to replace the HST runs nearly 200 pages and it will add accounting costs for business as well as taking away business input tax credits that match those available under the federal Goods and Services Tax. The government has given itself a deadline of April 1 to make the switch for the 2013-14 fiscal year.

The administrative burden of the switch starts with businesses reprogramming cash registers and other systems to go back to collecting two separate sales taxes. One of the few modern touches to the new PST is the ability of more than 100,000 businesses to register online at www.gov.bc.ca/etaxbc/register and view online instructions to help make the transition.

About 30,000 B.C. businesses have started up since 2010 and operators may have no experience with the old sales tax system.

Provincial sales taxes on restaurant meals, haircuts and other services will be removed as of April 1, but one companion tax is being kept in place. Private sales of vehicles, boats and aircraft are exempt from GST, but the province levied a 12 per cent provincial tax on the transactions to equalize treatment of used vehicle sales between dealerships and individuals.

The government vowed to reinstate the old PST at seven per cent after the HST was rejected in a province-wide initiative petition. The HST was imposed in 2010, extending the provincial sales tax to a range of services.

Finance Minister Mike de Jong introduces transition legislation.

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Chasing Ice documentary chronicles the damage humans have wrought on the planet Quesnel Film Club presents Chasing Ice Feb. 21 at the Carib Theatre, with showtime at 6:30 p.m.

A special presentation at the 2012 Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival and winner of such awards as the Cinematography Award at the Sundance Film Festival, Chasing Ice is the engrossing and enlightening debut feature from documentary filmmaker Jeff Orlowski.

The film follows National Georgraphic photojournalist James Balog as he struggles to bring dramatic visual evidence of climate change in the Arctic to the attention of the world.

After an eye-opening 2005 visit to Iceland, Balog initiates an expedition called the Extreme Ice Survey, traversing the Arctic with a band of young adventurers and deploying revolutionary time-lapse cameras to capture a multi-year record of the world’s receding ice sheet.

As the climate change debate continues to polarize America and natural disasters around the world intensify exponentially, Balog finds himself at the centre of a maelstrom and near the end of his tether, struggling to make the world see what he has seen with his own (camera) eye.

Featuring stunning cinematography and privileged views of some neverbefore-seen areas of the Arctic, Chasing Ice is an engrossing chronicle of one man’s quest to reveal crucial evidence about the damage we have wrought to our carbon-powered planet.

Shocking, sobering yet ultimately optimistic, the story of Balog’s incredible journey is an urgent reminder that our world is in crisis and a rallying call to take action against its continued deterioration.

This documentary about photographing glaciers makes a compelling environmental case without sacrificing beauty. Chasing Ice conveys the visual richness of Balog’s work, where an astounding variety of shape, colour and translucency makes ice seem like a worthy object for a career, even if its appearance weren’t so closely linked to humanity’s fate.

Tickets for Chasing Ice are $9 (regular admission) and $7 (seniors) with film club memberships included in the price. For information on this film, the film club or any of the winter series films call 250-747-7422 or 250747-3979, join film club Facebook page at Quesnel Film Club or visit www.quesnelfilmclub.ca.

Revolutionary time-lapse cameras captured a multi-year record of the world’s receding ice sheet.

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TOM FLETCHER Black Press Premier Christy Clark kicked off the pre-election legislature session Tuesday with a pledge to establish a new fund from natural gas exports to support social programs and pay down debt.

The main purpose of the “British Columbia Prosperity Fund” will be to pay down debt, starting in 2017 when the first liquefied natural gas facilities begins to ship LNG for export from the northern coast to Asian markets. It will be funded by a tax on LNG exports, as well as gas producers’ corporate taxes and traditional natural gas royalty revenues.

The new fund is patterned after Alberta’s Heritage Fund, set up in 1976 as a legacy for Alberta’s oil and gas revenues. The B.C. fund would receive an estimated $100 billion from LNG revenues over 30 years, based on an assumption of five LNG production facilities exporting gas from the KitimatPrince Rupert region.

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Who do you think should be Quesnel’s Volunteer Citizen of the Year?

Deadline March 28, 2013 Do you know an outstanding volunteer, someone who works tirelessly to make our community a special place and who deserves recognition?

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Nominees for the Quesnel Volunteer Citizen of the year will: • have contributed to the betterment of the community in a fashion that you feel is desirable and beneficial to all.

• have contributed in a positive manner in the areas of business, government, social improvement, community service, cultural arts, religion, youth work or any other area of activity that you feel contributes to a better community.

• have lived in Quesnel, or area, for a least the past calendar year.

Submitting a nomination: • Any person, group or corporation, except the City of Quesnel and the Quesnel Cariboo Observer, may make a nomination.

• Complete an official nomination form.

• Judges may not be aware of the nominee’s past voluntary work; therefore, nominations should include a nomination form with a brief statement outlining the reasons the individual is considered worthy of receiving the Award.

• Letters of support should include other accomplishments and relevant information that may be helpful in evaluating the nominee. Please limit each letter of support to one page.

• No other supporting material will be accepted.

• Nominations forms and letters of support must be delivered no later than 4 p.m. Thursday, March 28, 2013 to: City of Quesnel, 410 Kinchant Street, Quesnel, B.C. V2J 7J5 or Quesnel Cariboo Observer, 188 Carson Ave., Quesnel, B.C. V2J 2A8 There is time commitment for the award winner, who will participate in an organized committee, which meets approximately six times per year

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n every community there are certain places we frequent. Sometimes they become like a home away from home and for many the Quesnel Twin Arenas may be that place. However, when the Multi-Centre is finished it will be a home-away-from home for many more local residents.

And that’s as it should be. The Multi-Centre belongs to the community and over the next two months chief corporate fundraiser Carol Pitkin will be pounding the pavement encouraging everyone in business, industry as well as individuals to climb on board this community project.

Pitkin is hired by the North Cariboo Multi-Centre Fundraising Committee until the end of April to not only raise funds for the project but also to generate enthusiasm in the community for a project she passionately believes belongs to everyone in the region. She also sees the MultiCentre providing much-needed infrastructure, enhancing the lifestyles of the citizens of Quesnel and bringing new people to the area.

“I’ve taken a leave from my business for three months to devote full time to the project,” Pitkin said.

“The Multi-Centre is the heart of the community and the people are the bloodline to this heart.”

And as for usage of the facility once it’s built, Pitkin said it’s reasonable to expect that most people in the area, or a member of their family, will walk through the doors of the Multi-Centre.

With every single penny counting, she added everyone can participate in the fundraising, regardless of the donation size.

“Buy a seat in the new theatre, a rock in the decorative wall or drop off a donation to City Hall,” she encouraged.

Pitkin said she sometimes can’t sleep because her mind is constantly working to discover new ways to raise money.

Purple Friday is coming soon, where the public can purchase T-shirts for $10 each which not only helps the project but is also a beautiful public display of support, she said.

“These T-shirts are also an acknowledgement that this Multi-Centre belongs to the community.”

As Pitkin makes her way to more and more businesses and industries, she is pleased to report corporate fundraising is through the roof.

“Now we need you, the lifeblood of the community, to embrace ownership of the Multi-Centre and pledge what you can.”

As pledges mount up and commitment grows, Pitkin is looking forward, in the very near future, to providing a total so far of the committee’s efforts, allowing the public to see the goal is not far off.

“We’ve had amazing success so far towards making the Multi-Centre a reality. Every donor, every volunteer, every local government effort is for the legacy, in bricks and mortar, of this heart of the community, the Multi-Centre.”

Pitkin envisions classrooms challenging classrooms to raise the most money; businesses challenging other businesses; even the possibility of banks challenging banks, hockey teams challenging other hockey teams.

“It would be so much fun to see this roll into every corner of the community.”

Not sure how you can contribute? Pitkin said in addition to dropping off donations at City Hall, those wishing to help fund this project can go online through PayPal and make a donation to City Hall. There’s also brochures in most stores which explain the seat sales and other donation opportunities.

To contact Pitkin, e-mail cpitkin@telus.net or call 250Carol Pitkin is on a mission to see Quesnel realize the dream of a new Multi-Centre.

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BBBSC release survey on bullying Strike out bullying at Bowl for Kids Sake

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strong majority of Canadians (78 per cent) believe that not enough is being done to stop bullying in their communities, according to a new national survey commissioned by Big Brothers Big Sisters of Canada (BBBSC) and Invesco Canada Ltd. Three quarters of Canadians polled (76 per cent) think stronger anti-bullying legislation and stricter enforcement of those laws would be an effective way to reduce bullying. Ninetyfour per cent of respondents also think that teachers and school administrators share responsibility for the prevention of bullying.

Moreover, 87 per cent of Canadians think that providing children and teenagers who bully others with a volunteer mentor is an effective intervention.

A reason why Canadians feel so strongly against bullying is that 59 per cent of those surveyed report they were abused by bullies as a child or teenager and 45 per cent believe they suffered lasting harm.

The Ipsos Reid survey was designed to examine current attitudes about bullying.

The research studied the incidence of different forms of bullying, long-term harmful effects and what Canadians perceive as the most effective ways to stop or reduce bullying.

Key Findings • Among bullied Canadians, 72 per cent said they were teased in a manner designed to humiliate; 71 per cent experienced verbal abuse and taunting; 43 per

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cent were slapped, shoved, hit or beaten and five per cent experienced online ridicule and humiliation.

• 42 per cent of bullied Canadians believe they would have benefited from having a volunteer mentor, such as a Big Sister or Big Brother, to provide support.

• Among bullied Canadians who suffered lasting harm, injurious effects included lack of confidence (69 per cent); low self-esteem (53 per cent); depression (29 per cent); anger management issues (23 per cent) and poor academic achievement (20 per cent).

• School-based interventions to stop bullying are seen as an effective deterrent by 90 per cent of Canadians.

• 92 per cent of Canadians believe peer pressure by those who witness or hear about acts of bullying is an effective intervention.

• 90 per cent of respondents also believe that intervention by parents to protect their child or stop their child from abusing others is effective.

• Public awareness campaigns for children and teenagers to encourage them not to bully and to intervene when they see acts of bullying are viewed as an effective intervention by 84 per cent of Canadians.

• Internet campaigns to identify and discourage bullies were perceived as an effective deterrent to prevent

or reduce bullying by 72 per cent of respondents.

BBBSC is celebrating its 100th anniversary with a year-long public education campaign to give Canadians fresh insights into the societal value of youth mentoring.

The various youth mentoring services provided by volunteer Big Brothers and Big Sisters have proven to be instrumental in reducing bullying and other related negative behaviours such as lack of interest in school; truancy; low self-esteem and drug and alcohol abuse.

The Ipsos Reid survey was commissioned by Big Brothers Big Sisters to mobilize Canadians against bullying in their communities. From February through April, Big Brothers Big Sisters agencies across Canada will be challenging individuals and companies to “step up and strike out bullying” by participating in fundraising bowling events called Bowl for Kids Sake.

“Ninety-five per cent of Canadians agree that freedom from bullying is the right of every child and teenager,” Bruce MacDonald, president and CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Canada (BBBSC) said.

“Clearly there is strong support for action to reduce bullying and its harmful effects on our communities. We invite Canadians to make a positive impact by participating or donating to

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the Bowl for Kids Sake event closest to them.”

Quesnel Big Brothers Big Sisters executive director Maggie Bello would love to see the lanes fill up at Rev Bowling Lanes for this annual event.

“Join us to strike out bullying and participate in the Bowl for Kids Sake.

You can make up your own bowling team, sponsor a bowler, or be a lane or bowling shoe sponsor,” Bello said.

“Join us at Rev Bowling Lanes on April 28 and help celebrate our 100th birthday. The theme this year is “Let’s Party” so be creative with your costumes. For more information call us at 992-7257 or visit our website at bigbrothersbigsistersofquesnel.ca.”

People and businesses can donate to the Bowl for Kids Sake campaign or volunteer to fundraise by visiting www.bigbrothersbigsisters. ca. Canadians who want to stop bullying can also contact their local Big Brothers Big Sisters agency for information.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Canada have added an interesting feature to the Internet.

The public is encouraged to visit thebigshoutout.ca where they can acknowlege the positive influence someone has made in their lives. This is a chance to send a message to that special someone who at one point in their life has made a difference.

It may have been your teacher, coach, mom or dad, or even your brother or sister.

Obituary Tribute

Keith Monkman

Nov. 9, 1944 ~ Jan. 30, 2013

Keith Monkman passed away peacefully at home on January 30, 2013.

Keith was born in Croydon, England on November 9, 1944. He was raised in Winnipeg, then in Ontario, he came to Quesnel 10 years ago.

Keith enjoyed playing with the Quesnel Pipe Band.

Keith is survived by his wife Elizabeth Playford.

He is predeceased by his mother Daphne Monkman.

A Celebration of Life to be held February 21, 2013 from 5 - 9 pm at the Royal Canadian Legion.

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How to Transfer Assets to Your Adult Children Interested in transferring assets to your children? There are two routes you can takepass assets along while you’re alive, or leave them to your heirs when you die.

A gift of cash is one of the easiest ways to transfer assets while you’re alive. Cash can help your children buy their first home, start a business, fund a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) or help meet just about any other financial need. If your child is 18 or older, there are no tax consequences for you or the recipient when you give money. And by giving cash now, you’ll transfer future tax liability to your children.

You may have other assets to pass along-such as securities, real estate, or business interests.

In that case, things can be more complicated.

