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RUMBLE SHEET
Municipal Office Newsletter January 2018
The Village of Port Alice
www.portalice.ca View the Rumble Sheet online: http://portalice.ca/village-office/rumble-sheets
Inside….
Village Municipal Office
News
Community Centre
Calendar
Arena Schedule
Seaview School News
Community Messages
Community Services &
Business
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Rumble Sheet 1 January 2018
Congratulations to the winners of the 2017
Holiday House Decorating Contest:
1st Place
Brian & Lorraine Nash
2nd Place
Gord Ward & Barb Hickling
3rd Place
Audrey & Gord Surtees
Thank-you to all those who participated!
Honorable mentions to: Ted Dryka and Sherry
Milot and to Susan & Russ Hunter
Port Alice Rumble Beach Marina
2018 Marina Parking and Boat Launch passes
now available!
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Municipal Office News
Village Council
Meetings
Council Meetings are held the 2nd & 4th
Wednesday of the month in the Village
Council Chambers at 7:00 pm.
If there is an issue or concern that you wish
to address Council about, you may request
delegate status by
submitting a signed letter of request by
5:00 pm on the Thursday prior to the next
meeting.
Village Council Mayor:
Jan Allen .................. 284-3201
Councilors:
Marnie Chase ........... 284-3597 Dave Stewart ........... 209-2888 Doug Worthington ... 284-3202
Municipal Office 1016 Marine Drive
PO Box 130, Port Alice, BC V0N 2N0
250-284-3391
After hours emergency contact:
Paul Carver 250-209-7883
Local Phone Numbers
ANY EMERGENCY - 911
RCMP Non-emergency. ....... 284-3353
Health Centre ............ 284-3555
School ......................... 284-3315
Municipal Office ......... 284-3391
Community Centre ...... 284-3912
Arena .......................... 284-3943
Public Works ............... 284-6612
BC Road Conditions :
1-800-661-2324
Wildlife ............... 877-952-7277
Sidewalk & Footbridge Winter Maintenance
Policy
2017-2018 Winter Season
During the 2017-2018 winter season, please be aware that the Village of
Port Alice does not remove snow and/or ice from the public sidewalks in
the village.
When the sidewalks and/or footbridges are covered with snow and/or ice
they are very slippery. Please use extreme caution when walking on
them. Under the policy the Public Works Crew is directed to clear the
footbridges only , and only after the major roads and streets have
been cleared.
We regret this inconvenience brought on by forces of nature, and remind
you to use extreme caution when using the sidewalks and footbridges
during the winter, and that you are doing so at your own risk.
This notice is published in accordance with Village of Port Alice
Sidewalk & Footbridge Maintenance Policy Code No. 4.3.b.
Annual Dog License
Is required over 8 months old
Spayed/Neutered $ 15.00 per dog
Non-Spayed/Neutered $ 30.00 per dog
Replacements Tags $2.50 per dog
Annual Business License
Is required to operate a commercial/industrial business, rental
units or paces, home occupation or mobile business.
Average annual cost is $50.
Licenses can be purchased at the Village Office,
1061 Marine Drive.
2018 Council Meeting Dates In accordance with Section 127 of the Community Charter, the following is
the schedule for the Regular Meetings of Council for the Village of Port Alice for 2018. The Regular Council Meetings are held at 7:00 pm in the Village
Office Council Chambers, located at 1061 Marine Drive, Port Alice, BC.
January 10, 2018 June 13, 2018 January 24, 2018 June 27, 2018 February 14, 2018 July 11, 2018 February 28, 2018 August 8, 2018 March 14, 2018 September 26, 2018 March 28, 2018 October 10, 2018 April 11, 2018 October 24, 2018 April 25, 2018 November 14, 2018 May 9, 2018 November 28, 2018 May 23, 2018 December 12, 2018
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From the desk of the CAO...
Happy New Year Port Alice residents. I hope everyone had an incredible Christmas and New Year’s.
This is the second installment in my monthly reports and from what I’ve heard, my December editorial was well received.
