November 25, 2013

"Nutter's; looking after you from the inside out."

1107 Baker Street, Cranbrook, BC • 426-5519Toll Free 1-888-426-5519

Store Hours:

Mon. - Sat. 9:30 - 5:30

Mouth watering, original Werther’s butter toffee is surrounded by the fresh-est nuts and delectable

treats in this, one of our most popular trays.

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EVERY TUESDAY

10% OFFSTOREWIDE

1.75 lbs $2295

2.56 lbs $2995

4.24 lbs $39951.70 lbs $4295

Cranberry almonds and honey roasted mixed

nuts stand at the corners of this unique tray with

Olivier’s chocolate centre.

Deluxe fruit Trays & Gourmet Gift Baskets

Nutter’s 2013 Christmas Collection

Spice Blend1/2 cinnamon stick2 whole cloves1tsp. whole anise seed4 green cardamom pods

Cookies1/2 c unsalted butter1 c dark brown sugar, packed1/2 c honey2 large eggs1 tsp grated orange zest

2-3/4 c all purpose � our1-1/2 tsp exotic spice blend1 c raisins1 c pitted dates chopped1/2 c dried apricots chopped1/4 c walnut pieces, chopped

Spice Blend: Grind cinnamon stick in a spice mill (or co� ee rinder) or with a morter and pestle. Add remaining spices and grind into a powder. Cookies: Preheat oven to 300øF. Cream (room temp) butter, brown sugar and honey until smooth. Add eggs and orange zest and beat well. In a

seperate bowl, combine 2-1/2 cups � our, baking soda and spice blend. Stire into butter mixture to combine. Toss raisins, dates, apricots and walnuts with remaining 1/4 cup � our and stir into cookie dough. Drop by tbsp. onto ungreased baking tray. Bake for 20-25 minutes until slightly browned.

Supreme PittedSultana CookingRaisins Dates1 kg 500g

5.49 2.49

SPICED HERMIT COOKIES

GourmetGift Baskets

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The elves have been hard at work to create more little treats for Santa to fi ll everyone’s stockings with joy

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Kimberley

KimberleyUnforgettable ~ The Songs of Nat King Cole

The Kootenay Per-forming Arts Compa-ny in association with Ocean Entertainment Worldwide proudly present this show that runs from December 5 to 7.

Starring Canadian Singer/Actor Tenaj Williams

This exciting new presentation is the second of six produc-tions in the “Legends Concert Series” . The show celebrates the legendary man and his music.

Featuring a first class jazz quartet and the smooth tone of Tenaj Williams voice this concert is sure to transport you to the early New York jazz scene of the 40s and 50s. With incredible songs like “Smile”, “ U n f o rg e t t a b l e ” , “L.O.V.E”, “Nature Boy” and “Chest-nuts Roasting On An Open Fire”, among countless others why not kick off the holi-day season and join us at this legendary concert.

Tickets are available at Centre 64.

Holiday Winter Market

The Kimberley & District Chamber of Commerce and Allison Walker are partnering to present a Winter Market at the Mark Creek Mall starting November 23.

The space formerly used by the Field’s Store will be divided to host up to 30 busi-nesses and artisans to sell items each week-end from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m

Christmas Gift Show

The annual Christ-mas gift show brings the gallery to life with works of a variety carefully selcted art-ists. The show starts on December 3 and runs to December 17.

K i m b e r l e y Alpine Resort

• Opening Day hap-pens this year on December 14 (condi-tions permitting)

• 9th Annual Com-munity Appreciation Day on December 15.

Kimberley Alpine Resort would like to say “Thank-you” to our local communi-

ties by offering a free day of skiing and rid-ing to the residents of Canal Flats, Skoo-kumchuck, Meadow-brook, TaTa Creek, Kimberley, Marys-ville, Wasa, Wycliffe, Moyie, and Cran-brook. All you will need to receive your free lift ticket is proof of residency such as: Driver’s license, or photo ID accompa-nied with utilities bill

that shows proof of current address.

•Family New Years Eve Party

Come celebrate New Years Eve at Kimber-ley Alpine Resort!!!! Enjoy an awesome Fireworks Display at 9:00pm. There will be a family Skating Party 7-10 pm fea-turing a DJ spinning tunes. Come early for night skiing and get glow sticks (while

supplies last) and celebrate with glow skiing!!! There will be an organized glow stick run at 8:30pm!! There will be a fire by the rink to keep warm and snacks and hot chocolate will be available. For Din-ner Reservations at Montana’s call 250-427-1600. Montana’s Lounge is open and will be serving drinks until midnight.

