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Yarn bombed! The old maples on the lawn of the Courthouse Art Centre are sporting colourful knitted graffiti these days. And a group o f loc al artist s would like to see this phenomenon spread through the do wntown core! Get knitting! Merrtt to get poc- ng agreement adt BC's new Auditor General for Local Government (AGLG) announced the first performance audits involving a number of local governmen ts. Merritt will be among 6 municipalities (Port Al- berni, Surrey, Williams Lake, Victoria and New Westmi nster) that will undergo a ‘Local government performance in managing policing agreements and po- lice budget oversight’. The auditors will be looking at the de- gree that local govts are exercising their authority and controlling their costs. If efficiencie s are identified, that info can be passed on to municipalities for future ref- erence. And with policing such a big part of municipal budgets, identifying poten- tial cost savings could be of great benefit to local governments. They’ll be looking at operations with respect to effective- ness, efficiency and economy. Is the mu- nicipality being effective in management of its policing agreement? This, along with the other 2 planned performance audit topics (operational procurement; and capital procurement rrojects & asset management), will be re- ported on by March 31, 2014, relating to cost containment. Commnty Art Wak orentaton meetng Artists interested in taking part in Merritt's Art Walk this year (hosted by th e Nicola Vall ey Arts Council & Chamber of Commerce), please check out nvartscoun- cil.com for application forms and more info, or email nicolavalleyartscouncil @gmail.com. Orientation meeting at the Culture Club Wed. June 5, 7pm for those interested in participating or in finding out more. FMI Chelsea 936-9015. Frday wth Frends The NV Community Band will hold their annual concert in the banquet room of the Quilchena Hotel, Friday, June 7, 7pm. Strawberry Tea Trinity United Church’s annual Strawberry Tea will be held Sat. June 8 from 1-3pm. Enjoy delicious strawberry shortcake and tea while you visit with friends old and new. Knttng n Pbc Day The Sagebrush Spinning and Weaving Guild present Knitting in Public Day , an international day to cel ebrate knitters. It will be held Saturday June 8, 11am-2pm at the Baillie House gardens, opposite City Hall. Everyone welcome. Fdde champon Scott Woods Scott Woods and his band will play Sat- urday, June 8, 7pm at the Civic Centre — swing music, big band, country, gospel and plenty of old time fiddling. There’s also step dancing, trick fiddling and home-spun hu- mour for the whole family. Tickets are $20 for adults, $10 for kids age 6-12, kids 5 & under free, at Merritt Printing or call free 1- 855-726-8896. Check www .scottwoods.ca Merrtt Od Tme Fdders AGM Sunday June 9, 1pm, 1755 Coldwater Ave., Cadet Hall. FMI 378-4186. Canada Day ‘Art n the Park’ The NV Community Arts Council & the City of Merritt will host “Art in the Park” on Canada Day 10am -1pm at Ro- tary Park. Local artisans are invited to come and share their talents with the community. Free table space under canopies will be provided for local artists to showcase their talents, 8 spots avail- able and preference will be given to artists demonstrating their skills in a fun and interactive way. Register by June 22. FMI Meriel 280-2787 aft 6pm, email [email protected] Please recycle 2663 Granite Ave. (next to Fountain Tire) 378-4531 2001 inC. Mtt’s At Glass Spcalsts ICBC Claims •Commercial •Residential •Automotive •Industrial Airport Rd., next to Valley Heli copter (250)378-9674 or (250)936-8363 www.goodearthcompany.ca Open to the public • Mon., Wed & Fri 10am-12noon • Saturdays 9am-1pm •Compost •Top Soil space for your ad Tl 378-5717 • x 378-4700 mkt@niv.m Office supplies printinG & cOpyinG (250)378-6882 (250)378-6808 G o customer loyalty card & o bg ow o wok! monday edition — june 3, 201 3 #2451 News, opinion, community events & classifieds since 