The transfer of assets is unlikely to create immediate tax consequences for your child, but it can result in tax liabilities for you.

Transferred assets are generally deemed for tax purposes to have been sold (a “deemed deposition), even if no actual sale takes place.

The increase in the value of those assets is a capital gain and may increase your tax bill. The good news is that appreciation from the day of the transfer is taxable in the child’s hands.

You may be able to reduce taxes by giving assets to your child over a number of years, instead of all at once. A large gift can raise your marginal tax rate, and consequently the amount of tax you pay. Capital gains taxes can also be reduced if you have capital losses in the year of the gift or have unused capital losses from previous years.

Something else to consider when giving assets is that you lose control over them. If you want to retain control, consider setting up a trust to transfer assets to children while you’re alive and appoint yourself as trustee. In most cases you’ll pay capital gains taxes on the appreciation in value until the day assets are transferred. Depending on how you set up the trust, you may also be subject to taxes on income earned by those assets. Seek legal and tax advice when considering this arrangement.

Trusts are often used as an “estate freeze,” a strategy that freezes assets at their current value for tax purposes while you’re alive. You will have been deemed to have sold these assets and will be taxed on capital gains.

However, future taxes are deferred until your beneficiaries sell the assets, or until their deaths. Estate freezes can be particularly useful when passing business assets along to children. The goal is to limit the value of the business that will be taxable upon your death and defer taxes on future growth to the next generation.

There may be other strategies you can use to transfer wealth before you die. For more information, consult your financial advisor.

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Take time to open drawers E

very time you go to the Museum, you see something new...well, old, but new.

Perhaps different should be the word.

This week, as we accompanied the appraiser on his journey through the Museum, I discovered more items of interest.

Are you, or have you ever been, a butterfly collector? There’s a scientific name for that, isn’t there? The beautiful specimens are encased in the sliding drawers and are not readily noticeable as you stroll through. Be certain you take the time to pull out every drawer and admire these exquisite specimens.

When you meander on in to the mining section of the Museum, you will find more samples...this time the specimens are rocks. Pull out the drawers and you will find rocks and minerals of every PAST TIME variety. And science lessons from days gone by!

One of the more interesting aspects on your journey might be the samples of exquisite handwriting on display. In a day where very little is done by hand, on paper, whether it be printing or handwriting, script and handwriting are fast becoming a lost art.

I think, or I hope, that I mentioned before about the need for a new logo for the Museum. Our outdoor signs are to be replaced this spring and the Museum Commission and the manager felt that our current logo “Best kept secret in the Cariboo” is more than a bit passé. If you have any suggestions for a catchy phrase or a few fine words that could entice visitors to come in to our Museum, give us a call. There are more than a few wordsmiths in our fair city, hopefully someone will come up with something clever and witty!

As we are in our 50th year, I do hope you are reading Bruce Steele’s gleanings from the past 50 years in his “Glimpse...” column being published weekly in the Observer.

50 years really isn’t that long ago...do you have any ‘relics’ or ‘artifacts’ from 50 years ago that you would consider donating to the Museum?

Hope to see you as you ‘pass time’ at the Museum.

Don’t let someone dim your light, simply because it is shining in their eyes.

Honey Affleck is chair of the Museum Commission and regular Observer columnist.

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Third Annual Scrabble Tournament set for Feb. 24 ANNIE GALLANT Observer Reporter

Never a group to rest on their laurels, the Gold Pan Grannies are again gearing up for their third Annual Gold Pan Grannies Scrabble Tournament, Feb. 24 in St. John’s Community Hall, 465 Kinchant St. with doors opening at 1 p.m.

This year they have refined their tournament rules, with each player only playing three, one-onone games.

“The trophy will be awarded to the highest total score of all three games,” organizer Grannie Olive Walsh said.

For the past three years, this tournament has kicked off the Gold Pan Grannie’s fundraising.

Each year, they raise money for the Stephen Lewis Foundation’s Grandmothers to Grandmothers campaign, which supports grandmothers in Africa who are

raising children ordered some orphaned by for his store.

HIV/AIDS. Within a year Through everyone “had sales of Kazuri to have one.”

Jewelry, plants Scrabble at the Farmers’ is now Market, manufactured shortbread sales in 30 at Christmas languages. time, handmade Hasbro owns (by Quesnel and makes Grannies) the English grannie angels and Spanish and of course version, while the Scrabble Mattel makes Tournament. and owns “Our the rest. The philosophy is languages we provide a include Arabic, tangible item or Czech, Greek, service for the Slovenian and money we raise,” Turkish as well Walsh said. as many more, The total with varying money raised so number of tiles far is $6,784. depending on Scrabble has the frequency been around of letter use since the in any given depression in language.

Time to sign up for Scrabble.

Observer file photo the 1930s, when For example an unemployed the English architect, Alfred thus giving him version Mosher Butts, decided the foundation for contains 100 letter to invent a board the game we play tiles while the game. After studying today. However, Afrikaans editions the front page of the it wasn’t until the uses 102 tiles with New York Times, president of Macy’s no tiles for Z or Butts calculated how Department Store (or X, as they are used often each of the 26 so the legend goes) so infrequently letters of the English discovered the game in the language. language was used, on vacation and Allowances are made

for various aspects of different languages to accommodate the individual alphabets.

However, no matter where or what language you play the game, Scrabble is fun and although some take the competitive nature of the game more seriously than others, Walsh was firm their tournament is meant to be a fun, social afternoon during the dreariest time of the year.

But that’s not to say challenges aren’t taken seriously.

“We have the fourth edition of the Scrabble dictionary to settle disputes,” she said.

They also have copies of Scrabble rules on hand just in case someone isn’t familiar with that aspect.

Never played Scrabble before?

Again, Olive would be happy to play you a game to familiarize with the rules. She also said there’s drop-in Scrabble at the Seniors’ Centre, Thursdays at 1 p.m., which is a great

opportunity to gain a little experience or to brush up on your skills.

“And if you’re really looking to be at the top of your game and want to exercise your Scrabble muscle you can always go online,” she added.

With only 40 spots available in the tournament, register

early so as to not be disappointed. It costs $20 to play which can be paid at the door, but Walsh asked people to preregister so they know how many to expect.

Register by calling Walsh at 250-7473547.

Light refreshments included, along with several door prizes.

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Two essentials – repentance and faith

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onvicted murderer James French, moments before he was electrocuted in the Ohio penitentiary electric chair said to a group of reporters nearby, “Hey Fellas!

How about this for a headline for tomorrow’s papers: ‘French Fries!’”

Why are a dying person’s last words of interest to so many?

Remember in the film Citizen Kane, the last words spoken by the dying publishing tycoon Charles Foster Kane – “Rosebud”?

Following his death, news reporters scrambled to discover the meaning of his final utterance. For family, the last words of a departed loved one are treasured because they were the last. The apostle Paul had final words to say to a young Ephesian church in (Acts 20:13-38).

Pastor Tim Hall

Victory Way Church Like a father to his children, for that was what he was like to them, he utters his final instructions: “repentance toward God, and faith toward our Lord Jesus Christ.” His official testimony always stressed these two points – repentance toward God and faith toward our Lord Jesus Christ.

They are essential to salvation. Some things may be, but these must be. Certain things are needful to the well-being of a Christian but these things are essential to the very being of a Christian.

There is, of course, a repentance that is

not towards God. For some, there is a repentance and sorrow when they are exposed for a wrong doing. They grieved not for the act itself but because they got caught and now must face the opinion of others. For others, there is a repentance which consists in grief because of the painful consequences of sin. The man who has been a spendthrift, a gambler and his money is gone, repents for his foolishness. This is not the repentance which the Spirit of God works in a soul.

True repentance is sorrow for the sin itself – it has not only a fear of the death which is the wages of sin but of the sin which earns the wages.

Repentance and faith must go together to complete each other. Compare them

to a door and its frame. Repentance is the door which shuts out sin, but faith is the frame upon which its hinges are fixed.

A door without a frame to hang upon is not a door at all – while a frame without

the door hanging to it is of no value whatever.

And these two He has made inseparable – repentance and faith.

Tim Hall is a pastor with Victory Way Church in Quesnel.

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Fraser River Ice Static Water Level Still High

“Massive shards of ice, at points jutting eight and ten feet into the air, choke the swollen Fraser River at Quesnel. The level of the river has risen more than six feet in the past 8 hours and shows no signs of subsiding, it is reliably reported. Tons of white ice are packed up against the concrete substructure of the Fraser River Bridge and in some places three and four layers of ice ride the grey water. So far the river has not broken its banks although residents on the west side are concerned after last year’s serious flood. Some west bank residents were attempting to circulate a petition to the town to have the west bank of the river sand-bagged as a precautionary measure, it was reported last Sunday. Level of the Quesnel river has risen more than six feet during the past three days, completely flooding the sand bar at its juncture with the Fraser River.”

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Bending over backwards for gold JONAS GAGNON Observer Reporter At the Quesnel Technics Gymnastics Club athletes limbered up for the zones, putting their bodies through paces that require bones of rubber and muscles of steel.

More than 110 athletes from Smithers, Terrace, Fort St. John, Williams Lake, Prince George, and Quesnel participated in the event.

In men’s level one, Isaac Woollends took gold on rings, silver on floor, silver on parallel bars, silver on horizontal bar, silver on vault and bronze on pommel horse to receive a silver all-around In women’s provincial level one, Argo Presley Kitamura took first on floor, first on bars, third on beam, and fourth on vault to place second all-around. Haley Lattman placed third on floor, fourth on bars, fifth on beam and fifth on vault to place fifth all-around.

In women’s provincial level one Tyro, Sierra Moore placed fifth on beam.

Celina DeRose took second on beam, third on bars, fourth on vault

Left: Haley Lattman finishes her beam performance with a pose. Right; Presley Kitamura does a handstand to warm up.

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and fifth on floor to place third allaround in women’s provincial level one - novice.

Emmi Vahaaho flipped her way to second on floor, second on beam and fourth on bars to place fourth all-around in women’s provincial level two – Tyro. Alyssa Schneider took first on vault, first on bars, fourth on beam and fourth on floor to place second all-around. Emily Gorder took first on beam, first on floor, second on bars and third on vault to place her on top all-around.

In women’s provincial level 3 – Tyro, Madison Moore vaulted to first on vault, second on beam, second on bars and second on floor to place second all-around. Jessica Higgins took first on beam, first on bars, first on floor and second on vault to place first all-around.

Level two and level three athletes qualify for the BC Provincial Championships in Prince George by placing in the top six for each category putting Emmi Vahaaho, Alyssa Schneider, Emily Gorder, Madison Moore, and Jessica Higgins in the competition April 5-7.

‘Roos stumble against Stamps

Strike forces next games to be played in Quesnel JONAS GAGNON Observer Reporter The 'Roos opened up their second round of the playoffs last Saturday, riding high on a win streak that wouldn't last through the next sixty minutes.

"We weren't the same team we were for the last half of the season," coach Brain Kozak said.

With a team as good as Williams Lake, the 'Roos knew they had to be on their game said Kozak, despite this, the team just didn't work for the little things – didn't follow through on checks or make the Stamps earn every shot.

The 'Roos got off to a slow start in the first, with the Stamps out-shooting them two to one through the period.

"Our plan was to make them work hard, make them earn every inch and we

didn't do that," said Kozak.

Just after the halfway point of the period Jassi Sangha netted the Stamps first goal of the night unassisted.

Hampered by penalties, another old bad habit that found its way back into the game, the 'Roos were unable to score in the first. They garnered five penalties, including a 10 minute misconduct for Brayden Penner, to a lone Stamps penalty.

In the second, the 'Roos came out with a mission, to find the equalizer and get control of the game.

With that goal in mind, the 'Roos calmed down and kept out of the box, and played hard.

The 'Roos put themselves on equal footing when the scoring team of Justin Fulton and Levon Johnson got together seven minutes in, with Fulton feeding Johnson, who put it into the Stamps' net.

Equality didn't last long, though, as the

'Roos fell back from the fight into the bad habits that dogged them in the first.

Two minutes after the 'Roos goal, the Stamps took the lead once again, with Dylan Richardson finding the back of the net.

Matt Lees got the cushion for the Stamps with five minutes left in the first to put the 'Roos down a shallow well come the opening of the third.

After a fairly staid second, the third got physical, with the teams trading off on penalty kills for the last half of the period.

It was on one of those power plays that the Stamps started to really pull away from the 'Roos.

Nathan Zurak got the demoralizing fourth goal for the Stamps at 12 minutes.

A minute and a half later, Sangha would and net the Stamps fifth and last goal of the night.

A mental block, that Kozak is now focusing on breaking, hounded the team, he said.

The 'Roos now sit in a precarious position. Next week they play the second game of the series here in Quesnel.

The games, originally scheduled for Williams Lake will be in Quesnel after a strike made ice unavailable in Williams Lake.

The 'Roos must win the next game to force a third game in the series, which would take place Sunday, which they also must win to continue in the playoffs.

Despite the disappointment at losing at home, Kozak is optimistic about the next two games.

"We're going to regroup, have a good practice and play 'Roos style hockey," he said.

"We have the character on the team to push through."

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A sweetheart of a weekend for Northstars

The U19A Quesnel Northstars participated in the Kelowna Sweetheart Ringette tournament this past weekend, taking gold for their third straight tournament win.

Nine teams from Edmonton, Calgary and the Lower Mainland were divided into three pools.

