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Locals will be able to cast their ballot via email in what will be the city’s second go at a public approval process for the fire hall expansion.

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BURNED OUT Eighteen firefighters and three engines responded to a blaze which engulfed a storage trailer in an RV park off Neilson Street on Sunday.

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HAZARDOUS SPILL COUNTRY CHRISTMAS A colourful dance recital was one of many highlights of this year’s Country Christmas week, which culminated in the annual parade through town on Friday. Hundreds of photos from all of the week’s events are available online at merrittherald.com, while full results from this year’s parade are on page 10. Michael Potestio/Herald

The Coquihalla Highway closed down Tuesday due to a fire in a semi-truck which was carrying 20,000 litres of a corrosive substance.

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NICOLA VALLEY NEWS FIRE HALL EXPANSION

Process restarts with new options Michael Potestio THE MERRITT HERALD

The City of Merritt is restarting its alternative approval process required to borrow up to $2.2 million for the second phase of its fire hall expansion over the holiday season.

On Nov. 28, city council unanimously approved opening up a new, 36-day window to vote against the project between Dec. 15, 2017 and Jan. 19, 2018.

Corporate officer Sean Smith recommended the process be extended four days to compensate for the three business days city hall will be closed during Christmas.

Earlier this month the city botched the alternative approval process due to a clerical error. By law, the city is required to start from scratch to rectify the situation.

Contrary to the requirement under the community charter, elector response forms that should have been available to the public when the notification phase began on Nov. 2, were mistakenly withheld by staff until the 32-day window to vote against the project started on Nov. 10.

The provincial Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing subsequently contacted the city and advised that the process would have to start over.

As a result, anyone who already submitted a form will need to send in another one.

“With a process like that, which is a legal process, you need to make sure everything is done exactly right so that it can’t be challenged,” chief administrative officer Shawn Boven told the Herald.

A public notice will be issued on Dec. 7 and again on Dec. 14. Forms will be available at city hall and online for download beginning next Wednesday.

Forms can be obtained before Dec. 15, but cannot be submitted to the city until the approval process begins.

Coun. Linda Brown said she’s heard complaints from a couple people who are upset the process is starting over, as they are going on vacation over the holidays.

“It affects our snowbirds. They had the forms with them or they tried to vote before and they couldn’t, and a lot of them

this week merrittherald.com Merritt Fire Chief Dave Tomkinson recently took the Herald on a tour through the current facilities, which could receive a major upgrade depending on the outcome of the alternative approval process. Michael Potestio/Herald

are planning to be away for this entire period, so they’re quite upset about it,” said Brown.

Smith said the city will accept scanned copies of the form via email, and advised everyone who had previously submitted a form that they will have to resubmit a form.

Restarting the process won’t cost the city anything aside from the price of additional advertising, Boven told the Herald.

Boven said he doesn’t think many forms were received, but there were people who recently came to city hall looking for them who were told the

process was restarting.

He said he’s not sure how many people requested forms before they were made available.

“I find [the error] a little bit perplexing because this isn’t the first time we’ve done a reversal process,” Coun. Mike Goetz told the Herald.

Anytime a municipality plans to incur debt for more than five years it is required to put the project to a community referendum or alternate approval process before adopting a loan authorization bylaw.

If the city collects “no” signatures totalling more than 10 per cent of the

local electorate, the borrowing bylaw to finance the fire hall expansion would not move forward unless a referendum overturned the result.

With an estimated 5,560 residents over the age of 18, according to the 2016 Statistics Canada census, 556 votes are needed to stop the bylaw from moving forward.

If permitted to proceed by the alternative approval process, council will move towards adopting a bylaw which will see the city borrow $2.2 million from the municipal finance authority over a 25-year period.

Co-operation key to eradicating invasive plant species in the region The provincial government touted the success of a $2.2 million program aimed at eradicating invasive plants in the Thompson-Nicola region, which began earlier this year.

Since the program was announced in the spring, more than 1,300 kilometres of forest service roads in the Thompson-Nicola region have been surveyed and treated in an effort to stem the growth of spotted knapweed and other invasive plants, stated a press release from the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure.

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Knapweed can reduce the amount of food available for rangeland animals by up to 90 per cent in a given area as it crowds out native plant species and forage grasses.

Thompson-Nicola Regional District’s chair John Ranta said previous programs aimed at eradicating invasive species were “hit and miss,” despite the efforts of land owners.

“The Ministry of Transportation and Highways would do something over here, the TNRD would do something here, [Forests Lands and Natural Resource Operations] would do something over there, and it wasn’t co-ordinated,” said TNRD Chair John Ranta

when the program was launched in the spring.

Private property owners, explained Ranta, “could do the work to eliminate the weeds on their property, but if you’re adjacent to a highway and the Ministry of Transportation isn’t doing anything on the roads or right of way, then you’re just going to get re-infested again.”

A report from the provincial government in March suggested that part of the funding will go towards establishing a “Centre of Excellence” in Merritt, which will pioneer “innovative ways to combat invasive plants in the region and … restoration of lands following treatment.”

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Island options A tiny island located in the middle of the Nicola River could soon be designated as an official protected reserve, after the City of Merritt purchased the land two years ago.

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YOU’RE INVITED! to meet with Mayor Menard on December 6th from 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m., in the Mayor’s Office at City Hall (second floor), 2185 Voght Street.

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Interested citizens are welcome to stop by, say hello and discuss issues and opportunities for the City, its residents and businesses.

If you would like to schedule a particular time to meet with the Mayor at a Drop-In session please call reception at City Hall 250-378-4224.

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As 2017 draws to a close, the City of Merritt would like to say Thank You!

ARE YOU PART OF AN ORGANIZATION THAT IS A POSITIVE CONTRIBUTION TO THE COMMUNITY? Do you have a great idea for an event? Each year Council carefully considers providing funding assistance to non-profit groups that operate in the City of Merritt and provide valuable social and community services in the municipality.

For 2018, the City of Merritt has 2 grant categories (Grantin-Aid and Community Initiatives) and 3 funding types (Financial Aid, In-kind and Sponsorship) available to Community Organizations and Non-profit Groups.

The 2018 Grant Application is now available online at: www.merritt.ca/city-services/finance/grants-aid

As 2017 draws to a close, the City of Merritt would like to say Thank You!

As 2017 draws to a close, the City of Merritt would like to say Thank You!

We want to take a moment to look back and recognize the significant contributions of time, effort and resources that members of our community have made to assist in responding to multiple emergencies in 2017.

We want to take a moment to look back and recognize the significant contributions of time, effort and resources that members of our community have made to assist in responding to multiple emergencies During erratic weather conditions, several businesses and citizens catered to the needs of those who in 2017.

were stranded both inside and outside of Merritt as a result of highway closures.

During erratic Swocial eather conditions, businesses and citizens chatered to tohe needs of hthose ho The Emergency Services team saeveral nd other volunteers dedicated undreds f volunteer ours awfter were s tranded b oth i nside a nd o utside o f M erritt a s a

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about 60 people were displaced as a result of the Kengard Manor fire. Volunteers assisted with For further information contact Wayne Anderson, providing shelter & recovery assistance, managing donations of money and household goods (several The Emergency Social Services team and other volunteers dedicated hundreds of volunteer hours after Financial Services Manager, at 250-378-8616 We want orto take a mioment to look ack acnd recognize the ignificant contributions of time, effo hundred tems), running the db onation enter for a number of msonths, and assisting at the Civic Center about 60 people were displaced as a result of the Kengard Manor fire. Volunteers assisted with wanderson@merritt.ca the resiliency enter was operational. resources that when m embers of o&cur community made to assist in raesponding o m(several ultiple emerg providing shelter recovery assistance, hmave anaging donations of money nd household gtoods items), running center for waas number months, from and acitizens ssisting aand t tb he Civic Center 2017.