Last month many of you noticed large ships anchored off our shores on five (5) different occasions receiving municipal water. That bulk water purchase was authorized by municipal Council on July 12, 2017 through resolution that states,
THAT the municipality welcomes the opportunity to assist Marine Harvest in their efforts to control the harmful effects of ocean parasites on their Atlantic salmon stocks during the summer months.
AND THAT the municipality agrees to sell Marine Harvest municipal water at the metered rates
specified in the “Village of Port Alice Rates and Fees Bylaw” plus any additional related costs.
AND FURTHER THAT the availability and frequency of such water sales will be at the discretion of the
Public Works Department.
The public can be reassured that at “no time” during the transfer of water to the ship was our water collection, storage and distribution system placed at risk, nor was the health and well-being of our community. Public works staff closely monitored the water system during each of the five (5) transfer operations. Sufficient volumes of water were maintained in the system in each instance to support full fire protection. The decision to authorize the sale of municipal water was made only after a detailed review by staff and myself. Marine Harvest is responsible for all costs associated with the supply of water.
The Recycling Depot has now been brought under the umbrella of municipal operations. The posting for the new municipal position is now being advertised, with a closing date of January 9, 2018. Please note the following new hours of operation:
Wednesday 12pm to 6pm Saturday 10am to 4pm
We would like to thank the Port Alice Recycling Society for their years of dedication and service to our community. Without the hard work of the society, recycling would not be where it is today in Port Alice.
The work to build our new 300,000-gallon reservoir above Rupert Avenue is still on schedule, with an expected completion date of late January, or early February, weather permitting. Our contractor advised the material to build the epoxy coated steel tank has now been received at their yard and will soon be transported to the site.
The completion of the major upgrade to our waste water treatment plant has experienced a setback. Staff is working closely with the contractor’s design-build team to address this matter. I will endeavor to keep you updated as the project progresses towards completion.
The detailed design work for the marina project is nearing completion. Council on December 13th approved the
layout for the project. Copies of that plan are available at the Municipal Office.
If you have any comments, questions or concerns with my monthly report or anything related to municipal operations, please drop by to see me. My door is always open to you, the citizens of our amazing community.
In closing, from my family to yours, I would like to wish everyone a safe and prosperous New Year.
** Please note regular Monday to Friday Hours are still in effect for outside depot
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Community Centre Calendar
January 2018
Sundays
(Closed)
Mondays
2-9pm
Tuesdays
2-9pm
Wednesdays
2-9pm
Thursdays
2-9pm
Fridays
2-9pm
Saturdays
4-9pm
Computer
Room
2-9
Tai Chi
2:30-3:30
Arts &
Activities
3:00-4:30
Open Gym
5-7
Yoga
6:45-8
Badminton
7:00-9:00pm
Computer
Room
2-7
Tots Open
Gym
2-3:15
Tai Chi
2:30-3:30
Girls Club
3:00-4:30
Open Gym
5-9
Ping Pong
6:30-8:30
Teen Drop-
In 7-9
Computer
Room
2-9
Tai Chi
2:30-3:30
Time Out for
Parents
2:15-3:30
Boys Club
3:00-4:30
Open Gym
5-9
Yoga
6:45-8
Family
Computer
Time
2-4
Tots Open
Gym
2-3:15
Tai Chi
2:30-3:30
Computer
Room
4-7
Open Gym
4-9
Ping Pong
6:30-8:30
Teen Drop-In
7-9
Computer
Room
2-7
Tai Chi
2:30-3:30
Fun Fridays
3:00-4:30
Open Gym
5-7
Teen Open
Gym
7-9
Computer
Room
4-9
Open Gym
4-9
Program Descriptions are available on our website: http://portalice.ca/residents/community-centre
951 Marine Dr. 250-284-3912
Thank you to the following
businesses, groups, and
people for their
contributions to Port Alice
Christmas Activities
* CUPE local 401
* Western Forest Products
* Port Alice Thrift Shop
* Island Foods
* Port Alice Lions Club
* Oceanview Church
* Fire Department
* Tom McCarthy
*Courtney Friggstad &
North Island Song
* Rocky Moore * Nigel Androsoff
* Joe Tiberghien
* Joe Rethmeier
* Natasha Rethmeier
* Greg Beatty
* Caleb McKenzie * Taylor Spafford * Becca Spafford
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Wed & Fri
4:15-5:15
Wed & Fri 3:15-4:15
Saturday 12-1:30
951 Marine Dr.
250-284-3943
Port Alice Arena
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February is Heart Month!