The first game saw Quesnel defeat the Calgary Rogue 9-2, with Jessica McDonald scoring four goals and Katie Young scoring one with four assists.

The second game against the Delta Fusion was much closer, with the Quesnel girls winning 4-2, with Ricki Burt and Sarah Melnyk leading the way with a goal and an assist each.

Saturday morning, the girls ran into a fast Sherwood Park team who handed them their first loss of

the season of 7-4.

“They came at us with three lines, a very fast pace and we just did not adjust.

Losing a game is sometimes a good thing, it gets the team back on track,” Coach Judy Young said.

It was a do or die situation for their Saturday night game; they had to beat Fraser Valley in order to continue on to the semi-finals.

They came up with a tremendous 6-2 victory, with Sofia Petersen scoring a crucial goal.

“Our three defence men, Sarah Melnyk, Rebecca Milligan and Jessica MacDonald, are so solid back there. It gives our team the confidence it needs to be able to beat anyone,” Young said.

The Sunday morning semi final against Bow View out of Calgary was one of the best games of the

season for the girls.

Hannah Young scored two goals in the 3-1 win, in a fast and exciting game.

Goalie Colleen Moorhouse made some great saves to keep her team in it.

“I have to admit, I had doubts as to whether we should still attend the tournament with three of our players unable to attend due to other commitments and an injury. But I knew we were capable of doing very well. My only concern was that we would run out of gas. Having only eight skaters and a goalie is very minimal when attending a tournament of this caliber,” Young said.

The final game was against the powerhouse Sherwood Park, who were undefeated throughout the tournament.

Emily McMartin, who is coming off a

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major injury, really stepped it up. Quesnel took a 4-3 lead after the first period and came out strong for the second period.

Led by McMartins’ hat trick, Quesnel defeated the shocked Alberta team 8-5 for the gold.

“I was very proud of these girls this weekend. Everyone of them contributed to this win. They have such an incredible amount of

determination, work ethic and just a huge amount of heart. I don't think anything could stop these girls from succeeding,” Young said.

The next tournament for the team is the BC Provincials, March 1-3 in Langley.

The winner of this moves on to the Western Canadian Championships in Regina this April.

Quesnel Girls Softball Annual General Meeting Wednesday, Feb. 20 7:00 p.m. at the Quesnel Twin Arena in the Minor Hockey Room

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Again a nice flow of both butcher cows and feeder cattle.

Mountain Charolais set the trend for our butcher bull trade with 1615 lb bulls to 81.50. The Ward Creek Ranch put the fire to our butcher cow trade with 1338 lb butcher cows powering to 68.50. Brian & Kim Stuart put the power to our calf trade with 425 lb s/c to 164.50 and 620 lb s/c to 147.00. Dirk & Diane Vandermeer saw their 610 lb s/c power to 147.50 and h/c topping 145.50. The Quesnel Ranch from Lumby saw their 530 lb Red Baldie s/c rip to 147.50. 6 head of their 489 lb Red Blaze Face h/c reached 145.50. Allan & Ginger Glen saw their 631 lb Blk Angus h/c top 132.25. Louie Katona with a top set of calves from Merritt. His 543 lb Red Blaze Face h/c traded to 138.00, his 735 lb steers walked to 128.00.

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Emerie Watson went striving for personal bests and found eight seconds in the 100m backstroke, which was good enough to net her third and an open door to AAAs in Victoria this March.

Watson, who is 11 years–old, beat her personal bests in three of her five events and took top 15 in four.

Natasha Hanson, 12, also made the trip down south.

Hanson beat four of her best times and made finals in the the 200m individual medley, in which she took seventh.

Hanson also made the top ten in the 100m backstroke, taking ninth. For six out of her seven events, Natasha was top 13 and better.

Watson will join Garnet Currie as the team's contingent at AAAs, March 1–4.

QFSC The figure skating club was standing tall on the podium last weekend.

Five representatives of the Quesnel made their way to Dawson Creek to compete in the Totem figure skating competition.

Beverly Smetaniuk, the youngest member in attendance, placed third in the Prelim Elements event and earned a Silver assessment in her solo.

Jillian Coudwell placed third in the STAR 4 13 & over (Grp 1) category.

Madison Nickolet placed first in the STAR 4 13 & over (Grp 2) category and placed first in the Bronze Elements event.

Carmen Huang placed first in the Sr. Silver Ladies freeskate category.

Selena Van Aert placed first in the Gold ladies freeskate category.

Quesnel members, Selena Van Aert, Carmen Huang and Cassandra Greenwood (who will compete next weekend at the Regional Championships) are ‘unofficially’ setting new highest point standards with their performances in their respective categories for the British Columbia / Yukon Section.

The club is in action in Kitimat next weekend at the CNC Regional Championships. Olivia Marleau, Cassandra Greenwood, Kayla Flanagan, Madison Nickolet will be representing the club at the compeition.

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Biathletes find success in Kelowna JONAS GAGNON Observer Reporter

The biathlon team was in West Kelowna last weekend, making their mark in the sport.

Teams from across B.C. found their way to the Telemark Nordic Club in Kelowna to take part in the second race of the BC Biathlon Cup. Nine members of the Quesnel Biathlon Team took part in the race.

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The North Cariboo Multi Centre is the key to Quesnelʻs future as a community. It will be home to entertainment, cultural and sporting events, which will vastly improve the health and wellness of residents.

The Multi Centre will be a destination for trade shows and conventions, which will be a tremendous benefit to local businesses.

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The North Cariboo Multi Centre will be the heart of Quesnel for generations to come. Help us bring it to life.

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2 lb pork side ribs 1 cup pure maple syrup 3 tbsp frozen orange juice concentrate 3 tbsp ketchup 2 tbsp soy sauce 1 tbsp Dijon mustard 1 tbsp Worcestershire sauce 1 tsp curry powder 1 clove garlic, minced 2 green onions, minced Directions: Soak maple planks in sink or clean bucket filled with water for at least 1 hour. (this can be done during first stage of cooking the ribs) Light one side of your barbecue, and preheat until temperature gauge shows 350°F. Place ribs meat side up in a roasting pan.

Cover pan tightly with foil and place on the unlit side of your barbecue.

Bake for 1 1/4 hours.

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Lidder Investment o/a River Rock Pub & Restaurant in Quesnel, BC is hiring a FT Indian Cook. 3 yrs experience is required & must have knowledge of making Indian dishes like Butter Chicken, Tandoori Chicken, Veg. Curries, Naan, Rice, etc. Salary $13/hr , 40 hours per week. Knowledge of Hindi or Punjabi an asset. Interested applicants email resume at riverrock@telus.net

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Mack Brothers Logging requires immediately a short log truck driver. Full time until end of season and again after break up. Top wages and benefit package. Call Dan @ (250)613-6553 Merchandiser required for books & magazine. Approx. 8 hr/week on Thursday.Training provided. Must have own vehicle and internet access. Email resume to SWoelke@tng.com WANT to live in PARADISE? A year round, resident caretaker couple is required for beautiful Paradise Lake Resort in the Thompson/Okanagan.

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Quesnel Billy Barker Days Society The Billy Barker Days Society is looking for a community minded individual with some knowledge of Bookkeeping to undertake the volunteer role of Treasurer for the society.

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Quesnel & District Hospice Palliative Care Association Client Care Volunteer Training Program QDHPCA welcomes compassionate men and women who are interested in providing respite care, companionship and support to individuals, and their families, who are living with a chronic progressive or life limiting illness, to those who are at the end of life, and to those who are bereaved. As a Client Care volunteer your care and support may be needed in the personâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s home, in hospice, in hospital or in residential care.

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REALTY 399,900

$

1706 View Dr. - Horses Grazing, Tree lined drive, View of Mnts to east & Dragon Lk to west. 7.41 ac, south. Owner built, 3 bdrm, 3 bath, bright & inviting home. Laun on main, huge kitchen, cupbd space galore, cov’d porch, 2 decks, hot tub, fire pit, trails, RV storage, barn, fenced pasture. High ceiling in part fin’d bsmt. The longer you visit, the more to discover. A true gem of a lifestyle, all set up for you & your horses. Call Rick MLS#N220775 NCR#2344

495,000

$

945 Broughton Ave.- 8-3 bedroom units, 7 rent out for $650 a month. 1 is under construction & will rent out for $700. 2 units (100 & 101) are 3 levels. Enced backyard, park close by.

MLS#N4505892 NCR#2394

220,000

$

4131 Quesnel-Hixon Rd - Home Sweet Home! Nestled on 2 acres of privacy. Fraser river view from deck & backyard sitting area. Open design, freshly remodeled, beautiful kitchen cabinets, 3 + 1 bdrms, 2 baths, rec room features cozy wood unit. Wood working shop is wired, insulated & complete w/pellet stove. Dbl garage. Lovely yard, trees, fenced garden, greenhouse, past airport just min. from town. Call Rick.

MLS#224141 NCR#2397

249,900

$

1320 Nagra Ave. - Welcome home - neat - convenient -family friendly! Enjoy the peaceful front porch, welcoming entrace to this beautifully decorated home. 4 bdrms/den, 3 baths, family rm off kitchen, laundry on main, huge deck to enjoy the fenced backyard. just a hop, skip & jump to the River Walk trail, rec centre & elem. school. Culde-sac street of lovely homes. Call Rick.

MLS#N221836 NCR#2359

125,000

$

44910 Landry Rd. – This beautiful setting of 4.99 acres is an immaculate & spacious 2 bdrm, 2bath mobile on a quiet no thru road. Sky lights & ample vinyl windows throughout gives a sense of peace and tranquility.

Large, wired 30’x20’ storage shed. This gem is located on the first road past the Cottonwood River bridge on the Quesnel-Hixon Hwy. Truly a must see! Call Lisa to view.

MLS#N213347 NCR#2235

95,000

395,900

$

574 Marsh Rd. - This remodeled 3 bedroom mobile is located on just under an acre. French doors in kitchen lead to deck. Artesian well and lots of energy efficient updates, including new hot water tank, furnace and heat pump/air conditioner. With a just a few finishing touches, this could be your personalized country escape just 5 minutes from town! Call Lisa to view.

MLS#224614 NCR#2398

$

4323 Quesnel Hixon Rd - 89.88 beautifully treed acres surround this older log home located just min. from town yet feels like the country. Nestled in park-like setting w/a long private drive. Pasture for horses, garden w/fruit trees add to the natural beauty.

This gorgeous property boasts 270 ft. of river frontage & amazing views of the mighty Fraser. Call Rick.

MLS#N214004 NCR#2243

59,900

$

Lot 1 Nazko Rd. - Build your log home. Enough trees on 4.83 acres ready for development. Ideal as unique building site w/southern exposure. Beautifully treed, nice elevation. Frontage on Nazko Road at corner just past Rawlings Rd., high side of highway on curve. Private with highway frontage. Easy commute to town, approx.

15 min. drive west of Quesnel. Call Rick for more info.

MLS#N177687 NCR#1907

189,900

$

125 Lindsay St. - Solidly built 4 bdrm, 2 bath home located on a quiet cul-de-sac in family friendly Johnston Sub. Large kitchen w/plenty of counter & cupboard space.

Bright open living rm is great for entertaining or just relaxing w/the family in front of the fireplace on those cold winter nights. Master boasts a large walk in closet. Don’t miss out on this one! Book your viewing today.

MLS#N222405 NCR#2366

439,000

187,500

$

687 Kinchant St. - Immaculately maintained 6 unit apartment in North Quesnel. Two x 1 bedroom approx 500 sq ft per unit, four x 2 bedroom unit approx 600 sq ft per unit. Gross income $43,716 per annum.

MLS#N4505746 NCR#2375

$

408 Allard St.-Focus on the children! All about the family in this rancher! Family perfect with 3+1 bdrms, 3 baths, large inviting kitchen complete w/space for laundry.

Bsmt has huge rec rm & games rm. Enjoy the terraced, private & fenced backyard. Large covered sundeck, screened porch w/enclosed storage/workshop below. Everything you need in a completely finished 2 level plan. Call Rick.

MLS#N220441 NCR#2339

319,900

249,900

$

262 - 264 Baker Dr. - This 4 plex is a real buy for investors. $650 per suite rent per month w/tenants paying their own utilities. Each suite has 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, and deck or patio for summer. Inquire.

MLS#N222865 NCR#2374

299,900

$

7337 Cinderella Rd. – LOG CHALET at TROLL SKI Resort! Clean Mountain Air, Imagine morning coffee on your sundeck. Ski from your backyard. Year round Resort Living, 2 Bdrm, 2 bath, open Den/Loft. Quality Log, high ceilings, hickory cupboards, Corian countertops, elec heat/ wood Blaze King. Heated tile flooring in Kitchen/Dining/ main bath. ½ hr. from Quesnel. Call Rick.

MLS#N220501 NCR#2340

29,900

$

$

#101-1702 Dyke Rd. - Rancher - River - Unique! Ideal upscale one-level living. Gated community, 1500 sq. ft., vaulted ceilings, 3 bdrms, 2 baths. Modern kitchen, corner view windows in eating area. Dining rm could be a perfect cozy family rm. Just a few steps to enjoy the beach along the Fraser River. Lifestyle is quiet, wildlife & just minutes from downtown & Quesnel Golf Course. Call Rick to view.

MLS#N215599 NCR#2262

502 Allard St. - This 3 bedroom full basement townhouse is a great investment. Located in West Quesnel and close to shopping and bus route. Maintenance fees apply.

