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COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

THE HAZELTON'S

Prenatal Yoga 8-week Series Wednesdays 6pm. Nurture you & your unborn baby. Prepare pelvic muscles, hips & legs for childbirth while enjoying relax-ation techniques with professional teacher Stephanie Huxtable, starts September 11. Online registration www.yogashackbc.com or call 250-643-4727.

Men’s prayer breakfast Saturday, Sept. 14 @ the Hazelton Pentecostal Church. 9am. All men welcome. Info: Keith 778-645-4567.

Roché Stitchers are beginning another year of stitch-ing, quilting, sewing. Starting Friday September 13, 7 pm & Saturday Sept. 14, 9am-4pm. In basement of the Mountain View United Church. All welcome to our Cheerful Stitching Gathering

The Hazelton Community Concert Band is com-mencing rehearsals Sunday, September 15 & every Sunday evening thereafter @ 7pm. upstairs of the Mountain View United Church next to the Wrinch Me-morial Hospital. If you have ever played an instrument such as trumpet, clarinet, saxophone, flute, string bass, trombone, horn, drums etc, dust it off & join in good music, fun & fellowship. New members most welcome.

Terry Fox Run Sunday September 15 @ Coast Moun-tain College (NWCC) in Hazelton. Registration starts 9am, run starts 10am. Questions? Contact Julie @ Doug Donaldson, MLA Stikine Office 250-842-6338

Happy go Lucky Seniors monthly mtg. Sun. Sept.15. 3:30pm Activity Rm. Roche View Lodge. 4942-11th Ave. New Hazelton. All seniors 55+ are welcome

Annual General Meeting for Hazelton Family Life Society September 15, 4pm, the Log Church in New Hazelton. All welcome to attend - light refreshments!

Hazelton Oldtimers Hockey Organization (HOHO) is recruiting 22 players & several goalies for a Thursday night game, 9-10:30pm. First game Sept. 19 The 30-game season is from mid-September to end of March. Season fee $400 up front. Memberships can be shared for people work out of town. Andy Busby 250-842-0229 [email protected]

Seniors in Motion. Gentle and fun movement from chairs to take charge of your own health. We provide guidance and support. Begins from Sept 17th, every Tuesday at 2:30pm. By donation at Yoga Shack BC. 4358 11th Ave, New Hazelton.

Annual General Meeting for the Skeena Bakery. Sept 17, 2pm @ the Meeting Center. Directors are needed! Info: 250-842-0010

Getting it Together Need help with forms? Phone calls, setting personal goals, household budgeting, planning for school? Anything? This weekly 2 hour drop-in time is open to anyone who needs help “getting their life in order”. Weekly starting Wed. September 18, 10-12pm @ the Learning Shop in Hazelton. Whether you are just wanting a cup of coffee and a chat, or have some serious goals to crus, we are available to help you "get it together". Anissa 250-842-6500 or [email protected]

Next meeting of the Free Range Writers' Group: Monday, September 23, 7:30 in the activity room @ Roche View Lodge. Thereafter, unless there's a stat. holiday, we meet on the 1st & 3rd Mondays of each month. New members are always welcome. There is no fee. Info: Maggie 842-2228.

Misty Rivers Community Arts Council AGM Sept 24, 5:30pm @ old BC Cafe. Looking for new members to join in our artful future of a new gallery, more work-shop & lots of fun community connections. Info: [email protected]

The mobile mammogram unit will be in Kitwanga at the Kitwanga Rec Center on Tues. Oct.1st. Please call 1-800-663-8203 to book your appointment. Remember, the life you save may be your own

September 13, 2019 FREE!

Phone 250-842-4143 or email: [email protected] Box 191 New Hazelton, BC V0J 2J0 View us online: www.BulkleyBrowser.ca THE DEADLINE for free classified ads is every Tuesday

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Open year round

Certified First Aid/Safety Training, Services, Equipment and Supplies

Smithers owned and operated, Supporting Aboriginal Initiatives

and remote locations

Canada Safety Council Certified Instructor ATV (Quad) / UTV / Snowmobile /

Defensive Driving NEW: Construction Safety Officer Services

Contact:

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Check out our website for further information: www.polarridgeresources.ca

SALMON RIVER MECHANICAL 430 Salmon River Rd, Hazelton Terry or Debbie 250-842-3005

2 Heavy Duty Mechanics on site

Heavy Equipment Repairs (Dozers, Loaders, Excavators etc)

Farm Machinery (Tractors & Implements)

Service Truck

Dog Boarding

Dog Grooming Available

Open Year Round

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1st Annual Clubs Day

14 September 2019 3:30-5:30pm

The clubs within Hazelton come together to highlight what’s available in our community. Come out and see what peaks your interest, sign up for something new.

If you would like to reserve a table for this event free of charge please contact

(250) 842-6662 or [email protected] or [email protected]

O. Simard Contracting

Mini-excavator For Hire $80/hour

Hazelton and area Call or text: 780-294-9119

FIGURE SKATERS – Sat. Sept. 14 – Register for figure skating (Canskate & Star Skate) at

Clubs Day at the Ice Arena 3:30-5:30pm. Also please come Thursday Sept 19 4:30- 6pm with your skates to the Ice Arena to register (if you

missed Sat.), rent skates, rent helmets, meet the new coaches (Laura & Selina), & the coaches

will be on the ice to access what level each skat-er is at. There will be skate sharpening available

also. Bring skates, dresses, or other skating items to sell to those in need.

Women’s prayer breakfast Saturday, Oct. 5 @ 9:00am @ the Hazelton Pentecostal Church. All ladies welcome for a time of good food, fellowship & prayer. Wanda 778-645-0503

Mammograms save lives. The mobile mammography unit will be @ Hag-wilget Health Station, October 7 & at the Red Apple Store. October 8th. Please call 1-800-663-9203 to book your appointment.

If you love to sing we would love to have you join us for the ‘19-’20 season of the Hazelton Community Choir! Wednesdays 6:30-8:30pm @ Moun-tainview United Church. We are also offering a Vocal Improv drop-in Wednesdays 4:30-5:30pm @ same location. Beth 842-6442/778-202-1670.