In hundred response to flooding on tthe he dNonation icola River, there a huge orf esponse usiness EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES when tin he resiliency center was operational. owners our community who filled and stacked sandbags. These persons worked together to protect The deadline to submit your 2018 grant application is November 30, 2017.

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CURBSIDE RECYCLING

Please be cognizant and do not by the TNRD, that some curbside paint, form packaging, garden hoses, We thank all applicants for their interest, however, recycling In wh Countless hours were logged y so many scrap volunteers in response to contaminate wildfires your in ocurbside ur region. recycling containers werebcontaminated metal and toys. only those selected for an interview will be contacted. container with materials that are not with w items that areseason, not permitted in the long and difficult ildfire volunteers tirelessly worked at the reception center to aid thos permitted.

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To wildland & sevent tructural firefighters, the BinC Merritt Ambulance Service, the Red Cross, the Salvation Arm Add your and see all other events at #ExploreMerritt Police www.tourismmerritt.com/events and other law enforcement agencies, we thank you for the wonderful job you did during t For both locals and visitors to discover more about Merritt andwildfires great upcoming events in the community! this year.

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NICOLA VALLEY NEWS PUBLIC SAFETY

Council to address concerns about walkway near the entrance to the walkway, said the area has been a problem for years.

“We’ve owned the business for seven years, and it was going on before that,” she said, adding that the group of people who loiter there has gotten bigger and younger.

“Most of them are

Michael Potestio THE MERRITT HERALD

Harassment concerns on a walkway between the Railyard Mall and the Nicola Valley Museum is an issue the City of Merritt is looking to address.

“It’s a situation where some people are being harassed when they’re going through there — some seniors that are going shopping, people that want to go to the museum or to Gillis House — and it’s a bit of a concern,” said Merritt Mayor Neil Menard.

The issue of people loitering on that walkway was brought to council’s attention via a letter from museum president Tom Edwards included in the Nov. 14 council agenda.

In the letter Edwards writes the

harmless, but they’re drinking back there,” she said. “When people are walking through they’re bugging [them] for money and saying whatever, and you get

BUYING Seniors have reported being harrassed along a walkway between the Railyard Mall and the Nicola Valley Museum. Michael Potestio/Herald

museum has received concerns from visitors regarding people sitting on the concrete retaining wall along the walkway between the mall and museum.

“We would appreciate any resolution to discourage people from using this area as a meeting place,” Edwards writes.

The letter goes on to state that visitors are

finding it intimidating to walk past people seated in the narrow walkway on their way to the museum.

“Those people have rights too [so] we have to be careful how we go about it,” Menard told the Herald. “It is an issue and we’re trying to rectify it in the best way possible.”

Menard said he has spoken with the RCMP

and asked them to keep an eye on the area and keep people moving, but no course of action has been determined yet.

“Maybe we have to put up no loitering signs or whatever, but we haven’t made a decision yet,” said Menard.

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Thank You! The Country Christmas Committee made up of Kurt Christopherson, Mae Ketter, Jack Polmans, Joyce Perrie, Herman Nel, Linda Baird, Carolyn Thompson, Etelka Gillespie, Alisha Hedrick and Carrie Ware would like to Thank the Sponsors: Baillie House, Canadian Tire, City of Merritt, Community Futures Nicola Valley, Merritt Chamber of Commerce, Merritt Herald, Merritt Printing, Q 101, Lee’s Music, Tim Horton’s, Triple G Logging.

Special Thanks goes to the City of Merritt Staff, the supporters and participants and all those volunteers who helped make this years’ Country Christmas a great success.

some that are intimidated by it.”

MacMillan said she often calls the RCMP to report people fighting or passed out on the walkway.

Merry Christmas to All

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VIEWPOINT EDITORIAL

Big money, local elections Bold new reforms have swept away “big money” from local politics, TOM FLETCHER restoring grassroots B.C. democracy VIEWS for next fall’s province-wide elections for municipal councils, school boards and regional districts.

That’s what the B.C. NDP government wants you to believe, anyway, as their amendments to municipal and school board election laws take effect this week. Donations from corporations and unions are banned, and everyone is limited to a maximum $1,200 per year donation to any candidate or slate of candidates.

In terms of the direct writing of cheques from property developers and unions to their favourite candidates, this is certainly a welcome step. The B.C. Liberal government started in 2016 with spending limits, and the NDP has taken it to the next level.

As with many things in B.C., there is an urban scene and an entirely separate reality for smaller communities, particularly those “beyond Hope.” NDP governments tend to develop rules that work for urban regions and show little understanding of the rest of B.C. The Agricultural Land Reserve is an example of this, and these local election changes are another.

The B.C. Liberals pushed to raise the individual contribution limit from $1,200 to $5,000, but that was defeated by the NDP-Green coalition. The opposition argued that most municipal candidates don’t even do fundraising, they simply finance their own campaigns, and $1,200 doesn’t go far for advertising in even a medium-sized community.

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Trouble brewing (again) on Irish border History never leaves Ireland alone.

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries the lethal alliance of the Conservative Party in Britain and the Unionist Party, which represented GWYNNE DYER the Protestant minor- The international ity in Ireland, made STAGE it impossible for the British parliament to pass a Home Rule Bill for Ireland.

A Home Rule Bill might have let the two countries take their distance peacefully and gradually, while retaining close links — or maybe not, but it was worth a try. Instead came the Easter Rebellion of 1916, the Irish War of Independence, the partition of the island between the independent Republic and Northern Ireland (part of the UK), the Irish Civil War and three decades of terrorist war in Northern Ireland that only ended 20 years ago.

Well, the Conservatives and the Unionists are back in coalition now, and another war is brewing on the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic. At the moment

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it’s practically an invisible frontier, with no border posts or customs checks, because both the United Kingdom and the Irish Republic belong to the European Union. Brexit, however, will put an end to that, and probably to peace as well.

In principle, Britain flouncing out of the EU shouldn’t hurt anybody except the British themselves, but the UK’s Irish border is a nightmare. Prime Minister Theresa May has sworn a mighty oath that the United Kingdom will leave both the ‘single market’ and the customs union, but that will turn this ‘soft’ frontier into a ‘hard’ EU border with a non-EU country: border guards, customs checks, passports, queues and all the rest.

What made the Good Friday peace agreement of 1998 possible was the promise that the border between the two Irelands would practically disappear, which allowed the Catholic nationalists of the Irish Republican Army (IRA) to believe that their war had not been just a futile struggle that killed 3,000 people.

They could dream that with all the coming and going across an open border, the two parts of Ireland would grow closer and eventually reunite.

Recreate a hard border and they will feel cheated. Not all the militants of the IRA will

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pick up their guns again, but some almost certainly will. It was very hard to stop the first time, and there is no particular reason why a renewed war couldn’t last another thirty years and kill thousands more.

Presumably Theresa May does not want to see this, and the EU recently offered her a way out. If you must go, they said, then leave the inner Irish border open and put your customs and immigration controls between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK (which are conveniently separated by the Irish Sea).

Northern Ireland would remain in the EU’s customs union and nobody would be stopped at its land border with the Republic. Customs and immigration checks would only happen at Northern Irish ports and airports, when people or goods have crossed or are going to cross the Irish Sea. It makes as much sense as anything can within the context of Brexit — but May has to reject it.

She must reject that offer because she lost her parliamentary majority in the election she needlessly called last June, and remains in power only thanks to the votes of the Democratic Unionist Party — i.e., the hardline Protestants of Northern Ireland.

