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A22 Quesnel Cariboo Observer Sunday, November 19, 200<br />
Quesnel Cariboo Observer<br />
Sunday, November 19, 2000 A23<br />
<strong>Check</strong> <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong> <strong>bindings</strong> <strong>before</strong><br />
<strong>you</strong> <strong>head</strong> <strong>down</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>slopes</strong><br />
ON MY desk calendar<br />
is a note: Ski Prep!<br />
It's my remmder <strong>to</strong><br />
give my ski equipment a<br />
good check out for <strong>the</strong><br />
season. How about <strong>you</strong>.'<br />
It's time <strong>to</strong> give <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong><br />
ski equipment some tender<br />
loving care.<br />
Let's think safety<br />
first. <strong>Check</strong> <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong> <strong>bindings</strong>!<br />
Your ski <strong>bindings</strong><br />
are <strong>the</strong> important link between<br />
<strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong> boots and<br />
<strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong> skis. They have <strong>the</strong><br />
dual role of holding <strong>you</strong><br />
firmly <strong>to</strong> <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong> skis when<br />
flying <strong>down</strong> a bumpy<br />
slope and <strong>the</strong>n releasing<br />
in a slow, twisting fall.<br />
That's no easy task!<br />
Modern <strong>bindings</strong> are<br />
reliable and safe, a testament<br />
<strong>to</strong> years of design<br />
and engineering. However,<br />
<strong>the</strong>y have <strong>to</strong> be adjusted<br />
properly and maintained<br />
<strong>to</strong> be safe.<br />
The <strong>bindings</strong> and<br />
boot act as a unit. To properly<br />
check, <strong>you</strong> need <strong>to</strong><br />
place <strong>the</strong> ski boot in <strong>the</strong><br />
binding. Forward pressure,<br />
adjustments are made first<br />
by moving <strong>the</strong> heel piece<br />
of <strong>the</strong> binding for or aft<br />
as necessary.<br />
The interface between<br />
<strong>the</strong> ski boot and <strong>the</strong> binding<br />
has <strong>to</strong> be adjusted <strong>to</strong><br />
fine parameters on some<br />
binding models. With<br />
<strong>the</strong>se adjustments correct,<br />
<strong>the</strong> release <strong>set</strong>ting can be<br />
John Ball<br />
HITTIHCi THE SLOPES<br />
made. These .ire <strong>the</strong> numbers<br />
<strong>you</strong> see on rhe housing<br />
of <strong>the</strong> heel and <strong>to</strong>e<br />
piece in <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong> binding.<br />
This <strong>set</strong>ting indicates <strong>the</strong><br />
<strong>to</strong>rque force required for<br />
release. This <strong>set</strong>ting must<br />
be made for each specific<br />
boot and individual.<br />
I strongly recommend<br />
that <strong>the</strong>se adjustments be<br />
left <strong>to</strong> a qualified ski technician.<br />
While I am recommending<br />
that <strong>you</strong> shy<br />
away from making <strong>the</strong><br />
above adjustments <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong>self,<br />
<strong>you</strong> should take responsibility<br />
for <strong>the</strong> care of<br />
<strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong> <strong>bindings</strong>. Wind <strong>the</strong><br />
release <strong>set</strong>ting back <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
bot<strong>to</strong>m of <strong>the</strong> scale for<br />
s<strong>to</strong>rage in- <strong>the</strong> off season.<br />
This takes <strong>the</strong> pressure off<br />
<strong>the</strong> springs and helps prevent<br />
metal fatigue.<br />
I have a small piece of<br />
duct tape on my skis were<br />
I record <strong>the</strong> proper <strong>set</strong>ting.<br />
In <strong>the</strong> fall, I wind my<br />
<strong>bindings</strong> up <strong>to</strong> this <strong>set</strong>ting.<br />
O<strong>the</strong>r maintenance is<br />
2000<br />
QUESNEL<br />
simple. Keep <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong> <strong>bindings</strong><br />
clean, in particular<br />
where <strong>the</strong> boot and binding<br />
make c(mtact. Spring<br />
skiing usually means a<br />
good share of mud and<br />
grime <strong>get</strong>s on <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong> bind-"<br />
ings, ei<strong>the</strong>r from <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong> ski<br />
boots or travellmg on <strong>the</strong><br />
roof ot <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong> vehicle.<br />
If <strong>you</strong> didn't have a<br />
spring clean, do it now. A<br />
little WI) 40 will help.<br />
Remember, dirt means<br />
friction and friction is <strong>the</strong><br />
main reason for binding<br />
release failure.<br />
1 like <strong>to</strong> do a binding<br />
twist put test. It is a rough<br />