1996! Box 2199 Merritt, BC V1K 1B8 T (250)378-5717 F(250)378-4 700 market@uni serve.com merrittmorni ngmarket.word press.com 2151 Qulchena Ave. Rhubarb has arrived! (250) 378-6655 Come in for a spring treat… Fresh, sced, ready to eat or freeze! MERRITT AND DISTRICT HOSPICE VoLunTeer TrAininG WorKSHoP Friday June 14 evening Sat. & Sun.June 15 & 16 days Location: Adult Day Centre, Gillis House Cost $50. Please pre-register. Open to everyone, but po tential volunte ers will be gi ven pr iority Contact Maureen at 250 280-4040 for further information FIDDLE CHAMPION SCOTT WOODS & Band present Old Time Fiddling, Step Dancing & More! SAT JUNE 8th - 7pm MERRITT CIVIC CENTRE Tickets at Merritt Printing or call 1-855-726-8896 Adults $20 / Kids $10 Swingin' Fiddles wingin' Fiddles 30-b bcket $68.00 11-b bcket $40.00 Order at Bae Hose, 2202 Voght St., ca 378-0349, or ema baeho[email protected] Mst be pad for by Jne 14. Pck p Jne 22 •Full service •Consignment •Parts & accessories •New and used bikes Open 9-6 weekdays and noon-6 Saturday Drop off your ride for a tune-up and get it back in 24 hrs M e r r i t t ' s n e w b i k e s h o p i s o p e n ! $ 3 0 t u n e- u p 1975 Coutlee Ave (behind the Thrift Shop) 250-936-9702 www.breathebikes.ca Loo k fo r t he b i ke o n t he roo f ! gd Bnd Skn c ns pwds 25 % Black’s Pharmacy 2037 Quchn av., M BC (250) 378-2155 off reg. retail Personal Assistant For Seniors Km's Hm Ca & Clag Light housework, meal prep, shopping trips & appointments, personal care, respite, compan- ionship and more Phone 250-525-0131 Merritt area, Reasonable r ates The Stagecoach I had a dream the other night. I was in the Old West riding in a stagecoach. Suddenly, a man riding a horse pulled up to the left side of the stagecoach, and a riderless horse pulled up on the right. The man leaned down, pulled open the door, and jumped off his horse into the stagecoach. Then he opened the other door and jumped onto the other horse. Just before he rode off, I yelled out, "What was all that about?" He replied, "Noth- ing. It's just a stage I'm going through." As March 21 - April 19 Trust your intution in deciding how to handle long term com- mitments over finances. You ac- tually do know the solution even if you are not clear about how you have arrived at it. Cancer June 21 - July 22 The attraction of firming up a relationship start to become apparent as you can embark upon a magical journey once you have decided who to have on board for the trip. La Sept 23 - Oct 22 You benefit from long term finan- cial plans that enable you to find lasting value thanks to a creative solution to your everyday work- ing requirements that uses your own unique skills. Capricorn Dec 22 - Vg Aug 23 - Sept 22 The problems you are trying to solve will yield to a steady unremitting focus so that you can begin to work out who to associate with in order to form a productive partnership. Sagittarius Nov 22 - Pscs Feb 19 - Gemn May 21 - June 20 Get organized in your working life, it could free up your unique skills, talents and training, and be your trump card in the great game. Taurus April 20 - May 20 Commitments to others may seem like an imposition but you may find an uplifting rela- tionship and way of relating to the world that opens your eyes and reveals your talents. L July 23 - Aug 22 Getting a solid base to build your life becomes a priority for you. You can begin to tune into all the finer influences and ex- periences once you have got your feet on the ground. Scorp o Oct. 23 - Nov 21 You are capable of rising to the task, taking on more responsi- bility and seeking fulfillment through inspirational relation- ships. Get in close and you discover who you really are. Aquarius Jan 20 - his Week’s Horoscope T
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Yarn bombed! The old maples on the lawnof the Courthouse Art Centre are sportingcolourful knitted graffiti these days. And a
group o f local artist s would like to see this phenomenon spread through the downtowncore! Get knitting!