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OPINION From the Herald archives: Noc. 30, 1966

POOL CHOSEN AS CENTENNIAL PROJECT On July 1, 2017, Canada celebrated its sesquicentennial — or 150th — anniversary. One-hundredand-fifty years worth of history is a lot to remember — so each week in 2017, the Herald will run this special section to remind you of the remarkable accomplishments, important historical figures, and maybe even a few fun facts you might not have known about our country.

This week in Canadian history: Nov. 30, 1924:

HANDS (FULL) OF HOPE The fifth annual Hands of Hope food drive was a roaring success, as volunteers collected more than 5,800 pounds of food in support of the Nicola Valley and District Food Bank’s Christmas hamper program on Nov. 26. Food bank manager Elissa Barron said the total is still being tallied as donations continue to trickle in this week. Barron extended her gratitude to area-businesses — Royal LePage, Starbucks, Yaki Joe’s, Q101 and Brambles — as well as the volunteers who spent a rainy Sunday afternoon going door-to-door to collect donations. “It wouldn’t have happened without each and everyones help,” said Barron. Cole Wagner/Herald

No subsidies for municipal politicians: Robinson From Page 6 The NDP government isn’t going to force taxpayers to finance the campaigns of people they don’t support, as they are doing at the provincial level with a per-vote

subsidy. They’re also not interested in extending tax credits to people who donate to local election campaigns.

Municipal Affairs Minister Selina Robinson gave a curt response to this when the changes

were introduced in October. Local governments have never had any public subsidy or tax credit, so that’s why they don’t now.

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Priorities established for British Prime Minister From Page 6 And the DUP, always terrified that Britain will abandon them, simply will not allow any kind of border, however soft, to be put between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK. May cannot defy the DUP on this or her government will fall — and the Conservatives would probably lose the subsequent election, putting her nemesis, the dreaded Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, in power.

However, if May insists on leaving the EU customs union,

there will have to be a ‘hard’ border — and if there is, says Ireland’s Prime Minister Leo Varadkar, he will veto any negotiations between the EU and the UK on a free trade deal after it leaves the Union.

Theresa May is finally cornered, and the United Kingdom may end up ‘crashing out’ of the EU with no deal at all. The UK can then spend the next decade trying to renegotiate on less favourable terms the 59 trade deals it now enjoys with other countries as a member of the EU — and, more likely than

not, dealing with a renewed IRA insurgency in Northern Ireland.

Or May could aim for a deal that keeps the UK in the customs union. Then the border would remain open, and there would be no Irish veto, and a reasonable deal on post-Brexit trade would be possible. But that would split the Conservative Party, and avoiding that is far more important to her than all these other issues.

Gwynne Dyer is an independent journalist whose articles are published in 45 countries.

“Sir William Stephenson: A Man Called Inventor” commemorative stamp, showing Canadian inventor William Stephenson, issued by Canada Post. Photo courtesy of Library and Archives Canada

The Radio Corporation of America carried out the first successful wireless transmission of photographs by radio from London, England, to New York, United States. The wireless transmission was made possible through the use of technology developed by Canadian inventor William Stephenson.

The photographs transmitted by radio featured individuals, government documents and a short text with a Chinese proverb meaning “a picture is worth a thousand words.”

William Stephenson invented the wirephoto, a radio facsimile method of transmitting pictures without telephone or telegraph wires (the precursor to the fax!), while studying engineering at the University of Manitoba.

Stephenson enlisted with the Canadian military engineers in 1914 and joined the Royal Flying Corps in 1915. He moved to the United Kingdom in 1921, where he developed and patented his inventions. Code-named “Intrepid,” the Canadian inventor will be in charge of a British counterespionage network during the Second World War. Thanks to Library and Archives Canada for this excerpt.

You can find out more about Canada’s history every day at www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/onthisday/.

The money flowed like water going into a pool.

And that’s just where it was going.

For in the space of five short minutes, $20,000 and more were offered in donations towards Merritt’s centennial project of a heated swimming pool.

This was what happened at the end of a hectic meeting last Thursday in which more than 300 citizens packed the basement of the Grasslands Hotel.

In an unparalleled display of community spirit, the citizens first of all made it clear they wanted a swimming pool and then set about backing up their claim with immediate pledges of financial assistance.

Commented Mayor Allan Collett, who chaired the meeting: “I’ve never come across $20,000 being raised any easier in my life.”

LETTERS POLICY The Merritt Herald welcomes your letters, on any subject, addressed to the editor.

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Letters may be edited for length, taste and clarity. Please keep letters to 300 words or less.

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Tires slashed near school Michael Potestio THE MERRITT HERALD

Merritt RCMP have received reports of car tires being slashed in an area behind Merritt Secondary School over the weekend.

Two properties were targeted overnight on Friday and reported to police Saturday morning (Nov. 25). The tires on a vehicle and utility trailer at a residence on Canford Avenue as well as a vehicle on Hamilton Avenue all appeared to have been punctured with a knife, RCMP Const. Tracy Dunsmore told the Herald.

incidents, but not all Police conducted neighbourhood inquires, files from the weekend are necessarily combut have no suspects at pleted right away. this time.

“Somebody may “Nobody saw or not notice heard if their anything,” trailer’s Dunsmore tires [are] said. slashed, or Another a vehicle tire slashthey haven’t ing from been drivCanford ing,” said Avenue was Dunsmore. reported to A vehipolice on cle, which Sunday. was parked “There a short may be more,” said Const. Tracy Dunsmore distance Merritt RCMP from where Dunsmore, the tires noting that were punctured, was one officer’s notes indialso reported stolen on cated there were other

Saturday morning.

Dunsmore said police are looking for a black 1998 Oldsmobile Intergra that was taken from the 1800 block of Quilchena Avenue sometime after 7 p.m. on Friday (Nov. 24). It has the license plate number EN146L. “It didn’t have a lot of fuel in the tank, and it looks like it was locked,” said Dunsmore.

Anyone with information on these files, or who may have had the tires on their vehicle slashed should contact the Merritt RCMP at 250-378-4262 or Crimestoppers at 1-800222-8477.

Blaze guts trailer, prompts fire investigation Michael Potestio THE MERRITT HERALD

A storage trailer in an RV park off Neilson Street was engulfed in flames when Merritt firefighters arrived on scene at about 4 a.m. Sunday (Nov. 26).

“The building itself was pret-

ty much consumed,” said Fire Chief Dave Tomkinson.

The trailer was unoccupied at the time.

In total 18 firefighters and three engines responded to extinguish the blaze to keep it from spreading, Tomkinson said.

He said there was some heat

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NICOLA VALLEY NEWS ART AWARDS Every year, stu-

dents from across the country submit posters, essays and poems to the Royal Canadian Legion, as part of the organization’s annual Remembrance Day arts contest. This year, 10 students from Merritt Secondary School were recognized by members of the local branch of the Royal Canadian Legion. Pictured here are (back row, left to right) Jan Oswald, Diya Chhabra, Riya Chhabra, Daycia Stephens, Cole McIntyre-Ponsioen, Gabriel Eves and Mo Dixon.

(Front row, left to right) J.R. Anderson, Jayna Whitecross, Hannah Howard and Keenan Isaac. (Missing) Mariska Wekking. Cole Wagner/Herald

COQUIHALLA HIGHWAY

Hazardous material spill closes Highway 5

The remnants of a chemical tanker truck, following a spill on the Coquihalla Highway. Photo courtesy of RAM Environmental Response Ltd.

A semi-truck carrying a corrosive liquid caught fire in the southbound lanes of the Coquihalla Highway on Nov. 28.

The route was closed in both directions between Merritt and Hope for the majority of the day as cleanup crews attempted to stem the damage after approximately 20,000 litres of phenol formaldehyde resin spilled onto the road and into a ditch.

