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Bonner County Hospice Rose Event

Harvest Wine Walk Wine Tastings & Dinners!

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Their Run to Become State Champs!

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“Lake Pend Oreille’s Best Kept Secret”

25th Anniversary of the Halloween Derby on Lake Pend Orielle! Dates: October 26th–October 28th. Live auction with Jo Jo Bake on Friday Evening. Fish all day Saturday and until 3pm on Sunday. A great fun filled fishing weekend! Be sure to reserve your boat slips and RV Spaces!

It is going to be pretty SCARY-CRAZY DURING THE DERBY SO BE SURE TO CALL FOR RESERVATIONS!

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When ordinary isn't good enough!

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Sagle: 208.263.1884

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• Additions • Land Development • New Construction 401 Bonner Mall Way Suite 1 Ponderay, Idaho 83852 208.263.1808 ~ SelleValley.com

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WHAT’S INSIDE OCTOBER 2012

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Bonner County Hospice Rose Event

DSS Home Preservation Services The Great Outdoors

2025 West Pine Street Sandpoint, Idaho 83864 Phone: 208.265.4558 Fax: 208.263.5721 drjamesblewis@gmail.com SandPointDentists.com

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Local Eats & Hot Spots

Best of Sandpoint 2012

Healthy Living

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Tips to Renew Skin’s Beauty

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Harvest Wine Walk

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SHS Volleyball Team

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Explore Ponderay

Calendar of Events

Activities & Fun

Business Guide

Should Grandpa Still Be Driving?

Wine Tastings, Dinners & Special Events in Sandpoint!

NIC at Sandpoint

Their Run to Become State Champs!

How Important is Pet Dental Care?

Local Ponderay Businesses

October & November Events

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Chris Collins Graphic Design

Patty Hutchens Editorial

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GOOD NEWS

Bonner Community Hospice HOSPICE FACTS Q: Is hospice only for people who are dying? A: Hospice is for patients whose condition is such that a doctor would not be surprised if the patient died within the next six months. This doesn’t mean the patient is going to die in the next six months--it simply means that he or she has a condition that makes dying a realistic possibility. Q: Who is best suited for hospice care? A: Hospice patients are those with very serious medical conditions. Usually they have diseases that are life threatening and make day-to-day living very uncomfortable physically, emotionally, or spiritually. Hospice specializes in easing pain, discomfort, and distress on all levels. The care provided by hospice is often helpful for conditions such as cancer, heart disease, COPD (emphysema), advanced dementia, or a general weakness and “failure to thrive.” Q: Isn’t using hospice the same as “giving up”? A: Not at all! Although it may be that you or your loved one’s condition has reached a point that a cure is not likely—or not likely enough to be worth the side effects of treatment—that does not mean there is nothing left to do. In fact, an emphasis on quality of life and easing pain and distress often allows the person to spend his or her last months focusing on the things that are ultimately the most important and meaningful. As one patient put it “I’d rather spend my time with my children and grandchildren than waste my limited time and energy driving to the treatment center and recovering beside the toilet bowl.” Far from giving up, hospice helps families truly live well and support each other during a stressful, but in the end very natural, family life passage. Q: When is the best time to start hospice care? A: Research has shown that hospice can increase both the

quality of life and how long a patient lives. Experts agree that at least two to three months of care is optimal. It is better to ask sooner rather than later so you do not regret having missed the support that hospice has to offer. Q: Should we wait for the doctor to suggest hospice? A: You can, but oddly enough, doctors often wait for families to bring it up. If you think you, or your loved one and family might benefit from the support of home visits from staff, ask your doctor if hospice might be something to consider now, or in the near future. Q: What is the hospice stance on Physician Assisted Suicide and euthanasia? A: Hospice neither prolongs life nor hastens death. Q: Who pays for hospice? A: If you, or your loved one has Medicare or Medicaid and meets hospice eligibility requirements, then the government will pay as much as 100% of the cost. In such a case, there is no deductible and no co-payment. Not only are the services of the hospice staff entirely covered, but medical supplies and prescriptions relating to the terminal illness are also covered. Individuals who do not have Medicare coverage but have coverage from private insurance generally also have coverage for Hospice services. Bonner Community Hospice also receives donations in memory of those who have passed away from their families and friends, and those donations go to provide care for Hospice clients. Bonner Community Hospice serves all patients regardless of their ability to pay. Help support Bonner Community Hospice by participating in the Rose Event. Buy a dozen roses for $20 and pick them up on November 1st. For more information call 208.265.1185.

