Some time ago I put out a request for anyone who might be willing to print & deliver the 358 if I needed to go away. I got one response: Kevin, a land partner, agreed to do it. Thank you Kevin. He will be doing it for the next edition. Because he teaches Tuesdays, it may delivered Monday and/or Wednesday, but it will go out. It is time for me to visit my 92 year old father – its been two years since I went to the coast and I appreciate the freedom Kevin is giving me– I will take my computer and compile the document and email it to him to print and deliver. What a gift.
Meanwhile, spring has truly arrived and the May Days notice gets front page – hopefully the weather will be kind for this big, annual event. A lot going on (major understatement I see, now that I’m putting it in!)– remember there is a calendar of events on the website. You’ll need it! Also, The “Dates, Times, etc.” is getting very long. Any ideas? Happy planting if you have time.
NEW DENVER MAY DAYS 2012 – May 17th – 21st
If it’s family fun you seek, then New Denver is the place to be for our annual May Days experience, celebrating 105 years. This year’s theme is “Mardi Gras”. Here are the highlights for our celebration.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY– catch the May Queen Pageant, 7:00 PM at the Bosun Hall, followed by the Teen Dance.
SATURDAY – register for the Fishing Derby or enter the May Days Golf Tournament. On Main Street – enjoy the Bike Rodeo, Soap Box Derby and Hot Dog Roast and the Grand Opening of “The Outlet,” New Denver’s youth centre. In Centennial Park, show your stuff in the Beach Volleyball tournament. Dance the night away to WHEELHOUSE at the Bosun Hall, 9:00 pm. Tickets are $17 and are available at NURU Coffee Bar, New Market Foods and Mountainberry Foods.
SUNDAY – in Centennial Park, we have the Pancake Breakfast, 11th Annual Bocce Tournament, the 28th Annual Summit Lake Bike Race, the Silent Auction, Beach Volleyball, the Dinghy Cross, the Pig Roast, Hot and Cold Booths, Bavarian Gardens, and Movie Night. Tickets for this year’s Pig Roast are available at June’s Trinkets and Treasures and NURU Coffee Bar or from any member of the May Day Committee – price is $15.00. We promote an environmentally friendly dinner so bring your own plate and cutlery and get a $1 refund. Enjoy Lake Lies and Fishy Tales. 2:00 pm Bosun Hall and play BINGO in the Bosun at 7:00 PM.
MONDAY – Bocce, the Fish Derby and the Silent Auction continue. Enjoy the Crowning of Miss New Denver, Citizen of the Year awards, Sounds of the Centennial, Hot and Cold Booths, Kids Races, Ping Pong Tournament, Cribbage Tournament, the Bouncy Castle. Fish Pond and Games of Chance, the Duck Race, Treasures in the Haystack, and the Adult Races. The May Day Market returns – please contact Anita @ 7731 or Shelley @ 2456 to register your booth.
This year marks the 11th Annual Thomlinson Bocce Tournament – call Dave or Shelley at 2456 to register your team. Thanks to those folks who have stepped up to volunteer for this year. We are always looking for some extra help with our events. Go to www.newdenvermaydays.com for updates on confirmed events and our final schedule. We are now on Facebook – check us out at www.facebook.com/ndmaydays. A complete schedule of events will be published in the May 16th edition of the Valley Voice. For more info on May Days 2012, please contact Shelley Welch @ 250-358-2456. Please, COME JOIN US!! This event is scheduled in part by Columbia Basin Trust.
Caroline Woodward launches her book, The Village of Many Hats, on Saturday May 26th at Bosun Hall at 3:30 pm (NOTE change of time). Come for afternoon tea, a hat parade (book prizes for most stylish and most ludicrous hat) and short yet tantalizing bits from the book, which is supposedly for 7- to 10-year-olds but is really Caroline’s extended love song to the Kootenays for children of all ages. Caroline will also award the brave and generous New Denverites who bid for roles in this book during her last book tour with their special book prizes. . (I’ll have to try and get home for this – I paid the big bucks to be the good guy in the storyline. wh) Taeko will be selling Caroline’s books at the Raven’s Nest and at the Bosun Hall launch. Tell all your friends of all ages and heights to come to this free event
June’s Trinkets & Treasures, the biggest little general store in town.