Radio channels brought to you by the Skeena TV Association: 105.9 VQMFM; 100.3 ROCK 101 CFMI; 98.1 CFNR; 89.7 CBC2 To all it might con-cern, channels 9.1, 9.2, 9.3 & 7.3 will be out of service for up to two months because of a lack of equipment & satellite change up. Will update the situa-tion. Any concerns please contact one of the members of the STVA.

Elder College is every Tuesday from 1-2pm @ Coast Mountain College.

Hazelton Farmers’ Market: Sundays 10-2 @ Tourist Info Ctre New Hazelton

Literacy is Life: Talking with your children increases literacy skills in both you & your child. Talk with them! At the table, bedtime, while waiting in line....anytime is good to build literacy skills. Questions/ideas about literacy? 250-842-6500/ [email protected]

The beautiful Kispiox Valley Community Centre is available for rental. With a newly updated industrial kitchen. Perfect for weddings, gatherings & meet-ings. Call Ruth 842-5888 or Pat 842-6228 to book.

Israeli Folk Dancing every Saturday @ 6 Skeena Place. No experience necessary. Come out & have some fun. Nancy 250-842-0199

Join the Maniac Group all fitness levels in Allen Park Mondays & Thursdays 1-2pm. Learn to use the fitness machines. No matter what the weather we gather to work out/laugh/play & feel better & it's FREE Harriet 250-842-6031

Smart Recovery Addiction recovery support group participants learn self-empowering techniques to aid recovery through mutual-help, face-to-face & online meeting & services. No matter what your addiction, SMART Recovery tools & techniques can help you overcome the behavior. Wed, 3-4pm tele-video Hazelton Mental & Addictions 2506 Hwy 62 842-5144

The Wellness in Relationships Committee (WIR) is a group of community members & organizations that raise awareness & provide support & educa-tion to stop family & intimate partner violence. To learn more about the goals & work of the VIR or have ideas/concerns to share. Anissa Watson Storytell-ers' Foundation 250-842-6500 [email protected]

Meals on Wheels for seniors & disabled persons for a nominal fee. Hot lunch to your door 12-1pm Monday & Thursdays 250-842-5217 for delivery. Prepared by a Food Safe cook in an inspected facility.

To book the St. Peter's Church Army Hall phone the church to lve a msg 842-5222 or Janet 250-842-6323/ Grace 842-7133 /Gwen 842-6875

Overeaters Anonymous is currently meeting on free telephone conference call Mondays @ 7pm. Call Barb 250-842-5325, voicemail after 4 rings, for info on joining the tele-meeting or to obtain OA 12-Step literature.

Tai Chi will resume in the fall 842-6447

Helping Hands of New Hazelton: We raise money by recycling cans, bottles & scrap metal; items donated by individuals & business establishments our area. Funds are raised to help seniors, cancer patients & children in our community that require medications or assistance they cannot access or afford. We work in cooperation with our local pharmacy & doctors. If you or your business would like to be involved call 250-842-6494 or cash donations made at the BVCU .

CHURCH SERVICES:

St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Parish New Hazelton, Sunday Mass 11am, Mid-week contact Parish Office: 250-842-5175. Mass times of Mission Churches: Holy Rosary– Moricetown, Sunday 9am, Wed. 11am; St. Mary Magdalene - Hagwilget, Saturday 7pm

Church of God in Christ [Mennonite] Worship service: Sunday 10:30am. At the former Quick Elementary, 18634 Kerr Rd. Everyone welcome

Please join us at St. Peter’s Anglican Church Sundays at 11am. Everyone welcome. Info call Grace Janze 250-842-7133, Gwen Adams 250-842-6875 or St. Peter’s 250-842-5222

Special Church Services: Baptist Mission New Hazelton Meeting Ctr, Bowser St, every Sunday @ 4pm, Join us for music, time in the Word, fel-lowship, refreshments after. www.goall.org Mark 250-636-2572

Hazelton Pentecostal Church services Sunday mornings @ 11am. Pastor Keith Gaetz. All welcome. Children’s church during service. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at church 7pm Info: 778-645-4567

Mountainview United Church Sunday mornings 10:30am. All welcome .

September 13, 2019

open for Lunch / Dinner

SPECIALS

Monday Movie Night 2D-$5.00 3D-$7.00

Thursday Student Night Medium popcorn, candy bar & pop $7

If you have a movie pass for $6 an extra $3 must be paid for movies shown in 3D

PH: 250-842-5442 Doors open 6:20pm Movie starts 6:50pm

FRI SAT SUN MON THURS

13 14 15 16 19

All welcome to Mount Rocher Church Sunday ser-vices. Fellowship time before the service at 10:30 am. Service at 11am. South Hazelton at the corner of Broadway & 24th Ave

Sunday School @ the Gitanmaax Salvation Army for elementary school aged children. 11am-12pm

Kispiox Pentecostal Church Service: Thursdays & Sundays 7pm. Come & be richly Blessed. Pastor Sam-uel. E. Derrick Sr. Info or 1538 Eagle Dr. Kispiox 842-0228/778-202-1935

Hazelton Seventh-day Adventist Church, 4949 Sunnyside Rd, Hazelton, www.hazeltonadventist.ca, Pastor S Kwak 778-887-4753 Saturday Services: Bible Study all ages 9:30am; Worship Service: 11am.

Grace Gathering welcomes you to an evening of food, fellowship, fun & interactive worship for the whole family. Every Friday eve 6-9 @ 2060 Broadway Ave South Hazelton Bart Metcalf 250-842-5680

Salvation Army in Gitanmaax hosts a teen & young adult board game night every Thursday 7-9pm. Play games, have snacks & take part in a concise but in-formative Bible devotion!

Worship Announcement: Music, worship, community + laughter every Sunday @ Mountainview United Church, WMH grounds. Sunday mornings @ 10:30am. Everyone is welcome. Bring your kids & friends.

COMMUNITY EVENTS SMITHERS & TELKWA

Smithers Art Gallery New Exhibitions: “Ancestry – the Art of Belonging” by Jenn Ashton & “100 Houses” by Mo Hamilton September 10 -October 12 Opening Reception: Friday, September 13, 7-9pm Meet Mo Hamilton. All welcome - always free admission - re-freshments provided. Gallery Hours: Tuesday-Friday 12-5pm, Saturdays in September 9-1pm. Saturdays in October 12-4pm

Library events and programs for adults renowned storyteller Ivan Coyote: Small Towns, Short Stories. Tuesday, September 17, 7pm (doors 6:30), The Old Church; Local Author Reading: Pierce Clegg. Satur-day, September 21, 7pm , Smithers Public Library

Telkwa Apple Festival September 14-22. Events include apple juicing, art activities, music, bear smart information & more. Pick your apples & save your containers. If you have apples you would like picked or would like to help pick, please contact Lau-rie [email protected]. Thanks to Wetzin'kwa & Telkwa Community Initiatives Society for funding this event. Check our Facebook page for more details.