An update posted to the web by B.C. Spill Response stated that Emergency Environmental Response Officers were deployed to the scene to assess the damage after the highway was closed shortly after 9 a.m.

“The product is contained within a 40 foot stretch of ditch in a natural depression,” stated the web update. “[Crews] are planning to berm the ditch and use a poly liner to keep the product contained.”

The highway was reopened after 5 p.m., though a lane closure was still in effect on Wednesday morning.

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PARADE FLOATS THROUGH MERRITT It was a night to remember on Nov. 24, as more than 50 floats participated in the annual Country Christmas parade. Hundreds lined up along Quilchena Avenue to catch a glimpse of some of the decked out floats from local businesses, non-profits and community groups. Picking the award winners was a tough task for the judges — but despite many fantastic floats, a few were taken out of consideration for throwing candy from vehicles. Michael Potestio/Herald

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MOVING REAL ESTATE BC LTD. #102, 2840 Voght Street, Box 236 Merritt, B.C. V1K 1B8

250-378-6166 – TF 1-877-841-2100 www.century21.ca/movingrealestate November 29, 2017 - December 13, 2017

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STUNNING HOME AT NICOLA LAKE 6557 MONCK PARK ROAD This modern artisan built 4273 sq.ft. architectural home offers luxury to the limit on a stunning 1.3 acre lot overlooking the lake and only steps to boat launch. Enjoy the huge floor to ceiling windows, 3 bedrooms, 4 baths, 1455 sq.ft. of patio space with fire bowl, plus deck with hot tub and a 3 car garage. This home is built to perfection. #2946 AT TYNER LAKE

#302, 1701 MENZIES ST.

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Newer 2 bedroom apartment on the 3rd floor in the Summit. Comes with stainless steel stove, fridge & dishwasher. Great place to live, close to corner store and on bus route.

2662 PRIEST AVE

2557 COLDWATER AVENUE

$55,000

#2944

CED

$169,000

UC RED

Spectacular panoramic views from this 3 bedrm Bench home with fully finished bsmt on 1.35 acres. Has inground pool, 3 car detached shop, indoor U/G archery range & paved parking.

#2875

1938 PARKER DRIVE

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2 bedroom cabin on beautiful Tyner Lake on lease government land. This rustic cabin has a lakeside deck and its own dock. Has new 10 year lease, expires 2027. Call for details.

#2877

1601 PONDEROSA WAY

1,100,000

$679,900

2717 GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS RD

4 bedroom Bench home overlooking the city. Huge country kitchen with island & skylight. HW floors in huge living room, 2 baths & partly finished basement. Huge 15,000 sq.ft. lot private back yard.

#2941

$414,500

1590 BANN STREET

NEW Very spacious 4 bedroom, 3 bath half duplex with an inlaw suite in the basement. Has laminate flooring, huge kitchen and family room. Has 1 car garage. Close to shopping and school.

2801 CLAPPERTON AVE

6649 MONCK PARK RD

$329,000

#2945

$245,000

Long time established convenience store with commercial kitchen and living quarters upstairs. The building has had some extensive renovations & upgrades.

Great business opportunity.

Incredible unobstructed one acre lot in Nicola Lakeshore Estates. Build your dream home amongst other beautiful custom homes in the area. Great lake for fishing & water sports.

#2831

#2833

$825,000

2776 VOGHT STREET

NEW

5 bedroom quality built home with new flooring and paint downstairs. Room on this 0.5 acre private lot for garden or fruit trees.

Has 2 car garage and detached shop with back access.

#2916

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$169,000

Very nicely finished rancher with fully finished basement. Large open kitchen with island & pantry, 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, low E windows. Great family home on the Bench with views.

Quality built rancher with high end features, 9 ft ceilings, Cherry hardwood kitchen, HW floors, living room with gas F/P, 4 bedrms, 3 baths and fully finished bsmt.

Double garage & RV parking.

2701 NICOLA AVE

2402 COLDWATER AVENUE

#2856

$365,000

Commercial built in busy location with tenant in place. Approx. 6600 sq.ft. with 4100 sq.ft. on the main, 1050 sq.ft. in bsmt and 1520 sq.ft. on top floor that could be used as living quarters.

#2573

$850,000

#2926

$459,000

Newly completed 3 bedrm, 2 bath rancher with open country kitchen, vaulted ceilings, Mill Creek cabinets & S/S appliances. R62 ceiling insulation. RV parking with 30 amp outlet on side of garage.

#2940

$369,500

Two attractive parcels on 2.47 acres with separate titles. C4 / R4 zoning provides a broad range of development prospects. Has approx.

2500 sq.ft. building on 0.5 acre lot. Ideal location across for multi-residential and commercial mix.

Ideal retail location across from park.

#2943

$795,000

COLDWATER HILLS

Grandview Heights

Spius Creek Estates

Located on Veale Road Prices starting at $189,000 + GST

RESIDENTIAL VIEW LOTS

Prices Starting at $199,000

Beautiful 10 +/- acre parcels with gorgeous views of the Coldwater River, just 10 minutes from Merritt. Power at lot line & many lots have preapproved building & septic sites. Some lots have wells. New perimeter fencing. Call for complete details. #1869

Fully serviced residential lots with fantastic views of the Nicola Valley and surrounding mountains.

Close to shopping and college.

Start building your dream home today!

FT E L TS O L Y 3 L N O

Prices Starting at $85,000 + GST

#2894

Located Off Petit Creek Road

These approx. 10+ acre lots are located approx.

15 minutes from Merritt in beautiful Sunshine Valley. Stunning views of the valley & some are riverfront. GST is applicable. Call for more details. Disclosure available.

#102-2840 Voght St., Merritt, B.C. - 250-378-6166 - Toll Free: 1-877-841-2100

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Moving Real Estate BC Ltd.

Don Gossoo Managing Broker

250-378-6166 • Fax: 378-4344 or Toll Free: 1-877-841-2100

Ray Thompson 315-3377

Brenda Thompson 315-8377

2662 PRIEST AVE

2402 COLDWATER AVE

Quality built family home with 5 bedrms on 0.5 acre level fenced yard. 2 car garage & detached shop with access from back street. Enjoy the covered deck & lower patio in shady yard.

Newly completed 3 bedr, 2 bath rancher with vaulted ceilings, open kitchen design with Mill Creek cabinets, island & S/S appliances. Double garage, RV parking & 4 ft crawl space for storage.

2637 FORKSDALE

#106, 1701 MENZIES ST

Newer 2 bedroom apartment on the 3rd floor in the Summit. Comes with stainless steel stove, fridge & dishwasher. Strata fees are $160 per month. Close to school, corner store & bus.

#2944

$169,000

#4, 1717 GRANITE

The perfect retirement community in Woodlane Village and close to shopping. This townhome features 2 bedrms, 2 baths, laundry on the main, living room with gas F/P, and carport in front. Strata fees $250 per month.

#2786

FIRST TIME BUYERS

Let us explain the process & help you find a

home.

$224,900

$329,000

Ground level strata apartment in The Summit.

This is a 2 bedroom, 2 bath unit with laminate & carpet flooring. Includes appliances, has quartz countertop on large center island.

#2793

#2938

$449,900

2717 GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS

Very nicely finished rancher with fully finished full basement. Large open kitchen with island and pantry. Hickory kitchen cabinets, bamboo flooring, low E windows, 4 bedrms & 4 baths.

#2856

$365,000

1463 COLDWATER

1475 COLDWATER

Nice 2 bedroom mobile home in Eldorado MH Park. Close to golf course. Comes with all appliances and new plumbing heat tape. Pad rent $346 per month. Book your viewing now.

Side by side duplex within walking distance to all amenities. 100 amp per side. Some long term tenants in place. Each side has 2 bedrms, 1 bathrm kitchen and living room plus fenced backyard.