Bonner Community Hospice Rose Event Order Now: Call Bonner Community Hospice at 208.265.1185.

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Pick up on Thursday, November 1st from 7:30am-5pm in the Bonner General Hospital Lobby. $20 Donation per Dozen Roses

The Great Outdoors The world has changed. Wii has replaced “Wheeeee!” Tweeting is no longer for the birds, and Blackberries aren’t for picking on a warm summer afternoon. Kids today spend twice as much time indoors than their counterparts two decades ago. But technology can be a great ally for families who want to spend more time in nature. NatureFind, National Wildlife Federation’s (NWF) recently redesigned and re-launched an online search tool that helps modern kids discover old-fashioned outdoor fun. NatureFind (www.nwf.org/naturefind) is a part of NWF’s Be Out There campaign, a mom-led movement to raise happier, healthier children with a lifelong appreciation for nature. NatureFind users can search by city, state or zip code to access outdoor adventures nationwide, including nature activities and events, trails, aviaries, wildlife preserves, regional parks, zoos and campsites. With NatureFind, families get detailed information that will help them explore nature up to 500 miles away or right around the corner. The next puddle-jumping excursion or fishing trip with grandpa is just a few clicks away. “NatureFind makes spending time outside easy for families,” says Rebecca Garland, Executive Director of NWF’s Be Out There campaign. “It puts the benefits of the great outdoors as close as your fingertips.” The benefits of green time to children’s minds and bodies can be seen immediately by the experts; their moms. “When we go outside, my kids become their best selves. Gone are the petty arguments about whose turn it is to go first or what to do next. Suddenly the kids are creative, digging in the dirt, picking up worms, jumping and laughing,” says Be Out There mom Renee Limon, co-founder of EnviroMom.com and Portland mother of two girls, ages 5 and 7. Each of the more than 9,200 locations and 30,000 events in the NatureFind database is accurately confirmed by a member of the NatureFind staff. Hundreds of new locations and events are added daily. To get started on your next family outdoor adventure, go to www.nwf.org/naturefind.

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Trinity at City Beach

208.255.7558 56 Bridge Street, Sandpoint, ID Sandpoint’s premier waterfront dining offers an extensive menu of American cuisine with an impressive wine list. Featuring a full service bar and beautiful views of Lake Pend Oreille. www.TrinityAtCityBeach.com. $/$$/$$$

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Reservations Recommended

Forty-One South

208.265.2000 41 Lakeshore Drive, Sagle, ID A beautiful waterfront, fine-dining restaurant in a romantic lodge setting overlooking Lake Pend Oreille. Spectacular sunsets, innovative cuisine, full bar and extensive wine list. Reservations recommended. www.41SouthSandpoint.com. $$/$$$

Sweet Lou’s

208.263.1381 477272 HWY 95, Ponderay ID Sweet Lou’s Restaurant and Bar proudly offers something for everyone, with specialties including chicken fried steak, smoked prime rib, bison ribs and grilled PB&J and bacon sandwiches. Both locations serve lunch and dinner, have full bars and offer outdoor seating. www.facebook.com/sweetlous. www.sweetlousidaho.com. $/$$/$$$

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Join both restaurants for the Harvest Wine Walk in Sandpoint, October 5th through November 1st! Visit dinearoundsandpoint.com for more information! 41 Lakeshore Drive | Sagle, Idaho | 208.265.2000 www.41SouthSandpoint.com | Like us on Facebook for updates!

Ivano’s Ristorante

208.263.0211 102 South First Avenue, Sandpoint ID Fine Italian dining serving Sandpoint for over 27 years. Dinner served seven nights a week. Pasta, fresh seafood and steaks, veal, chicken and vegetarian entrees. Gluten free menu. Catering is available for weddings, family get-togethers and large gatherings. www.IvanosSandpoint.com. $/$$/$$$

La Rosa Club

208.263.0211 105 South First Avenue, Sandpoint ID Tuscan Aperitivo Bar, Tapas Bar. Piadina (grilled Italian flatbread), cured meats & cheese, wines & beer and signature cocktails. Great place to meet a friend for a cocktail. Open Tues.-Sat. 4-10pm & 11pm on Fri. and Sat. Food served until 9pm, Tapas style menu. $/$$

Family Restaurant • Lunch • Dinner • Drinks • Fresh Ingredients Are you ready for some football?! Catch all of your favorite teams on one of our 20 HD TVs in Ponderay. Don’t miss any of the play by play, request a wireless speaker and enjoy the entire viewing experience!