safety check. I can do this<br />
test inside on a carpeted<br />
floor or on <strong>the</strong> snow.<br />
I <strong>set</strong> my ski on edge<br />
and by pressing and twisting<br />
with <strong>the</strong> boot and leg<br />
I twist out of my <strong>bindings</strong>.<br />
To test <strong>the</strong> heel I<br />
pull up strongly on <strong>the</strong><br />
binding heel piece. If I can<br />
<strong>get</strong> a release with my own<br />
leg strength <strong>the</strong>n I have<br />
confidence that <strong>the</strong>y will<br />
work in <strong>the</strong> real situation.<br />
Each season in our<br />
shop at Troll we see several<br />
pairs of old skis and<br />
<strong>bindings</strong>. We cannot adjust<br />
<strong>the</strong>m <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> safety<br />
parameters that I have explained<br />
above. For<br />
example,e, <strong>the</strong> din or release<br />
<strong>set</strong>ting is meant <strong>to</strong><br />
measure force. The release<br />
<strong>set</strong>tings on modern <strong>bindings</strong><br />
all correspond <strong>to</strong> an<br />
international norm. This<br />
is <strong>the</strong> only way <strong>to</strong> ensure<br />
safe skiing.<br />
Older <strong>bindings</strong> have<br />
used arbitrary <strong>set</strong>tings<br />
that do not correspond <strong>to</strong><br />
any norms. They cannot<br />
be <strong>set</strong> <strong>to</strong> provide <strong>the</strong> margin<br />
ol protection that we<br />
need for safe skiing. There<br />
is a significant risk of<br />
breaking a leg with <strong>the</strong>se<br />
older <strong>bindings</strong>.<br />
Please, if <strong>you</strong> have<br />
such old equipment, don't<br />
risk <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong> legs. Rent a pair<br />
of skis which would cost<br />
<strong>you</strong> less than $20.<br />
Happy skiing!<br />
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with our ski pacKages.<br />
RESEBVATIONS<br />
1-800-762-3881<br />
Curl with<br />
<strong>the</strong> stars<br />
The curling rink was full <strong>to</strong><br />
bursting Thursday night as<br />
<strong>the</strong> local Special Olympics<br />
athletes hosted a Celebrity<br />
Curling event. The idea 6f<br />
<strong>the</strong> mini-bonspiel was <strong>to</strong><br />
show <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> community <strong>the</strong><br />
skill of Quesnel's special<br />
Olympians and <strong>to</strong> highlight<br />
<strong>the</strong> contribution <strong>the</strong>y make<br />
<strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> community. Here, former<br />
B.C. Winter Games<br />
<strong>head</strong> Mel Dunleavey takes<br />
broom <strong>to</strong> ice <strong>to</strong> show what<br />
he's made of.<br />
Neil Horner pho<strong>to</strong><br />
and <strong>the</strong><br />
OBSERVER<br />
Congratulate<br />
Maple Drive student<br />
Jennifer Walker<br />
grade 9<br />
for being enthusiastic<br />
about school.<br />
B.C. LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS<br />
CO-OPERATIVE MARKET REPORT<br />
FOR NOV 15TH, 2000<br />
STEERS RANGE HEIFERS RANGE<br />
0-299 131.00 0-299 140.00<br />
181.00 162.50<br />
300-399 130.00- 300-399 120.00-<br />
200.00 162.00<br />
400-499 125.00- 400-499 113.00-<br />
191.00 157.50<br />
500-599 120.00- 500-599 108.00-<br />
158.50 137.90<br />
600-699 108.00- 600-699 100.00-<br />
141.75 129.25<br />
700 - 799 104.00- 700-799 95.00-<br />
134.90 126.75<br />
800-899 102.00 800-899 94.00<br />
133.75 126.40<br />
900-1- 88.00 900-H 60.00<br />
122.25 121.50<br />
D1 D2 COWS 49.00 - 55.40 BUTCHER BULLS 53.00 - 63.75<br />
BRED COWS 875.00-1485.00 BRED HEIFERS 775.00-1370.00<br />
COW/CALF PAIRS 1100.00-1360.00<br />
WILLIAMS LAKE SALE THURSDAY. NOV 8 & 9<br />
Wilf Smith and his crew in Williams Lake did a fantastic job of<br />
marketing over 1100 <strong>head</strong> of bred cows and bred heifers when<br />
for <strong>the</strong> 1st time in our his<strong>to</strong>ry 201 <strong>head</strong> of bred cows were sold<br />
in one package. A tremendous group of black baldie cows bred<br />
black sold for 1390.00 each. Saskatchewan buyers selected<br />
100 <strong>head</strong> of red baldie cows at <strong>the</strong> sale <strong>to</strong>p of 1485.00 each. 44<br />
<strong>head</strong> of Shorthorn bred heifers <strong>to</strong>pped <strong>the</strong> sale at 1390.00 each.<br />
Buyers from <strong>the</strong> U.S., B.C. and Alberta kept this sale at a pace<br />
we haven't seen for some time. A huge job <strong>to</strong> preg. test and<br />
sort 1100 cows, but all went smooth. Thursday's Sale in<br />
Williams Lake featured mainly calves and Ken & Ingrid<br />
Plummer from Big Lake <strong>set</strong> <strong>the</strong> sale on fire with 23 <strong>head</strong> of 587<br />
lb. steer calves traded <strong>to</strong> 140.00. 24 <strong>head</strong> of <strong>the</strong>ir 535 lb. steer<br />
calves hit 155.430. The ring was full with 32 <strong>head</strong> of <strong>the</strong>ir heifer<br />