Call Lisa to view.

MLS#221556 NCR#2353

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369,900

249,900

$

$

1866 Feldspar Ave. - Beautiful custom built one owner executive home overlooking Dragon Lake!

Paving stone driveway, hot tub, heated 2 bay grg/shop w/7’& 9’ doors. 2 bdrms, den, 2 baths w/main floor laundry. Living rm has vaulted ceilings, master has Jacuzzi tub. Walkout bsmt feat. large family rec rm w/wood stove & pool table -2 more bdrms & craft rm. A must see!! Call Lisa to view.

MLS#224648 NCR#2399

174,900

$

578 Jones St. - Sweet North Quesnel! 3bdrms, 2 baths, gas stove, gas fireplace, laundry in main bath plus 1 bdrm bsmt suite. Backyard features privacy, large covered sundeck complete w/skylights, fenced & alley access. All rooms generously sized, some redecorating started, finish w/your own personal touches. Call Rick to view.

MLS#N221711 NCR#2357

269,900

$

690 Rolph St. - River frontage & room for the whole family in this 5 bdrm split entry home w/fully finished bsmt. Fenced, private backyard, close to schools, shopping, recreation, & transit. Great family friendly neighbourhood, or invest & become a landlord.

MLS#N223506 NCR#2383

14,000

12490 Barkerville Hwy.- A gold mine w/in a gold mine! Fully functioning garage, fuel pumps (only one in Wells & Barkerville!), liquor store, post-office, coffee shop, dry goods - you name it! Huge 5 bdrm home out back w/ jacuzzi hot tub in bsmt to ease away the daily grind. Court ordered sale means “no financials” & “as is, where is”, which is the main reason for this incredible deal. Don’t let this one get away. Call Linda or Anna-Lisa.

MLS#N4505517 NCR#2328

299,000

$

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237 Warden St. – Nicely treed, flat lot located in West Quesnel. Within walking distance to schools, shopping and downtown Quesnel. Priced for quick sale, motivated seller. Call Lisa for more information.

MLS#N223803 NCR#2391

1262 Croft Rd. - INDOOR POOL, SAUNA, FITNESS AREA! 3 bdrm, 3 bath rancher on ½ acre South. Fully updated & upgraded home. Granite countertops, new hardwood floors, new carpet, new windows & doors. New furnace, HRV, HWT & water softner. Incl. 1 yr old SS appliances & fitness equipment. Level lot, quiet street, close to school, shopping & Dragon Lake. Quick possission. Call Rick.

MLS#N223190 NCR#2380

289,900

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337 Wilson st. - Charming Victorian styled home w/2 bedrooms up & possibly 2 down.

RickNice sized living room, kitchen, and dining rooms.

Separate garage & additional 250-992-9846 small plumbed & wired building used as a concession in the past. Located in very desirable part of town. Call to view!!

MLS#N223970 NCR#2393

124,900

1394 Webber Rd - Log home-Pond-Private Estate Bright, unique, country living at its finest. Extremely high ceilings, loft feats oversized master. Close to town off Barkerville Hwy 8.72 acres 2 titles, 14x28 shop.

Plenty of room for family, 2 bdrms, 2 baths, Rec Rm was used as 3rd bdrm,, trails, fire pit w/tons of treed privacy. Enjoy the view from your cov’d sundeck, walk the trails, & call this Log Retreat-Home. Call Rick.

MLS#222690 NCR#2370

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1574 Titus Rd. - Country living in town!! This cute 3 or 4 bedroom home is located just minutes from all the amenities, shopping, buses, schools, parks & recreation. The property is extremely private & lends a secluded feel to this home. A must see! Call Lisa to view.

MLS#N223503 NCR#2382

R E N TA L S 2 BDRM DUPLEX

$550/month

2 BDRM DUPLEX

Washer/dryer, carport $675/month

BACHELOR APARTMENT

$400/month

3 BDRM TOWNHOUSE

55,000-65,000

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Blackwater Rd- Land-Lots of land! 26+ acres of privacy, trees, nature views & only 15 min. west of Quesnel. Great holding property or build/develop. Plenty of room to collect toys - 4 wheelers, horses, pets, chickens/livestock & especially kids. Nice terrain, nice trees, nice price.

Newly subdivided. HST applies. Lot 2 -MLS#N214274 - $55,000; Lot 3 -MLS#N214273- $55,000; MLS#N204275-$65,000. Call Rick

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Lot 2 Blackwater 10 acre building site! Lovely trees, paved road, private; Great holding property or build your hobby farm.

Pleanty of room for all those toys-4 wheelers, horses, pets, chickens &/or kids; nice terrain, nice trees, nice price.

10 min. past Bouchie Lake elem school, property on right, just before Sandford Rd; newly subdivided, HST applies MLS#223599 NCR#2388

188 Keis Ave. - Industrial workshop - 2 bays w/related office/retail area. High profile, good retail corner exposure located at 3 mile flat, ideal for service commercial/industrial use. Zoned M-1 light industrial. Over 3000 sq.ft. + 2nd floor approx. 800 sq. ft. Plenty of storage, city water. The time may be just right to invest in your business, expansion &/ or investment. Call Rick.

MLS#4505389 NCR#2289

$625/month, Inquire for Avail.

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660 Adam St. - Cheaper than renting! Good solid townhouse. Step saver kitchen. 3 Bedrooms up. Located in West Quesnel and close to shopping and bus route. Want an income? Check it out. Maintenance fees apply. Call Lisa to view.

MLS#221664 NCR#2355

ALL UNITS PLUS UTILITIES All units plus utilities

441 Kinchant Street (across from City Hall) Phone: 250-992-2207 • Fax: 250-992-2240 Toll Free: 1-888-992-2207 northcariboorealty@telus.net

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Linda Gabara 250-992-2207

Rick Hughes 250-992-9846

Anna-Lisa Rovak 250-255-1051

Lisa O’Hara 250-255-3338

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Ph. 250-992-6032 C.250-991-9405

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355 St. Laurent Ave. 250-992-7202

Ph. 250-992-6032 C.250-991-9405

Bobbi Momer

Bobbi Momer

Ph. 250-992-5523 C.250-991-9063

Ph. 250-992-5523 C.250-991-9063

William Lacy

William Lacy #4038 -HANDYMAN SPECIAL

Bring you imagination. Lot is located across road from Cottonwood River. Build you dream home or repair what is there! Small shop is wired. Call Bobbi today! $39,900.

#4032 -LARGE 2688 SQ FT FULL BASEMENT

Executive style home on a private 1.51 ac lot in city limits. City water at lot line but owner has a drilled well-comm sewer-home sits back away from road among the trees and landscaped yard! Home boasts a 1 bdrm basement suite, covered vinyl deck, e bay carport, insulated shop. Call Bob today! $297,500

#4031 -COZY RANCHER TUCKED AWAY

in the fringes of North Quesnel! This comfortable home has a great yard complete with fruit trees, workshop and seasonal view of Fraser River. One level living with 3 smaller bedrooms, spacious living room and open kitchen eating area. Sunny, practical and no steps! $169,900. Call Bill today!

#4027 -MAKE THIS 5 BDRM HOME YOURS!

Central location on a no thru road in Red Bluff plus a great fenced backyard complete with garden and greenhouse. Soak up the morning sun in the private solarium. $229,000. Call Leslie or Claudia today for your viewing!

#4024 - LAKE VIEW RANCHER!

Spacious rancher across the street from Dragon Lake. Bright and open with 3 bdrms, and no stairs!

Large living room with gas fireplace and large master bdrm. .84 acres and garage. $152,900. Call Randy Today!

#4019 - GORGEOUS MOBILE IN A GREAT LOCATION!

Newer mobile recently updated with new flooring, paint, etc. Large bdrms, great open floor plan and two full baths! Nothing to do but move in and enjoy the easy living associated with a mobile home with extra storage out back. Covered sundeck. Call William Today! $73,000.00

#4017 - NORTH QUESNEL CHARMER!

Lots of updates and renovations throughout this lovely family home. Four bdrms, generous kitchen with oak appointed cabinetry, large L/R, huge laundry room on main, Rec/game room in bsmt, 14x24 shop, set on 2 city lots, ample parking, Not a Drive by!

Leslie or Claudia to view! $207,500.

#4016 - MAKE THIS YOUR HOME

South of the city, ideally located on quiet cul de sac. 1.19 has a barn and fencing. Newer laminate flooring on main, family friendly layout. New sundeck overlooks the ample back yard. Updated main bath has over sized shower, single attached garage, RV parking space and more! $184,900. Call Terri today!

#4013 - YELLOW SUBMARINE OUT FRONT

landmarks this property. 3600 sq. ft. long home w/5bdrms and 3 baths. Main floor edeal for entertaining. Master bdrm has a 3 pce ensuite, 3 closets a a view deck! Finished bsmt w/separate entrance, Numerous out building including a gazebo with swing. Call Wayne today! $325,000

Terri Matula

Randy Derrick

#4010 - ENJOY THE COUNTRY LIFE

on your own small acreage priced right! Lg 3 bdrm rancher with den or 4th bdrm. Lg main bath with laundry, lg master suite with walk in closet and a dream 3 pce. ensuite with a 2 person fully tiled shower and heated marble floors! Wired and insulated shop! Cleared, fenced and xfenced for horses! Call Bob today! $189,00

#4009 - BRING YOUR TOOL BOX!

.33 acre lot, south of town! Minutes from shopping, nice level lot! Mobile is older and needs TLC. For more information call Leslie or Claudia today! $29,900.00

#3999 - PRIVACY ACREAGE!

Beautiful custom built executive house on 5 acres.

Great layout with 4bdrm, 3 bath, over 1700 sq ft flus a full walk-out bsmt, lovely kitchen with island and built ins, hot water heat, and 24x32 garage/shop.

Stunning landscaping w/brick drive, rock walls, pond, 2 lrg decks & hot tub $309,900. Call Randy today!!

#4037 -GORGEOUS BIRCH KITCHEN

Nearly new spotlights this 3 bdrm, 2 bath family home in Red Bluff. Perfectly landscaped. Oak floors compliments the spacious dining area. Newer bath on the main has tile enclosing the soaker tub.

Updated, high eff. furnace, pressure tank and more.

Call Terri today $229,900

#4036 -RANCHER WITH ADDITION

on 5 acres in the Bouchie Lake area. With some TLC and a few updates in this spacious rancher. The acreage is set up for horses with some fencing & small loafing barn and a larger outbuilding for hay storage, etc. Close to schools & other amenities. Call Bobbi today! $147,900

#3990 - SPACIOUS 2 BDRM, 2 BATH CONDO!

Upper unit with gas fireplace, balcony, plus laundry room! Affordable living and priced to sell at $99,900.

Call Leslie or Claudia today!

#4035 -FEELING OF COUNTRY!

#4033 -JUST MOVE IN AND RELAX

1993 Triple E mobile close to all south of town stores and services. 2 bdrms + den which could be 3rd bdrm with 2 pc bath. Main bath includes soaker tub, standup shower. Built in china cabinet, 2 skylites, bay window. Covered deck, detached shed/shop and a nice garden area. Call Wayne! $79,900

#3981 - DEVELOPERS TAKE NOTICE!

Gated, adult oriented community, secure easy living!

Several lots to choose from, being sold in blocks of four. Call Leslie or Claudia for maps and full development package. $49,900.

#3979 - BRIGHT, LARGE MOBILE

With addition on over an acre of level property Located close to Richbar Golf course, this could be handy for your favorite recreation. Open kitchen to living room, bedroom at each end with a large porch or smaller family room. Covered deck, sheds and ample parking. Call Leslie or Claudia Today! $85,000.

Cell. 250-983-5003

Terri Matula

Randy Derrick

#3812 - CENTRALLY LOCATED 6 PLEX

Ample sized fully city serviced lot. Two 2 bdrm units, two 3 bdrm units, two 1 bdrm units. All units metered separately, each tenant pays their own Most units have washer/dryer hook-ups, lots of parking, good sized yard. $309,900. Call Terri.

Ph. 250-747-0422 C.250-983-9983

#3925 - COUNTRY ESCAPE

with fencing, cross fencing, riding arena, and your private woods. The charming rancher is as adorable on the inside as it is from the curb! Bright floor plan with D/R off kitchen, lg L/R, mudroom and 3 bdrms.$284,500. Call Leslie or Claudia today.

#3923 - EVERYTHING CARIBOO HAS TO OFFER

#3914 - 3 BDRM, 1 BATH MOBILE

#3910 - COME SEE, COME SIGH!

160 acres of peace and serenity. 4-5 bdrm log home w/large front porch. Multiple outbuildings, incl. greenhouse, chicken barn, house bard w/3 box stalls, 4 tie stalls, cattle squeeze, alleyway. Perimeter fenced, fruit trees, hayfields. $375,000. Call William.

Master bdrm at one end, other two bdrms at opposite end. Separated by bright and airy living room and kitchen. Located on the north side of town. New roof in 2012. Worth a look to see how this home could work for you. $49,900. Call Bobbi Momer today.

Immaculate one owner custom built executive home.

Over 4500 sq. ft., 9’ ceilings, gorgeous L/R with 12’ ceilings, lovely kitchen and spacious mstr bdrm w/5 pce. ensuite. Too many features to list. $439,900.

Call Randy.