Merrtt to get poc-ng agreement adt
BC's new Auditor General for LocalGovernment (AGLG) announced thefirst performance audits involving anumber of local governments. Merrittwill be among 6 municipalities (Port Al-
berni, Surrey, Williams Lake, Victoriaand New Westminster) that will undergoa ‘Local government performance inmanaging policing agreements and po-lice budget oversight’.
The auditors will be looking at the de-gree that local govts are exercising theirauthority and controlling their costs. If efficiencies are identified, that info can bepassed on to municipalities for future ref-erence. And with policing such a big partof municipal budgets, identifying poten-tial cost savings could be of great benefitto local governments. They’ll be lookingat operations with respect to effective-ness, efficiency and economy. Is the mu-nicipality being effective in managementof its policing agreement?
This, along with the other 2 planned
performance audit topics (operationalprocurement; and capital procurementrrojects & asset management), will be re-ported on by March 31, 2014, relating tocost containment.
CommntyArt Wak orentaton meetng
Artists interested in taking part inMerritt's Art Walk this year (hosted by theNicola Valley Arts Council & Chamber of Commerce), please check out nvartscoun-cil.com for application forms and moreinfo, or email [email protected]. Orientation meeting at theCulture Club Wed. June 5, 7pm for thoseinterested in participating or in findingout more. FMI Chelsea 936-9015.
Frday wth Frends
The NV Community Band will holdtheir annual concert in the banquet room of the Quilchena Hotel, Friday, June 7, 7pm.
Strawberry TeaTrinity United Church’s annual
Strawberry Tea will be held Sat. June 8from 1-3pm. Enjoy delicious strawberryshortcake and tea while you visit withfriends old and new.
Knttng n Pbc DayThe Sagebrush Spinning and Weaving
Guild present Knitting in Public Day , aninternational day to celebrate knitters. Itwill be held Saturday June 8, 11am-2pmat the Baillie House gardens, oppositeCity Hall. Everyone welcome.
Fdde champon Scott WoodsScott Woods and his band will play Sat-
urday, June 8, 7pm at the Civic Centre —
swing music, big band, country, gospel andplenty of old time fiddling. There’s also stepdancing, trick fiddling and home-spun hu-mour for the whole family. Tickets are $20for adults, $10 for kids age 6-12, kids 5 &under free, at Merritt Printing or call free 1-855-726-8896. Check www.scottwoods.ca
Merrtt Od Tme Fdders AGMSunday June 9, 1pm, 1755 Coldwater
Ave., Cadet Hall. FMI 378-4186.
Canada Day ‘Art n the Park’The NV Community Arts Council &
the City of Merritt will host “Art in thePark” on Canada Day 10am -1pm at Ro-tary Park. Local artisans are invited tocome and share their talents with thecommunity. Free table space undercanopies will be provided for local artiststo showcase their talents, 8 spots avail-able and preference will be given toartists demonstrating their skills in a funand interactive way. Register by June 22.FMI Meriel 280-2787 aft 6pm, [email protected]
Please recycle
2663 Granite Ave. (next to Fountain Tire)378-4531
2001inC.Mtt’s At GlassSpcalsts
ICBC Claims•Commercial •Residential•Automotive •Industrial Airport Rd., next to Valley Helicopter
(250)378-9674 or (250)936-8363www.goodearthcompany.ca
Open tothe public
• Mon., Wed & Fri10am-12noon
• Saturdays 9am-1pm•Compost
•Top Soil
space for your ad
Tl 378-5717 • x 378-4700
Office supplies printinG & cOpyinG(250)378-6882 (250)378-6808
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monday edition — june 3, 2013 #2451News, opinion, community events & classifieds since 1996! Box 2199 Merritt, BC V1K 1B8T (250)378-5717 F(250)378-4700 [email protected] merrittmorningmarket.wordpress.com
2151 Qulchena Ave.
Rhubarbhas
arrived!
(250) 378-6655
Come infor aspringtreat…
Fresh, sced, ready to eat or freeze!