Come and check out all the new gift ideas in stock. summer goodies are arriving daily. Everything from flip-flops to sunglasses, beach toys to beach towels. I have all kinds of local crafts, handcrafted pens, teddy bears, quilts….Souvenir mugs, blankets, water bottles, T-shirts and so so much more. I have some really cute masks for the May Days Marti Gras theme too. I still have all your hygiene and health needs as well. So please drop by and just say hi. Sears: I would also like to remind you all that I am able to do up your sears orders quickly and easily from my desk saving you time and grief. You get efficient service and I get the commission dollars that would be otherwise going to someone outside our community, Plus for every time you place an order with me your name goes into a draw for a $500.00 sears card and I can’t thank you enough for your support.
WHAT’S IN STORE? New wind-up and solar toys; cold ice-cream treats by the weekend; and we have heard news that POLAR PETE is on his way back from his holiday “up North”!
Spring is sprung and the sassy ladies at Fowlty Towers are laying like crazy. Now that the snow is gone, they are feeding daily on fresh green grass shoots and their egg yolks are getting nice and orange. Rooster Caramel Larry is strutting around like he owns the place, such a pretty boy. Fowlty Towers’ super-fresh and super-tasty Artisan Eggs are available at Rutabagas Whole Foods in New Denver. A reminder to please return your empty egg cartons there, for cleaning and reuse — we aim for zero waste. I will soon be setting broody hens on fertilized eggs, which means adorable baby chicks 21 days later. If you want to visit Fowlty Towers, give me a call (Lorna Visser 358-2722).
The New Denver Garden Festival is scheduled for Saturday May 26th. There are still a few spaces left for vendors of garden related items. Tables are $10 and can be booked with Donna Jean at 358 7200. All profits go the the SLUGS.
New Denver Hospice would like to thank the community, volunteers, & staff at New Market Foods for all the help to make our yard and hot dog sale a huge success.It was a great day. Hospice will be at the community plant sale on May 26th.
Patrizia Menton would like to remind everyone that her Gallery has just reopened. Come and visit Chiaroscuro Photographic Gallery in Hills at 123 Reiben Rd. Current work is on display from May to October – featuring traditional Fine Art Photography. Tel: 250 358 2569
Well, the Second Chance Kohan cleanup was wonderfully attended and the results are beautiful! Thanks to all who worked up a sweat finishing the spring clean. Thanks also to Julie from the Cup and Saucer for the yummy soup! Now that the beds are cleaned off the plants are coming up and Wednesday Work Party starts again to keep our garden lovely and maintained. Can’t make the Wednesday party? Sign up for our adopt a bed program. We can walk you through the needs of your bed if you wish, then you can maintain it on your time. Talk to Margaretha to see the map. We have many events scheduled throughout the season. A calender will be emailed out. Many hands make light work, lets make our garden beautiful and healthy together!
SLGS (Slocan Lake Garden Society) Secure the Shore Phase 2, needs volunteers in May-mid June to help restore the shoreline along the Kohan Garden. Come help us remove invasive plants and prevent the spread to other locations. We will also be hosting work parties to plant native species to prevent erosion and provide habitat. We are looking for volunteers to help monitor the plants this summer. Come learn about ecological restoration techniques and Slocan Lake shoreline management. If you can spare an hour or afternoon and want to help, please contact: Cindy Walker 250-505-4532 Katakwak@hotmail.com
Student Art Shows will return to the Hidden Garden Gallery this month—May 20th to 21st and May 25th to 26th from 10 – 3. The student shows have been among the Gallery’s most popular shows, and you won’t want to miss them.
On May 21st and 22nd , the Arrow Lakes Distributed Learning (DL) students from Kindergarten to Grade 5 will show their art. Since November, they have been immersed in learning about their community, learning skills in drawing, painting and print-making and connecting this learning to the alphabet. Under the able mentorship of local artist, Morgen Bardati, and with the support of their parents and DL School teacher, Scott Kipkie and District Principal, Terry Taylor, students explore creative interpretations of “The ABCs in Community”. Papier mache letters expressing connections to our special place in the Kootenays, gelatin and block prints on both paper and fabric, and painting and drawings inspired by walks and field trips to Sandon, the Nikkei Centre and in the streets of New Denver, will all be showcased. Documentation of the art project will also be shared through the project blog http://theabcproject.blogspot.ca/. Each student’s textile art prints form a central hanging exhibition: all the letters from A – Z are artfully represented to create an art piece connecting community, children and the ABCs.