Each side is 432 sq.ft. Some renos have been done.

This side by side duplex has 2 bedrms, 1 bathrm kitchen & living room per side, plus a fenced backyard, and 432 sq.ft. each side for a total of 864 sq.ft. Some renos have been done.

#2845

#2844

$44,900

2288 BURGESS

$159,900

2820 PEREGRINE WAY

2163 PRIEST AVE

#2941

$414,500

Nicely decorated 5-6 bedroom home with new roof and fridge, stove, washer/dryer.

Enjoy the gas F/P in your living room & master bedrm along with heated floors in the bsmt. RV parking.

Custom built riverfront home with open concept, custom kitchen with island & pantry, 5 pce ensuite, vaulted ceilings & huge family room. Large back deck perfect for BBQ’s. Has above ground pool.

Beautiful new 2 bedroom rancher in newer subdivision on corner lot. Features large open kitchen with Quartz counters, dining and living room with gas fireplace & comes with New Home Warranty.

#2942

#2923

#2934

$375,000

1937 MERRITT AVENUE

Great starter or retirement home located in good neighbourhood, close to shopping & schools. Home has fully finished basement with second living quarters for your inlaws.

Fenced yard and single car garage.

#2935

$219,000

2797 GRANDVIEW AVE

#2848

#2819

$449,900 1590 BANN ST

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Quality built rancher with many high end features including 9 ft ceilings, gorgeous cherry HW kitchen cabinets, HW floors, living room with gas F/P, 3 bedrms, 3 baths. The bsmt. Has possible suite potential. Private covered deck, RV parking.

Fantastic quality built home on 1.35 acres on the Bench. This home has 3 bedrms, 3 baths, and fully fin. Bsmt. Has 3 car shop, inground pool, U/G archery range and paved parking.

#2926

#2875

$459,000

#109, 1401 NICOLA

Build your dream home on this 7783 sq.ft. lot with amazing views, is close to shopping, restaurants, services and highway. A relatively flat lot. Priced to sell.

Great location to build your dream home in this newer subdivision. Close to shopping, restaurants, services, schools & highways. Services at lot line.

#2813

#2821

#2933

$74,900

#2910

$110,000

$679,900 ON 1ST STREET

Two bedroom manufactured home with large private sundeck overlooking the Nicola River and golf course. Has hot tub and 30x12 detached work shed.

$84,900

Upper Nicola school property of 1.92 acres with 2950 sq.ft. school house. Septic system installed and a well. Property is being sold “as is where is” condition. Call for more details.

#2930

$450,000

2557 COLDWATER AVE

1740 MACCAULEY ROAD

3100 sq.ft. rancher with 3 bedrms up & 2 bedrm inlaw in the basement. 12.19 acres with approx. 7 acres in hay, riding ring, barn, garage, workshop & storage shops. Bring your horses.

#2945

#2936

$245,000

3 bedrm rancher has a full basement on 9.5 Acres HW floors, 3 baths & rock F/P in living room. Has workshop/storage shed/ Enjoy those lazy days on your covered deck

#2932

#2892

$74,900

1653 LINDLEY CRK RD

Spectacular views from this 7470 sq.ft. building lot. Services are at the lot line. Building a home in this development is a great investment!

Close to shopping and college.

Build your dream home on the spectacular lot overlooking the Nicola Valley with breathtaking views. Homes in this development are all high end and is a great family area close to all amenities.

One of the finest lots in Grandview Heights subdivision, with amazing views of the Nicola Valley.

Close to all amenities and shopping. Perfect place to build your dream home.

Nice building lot on Lindley Creek Road, in a growing newer subdivision.

The natural slope of the land will allow for a walkout basement with a rancher type look from the front yard.

#2447

#2854

#2838

$89,900

Very spacious 4 bedroom, 3 bath half duplex with huge kitchen, laminate floors and an inlaw suite in the basement. Great for a large family. Close to school and shopping.

Build the home of your dreams in this newer subdivision. Great views of the beautiful Nicola Valley, close to shopping, restaurants, services, schools and highways.

2725 PEREGRINE WAY

$49,900

$699,900

1001 COLDWATER RD

2707 EAGLE CRESC

$89,000

#2876

2733 GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS

2727 GRANDVIEW

#2819

Great horse property of 9.88 acres with riding ring. 5 bedrm level entry rancher with vaulted ceilings, large kitchen, walkout basement & some upgrades. Includes several out buildings.

NEW

#2827

$89,000

1601 PONDEROSA WAY

CED

New Mortgage Guidelines come into effect.

Call us to discuss buying or selling your home.

Great Bench location to build your new home with spectacular views and in area of higher quality homes. Close to shopping and amenities

10681 HIGHWAY 97C

$374,900 + GST

U RED

BUYERS – NOW is the time to buy before the

2718 EAGLE CRES

CH E C K O UT OU R WE B SITE !

4 bedrm Bench home overlooking the city. Has country kitchen with large island & skylight. Has had some recent renos.

On huge 15,000+ sq.ft. lot with mature landscaping & fruit trees.

Spectacular views from the 7470 sq.ft. lot.

Services are at the lot line. Building a house in this development is a great investment.

Close to shopping and amenities.

$279,900

3055 HILTON DRIVE

S

Nice home with 2 bedrms on the main and a 2 bedrm inlaw suite in the basement. Has good size living rm, dining rm & kitchen with laminate flooring. 1 car older garage, nicely landscaped

2743 GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS

A rare waterfront lot of 0.94 acres, waiting for development with over 50 meters of river frontage, not subdividable. In neighbourhood of high end homes. Could apply for reduction in setback.

$89,900

$179,900

1301 QUILCHENA AVE

2052 PARKER DRIVE

$159,900

D SOL

$174,900

$369,500

/ Large family home with over 3800 sq.ft. on 3 floors, 6 bedrooms, 4 baths, large open kitchen with nook, formal dining, big rec.room & games room/gym. Nicely landscaped with U/G sprinklers.

#122, 1401 NICOLA AVE

#2674

#2940

Moving Real Estate BC Ltd.

OLD

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#2916

315-3043

TEAM THOMPSON

1938 PARKER DR

ED DUC

Karen Yakimchuk 315-3076

Personal Real Estate Corporation

#102 - 2840 Voght St., Merritt, BC

www.century21.ca/movingrealestate

#302, 1701 MENZIES ST.

Brad Yakimchuk

$59,900

$729,000

2190 CONKLIN AVE

Just under 1 level acre right beside the river.

Beautiful building lot available, very private.

Imagine fishing from your front yard or watching the deer and eagles play.

#2928

$149,000

$779,000

Call us for a MARKET EVALUATION. 2779 EAGLE CRESC

Nice building lot with close to shopping and in area of fine homes. started building your today!

#2407

amazing views, restaurants and Don’t wait, get dream home

$75,000

MERRITT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LTD. www.merrittpropertymanagement.ca

#100B, 2840 Voght Street ~ Call 250-315-0000

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CENTURY 21 MOVING REAL ESTATE BC LTD. LAND 1101 HIGHWAY 8

6593 MONCK PARK

IC & I

LAKE LAND

LAKE

6589 MONCK PARK RD

8795 OLD KAMLOOPS RD

2776 VOGHT STREET

2309 ABERDEEN ROAD

NEW

9.9 acres overlooking the Nicola River with fantastic views. A road has been made to the building site, cleared & ready to start building. Power & water available at lot line. Part of Miller Estates.

Build your dream home on this 1.1 acre lot in one of Merritt’s finest developments, Nicola Lakeshore Estates. Water & sewer hookups available, located close to water access.