Watch for details on fun ways to get heart healthy in February.
Prizes to be won!
Business challenges added this year so get your teams ready
Fun & Fitness at the Community Centre
ADULT BADMINTON
New Racquets!
Mondays 7:00-9:00 pm
PING PONG
Tuesdays & Thursdays 6:30-8:30 pm
YOGA
Monday & Wednesday 6:45-8:00 pm
Everyone welcome to join these free activities!
Save the date to take part in the great events happening at our Port Alice
Branch in January!
BOOK IN A BOTTLE January 9 – 30
Drop by this month and shake off the winter blues by guessing what shredded
book is inside the bottle.
For all ages.
FAMILY LITERACY WEEK EVENT
Saturday January 20, 2018
10:30 – 11-30 am
The Library will be hosting Mother Goose Storytime, a craft and some surprise
activities and give-aways. The theme this
year is “What’s on My Plate”.
Sponsored by Mount Waddington Literacy Society and Literacy Now.
Library Hours
Tues 10am-12pm & 1pm 5PM
Thurs 1pm4pm & 5pm-8pm
Fri 1pm-5pm
Sat 10am-2pm
Community Centre News
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Community News
From Tin Pan Alley to Hollywood, through
the turbulence of the 1960’s and on into the
21st century, the songs of Neil Diamond
continue to attract new fans to go along with
the legions of old.
A show such as Jason Scott’s “Diamond
Forever a Celebration of Neil Diamond” is
an extremely entertaining recognition to the
music and talent of this legendary singer-
songwriter.
“DIAMOND FOREVER A CELEBRATION
OF NEIL DIAMOND” PRESS RELEASE
A CELEBRATION OF THE
MUSIC OF
NEIL DIAMOND By Ferdy Belland
“Neil Diamond has recorded his music so many times, and changed it so much, that interpreting that music can in itself
be an art.” Says Jason Scott, creator and performance artist for the one man live stage extravaganza. “When you look
at Neil Diamond’s history and career of six decades, you realize the music and the possibilities of that music are
unlimited.”
The process of interpreting Neil Diamond’s harmonious combination of notes is not dissimilar to a symphony conductor
interpreting the music of Beethoven from a score.
Certainly Neil Diamond is not just a simple songwriter, but a composer and performer as well. His music has that
universality and timelessness that transcends his own personality, and the personalities of anyone performing his
music. The proof of this is the audience itself, crossing all generations, with new fans added every year, and the songs
themselves, which are so well known as to be archetypal.
Jason Scott’s musical resume is impeccable. He began attending a Conservatory of Music in Toronto at the age of 5,
achieving first degree honors and graduation by age 15. In his twenties, Scott toured extensively with nightclub and
concert bands and in his thirties Jason was a Canadian record label signed recording artist, writer and performer.
2005 in Las Vegas, Jason was the first ever Canadian international performer to win the “Be a Legend” celebrity tribute
artist competition as Neil Diamond, at the Imperial Palace Hotel and Casino. A well received audition followed with “On
Stage Entertainment” owners of the world famous “Legends in Concert”.
September of 2010 Jason Scott was awarded the Sunburst Convention of Celebrity Tribute Artists “Best Platinum
Showcase Award”. In Las Vegas February 2011, Jason not only won the second place “2nd Annual Vegas Tribute
Artist” trophy but was honored to be invited to perform as the opening act for the “Country Superstars” at the “Golden
Nugget Showroom”.
Rescheduled Date!
January 20, 2018
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February 2012, Jason Scott returned to Las Vegas and performed his award winning show on the “First Street Stage”,
breaking attendance records at “The Fremont Street Experience”.