On May 25th and 26th Patti Sebben’s high school art students will display abstract paintings and handmade travelogue art books using 8 different mediums and 6 different techniques, based on the school trip to Banff, Drumheller, Pincher Creek, and Cranbrook. Patti’s Grace 5 – 7 students have explored printmaking, and their depictions of animals and imaginary creatures will grace the Gallery. These students will also display self portraits painted in Pop art style and portrait paintings in a Picasso style. In addition, sun printed prayer flags on a nature theme will be part of the show. The Hidden Garden Gallery supports artists of all ages in our community and is very pleased to celebrate the artistic endeavours of our young, guided by their dedicated teachers. Everyone is warmly invited to these special shows. Admission is free.
RADIO IN 3-D – Kootenay Co-op Radio (107.5 FM) will be hosting a special New Denver Area show on May 26 from 2 to 4 PM at the Apple Tree. The show will be recorded at that time and broadcast the next day and repeated on another date to follow. Live music, history, poetry and more. What better way to wind up the day after the Garden Festival than with a coffee, a goodie and enjoying the variety of 3-D radio. Everyone welcome. Please join us for the fun..
Crystal Bowl And Planet Gong Concert… Sat May 19th, 7:30 at The Silverton Gallery $15. Experience an acoustic instrumentation through the solar system with David Hickey of Crystal Journey (www.crystaljourney.ca). The shows will take place in two 40 to 50 minute sets. David’s usual set up includes 15-20 Quartz Crystal Bowls, 8-10 Paiste Planet Gongs, a Vibraphone and a Santoor. Nothing is amplified, pre-recorded or rehearsed. Each set and performance is sonically pure and unique. This will be David’s second show in Silverton. With over 10 years experience and 1000 performances to date. Bring blankets or Yoga mats to lay on. For more details contact Anastasia or Christopher @ 7773 lovingspirit@rocketmail.com
Contemplative Day at Heart’s Rest. Thursday, May 24th. Join us from 9-3 for a day of sitting meditation in the Christian contemplative tradition; walking meditation; lectio divina on texts including the gospel of Mary Magdalene. Please bring your own lunch. By donation.
The 11th annual Lucerne School and Community WRITERS FESTIVAL is set for May 7 to May 11 in New Denver. This year’s Festival offers an exciting fusion of creative writing, art, and theatre and promises to be an amazing literary experience for all.
The Festival kicks off on Monday with a visit from renowned illustrator and writer, George Littlechild. George will read from a number of his books and teach the students about having a career as an artist and illustrator. Poet, author and creative writing instructor Stuart Ross, returns this year pairing up with local artist and teacher, Donna Hicks in a four-day “Painting, Paddling and Poetry” workshop. Mat Maitlandt and his theatre partner, Jessica Robertshaw, will also be part of the Festival. Working with primarily secondary students, Mat, Jessica and the young thespians will write a play in four days and perform their work at the Coffeehouse. They will also spend time with the elementary classes and high school students. Locals Christopher and Anastasia Love are another highlight of the week for the Grades K-7 students. The pair will combine art and writing as they work throughout the week with each of the elementary classes. The week concludes with a Writers Coffeehouse happening Friday, May 11 at 6:30 p.m. at the Silverton Gallery. The Coffeehouse features readings from Lucerne students grades K-12, and an impressive line-up of distinguished Canadian writers: Stuart Ross, George Littlechild, Diana Hartog, and the Poet Laureate of Canada, Fred Wah. The audience will also be treated to a play written and performed by the Lucerne Secondary students. Thank you to Lucerne School, School District #10, CBAL and Hills Recreation Society for supporting this exciting literary event for our kids and the community!
Convergence Writers’ Retreat: Writing for Social Justice: Fri. May 11 to Sun. May 13, at Heart’s Rest. Info: http://www.heartsrest.com/convergence/convergence-writers-retreat/, 358-7904. Workshops with author Tom Wayman, Verna Relkoff, Judy Wapp; talks by Art Joyce, Therese DesCamp, George Meier. Subjects covered: From Rant to Slant: The Political in Poetry; The Mind’s Alchemy: Understanding Metaphor; What Sustains Us: The Work of the Heart; You Talking to Me? The Audience for Writing; And If You Don’t Like It, I Really Don’t Care: The Rant in Theory and Practice; You Think That’s Funny? Humour and Social Change Writing. Registration closes soon.