C o l u m b i a ValleyTourism Radi-um’s 2nd Annual Holiday Market

This event happens on November 30th, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

CVCC Holiday Market

Come out and finish or start your Christ-mas shopping, visit with friends and just enjoy yourself at the 2nd Annual CVCC Holiday Market at the Lions Hall.

This market occurs on Friday, December 13 from 5-8 p.m. and Saturday, December 14 from 9-4 p.m.

There will be a concession offering warm, seasonal bev-erages, comfort food and Christmas treats both Friday evening and all day Saturday.

Public entry by Food Bank donation.

Cross Roads Col-lective Winter Sol-stice party

Come down on De-cember 21st from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. for this family party.

Arts and crafts. Free refreshments. 10 per cent savings on Christmas trees, live chainsaw carv-ing demo, acoustic guitar-led Christmas carols. For more in-formation, contact

Jessie Blakely at 250-341-6983

C o m m u n i t y Christmas Party

On Deccember 21st, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. bring your friends to this once-a-year celebration.

Located at the Canal Flats Civic Centre. Call 250-349-5447 or email [email protected].

Annual Christmas Eve Torchlight Parade and Fire-works

On December 24, prepare to be dazzled with a parade and ev-eryone’s favourite, Fireworks.

Display is at Fair-mont Hot Springs.

Radium Hot Springs Annual New Year’s Eve & 23rd Birthday!

From 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. on December 31, bring in the New year right!

The celebra-tion is located at Brent’s shack. The event kicks off at 3 p.m.with hot dogs, chili, hot chocolate and birthday cake. Fireworks at 6:30 p.m. at the Springs Driving Range. Visit www.radium-hotsprings.ca.

P a n o r a m a M o u n t a i n Village

• Panorama Moun-tain Village winter season opening day!

December 6th, with the hill being open for the season (con-ditions permitting.

• International Para-lympic Committee World Cup from Jan-uary 8th to 13th/

Located at Pan-orama Mountain Vil-lage, check out the thrills and spills in this thrilling event.

Visit www.pan-oramaresort.com or phone 250-342-6941

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Santa arrived recently during Kimberley’s Platzl light up.

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SEASON’S GREETINGS

Orchard Valley Glass Ltd.1208 Northwest Blvd., Creston, BC

Bob & Howard Graham(250)428-3455

Winter farmshop hours: Sat. only 10-53071 16th St., Creston (beside Lister Park)

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SEASON’S GREETINGSto our valued customers, neighbors and friends

And hoping for a wonderful holiday season.

Wishing upon a starWe are worth the drive

Valley Mudders Wednesday Drop In

Wednesday eve-nings our doors to the studio are open for drop in visits. A pottery group mem-ber will be on site. drop in fee, clay and firing extra.

It’s a good time to meet others, give it a try or practice your skills. Resource li-brary available.

The studio is on Northwest Blvd Creston, turn in at the Pair A Dice RV Park

Creston Valley Indoor Farmers Market

Saturday December 7, 14 and 21 from 9 – 1 at Morris Green-house. Come and get fresh food and gift

ideas at the best lo-cal market around.Almost Golden

Presented by Foot-lighters Theatre So-ciety, performances run at 7:30 p.m. at Prince Charle’s The-atre from December 5 to 7

Shop Local DayOn Saturday, De-

cember 7, celebrate Creston’s downtown businesses.

Santa Claus Parade and Festival

December 7 is a great day for family fun in the Creston Valley. Shop for the Christmas season, get your photos with Santa Claus, listen to carolers, enjoy the parade, take in the bonfire and hot

dogs/hot chocolate in Spirit Square. Events at the Crest-on and District Com-munity Complex:

1- 3 p.m. Ginger-bread Man decorat-ing

2 – 4 p.m. Free swim2 – 4 p.m. Free pic-

tures with Santa Claus

5 – 8 p.m. Free Hot Dogs and Hot Choc-olate at Spirit Square – gather round the bonfire and listen to Christmas Carols and the Creston Commu-nity Band

5 – 5:30 p.m. Free children’s concert with Peter Bodley at the Snoring Sas-quatch

6 – 7 p.m. Santa Claus Parade 16th Avenue to 10th on Highway 3 (Canyon Street) *Highway 3 will be closed on the parade route from 5 p.m. – 8 p.m.