Build your executive retreat on this 1.1 acre lot in Nicola Lakeshore Estates. Water and sewer hookups available. Great lake for all water sports, fishing and hiking trails. Adjoining lot also available.

#2872

#2809

#2808

$250,000

$199,000

$199,000

This one of a kind 2750 sq.ft. home has panoramic views of Stump Lake from 12.3 acres with over 500 ft. of lakeshore. Great attention to detail exudes from every room. Constructed from natural elements with vast wrap around decks. Has guest cottage & barn/shop.

#2937

$2,190,000

Two parcels on 2.47 acres with separate titles. C4/R4 zoning offers a broad range of development prospects. Has approx. 2500 sq.ft. building on 0.5 acre lot with C4 zoning.

Commercial property includes corner store in great location, and 10 residential apartment rental units. Financials available to qualified Buyers only. Call for full details.

#2943

#2931

$795,000

$899,000

ON CLEASBY ROAD

6021 BEECH RD

6408 MONCK PARK

6416 MONCK PARK

2801 CLAPPERTON AVE

1925 COUTLEE AVE

Private 12.6 acres, treed with great access to Spius Creek. Several good building sites, has a drilled well and hydro to lot line.

Located in Sunshine Valley off Cleasby Road.

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Start planning your dream home on this fantastic 1 acre waterfront lot on Nicola Lake. All ready has a driveway started down to the more level area near the water. Included 8x20 dock.

Gorgeous waterfront home on Nicola Lake with great views. This 5 bedrm, 4 bath home has fully finished walkout bsmt, large gourmet chef’s kitchen, vaulted ceilings, spacious deck & grass pathway down to floating dock.

Bob’s Mini Mart. A long time, well established convenience store with living quarters upstairs.

Business known for quality and great customer service. Building has had some extensive renos & upgrades over the years.

Great holding property in downtown Merritt. Currently to be used as a parking lot. Has great potential. Call for more details.

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Two 10 acre parcels in the City limits. One parcel has a two year lease. Zoned M-1.

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10 acre lot in Miller Estates, a subdivision of custom built executive homes, just 10 minutes west of Merritt. Enjoy the views of the valley & surrounding mountains. Land is mostly cleared with some trees.

Incredible unobstructed one acre lot, amongst other beautifully built custom homes. Quickly becoming the premier place for full time or recreational living.

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2 bedroom recreational cabin with living room, dining room & kitchen. Enjoy the sandy beaches & breathtaking views. Boating, fishing, swimming and snowmobiling in winter. No water or sewer services.

15.9 acre RV Park bordering the Coldwater River. Hookups in place & future set of plans for expansion available.

Has city water, sewer & power. Also has small rental home with long term tenants.

6500 sq.ft. commercial space. Sale includes building and land. Currently used as bowling alley & all equipment included for turnkey business, if desired. Parking at rear. Amazing value for any entrepreneurs.

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COUNCIL CUTS Winter powwow

Merritt city council voted 6-1 in favour of granting an in-kind extraordinary grant worth about $1,100 to the Winter Celebrations Powwow Committee to rent the Merritt civic centre from Dec. 15 to 17 for the 8th annual event.

Only Coun. Linda

by Michael Potestio

Brown voted in opposition.

The committee received in-kind support from the city in 2015 and 2016 for the event.

New software The recreation and facilities department is getting new management software.

In a report to council

director Lee Nelles said the current computer program no longer has technical support provided by the parent company, making the purchase of a new system necessary.

About $18,800 is being spent of a budgeted $30,000 for the software. Council approved the purchase unanimously.

Signs removed Three “No Parking” signs erected on a dead-end street in Diamond Vale have been removed almost as quickly as they were put up.

The city installed the signs earlier this month on McLean Place in response to a concerned resident who feared ambulances and fire trucks would

not be able to properly navigate the residential road when cars are parked on the street.

Mayor Neil Menard said he examined the street and the request seemed to make sense given how narrow the road was, but it turned out the representative didn’t have the support of the community.

The city spent approximately $500 to put up the signs.

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Cents fortunate to earn another weekend split Ian Webster THE MERRITT HERALD

For the second weekend in a row, the Merritt Centennials played just well enough to split their pair of games against BCHL opponents.

After being thumped 7-2 on the road by the West Kelowna Warriors at Royal LePage Place on Friday night, the Cents returned home Saturday and managed to rebound for a 3-2 overtime win against the visiting Trail Smoke Eaters.

It was Brendan Schneider who got the Centennials to extra innings versus the Smokies, scoring the equalizing goal with just 2:22 remaining in the third period.

That set the scene for Henry Cleghorn’s thrilling overtime winner, at 3:07 of fouron-four play. It was just Merritt’s second OT victory in five tries this season.

Up until the third period, the Smoke Eaters had been the better of the two teams,

and full value for their one-goal lead. Had it not been for netminder Austin Roden, the gap on the scoreboard might have been greater.

Centennials’ head coach and GM Joe Martin said sometimes a few big plays decide hockey games, and that’s what happened on Saturday night.

“When you’re not playing the greatest, a few players can make the difference,” the coach said. “Austin came up big for us early, and we got a couple of key goals late.”

Martin was very happy to see the OT winner go in.

“Just a great effort

by Zach [Zorn] to keep the puck in, and then get it to Henry. It was a confident play,” he said.

The night before, Martin said his team failed to respond when things went a bit south for Jake Berger in net. “[Jake’s] bailed us out many times in the past.

We owed him one, but it didn’t happen.”

The Cents will look to build on Saturday’s

THE WEEK IN REVIEW Friday, Nov. 24 West Kelowna 7 Merritt 2

Merritt Centennials’ players mob teammate Henry Cleghorn (somewhere in the pile) after his dramatic overtime goal gave the Cents’ a 3-2 come-from-behind win over the visiting Trail Smoke Eaters on Saturday night. Ian Webster/Herald

dramatic OT win this coming weekend, with rematches against West Kelowna (at home on Friday night) and Trail (on the road Saturday).

Martin will be absent from the weekend games, as well as five more games in December, as he fulfills his duties to Hockey Canada.

Martin is an assistant coach with Team Canada West. He leaves on Friday for

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the selection camp in Calgary, followed by the 2017 World Junior

A Challenge in Truro, Nova Scotia from Dec. 10 to 14.

Not sure the Centennials had any business winning this one, but, boy, did they need the victory in a big way. The Smokies had four APs in the lineup and still dominated for two periods (outshooting the Cents 24-10). Another sparkling effort by Austin Roden between the pipes is all that kept Merritt in the contest.

The home team finally woke up in the third, and was rewarded with a big-time break — Brendan Schneider burying a gift off the glass for the equalizer with just 2:22 remaining in regulation. Fittingly, the OT heroes were best friends Zach Zorn and Henry Cleghorn — the former tenaciously working the puck off the sideboards to the latter, who put the winner away in style. Something to build on.

Former Merritt minor hockey product practises with the Cents

BCHL STANDINGS to Nov. 28 Team

Henry Cleghorn’s dad, Charlie, and friends, Hanna Lalonde and Brianna Hackl, all wore expressions of relief and disbelief following Saturday night’s thrilling finish. Ian Webster/Herald

Despite a slow start, falling behind 2-0, and taking six of the seven penalties called in the second period, the Cents were trailing only by a goal after 40 minutes and still in this one. Then the proverbial roof fell in. Three West Kelowna tallies early in the third — in a span of three minutes and 14 seconds — chased Jake Berger from the game and the rout was on. Merritt’s trips to the sin bin kept happening. The most telling statistic in this forgettable game: West Kelowna two goals on 12(!) powerplay opportunities; Merritt zero for four.