Sunday afternoon, May 13, coffeehouse open to everyone – 2 p.m., by donation, with readings by workshop participants and music by Dominique Fraissard. (this will be a treat – wh)
The Silverton Gallery presents: the La Cafamore String Quartet w/ Nina Horvath. The Slocan Lake Gallery Society is sponsoring this exciting performance which is being funded by BC Arts Council grant money we have received for programming this 2012-2013 year. Come on out to listen and enjoy on Thursday May 10th 7:30 p.m. Advance tickets are available at Cup and Saucer Café and Mountainberry Foods for $10 (adults) and $5 (kids) or pay at the door for $12 (adults) and $5 (kids). At intermission, enjoy delicious baked treats by pastry chef- Robin McNabb.
Reminder: tonight, Tuesday May 8 – Silverton Art Gallery, Silverton BC. 8Pm
Named Best Male Artist by the 2012 International Acoustic Music Awards, Ian Sherwood mixes catchy melodies and heart-breaking stories with intricate guitar loops, saxophones and pop/rock/jazz grooves to create music that has been described as “style at it’s essence.” (CBC radio one) Music Nova Scotia’s 2008 & 2010 Musician of the Year award. www.iansherwood.com
Coming with him is singer-songwriter Christa Couture, winner of “Best Folk Acoustic Album” from the Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards (2008). www.christacouture.com Tickets $20 (available at the door)
Wednesday, May 16 – 7:30 pm $15 sliding scale – Silverton Gallery
This is Jaclyn Guillou‘s 3rd appearance at the Silverton Gallery and she returns with an International band. Her musicians are from Belgium, New York and Vancouver. They will play original music from her album To The City, jazz standards and familiar songs. Jaclyn has a personal and intimate approach the jazz idiom. It’s Joni Mitchell meets Diana Krall with a strong swinging sound and a storytelling approach.
RANDY From Creston: Tellin it Like It Iz! Written and performed by Lucas Myers, Saturday, May 26, Silverton Gallery, 8 Pm, tix $10 in advance at the Cup and Saucer $12 at the door ome into a world of simple truths, good times, and poor impulse control. A world where “party” is spelled with a “d”, where the smoke is always thick and the riffs are always heavy. Come into the world of Randy from Creston. As an “altered ego” of Lucas Myers, Randy has been seen rushing the stage at Kootenay Mountain Culture’s Back Yard Booty, discussing his “femnism” at the Nelson Women’s Centre Fundraiser, and offering advice in various Pilotcopilot Productions including DRESS, East, HELLO BABY 1 and 2. But now he is going to be sharing some of his redneck truisms with the general public in RANDY from Creston: Tellin it Like it Iz, an entire evening of the Randster. Topics will range from What Is a Redneck? to Why Hockey Still Matters (a Parable) to How to Actually Have Sex in a Canoe, Fer Real. Randy will also be singing some of his favorites original tunes, including Back In the Saddle, Brakestand, and I Know Why You $%^&ed That Guy (A Love Song). Uplifting and hilarious, Randy’s no bull perspective is an antidote to these turbulent times.
Here’s something in Kaslo but putting in here, ‘cause I thought I’d like to go if I was here.
Exploring Mother Culture: Grow Mushrooms!
This Mother’s Day, join Peter McAllister from Underbelly Farm and Kootenay Agroforestry Society in a mushroom growing demonstration, slide show and discussion. * This educational event is a money and awareness gathering for the Kootenay Spawn Bank. Part of the proceeds also go to the Kaslo and Area Youth Centre. * This all ages event welcomes those interested in growing culinary and medicinal mushrooms indoors and outdoors for fun or for profit. The workshop begins with a demonstration of practical and simple methods to start mushrooms using spores, stem butts and commercially prepared spawn. The second portion of the workshop is a slide show and discussion on how to grow and maintain mushroom cultures such as yogurt, miso, tempeh, beer and wine yeast, shiitake and oyster mushroom spawns, kombucha, amasake, sourdough cultures etc. This event is for those wanting to work with mushrooms for culinary, medicinal, spiritual, nature craft or gardening enrichment. * The Kootenay Spawn Bank (KSB) would be a network of people wanting to save, multiply and share spawn. If everyone takes on culture to nurture our lives will be richer. For more information on KSB contact Peter 250-353-2575 or peterunderbelly@hotmail.com. * To celebrate Mothers attending there will be child minding for ages 4 and up. The children of Mother Culture attendees will have the opportunity to go on a guided nature walk up to Kaslo’s beet coloured bridge spanning the Kaslo River. payment is required for organizing Child Minding, Car pooling, handouts and door prizes. There are a few volunteer positions available in exchange for admission. * Where: Scout Hall (Kaslo and Area Youth Centre) Kaslo BC. Bottom of A avenue next to Vimy park. * When: May 13th Sunday from 1 to 4 PM rain or shine. $20 per person or $30 per family or couple, cash please at the event. Refreshments will be available throughout the event. Door prizes include inoculated mushroom logs. To register or for more information contact Christine at…250-352-9235 or christine_delisle@yahoo.ca
Are there any Mahjong players in the area that would like to play? The 2012 cards have been ordered. If you would like to learn how to play I am willing to teach. Call Betty Ann at 358-7789.