calves in one group weighing 500 lbs. and trading <strong>to</strong> 135.00.<br />
Rick Johnson saw <strong>the</strong>ir 405 lb. h/c reach 162.00. C S.*^<br />
Crawley had 493 lb. steer calves at 150.00. Grant Doman had<br />
668 lb. steer calves at 125.00, <strong>the</strong>ir 583 lb. steer <strong>to</strong>pped 134.50.<br />
Don & Art McKenzie had 550 lb. s/c at 133.75 and 395 lb. s/c at<br />
192.00. Jeff Giesbrecht saw <strong>the</strong>ir 22 <strong>head</strong> of 797 lb. heifers sell<br />
<strong>to</strong> 113.75, <strong>the</strong>ir 843 lb. heifers <strong>to</strong>pped 110.75. Butcher cows &<br />
feeder cows were steady with good fat cows <strong>to</strong>pping 54.00 on<br />
<strong>the</strong> high yielding kinds and feeder cows light & good traded <strong>to</strong><br />
66.00<br />
North<br />
monatBUetittess<br />
NOV 24th<br />
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ROTARY AUCTION<br />
Some of <strong>the</strong> Rotary Auction items are...<br />
Winnipeg Jets jersey, Keen's Sports $69 Gift Certificate, Kathy's Formals<br />
Trouble light with 7m cord, Amboy Logging $44<br />
10 sheets 4x7 9.5mm (3/8), Weldwood of Canada $100<br />
Nylint <strong>to</strong>y Chevy Tahoe & battery op. boat, $39<br />
Truckload of crushed gravel, City of Quesnel<br />
1 hour bucket truck rental, Neonics North Mfg<br />
Four wheel alignment, Kal Tire<br />
Archibald Clarke & Defieux<br />
^ Watch for our flyer coming in <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong>newspaper Nov. 15th or Nov. 19th<br />
Oa.rit>oo<br />
N o v e m b e r<br />
20, 21 & 22<br />
S H A W<br />
Clint Wells (left) and Gus Schwaub (right) are levelling <strong>the</strong> foundation for <strong>the</strong> new clubhouse. Terry Reid (centre) has been<br />
veiy helpful with his backhoe, dump truck and generous donation of his own time <strong>to</strong> help <strong>get</strong> <strong>the</strong> project going.<br />
Anni& Gallant pho<strong>to</strong><br />
There's more <strong>to</strong> fishing<br />
than just catching fish<br />
WHAT IS <strong>the</strong> best<br />
thing about fishing.^ I<br />
have been asked that<br />
question many times over<br />
<strong>the</strong> past four decades and<br />
have given different answers<br />
at different times.<br />
When 1 was a kid, my<br />
answer would have been<br />
an immediate, honest, and<br />
straight forward<br />
"catching fish". Back <strong>the</strong>n<br />
life was carefree. Each<br />
day was full of promise<br />
and every fishing trip was<br />
an adventure. If I wasn't<br />
<strong>head</strong>ing out <strong>to</strong> go creek<br />
fishing with my cousin<br />
Charlie, I was hounding<br />
my fa<strong>the</strong>r <strong>to</strong> take me out<br />
with him in <strong>the</strong> boat. I<br />
learned how <strong>to</strong> read <strong>the</strong><br />
ring of a rise and present<br />
dry flies <strong>to</strong> opportunistic<br />
trout by <strong>the</strong> time I was<br />
eleven years old. My<br />
•childhood, at least, was<br />
simple and uncomplicated.<br />
Adolescence is never<br />
easy. Looking back, I<br />
would have <strong>to</strong> say <strong>the</strong><br />
best thing about fishing in<br />
those formidable years<br />
was that it afforded me an<br />
opportunity <strong>to</strong> figure out<br />
life on my own terms.<br />
After startmg work, I<br />
could afford all <strong>the</strong> fishing<br />
gear that I had convinced<br />
myself was necessary.<br />
That was when I became<br />
a 'serious' angler -<br />
whatever <strong>the</strong> hell that is<br />
supposed <strong>to</strong> mean. I know<br />
I owned: enough spinning<br />
and bait casting gear, fly<br />
rods, reels^ fly lines, fhes,<br />
and tackle boxes, crammed<br />
vvith all <strong>the</strong> tawdry<br />
baubles of decadence, <strong>to</strong><br />
James Murray<br />
THE GREAT OUTDOORS<br />
The one thing<br />
I did learn from<br />
being a<br />
'serious' angler<br />
is that<br />
materialism<br />
<strong>get</strong>s in <strong>the</strong> way<br />
of real<br />
enjoyment.<br />
open my own tackle shop.<br />
And if my memory serves<br />
me well, it seems those<br />
were also <strong>the</strong> days when I<br />
spent a lot of time in pursuit<br />
of large fish in remote<br />
places. I probably would<br />
have said <strong>the</strong> best thing<br />
about fishing in those<br />
days was catching big<br />
fish.<br />
The one thing I did<br />
learn from being a<br />
'serious' angler is that materialism<br />
<strong>get</strong>s in <strong>the</strong> way<br />
of real enjoyment. The<br />
fish r caught with my fa<strong>the</strong>r's<br />
old steel rod were<br />
every bit as worthy as<br />
those rhave caught on my<br />
ultra-light, high-tech graphite<br />
rods.<br />
And, when it comes<br />
right <strong>down</strong> <strong>to</strong> it, pan fried<br />
trout served streamside<br />
with pork and beans,<br />
tastes every bit a good as<br />
salmon en route with<br />
asparagus tips.<br />
Times change. I am<br />
