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PIONEERThe Upper Columbia

IONEER

This pup, held by veterinarian Mark’s Zehnder’s daughter Naomi, needs a home.Photo by Lisa Ede

2 • The Upper Columbia Pioneer April 8, 2005

Tel. 342-0707Email: [email protected]

www.tepapanui.com

Quality antique furniture and collectibles from Canada, Europe and Asia.

Architectural items for home & garden.

Open Friday, Saturday & Sunday10:00 am - 5:00 pm

To Panorama

To Downtown Invermere

To Hwy.93/95

Industrial Rd. #1

Ind

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Panorama Drive

Turnoff to Panorama

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Panorama FoundationInvites

All Registeresd Non-Profi t Organizations

in the Columbia Valley to visit our Website

See if your group qualifi es for

Financial SupportDeadline for next grant

cycle is April 30th

For more information please visit www.panoramaresort.com and follow “About Us” to the Panorama Foundation Web Site

Our next fundraiser is the Greywolf Cliffhanger Shoot Out

September 4th 2005

The Upper Columbia Pioneer • 3April 8, 2005

The Pioneer is available locally in over 130 locations and 2800 mailboxes.

Brunch is back in The Greenery!Sunday 10:00 am - 2:00 pmNEW

For More Info Call341-3344

Sunday & Monday - Great Food & Drink Specials

Tequila Tuesdays - 2 tacos $2.95Pizza Nite - Every Wednesday

Any Large Pizza for Medium PriceThirsty Thursdays - Wings & Jugs

Fish and Chips FridaysD.J. Will “C” Spins Tunes all

Weekend Long

THIS WEEK’S FEATURESFri. 8th: 1/2 BBQ Chicken Dinner & Dessert $16.95Sat. 9th: Grill Salmon, Fresh Fruit Salsa, Rice Pilaf & Salad $19.95Mon. 11th: Fish & Chips $9.95Tues. 12th: Wing Night 10/$3.95Wed. 13th: Steak Sandwich - cooked to order $8.95Thurs. 14th: Chili, Garlic Toast & Caesar Salad $11.95Fri. 15th: Chicken & Rib Dinner $16.95Sat. 16th: Sirloin Steak, Snow Crab Legs & Salad $21.95

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NEWSRobbers flee into wetlands

By Elinor FlorencePioneer Staff

Burglar alarm systems foiled a couple of crimi-nals who tried to break into three businesses early Sunday morning, one after another.

RCMP Const. Tony Hansen attended a call at the Royal Canadian Legion, where someone had tried to force their way in through a back door. Al-though they broke the lock, they were unable to get past the wooden security bar and when the alarm sounded, they fled.

Laurie Meadows, whose husband Jerry is presi-dent of the Legion, said they were called by the alarm company and went to the downtown building. The police arrived about 15 minutes later and together they searched the premises but nothing was found.

The RCMP officer then responded to an alarm at the Lakeside Pub, where he found someone had gained entrance to the building through a basement door. The criminals had not been able to make their way upstairs where the cash registers are kept. Again, nothing was taken.

Guido Rochheizen, owner with his wife Helga of the Lakeside, said the perpetrators tried to disable the alarm system by cutting the telephone wire lead-ing into the building but they made a mistake and cut the cable TV connection instead.

“When they forced open the basement door, the alarm went off and the alarm company called me at home. I was there within a few minutes but the alarm had already scared them off.”

He called the RCMP and together he and Const. Hansen searched the building. There is no connect-

ing door between the basement and the main floor where the cash registers are located, so nothing was taken.

As Const. Hansen was leaving, he heard anoth-er alarm sounding at the Petro-Canada station in Athalmer. He raced over there just in time to see two males exiting the service station carrying the cash drawers from the cash registers.

When they saw the police vehicle, they dropped the cash drawers and fled on foot into the boggy area behind the station.

The officer pursued them on foot but lost them in the darkness. He then called for back-up and a dog was brought in to track the criminals; however, they were not found.

Please call the RCMP at 342-9292 if you have any information about these crimes.

POUNDING THE PAVEMENT - NDP candidate Norm Macdonald of Gold-en and his wife Karen visited Invermere this week to meet and greet local resi-dents. The campaign is in full swing with a race between Norm and current MLA Wendy McMahon of the Liberals. Here Norm and Karen chat with Carol Bradshaw, left, owner of the Invermere Pet Shoppe.