Scott was also specially invited to perform at “The Reel Awards Show” a yearly gala held in Las Vegas. During the
evenings event, Jason was surprised and humbled to win the “Reel Award” in the “Pop and Rock” category. The “Reel
Award” is considered to be the “Oscar” of the tribute industry.
Jason has made hit appearances at “The Rosen Plaza Hotel” as well as “The Wyndham Lake Buena Vista Resort” at
“Disneyworld” in Orlando Florida and aboard the Royal Caribbean cruise ship “The Monarch of The Seas”. He has
appeared in Las Vegas at “The Greek Isles Hotel and Casino”, “The South Point Hotel Casino and Spa”, “The Imperial
Palace” and before her demolition, the world famous “Stardust Resort and Casino”.
The biggest news recently has been the official press release that came this past April 2014 announcing that British
Columbia based Jason Scott from the show “Diamond Forever a Celebration of Neil Diamond” will be the ONLY
Canadian Neil Diamond performance artist, cast in an upcoming feature length motion picture titled “Diamond
Mountain”!
Currently in post-production preparing for a mid-2017 release, this motion picture was filmed in the United States,
England, Ireland, Australia, Santiago Chili South America and British Columbia Canada. Jason Scott was honored to
be the only Canadian “Neil” performance artist chosen to be part of this film’s 14 artist multi-national cast!
This past April 2016 all of the Cast walked the Red Carpet, screened the “Diamond Mountain” Movie and performed a
multi-cast concert joined by 5 actual members of Neil Diamond’s band on the “Showroom” stage at the Suncoast Hotel
in Las Vegas! As a result of the Las Vegas performance a new show has been created called “Diamond Nation
Celebration” set for up-coming multi-cast performances in Orlando Florida in spring of 2018. This show will not only
celebrate Neil Diamond but will be supporting the charity that provides for the families of the victims of the Orlando
Pulse Nightclub terrorist shooting.
Jason Scott’s performance hands-down personifies and delivers the look the sound the moves and the music of icon
Neil Diamond.
Jason Scott’s “Diamond Forever a Celebration of Neil Diamond” is an exciting, must-see evening’s entertainment
event! Enhanced by background stories, humor, authentic costuming, studio recorded audio tracks and incredibly
realistic “spot on” vocals, this highly audience interactive show creates a sight and sound experience that transports
delighted Neil Diamond fans, old and young, down memory lane.
“The music bridge’s generations”, say’s Scott, “The show is structured but also spontaneous, loose and huge fun as its
very audience connected. Sometimes I find myself in the crowd and then other times I’ve found some of the audience
on stage with me. The show is one big “Neil Diamond” Party!”
Neil Diamond himself has said, “If I had one message I would say be open and receptive to the music and possibilities
without giving it too much thought. Really feel it and it will be an immensely worthwhile experience.”
Such an experience is Jason Scott’s “Diamond Forever a Celebration of Neil Diamond” coming Saturday January 28,
2018 to the Port Alice Royal Canadian Legion. Tickets are $25. Doors are 6:00 PM and Showtime is 7:30 PM. Tickets
available at the Port Alice Royal Canadian Legion 250-284-3256 or call “Audrey” at 250-284-3261. Public & Members
Welcome!
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Happy New Year to Sea View School Families and Friends!
A new year, and a fresh beginning greets us as we return to school and carry on our year of learning
together. There are so many things to look forward to as we scan ahead, but most important are the
day to day efforts and experiences that enable us each to be successful – and happy! Our year-long
focus on developing the Seven Habits of Happy Kids continues, with January focusing on Habit
Number 5: Seek First to Understand, Then to Be Understood. It’s a great habit for adults to work on,
as well as kids – and its one we will be exploring and practicing together.
A learning focus for January will be research projects and preparations for our second Heritage Fair.
Students will each choose from a variety of topics related to family or local and Canadian heritage.
Please plan to join us at the Community Centre on Thursday, February 15 between 11 and 2:30.