Science Extravaganza: Celebrating Science Litera-cy Week Wednesday, September 21, 10:30am-noon, Smithers Public Library Local scientists lead hands-on activities focused on the ocean & aquatic insects. Come check out the on-site insect observation tank! No registration required.

Please join us at Round Lake Hall for the first coffee house of the new season. October 5 (Saturday) 7:30pm. Welcoming Five Lives who describe them-selves as a diverse group of well weathered musi-cians! Gerry Jenks from Houston on his claw hammer banjo will be our other guest. Interested in open mike? Judy 250-846-5296) Snacks are always welcome. $5 at the door.

Come check out the Bulkley Valley Farmers’ Market, Saturday mornings 8:30-12:30pm @ the Central Park Building (Hwy 16 & Main Street). Enjoy a delicious breakfast/lunch, listen to live music & check out all the locally made, baked or grown products

Repair Café until October, 6–9pm Last Wednesday of the month. Creation Station, 3866 Railway Ave. What do you do w/ a broken toaster or a hole in your pants? Smithers Public Library is hosting a Repair Café where volunteer fix-it experts & tools will be available to help make repairs so you can keep those items in use & out of the landfill. Repair Café website for details & dates.

Soup Kitchen: Free soup lunch, every Sunday @ 12:30pm, the Smithers CRC - turn left onto Columbia Dr. after Tim Hortons turn left onto Walnut Dr. Go to end of street, rear entrance to gym. All welcome

Find your voice. Join us @ BV Toastmasters! 7pm every 2nd & 4th Monday, except holiday Mondays See FB page for info. N.C.C. Rm 109 (3966 2nd Ave.), Msg FB group: www.facebook.com/BVToastmasters

GARAGE SALES/CRAFT FAIRS

HAZELTONS

Garage sale by appointment Dishes, clothing for a young lady, furniture, computer & accessories, tools, lawn furniture, pool table & accessories & much more 250-847-5986

Yard sale due to weather, yard sale indoors. 3239 Sargent Crescent, New Haz. Sat. Sept 14, 9-5pm, Sun. Sept. 15 1-5pm. Variety of times.

Yard sale Sept. 15, 11am-4 pm, 3152 Hastings St.

Moving Sale 2331 21 Ave, South Hazelton. Every Saturday of September 12-3pm. New stuff added weekly

FOR SALE, RENTALS, STORAGE (3 lines $5) Must Be Paid In Advance

Open concept w/ 1 bedroom house for rent in Telkwa. Wood stove, baseboards, laundry, garden & fruit trees. Close to school, river. $1000 per month. 778-210-2008

Three bedroom mobile home for sale in South Hazelton, asking $25,000 250-846-9674

Short term accommodation available at the Suskwa Lodge. Weekly, bi-weekly & monthly rates. Lynn @ 1-778-210-1754

Roommate Wanted in a Cozy Furnished 2-bedroom trailer. $600/per month Call / txt Janice 250-842-8607

House for Sale. South Hazelton, 2331 21st Ave. Four fenced lots, covered walk, 3 bed, 2 bath, 3 multi-purpose rooms. UF half basement w/ entrance. Rancher. Porch. Lots of windows & renos. Viewing contact: Mary 250-842-5546 $200,000

Three bedroom mobile home for sale in South Hazelton, asking $25,000 250-846-9674

For sale: two-bedroom house, great location in New Town, beautiful view, quiet location, for a couple, $500,000, serious inquiries only 250-267-1835

For sale 1200 sq foot rancher in Two-Mile, located between Old & New Hazelton. New roof, cedar siding, windows, doors & more all within the last 5 years. Ten minute walk from hospital, high school & ice arena. $129,900 250-877-1770

LOST & FOUND

Lost Men’s black framed prescription glasses from June after grad @ Anderson Flats. Text 250-877-3207 _Aug 16_

ANIMALS, FARM EQUIPMENT, & ACCESSORIES

Hay and meat for sale ads are $5.60 per week

Dry, stored 2019 square bales. Timothy mix. Pickup in Driftwood Rick 250-877-8024

Dancingbee Farm taking your orders for freezer ready Premium lamb. By the whole or half, cut and wrapped to your specifications. Call 250-842-6031. or

email [email protected]

Sheep. Suffolk & Suffolk cross ewes, ewe lambs, mar-ket lambs as well as a yearling ram. Phone/ text 250-877-3137 _Sep 13_

Looking for a 3-point hitch sickle mower in working condition. Rob 250-842-4101 _Aug 23_

Maverick three-horse slant horse trailer w/ tack room on front Joel 876-8372 _Aug 16_

PETS Young Conures. Born May this year. 2 females and 2 males looking for new home. Beautiful colours. $280 each. Call 250-842-8413 _Sep 6_

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Celebration of Life

For the late

Jean F. Forsyth (Formerly of Two Mile)

Saturday September 14, 2019

2:00PM Urn Internment

Two Mile Cemetery Six Mile Road Two Mile, BC

4:00 PM

Reception & Fellowship New Hazelton Meeting Centre

3226 Bowser Street New Hazelton, BC

The celebration of life is an informal event in

which the family of Jean want to invite all family and friends wishing to attend. It will be

a time of sharing fond memories of Jean, along with love & support, tears & laughter.

Please bring your fondest memory of Jean to share, if you wish to do so.