The Canadian Pacific Holiday Train

This holiday train will begin yet anoth-er winter journey on November 25th, vis-iting more than 150 communites across Canada and the United States. The train will be making

Photo submitted

Matt Dusk is a headliner this year for the Canadian Pacific Holiday Train. This train will come into Creston on December 11 with music, lights and a whole lot of fun for everyone.


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114 - 15th Ave. S., Creston, BCPhone: 250.428.5338 | Fax: 250.428.2203

Toll Free: 1.888.428.5361www.falkins.com

Christmas Hours:Tuesday Dec. 24th, early close 1:00pm,

Wednesday Dec. 25th Closed

Thursday Dec. 26th, Boxing Day - Closed

Friday Dec. 27th, Saturday Dec. 28th, Monday Dec. 30th

8:30 to 5:00

Tuesday Dec. 31st, early close 1:00pm

Wednesday January 1st, 2014 closed

Happy

Holidays

Canyon Country StoreOpen 7 days a week, 8am-9pm4493 Canyon Lister Rd., Canyon, BC • 250-428-8771

Merry Christmas!Your • Lottery • Grocery • Liquor

• Convenience storeLowest deli prices in town. Full service deli with

fresh daily soups, sandwiches & pizza

Wishing you a warm and happy holiday seasonTown of Creston Mayor, Council and staff

www.creston.ca

its way to Creston on December 11, at 10am. The train will stop in at Millen-nium Park, across from the RCMP Sta-tion. The event will

be highlighted by a boxcar stage where musician Matt Dusk will perform. There will also be a dona-tion to the local food bank. Those wishing

to attend are encour-aged to donate food and money, all of which will stay in Creston and benefit locals in need.

PAWS Christmas Gala

On December 14Share an elegant

festive season din-ner and dance with someone you love.

Sasquatch Family Fun Nights

• A Winter Solstice Party on December 21 from 5 to 10 p.m.

Lantern making and procession, cookie decorating, games and activities, music, photo booth. Refreshments pro-vided.

• New year’s party Presented by: Sas-

quatch Family Fun Nights.

On December 31 from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the Snoring Sasquatch on 221 11th Ave N.

Take in a fam-ily friendly New Year’s Eve party. Early countdown at 9 p.m.so the kids can celebrate.

Fancy dress up,

photo booth, party favors, cupcake decorating, “art and wishes wall”, music and dancing. Re-freshments provid-ed.

Photo submitted

There is a whole day of fun during Creston’s annual Santa Claus Parade and Festival.

1014 Canyon St., Creston, BC 250-428-9300

DIGGING FOR DIAMONDS CONTESTStop in this week and enter your name for a Chance to Take Home FREE DiamondsSee us after the Santa Parade December 7

SANTA PARADE SALEBiggest Sale of the YearPRICE SLASHING7pm till close &we pay the GST all day!We meet or beat any competitor’s prices, Shop local and save...guaranteed!

DOOR CRASHER14k W/G Diamond Studs

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1st 20 customers, one pr. ea.Available Saturday Dec. 7

From 7pm-close

Hope this season finds you surrounded by friendly faces and familiar places.

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Hope this season finds you surrounded by friendly faces and familiar places.

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May the magic of the Holiday Season make all your Christmas dreams come true.

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nity Christmas PartyOn December 6,

break out the party favours for the annual comunity Christmas party.

It all takes place on Friday, December 6.

$45/person - Cause-way Hotel

Meals, Door prizes, Dance, and Silent Auction will keep the place hopping!

Tickets at the Cham-ber.

FernieBlack Friday

Come and get the best deals going on November 29 as city merchants offer the best prices pos-sible just in time for Christmas.

Holiday Window Competition

The annual Holiday Window Competition is a must see for visi-tors and locals alike in Fernie. With it so snowy outside it’s easy to begin think-

ing about Christmas.The theme this year

is Twinkle Twinkle Little Star and shop

owners stand to win big prizes for their windows, making strolling down main

street a whole lot of fun.