News from the New Denver Library/Reading Centre: The New Denver Library/ReadingCentre has two events coming up in May. We will be at the May Days Market with a great assortment of books — fiction, non-fiction, coffee table — available for purchase in return for a donation to the Library. Thanks to everyone who donated last year and helped provide over $100 to the Slave Lake Library in their efforts to replace what had been destroyed by wildfires. This year the proceeds will help the New Denver Library add to its collection here at home.
Caroline Woodward returns! Caroline will be in New Denver May 26 for a launch of her new book “The Village of Many Hats“. Library volunteers will be at the Bosun Hall with Caroline for this event. It`s a fundraiser for the Library/-Reading Centre. Coffee and refreshments provided — and lots of entertainment as Caroline reads from the new book and offers a prize for the best hat of the day. We hope to see lots of readers there. And the Library blog has a new address; newdenverlibrary.blogspot.ca
Lake Lies and Fishy Tales, sponsored by Slocan Lake Stewardship Society, is always one of the most popular events in New Denver’s May Days celebrations and it is back again this year. On May 20th, 2-4pm at the Bosun Hall, you will be treated to local tellers of tall or true tales, first nations’ stories, skits, musical interludes and more, all centered on the wet and wavy. You may also hear groans of disbelief, even cat-calls, mixed with lots of applause and laughter. Prizes will be awarded by a wise, erudite, uncorruptible, and fair panel of judges, for the best web of lies, moving first-hand account, or wondrous mythical tale. Admission, refreshments, and a good time for all; by donation. Don’t miss this fun filled event. Be sure to mark it on your calendar!
SLOCAN LAKE GARDEN SOCIETY (SLUGS) Last chance to get to buy tickets for amazing prizes!!!! Mother’s Day Art Raffle, May 11 @ 5:00 pm at Kootenay Savings Credit Union in New Denver. Tickets are $2 each or 3 for $5. All proceeds to support the Kohan Garden. Tickets can be purchased, and prizes seen @ Kootenay Savings Credit Union, New Denver, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday from 12:00 to 5:00 pm May 9-10-11, – Tickets can also be purchased at What’s in Store? Garden Graces and Raven’s Nest . For info: 358-2729
The Outlet, the new youth centre in New Denver, is seeking a Youth Centre Supervisor. This is a part time, shared position with hours in the evenings and weekends. The successful applicant must consent to a criminal records check and will work front line to supervise youth participants and maintain a safe and fun environment for youth. Responsibilities include volunteer supervision, administration and operational duties and risk management duties. Experience working with youth essential; familiarity with and proximity to New Denver and surrounding area preferred. Job descriptions and applications can be obtained via email at newdenveryouthcentre@gmail.com or picked up at Home Hardware, Silverton Building Supplies and What’s In Store. Applications and resumes can be submitted via email to the above address or postal service to PO Box 151, New Denver, BC V0G 1S0. Position is open until filled
House and cat sitter needed for three weeks in July in New Denver.
Cheap: A real kid sized pool table, turns into a shuffle board and ping pong table with added top piece. Call Carla 358-7198
looking for a house sitting opportunity, June 11 – mid Aug. while working as a Student Nurse at the Community Health Centre, going home to Nelson on weekends. Daniel Leslie 551-3057
Cabin For Sublet, June – August inclusive, on Hwy 6 in Rosebery. 500 sq ft+. Close to Slocan Lake. Quirky and cool with loft bedroom and office space. Close to Hwy, so some traffic noise, but not a problem. $450 mnth including electricity. $600 mnth with phone and high speed internet. Commitment required by 20th May. Call Dom (250) 358 2824, or email dynodom@gmail.com
Spacious 2 bedroom apartment in Silverton available immediately. $750/mo. Seeking quiet, responsible and non-smoking tenants. Office space for rent $150/mo. Furnished studio/loft suite available for the month of June, then weekly or nitely through July and August. Call 358-2177.