There will be student-created displays, a community Potluck Lunch in the Larry Pepper Room, and a
variety of hands-on activities in the afternoon. There will also be skill-testing questions and prizes! We
hope you will join us.
Staff will return to school on Monday, January 8th for a day of professional learning. Students will
return to school on Tuesday, January 9th. See you then!
Mrs. Heather Johnson
Principal
January 8th—In-Service Day—No Classes
January 9th—First Day Back to School.
January 18th—PAC Hot Lunch
January 22nd—PAC Meeting—6:00 p.m. in
School Library
January 26th—Whole School Skate 11:30-
12:30
January 27th—Family Literacy Day
January 29th—Mt. Cain Ski Trip.
HOT LUNCH Thursday, January 18th will be the next PAC Hot Lunch.
Turkey Stew and Biscuit plus a baked good and a drink for
$5.00. Thank you for supporting the Sea View School
Parent Advisory Council.
A huge THANK YOU to all those who supported our PAC
Christmas Lunch.
Warren & Catherine Beatty
Waypoint insurance
IGA
Family Foods Island Foods
Union Local 514
THANK YOU!
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Please consider donating your used Christmas card fronts to the school. We will gladly tuck these away
for next year’s Christmas crafts at school!
School Ski Trip to Mt. Cain! Monday, January 29th.
Students and Parents will be busy fundraising over the next few months for the following field trips:
Swimming Lessons (all students)
May – Grades 5-7 go to Camp Homewood for 5 days
June – Grade 7’s go to Victoria with Sunset students for 5 days
Thank you for your kind support of our students’ efforts and endeavors.
School District No. 85 invites all parents of Kindergarten-
aged children to register their child for full day
Kindergarten classes in September 2018.
Registration will take place:
January 29 to February 09
Children must be 5 years of age by December 31,
2018 to enter Kindergarten in September 2018. Please
bring your child’s birth certificate and B.C. Care
Card with you at the time of registration to your
local neighbourhood school. If your child has
exceptionalities (special needs), please contact your
school Principal.
For Kindergarten busing inquiries, please phone: 949-8155.
Visit the school district website: www.sd85.bc.ca
The school district has a policy and process for students to
attend a non-neighbourhood school. Please note the following
application process for students who wish to attend a school
other than the one that is closest to their ordinary place of
residence:
1. Application for students to attend a non-neighbourhood school
must be submitted to the non-neighbourhood school no later
than February 15th each year. Port Alice students wishing to
attend NISS for grade 10 are exempt. Students already attending
a non-neighbourhood school do not need to reapply for
subsequent years.
2. Students must be registered at their respective neighbourhood
school, the one that is closest to their ordinary place of
residence, before applying to enrol at a non-neighbourhood
school.
3. The school principal will confirm decisions about registrations
at non-neighbourhood school by October 1st.
4. Students attending a non-neighbourhood school who wish to
transfer back to their neighbourhood school should notify the
neighbourhood school by February 15th.
For further information please contact your local school for a
copy of the Student Admission Policy No. 2-295/R or visit the
district website at: www.sd85.bc.ca
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Community Messages
Let’s DEW this!
Diet. Exercise. Wellness.
Group support every Thursday from 10-11AM
Meetings held at the Legion and facilitated by the
Port Alice Health Centre
Contact Silja RN for more info 250-284-3555 ext 4
Meditation
Group
Port Alice Weight Room &
Fitness Centre at SeaVac Strength & cardio equipment available 7 days a week,
24 hours a day with your access card.
One-Day Pass: $4
One Month: $25
Two-Month: $40
Six-Month: $120
One Year Pass: $200
One-Month Family Pass: $60
One-Month Seniors Pass: $15
One-Month Student Pass: $15
(16+ years; must be a full-time student)
Purchase your Weight Room Pass at the Village Office,
1061 Marine Drive, or at the Community Centre,
951 Marine Drive.
STRONG START PROGRAM
AT SEA VIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
(in the room across from the office)
Strong Start is every Tuesday and Friday
9:00am—Noon
FOR MORE INFO OR IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS
CALL CORRINE TIBERGHIEN:PROGRAM FACILITATOR
250-284-3594 or 250-230-0225
Mondays at
1:00pm
Group will meet @
Denise’s seaview
apartment
Phone or text 1(250)-213-6476
for more information
Spiritual discussions, all beliefs welcome
Gift Certificates
available at the
Village Office!