Judging will take place the evening of December 10th, with Chamber representa-tives coming around to view the displays.

Canadian Holiday Train

December 10, 2013 (5:30 PM - 6:15 PM)

The Holiday Train arrives in Fernie at 6:30pm with enter-tainers Melanie Do-ane and special guests Doc Walker, Brothers Dube, Crystal Sha-wanda, Jim Cuddy and Matt Dusk. Be there early to show them a great Fernie welcome!

Fernie Alpine Resort

Opening of the Fer-nie Alpine Resort.

• Get your skis waxed up and ready to go for Saturday, November 30, 2013. The resort will be open (conditions per-mitting) and ready for you and your friends

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Besides being one of the most scenic community’s in the world during winter, the annual Holiday Window Competition brings out the very best in season decorations throughout the Fernie business community.


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• Monday, Decem-ber 23 and 24

Photos and ski with Santa at the Fernie Alpine Resort.

• Tuesday, Decem-ber 31

Griz Kidz Family New Years Eve

Come out and cel-ebrate the new year with the entire fam-ily!

The event takes place from 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. for a variety of kids activities in the base area.

• Tuesday, Decem-ber 31

Griz Bar New Years Eve Party

Ring in the new year at the hottest party in Fernie!

Join us at our leg-endary Griz Bar as we celebrate the start of 2014 with a toast at midnight and live music.

• Saturday, January 11

Kinky Rail

Jam Skiers and snow-

boarders will slide with style in the RCR Rail park as they compete against their peers for top spot in their respec-tive categories. Prizes will be awarded to the top competitors from each category. The event is open to both skiers and snow-boarders and will be an event not to miss!

ElkfordWildkat Combo

BonspielBe at the Elkford

Curling Rink on Feb-ruary 7, 8, and 9, for some of the best curl-ing and good clean winter fun going.

Contact Marianne Bauld at 250-865-2180 for more infor-mation.

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You can ski and get your picture taken with Santa on December 23 and 24 at the Fernie Alpine Resort.

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It’s time again to dress up for the annual Santa Claus Parade

It’s That Time of Year! Santa Claus is Coming to Town!

The 43nd Annual Santa Claus Parade is planned for Friday, November 29th, 2013 at 7 p.m. in Down-

town Cranbrook. JCI Kootenay is again planning the event to coincide with the Downtown Cran-brook holiday light-up. Parade assembly will begin at 6 p.m.

and will begin its pro-cession down Baker Street at 7 p.m.

Headline sponsors include Northstar GM and The Bed-room Furniture Gal-leries. Net proceeds

of the event will go to the Cranbrook Food Bank.

This year’s theme is “The Gift of Giv-ing.” In keeping with the festive spirit everyone is encour-aged to bring a non-perishable food item, or cash donation for

the Cranbrook Food Bank. Drop off box-es will be available at businesses on Baker Street.

The float entry deadline is November 27th, 2013. The entry fee for the parade is by donation and the minimum donation is

$75 or more for busi-nesses and $35 or more for non-profit organizations. Credit card or cheques made payable to JCI Koote-nay will be accepted.

We are also having a Kids’ Contest for students Grade 1 to 6. Students are encour-aged to write a 1 page handwritten letter about what “The Gift

of Giving” means to them to enter to win a chance to ride with Santa on the JCI Koo-tenay float during the parade.

Hot Chocolate and Hot Cider will be served at The Bed-room Furniture Gal-leries and various other Downtown

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The Santa Claus Parade in Cranbrook is the per-fect opportunity for the little ones to dress up and see St. Nick in person.

see Parade page X9

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Look for us in the parade

Stop by before and during the parade for Popcorn and Hot chocolate with your donation

(monetary or non perishable items)to the Cranbrook Food Bank.


Cranbrook businesses.Email santaclaus-

[email protected] for your registra-tion form or pick one up at The Bedroom Furniture Galleries!

For more informa-tion contact Patricia at [email protected] or call 250-409-4363.

JCI Kootenay is a leadership and de-velopment group for individuals between the ages of 18 and 40. JCI Kootenays goal is to develop the best young leaders in the East Koote-nays. The group con-ducts monthly train-ing and hosts social networking events. Other events hosted by JCI Kootenay in-clude the Sam Steele Ball Tournament, All Candidates Forums, and Leadercast. JCI Kootenay meets the 2nd Thursday of each month at 7:00pm at the Chamber of Com-merce office. They are affiliated with JCI Canada and Ju-nior Chamber Inter-national. Worldwide, JCI has over 200,000 members.