Saturday, Nov. 25 Merritt 3 Trail 2 (overtime)

Talon Zakall

Last week, 15-year-old defenceman Talon Zakall was in town practising with the Merritt Centennials for a few days. Born and raised in the Nicola Valley, Zakall played all of his minor hockey in Merritt until last season when he suited up for the tier 1 bantam Kamloops Jr. Blazers. This season, Zakall is enrolled at the Yale Hockey Academy in the Fraser Valley. He plays on the Academy’s Elite 15 team in the Canadian Sport School Hockey League (CSSHL). In 20 games so far with the Lions, Zakall has netted four goals and added 13 assists for 17 points (good for fourth in scoring amongst all defencemen in the 11-team league). Centennials’ head coach and GM Joe Martin said that bringing in players of Zakall’s age and calibre for a look-see during the season is a regular occurrence with nearly all BCHL teams. “You want to keep an eye on what’s out there,” said Martin. “Talon’s having a good season at Yale. I talked to his coach, [former Centennial] Derry Menard, and he said that he’s really been enjoying coaching Talon, and likes the way he’s playing and progressing.” Martin went on to add, “Earlier this season we had [current Centennial] Nick Wick’s younger brother, Garrett, up here, and right now we have a pair of players from Hazelton in for a few days. Frazer Dodd is playing for the 100 Mile Wranglers of the Kootenay International Junior Hockey League this season, and is currently the team’s second-leading scorer. He APed for us in Prince George a while back and got an assist.” Joel Patsey is presently a defenceman with the Wranglers, who played for the Cariboo major midgets last season. Photo courtesy of James Dewars/stinkylockers.com

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Elementary players serve up some great volleyball SD58 ELEMENTARY VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT November 24 - CMS Gymnasium MORNING SESSION

AFTERNOON SESSION

1. Bench 1 2. Princeton 2 3. Princeton 1 4. Diamond Vale 1 5. Princeton 3 6. Central 2 7. Nicola Canford 1 Central 1

1. Bench 2 2. Collettville 2 3. Diamond Vale 2 4. Collettville 1 5. Nicola Canford 2 6. Bench 3 Nicola Canford 3

Bench Team 1 (left to right, back row): Dylan Ball, Gavin Shackelly, Tyson Jarvis, Lucas Schmid, (front row) Riley Davey, Kelsey Jager. Ian Webster/Herald

Bench Team 2 (left to right, back row): Alex Howard, Kendra Marklund, Maia Zakall, (front row) Simon McGifford, Rae Bassett, Wade Kanigan. Ian Webster/ Herald

NVSC skaters figure well at Okanagan interclub competition Ian Webster THE MERRITT HERALD

Seven members of the Nicola Valley Skating Club took part in an Okanagan interclub competition in Kamloops on the weekend. The three-day event was held at the MacArthur Island Sports Complex.

Twelve-year-old Emma Sowpal finished eighth in the STAR 4 U13 girls’ free program and 13th with her bronze interpretive solo.

“Emma skated really well in a very close, tough field,” said NVSC head coach Diana Lorenz. “She earned a silver rating for her performance and skating skills.”

In her very first

competition, 14-yearold Isabelle Heard also achieved a silver rating with both her intro interpretive solo and STAR 2 Girls (13 and over) performance.

Sarah Parno and Abby Thoms, both 10, competed in the STAR 3 Girls (10 and under) category. The two girls each achieved a bronze rating for their free programs, while Parno earned silver for her elements and Thoms a bronze.

Chloe Hughes, 11, also competed in the STAR 3 girls event, but in the 13 and over category. She finished with a silver standard.

Finally, young Marissa Ouimet, 11, and Jayda

Isabelle Heard

Emma Sowpal

Chloe Hughes

Sarah Parno. Photos contributed

Starrs, 8, both competed in the STAR 1 girls elements competition, achieving bronze and silver ratings respectively.

“All our skaters performed well, and

had so much fun,” said Lorenz. “It was a wonderful first competition. We all came home proud of our hard work and accomplishments.”

Abby Thoms & Sarah Parno

Marissa Ouimet & Jayda Starrs

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SPORTS MINOR HOCKEY REPORT Atom Rec The spotlight will shine on atom rec hockey this coming weekend as the local LNB Jr. Cents play host to seven out-of-town teams in a three-day tournament taking place at both local arenas on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Visiting squads will be attending from Abbotsford, Chilliwack, West Kelowna, Kamloops, Princeton, Cloverdale and Aldergrove. A complete schedule of games is published below.

Penticton (7-1), Langley C1 (7-4) and Aldergrove (9-3).

Murray GM point getters on the weekend were Sebastian Myram (six goals), Sajjin Lali (3g, 3a), Brodie Sterling (2g, 3a), Spencer Nagata (2g, 2a), Robert Sterling (2g, 1a), Wyatt Smith (1g, 2a), Cassie Smith (1g, 1a), Korben Blachford (1g, 1a), Mariska Wekking (1g) and Hayden Ellis (1a).

Getting on the scoresheet for the Alpha Design crew were Cameron Nicholls (3g, 1a), Graycin Nicholls (1g, 3a), Taylor

Atom Rec Tournament Schedule Friday 5:45 p.m.

7:15 p.m.

Merritt vs Abbotsford* Chilliwack vs West Kelowna*

Saturday 7:00 a.m.

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Princeton vs Cloverdale Kamloops vs Aldergrove* West Kelowna vs Merritt Abbotsford vs Chilliwack* Aldergrove vs Princeton Cloverdale vs Kamloops* Merritt vs Chilliwack West Kelowna vs Abbotsford Princeton vs Kamloops Aldergrove vs Cloverdale

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All games at Nicola Valley Memorial Arena except * at Shulus Arena

Bantam Rec Merritt’s two bantam rec teams placed fourth and seventh in their home tournament on the weekend.

The Murray GM Jr. Cents finished with a 2-3 record following a narrow 4-3 loss to Kamloops in the bronze medal game. Their other defeats came at the hands of Penticton (4-2) and Kamloops (5-1), while they were victorious over Langley C5 (6-0) and Hope (7-1).

On the other side of the draw, the Alpha Design bantams went winless until their final outing — a 6-3 victory over Hope. Additional losses came against

Nicholls (3g), Connor Kaboni (2g, 1a), Bianca Cavaliere (2g), Cortez Charters (1g, 1a), Zach Dixon (2a), Connor Ashley (1g), Taylor Shackelly (1g), Arwinaya Johnny (1a) and Jayden Etchart (1a).

Aldergrove won the tournament, defeating Penticton 5-4 in the championship game.

Peewee Rec Two goals and an assist by Noah Lara paced the Joco Transport peewees to a 4-2 win over Ultimate Hockey & Skate in an all-Merritt showdown on Sunday. Other Joco scorers were Brysen Pinyon and Simon

Cisco. An assist was awarded to Isaac Asselstine.

Finding the back of the net for Ultimate were Tristin Harasym and Wade Rauch, assisted by Owen Bateson.

On Saturday, the Joco team travelled to Lillooet and came away with a 3-2 victory. Cisco, Asselstine and Brooke Gray took care of the scoring for the Jr. Cents.

Jacob King picked up both wins in net for the Joco Transport team.

Midget Rep The Tracker Sportswear midget reps avenged an earlier 11-5 loss to Chase with a 5-3 win on Friday night in Chase.

Connor Ouellet paced the Tracker attack with a hat trick, while Anthony Tulliani and Marco Camastro each scored once. Assists were awarded to Darius Sam (2) and Liam Kelly.

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Picking up the win in net was Colton Macaulay (above), who had spent the previous weekend in Invermere acting as the backup goaltender for the Junior B Columbia Valley Rockies of the Kootenay International Junior Hockey League (KIJHL).

We are now coming to the end of Movember. The time where all participating men will be finally shaving off their Movember facial hair! Showing your support for men’s health is a jump in the right direction, for raising funds and awareness for a cause that will see our men live long, happy, healthy lives!