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Community Messages
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION, BRANCH 180
The Branch offers off sales (including some wines) for members & guests between 2:00 and 9:00 p.m. and
during extended hours, until 11:00 p.m. Contact 250-284-3256 during regular hours for what is available (no
hard liquor)
Membership is open to anyone 19+
CALM WATERS CAFÉ
Serving Delicious Breakfast
Wed-Sat ~ 8:00-11:30am
Featuring homemade
breakfasts, coffee, tea and great
service! Come out to see our specials!
You never know when we will feature
Cinnamon Buns, Scones and/or
homemade Hash browns. Join us
Thursdays for Game Morning, bring a
friend!
Thursdays
Toe Line:
For more
information call:
Danny Farrell @
250-284-1016
Join the Port Alice Volunteer Fire Department
Tuesday night practice at 7 pm
FREE Training
FREE Weight Room membership
If you are interested in joining the Fire Department please fill out the Firefighter Application Form available at the Village Office or on http://portalice.ca/village-office/employment-volunteering (see link on right side of page) and drop it off at the Village Office.
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Port Alice Health Centre 1090 Marine Drive
Open 7 days/week 8:30-4:30
A nurse is on duty during these times.
Call 250-284-3555 for appointment
Line 1 to reach the nursing station
Line 2 to reach urgent after hours phone
Line 3 to reach the doctor’s office
Baby Clinics are by appointment
Lab and X-Ray Schedule Lab is open Monday to Friday,
X-ray days are varied, Call 250-284-3555 ext 3
for appointment.
Please bring your care card.
Mental Health Clinic Held bi-weekly at the Port Alice Health
Centre by doctor or self-referral. Contact 250-902-6051 for an appointment
Infant Development Program When your baby needs extra help Phone 250-949-8323 (Ask for IDP)
Email: [email protected]
North Island Counselling Services
Employee & Family Assistance Professional Assessment
& Resource Service If you need us, do not hesitate to call
250-956-3144
Mental Health & Alcohol/Drug 250-949-8611
Email: [email protected]
NI Assessment & Referral 250-949-3144
Email: [email protected]
NI Community Services 250-956-3134
Email: [email protected]
Vancouver Island Crisis Line
1-888-494-3888
Community Messages
NORTH ISLAND
CATHOLIC COMMUNITIES
Fr. Scott Whittemore, Box 1329, Port McNeill, V0N 2R0; 250-956-
3909
REGULAR MASS SCHEDULE
Our Lady of Assumption, Alert Bay
Every 2nd and 4th Saturday, 10 a.m
St. Theresa’s, Port Alice
Saturday, 5 p.m.
St. Mary’s, Port McNeill
Sunday and Thursday, both at 9 a.m.
St. Bonaventure, Port Hardy
Sunday, 11 a.m. and Wednesday, 7 p.m.
A new year, a new beginning, and new opportunities to con-
nect and re-connect with others. Throughout 2018, let us keep
the spirit of love and sharing going by offering others a smile,
a greeting and a true desire to care for one another.
Let’s start the year off together; please join us in January
for Sunday worship service at 4 p.m.
Every second Wednesday, (January 11 & 25) please join us
for “G.I.G.”-Group Investigating God- 3 p.m. at the church; a
thoughtful time of song, meditation and discussion. At service
or at G.I.G,
YOU are always welcome!
If there is any way we can help you or if you need a ride,
please let us know.
Reverend Alastair Hunting ministers to us; cell phone number:
250-650-0889
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Alcoholics Anonymous Tuesdays 7:00 pm
Community Centre Room 101 (Please enter at back grassy area)
“One day at a time”
For more info call
Jim at 250-284-0045
NA Welcome!
Better at Home
Better at Home helps seniors with simple day-to-day tasks, thereby helping seniors maintain their
independence and stay connected with their community.