#3901 - GORGEOUS HOME IN IDEAL LOCATION

Beautiful home w/great floor plan, convenient location tucked away and private, spacious yard, deck, patio. 3 bdrms up, room for more downstairs.

Updates incl: new roof, 1 yr old hot water tank, furnace serviced yearly, vinyl windows. $299,900.

Call William.

#3889 - The Country Beckons

Home on 1.52 acres, ten minutes from town. Totally renovated, new flooring, designer paint, new kitchen counters, back splash and free standing wood fireplace. 3 bdrm on main floor, possibility of 2 down and 3 bathrooms. Call Leslie or Claudia. $263,500.

#3882 - 30 MINUTES SOUTH OF TOWN

On 1.65 ac. lot, Narcosli Creek school across the street. Comfortable 2 bdrm home w/fully finished bsmt with separate entrance. 20x25 sq. ft. shop w/concrete floor. Enjoy the open space, wildlife, bonfires, that country feeling. $99,500. Call Wayne.

#3867 - PERCHED ON A HILL

Overlooking Dragon Lake is this 5Bdrm, 4 Bath, 2 story home with a fully finished basement! The Regal curb appeal , practical fenced yard, winning floorplan and lakeview will make this a family Keeper! $474,900 Call Claudia or Leslie today.

#3865 - OLD COUNTRY CHARM!

Located in Nazko. Living room off open kitchen area,2 bdrm on main floor, possibility of 3rd on upper floors. 10 acre lot, fenced and cross fenced, green house, storage, chicken coop and more. Call Bill. $109,000.

Ph. 250-747-0422 C.250-983-9983

#3816 - LIVE THE GOOD LIFE

#3799 - ENJOY LIFE IN UPSCALE HOME

#3792 - LOTS OF VALUE HERE

#3781 - BRING YOUR BOAT

This 3+ bedroom, 4 bath, 2 storey with a basement has a cook’s delight kitchen, guest quarters above the garage, detached shop and 2 acres of landscaped privacy. $399,900. Call Claudia or Leslie for your first visit to your new home.

Income helper to make it easy. Custom built, 4000 sq. ft. generous rooms, stunning staircase, tile jacuzzi tub, skylights, large dicki central vac, radiant hot water, new roof, aggregate driveway, oversized lot. $355,000. Call Claudia or Leslie.

with double wide mobile. 3 bdrm on full bsmt. Level 1.84 acreage just off Barkerville Hwy. Sundeck, shed. $74,900. Call Claudia or Leslie.

1.13 acre custom waterfront home. Classic plus extras with a stunning master suite, designer kitchen, stone F/P, beautiful landscaping, cobblestone driveway, ever changing view. $659,000. Call Claudia or Leslie.

#3762 -CHARACTER HOME

Lovely 4 bdrm, 3 bath home in great neighbourhood next to hospital. Huge sunken living room, dining room with hardwood floor and tile in spacious kitchen. Large covered deck in fenced back yard.

Dble gge. $199,900. Call Randy.

Bill Ingram

Bill Ingram

#3974 - TRULY A LIFESTYLE!

Fabulous waterfront property, located 10 min. from town! Updated kitchen, new paint throughout, attached garage, great outbuildings and deck to enjoy your manicured grounds and over 200 ft of lake shore! The panoramic view as you step inside this home just says “Welcome Home”! Call Leslie or Claudia to view! $359,900.

#3973 - PRIVATE ACRES!

Lovely 3 Bdrm rancher on 1.48 private fenced acres.

Spacious and bright with lots of updates including, flooring, paint, doors and windows. Just 15 minutes from town and out of the bowl! $120,000. Call Randy Today!

#3972 - LOOKING IN SOUTHHILLS?

Beautiful 4 or 5 bdrm home on lovely .51 acre. Nice bright layout, freshly painted and lots of updates.

Just some of the extras include 2 gas fireplaces, Bay window, door to the large deck from the master bedroom and great/family room. 2nd driveway for potential shop $269,900 Call Randy!

#3971 - JUST LIKE NEW!

This 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath home has been almost completely remodelled! New hardwood and ceramic floors, new kitchen cupboards, counter top and sink, new paint, doors and light fixtures! Nice level half acre lot. This is a must see at $224,500.

#3966 - CUTE AND COZY MOBILE

In a great neighbourhood with a fantastic yard at a great price! Mobile home w/addition just waiting for the right family to touch it up! 2 Spacious bdrms with a possible third in the addition, and a great open kitchen/living room floor plan. Nicely landscaped yard w/two well built shops. Call William Today! $99,900.

Ph. 250-992-7202 C.250-983-9522

Wayne Seale

Ph. 250-747-3753 C.250-991-8170

Ph. 250-747-3753 C.250-991-8170 #3965 - TOP QUALITY 2 storey full bsmt home.

Seller has just completed house & has a brand new look! Dream kitchen w/ceramic tile floors and back splash, cabinets and counter wrap around into laundry area and rear door. Sunken Living room with walnut hardwood. Upper level has 2 bdrms plus high Quality Bath! Bsmt framed & wired Bdrm and Rec room and bsmt entry! Call Bob Today! $225,000.

You have questions, they have answers.

#3734 - BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

Well maintained mobile home in city limits. City services make it easy to care for this 30 pad mobile home park close to transit, schools and shopping. Close to soccer fields. 9.25 acres. New fencing added 2009/10. $568,000. Call Terri.

Claudia Holland

Building site is cleared and the driveway is in, so set up or build your new home on this level, ½ acre lot only minutes from the heart of downtown. Affordable w/ the convenience of location and the feeling of country! Call Claudia or Leslie today! $16,900.

Pam McGauley 250-991-2814

#3935 - DREAM STARTER!

Lovely family home on a private 4.99 acres south of town. Back yard has been landscaped, pond, fire pit. Country kitchen, open floor plan, basement offers a gym, 4 bdrms, home is truly something special. $389,000. Call Leslie or Claudia.

Ph. 250-992-6028 C.250-991-9147

Claudia Holland

Wayne Seale

#3936 - BUGALOW WITH GREAT TRUCK SHOP

on .5 acre in Red Bluff. 3 bdrm home has a newer siding, windows and some flooring on a corner landscaped lot. 2 driveways gives separate access to shop and parking. Close to shopping, sure to please! $154,900. Call Terri today.

Ph. 250-992-7202 C.250-991-2001

Ph. 250-992-6028 C.250-991-9147

Ph. 250-992-7202 C.250-983-9522

#3937 - GREAT STARTER HOME!

Well cared for 4 bdrm, 2 bath home south of the city! Hardwood floors in the living room, fully finished basement with a pellet stove, and lg sundeck. Gret fenced yard and garage. Close to shopping & transit. $159,900. Call Randy today!

Bob Marsh

Bob Marsh

Ph. 250-992-7202 C.250-991-2001

#3941 - GREAT FAMILY LOCATION

Drywall interior with oak kitchen flooring and more.

Ample living space with awesome theatre room and bonus in-law suite in basement. Detached dbl garage is insulated/heated and wired. Many updates. $214,900. Call Terri today!

Ph. 250-992-7202 C.250-983-5792

Ph. 250-992-7202 C.250-983-5792

Cell. 250-983-5003

#3944 - HANDYMAN SPECIAL!

2 or 3 bdrm home on .49 acre south of the city!

Needs some TLC but foundation and structure appears fine. Bring your ideas. $59,900. Call Randy today!

#3962 - SPOTLESS!

Beautiful executive home on .37 acre on Leonard St. In Johnston Sub. Lots of updates including a lovely maple kitchen, tile and hardwood floors, brand new 3 pc ensuite, new paint in and out! 3 fireplaces, large covered deck, 4 bdrms and a den.

Call Randy! $329,900.

#3960 - FAMILY FRIENDLY HOME

Great south neighbourhood! 2 storey Gem, 4 bdrms up with large games room on main.

Solarium is bright. Sunken livingroom with natural gas fireplace. 26x46 workshop used as a studio & gym. Fenced flat half acre lot. Call Terri Today! $239,900.

#3956- AFFORDABLE WELL MAINTAINED

2 Bdrm, 2 bath mobile with addition! This home has the extras and upgrades you will need, such as Central A/C, newer flooring, large covered deck, carport. Close to shopping and downtown and riverfront trail! Call Bobbi Today! $39,900.

#3947 -LOTS OF VALUE HERE

With this Southhills 4 bdrm family home! Nice floor plan, lots of room for the family. Large rec/ games room in the basement. Double garage, private back yard, fully fenced. Large deck. Easy to show, easy to own. $250,000. Call Leslie or Claudia today!

THE SIGN YOU WANT THE AGENTS YOU NEED

Pam McGauley 250-991-2814

You have questions, they have answers.

#3721 - DREAM HOME!

Beautiful custom built executive home. 9’ ceilings, beautiful kitchen, hardwood floors, jacuzzi tub, central A/C, 4 bdrm, 4 baths, 2 family rooms in almost 4000 sq. ft. Beautiful rock work in and out. $349,900. Call Randy.

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D L O S #3674 - EXCELLENT RENTAL SPACE

Commercial tenant mic, and leases in place. Call Leslie or Claudia for a full information package, including rental information and lease information.

From an investors point of view, the numbers work.

1216 Chew Rd. $519,000.

#2614 - DOWNTOWN BUSINESS

Carwash has 4 coin op bays, 2 service large RVs & industrial trucks & equip. Also lucrative car detailing demand. Upgrades to equipment and building. Bldg. is 2500 sq. ft. w/office, mechanical rm. $219,900. Bobbi.

#3403 - LAZY DAZE RESORT ON 10 MILE LAKE

Lots of potential, 10 motel units, 5 cabins, 35 serviced RV sites, ten unserviced for tenting on first 10 acres. 5 sites w/electric, gazebo, dock, floating diving raft, over 550’ of waterfront on additional 4 acres. $549,900. Call Steve.

#3204 - NEED A HOME FOR YOUR HORSE?

Bouchie Lake area. Fenced 5 acres, 2 storey home, 4 bdrms up, 3 baths, full bsmt, Formal D/R, sunny eating area off kitchen, patio in back. Barn/shop, house painted in current colours. $274,900. Call Leslie or Claudia.

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Ph. 250-992-6032 C.250-991-9405

Bobbi Momer

Bobbi Momer

Ph. 250-992-5523 C.250-991-9063

Ph. 250-992-5523 C.250-991-9063

William Lacy

William Lacy #4038 -HANDYMAN SPECIAL

Bring you imagination. Lot is located across road from Cottonwood River. Build you dream home or repair what is there! Small shop is wired. Call Bobbi today! $39,900.

#4032 -LARGE 2688 SQ FT FULL BASEMENT

Executive style home on a private 1.51 ac lot in city limits. City water at lot line but owner has a drilled well-comm sewer-home sits back away from road among the trees and landscaped yard! Home boasts a 1 bdrm basement suite, covered vinyl deck, e bay carport, insulated shop. Call Bob today! $297,500

#4031 -COZY RANCHER TUCKED AWAY

in the fringes of North Quesnel! This comfortable home has a great yard complete with fruit trees, workshop and seasonal view of Fraser River. One level living with 3 smaller bedrooms, spacious living room and open kitchen eating area. Sunny, practical and no steps! $169,900. Call Bill today!

#4027 -MAKE THIS 5 BDRM HOME YOURS!

Central location on a no thru road in Red Bluff plus a great fenced backyard complete with garden and greenhouse. Soak up the morning sun in the private solarium. $229,000. Call Leslie or Claudia today for your viewing!

#4024 - LAKE VIEW RANCHER!

Spacious rancher across the street from Dragon Lake. Bright and open with 3 bdrms, and no stairs!

Large living room with gas fireplace and large master bdrm. .84 acres and garage. $152,900. Call Randy Today!

#4019 - GORGEOUS MOBILE IN A GREAT LOCATION!

Newer mobile recently updated with new flooring, paint, etc. Large bdrms, great open floor plan and two full baths! Nothing to do but move in and enjoy the easy living associated with a mobile home with extra storage out back. Covered sundeck. Call William Today! $73,000.00

#4017 - NORTH QUESNEL CHARMER!

Lots of updates and renovations throughout this lovely family home. Four bdrms, generous kitchen with oak appointed cabinetry, large L/R, huge laundry room on main, Rec/game room in bsmt, 14x24 shop, set on 2 city lots, ample parking, Not a Drive by!

Leslie or Claudia to view! $207,500.

#4016 - MAKE THIS YOUR HOME

South of the city, ideally located on quiet cul de sac. 1.19 has a barn and fencing. Newer laminate flooring on main, family friendly layout. New sundeck overlooks the ample back yard. Updated main bath has over sized shower, single attached garage, RV parking space and more! $184,900. Call Terri today!

#4013 - YELLOW SUBMARINE OUT FRONT

landmarks this property. 3600 sq. ft. long home w/5bdrms and 3 baths. Main floor edeal for entertaining. Master bdrm has a 3 pce ensuite, 3 closets a a view deck! Finished bsmt w/separate entrance, Numerous out building including a gazebo with swing. Call Wayne today! $325,000

Terri Matula

Randy Derrick

#4010 - ENJOY THE COUNTRY LIFE

on your own small acreage priced right! Lg 3 bdrm rancher with den or 4th bdrm. Lg main bath with laundry, lg master suite with walk in closet and a dream 3 pce. ensuite with a 2 person fully tiled shower and heated marble floors! Wired and insulated shop! Cleared, fenced and xfenced for horses! Call Bob today! $189,00

#4009 - BRING YOUR TOOL BOX!