less ol a materialist than I<br />
use <strong>to</strong> be.<br />
These days it is time<br />
itself that is so rarely my<br />
own. I used <strong>to</strong> enjoy<br />
spending hours at <strong>the</strong><br />
edge ot a stre.im, casting<br />
flies <strong>to</strong> wary trout. I revelled<br />
at <strong>the</strong> prospect ot<br />
summer afternoons sitting<br />
in my boat, waiting for a<br />
bright shiny rainbow <strong>to</strong><br />
rise <strong>to</strong> take my imitation.<br />
More often than not, such<br />
time was spent reflecting<br />
on <strong>the</strong> events of my life. I<br />
have realized that, in spite<br />
of what <strong>the</strong> damned infernal<br />
eternal optimists say,<br />
things do not always<br />
work out <strong>the</strong> way <strong>the</strong>y are<br />
supposed <strong>to</strong>.<br />
However, it matters<br />
little. Because when it<br />
comes right <strong>down</strong> <strong>to</strong> it,<br />
<strong>the</strong> very best thing about<br />
fishing is indeed catching<br />
fish. When <strong>you</strong> have a<br />
fish on <strong>the</strong> line, <strong>you</strong> don't<br />
have <strong>to</strong> think about anything<br />
else.<br />
You don't have <strong>to</strong><br />
think about <strong>the</strong> pressures<br />
of day-<strong>to</strong>-day living. You<br />
don't have <strong>to</strong> worry about<br />
finances. You don't have<br />
<strong>to</strong> regret mistakes or try<br />
<strong>to</strong> figure things out. All<br />
<strong>you</strong> have <strong>to</strong> do is stay focused<br />
on <strong>the</strong> fish. For a<br />
few brief moments-nothing<br />
else matters.<br />
L<br />
I QUES-CU<br />
INSURANCE<br />
AGENCIES LTD.<br />
"A wholly owned subsidiary<br />
of <strong>the</strong> Quesnel and Distnct<br />
Credit Union"<br />
253 Reld Street<br />
992-5559<br />
<strong>set</strong><strong>to</strong> <strong>get</strong> a<br />
proper green<br />
GROUND HAS finally<br />
been broken for <strong>the</strong><br />
<strong>the</strong> much-anticipated<br />
lawn bowling facilities<br />
at <strong>the</strong> West Fraser Timber<br />
Park.<br />
On land originally<br />
donated by West Fraser<br />
MiUs, <strong>the</strong> city allocated<br />
a section for <strong>the</strong> lawn<br />
bowlers, but it has taken<br />
until this week for construction<br />
<strong>to</strong> begin.<br />
Clint Wells of <strong>the</strong><br />
Lawn Bowlers Society is<br />
pleased <strong>to</strong> be finally<br />
working <strong>the</strong> ground.<br />
"We plan <strong>to</strong> finish<br />
<strong>to</strong> lockup <strong>before</strong> winter<br />
really <strong>set</strong>s in," he said.<br />
Much of <strong>the</strong> credit,<br />
according <strong>to</strong> Wells, goes<br />
<strong>to</strong> companies like Kopetski's<br />
who donated <strong>the</strong><br />
gravel and <strong>the</strong> use of<br />
<strong>the</strong>ir truck and <strong>to</strong> Four<br />
Star Contracting and<br />
Terry Reid who has donated<br />
his truck, backhoe<br />
and a tremendous<br />
amount of time <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
project as has Cory<br />
Nome with his truck<br />
and time.<br />
"We are so grateful<br />
for <strong>the</strong>se kind of communityminded<br />
companies,"<br />
he said.<br />
Quesnel Youth Soccer Association<br />
NEW<br />
LOCATION<br />
The office is now located at 240 McLean Street<br />
(upstairs at <strong>the</strong> Comprehensive Youth Centre,<br />
across from Regency Chrysler)<br />
Winter hours: (until Dec. 31, 2000)<br />
Mon., Wed., Fri. 12 - 5 pm<br />
PH: 983-6922 - FAX 983-6923<br />
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are looking through our paper every week.<br />
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A24 Quesnel Cariboo Observer Siinda'y, November 19, 2000<br />
Quesnel Cariboo Observer<br />
Sunday, November 19, 2000 Bl<br />
Future<br />
skating<br />
stars<br />
Taylor O'Flynn, 3,<br />
buddies up with her pal<br />
Katie Berg during <strong>the</strong> Recreation<br />
Centre's Preschool<br />
Skating Program.<br />
The class is full of little<br />
tykes learning <strong>to</strong> slide and<br />
glide gracefully on <strong>the</strong><br />
ice.<br />
Pirjo Raits pho<strong>to</strong><br />
THE SNOW hasn't<br />
yet begun <strong>to</strong> fall in any<br />
serious way, but already<br />
people are starring <strong>to</strong> sign<br />
up <strong>the</strong>ir kids for crosscountry<br />
ski lessons at<br />
Hallis Lake.<br />
Elaine Watteyne said<br />
this week that over 50<br />
children have already<br />
signed up for <strong>the</strong> Jackrabbit<br />
ski course at <strong>the</strong> popular<br />
wintertime ski spot.<br />
That's pretty good,<br />
she noted, considering<br />
that <strong>the</strong> trails remain bare<br />
and dry.<br />
"We usually <strong>get</strong> between<br />
60 and 80 kids<br />
signing up, but tfie snow<br />
hasn't arrived and people<br />
aren't really thinking<br />