For Sale: Brand-new still-in-package pine paneling, “Yukon” style bead-board, seven packages, 14 sq. feet each package. Have original invoice. For sale half-price or OBO. Call 358-2138.
PIANO for sale: 3 pedal, “Lyndsay”, apartment size (full keyboard), in good condition. $700.00. 358-2618.
For Sale: Conga with wooden shell and 10 1/2 inch skin head. Suitable for beginning or beginning intermediate level drummer. Can produce tones so patterns can be learned, while being very affordable at only $60. Steve at three five eight-2775
TO GIVE AWAY: CANON PIXMA MX 850 Printer … (Print, Copy, Scan, Fax) (20 ” Wide; 18″ Deep; 10 ” High) The Rear Paper Tray does not feed, only the Bottom Cassette Tray, consequently, Legal Size not an option. Needs Five Cartridges which I have for $25. I also have the Drivers, the Manual, and the Packing Box. Sharie or Paul 358-6806
For Sale: New bath shower door in box. MAAX glass 2 door slider with chrome trim dimensions 54″ – 59 1/2″x 57 3/8” $305.00.
Envirolet Waterless Remote 12v DC system *NEW* never used ASKING $1,950.00 save $1,000.00
Garden set table 4 chairs with cushions $40.00 Clavinova electric piano. $650.00 250 358 2655
Red Mountain Land for Sale – 235K 358 2655
For Sale: Excellent Fisherperson Gift: High Adventure u-shaped float-tube by Buck’s Bags. Includes fins and booties. $100 358-2145
Hide-a-bed love seat available for the lifting at the Free shed at Rosebery Transfer Station – blue in colour, in good shape, lightly used.
Sofa and Love Seat for sale. In excellent condition. It yours for $100 – Ph 358-2188
LOST: Apple laptop computer, silver, Sat. April 29 on the beach across from Sweet Dreams. If found, please return to Larry 358-2191. Reward offered.
DATES, TIMES & PHONE NUMBERS
AA: Annex of Health Care Centre (where the Red Cross is) Fridays, 7 – 8 pm Call 358-7158 for more info
AL-ANON Tuesdays, 7 pm, New Denver Health Care Centre Annex - info: 358-7904
BINGO: next one: Bosun Hall at 7:00 pm
BUS: Nakusp Regional Transit System – Bookings: 1-877-843-2877
LATIN CARDIO WORKOUT Wed. 5:15-6:15 pm Health Centre Gym. $5-$10 drop-in okay. 358-2448
CHIROPRACTIC with Dr. Larry Zaleski, Mon & Fri 358-2177
COUNSELLING/Guided Imagery & Music sessions: Sue Mistretta, M.A. 358-2177
CUP & SAUCER CAFÉ, Silverton, 358-2267
THE HEALING DEN: 358-2828: By appointment only! Therapeutic Touch, Reflexology + more.
LAST WISHES SOCIETY: alternative funeral arrangements. Info 358-7991 or 358-2253
LATIN CARDIO WORKOUT postponed til further notice due to injury
LIBRARY/READING CENTRE: Mon. & Wed., 7 – 9 pm. Tues. & Thurs. 2 – 4 pm. 358-2221 ndreadingcentre@yahoo.ca
MASSAGE: Garth Hunter, Registered Massage Therapist, 358-2364; BODYWORK w/Susan Yurychuk, 358-6803
OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS: Thursday, 7 pm, New Denver Health Care Centre Annex - info: 358-2145
PALS: Nakusp: 265- 3792 RIDESHARE: Give a ride, get a ride, move your stuff. kootenayrideshare.com
ROSEBERY TRANSFER Wed. & Sat., 9:00 am – 3:00 pm – gate shuts at 3:00 pm
SENIORS: Knox Hall, Fridays @ 1:00 pm SILVERTON GALLERY: to book call Carla at 358-7198
ST. ANTHONY’S CATHOLIC CHURCH: Mass times: ll:30 a.m. every Sunday
TELEPHONE repair/installation/consultation. Bob at 358-2426
YOGA with Loving Spirit at Hand & Soul Wellness Centre in Silverton. Anastasia Sundays 10am &/or Christopher Wed 7pm.
Also available…Yogassage, Astro Readings, Crystal Healings & Card readings. 358-7773 lovingspirit@rocketmail.com.
YOGA at the Domes Monday 9-10:30 am and Thursday 4:00 – 5:30 pm
ZION-TURNER UNITED CHURCH, Silverton, services Sunday at 10 am – May 27 service lead by Therese DesCamp