B.C. Eagle 4412 10th Ave New Hazelton

WANTED: Waiter / waitress / kitchen help

Apply with resume

OPEN: Monday-Saturday 10am-9pm CLOSED: Sunday

250-842-6767 Last Friday of every month:

Special buffet 4-8pm

APPLIANCES, WOOD STOVES, HEATERS,VACUUMS

Firewood ads are $5.25 prepaid per week

Pacific Energy Super 27 woodstove, glass door, $500 846-9879 _Aug 23_

AUTOMOBILES Dodge Dakota 4x4 w/headache rack, 4 tires, want to trade for car 250-847-3427

79 Rebuildable Dodge club cab, LB, 4X4, c/w a 440 ci BB engine , Trans & transfer case, and a SB 318 ci engine & transfer case , all in GC $3200 250-849-5732

81 GMC Sierra 1500, straight 6, 250 cu/in, 3-sp auto, 2WD, engine & tranny professionally rebuilt, 1000km on engine, professional paint & bodywork & uphol-stery, all receipts $25,000firm 250-842-6247

95 Toyota Corolla $1000 very well maintained, every-thing works, c/w studded winter tires on rims 876-8812

98 Blazer, fully loaded, c/w 2 sets of good tires, winter & summer, needs tranny, $800obo 250-847-1565

02 Dodge Caravan 222000km Silver. Runs but needs some work. Some rust. $500 http://bit.ly/2002caravan 778-202-7095.

03 Toyota Corolla CE, grey. Single owner, well loved & maintained. Interior in VGC. Full sets of all season & winter tires. 350k kms. Manual. Has been very relia-ble. Needs some front end work. $1500obo 842-6442.

04 Buick Rainier SUV, loaded, well maintained, GRC, $3500 or trade equivalent in value. 250- 842-5502

04 Hyundai Sonata V6, 152000 km, very clean, well maintained & reliable. $6000 250-847-9657.

*NEW* 11 Chevy Silverado, long box, heavy duty, CC, 3/4 ton, 6.5 l, 102k-km $26,000obo 250-635-2597

AUTO PARTS & ACCESSORIES Older truck canopy, windows all around, 7’ $300 250-847-4119 _Aug 30_

4 Hankook studded winter tires unmounted, 90% tread left, 215/60/16 $300firm 250-842-6247

Kyah Wiget Education Society is auctioning 4 vehi-cles 2 buses, a pick up truck & a full size van. Please log into the following link to make bids on the vehicles. https://www.facebook.com/groups/664809077333783/

Ford Ranger tailgate fits 84-05 (not flare side), black w/ futuristic warriors & skull VGC $650firm 842-6247 _Aug 23_

BOATS 14 ft Mirrorcraft Aluminum Boat, deep V hull, 2004 Honda 20 HP 4 stroke motor, boat trailer, very stable & reliable. $3000 250-847-9657 _Aug 30_

BUILDING SUPPLIES Two matching double doors, solid wood $50ea 250-847-3868 _Aug 30_

7 twin seal windows. (2) 33 x 34, (5) 22 x 33, all used. $100, Plus lots of misc. items, wood working, reload-ing equipment & fishing 250-847-2202. _Aug 16_

FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD ITEM Qn water bed, complete & set up to view. Motionless mattress, heater, padded rails, 6 drawer pedestal. $250obo 250-842-5546

Eureka vacuum cleaner $45; Dyson bagless vacuum cleaner $50 250-877-0277 _Sep 6_

Eight piece bedroom suite & 2 boxsprings w/mattress EC $700; end table $40 250-847-3868 _Aug 30_

HOME CARE EQUIPMENT Jazzy electric wheelchair, new batteries. VGC $2000firm 250-847-2382 _Aug 30_

Portable-manual lift-Invacare Reliant 450, to provide safe & efficient health care, easy access to chair, commodes & beds $400 250-842-2236 _Aug16_

KITCHEN Quest commercial propane deep fryer bought new for $3000. Asking $1100obo. Used for three summers. Contact [email protected] or 250-877-7755 _Sep 13_

Mehu Meyer steam juicer, 11-l, stainless steel $130; wine makers carboys, 5 gallon glass $25ea, gallon glass jars $2ea 250-847-4119 _Aug 30_

MISCELLANEOUS Ladies” New Balance , white, walking shoes. Size 8.5 extra wide. Worn once. $40 250-847-5681 _Sep 13_

Two larger suitcases EC $25ea 250-847-3868 _Aug 30_

MOTORCYCLES & ATV’S 2018 Polaris Sportsman 450, fuel-injected, 2500lb winch, rear bumper, mirrors, battery leads, approx. 20 hrs, 100 miles, LN c/w ramps & custom covers $7000 250-846-9454

60” snow blade, fits Polaris ATVs, $500obo Text 250-901-9279 _Sep 13_

2015 Outlander 800 2-up, EC, 1000 miles, $1100 250-847-5268 or 250-877-3955

99 Kawasaki Vulcan 1500, new battery, $1900; PHC Victory scooter $500; CE Deluxe Echo Equipment scooter $250; Shop scooter rider, double battery $800 250-842-6807 _Aug 30_

REC VEHICLES 2004 Citation Supreme camper 10’8”, slide, solar pan-el, AC, electric jacks, EC $18,500obo 250-635-2597 _Sep 13_ 28’ EZ RV cover, aluminum frame & canvas, used 1 winter $1100obo 250-635-2597 _Sep 6_

SNOWMOBILES 2000 Polaris RMK Indy 800 - 136" Rebuild/parts sled. One side detonated. Everything else GC $800obo - 250-876-1003 _Sep 6_

SPORTS EQUIP & ACCESSORIES

Norinco T97 NSR Gen-2 5.56/.223 cal.semi-auto. rifle 18" barrel, 28" total length, Bullpup design w/ rails, Bushell red dot sight, 2 magazines, owner's manuals. EC. Price $920 firm. PAL required. 250-842-0071 _Sep 13_

Bike trailer suitable for groceries or dog. $40obo 250-847-2327 _Aug 23_

TOOLS Air compressor, 2-gal tank, 100-psi, $50; 8-hp Briggs & Stratton motor $45 250-877-0277 _Sep 6_

BN 4200 generator $400obo 250-847-1565 _Aug 23_

Black & Decker hedge trimmer $20 250-847-3868

Stihl 361 24” bar $450; Stihl 090 36” bar $1100 250-842-6807 _Aug 30_

WANTED /FREE/TO GIVE AWAY Wanted: freezer burnt meat-fish, beef, etc for sled

dog team Robynn 250-877-6196 or 877-8973

Wanted: freezer burnt meat-fish, moose, beef, etc for sled dog team Andy Busby 250-842-6229