about skiing <strong>to</strong>o much<br />
yet." she said. "We're<br />
confident that we should<br />
have lots of snow by <strong>the</strong><br />
first week of December,<br />
when <strong>the</strong> courses start."<br />
The B.C. Rabbit program<br />
for children ages six<br />
<strong>to</strong> 12 years is considered a<br />
flagship of cross country<br />
ski programs for <strong>you</strong>th in<br />
<strong>the</strong> province.<br />
This successful, community-based<br />
program<br />
has been offered through<br />
ski schools, cross country<br />
Baine Watteyne<br />
ski clubs and recreation<br />
centres throughout <strong>the</strong><br />
province since 1981.<br />
Through it, literally thousands<br />
of <strong>you</strong>ng British<br />
Columbians have been introduced<br />
<strong>to</strong> cross country<br />
skiing through <strong>the</strong>ir participation<br />
in <strong>the</strong> program.<br />
Parents who are interested<br />
in having <strong>the</strong>ir<br />
children participate in <strong>the</strong><br />
program this year can attend<br />
a special parent<br />
meeting . on November<br />
25th at 2 p.m. <strong>to</strong> meet<br />
with coaches and take<br />
part in a waxing clinic.<br />
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Internationally acclaimed<br />
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A TOUR OF LOCAL MERCHANTS THAT YOU CAN VISIT O N THE WEB<br />
HOW TO<br />
A CLASSIFIED AD!<br />
PHONE 992-2121<br />
or drop in<strong>to</strong> our office at<br />
188 Carson Ave. Quesnel, B.C.<br />
105 Announcement.^ • 105 Announcements H 105 Announcement.s • 105 Announcements<br />
BALANCE FASHIONS ,<br />
Ladies Clothing<br />
from XXS <strong>to</strong> Plus.<br />
Our exciting new Fall & Winter<br />
line is now available.<br />
For more information or party<br />
bookinqs call Joyce 747-1431.<br />
CHRISTMAS IS (ust around ttie<br />
corner. Do <strong>you</strong> need Santa <strong>to</strong><br />
help <strong>you</strong> with <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong> party? Call<br />
<strong>the</strong> Cancer office <strong>to</strong>day at 249-<br />
5495 or 992-9022 <strong>to</strong> bool< <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong><br />
partv.<br />
1992 ACURA Integra RS. 4<br />
door, front wheel dhve, excellent<br />
shape. 96,000 l
B4 Quesnel Gariboo Observer<br />
Sunday, November 19, 2000<br />
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Quesnel Cariboo Observer. Sunday, November 19, 2000<br />
Professional Services<br />
Direc<strong>to</strong>ry<br />
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1-800-268-7582 www.mssodety.ca<br />
Around <strong>the</strong> House<br />
Minor mpmrs or extensive ret<strong>to</strong>vations<br />
when <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong> home heeds help<br />
FREE<br />
ESTIMATES<br />
European S<strong>to</strong>ne<br />
Masonry<br />
Journeyman (yiason<br />
Over 30 years, exp.<br />
992-3089<br />
COMMAND<br />
Bricks •Blocks 'Tiles<br />
Rock work -Fireplaces<br />
Chimneys &<br />
Chimney Repairs<br />
Drywall •Painting<br />
•Carpentry<br />
TM<br />
Start <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong> vehicle by<br />
Remote Control<br />
•Trailer Skirting<br />
Quesnel Glass Ltd.<br />
253^Leg)aii Drive 992-3826 £<br />
•Commercial &<br />
Residential Wiring<br />
Bring In <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong> plans for <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong><br />
FREE QUOTE<br />
•Electrical supplies<br />
•Mobile Home Connections<br />
•Central Vacuum Systems<br />
.•Lighting Fixtures on Display<br />
.GREAT PRICES'<br />
In-S<strong>to</strong>ck lighting fixtures or order from our wide selection of txioks<br />
Quality workmanship since 1952<br />
607 Dotierty - 992-5211 - Fax: 992-3222<br />
CONSTRUaiO<br />
•Residential and<br />
Commercial construction<br />
•New home construction<br />
•Renovations *Foundation&<br />
•5" Fascia Gutters •Siding<br />
•Soffit •Cus<strong>to</strong>m Millw/ork<br />
Phone Darryl for free.,<br />
estimate<br />
120 Bh-thdavs 120 Birthdays<br />
Remember this Yvette.<br />
...1983 Gavin Lake.<br />
Boy, time sure flies.<br />
Have a great<br />
32nd<br />
BIRTHDAY<br />
Nov 19.<br />
U< /"fllltt<br />
155 Obituaries<br />
SCHMIDT - Gordon Edward Sr.<br />
Gordon passed away peacefully<br />
at his home surrounded by his<br />
family on November 11, 2000.<br />
Predeceased by his fa<strong>the</strong>r,<br />
Charlie. Lovingly remembered<br />
by fiis mo<strong>the</strong>r, Dorothy Patricia;<br />
bro<strong>the</strong>r; Lyie (Gloria); best<br />
friend and soul mate, Cheryle<br />
Schmidt; Children; Gordon<br />
(Cathy), Rodger (Darlene), Murray<br />
(Fiona), Deidre (Graham);<br />
grandchildren; Natasha, Samantha,<br />
Shaunna, Tass, Karl,<br />
Kendra, Sarah, Krystal, Megan<br />
and Kaiti; many nieces,<br />
nephews, cousins and friends<br />
as well as Joyce Schmidt and<br />
family. Gordon was born jn<br />
Trail. B.C. on July 16, 1939. He<br />
was raised on <strong>the</strong> family farm in<br />