To learn more about JCI Kootenay please contact our Member-ship Director at [email protected].

Meet Gord McArthur

On Friday Nov 29 EKC invites you to after parade activities with Gord McArthur. He will be available

to show you a little about ice climbing and the Olympics. Also enjoy FREE hot chocolate and cookie decorating for kids. See you at EKC at

920 Baker St, after the Santa Clause Pa-rade in Cranbrook!

You can also join Gord McArthur Sun-day Dec 1 at 6 p.m. at the The Heid Out

Restaurant and Bre-whouse for a spa-ghetti dinner and for some pre Olympic fun. We will show climbing videos, see the latest in Olympic

wear and have fun with friends.

Tickets are $20 and are available at the following spon-sors: The Heid Out Restaurant and Bre-

whouse, East Koo-tenay Community Credit Union (EKC) and High Country Sports.

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Whether it is as onlookers or participants, the entire community of Cranbrook is represented at the annual Santa Claus Parade.

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Come and visit The Playpen, the East Kootenay’s Premiere

Pet Care Facility.

Call for a tour or reservation

Proud owner/operator Karla Shalley

Farmers’ Market4th annual Cran-

brook Winter Farm-ers’ Market, Novem-ber 29th and 30th, 2013

‘Locally made, baked, grown and

produced’, just in time for the holidays! The market will take place on the evening of Friday, November 29th from 5 until 9 pm, in conjunction with the Santa Claus

Parade, and on Satur-day, November 30th, from 10 am until 3pm, at 1114 Baker Street, in downtown Cranbrook.

As always, every-thing will be ‘lo-

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If you are looking for something to give this year, the 4th Annual Cranbrook Winter Market has crafts and artwork from local artists guaranteed to give someone on your list a smile this year.

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Tour Line up for 2014

Best of Broadway:

Sister Act March 29th and 30th Spokane, Washington

Wicked May 17th and 18th Spokane, Washington

Book of Mormon, fall (dates yet to be determined)

Scenic Tours:

San Francisco and the Napa Valley

April 1st to April 9th, space is limited (Fly)

Seattle and Tulalip June29th to July 3rd (Motor Coach)

New Orleans, late fall, nine days,

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What’s on your Christmas Wish List?

cally made, baked or grown’. There will be 60 vendors offer-ing a wide range of products including everything from her-itage garlic, apples and potatoes ,pork and lamb, honey, jams and jellies, pickles locally made teas, cozy hand knit goods, handcrafted jewellery , body care items such as soaps and lotions, scrump-tious baked goods, handmade house-hold and gift items, Christmas cards and ornaments, borscht, stained glass, choc-olates, teas, and a whole lot more.

The Cranbrook Winter Farmers Mar-ket will provide a wonderful opportu-nity for shoppers to re-connect with their favourite vendors, and meet some new ones. Come on out to socialize, shop, and connect with your community in down-town Cranbrook! For more informa-tion, go to www.cranbrookfarmers-market.com

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Art Exhibition and Opening Re-

ceptionThe Cranbrook and

District Arts Council is hosting its annual

exhibition and open-ing reception from December 1 to 31, with the reception taking place on De-cember 5 from 7 to 9 p.m.

Celebrate the sea-

son with festive piec-es from our member artists. Come to the opening reception for complimentary re-freshments wine for purchase and a free live performance of

Christmas Carols by local singing group, The Funtastic sing-ers.

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Come and build your own gingerbread house with the Cranbrook and District Arts Council.

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Family Ginger-bread House Dec-orating Competi-tion

This event happens at the Cranbrook and District Arts Council on Saturday Decem-ber 7 from 11.30 – 2 p.m.

Register your fam-ily team for $15 to compete for the title of Cranbrook’s Best Gingerbread House! All materials, deco-

rations and tools in-cluded in the regis-tration fee. Amazing prizes! More infor-mation can be found via www.cranbroo-kanddistrictartscoun-cil.com

Contact: [email protected] 426-4223

PT the Clown’s Magical Christ-mas Show

The show will be happening on Satur-

day, December 7th at 2:00 p.m. Partial pro-ceeds go to the Easts kootenay Founda-tion for Health Chil-dren’s Ward. Tickets cost $15 for adults and $10 for children (12 & under). For more information or to purchase tickets please contact the Key City Box Office at 250-426-7006.