Wanted: bicycle in GWC for domestic power pedal project. Andrea: text only 778-202-9967

Wanted: Yamaha or Pioneer home stereo set. Must have subwoofer capabilities, all turning knobs, re-motes, AM/FM display; 5th wheel assembly set up for a Chev 1500 shot box pickup 250-844-1300 _Sep 13_

Wanted: a reliable roofer for a job in the South Hazel-ton area. Materials are already purchased and on location. Contact 250-842-0071 _Sep 6_

Wanted: Any kind of frozen or fresh meat to assist me with the Wildlife Rehab facility I am beginning. Also, a sincere thank you to those of you who have already generously given. Please call 250-842-0071 _Aug 30_

Wanted: wood stove good for heating 1000 sq ft; midsized poodle-terrier cross puppy; household vacu-um cleaner w/ all attachments or industrial vacuum cleaner; 16’ aluminum boat w/ trailer 844-1300

Wanted: 38 or 40’ 5th Wheel mobile trailer must be all season to live in all year round; wood stove 844-1300 _Aug 23_

SELF LOADING TRUCK BIRCH FIREWOOD 6 CORDS TAKING ORDERS FOR SUMMER.

$870 6 cord load of birch short logs (maximum 26’) delivered in the Hazeltons. Call or message for charge to other communities. Taking orders for summer deliveries.

250-877-1107

September 13 , 2019

(REVISED) NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF MEMBERS

In reference to the prior notice of GCFSS holding an AGM on September 26, 2019 we would like to inform you that due to unfore-seeable and unavoidable circumstances, the Board of Directors of the Society decided to shift the ACM date from September 26, 2019 to October 30, 2019. The agenda, time and venue will remain unchanged.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the Members of the Gitxsan Child and Family Services Society (the "Society") is called for and will be held at Kispiox Community Hall, on the 30th day of October 2019 at the hour of 10:00 AM.

The purposes of the meeting are:

1) To receive the financial statements and Annual Report of the Society for the financial year ended March 31, 2019.

2. To appoint the Auditors of the Society for the ensuing year.

3) Board Elections for three community representatives: a. Glen Vowell (3 yr. term) b. Gitsegukla (3 yr. term) c. Gitwangak (3 yr. term)

4. To transact such other business as may properly be brought before the meeting.

If you are interested in attending this meeting and becoming a member of the society, please call, email or stop in and see:

Val Simms-Muldoe, Administrative Assistant 4215 Government Street, Hazelton, B.C. Phone: (250) 842-2258 ext. 240 Toll Free: 1-877-513-5858 Email: [email protected]

Transportation from each of our five affiliated communities is available upon request.

DATED the 9th day of September 2019.

Happy birthday Gloria Campbell many more to come Love Joanna & Olivia

September 13 , 2019

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www.hazelton.bc.libraries.coop | 250‐842‐5961 What’s On at your library this month…

Ivan Coyote – Small Towns ‐‐ Short Stories ‐‐ Writer and Storyteller Ivan Coyote will speak at the new Upper Skeena Recrea on Centre, September 16th, 1:00 pm. This is a remarkable opportunity to hear one of Canada’s leading spoken word performers. Admission free.

Labour Day – Just a reminder that we are closed Saturdays of long weekends. We will be closed Saturday, July 31 Sunday, Sept 1, and Monday, Sept. 2nd for Labour Day. We will reopen Tuesday, September 3rd 11 am

Scrabble Challenge – Resumes Tuesday, Sept. 24, 1 – 3 pm. Bring a friend and join the fun! New challengers always welcome.

Armchair Traveler – It’s b‐a‐a‐a‐a‐ck! Star ng this fall, save your Wednesday evenings for the new Armchair Traveller series including with China Part 2 with Mo and Marilee Yee. Details will be forthcoming about adventures with Deb and Chuck James, Hannah Huston, Bob and Barb Purney, and Larry Joseph throughout this fall series.

Summer Reading Clubs: Many thanks to our funders and supporters Northern Health Imagine grant program, Bulkley Valley Child Development Centre, Misty River Books (Terrace), Mills Office Solu ons (Smithers), LOGS Book Bus and Summer Reading Club facilitators Amber Sterri , Julie Walsh, Shelan Olson Naylor, Tarianna Moore, Charly Bright, Soulie Olson, Bri any Morrison. Congratula ons to all 50+ children who par cipated.

New Books arrive every week. Come in to check out Lands of Lost Borders: Out of Bounds on the Silk Road by Atlin writer Kate Harris; installment #12 of Ian Hamilton’s Ava Lee series The Mountain Master of Sha n; the latest thriller by Daniel Silva, The New Girl; and, the book everyone’s talking about A Gentleman in Moscow, by Amor Towles.

www.hazelton.bc.libraries.coop 250-842-5961

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Upper Skeena Recreation Centre Canadian Recreation Excellence (Upper Skeena)

Is pleased to announce the start of Public Skating on:

Sunday, September 15th, 2019 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Sundays Fridays 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.

Admission Rates:

All skaters on the ice must be wearing skates and CSA Approved helmets

For more information please contact: Shawna Morrison, Program Manager at: [email protected]

250-842-6662 ext. 1002

Parent & Tot $3.00

Child/Youth/Student/Senior $3.00

Adult $5.00

Family up to 4:

Each addi onal member: $1.50 $11.50

Skate sharpening $5.00

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Village of Hazelton

REQUEST TO SUPPLY HANGING BASKETS

The Village of Hazelton is looking for a qualified, experienced greenhouse to supply hanging flower baskets for 2020.

Suppliers must be able to provide the following for 2020:

60 hanging flower baskets 10” to 12” inches in diameter (56 for direct sun exposure and 4 shade

baskets).

Please provide quotes including delivery charges to the attention of Lina Gasser, Chief Administrative Officer, at [email protected] or (250) 842-5991.

Quotes will be accepted until 4:30 pm on September 27, 2019.

The Village of Hazelton Box 40 | 4310 Field Street | Hazelton, BC | V0J 1Y0

THE BULKLEY BROWSER HAS SOLD.

New ownership has taken over September 2019. We intend to transfer the phone number with the sale. Please note; there will be a change of the email & physical address soon.

I would like to thank all of you, readers, advertisers & supporters of The Bulkley Browser for the last decade that I have been the owner. It has been a pleasure working for you . I have learned a great deal about the people in our area and the surrounding areas over these years. Thank you so much everyone.