.33 acre lot, south of town! Minutes from shopping, nice level lot! Mobile is older and needs TLC. For more information call Leslie or Claudia today! $29,900.00

#3999 - PRIVACY ACREAGE!

Beautiful custom built executive house on 5 acres.

Great layout with 4bdrm, 3 bath, over 1700 sq ft flus a full walk-out bsmt, lovely kitchen with island and built ins, hot water heat, and 24x32 garage/shop.

Stunning landscaping w/brick drive, rock walls, pond, 2 lrg decks & hot tub $309,900. Call Randy today!!

#4037 -GORGEOUS BIRCH KITCHEN

Nearly new spotlights this 3 bdrm, 2 bath family home in Red Bluff. Perfectly landscaped. Oak floors compliments the spacious dining area. Newer bath on the main has tile enclosing the soaker tub.

Updated, high eff. furnace, pressure tank and more.

Call Terri today $229,900

#4036 -RANCHER WITH ADDITION

on 5 acres in the Bouchie Lake area. With some TLC and a few updates in this spacious rancher. The acreage is set up for horses with some fencing & small loafing barn and a larger outbuilding for hay storage, etc. Close to schools & other amenities. Call Bobbi today! $147,900

#3990 - SPACIOUS 2 BDRM, 2 BATH CONDO!

Upper unit with gas fireplace, balcony, plus laundry room! Affordable living and priced to sell at $99,900.

Call Leslie or Claudia today!

#4035 -FEELING OF COUNTRY!

#4033 -JUST MOVE IN AND RELAX

1993 Triple E mobile close to all south of town stores and services. 2 bdrms + den which could be 3rd bdrm with 2 pc bath. Main bath includes soaker tub, standup shower. Built in china cabinet, 2 skylites, bay window. Covered deck, detached shed/shop and a nice garden area. Call Wayne! $79,900

#3981 - DEVELOPERS TAKE NOTICE!

Gated, adult oriented community, secure easy living!

Several lots to choose from, being sold in blocks of four. Call Leslie or Claudia for maps and full development package. $49,900.

#3979 - BRIGHT, LARGE MOBILE

With addition on over an acre of level property Located close to Richbar Golf course, this could be handy for your favorite recreation. Open kitchen to living room, bedroom at each end with a large porch or smaller family room. Covered deck, sheds and ample parking. Call Leslie or Claudia Today! $85,000.

Cell. 250-983-5003

Terri Matula

Randy Derrick

#3812 - CENTRALLY LOCATED 6 PLEX

Ample sized fully city serviced lot. Two 2 bdrm units, two 3 bdrm units, two 1 bdrm units. All units metered separately, each tenant pays their own Most units have washer/dryer hook-ups, lots of parking, good sized yard. $309,900. Call Terri.

Ph. 250-747-0422 C.250-983-9983

#3925 - COUNTRY ESCAPE

with fencing, cross fencing, riding arena, and your private woods. The charming rancher is as adorable on the inside as it is from the curb! Bright floor plan with D/R off kitchen, lg L/R, mudroom and 3 bdrms.$284,500. Call Leslie or Claudia today.

#3923 - EVERYTHING CARIBOO HAS TO OFFER

#3914 - 3 BDRM, 1 BATH MOBILE

#3910 - COME SEE, COME SIGH!

160 acres of peace and serenity. 4-5 bdrm log home w/large front porch. Multiple outbuildings, incl. greenhouse, chicken barn, house bard w/3 box stalls, 4 tie stalls, cattle squeeze, alleyway. Perimeter fenced, fruit trees, hayfields. $375,000. Call William.

Master bdrm at one end, other two bdrms at opposite end. Separated by bright and airy living room and kitchen. Located on the north side of town. New roof in 2012. Worth a look to see how this home could work for you. $49,900. Call Bobbi Momer today.

Immaculate one owner custom built executive home.

Over 4500 sq. ft., 9’ ceilings, gorgeous L/R with 12’ ceilings, lovely kitchen and spacious mstr bdrm w/5 pce. ensuite. Too many features to list. $439,900.

Call Randy.

#3901 - GORGEOUS HOME IN IDEAL LOCATION

Beautiful home w/great floor plan, convenient location tucked away and private, spacious yard, deck, patio. 3 bdrms up, room for more downstairs.

Updates incl: new roof, 1 yr old hot water tank, furnace serviced yearly, vinyl windows. $299,900.

Call William.

#3889 - The Country Beckons

Home on 1.52 acres, ten minutes from town. Totally renovated, new flooring, designer paint, new kitchen counters, back splash and free standing wood fireplace. 3 bdrm on main floor, possibility of 2 down and 3 bathrooms. Call Leslie or Claudia. $263,500.

#3882 - 30 MINUTES SOUTH OF TOWN

On 1.65 ac. lot, Narcosli Creek school across the street. Comfortable 2 bdrm home w/fully finished bsmt with separate entrance. 20x25 sq. ft. shop w/concrete floor. Enjoy the open space, wildlife, bonfires, that country feeling. $99,500. Call Wayne.

#3867 - PERCHED ON A HILL

Overlooking Dragon Lake is this 5Bdrm, 4 Bath, 2 story home with a fully finished basement! The Regal curb appeal , practical fenced yard, winning floorplan and lakeview will make this a family Keeper! $474,900 Call Claudia or Leslie today.

#3865 - OLD COUNTRY CHARM!

Located in Nazko. Living room off open kitchen area,2 bdrm on main floor, possibility of 3rd on upper floors. 10 acre lot, fenced and cross fenced, green house, storage, chicken coop and more. Call Bill. $109,000.

Ph. 250-747-0422 C.250-983-9983

#3816 - LIVE THE GOOD LIFE

#3799 - ENJOY LIFE IN UPSCALE HOME

#3792 - LOTS OF VALUE HERE

#3781 - BRING YOUR BOAT

This 3+ bedroom, 4 bath, 2 storey with a basement has a cook’s delight kitchen, guest quarters above the garage, detached shop and 2 acres of landscaped privacy. $399,900. Call Claudia or Leslie for your first visit to your new home.

Income helper to make it easy. Custom built, 4000 sq. ft. generous rooms, stunning staircase, tile jacuzzi tub, skylights, large dicki central vac, radiant hot water, new roof, aggregate driveway, oversized lot. $355,000. Call Claudia or Leslie.

with double wide mobile. 3 bdrm on full bsmt. Level 1.84 acreage just off Barkerville Hwy. Sundeck, shed. $74,900. Call Claudia or Leslie.

1.13 acre custom waterfront home. Classic plus extras with a stunning master suite, designer kitchen, stone F/P, beautiful landscaping, cobblestone driveway, ever changing view. $659,000. Call Claudia or Leslie.

#3762 -CHARACTER HOME

Lovely 4 bdrm, 3 bath home in great neighbourhood next to hospital. Huge sunken living room, dining room with hardwood floor and tile in spacious kitchen. Large covered deck in fenced back yard.

Dble gge. $199,900. Call Randy.

Bill Ingram

Bill Ingram

#3974 - TRULY A LIFESTYLE!

Fabulous waterfront property, located 10 min. from town! Updated kitchen, new paint throughout, attached garage, great outbuildings and deck to enjoy your manicured grounds and over 200 ft of lake shore! The panoramic view as you step inside this home just says “Welcome Home”! Call Leslie or Claudia to view! $359,900.

#3973 - PRIVATE ACRES!

Lovely 3 Bdrm rancher on 1.48 private fenced acres.

Spacious and bright with lots of updates including, flooring, paint, doors and windows. Just 15 minutes from town and out of the bowl! $120,000. Call Randy Today!

#3972 - LOOKING IN SOUTHHILLS?

Beautiful 4 or 5 bdrm home on lovely .51 acre. Nice bright layout, freshly painted and lots of updates.

Just some of the extras include 2 gas fireplaces, Bay window, door to the large deck from the master bedroom and great/family room. 2nd driveway for potential shop $269,900 Call Randy!

#3971 - JUST LIKE NEW!

This 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath home has been almost completely remodelled! New hardwood and ceramic floors, new kitchen cupboards, counter top and sink, new paint, doors and light fixtures! Nice level half acre lot. This is a must see at $224,500.

#3966 - CUTE AND COZY MOBILE

In a great neighbourhood with a fantastic yard at a great price! Mobile home w/addition just waiting for the right family to touch it up! 2 Spacious bdrms with a possible third in the addition, and a great open kitchen/living room floor plan. Nicely landscaped yard w/two well built shops. Call William Today! $99,900.

Ph. 250-992-7202 C.250-983-9522

Wayne Seale

Ph. 250-747-3753 C.250-991-8170

Ph. 250-747-3753 C.250-991-8170 #3965 - TOP QUALITY 2 storey full bsmt home.

Seller has just completed house & has a brand new look! Dream kitchen w/ceramic tile floors and back splash, cabinets and counter wrap around into laundry area and rear door. Sunken Living room with walnut hardwood. Upper level has 2 bdrms plus high Quality Bath! Bsmt framed & wired Bdrm and Rec room and bsmt entry! Call Bob Today! $225,000.

You have questions, they have answers.

#3734 - BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

Well maintained mobile home in city limits. City services make it easy to care for this 30 pad mobile home park close to transit, schools and shopping. Close to soccer fields. 9.25 acres. New fencing added 2009/10. $568,000. Call Terri.

Claudia Holland

Building site is cleared and the driveway is in, so set up or build your new home on this level, ½ acre lot only minutes from the heart of downtown. Affordable w/ the convenience of location and the feeling of country! Call Claudia or Leslie today! $16,900.

Pam McGauley 250-991-2814

#3935 - DREAM STARTER!

Lovely family home on a private 4.99 acres south of town. Back yard has been landscaped, pond, fire pit. Country kitchen, open floor plan, basement offers a gym, 4 bdrms, home is truly something special. $389,000. Call Leslie or Claudia.

Ph. 250-992-6028 C.250-991-9147

Claudia Holland

Wayne Seale

#3936 - BUGALOW WITH GREAT TRUCK SHOP

on .5 acre in Red Bluff. 3 bdrm home has a newer siding, windows and some flooring on a corner landscaped lot. 2 driveways gives separate access to shop and parking. Close to shopping, sure to please! $154,900. Call Terri today.

Ph. 250-992-7202 C.250-991-2001

Ph. 250-992-6028 C.250-991-9147

Ph. 250-992-7202 C.250-983-9522

#3937 - GREAT STARTER HOME!

Well cared for 4 bdrm, 2 bath home south of the city! Hardwood floors in the living room, fully finished basement with a pellet stove, and lg sundeck. Gret fenced yard and garage. Close to shopping & transit. $159,900. Call Randy today!

Bob Marsh

Bob Marsh

Ph. 250-992-7202 C.250-991-2001

#3941 - GREAT FAMILY LOCATION

Drywall interior with oak kitchen flooring and more.

Ample living space with awesome theatre room and bonus in-law suite in basement. Detached dbl garage is insulated/heated and wired. Many updates. $214,900. Call Terri today!

Ph. 250-992-7202 C.250-983-5792

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Cell. 250-983-5003

#3944 - HANDYMAN SPECIAL!

2 or 3 bdrm home on .49 acre south of the city!

Needs some TLC but foundation and structure appears fine. Bring your ideas. $59,900. Call Randy today!

#3962 - SPOTLESS!

Beautiful executive home on .37 acre on Leonard St. In Johnston Sub. Lots of updates including a lovely maple kitchen, tile and hardwood floors, brand new 3 pc ensuite, new paint in and out! 3 fireplaces, large covered deck, 4 bdrms and a den.

Call Randy! $329,900.

#3960 - FAMILY FRIENDLY HOME

Great south neighbourhood! 2 storey Gem, 4 bdrms up with large games room on main.

Solarium is bright. Sunken livingroom with natural gas fireplace. 26x46 workshop used as a studio & gym. Fenced flat half acre lot. Call Terri Today! $239,900.

#3956- AFFORDABLE WELL MAINTAINED

2 Bdrm, 2 bath mobile with addition! This home has the extras and upgrades you will need, such as Central A/C, newer flooring, large covered deck, carport. Close to shopping and downtown and riverfront trail! Call Bobbi Today! $39,900.

#3947 -LOTS OF VALUE HERE

With this Southhills 4 bdrm family home! Nice floor plan, lots of room for the family. Large rec/ games room in the basement. Double garage, private back yard, fully fenced. Large deck. Easy to show, easy to own. $250,000. Call Leslie or Claudia today!

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#3721 - DREAM HOME!

Beautiful custom built executive home. 9’ ceilings, beautiful kitchen, hardwood floors, jacuzzi tub, central A/C, 4 bdrm, 4 baths, 2 family rooms in almost 4000 sq. ft. Beautiful rock work in and out. $349,900. Call Randy.

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D L O S #3674 - EXCELLENT RENTAL SPACE

Commercial tenant mic, and leases in place. Call Leslie or Claudia for a full information package, including rental information and lease information.

From an investors point of view, the numbers work.

1216 Chew Rd. $519,000.

#2614 - DOWNTOWN BUSINESS

Carwash has 4 coin op bays, 2 service large RVs & industrial trucks & equip. Also lucrative car detailing demand. Upgrades to equipment and building. Bldg. is 2500 sq. ft. w/office, mechanical rm. $219,900. Bobbi.