Last chance to skiBy Pioneer Staff

It was a very up-and-down sea-son at the ski hill.

But now that the Panorama Ski Resort is closing for the summer, there’s plenty of fresh powder.

The hill traditionally closes every year just after the Easter weekend and the school spring break.

But the ski hill received 27 cen-timeters of fresh snow this past week and conditions right now are excel-lent, according to Eric Ommundsen, Marketing Manager for Panorama Mountain Village.

“It should be a good closing

weekend with great snow conditions and plenty of activities,” he said.

He said the weather has made it a difficult year, but Panorama was luckier than most resorts in the area and around the country.

The Slush Cup and Kokanee Rockin’ Airband Competition will be held on Saturday followed by the Downhill Dummy Race on Sunday.

Disc jockey Will Comrie will be on the Great Hall Deck along with live music and BBQs to entertain ski-ers and guests the entire weekend.

A buffet dinner and Glacier Nightclub dance party is scheduled for Saturday evening.

April Fool!

A lot of trusting folks out there were fooled by our computer-altered photograph of a goose masquerading as an underwater sea creature named “Windy” featured in last week’s Pioneer.

Photographer Lisa Ede used her computer to erase the goose’s head, mak-ing the bird look like a whale’s tail instead. The article was completely fab-ricated.


NEWSPynelogs

completedBy Pioneer Staff

If only the original owner Lord Randolph Bruce could see it now!

After months of hard work, the reno-vation of Pynelogs is finished. Last weekend about 25 volunteers showed up to help move belongings back into the historic house.

Owned by the town of Invermere, the house is leased to the Colum-bia Valley Arts Council for use as an arts centre. Several meetings are planned in the newly-renovated arts centre this month, but the grand opening is sched-uled for May 13.

New windows mimic the style of the old windows, the hard-wood floors have been refinished and the rot-ting logs replaced on the exterior.

Here Jami Scheffer, new employee of the arts council, finds just the right spot for an an-tique spinning wheel.

CORRECTION

Eugene Lambert opened the first drug store in Invermere called Lambert Pharmacy. Doug Kipp became a partner in 1971 and the drug store was re-named Lambert-Kipp Pharmacy.

Sports Equipment SwapFriday, April 22nd; 3 - 7 p.m.

Drop off sports equipment in the gym to sell

From snowshoes, to golf clubs, boats to fishing rods, sports clothing to skateboards

$2.00 service fee to drop off equipment10% - 20% commission to DTSS on each item sold

Saturday, April 23rd; 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.Sports Equipment Sale

Everyone is invited to view and buy

Saturday, April 23rd; 2 - 4 p.m.Pick-up non-sold equipment & cash for sold equipment

For more info contact: J. Bragg or B. Tremblay at 342-9213

Fundraiser for DTSS School Athletics

New gallery spacefeatures local artists“We have had great response to our Calling All Artists ad campaign,” says

Anne Jardine, Pynelogs Gallery Manager. The spring/summer schedule for the Art Gallery is full with the exception of two, one-week openings still left for hanging art.

The gallery also has room for three-dimensional art work during the month of August, so potters and sculptors, please contact Anne Jardine at 347-9860. There are some very special plinths waiting for your pieces! The community would love to share in your work and we know you are out there.

As a special note, all artists featured at the gallery will be included in Pynelogs full-colour schedule-of-events brochure to be published and available for the grand re-opening of the arts centre on May 13th. The Pynelogs brochure will also be distributed throughout the valley including key Visitor Information Centres such as area Chamber of Commmerce locations.

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Big Band Dance22nd Annual

DTSS Big Band Dance

8 p.m. Saturday, April 9th

Invermere Community

HallTickets available at Majestic U-Brew, Daveʼs Book Bar or any Senior Stage Band Student


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Come & Celebrate with us!Enjoy a Demonstration of Log Furniture Building by Reknowned Artist Reto Keller, the “Log Yeti.”

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Silver Strings Ukelele Ensemble

DTSS TheatreLimited tickets available $7 each

Phone 342-6232

Concert Dessert EveningsMonday, April 11th & Tuesday, April 12th at 7:00 p.m.

Come enjoy great music and wonderful desserts!

An evening in our series of promoting new musical talent, two young singer musicians, performing individually.