MERRITT AND DISTRICT HOSPICE
VoLunTeer TrAininGWorKSHoP
Friday June 14 eveningSat. & Sun.June 15 & 16 daysLocation: Adult Day Centre, Gillis HouseCost $50. Please pre-register. Open to everyone,
but potential volunteers will be given priorityContact Maureen at 250 280-4040
for further information
FIDDLE CHAMPION
SCOTT WOODS & Band
present
Old Time Fiddling,Step Dancing & More!
SAT JUNE 8th - 7pmMERRITT CIVIC CENTRE
Tickets at Merritt Printingor call 1-855-726-8896Adults $20 / Kids $10
Swingin' Fiddleswingin' Fiddles
30-b bcket $68.0011-b bcket $40.00
Order at Bae Hose, 2202 Voght St., ca
378-0349, or ema [email protected]
Mst be pad for by Jne 14. Pck p Jne 22
•Full service•Consignment
•Parts & accessories•New and used bikes
Open 9-6 weekdaysand noon-6 Saturday
Drop off your ride for atune-up and get it backin 24 hrs
M e r r i t t ' s n e w b i k e s h
o p i s o p e n !
$ 3 0 t u n e- u p
1975 Coutlee Ave(behind the Thrift Shop)
250-936-9702www.breathebikes.ca
Loo k fo r t h
e b i ke o n t h
e roo f !
gd BndSkn c ns pwds
25%Black’s Pharmacy2037 Quchn av., M BC (250) 378-2155
offreg.retail
Personal Assistant For Seniors
Km's Hm Ca & ClagLight housework, meal prep, shopping trips &appointments, personal care, respite, compan-
ionship and more Phone 250-525-0131 Merritt area, Reasonable rates
The StagecoachI had a dream the other night. I was in the Old West riding in a stagecoach. Suddenly, a
man riding a horse pulled up to the left side of the stagecoach, and a riderless horse
pulled up on the right. The man leaned down, pulled open the door, and jumped off his
horse into the stagecoach. Then he opened the other door and jumped onto the other
horse. Just before he rode off, I yelled out, "What was all that about?" He replied, "Noth-
ing. It's just a stage I'm going through."
AsMarch 21- April 19
Trust your intution in decidinghow to handle long term com-mitments over finances. You ac-tually do know the solution evenif you are not clear about howyou have arrived at it.
CancerJune 21 -July 22
The attraction of firming up a
relationship start to becomeapparent as you can embarkupon a magical journey onceyou have decided who to haveon board for the trip.
LaSept 23 -
Oct 22You benefit from long term finan-cial plans that enable you to findlasting value thanks to a creativesolution to your everyday work-ing requirements that uses yourown unique skills.
CapricornDec 22 -Jan 19
Keeping on side with the influ-ential people in your groupwho can offer practical help.Cultivate your talents and cre-ative powers of expression.
VgAug 23 -Sept 22
The problems you are tryingto solve will yield to a steadyunremitting focus so that youcan begin to work out who toassociate with in order to forma productive partnership.
SagittariusNov 22 -Dec 21
You are busy working on the in-hibitions that go back in time sothat you can liberate your truepotential and spiritual qualitiesfor yourself and others.
PscsFeb 19 -Mar 20
Do things by the book if youare going to find the new out-lets you seek for your uniqueperceptions, talents and under-standing of people. There are
rules & regulations.
GemnMay 21 -June 20
Get organized in your working
life, it could free up your uniqueskills, talents and training, andbe your trump card in the greatgame.
TaurusApril 20 -May 20
Commitments to others mayseem like an imposition butyou may find an uplifting rela-tionship and way of relating tothe world that opens youreyes and reveals your talents.
LJuly 23 -Aug 22
Getting a solid base to buildyour life becomes a priority foryou. You can begin to tune intoall the finer influences and ex-periences once you have gotyour feet on the ground.
ScorpoOct. 23 -Nov 21
You are capable of rising to thetask, taking on more responsi-bility and seeking fulfillmentthrough inspirational relation-ships. Get in close and youdiscover who you really are.
AquariusJan 20 -Feb 18
Sticking at your tasks and com-pleting them to everyone's sat-isfaction is the key to advancingyour financial wellbeing andmaking the most of your talents
and training.
his Week’s HoroscopeT
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