#3403 - LAZY DAZE RESORT ON 10 MILE LAKE

Lots of potential, 10 motel units, 5 cabins, 35 serviced RV sites, ten unserviced for tenting on first 10 acres. 5 sites w/electric, gazebo, dock, floating diving raft, over 550’ of waterfront on additional 4 acres. $549,900. Call Steve.

#3204 - NEED A HOME FOR YOUR HORSE?

Bouchie Lake area. Fenced 5 acres, 2 storey home, 4 bdrms up, 3 baths, full bsmt, Formal D/R, sunny eating area off kitchen, patio in back. Barn/shop, house painted in current colours. $274,900. Call Leslie or Claudia.

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CENTURY 21

LIST & SELL YOUR HOUSE WITH CENTURY 21 & EARN AIR MILES!

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353 Reid Street • Quesnel, B.C. Ph: 250-992-8818 Fx: 250-992-8833 Toll Free: 1-877-992-8818 Archie Hlady 250-747-1144 C: 250-992-0031

George Roach 250-255-0473

Therese Galloway 250-983-9022

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#8234 - VERY NICE CONDITION DOUBLE WIDE SET UP ON 2.09 ACRES in the Schemanaur sub. Level cleared lot, artesian well. Storage shed/workshop. Jetted bathtub. Skylight and covered deck are some of the features. Sale will include a riding lawn mower. Listed for $165,000.00. Call Archie today at 250-992-8818

#8301-WAKE UP TO NATURE WITH A VIEW of the Fraser river from your large master bedroom with 10x5 ensuite with jacuzzi tub and 4’6X8 walk in closet. You’ll love the modern colour scheme, flooring, floor plan and curb appeal of this 2006 water front home located in the prestigious riverfront walks gated community. Listed for $269,000.00 Call George today @250-255-0473

#8220 - ONE BEDROOM SUITE IN WILKINSON APARTMENT COMPLEX. Conveniently located close to schools, shopping, parks and transit. Large rooms, spacious halls and doors, clean and tidy. Great investment opportunity. REDUCED! $52,000.00 Call Therese today @250-983-9022.

#8288-7ACRES OF PARKLAND IN CITY- so private with quality 2800 sq. ft home 3 minutes from downtown. City water.

Lots of covered paved parking, barn and workshop. This property & home are something special. A pleasure to show. Immaculate in and out. Lots of oak cupboards, hardwood floors & tile. Listed for $459,900.00 Call Ginnie today @250-991-9474

#8236 - JUST OVER 2 ACRES CLOSE TO POPULAR MCLEESE LAKE. 2bedroom modular on cement foundation, 2 bay carport, 20x26 deck. Shop with heated floor 45’x60’ with room for large trucks. Must be seen to be appreciated. Listed for $170,000.00 Call Lorne today at 250-992-0473.

#8304-YOU CAN REST ASSURED that every little (& big) thing has been redone to make this home trouble free. Quality built & maintained rancher w/a fully finished bsmt on 1.13 acres.

Some of the new features include: metal roof, kitchen cabinets & island, 2 high efficient wood burning fireplace inserts, water softener, 3 new bathrooms and $5,000 of new trees. Detached shop is 26x38. Beautifully landscaped yard w/private deck, dog kennel and lots of parking. Listed for $329,500.00. Call Ray or Therese today @ 250-992-8818

#8224-RUSTIC & UNIQUE FARM HOUSE ON 120 ACRES in Hixon area, 40 min north of Quesnel. Streams & ponds make this an excellent property for all your livestock. Very lg barn/shop or garage, your choice of use. Just down the road is Chubb Lake for all your fishing & summer swimming needs. Approx 40 acres of hay fields that need to be re-established. Surveyed lot plan on file with description of property. Listed for $200,000.00. Call George today@ 250-255-0473

#8297-NEW KITCHEN AND BATHROOM is just the beginning for this nicely renovated Southhills bungalow. New drywall, flooring and paint in the basement. New high efficiency furnace.

Large vinyl covered deck with aluminum railings. Fenced yard, paved driveway and double garage with heated floor and has compressor with airlines plumbed throughout. Hard wood & tile flooring on main. Quick possession available. Listed for $239,000.00 Call Ray or Therese today @ 250-992-8818

#8238 -LARGE CITY LOT WITH FRASER RIVER IN THE BACKYARD-FENCED YARD. Kitchen is updated with new cupboards. Recent flooring throughout. Outside basement entry.

Detached garage, wired and insulated. Bright appealing home.

Recent bathroom updates. Finished basement. Great family home needs some love. Priced to sell@$173,500.00 Call Ray or Ginnie today@250-992-8818

#8071 - 3 BEDROOM HOME - on 1 acre level lot close to elementary school. Small shop/barn.

Large covered deck off dining room. Partly enclosed carport. Reduced to @ $165,000. Call Lorne today @ 250-992-0146.

#8314 - WOW! Beautiful family sized home located in Johnston sub. Home is over 3600 sq ft and includes 5 bdrms, 3 baths, 2 kitchens & a newly renovated suite. Home has a unique layout, including a 33’x14’ loft. Exquisite kitchen; granite counter tops & island. Don’t just drive by, home must be seen. Listed for $365,000.00 Call Ray or Therese today @250-992-8818

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#8275 - COUNTRY LIVING only minutes to all amenities on a beautiful cul-de-sac on Pine Rd. This 4 bedroom home is walking distance to Red Bluff elementary school and features a large yard and deck. Yes there is some work to be done but is well worth the time and effort and it’s priced as a fixer upper. If you’re willing to build some sweat equity then give me a call for a viewing. Listed for $149,000.00. Call George @250-255-0473

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#8278 -PEACE & QUIET on a charming little road just off of Baker Dr. on Twan Ave. rests this cute spacious rancher with newer high efficiency furnace. Is it perfect? No, but with a little TLC this home will give you great comfort & equity with your time and effort. City services & no thru road. Listed for $109,000.00. Call George today @250-255-0473

#8271 - THIS 1,600 SQ FT DUPLEX IS LOCATED ON BEAUTIFUL PINE DRIVE. Just off of Maple Drive and is always at 100% occupancy. The price is right and the location is excellent. Newer roof, some flooring, tenants pay their own utilities. Each tenant pays $625 for a total monthly income of $1,250. Taxes were $1,010.16 for 2012. Listed for $139,900.00 Call George today at 250-992-8818.

#8296-TOTALLY UPDATED UNIT overlooking Baker Creek. Top quality throughout with solid wood interior doors, hardwood & tile flooring, new bathroom fixtures, new countertops and windows sills. New furnace & HWT, new central air conditioning unit. New concrete patio, new paint & top of the line appliances.

It’s all here and ready for you to enjoy your retirement in! Listed for $220,000.00 Call Ray today@250-991-2787. #8197 - BOUCHIE LAKE AREA .46 well treed lot. Quiet street, close to lake. Priced for quick sale. Motived seller. Listed for $14,000.00 Call Therese today@250-983-9022.

#8184 - LOOKING FOR A NEW OWNER! New roof & shower. New kitchen & appliances with Hickory cabinets and solid surface countertops. Very well cared for. Fenced yard, Concrete driveway, newer furnace and much more. Reduced to $155,000.00 Call Ray today @ 250-991-2787

#8300-VERY CUTE AND COZY 770 sq ft 1 bdrm house close to college, Rec Centre and shopping. Fully City serviced. Newer flooring, paint and windows. Forced air gas furnace plus a wood stove. Quick possession! Listed for $99,000.00. Call Ray today @ 250-991-2787

#8310 - SOUTH OF TOWN, JUST WHERE YOU WANT TO BE to build your own home is this 1 acre fenced lot with drilled well. Well drilled by Kodiak Drilling October of 2009, 105 ft. deep with 4 gallons per min. at that time. All services are at lot line or nearby. A perk test was done and the soil is approved for a septic system. Listed for $38,500.00 Call George for more info at 250-255-0473. #8289-2 ACRES OF FLAT USABLE LAND near the Quesnel Golf course on a frontage road. Lots of trees. Old culvert well has always been covered and has water in it. Listed for $29,900.00 Call Ginnie today @250-991-9474

#8182 - LOG HOME /CABIN with 111 fenced acres surrounded by crown land. Located 68 km (about 40 min) south west of Quesnel. Excellent recreational property with lots of wild life. Fire lake is at one end of the property.

Electricity is supplied by gas generator, a wood burning stove heats the home. There is a well and a septic system on the property. Listed for $127,000.00 Call Therese today to book a viewing @250-983-9022

250-992-8818 #8268 RENTAL PROPERTY IN NORTH QUESNEL, two1bedroom units and one-2 bedroom unit at the end of Reid St. Rental income of $1,680.00 a month. Taxes for 2012 $1,999.63.

The math makes sense, try an offer. Listed for $159,900.00 Call George today @250-255-0473

#8210 - WELL CARED FOR - South Quesnel home. Short walk to school, fenced yard, great neighbourhood. 5 lge. bdrms., 4 full baths & in-law suite. Detached shop/gge, double attached gge. Clean & tidy ready immediately for new owners to move in. Nothing needs to be done here. Listed for $339,000. Call Therese @ 250-983-9022.

#8311 - 5 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOME close to the college & Rec Centre. Huge covered deck with workshop underneath. Corner lot is fenced. Updated windows & furnace. Spacious rec room has natural gas freestanding fireplace. Listed for $169,900.00 Call Ray today@250-991-2787 #6744 - NEW SUBDIVISION FOR YOUR NEW HOME - ONLY 8 LOTS LEFT! - Mobiles must be ‘95 or newer, not strata lots.

Utilities ready to hook into. View of golf course, landscaped, paved roads, close to school & shopping. Prices starting at $37,500. Call Ginnie Dunn Webb for more info 250-9919474.

#8287-1986 MOBILE WITH ADDITION in Poplar Grove MHP, could be a 3 bedrooms plus workshop. Has ramp entry along with stairs. Greenhouse, storage and single garage. Lots of raspberries. Pad rent is $200, will increase to $210 in 2013. Listed for $72,000.00. Call Ginnie @ 250-991-9474.

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#8240 - BEAUTIFUL HOME WITH MANY NEW RENOVATIONS-Hardwood and tile on main floor. New baths up & down. Newer roof, furnace, HWT and 2 tier deck with vinyl decking and aluminum and glass railings. Very private yard with possible alley access. Top quality new vinyl windows & spacious kitchen. Full finished basement. Don’t let this one pass you by.

Listed for $227,500.00. Call Ray today@250-991-2787

#8267 -COZY 2 BEDROOM HOME nicely set up on 1.99 landscaped acres north of town. Newer bathroom, hardwood flooring, new paint, new roof and more. Area levelled for a new shop or garage. Vendor says good well plus natural spring. Includes appliances. Listed for $142,500.00. Call Ray today@250-991-2787

#8273 -PROFITABLE TRIPLEX IN EXCELLENT LOCATION in West Quesnel close to all amenities, currently occupied with long term tenants. One-2 bedroom unit, one-3 bedroom unit and one-4 bedroom unit. Listed for $219,900.00. Call George for utility details @ 250-255-0473 #8284 -LOVELY 6.18 ACRE LOT across the street from Bouchie Lake. Close to boat launch, great fishing, elementary school, school bus route, golf course, recreation trails and so much more.

Listed for $37,000.00 Call Ray or Threse today @250-992-8818.

#8262-WELL MAINTAINED 80 ACRE FARM. Large family home. Fenced and x-fenced with treated posts and many outbuildings. Large barn with stalls, heated shop with 200 amp service and cement floor. Seller says 8 GPM well. Listed for $550,000.00. Call Lorne today @250-992-0146

Ray Blackmore 250-991-2787

#8241 - UPPER UNIT OVERLOOKING BAKER CREEK is a perfect starter or investment property. Unit is in good condition and includes 5 appliances. Listed for $92,500.00. Call Ray today@250-991-2787

#8307 - GREAT HOME FOR A GROWING FAMILY! Over 2300 sq. ft. on the main gives everyone some space to do their own thing. Good neighbourhood in Red Bluff. Nice level fenced back yard, lg covered deck, double garage, N/G fireplace, OSBE, Maple kitchen w/open floor plan. Fully finished bsmt w/spacious rec room, Big bdrm & storage. Listed for $257,500.00. Call Ray today@250-991-2787.

#8254-LIKE NEW 3 BEDROOM 14X70 MOBILE with new porch and deck in family section of Riverwalks MHP. Extra parking for vehicles is available. 2 full bathrooms and newer appliances. Listed for $74,900.00. Call Ray today @250-991-2787

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Woodlot Licence 2073 Woodlot Licence Plan #1 Notice is hereby given, pursuant to section 17 of the Woodlot Licence Planning and Practices Regulation, that a woodlot licence plan has been prepared for Woodlot Licence 2073 held by Sandra Hope Lepetich. Woodlot Licence 2073 Schedule A Lands are located south of Quesnel via West Fraser Road, east of the Webster Lake Road junction. The Schedule A Lands include DL District Lot 1619 North & South 1/2, Block A of DL 8013, Parcel A& B of Block C DL 8013, Block B of DL 8010, Block D & E of DL 8010, DL 11744, fractional SE ¼ of DL 8012, Block A of DL 8012 and the NW ¼ of DL 8012. The Schedule B Lands are located approximately two kilometres south of the Garner/3400Rd. junction, adjacent to Narcosli Creek.

If approved by the Ministry of Forests , Lands and Natural Resource Operations District Manager, this plan may apply for a term of 10 years from the date of approval. The Plan also includes a one cutting permit over the whole of the woodlot area for green wood and salvage harvesting.