Kelsie Ede & Shawn McGroganWEDNESDAY, APRIL 13th Dinner/Music Reservations: 341-6868

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April 23-24, Saturday & Sunday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Panorama Mountain Village

Min. Age: 16 years; Cost: $150; Min. of 8 to hold the course Must register by: April 13th to hold your spot

Learn the basic skills of a mountain bike coach and group leader Hosted by Purcell Mountain Bike School

General Info: Becca Wright/Byron Grey at 250-341-1346For specifi c info. and registration assistance contact

Allan Prazsky by email: [email protected] or phone 604-737-3137

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Email: [email protected] • Toll Free: 1-866-342-3031

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J. Douglas Kipp, B. Sc. (Pharm.)Your Compounding Pharmacy

Come in and browse our giftware and wonderful selection of amber and turquoise jewellery.Open Monday - Saturday

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Tel: (250) 341-6887

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Find Councilor McLaughlin

The Councilor is in the Council Chambers every Monday from 4:00 - 6:30 (excluding holidays)

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Cooking SeminarsHealthy Foods and Diet Trends - April 21st.

Confused by all of the diets around today? Make an informed choice by learning what is really in the

food you eat.Salad Dressings 101 - May 16th.

There is more to life than white vinegar and Mazola oil! This seminar will introduce you to loads of

delicious possibilities.

All seminars are at the café from 7 - 8:30 pm and are $20. Tickets must be purchased in advance.

Minimum 6 people.

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LAKE AUTO SERVICE Spring Clean-upMany Miscellaneous Items

No reasonable Offers Refused!

Coates 440- tire changing machine (works)Bear Ace Engine analyzer/scope with all accessories (works)Snap on air conditioning machine R-12Sioux valve grinder with all attachmentsFull hydraulic, tilting, swiveling, snow plow with all hard-

ware (for heavy duty truck)Assortment of shop manuals 70ʼs 80ʼs, 90ʼs FordHydraulic heavy duty transmission JackPlastic tailgate protectorsNew and used bedliners assortment of sizesUsed trailer hitchesUsed tires and rimsComplete wooden box liner set for long box FordMisc. assortment of used Ford running boardsRockwell 6” jointerIgloo fiberglass large dog house91 Mercury Sable GS Wagon, requires 3.8L engine (offers)

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Columbia Basin Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program (CBFWCP)

Request for ProposalsWe invite qualifi ed consultants to submit proposals for

the following temporary contract positions:Wildlife Project BiologistFisheries Project Biologist

GIS TechnicianAll positions will be based in Nelson. Deadline for submission is 4 p.m., April 20, 2005.

For complete RFP package call Beth Woodbridge at 250-352-6874

Golden Life Management is the premier provider of seniors housing and care in

British Columbia s̓ Kootenay region.

We require Cookʼs Helpers and Servers for our community

Columbia Garden Village in Invermere, B.C.For details please visit

www.goldenlife.caand check out our Careers Section.

Or visit the Columbia Valley Employment Centreat 1313 7th Ave. in Invermere for job descriptions

STUDENT EMPLOYMENT AND PARKS CANADA

Parks Canada will have a number of student positions available in various departments in the Mountain Parks (Jasper, Banff, Yoho, Kootenay, Waterton Lakes and Mt. Revel-stoke/Glacier National Parks of Canada). We will be recruiting students who have success-fully completed one year at the college or uni-versity level to fi ll these openings.

Interested students should apply on-line to the Public Service Commission of Canada, Federal Summer Student Program (FSWEP) at the following web site:

www.jobs.gc.ca

Please do not send resumes directly to Parks Canada. Qualifi ed students will be referred from the Public Service Commissionʼs stu-dent inventory.

EMPLOIS POUR ÉTUDIANTS À PARCS CANADA

Un nombre d'emplois pour étudiants sont dis-ponibles dans plusieurs départements de Parcs Canada dans les parcs des montagnes (dans les parcs nationaux du Canada Jasper, Banff, Yoho, Kootenay, Lacs-Waterton, Mont-Rev-elstoke/Glaciers). Pour être admissibles, les étudiants doivent avoir terminé avec succès une année dʼétudes au niveau collégial ou universitaire.

