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Where will the 2019 Grey Cup final be held? (Answer on page 7) 250-342-7260 or 250-342-7656 [email protected] www.hiheatinsulating.com November 7-13, 2019 Volume 17 Issue 45 Invermere Remembrance Services ny following at the Cenotaph (4 pm). Afterwards folks can gather at the Legion Monday, November 11 is Remembrance for a dinner reception. Thanks to the volun- Day. The Invermere Legion hosts a cere- teers of the Legions for hosting these cere- mony at the downtown Cenotaph. Parade monies. participants are to gather at the Legion at 10:30 am. The parade will march to the Coffee with Council Cenotaph and the service will begin Next Thursday, November 14, we have the (usually around 10:45). opportunity to sit down in a casual setting They always have a beautiful ceremony with District of Invermere Council members with many people from the valley attend- at a few popular local coffee spots. It is a ing. Afterwards they march back to the perfect time to ask questions or voice Legion. There will be a soup and sandwich some of our concerns. luncheon at the Legion and a kids’ lunch of Sessions are an hour each beginning at hot dogs and hot chocolate at the Curling A&W at 8:30 am, followed by The Bakery Centre. at 9:45 and The Bistro at 10:45 am. It is a good day to contemplate our World Friday Tasting and how lucky we are while enjoying some This week’s Friday Tasting (November 8) fine fellowship. at the Copper City Liquor Store is from a Long Day small, craft brewery in Penticton. The Can- Do you know any good Daylight Saving nery Brewery, established in 2001 produc- jokes? es full flavoured, hand-crafted beers which I’ve been trying to find some 25/7. are preservative-free and pasteurized. Edgewater Remembrance Day Stop in to the Best Western Invermere Inn LEST WE between 4 and 7 pm to taste their sample The Edgewater Legion holds their Remem- pack. Enjoy Friday but please stay safe. brance Day ceremony in the afternoon of FORGET Monday, November 11. 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Royal Canadian Halitosis. Legion, Invermere. Reasonable rates. 250-688-0640. See page 9. ______ Roast Beef Dinner Hot Tub Rentals, Diamond Heating & Spas, The Invermere Legion is serving up their 250-342-7100. _____ traditional roast beef dinner this Friday, Windermere Community Hall. Upgraded. November 8 at 6:30 pm. Enjoy beef, veg- Lots of features. Call 778-526-0092. gies, Yorkshire pudding, gravy, dessert and more. Services The dinners are always fun as you have a _____ chance to win the 50/50 and meat draws. B.B.’s Home & Lawncare Services. There are lots of familiar faces every Fri- Handyman services, renovations, yard & day. Join them. house cleaning,snow removal, eavestroughs, Make a Change hauling,. 250-688-2897. _____ My doctor told me to quit drinking. It will be Professional Spa Maintenance, weekly, a big change for me. bi-weekly. Valley Spas, 250-342-3922 He has been my doctor for years. _____ Late Night Shopping Shannon's Blinds & Designs. Covering the Valley one window at a time. 250-342-5749. The businesses of downtown Invermere are hosting a ‘Late Night Shopping’ event next Thursday, November 14. It is the per- TIME TO BOOK fect opportunity to get a jump on your Christmas gifts. You will find super spe- YOUR CHRISTMAS cials, door prizes and much more. Gather a few friends and head downtown for a PARTIES stroll through our local businesses. Interesting Read The Curling Centre Rocks! Life is short on time, daily, weekly and longer for me. Trying to get The Valley Peak done between dialysis sessions is a tricky gig. I end up writing late at night and often falling asleep in my desk chair. So I take a few shortcuts. I will check old issues from the same time of year to get some ideas, maybe even a lucky copy and paste sort of thing. It is always interesting to see what Watson and I wrote about a year or two ago. Two years ago I was very sick and beginning chemo. One year ago I was trying to re- cover from chemo and Watson was a bit sick with an ear infection. And here we are, today, both of us doing so much better. NOW OPEN 5 DAYS A WEEk EAT IN or TAKE OUT Tuesday - Saturday 11:30am - 6:30pm 526 Highway 93/95 * SLOWSMOKEDBBQ.CA * 250 - 342 - 9593 Taco Tuesday - 2 Smoked AAA Beef tacos Chicken Wednesday - Pulled Chicken Bun with Drink Pork Thursday - Pulled pork Bun with Drink All these specials for $10.00 Invermere, BC November 7-13, 2019 www.valleypeak.ca Email [email protected] Call 250-341-7243 3 Robservations A bit of self-realization never really hurt THE FLATS anyone. It hurts at first but eventually we figure it out. I have a lot going on in my life VENUE & STAGE and in my brain so it is tough to get through to it sometimes. is proud to present I am two different people, at least two. I see the importance of being kind and sup- A MURDER MYSTERY porting people and do my best to follow DINNER EVENT COFFEE WITH COUNCIL that plan. I enjoy making a tiny difference in the days of others. It is a good way to THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7 live and I do my best with what little I have ‘DROP DEAD DISCO’ A&W, THE BAKERY, THE BISTRO to offer. Just taking the time to care seems to make a difference. (Dress 70s) So a lot of the public see this happy, caring ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION Located @ guy, always trying to say ‘Hi’ to everyone 4957 Burns Ave in Canal Flats Branch 71, Invermere and that sort of thing. 250-342-9517 (former high school gym) But my poor friends have seen a different Rob. They are the ones that have to hear Tickets are $30 REMEMBRANCE DAY me talk about how I am actually feeling, (includes dinner from physically and mentally. They hear sen- Viibrant Earth Café) Monday, November 11 Parade forms at Legion at 10:30 am tences like, “I hate my life.” It has worn Service at Cenotaph to follow them down enough that I am not who they Saturday, November 16 really feel like hanging out with. I am not Doors open at 6 pm. Show at 6:30 pm. LEGION LUNCHEON AFTER THE SERVICE adding much joy, just negative energy. Soup and Sandwich Do I hate my life? Well not really. I don’t Call or text 250-270-0134 for tickets or by donation Email [email protected] Kids lunch at Curling Centre like that it is very different now and I can’t change that. I dislike that I have such low energy and drive and that I am busy doing medical stuff constantly. ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION But there are so many things that I do love Branch 199, Edgewater and I try to fill my time with as much of that stuff as possible. I just wish for more. Discovering My Past REMEMBRANCE DAY I think I need to run for politics. Then peo- Monday, November 11 ple will dig up all my dirt and maybe I can Parade forms at Legion at 3:45 piece together my past (especially my Service at Cenotaph to follow 20s). Class “3” Propane Drivers LEGION DINNER AFTER THE SERVICE Please Your Pet Needed ASAP With the cooler weather it is pretty easy to Everyone Welcome stay close to the comfort of home. Dog Superior Propane is now hiring walks become a bit less frequent and may- Full Time and Seasonal Propane be a touch shorter. Like humans, animals can get some seasonal sadness.
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