A range of non-medical home support services include:
Friendly visiting
Transportation to appointments
Light yard work
Minor home repairs
Snow shoveling
Light housekeeping
Grocery shopping
The success of this program depends on
two important factors:
People who are willing to volunteer
Seniors who wish to access the service
Please contact: Tammy Minihan: 250-949-8333 Better at Home Coordinator North Island Crisis & Counseling Centre
“Empowering People”
Better at Home is funded by the Government of British Columbia
Community Services & Businesses
The Port Alice Wood Stove Exchange Program is designed to
encourage residents to exchange their old, inefficient, non-EPA
certified wood burning appliances for new EPA-certified wood
burning stoves and inserts, and other qualifying appliances in-
cluding gas, pellet and electric. (Some exceptions apply).
Port Alice residents who exchange their old wood-burning
appliance for one qualified under the Program, are eligible to
receive a $250 rebate, providing that the old stove will be
decommissioned and recycled.
Ask for details at the Village Office or look online at
www.portalice.ca
Are you planning to replace a Wood or Pellet Stove?
There’s a $250 rebate that can
help reduce your costs!
You are invited to Attend
The Port Alice Health Forum
Monthly Meeting
Thursday, January 25, 2018
7:00 P.M.
At
The Port Alice
Community Centre
Please join us in making a
difference!
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Port Alice Lions Club
Our mission statement is to serve our
community by volunteering our time and
providing financial assistance, to help our
community with projects which benefit
the town of Port Alice and its residents.
We support the visions of Lions
International which empowers volunteers
to serve their communities and meet
humanitarian needs.
If you are interested in joining or would
like some more information please
contact our Membership Chairman
Natalie Stewart @ 209-2454.
Get the word out!
Business Card Ad
$6 / month
Email: [email protected]
Port Alice
Petroleum Products
For all your fuel and fishing tackle needs.
We deliver marine fuel by appointment.
Please call 250-284-3530
6:30 a.m.- 6 p.m. Monday— Friday
9:00 a.m.—6:00p.m. Saturday (Closed Sundays & holidays.)
Gas
Diesel
Marked Mid-grade
Propane
Fishing Tackle & Bait
Confectionary
5 x 10 x 10 Cubicle $50/month
10 x 10 x 10 Cubicle $75/month
(Self-contained, locked storage)
Boat/Trailer Covered Stalls
$75/month
284-3201
Community Services & Businesses
Volunteers Needed!
P.A. Computer Sales & Services
For All Your Computer Needs
Dave Cameron
Box 41, 968 Rupert Ave.,
Port Alice, BC V0N 2N0
Email: [email protected]
Home Computers, Business
Computers, Laptops, Etc...
Ph: 250-284-2284
Cell: 250-334-7157
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Community Services & Businesses
P.A.M. B&B Now open!
1080 Marine Drive 250-209-0994
Port Alice Thrift Shop Tues, Thurs & Sat
10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Located at Sea View Activity Centre. (Parking Lot off Centennial Field Rd)
Please ensure that items being dropped off are clean and in good condition Thank you for your donations
Claire Trevena, MLA (North Island)
Room 7, Robert Scott School 6855 Market St Box 2479, Port Hardy V0N 2P0
Phone: 250-949-9473 or 1 866 387-5100 Fax: 250-949-9403
HOURS: Tuesday and Thursday 9:30 am to 1:30 pm
Email: [email protected] www.clairetrevena.ca
John’s Condo Rentals P.O Box 81, Port Alice
2 or 3 bedroom furnished suites with ocean view
Daily, monthly, weekly & rentals
PHONE: John Christou @ 250-284-6634
EMAIL: [email protected]
Rumble Sheet 17 January 2018
In search of.... Looking to lease a 2 bedroom
condo or trailer for 1 year with an option to buy.
Ideally with 2 parking spots and possibly a place to store a
24' fishing boat as well.