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Candlelight Service Join Us In Honouring The Memory Of Those You Love WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20TH at 7 PM DOORS OPEN at 6:45 PM

Bernice aka Bern, Bernie, Bea passed away peacefully on November 13, 2017 in Kelowna, BC at the age of 72. Bernice is remembered by her two sons, Richard (Patti) Anderson and Tim (Sandy) Anderson, four grandchildren, Todd (Brit) Anderson, Leah Anderson, Nicolas Anderson, Jaymz, and one great grandson Lucas Anderson. Sister Juanita Sahara (Don) and two nephews, Bruce (Lynette) Sahara and Lorne (Molly) Sahara, four great nieces, two great nephews and cousins. Bernice was predeceased by her parents Al and Katherine Mullins and great nephew, Dylan Sahara. She is remembered for her love of traveling, long drives, picnics, music, stopping to smell the flowers, socializing, researching her family tree, and most of all being around her family. A family gathering will be held later next summer in Merritt, BC where she will be laid to rest at Pine Ridge Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations may be made in Bernice’s name to your charity of choice. Condolences may be offered at www.everdenrust.com

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Susan Kathleen McCauley It is with heavy hearts that our family annouces the sudden passing of our mother Susan on Nov. 22, 2017.

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She is survived by her daughter Melissa (John, granddaughter Khloe), son David, sister Mary-Lou (Marty, neice Ashley, nephew Jeffery) as well as many other family members and friends.

Mom was known in the Nicola Valley as a server for Navarino’s Steak & Pizza (that we miss terribly), she started there when she was 17, Peter took a chance and mom put in over half her life there as a server. My mom was very much a people person, she knew how to make people feel welcomed and invited, I guess that is how she made serving ORRN HDV\ 2XU OLYHV DUH QRW JRLQJ WR EH WKH VDPH without her.

At this time we would like to thank the doctors and nurses of the Nicola Valley Hospital and Heath Center for their kind, compassionate care, as well as Angela Texmo from Merritt Funeral Chapel for KHU JXLGDQFH LQ WKLV GLIĂ€ FXOW MRXUQH\ ,Q OLHX RI Ă RZHUV WKH IDPLO\ ZRXOG DSSUHFLDWH donations be made to MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving).

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On Saturday, Dec. 2 form 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. come down to the Navy League Hall to check out our craft fair. If you require further information or would like to book a table please call Noreen at 250-378-6788.

DECK THE HALLS OF THE HOSPITAL

The staff at the N.V. Hospital & Health Center would like to invite kids to dop off a Christmas drawing, poster or picture that they have created; celebrating Christmas.

Deadline for drop off is Friday, Dec. 1. Drop off your entry to the N.V. Hospital switchboard/registration main office from 8 am utnil 4 pm any day of the week. Prizes will be awarded. Please contact Lila at 250-280-4331.

COURTHOUSE ARTS GALLERY

Join us Thursday-Saturday from 12-6 p.m.. See our current art show or join us for our Friday workshops, different arts and artists, from tea and talk to mosaics, drawing, etc. For what’s new this week at the Gallery and the NVAC check our website nicolavalleyartscouncil.com Or call 250-378-6515 or 250-315-3437.

SMALL BUSINESS SEMINAR

A SERVICE OF LESSONS AND CAROLS

Christmas carol favourites we love to sing. Thursday, Dec. 14, 7pm and Friday, Dec. 15 at 7 pm at St. Michael’s Anglican Church Hall, 1990 Chapman St. Refreshments and goodies to follow.

FAMILY HISTORY

The Family History Centre will be closing after our June 15 shift. We will reopen September 14, 2017. Anyone requiring assistance during the summer to research their Family Trees may contact Al Thompson at 250-2129868. We will open the Family History Centre by appointment only.

MULTI CULTURAL DINNER

The Family History Centre at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is open every Thursday from 2 pm to 4 pm. Located at 2451 Spring Bank Ave. Everyone welcome.

2990 Voght St. • 250-378-2911• Service Time: Sundays 10:00 a.m.

Join the Navy League every Wednesday evening from 6-9 p.m. for our parade. We are located at 1755 Coldwater Ave. Jumpstart does cover the cost of our fees and no child is turned away due to finances. For more information phone 250-280-6944.

Merritt Baptist Church

2499 Coutlee Ave. (Corner of Coutlee and Orme) • 250-378-2464 Service Time/ Sunday School: Sunday 10:00 a.m.

Merritt Lutheran Fellowship

in St. Michael's Anglican Hall • 250-378-9899 Service Time: 3rd Sunday each month 1:00 p.m.

GARDEN CLUB

Nicola Valley Evangelical Free Church

The Nicola Valley Garden Club meets the first Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. in the Merritt Civic Centre.

Monthly speakers and refreshments. Novembers guest speaker is Joe Moffat from All About Cedar, who will tell us how to improve our gardens with cedar products. For more information contact Ellen Miller at 250-315-1012

1950 Maxwell St. • 250-378-9502 Service Time: Sundays 10:00 a.m.

Sacred Heart Catholic Church

Corner of Jackson & Blair • 250-378-2919 • Mass Time: Sundays 9:00 a.m.

Seventh Day Adventist Church

2190 Granite Ave. • 250-378-2339 Bible Study: 9:30 • Service Time: Saturdays 11:00 a.m.

HELP

The Red Cross is in need of volunteers. We are located in the hospital basement. Open on Tuesday, Thursday and Fridays from 10 am - noon. Volunteers are needed for two hours weeks on any of the days. If you can help, visit us or call 250-378-3269.

St. Michael’s Anglican Church

1990 Chapman St. • 250-378-3772 Service times: Sundays at 10am (no service on the 5th Sunday)

Trinity United Church

Corner of Quilchena & Chapman • 250-378-5735 Service Time/ Sunday School (K - Gr. 4) - 10 am

2017 Mondays and Tuesdays at 1:00 p.m. new curlers welcome contact Lucy 250-378-7638

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 2451 Spring Bank Ave • 250-378-5603 Worship Service Sunday -10 am • Sunday School -11:10 am Bible Study - 6:45 to 7:45 pm Wednesdays

THE MERRITT CHAPTER OF THE VINTAGE CAR CLUB OF CANADA Invites all persons interested in restoring and enjoying vintage vehicles to join us at our monthly meeting held at the Anglican Church Hall, 1990 Chap.m.an Street, at 7 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each month. Vintage car ownership is not required. Call Pete Ratzlaff at 250378-4199 for more information.

Gigantic Book Sale

NICOLA VALLEY QUILTER’S GUILD

Meets on the first and third Thursday of every month.

Meetings begin at 7:00 p.m. at 1721 Coldwater Avenue.

For more information, call Sharon at 250-315-2340

ELKS BINGO

Every Wednesday at 1 p.m. Doors open at 11 a.m. Come in for lunch!

MERRITT SENIOR CENTRE

Weekly schedule is as follows: Monday: senior exercises 10:00 a.m., cribbage 1:30 p.m. Tuesday: bingo 1 p.m., doors open at 11:00 a.m. bridge 7 p.m. Wednesday: carpet bowling 1:30 p.m., court whist 7 p.m., free swim at the pool 9 - 10 a.m. Thursday: floor curling 1 p.m., floor curling (physically challenged) 10 a.m. second and fourth Thursday, 7 p.m. floor and table shuffleboard.

Friday: rummoli and games 7 p.m. Last Friday of the month: pot luck supper 5:30 p.m. We also have a games room that has a pool table, snooker table, shuffleboard table, a small library consisting of books, puzzles and DVD’s. We have just upgraded our horseshoe pits. This is available anytime the Center is open.

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