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SCOTT ANDERSON & KIRK TURLEY• Over 60 plus years experience• Servicing all makes & models• Guaranteed prrofessional workmanship
250.378.9241 | 2676 Nicola Ave.
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SAGEBRUSH SPINNERS AND WEAVERS
at the Courthouse Art Gallery
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COTTONALPACALLAMACASHMERESILKLINENDOG FIBRESMUSK OXSHEEP'S WOOL
October 9 - 31, 2009
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Friday, Oct. 9, 7pm
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Literacy Merrittlaunches ESL
Literacy Merritt opened its doors to anew and exciting community programthis week — English as a SecondLanguage began Tuesday, and will runfor the next 9 weeks. It is offered in apartnership between Literacy Merrittand Merritt Public Library. Classes will be offered at the library on Tuesdays 7-8pm & Wednesdays 4:30-5:30pm, free toadults in the community who needassistance with English skills.They are also adding an ESLCoffeeCircle to the program on Saturdays, 10-11am, at the library. It is place where stu-dents can practice their new skills.Anyone interested in volunteering forLiteracy Merritt can contact 315-5851.
Combined H1N1 &seasonal flu clinics
In Merritt, the first H1N1 clinic will be held at the Civic Centre onWednesday Nov. 4th, 9am-7pm. InteriorHealth would like to remind people thatonly those at high riskare eligible forthis particular H1N1 flu vaccine clinic
(pregnant women in the 2nd half of preg-nancy; persons under 65 with chronic condi-tions; children 6–59 mos; household contacts& care providers of infants under 6 mos. &of persons who are immunocompromised; persons residing in rural and remote com-munities; including the Aboriginal popula-tion; and health care workers involved inresponding to pandemic influenza)
.More clinics will be added to ensurethat anyone who needs & wants anH1N1 vaccine will be able to get oneonce the priority groups have receivedtheirs. Also, please attend the clinics inyour community area only and bringyour Care Card to speed the registrationprocess.If you suspect you have the flu, stayhome, drink plenty of fluids, get lots of rest. Consult your family physician if your symptoms don’t improve – espe-cially if you have other health concerns.There’s lots more info at www.interi-orhealth.ca or www.immunizebc.ca &HealthLink BC, dial 8-1-1 24 hrs a day.
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Full breakfastmenu available
•From 7am-11am •Seniors’menu
Get a “jumpstart” to your day — have breakfast at Han’s
Community
Beavers & Cubs
Beavers meet Mondays 6:30-7:30pmat Bench Schl, Cubs meet Wednesdays,6:30-8pm Diamond Vale School.
Nordic Ski Club Annual Meeting
The AGM will be held on Monday,Nov. 2nd, Civic Ctr Rm 2, 7pm. Formore info, call Gerry Sanford 378-4577.
NVWI Fall Fashion Show
 Join the fun Saturday, Nov. 7,1:30pm, in the Merritt Seniors Hall. CallBev 378-2536, Carol 378-5446 or June378-5225 for tickets, $4 each.
Christmas fair
Beta Sigma Phi annual Christmas fairis for crafters and home-based business-es, on Sat. Nov 7, 10am-3pm, MerrittCivic Centre. Admission by donation toFood Bank, For tables contact Dian 378-6925 or Debbie 378-5538.
Fairy Godmothers’ Casino Royale
Sat. November 7, casino nightfundraiser to help support those gradswho may not otherwise be able to affordthe costs associated with graduationactivities. Tickets are $25 each at MerrittDrycleaners, Spaner & Webb, Work &Play, and Planet Hair. It’s at the MerrittDesert Inn banquet room. For more info,call 315-1122.
PeeWee Rep Pizza Party
Tuesday, November 10, 5pm-7pm atBoston Pizza, $15 for adults, $12 for chil-dren 0-12 years. All-you-can eat pizza,silent auction, 50/50, raffle & CentsGame 7:00pm NV Memorial Arena. Pick up your tickets from PeeWee Rep par-ents, and for more info, call 315-5851.
Country Christmas Wreath Walk 
Pre-register your wreath at YourDollar Store With More, next to Coopersup to 3 wreaths per individual or organ-ization. They’ll be on display/silent auc-tion at the Civic Ctre, Nov. 27 & 28. FMI,denise 378-2266 days, 378-0475 evenings.
Storytime with Cents
There’s free storytime at CountryBug Books, on Saturdays at 10:30am.The Merritt Centennials will now bedoing the reading — travel & time per-mitting. So kids can come out and meettheir local heroes for a free storytime,2049 QuilchenaAve. For info 378-1302.
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What is Dracula's favorite kind of cof-fee? Decoffinated...What would a monster's psychiatristbe called? Shrinkenstein...What did one ghost say to the otherghost? "Do you believe in people?"Why do mummies have trouble keep-ing friends? They're too wrapped up inthemselves...What kind of streets do zombies likethe best? Dead ends...What is a vampire's favorite mode oftransportation? A blood vessel...What is a ghost's favorite mode oftransportation? A scareplane...What type of dog do vampire's like thebest? Bloodhounds...What is a ghoul's favorite flavor?Lemon-slime...What does a vampire never order at arestaurant? A stake sandwich...Why do vampires need mouthwash?They have bat breath...What's a vampire's favorite fast food?A guy with very high blood pressure...
Last weekend for
Sagebrush Spinners’show & sale
If beautiful skeins of home-dyed wool & otherfibres is your idea of a wonderful art show, thendon’t miss the last weekend of the SagebrushSpinners & Weavers exhibition. The show endsSaturday, 4pm. They are celebrating the
Int’l Year of Natural Fibres
 , and the features beautiful naturalfibres used to create clothing,rugs and household items.Besides the usual sheepswool & cottons, there are beautiful items made fromalpaca, llama, cashmere, silk,linen and bamboo. Most of the hand-made of the itemsare available for sale, and it’s an easy way to get a jump on the holidays.For info about the Spinners & Weavers and their activities, stop in at theCourthouse Art Gallery, 1840 Nicola Ave., Fri & Sat 10am-4pm, or call Sheila 378-4740.
 Jean Boyer, a memberof the SagebrushSpinners and Weavers,demonstrates how tospin wool at theCourthouse ArtGallery.
Happy Halloween!
2099 Nicola Ave.,Merritt(250)315-3737
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