It is with great pleasure for me to congratulate Marlise Zurbrugg as The Bulkley Browser’s next owner.

I hope you will continue to support her as she continues to bring this wonderful paper to your community.

Sincerely, Helene Paranich

Employment Opportunity

Resource Worker/Youth Worker Smithers/Hazelton

Thomas Robinson Consulting Ltd. is seeking an individual to work full time in Out of Home Care & Youth in Transition Programs providing support to families and youth. This position is based in Smithers with travel to the Hazeltons. It is full time (25 hours per week) with benefits.

JOB SUMMARY Provide short term, intensive, in-home services to assist families in skill building to reduce risk factors and develop parenting capacity. Provide youth (16 to 18) a path to self-sufficiency; support to bridge the transition to adulthood. Services will be delivered in the family’s home, and community, utilizing available resources.

Qualifications /Experience:

Post-secondary certificate in human service, social service or related field with a minimum of one (1) year of experience

Experience working with families and youth demonstrating an understanding of theory and principles of family support practice

Strong knowledge of Aboriginal Culture and experience working in Indigenous Communities

Experience working with low-income, multicultural high-risk families and older youth

Have knowledge of child /youth development

Familiarity with community resources available to families and youth in Smithers and Hazelton

Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively as part of an interdisciplinary team

Professional disposition and acumen to establish and maintain effective working relationships with employers, partner agencies, and committees

Ability to work independently

Strong written and verbal skills

Word processing and basic excel computer skills

A valid driver’s license and driver’s abstract and reliable vehicle & willing to travel between communities

Willing to submit to a criminal record check

Commitment to obtaining Privacy and CPI training

START DATE: ASAP APPLICATION INFORMATION Respond in confidence by submitting a cover letter and current resume to Thomas Robinson Consulting Ltd. Email: [email protected] or FAX: 250.847.1786 CLOSING DATE: The position will remain open until filled

Village of Hazelton

REQUEST FOR LETTER OF INTEREST

The Village of Hazelton is applying for grant funding to help up to 50 property owners have Fire Smart properties. This involves clearing brush and surface fuels that accumulate around properties. Preference will be given to properties in the upper Village of Hazelton area.

All letters of interest should include:

Property address Owner’s name Pictures of yard and outside of house

For further information contact Lina Gasser Chief Administrative Officer at [email protected] or via phone at 250-842-5991. For more information on Fire Smart visit the website at https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/safety/wildfire-status/prevention/firesmart

Deadline for Letter of Interest 4:30 pm on October 1, 2019.

The Village of Hazelton Box 40 | 4310 Field Street | Hazelton, BC | V0J 1Y0

Save $900! 2019 Sportsman 850

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*Must add freight/ set-up and applicable taxes. Dealer keeps rebate. Vehicles may not be exactly as shown. May have accessories installed not included in price.

Save $1000! 2019 Sportsman

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Off-road vehicles can be hazardous to operate and are not intended for on-road use. Polaris adult models are for riders age 16 and older. For your safety, always wear a helmet, eye protection, and protective clothing, and be sure to take a safety training course. For information call 800�342�3764. Check local laws before riding on trails. ©2019 Polaris Industries Inc.

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Many thumbs up to all who created the mural in Hazelton. It unites us in a feeling of

community.

A space this size could be yours

for $17.50 + GST

per issue.

Call 250-842-4143 or email:

[email protected]

For details

Many thumbs up to the kids riding their bikes to school, some of them on a 16-km round

trip, in the Hazeltons. Some Abbreviations:

GC ‐ Good Condi on EC ‐ Excellent condi on Obo ‐ or best offer LN ‐ Like new LG ‐ large SZ ‐ size BN ‐ Brand new NIB‐new in box HD ‐ heavy duty EWR ‐ excellent working condi on GWC‐good working condi on ERC ‐ excellent running condi on NP/NS ‐ no pets, no smoking c/w ‐ comes with TNT– I’m dynamite GFM‐ great fuel mileage SIO ‐Serious Inquires Only

MPG ‐ miles per gallon

Breakfast Wordsearch BACON BAGELS BISCUITS BREAD CEREAL COFFEE CROISSANTS DOUGHNUTS EGGS FRUIT GRANOLA HAM HASH BROWNS HONEY HOT CHOCOLATE JAM JELLY MARMALADE MILK MUFFINS OATMEAL OMELETS PANCAKES PORRIDGE ROLLS SAUSAGES TEA TOAST WAFFLES YOGURT

September 13, 2019

The Learning Shop

Job Posting: Youth Works Informal Educator

As the Youth Works Informal Educator, you will have the skills, knowledge and confidence to: foster skill-building for youth in a supported employment model; manage a social enterprise and associated contracts; manage and supervise youth in a commercial kitchen; support food growing, harvesting and preservation; facilitate informal learning in our Community Kitchen.

Skills and Qualifications Knowledge of community learning and informal education Knowledge of commercial kitchen operations Ability to multi-task, highly organized Experience working with budgets and cost-saving strategies Ability to balance supervisory skills with fostering growth and leadership development in

youth Passion for growing, gathering and processing local foods Passion for facilitating intergenerational relationships Ability to manage existing catering contracts and develop new contracts with local businesses Experience managing food procurement, food orders and budgets Understanding of community-based economic development principles and practice an

asset Strong computer skills, familiarity with Office for MAC an asset

The successful candidate will have a valid Class 5 BC driver’s license and a reliable personal vehicle as well as Food Safe and First Aid Certifications.

The position is 4 days a week. Wage and benefits will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. To apply, please email cover letter, resume and two current reference contacts to Anissa Watson, Learning Shop Coordinator [email protected] by 4pm on September 16th 2019.