2 Locations! Hope, Idaho 46624 Highway 200 East Hope, Idaho 83836 208.264.5999 Ponderay, Idaho 477272 US 95 Ponderay, Idaho 83852 208.263.1381

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Little Olive

Kokanee Coffee

208.597.7499 124 South 2nd Avenue, Sandpoint ID Fresh, home-made, great tasting greek spread. Large beer and wine selection. Outdoor patio and room inside for banquets and large parties. NOW OPEN: Big Tuna Sushi, right next door! Like us on Facebook! www.LittleOliveFood.com. $/$$

208.597.7831 509 North 5th Avenue, Suite A, Sandpoint ID We micro roast and blend our organic beans to perfection every time! Our coffee is outstanding and our interior inviting, so come by and give us a try! We are open 7 days a week and have plenty of parking. We also offer fresh soup and pastries daily! Visit us on Facebook or our blog at www.kokaneecoffee.com. We post our specials daily! $

Tango Cafe

Miller’s Country Store

208.263.9514 414 Church Street, Sandpoint ID Fresh salads, scrumptious baked goods and a full barista bar featuring Evans Brothers coffee. Great place for meetings as well as a great space for private meetings. Try our Ahi Tuna sandwich, a Tango Specialty! Signature omelettes and original lunch specials. Open Mon.-Thurs. 7am5pm, and Fridays 7am-6pm. $/$$

208.263.9446 1326 Baldy Mountain Road, Sandpoint ID Come experience the sensational smells of fresh baking bread, cinnamon rolls, pies and pastries. Pick up a deli sandwich on our homemade bread and hot bowl of soup with a fresh baked roll or cornbread. Open Monday-Friday, 8:30am5:30pm. Like us on Facebook! www.MillersCountryStoreSandpoint.com. $

Evans Brothers Coffee

208.265.5553 524 Church Road, Sandpoint, ID Exceptional organic and competition coffees roasted daily onsite, prepared by the region’s best baristas. Espresso drinks, single-cup brewing, local pastries. Unique open-air espresso bar with outside seating, inside lounge featuring art, clothing and retail. Roasting Studio and Neighborhood Espresso Bar Hours: M-F, 7a-4p. Sat 8a-2p. www.EvansBrothersCoffee.com. Find us on Facebook! $

Joe’s Philly Cheesesteaks

208.263.1444 102 Church Street, Sandpoint ID Authentic philly cheesesteaks, on Amoroso rolls brought in from Philadelphia. Also have burgers, wraps, milkshakes and smoothies. Open Mon.Sat. 11am-6pm. Call ahead and it will be ready for you to take while you play on the beach. Check out our daily specials. Voted best burgers in the county! www.joesphillycheesesteaks.com. Find us on Facebook! $

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Shoga Sushi Bar

208.265.2001 41 Lakeshore Drive, Sagle, ID Forty-One South brings sushi back to Sandpoint. Now open! Delicious sushi and Japanese cuisine. Beautiful, waterfront dining with spectacular sunset views. Professional and courteous service. Dinner 7 nights a week and lunch Mon-Fri. $/$/$$$

Jalapenos Mexican Restaurant

208.263.2995 314 North 2nd Avenue, Sandpoint, ID Authentic Mexican Specialties, Carnitas, Carne Asada, Tamales, Chilli Rellenos, Shrimp Fajitas and our famous Fish Tacos! Enjoy a huckleberry lemonade in our creative atmosphere and historic building with a full service lounge. Walk-ins welcome. Good for groups, kids and take out. Seasonal outside patio seating. Open daily. $/$$

Fiesta Bonita

208.263.6174 700 Kootenai Cutoff Road, Ponderay, ID Our best food and service for our clients who are the most important people! Featuring a full service bar. Open 7 days a week with authentic music and Mexican flare. $/$$

Sweet Lou’s in Hope

208.264.5999 46624 Highway 200, Hope ID By boat or car, your going to love it here! Lake and sunset views. Indoor/outdoor seating. Family friendly. Come for the RIBS thick and juicy with a choice of sauces. Steaks, salmon, salads and signature desserts. Full bar. Starting October 1st we will be open Thurs/Friday, 4-8:30pm & Sat/ Sun, 11am-8:30pm. www.facebook.com/sweetlous. www.sweetlousidaho.com. $/$$/$$$

The Pie Hut

208.265.2208 501 Church Street, Sandpoint, ID Sandpoint’s secret gem, serving fresh pies and full lunch/early dinners. Best homemade soups in town with wide collection of panini sandwiches and others, hot and cold, including cubans. Chicken pot pie and quiche as well. Fun atmosphere, exciting food selections and everchanging pie line-up. $/$$

Cafe 95

208.255.1355 471600 Highway 95, Sagle, ID As charming and friendly as Cafe 95 is, GREAT HOME-COOKED FOOD is our real claim to fame with the locals and thousands of folks who have visited us. We serve Classic American Meals, delicious and served up right with generous portions at moderate prices. Our menu has something for everyone. Open for Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner! $/$$

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Recipe of the Month

Recipe provided by Litehouse, Inc. 1109 North Ella Avenue, Sandpoint, Idaho 208.263.7569 LitehouseFoods.com

For the Pumpkin Cider Bread recipe, scan the QR code!