Les candidats doivent soumettre leur de-mande en ligne à la Commission de la fonc-tion publique du Canada, Emploi d'été dans le secteur fédéral (PFETÉ), à lʼadresse sui ante:

www.emplois.gc.ca

Veullez ne pas envoyer vos curriculum vi-tae directement à Parcs Canada. Les candi-dats qualifiés seront choisis du répertoire d'étudiants de la Commission de la fonction publique.

THE NATIONAL PARKS AND NATIONAL HISTORIC SITES OF CANADA

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Not Many LeftNot Many Left

Lakeview Meadows has been designed for those who desire the best the Valley has to offer. Beach, day dock, recreation center with pools, soccer fi eld and play grounds. The architectural guidelines have maintained a community that will secure its value and pres-tige in the years to come. This is a great back walkout lot and no GST. MLS#109386

$189,000.00

Peace, Quiet & Privacy

This large lot which backs on to Crown Land is located in Fairmont Meadows. This well maintained home offers a back screened porch with a large new deck. View your little paradise of developed garden and fruit trees in your VERY private back yard. This property is close to all Fairmont amenities. MLS#109284

$204,900.00

Unfortunately only one buyer will be able to experience the joy of owning this premier residence. This impeccably maintained home refl ects the epitome of quality for gracious living with views of Lake Windermere and the Purcell Mountains. Built of wood, stone and glass featuring a covered entry with a fl owing fl oor plan, spacious rooms, 2 fi replaces, high ceilings, intricate woodwork, tile fl oors, granite countertops, in-fl oor heating, outside hot tub in a private courtyard and an attached double car garage all in a location second to none. Short stroll to the private beach and recreation center for your enjoyment. Truly a residence to refl ect your success! MLS#109322

$1,250,000.00

Take a Look

Fairmont Mountainside home offers a quiet location, yet just a stroll to all shops and services. Plenty of room and tons of deck space. Perfect rec property or have tenants pay your mortgage: lower level has a one bedroom suite, upper fl oors have 3 bedrooms, both with long term tenants in place. MLS#109283

$259,900.00

What an Opportunity!What an Opportunity!

This 3 BR, 2 BTR condo on “The Springs” golf course has it all! Extra large bedrooms offer lots of space for friends and family. The park-like setting can be enjoyed on warm spring days relaxing on the balcony & deck or barbequing out on the patio. Stroll to downtown Radium and the golf course! MLS#108683

$289,000.00

Just one look and youʼll fall in love with this luxury Designer home at Fort Point, Invermere. Expansive decks for Lake Windermere views south; they go on forever. Property includes a guest cottage/boathouse down by the beach and Canterbury beach ownership. Interior is all designed to bring the outside in, with big lake view windows and vaulted ceilings creating ambience of space and light. Tile fl oors, in-fl oor heating, open main level fl oor plan, cozy gas fi replaces in master bedroom and ensuite, dining and living room. Views to die for! MLS#NEW

$1,950,000.00

Dream Propertym Property

This dream property close to the ski hill offers fantastic mountain views. This 2 storey chalet is nestled back in the trees in the original Panorama subdivision. If you are interested in rental opportunities and a great summer/winter chalet this property is the one. MLS#109325

$679,000.00

Best View in the House

From this 3 bedroom Terra Vista unit you are just steps away from the beach/ma-rina/boat launch. With comfortable, family style, summer lake living you get the best of both. This property is located in a perfect family location. Make it yours for this summer. MLS#109329

$389,900.00

Perfect Panorama CabinPerfect Panorama Cabin

This 3 BDR, 2 BTR cabin with loft is in immaculate condition! The mountain views are stunning, and yes, walking distance to the lifts! Charming and warm from the minute you enter, complete with a cozy wood fi replace & large storage shed for your equipment. MLS#NEW

$555,000.00

Waterfront...Waterfront...

...On beautiful Columbia Lake-Eagleʼs Nest Estates. No train tracks, no building commitment, 105 ft per BCAA of foreshore and beach. Warm waters, spectacular views; build your dream home here. Not many water front lots left in the valley-donʼt wait! MLS#108569

$475,000.00

Imagine the ViewImagine the View

Rest your eyes on the scenery while you lounge on the deck of this condo at 1000 Peaks Lodge. Enjoy revenue to cover most of your cost of ownership with the fl exibility to use it for your ski & golf vacations. The only 2 BRM unit available in this building. Sleeps six MLS#108298

$334,900.00+gst

Refl ect Your Success Fort Point Lakefront Home

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