The Doors Are Open to the Long Awaited Upper Skeena Recreation Centre, Grand Opening Saturday in Hazelton

On Saturday, September 14, 2019, from 1- 3pm, the Upper Skeena’s most significant development project, a state of the art, year-round recreation facility, will celebrate a grand opening in style in the company of its many supporters. All are invited to attend and enjoy the festivities which include a free kid’s skate, a basketball scrimmage, food and beverage, along with opening remarks from MP Nathan Cullen, MLA Doug Donaldson, architect John Hemsworth, and Alice Maitland, mayor-emeritus of the Village of Hazelton, and major energy behind the origin of the project. “The project was made possible because the need was great, and our Upper Skeena community seized the opportunity. Today we will gather and continue to build a safer, healthier community –with our eyes opened to what we can achieve when we work together. Even though the construction is now complete, the work to use this centre of wellness, recreation and sport as a catalyst for dialogue, hope and action starts today,” said Dr. Peter Newbery, Chair of Heart of the Hazeltons. The 54,000 sq. ft. centre, which showcases locally sourced wood and other custom touches, features an NHL-sized ice rink, with capacity for 500 spectators, a multi-purpose gym, a well-equipped fitness centre, rentable banquet and meeting facilities, a seniors-oriented walking area, and an art area featuring Gitxsan art. Truly multi-purpose and multi-generational, programs and services are offered to all ages and a variety of sporting and cultural interests. The new centre replaces the old Hazelton ice rink, which was deemed unsafe in 2015, leaving a serious gap in the recreational sports community in the Upper Skeena district. In a feat of collaboration and fundraising in a region with ongoing economic challenges, over $21 million was raised from a variety of sources from across the country including private donors, federal, provincial and municipal governments, Bulkley Valley Credit Union, Royal Bank of Canada, and Gitxsan government. It is expected that the facility will become a major part of, and stimulus for, the social, economic and physical wellness of the whole region as a host to tournaments, public skating, weddings, birthdays, confer-ences, workshops, educational and other gatherings. The new facility has also been described as a new source of hope for the region, as a new source of hope for the region, as a venue to revitalize the region. The Upper Skeena Recreation Centre is open from 8am – 9pm, seven days a week. Visit heartofhazeltons.ca for details. MEDIA CONTACT:

Dr. Peter Newbery, Chair, Heart of the Hazeltons Email: [email protected]

September 13, 2019

A space this size could be yours

for $8.50 + GST

per issue.

Call 250-842-4143 or email:

Thumbs up to Smithers Dollar Store & manager Mike for great customer

service on Friday, Sept 6th. Thank you again.

DALE DOES IT LOCALLY! Septic tank pumping service.

250-842-5063

Serv ing Ki tw anga & through the Haze l ton Areas

Speaking from experience, sorry but there is no such thing as "a married

innocent man in an affair." Don't be so naive.

Phone for appointment ‘250 849 5529

Bulkley Browser Office Hours

Monday Open 9-1pm Tuesday Closed 5pm ad deadline Wednesday Open 9-1pm Thursday Print day Friday Delivery Saturday Delivery

September 13, 2019

KISPIOX COMMUNITY SCHOOL EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANT JOB POSTING September 10th, 2019

2 Teaching Assistants needed 30 hours/week, starting as soon as possible to June 25th, 2020 To work with students one-on-one or in groups reinforcing lessons outlined by the

teacher. To perform other educational assistant duties as outlined by the teacher, special education teacher, and principal. To supervise students in class and during breaks.

Positions require the following Qualifications/Skills

1. Current criminal record check 2. Training or experience working with children 3. Training or experience working with children with autism an asset 4. Training in Read Well and Reading Mastery is an asset 5. Experience with First Nation students and knowledge of First Nation Culture would

be an asset. 6. Willingness to participate in local community and cultural events. 7. Excellent interpersonal skills, management skills, and ability to work as part of a

team.

Interested candidates should email, fax or mail resume and covering letter by Friday, September 20th, 2019 to:

Brian Muldon – Principal Kispiox Community School 1439 Mary Blackwater Drive Kispiox, B.C. V0J 1Y4

Email: [email protected] Fax: 250-842-5799

Job Posting: Bakery Manager

Skeena Bakery in New Hazelton is owned and operated by the Skeena Supported Employment Society whose mission is to enhance the work and life skills of people with disabilities by providing supported employment and volunteer opportunities.

The Manager oversees daily operations including opening and closing of the shop, supervision of all staff, scheduling of front counter volunteers, bookkeeping, payroll, and working with the Head Baker to ensure consistently high quality products. This is a F/T position with 30-35 hrs/week. The Manager is expected to attend scheduled board meetings.

Qualifications: minimum of 5 years work experience in retail, hospitality or food services industry at least 1 year experience in a supervisory or management role computerized accounting experience or training preferred Food Safe Certificate is mandatory Strong interpersonal and verbal communication skills Demonstrated organizational skills Community minded, sensitivity to people living with disabilities

Salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience.

Closing date: September 20, 2019

Please forward resumé, cover letter and references to: Board of Directors Skeena Supported Employment Society 4477 10th Ave (Hwy 16) PO Box 425 New Hazelton, BC V0J 2J0 Email: [email protected]

Only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Thumbs up to the many people who have worked hard to get the Book

Bus back on the road. We all benefit from having more books to enjoy.

September 13 , 2019

Are you an independent, locally-owned business?

We’d love to have you join lovethehazeltons.com

Love Northern BC is a movement connecting people with the independent shops and services that are the heart and soul of their communities. The program is designed to deliver unique marketing campaigns in communities throughout central and northern BC that celebrate locally-owned independent businesses with an aim to strengthen their competitiveness and keep more dollars in the local economy.

For more information or to sign-up please call Dominique Melanson at 250-842-5991

Grade 4/5 Teacher Position

Job Description & Requirement

Applications are invited for a (1.0 FTE) Grade 4/5 teacher position at Kispiox Community School

Position Summary: Kispiox Community School requires an organized, energetic, Grade 4/5 Intermediate Teacher.

Kispiox Community School is located within traditional Gitxsan Territory on the beautiful northwest interior of B.C. and services the small community of Kispiox and surrounding areas. We have one K-7 elementary school. Our student population is approximately 100 students, 90% of which are aboriginal. Kispiox is a 250 person First Nations community approximately 14 km north of Hazelton, B.C. This picturesque community enjoys having a modern, well equipped, progressive school within the village.