Amy Woodland Band Concert

Amy Woodlands School will be host-ing their Christmas Concert on Decem-ber 17th at the Key City Thatre. Check www.keycitytheatre.com/ for times and more information.

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Borrow some of the hundreds of items on holiday baking, DIY gifts, crafts, decorating and traditions

Check out our website for programs that will take you away from the holiday rush.

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Pinewood School Band Concert

Pinewood School is hosting their Christmas Concert on Dec. 18th at the Key City Theatre. Check http://www.

keycitytheatre.com/ for times and more information.

Family First NightCommunity Con-

nections Society of Southeast BC is

proud to spread the news about our up-coming special event called “Family First Night Cranbrook – Countdown for a Cause” taking place on Tuesday, Decem-

ber 31st from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at West-ern Financial Place and the Cranbrook Curling Rink. This

event is equivalent to a New Year’s Eve celebration with the emphasis that it is family-friendly.

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It doesn’t get much more romantic than a crisp but cuddly sleigh ride at Fort Steele.

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Join us Downtown CranbrookNovember 29th at 7pm!

Parade entry forms are available at The Bedroom Furniture Galleriesor you can contact Patricia at [email protected]

This year’s theme“The Gift of Giving”


Community Con-nections Society of Southeast BC is a non-profit organiza-tion that has been providing family-oriented programs and services to Cran-brook and the rest of the East Kootenay Region since its in-corporation in 1982. The Family First Night event will be a great addition to what Community Connections has al-ready accomplished in the community.

Family First Night Cranbrook – Count-down to a Cause will be an annual event for Cranbrook residents to enjoy. In its inaugural year, Family First Night Cranbrook will fea-ture open swim-ming, open skating, facepainting, “The Photo Booth”, danc-ing (compliments of Just Music), sto-rytime, crafts, car-nival games, live entertainment and food. This event will be provided for residents and their guests to enjoy, for a minimal cost ($5/person, maximum of $25 per family and 3 and under free) thanks in part to the generous donations from sponsoring

businesses and orga-nizations. There are also special rates for those families/indi-viduals how have the Leisure Program Ac-cess Card.

First Night Cran-brook will allow families the oppor-tunity to celebrate the New Year re-sponsibly and in a safe environment. It is also an oppor-tunity for parents to spend quality time with their children and take some time together out of their busy work week.

For more infor-mation, please contact Patricia at 250-426-2542 or at [email protected]. Please also contact Patricia for volun-teer or sponsorship opportunities.

New Year’s Eve Celebration at St. Eugene

Join us in the Pavil-ion at St. Eugene for an evening of mys-tery and intrigue at the New Year’s Eve Masquerade Ball. Cocktails will be served at 6 p.m. and dinner will be served from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Live entertainment provided by Cana-dian Crossfire and Ray’s Music.

Tickets include en-trance to the event, dinner, dancing, and a champagne toast at midnight. Watch the real time count down on our 80” televi-sions while danc-ing the night away. Bring your own mask or enjoy one of ours; there are party essentials for every-one.

Fort SteeleSleigh Rides and Skating

Every Sunday in December, weather permitting, come out for a horse drawn sleigh ride or strap on your skates at our outdoor rink! Warm up by the fire or visit our cozy restaurant and enjoy a whole-some lunch.

Father ChristmasOn the Sunday’s

before Christmas, Father Christmas will be waiting for you at the Lambi House to pose for pictures. Pets are welcome and there will be complimen-tary hot apple cider and cookies to enjoy while you visit.

The Polar Ex-press

Coming again to

the Wildhorse The-atre, two shows on Sunday, December 8th. One at 2pm and the second at 6pm. Come in your PJ’s and enjoy this magi-cal Christmas film. The concession will be open with cook-ies and hot cocoa just like movie!

Live Theatre Show On the weekends before and after Christmas, we will have a live produc-tion at our Wild-horse Theatre. This entertainingly funny performance called “Every Christmas Story Ever Told (and then some!)” is fun for the whole fam-ily!

Please call us at 250-417-6000 for more information or visit our website at www.FortSteele.ca

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