The woodlot licence plan is available for public review and comment at 841 Elm Street, Quesnel, during regular business hours between February 18 and March 19, 2013.

Any written comments on the plan should be mailed to Cariboo Forest Consultants Ltd., Steven Curtis, R.P.F., 841 Elm Street, Quesnel, B.C., V2J 7J8 before March 19, 2013.

Please phone (250)747-4382 to book an appointment to view or discuss the plan.

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The City of Quesnel invites interested parties to submit a sealed bid/offer on a City owned lot located at 1702 Dyke Road. The 2013 assessed value of this property is $20,400.

Building conditions apply on this lot. Contact the City’s Development Services Department for information. This lot is part of a Strata Corporation and is being sold on a “as is, where is” basis.

Sealed bids, clearly marked “Sale of 1702 Dyke Road” will be accepted at the front counter of City Hall, 410 Kinchant Street, Quesnel, BC, V2J 7J5 until Thursday, March 28, 2013 at 2:00 p.m. Public opening will follow.

The City of Quesnel reserves the right to refuse any or all offers submitted on this property including the highest offer.

Inquiries may be directed to Kari Bolton, Director of Corporate and Financial Services during office hours at 250-992-2111.

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NOTICE TO REMOVE PRIVATE LAND FROM WOODLOT LICENCE W1523 Please be advised that Stephen and Shannon Allen, of Beaver Creek Holdings Ltd., are proposing to remove 65 hectares of private land from Woodlot Licence W1523, located approximately 37 km Southeast of Quesnel, on the Quesnel-Hydraulic Road.

Inquiries or comments to this proposal must be submitted to Lisa McCargar, RPF, at 938 Yorston Avenue, Quesnel, BC, V2J 3B1 by March 4, 2013. Only written inquiries received by the above date will be responded to. Information about this proposal can be obtained by contacting Chris Elden at 250-992-9769, or at the above address.

NOTICE TO REMOVE PRIVATE LAND FROM WOODLOT LICENCE W0803 Please be advised that Douglas Charles Mighton is proposing to remove some or all of the 113 hectares of private land from Woodlot Licence W0803, located approximately 7 km North of Quesnel in the vicinity of the Quesnel-Hixon and Long Bar Roads.

Inquiries or comments to this proposal must be submitted to Lisa McCargar, RPF, at 938 Yorston Avenue, Quesnel, BC, V2J 3B1 by March 4, 2013. Only written inquiries received by the above date will be responded to. Information about this proposal can be obtained by contacting Chris Elden at 250-992-9769, or at the above address.

NOTICE TO REMOVE PRIVATE LAND FROM WOODLOT LICENCE W0524 Please be advised that Douglas Malcolm Webster is proposing to remove 223.5 hectares of private land from Woodlot Licence W0524 located in the vicinity of West Fraser Road, south of Quesnel, B.C..

Inquiries/comments to this proposal must be submitted to Cariboo Forest Consultants Ltd., PO Box 4629, Quesnel, BC, V2J 3J8, Attn: Steven Curtis, R.P.F. by March 5, 2013.

Only written inquiries received by the above date will be responded to.

Information about this proposal can be obtained by contacting Steven Curtis, R.P.F. at 250-747-4382.

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Community Calendar SPECIAL EVENTS & MEETINGS

TUESDAY OAPO MONTHLY MEETING Feb. 19, 1:30 p.m. at Golden Centre on Front Street. For information call 250991-0090.

THURSDAY NORTH QUESNEL NEIGHBOURHOOD ASSOCIATION MEETING Feb. 21, 7 p.m. in QJS library. For information contact 250-992-2453.

FRIDAY OAPO POTLUCK LUNCH Feb. 15, bring your food by 11 a.m., lunch at 11:30 a.m., followed by whist or crib.

2013 memberships now available for $10. For details call Golden Centre, 250991-0090.

INDO-CANADIAN COMMUNITY CELEBRATES SAINT RAVIDAS’ BIRTHDAY at the Sikh Temple, 431 Lewis Dr., Feb. 15 –17. The Holy Book will be recited continuously for three days with special congregation on Sunday, Feb. 17, 11 a.m. – noon. There will be a free kitchen all three days. All welcome.

SATURDAY DINNER AND SILENT AUCTION AT SMOKEY OAK LOUNGE AND R E S T A U R A N T, Feb. 16, doors open 5:30 p.m., dinner at 6 p.m. Tickets are $25 each at Rockies, Total Pet, Circle S Western Wear and proceeds to Pet Safe Coalition Society of Canada.

C E L E B R AT I N G THE ARTS , Feb. 16, 1 – 4 p.m. in West Fraser Timber Room, Arts and Rec. Centre. Arts and Entertainment, snacks

and drinks provided along with a special birthday cake. For information contact Lana Johnson, 2507847-0303 or email short1001@hotmail. com.

Pam 250-747-1925 to pre-register.

CDC THIRD ANNUAL VALENTINES DINNER, AUCTION AND DANCE Feb. 16 at CNC, 5 p.m. cocktails and appys, 6 p.m. Italian dinner, 7:30 p.m. live auction and 9 p.m. dance with Night Owl Music. Cash bar, credit card accepted on auction items. Tickets are $40/each at CDC, 488 McLean Street.

For information call 250-992-2481.

SUNDAY

LIVE MUSIC JAM NIGHT Feb. 23, Elks Hall, all ages welcome, 7 – 11 p.m., sponsored by the not-for-profit River City Music Association, everyone welcome to play/ sing or listen/dance.

Admission fees are $5/person to a maximum of $15 per family, RCMA members free, memberships available. For information call Russ Watson, 250-9923452.

OLD TIME FIDDLERS DANCE, Mar. 2, Masonic Hall. Dance form 8 p.m. – midnight.

Admission $10, includes lunch. Tickets at the door. Contact Jean 2150-9925081.

PRINT ON DEMAND WORKSHOP co-sponsored by Wordspinners and Literacy Quesnel, March 23, 9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. at 206, 288 McLean St. Subject: e-publishing and local options available for publishing your own book.

A light lunch available for small fee.

Seating limited, call

ALL PIONEER DAY July 27 at Antique Machinery Park. Those wishing to perform, contact John, 250-747-4526.

GOLD PAN GRANNIES THIRD ANNUAL SCRABBLE TOURNAMENT Feb. 24, 1 p.m., St. John’s Anglican Church Hall.

Entry fee $20. Contact Olive Walsh, 250-747-3547 to register.

ONGOING EVENTS CALM YOUR LIFE MEDITATION AT HIGH GROUND HEALING, 256 Reid St. every Thursday by donation.

BELL RINGING beginners, Monday’s 10 a.m., Quesnel Seniors’ Centre. For information phone 250-992-6957.

CARIBOO MINING ASSOCIATION meets the second Sunday of the month at 1 p.m. at the Seniors’ Centre.

LEGION FLEA MARKET, Wednesday – Saturday, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Donations greatly appreciated. Help the Legion help the veterans. Donations can be dropped off at the Legion or call Ken, 250-747-4951.

OAPO ACTIVITIES Monday – cribbage, pool; Tuesday – pool; closed Wednesday; Thursday – cribbage, whist, pool; Friday – whist, pool; regular monthly meetings 1:30 p.m., second Tuesday of the month; potluck lunch, third Friday, 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.; generous lunch ($5) served Monday,

Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Golden Centre is open, $4/ members, $5/nonmembers. For details call Golden Centre, 250-991-0090.

CLIMATE ACTION GROUP meets the 4th Tuesday of every month at Alex Fraser Timber Park’s Nature Centre at noon. People interested in helping create a self-sufficient, resilient community, join the group.

DARTS! New dart players sought for 2012-13 season.

Mixed dart league.

No experience necessary. Every Tuesday night at 6:45 at Elks Lodge. Call Steven, 250-992-5794 for information.

GRIEFSHARE weekly sessions Monday, 6:30 – 8:30 p.m., workbook is $15. For information and registration contact Carol, 250992-5369, Debbie, 250-747-1500 or Northstar Church, 250-992-8830.

FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY YARN CLUB meets the second and fourth Thursday afternoon, 1 – 3 p.m. in the library activity room.

RESEARCHING YOUR FAMILY HISTORY? NEED HELP WITH A BRICK WALL? Quesnel Genealogy Society meetings are the second Tuesday of the month, September to June at 1490 Beryl Street, 7 p.m. For information contact 250-9927211.

YOUTH CENTRE open Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 2:30 – 5:30 p.m. Rock climbing bookings accepted for Saturday birthday parties, call 250-

983-6920 to check availability.

FRIENDS OF BARKERVILLE regular meetings, first Wednesday of each month, 5:30 p.m., Wee Chippee Restaurant. For information call 250-9922008.

VOICES FOR NORTH CARBIOO SENIORS every third Thursday at Legion Hall, 2 p.m.

AUXILIARY TO G.R. BAKER HOSPITAL LOOKING FOR NEW MEMBERS. Meetings are first Tuesday of the month, 7:30 p.m. in hospital lower boardroom.

Orientation provided, police record check required. Pick up application at Hospital Gift Shop or contact Florence White, 250992-5635 or Barb Glover 250-9925298.

PEER DEVELOPMENT QUESNEL offers free, peerfacilitated programming for adults with a mental illness and/ or addiction. The group currently runs every Tuesday, 10 a.m. – noon in the large group room of the Westside Mental Health and Addictions Centre (395 Elliott St.) For information call 250985-5832 or email QUE-peerdev@ northernhealth.ca.

SENIORS ADVOCACY SERVICE hours: Tuesday and Thursday, 11 a.m.

– 1 p.m. Call 250992-9330 and leave a message, someone will get back to you shortly. SAS is located in Century 21 office in the back.

Sandwich board on sidewalk means a consultant is in to serve you.

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FOR VOLUNTEERS in the Quesnel area for occasional social visits with local clients, help with shopping or getting to appointments, organizing in the home and reading. Orientation provided, police record check and references required.

Prefer one year commitment.

Email: anne.mcnicol@cnib. ca or call 250-6531702.

EXODUS 4:10 TOASTMASTERS meet Thursdays.

Meetings are 7 p.m., in multi-purpose room at Northstar Church, use lower parking lot. For details call Rose, 250992-9520 or Pam, 250-992-5752.

QUESNEL ELKS HALL available for rentals, call Tim Patchett, 250-9925082. If you’re interested in joining the Elks call Ralph Scott, 250-747-8566.

PEOPLE INTERESTED IN FOSTERING IN QUESNEL contact Lisa Shearer, 250-992-2759, ext.

225 at Axis Family Resources.

DANCE LESSONS at the Legion every Wednesday night, 7 p.m. $15 per couple per session, pay in advance $100 for 8 sessions. Singles bring your own partner. Learn to slowdance, quick step or jive. call 250-9925655 to register, or just drop in.

CELEBRATE RECOVERY program, sponsored by Cariboo Liberty Place, for implementing a Christ-centred recovery at Victory Way Church, every Thursday, 7 p.m. For information call Leonora, 250-991-0191.

Q U E S N E L TOASTMASTERS

Wednesdays, from 7 – 9 p.m.at the College of New Caledonia. Come and visit and learn about improving your communication skills in a warm and friendly environment.

Are you new to Quesnel?

It’s a great way to get connected. Contact Ruby at 250-7471180 or rubydksn@ telus.net SEASONS HOUSE provides support and advocacy for individuals in need of short term emergency shelter. To access services come to 146 Carson Ave., Quesnel or contact us, 250-9910222.

COUNCIL OF SENIOR CITIZENS ORGANIZATION (COSCO) is an advocacy group devoted to improving the quality of life for all seniors. Seniors organizations wishing to affiliate or individuals wishing to become members contact Ernie Bayer, 604-576-9734, fax: 604-576-9733 or email ecbayer@shaw. ca.

QUESNEL HEALING ROOMS every Monday 7 – 9 p.m., every Wednesday 12 – 2 p.m. (except holidays) at Bethel Church, Coach Road, Are you sick?

Do you know someone who is sick?

Bring them to be prayed for. For information contact Debbie Planeta 250747-0415 or Diane Giesbrecht 250-7474643.

Meetings and Special Events, Workshops, Signups and Non-profit Groups will run in the Sunday or Wednesday edition. The deadline for the Wednesday Observer is Monday at noon, and the deadline for the weekend edition is Wednesday at 5 pm. All meeting notices and regular submissions to Community Calendar must be renewed every three months. Due to the volume of material, we clear the column every three months and only print newly submitted material.

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WE SUPPORT

The North Cariboo Multi Centre!

The North Cariboo Multi Centre is the key to Quesnelʻs future as a community. It will be home to entertainment, cultural and sporting events, which will vastly improve the health and wellness of residents.

The Multi Centre will be a destination for trade shows and conventions, which will be a tremendous benefit to local businesses.

The performing arts centre will enhance our growing artistic community and attract out of town performers.

The North Cariboo Multi Centre will be the heart of Quesnel for generations to come. Help us bring it to life.

WIN YOUR SEAT!

The Quesnel Downtown Association, West Quesnel Business Association and South Quesnel Business Association will be giving away three (3) seats in the North Cariboo Multi Centre! Each seat will feature a custom plaque with the winnerʻs name. To enter, fill out a ballot at any participating business from February 15th through March 15th.

No purchase necessary.

Look for the purple heart in participating businesses.

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