Summary of main job requirements: Prepare the intermediate class lessons: teach the intermediate class academic

subjects on par with new BC curriculum. Prepare & Update Individual Education Plans. Incorporate cultural knowledge and activities into the curriculum in collaboration

with the Language and Culture Teacher. A thorough knowledge of and respect for the aboriginal culture and history of the area and the issues facing aboriginal students today; Demonstrated ability to make content relevant and engaging to the rural learner and participate in outdoor education; Experience using technology and web-based resources in instruction including

Smartboards, IPads, Reading and Math Academy;

Knowledge and experience or willing to learn core programs and assessments:

1. Reading Mastery 2. Corrective Reading 2. DIBELS 3. Six Minute Solution 4. Focus Math 5. Jump Math

Qualification/Skills: 1. Be in good standing with BC College of Teachers. 2. Have special education training or experience working with children with special

needs. 3. Experience with First Nation Students and knowledge of First Nation Culture would

be an asset. 4. Willingness to participate in local community and cultural events. 5. Excellent interpersonal skills and classroom management skills.

Interested candidates should e-mail, fax or mail resumé and covering letter, by September 20th, 2019 4:00 PM, to:

Brian Muldon Kispiox Community School 1439 Mary Blackwater Drive Kispiox, B.C. V0J 1Y4 e-mail: [email protected] fax: 250-842-5799

Empowerment Opportunity: Office Manager

Position Summary: Supervised by the Assistant Director and in accordance with the GCFSS mandate, the Office Manager will be responsible for the day-to-day administrative functions of the agency, managing the organization’s human resources, helping with the development and implementation of organization policies and program budgets in collaboration with the executive team. The Office Manager will also be responsible for ensuring organizational effectiveness by providing leadership to the organization’s administrative support team and writing proposal and submitting grant applications to specified funding sources that meet our agency’s mission and mandate.

Requirements: Post-secondary education in Office Management, Business, or Human Resources; Knowledge of government contract management and labour standards; Possess excellent oral and written communication skills; Preference given for experience in writing

successful grant applications and funding proposals;

Have office technology skills necessary to utilize Adagio and Microsoft Office

software and other requisite programs as required; Demonstrated commitment to high professional ethical standards in a diverse workplace; Excels at operating in a fast pace, diverse,

client-focused work environment; Successfully pass a check under the BC

Criminal Records Review Program; All individuals associated with GCFSS are

expected to practice and lead healthy lifestyles and provide positive role-modeling to the communities which we serve.

Compensation: Salary is commensurate with experience. GCFSS offers a highly competitive and

comprehensive compensation package that includes pension, group insurance, paid sick leave, and a generous vacation

entitlement.

Type of Position: Permanent, full-time, 35 hours per week.

Deadline to apply: 4:30 pm Friday September 20, 2019

To Apply: Andrew Tom, Assistant Director Gitxsan Child & Family Services Society PO Box 333 – 4215 Government Street Hazelton, B.C. V0J 1Y0 Email: [email protected]

Clipperz Dog Grooming & Pet Sitting Service

Dog Grooming and Pet Sitting available.

Home style care for your dog while you are away on business or vacation.

To book call: 250-842-8930

BULKLEY VALLEY EAVESTROUGHING

5 INCH CONTINUOUS GUTTERS and

WE INSTALL ALUMINUM SOFFITS & FACIA

250-846-5509 Box 647 Free Estimates

Telkwa, BC V0J 2X0

Willy Verhelst [email protected]

Star ng Smart‐ Program from early 0 prenatal to six months postpartum

Stepping Stones ‐ Paren ng program for toddler families Thursdays 10‐3

at the Grace Lynn Centre

September 19 Bike Safety (Cst. Mike Quayle)

September 26 Back to School Snacks

Sept. 13 & Oct. 11 Breastfeeding Café @ Zelda’s 1-3pm

250-842-4516 hazeltonstar ngsmart.wikidot.com

Dr Kim Hunter welcomes Dr Katie Morton To Improve and Expand our Service

Mon-Sat in Smithers and most Fridays in Hazelton

Dr Kim Hunter and staff 778-210-1883

Be aware of SCAMS that reach you in the form of phone calls, emails and links to click. Scammers are VERY convincing

if it’s too good to be true, it’s probably a scam.

Monday to Thursday – 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM Friday – 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM

www.bvcu.com 250-842-2255

HAZELTONS ’ BRANCH

Commercial and Residential Cleaning Products

3835 Broadway Avenue Smithers, BC 778-640-1032

www.classicsanitarysupplies.ca [email protected]

MINI STORAGE Small and large units for rent Easy access located in 2 mile

Hazelton Industrial Park

Call for availability 250-847-3400

LIQUID ELEMENTS PORTABLE WELDING

Steve McPhail (250) 842-8081

[email protected]

Pressure Welding Structural Welding Heavy Equipment Repair Carbon, Aluminum and SS TIG Hard Surface Repair and Buildup 25 years of welding experience

Elizabeth Larsen

Counselling and Consulting Registered Clinical Counsellor

3228 Bowser Street, New Hazelton, BC

778-202-1670 [email protected]

www.elizabethlarsen.net

Private therapy and strategic support for individuals, couples, families and organizations

FNHA Mental Health provider Employee Assistance Programs

Self-referrals welcome

MOUNT’N VIEW TIRECRAFT FOR ALL YOUR TIRE NEEDS!

Tires - Repairs - Commercial Truck - Oil Changes - Agricultural -

Calcium-Loader/Skidder

HOURS

Tuesday to Saturday 9-5pm Closed Sunday & Monday

Closed Wednesday September 18 to honour our late employee

Donovan Fitchett

250-842-7004 [email protected]

27901 Hwy 16 South Hazelton

Zelda's Travel Mug Cafe

"a little taste of home " In New Town beside the skate board park

HOURS:

Tuesday to Friday 7am-5pm Saturday 10am-5pm Sunday 10am-3pm

Closed Monday Closed stat holidays

250-842-5444

3228 Bowser St. New Hazelton

Brandi Nash phone: 250-842-3002 [email protected] Monday & Thursday ~ 10am - 6pm

BOB’S GUITARS

Bob Walker owner/operator

4044 Railway Ave, Box 3999, Smithers, BC, V0J 2N0

Guitars, amps, ukes, drums, violins. From beginners to pros. All accessories & repairs Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm

250-643-0216 Inventory listed on Varage Sale, Smithers BC [email protected]

HELP WANTED Full Time/Part time

ALL POSITIONS AVAILABLE

4180 Frontage Road Smithers, BC V0J 2N0

Contact Information (Ask for Manager)

Ph: 250-847-8806 E: [email protected]

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