Quesnel, B.C. His entire working<br />
career was spent in <strong>the</strong> British<br />
Columbia Forest Industry,<br />
where he <strong>to</strong>uched many lives<br />
with his Big Steps and Barrel<br />
Laughs. Gordon loved being involved<br />
with <strong>the</strong> kids and adults<br />
in numerous organizations,<br />
such as. The Nanaimo Lacrosse<br />
Association. Scouts, and<br />
Soccer. He greatly enjoyed<br />
cooking sausages on Saturday<br />
mornings for <strong>the</strong> St. Paul's<br />
Men's Group. He had very fond<br />
memories of <strong>the</strong> children and<br />
staff of Camp Columbia. Gordon<br />
remained strong in his faith<br />
and will continue <strong>to</strong> do so as his<br />
life's journey continues.<br />
Services will be held on November<br />
16 at St. Paul's Anglican<br />
Church, <strong>to</strong>o Chapel St. Nanaimo.<br />
B.C. at 2:00 pm.<br />
Sands - Nanaimo<br />
220 Health / Beauty<br />
DO YOU HAVE trouble with<br />
<strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong> feet? Do corns and callouses<br />
bo<strong>the</strong>r <strong>you</strong>? Toenails <strong>to</strong>o<br />
thick? For appointment call<br />
Rosina Wood R.N. at 747-1104.<br />
TAI CHI CLASSES.<br />
For all levels.<br />
Tuesdays & Thursdays.<br />
3:30 & 6:30 pm.<br />
Deane's Blackbelt Academy<br />
1431 Jade Road.<br />
Phone 992-8024.<br />
230 Lost & Found<br />
CHILD'S WHITE Niki hat ( If<br />
<strong>you</strong> ain't scared <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong> psycho)<br />
written on back. Lost on Wed af<br />
Maple Park Mall or <strong>down</strong> <strong>to</strong>wn<br />
between Dollar S<strong>to</strong>re and<br />
Scotia Bank; 747-4350 Sentimental<br />
value.<br />
230 Lost & Found<br />
We are looking Sor<br />
TASHA<br />
Missing since Friday. Nov.<br />
10. from Correlieu School<br />
area. She is a spayed female<br />
Siberian Husky, white with<br />
black spots. Please call<br />
992-9361 with any info.<br />
A reward is offered upon<br />
her return.<br />
LADIES GOLD bracelet with<br />
gold stars on it. Sentimental<br />
value. Somewhere in <strong>to</strong>wn.<br />
Reward offered. Call 249-6800<br />
240 Personals<br />
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900-451-5457. $3.99/m. 18-t-.<br />
250 Singles<br />
HUNDREDS OF singles seeking<br />
friends & romance. Nor<strong>the</strong>rn<br />
B.C.'s most successful introduction<br />
service. Stepping out singles<br />
1-877-612-0499.<br />
305 Antiques<br />
VINtAGE RADIOS repaifed.<br />
bouight and sold tubes, schematics,<br />
and parts<br />
Reasonable rates. Call Brian<br />
Hopkins at Old Wave Radio<br />
(250)593-4043..<br />
305 Antiques<br />
MOORCROFT. WILL pay cash<br />
for good pieces. Cheryl<br />
(250)392-6763.<br />
310 Appliances<br />
WE FIX IT ALL SHOP.<br />
1386 Maple Dnve.<br />
Rebuilt appliances for sale with<br />
6 month warranty. We accept<br />
trade-ins. Also home repair<br />
service offered. 747-5128.<br />
COMMERCIAL KITCHEN<br />
Equipment. Bids are sought for<br />
<strong>the</strong> following (as is, where is).<br />
General Electric double pizza<br />
oven; Garland 6 element range<br />
with 2' steel griddle and 2<br />
ovens; Champion high-temperature<br />
dishwasher; and 2 stainless<br />
steel meal carts. For more<br />
details, contact Wayne Sampson,<br />
St. John Hospital, Vanderhoof.(250)567-2211.<br />
Ext. 24.<br />
FOR SALE<br />
Kenmore<br />
dryer.<br />
Six years old.<br />
Excellent<br />
condition. Used<br />
minimally. $175.00.<br />
Caii747«3144<br />
315 Auctions<br />
HORSE AND TACK AUCTION<br />
PRE CHRISTMAS<br />
Sunday, Dec 3rd, 11:30 am<br />
4071 McLean Road, Quesnel<br />
Large selection of tack<br />
already consigned.<br />
Phone BC Auctions<br />
250-992-9325.<br />
REAL ESTATE AUCTION.<br />
Nov. 25th, 2000 Prince George,<br />
B C. Industrial property, trailers,<br />
homes with indoor pools or inlaw-suites<br />
640 acres.<br />
$155,000. Call Richard Kunka<br />
021 Bob Sut<strong>to</strong>n for complete<br />
auction list Also. Bank foreclosures<br />
613-SOLD(7653)<br />
325 Building<br />
Materials<br />
DOORS, WINDOWS, shelving,<br />
insulation, roofing, sell it all in<br />
<strong>the</strong> Cariboo Observer Classifieds<br />
Just call 992-2121<br />
1 YEAR old alum, pole scaffolding<br />
$2700 new. asking $1700.<br />
992-2806<br />
W YOO WWW THAT TOWE ARt<br />
ma 100 TPANSPOBTADON MUStUAAS<br />
IN CANAPA'<br />
325 Building<br />
Materials<br />
BOILDING<br />
OR<br />
RENOVfflTING?<br />
IN STOCK<br />
FIBERGLASS *ACRYLIC<br />
*Tubs & Showers<br />
•Toilets *Sinks<br />
'Faucets *Pumps<br />
•ABS, PVC, CU & P.B.<br />
PIPE and FITTINGS<br />
More than just pipe,<br />
more than just good prices.<br />
Phone 992-9205 Fax 992-2955<br />
WEST CENTRAL PIPE<br />
135 Keis Ave. Quesnel<br />
330 Computers<br />
WHOLESALE COMPUTERS!<br />
Wholesale computers! Wholsale<br />
computers! High quality.<br />
Prices so low <strong>you</strong> won't believe<br />
<strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong> eyes' PLC Systems.<br />