Please call 250 859 1638. Ask
for Shelby, or email
CLASSIFIEDS &
REAL ESTATE
Strata for Sale - #40 Clark Drive
2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bathrooms, new floor,
appliances and much more
$98,000 Call 250-949-6319 for more info
Mobile Home for Sale
In Beautiful Port Alice Ocean View In a
quiet Cul De Sac
(neighbour on one side only)
2 Bed (Lg Master) & 1 Bath
10 x 16 Insulated shop, with 2 additional storage
sheds.
Asking $65,000
Approx. 1200 sq feet Completely renovated in 2005
Terressa 250-230-0793
or Bill 250-209-2778
Large Back
deck with
Ocean views
Includes: F/S/D/W/D, Microwave
& Window coverings
For Sale or Rent
Rumble Sheet Advertising Prices Commercial Classified Ads $2/line ($6 minimum)
Business Card $6/month
1/4 page Ad $8/month
1/2 page Ad $16/month
1 Full Page $32/month
Notice to Advertisers The Village of Port Alice Rumble Sheet newsletter
is produced in the Village Municipal Office.
Please email your information to:
[email protected] or contact the Community Centre to place and pay for ads:
951 Marine Drive or call 250-284-3912
Deadline for January Rumble Sheet
January 25, 2018
You can
live here!
Rumble Sheet 18 January 2018
For Sale or Rent
521 Industrial Way
5 Bay shop on 1/2 an acre in our quiet industrial park
$150,000 O.B.O
For more information or to view please
call:
Terry @ 250-209-0040 or
Lorne @ 250-284-3270
NON SMOKING
UNITS FOR RENT OR SALE
For more information or to view call:
Denise @ 250-284-6323
Also for SALE
Starting at $64,900
2 bedroom units
Long term rentals starting at $650/month
Rumble Sheet 19 January 2018
For Sale or Rent
Karin Moeller - Royal LePage Advance Realty Ltd. - Sandra Masales
[email protected] 250-949-7231
22 Dogwood-Renovated 3 bed, 2 bath - $74,900 105-801 Marine Dr.-3 bed, 1 bath, grd floor-$59,500
70-1191 Marine Dr-2 bed, 1 bath - $69,000 1037 Matsqui-3 bed, 2 bath w/view-$135, 000
202-1063 Maquinna-2 bed, 1 bath - $39,000 104-1053 Maquinna-2 bed, 1 bath- $24,900
19 Dogwood-3 bed, 2 bath - $59,900 204-1063 Maquinna-2 bed, 1 bath - $39,000
25 Dogwood-3 bed, 2 bath, view, renovated-$79,000 770 Marine Dr.-waterfront lot-$99,000
1063 Maquinna-0.16 acre lot - $36,000 1205 Haida-4 bed, 3 bath - $151,000
1007 Maquinna -3 bed, 1 bath - $55,000 93 McKay-3 bed, 2 bath- $80,000
401-1083 Maquinna-2 bed, 1 bath - $47,000 925 Haida-4 bed, 3 bath house - $195,000
1162 Maquinna-5 bed, 3 bath - $188,000 206 Haida-3 bed, 2 bath - $69,000 - SOLD
1203 Maquinna-4 bed, 2 bath house - $160,000
Royal LePage Advance Realty
FOR SALE Oceanview Townhouse
3 Bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, Fridge, Stove
Full walk-out basement with large deck
in beautiful Evergreen Terrace
Covered carport, swimming pool
Call: Anne 780-916-5344
FOR RENT—Oceanviews
3 Bedroom, 1 1/2 bath fully furnished
townhouse in beautiful Evergreen Terrace
4 Appliances, swimming pool, covered carport
Daily, Monthly, or Weekly Rentals
Call: Anne 780-916-5344
$69,900
FOR SALE BY OWNER
505 Haida St.
Evergreen Terrace End Unit
3 bdrm,1 &1/2 bath,
walkout basement
Stove, fridge, B\I dishwasher, dryer,
washer, over-stove microwave, and
exhaust fan, carpeted throughout,
extended balcony, covered carport plus
swimming pool privileges.
Well kept with superior inlet views.
Call Kerry at 250-284-6634
to book an appointment
Rumble Sheet 20 January 2018