www.picsystems.has.il or call<br />
Glenn at (250)923-7277.<br />
350 Free Give Away<br />
ITEMS TO BE GIVEN AWAY<br />
or if <strong>the</strong> asking price is less than<br />
$100.00. can be advertised<br />
FREE OF CHARGE in our<br />
Word Classified section. Call<br />
our office <strong>to</strong>dav at 992-2121.<br />
360 Garage Sales<br />
THE VALHALLA Motel 2010<br />
Valhaliha Rd. is selling bedspreads,<br />
drapes, blankets,<br />
sheets (fitted & flat), pillows &<br />
covers, lamps. Contact Romi at<br />
747-111T. Sale starting Nov. 10<br />
and ending Nov. 19.<br />
365 Miscellaneous<br />
For Sale<br />
1 PRE-OWNED PLAYPEN.<br />
Good condition. Easy <strong>set</strong>up/take<br />
<strong>down</strong> $20.00. Phone<br />
992-9679.<br />
SAWMILL EQUIPMENT. Compressor,<br />
genera<strong>to</strong>r. Cummings<br />
power plant, easy on fuel.<br />
Couts 6" edger with cluster,<br />
new beanngs. 6110 Jimmy<br />
power plant. 1984 Ford diesel<br />
truck, dual one <strong>to</strong>n. Antique china<br />
cupboard, $2000. Wood furnace,<br />
oil furnace. 991-5095.<br />
FLAGS<br />
All Sizes All Nations<br />
Support <strong>the</strong> Quesnel Legiofh-<br />
Flag Program^<br />
Qga.R8l9<br />
365 Miscellaneous<br />
For Sale<br />
FAX MACHINE, Sharp UX130p<br />
and desk, 3 drawers, shelf on<br />
<strong>to</strong>p, slide out shelf. $800. 747-<br />
3780.<br />
RUG SHAMPOOER $35. Vaccume<br />
broom. $10. Water distiller<br />
$30. Battery charger $35.<br />
Conventional oven. $25. 13" TV<br />
VCR remote $100. Call 992-<br />
9150.<br />
ELECTRAHOME FLOOR model<br />
drum humidifier, excellent<br />
condition, new pad, $65 obo.<br />
747-1755.<br />
LADY SCHICK Hair dryers $8.<br />
36 cup coffee maker $35. Vaporizer<br />
$8. Ceiling fixture $2.<br />
747-3171.<br />
4 QUART <strong>the</strong>rmos $8. Bar ice<br />
bucket $4. Waffle iron $8. 747-<br />
3171.<br />
STEEL SNOW shovels $9 or $5<br />
ea. Snow pusher $15. Approx<br />
100' ext cord. $15. 747-3171.<br />
10 SPEED bike $30. Girls<br />
mountain bike $45. Ice skates<br />
$2. 3 suitcases $15. Bike helmet<br />
$5. 747-3171.<br />
LITTLE TYKES playhouse, $8.<br />
Deluxe tree stand $12. Tree<br />
stand $3. 747-3171.<br />
370 Music<br />
We Buy & Sell Pianos<br />
Call now 992-5512<br />
The B&B MUSIC Ltd.<br />
326 Reid Street<br />
375 Sporting Goods<br />
HOME GYM - Weider Super<br />
Circut Master. 210 lb. New price<br />
over $700. Selling for $250.obo.<br />
Call 992-9223 eves.<br />
385 Tools<br />
1 YEAR old alum, pole scaffolding.<br />
$2700 new, asking $1700.<br />
992-2806.<br />
6 SECTION diamond harrows<br />
with draw box. $35. Homelite<br />
chainsaw. 24" bar. $80. 1/4 inch<br />
drill $15. Battery charger. $35.<br />
Call 747-3200.<br />
405 Feed & Seed<br />
SQUARE & round bales for<br />
horses. Round bales for cows.<br />
992^2316 or 747-8574.<br />
OATS & BARLEY. Whole or<br />
rolled. Large round bales of<br />
straw & hay. 747-1648.<br />
410 Farm<br />
Ecluipment<br />
Huber Farm Equipment Ud<br />
PARTS & SERVICE<br />
•Agco •White<br />
•Kubota trac<strong>to</strong>rs<br />
•Massey Ferguson<br />
•Hes<strong>to</strong>n Haying Equipment<br />
A.J. (Andy) Nagy<br />
392-6605<br />
F^v-ggp-fiMP Cell: .^98-1120<br />
410 Farm<br />
Equipment<br />
410 Farm<br />
Equipment<br />
Highline's<br />
Bate Pro 7000 Pius<br />
Reduces feeding costs<br />
fyf )$% and Feedingt<br />
Requirements<br />
up <strong>to</strong> 30%<br />
Huber Farm Equipment Ltd<br />
PARIS & SERVICE<br />
•Agco •White *Kiibota Trac<strong>to</strong>rs<br />
|*Massey Ferguson •Hes<strong>to</strong>n Haying Equipment<br />
A.J. (Andy) Nagy<br />
392-6605<br />
Fax:392-6642 0611:398-1120<br />
425 Lives<strong>to</strong>ck<br />
BCBFA BC Breeder & Feeder<br />
Association. Feeder Associations<br />
Loan Guarantee Program.<br />
Bred Heifer Associations Loan<br />
Guarantee Program. Financing<br />
for feeder cattle, sheep and<br />
bred heifers is ^ available<br />
throughout BC from <strong>the</strong> Feeders<br />
Association. Cattleman<br />
please contact <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong> local Association:<br />
Cariboo-Chilcotin Cooperative<br />
Feeders Association<br />
Secretary Don Buchanan, Williams<br />
Lake, Phone 250-392-<br />
1054, Fax 250-392-1035. Quesnel<br />
Cooperative Feeders Association,<br />
Cariboo Bred Heifer Cooperative,-Secretary<br />
Linda Gilson,<br />
Quesnel. Phone 250-747-<br />
8413, Fax 250-747-8410 (res).<br />
Phone 250-992-8483, Fax 250-<br />
992-8489 (work).<br />
5 ROAD Island Red. Barred<br />
Rock cross roosters. $5.00<br />
each. Call 747-4471.<br />
430 Pet Boarding<br />
NEED TO board <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong> dog? Call<br />
Lucky Penny's Dog Grooming.<br />
747-3071.<br />
435 Pets<br />
ANIMALS SOLD as purebred<br />
s<strong>to</strong>ck' must be registered in<br />
compliance with <strong>the</strong> Canadian<br />
Lives<strong>to</strong>ck Pediqree Act.<br />
PUPPIES OR KITTENS<br />
TO BE GIVEN AWAY?<br />
Please bring in <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong> ads for four<br />
free insertions <strong>to</strong> CARIBOO<br />
OBSERVER. 188 Carson Ave.<br />
CKC Registered German<br />
shepherd puppies. Excellent<br />
pedigree, health and temperment.<br />
Tat<strong>to</strong>oed, 1st shots, $500<br />
and up. Phone (250)392-6504<br />
Williams Lake.<br />
9 MONTH old Sheltie Collie<br />
cross with Amercian Eskimo.<br />
Free <strong>to</strong> good home. Phone<br />
747-2594.<br />
TO GIVE away: 5 litter trained<br />
kittens. Ready Nov 21. 74V-<br />
0624.<br />
435 Pets<br />
LAB, BEAUTFUL purebred<br />
puppies. CKC reg. Yellow,<br />
ready <strong>to</strong> go. Vet inspected. 2nd<br />
shots; dewormed $500.<br />
(604)859-7510. Cell: 309-7423,<br />
Toll free 877-334-3480.<br />
470 Logging/<br />
Timber<br />
M&K Sawmills in Quesnel is<br />
looking for Douglas Fir saw<br />
logs. (250) 992-2660.<br />
510 Business<br />
Opportunities<br />
GET THE MOST OUT OF<br />
YOUR ADVERTISING DOL<br />
LARS!!! $45.00 plus GST ($75<br />
per word for additional words)<br />
puts <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong> ad in The Williams<br />
Lake Tribune, The 100 Mile<br />
House Free Press, and The<br />
Quesnel Cariboo Observer for<br />
two weeks.<br />
CARIBOO-WIDE<br />
CLASSIFIEDS.<br />
A great deal - phone <strong>to</strong>day!<br />
Phone 992-2121.<br />
4 BUSINESSES for sale<br />
Books, clothing, computer, coffee<br />
bar, priced for fast sale<br />
Contact File S, c/o Quesnel<br />
Cariboo Observer, 188 Carson<br />
Ave., Quesnel. BC, V2J 2A8.<br />
S85 GENERATES $1,770 +<br />
month. No selling, advertising<br />
or recruiting required. No phone<br />
calls <strong>to</strong> make or meetings <strong>to</strong> attend.<br />
Optional: Pays 80% Fast-<br />
Start bonus. Call 1-800-847-<br />
7418.<br />
510 Business<br />
Opportunities<br />
$100-$200/HR. National Cleaning<br />
Franchise. $1950 <strong>to</strong>tal investment.<br />
Includes state of art<br />
equip <strong>to</strong> clean ANY ceiling/wall.<br />
Light work. Training. Excellent<br />
return. No exp. necessary.<br />
(604)252-4865.<br />
40% RETURN or higher. Award<br />
winning concept. Limited offer<br />
Proven formula. No work required.<br />
Not MLM. Min. $10,000.<br />
investment. Call (604)889-2959.<br />
LEAVE THE rat race! dot.com<br />
revolution is now! Invest only<br />
$125.00 US. 1-877-945-4333 or<br />
(604)307-5628 (Recorded Imin.<br />
meg.)<br />
BE A success s<strong>to</strong>ry! Lucrative<br />
opportunity for a qualified few<br />
No selling. Reasonable investment.<br />
Amazing return. Take<br />
charge of <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong> future, and <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong><br />
success. Can be managed around<br />
present gmployment. Min.<br />
invest. $16,800. Free brochure:<br />
1-888-335-7533.<br />
520 Careers<br />
TRAIN TO WORK: IN THE<br />
COMPUTER INDUSTRY Network<br />
Technician. Computer<br />
Technician, Programmer Analyst,<br />
Office Administra<strong>to</strong>r, For<br />
program or student loan<br />
information<br />
From our CDI college<br />
(Abbotsford Campus) Call <strong>to</strong>ll<br />
free <strong>to</strong>dav 1-888-229^1555.<br />
540 Help Wanted<br />
THE QUESNEL CARIBOO<br />
OBSERVER<br />
requires a permanent earner for<br />
WEST FRASER RD.<br />
also we are looking <strong>to</strong> start a<br />
paper route in <strong>the</strong>: Milburn<br />
Lake Rd area.<br />
Anyone interested please call<br />
Karen at 992-2121.<br />
TEST DRIVE! Unique opportunity<br />
<strong>to</strong> own & operate a 2O0O<br />
Pete with zero <strong>down</strong>. You must<br />
have mm. 2 yrs. flat deck hwy.<br />
exp. able & willing <strong>to</strong> run CANA<br />
DA/USA and possess good references<br />
Tom or Andre<br />
(800)663-0099<br />
QUESNEL BARBER shop has<br />
an opportunity for a pt/ft licensed<br />
hair stylist. Apply with<br />
resume <strong>to</strong> Ralph at 440 Reid<br />
Street.<br />
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST position<br />
required at <strong>the</strong> Quesnel<br />
Dental Group. Send resume <strong>to</strong><br />
Dr Pellizzan. 674 Front St.<br />
Quesnel. B C V2J 2K8.<br />
Are <strong>you</strong> on an E.l. claim and<br />
thinking of starting a business?<br />
Make HI Kppoinlinciit lo sec jf <strong>you</strong> nrc cliKilile <strong>to</strong> apply lor .Snlf-Kniploymciil<br />
Bciipniji <strong>to</strong> help <strong><strong>you</strong>r</strong> income whilp <strong>you</strong> .slari this husinrss.<br />
Please phone 747'1212 <strong>to</strong> make an appointment.<br />
.C-oniniiinily I•^llll|•^>s is IUTC lo assist new sind existing<br />
Biisiiies-sfs with loans and busine.ss c-ouiiseling.<br />
The Better Business Builders<br />
: 679 Hwy. 97 South<br />
next <strong>to</strong> Ihc Maple Park StioppinK Cenlre<br />
Heavy Metal Ntnlng Equipment<br />
Optic 5030 10X42<br />
'396.00<br />
Official Retailer for:<br />
Keene Engineering<br />
Brun<strong>to</strong>n Compasses<br />
Back Country Access<br />
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