Sandpoint &

Ponderay

Head Farther North

Schweitzer Cutoff Road

Fine Italian dining serving Sandpoint for over 27 years.

To Schwitzer, Fairgrounds, Hope Bonners Ferry

Kootenai Cuttoff Road

Now join us at Beyond Hope during Summer Dinner served 7 nights a week Corner of First and Pine

208.263.0211 www.IvanosSandpoint.com

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Tues-Sat Open at 4:30pm 105 South First Ave.

Aperitivo Style Menu Beer • Wine • Liquor Interactive, Fun, Casual & Social!

Ponderay

Baldy Mountain Road

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Big tuna sushi

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Directly next door to The Little Olive! 8 Main

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Superior

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124 South 2nd Avenue | Sandpoint, Idaho

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Court house Superior

Organic Artisan coffees roasted daily onsite. Free wi-fi, gluten free baked goods, indoor & outdoor seating.

Long Bridge Bike Path

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Marina

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Choose rolls off of our menu or create your own! All of our rolls are affordably priced with an average cost of $7.95.

Ontario Lakeview Park

Memprial Field

Lake Pend Oreille

Bonner County Historical Society and Museum

To Coeur d’ Alene

Head Farther South

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Organic, Artisan coffees roasted daily onsite. Free wifi, gluten free baked goods, indoor and

America’s Favorite Pizza!

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BEST OF SANDPOINT 2012

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Work & Collaborate 5 FREE WAYS TO WORK & COLLABORATE

ou don’t have to be a tech geek to work smarter in and out of the office; there are some straightforward, free software programs that will help you connect with colleagues for conversation and collaboration.

Let technology simplify your work life with these free software programs. Each offers the ability to get work done on your own time and from anywhere. Skype Sign up for a free Skype account, then send instant messages or make calls from your computer. It helps if you have a microphone and video camera connected to your computer. Try it out at www.skype.com.

Zany Zebra

Zany Zebra is the place to shop. We have the latest fashion, accessories, jewelry, footwear, cards, gifts and gags! Unique and surprising—in a GOOD way! We stock lots and lots of Rock Revival, Miss Me and Silver jeans (at prices lower than anywhere, in everyone’s size) and the cutest tops to go with them. Jewelry? We have styles in all price ranges—from locally crafted fine silver to funky, spunky chic. There are tons of accessories to polish your look, hilarious gifts to brighten your day and it’s all served up with a smile. Come by or shop online, you’ll be happy you did! Like us on Facebook! www.zanyzebrastore.com. Sandpoint—317 North First Avenue 208.263.2178

join.me This program lets you share your desktop. Once you sign up for the free account, you can send up to 250 colleagues to www.join.me. After they enter the nine-digit code that you provide, they can see your desktop and files. This is great for meeting, training and group editing. Open Office Build documents, spreadsheets and presentations without the expense or megabit-girth of Microsoft Office. Download Open Office onto your computer, and use the free suite of opensource software as if it were Office. It can save and open Office files, so no one will know the difference. More details are at www.openoffice.org. Google Docs Google Docs allows you to host documents for free, so everyone can have a look. Go to www.docs.google.com to download your file, then share it as a link or send an e-mail to collaborators. You can change the settings to allow users to edit the document (you can track changes) or limit them to viewing only. You do not need to have Gmail, though you will need to create a free Google account. Tungle.me Among Microsoft Outlook, Google Calendar and iCal, you might have trouble sorting through your date book. Tungle. me lets you sync these calendars and provides a place where people can schedule time with you—without your involvement. Go to www.tungle.me for more information.

Napa Auto Parts

The NAPA Auto Parts store in Sandpoint has been locally family owned for over 30 years. The Priest River and Newport, WA stores were added to better serve the community. The local staff is very knowledgeable, friendly and ready to help you with your automotive needs. The stores carry performance parts and accessories, along with marine, farm, and heavy duty parts available. The stores are open 7 days per week. Gift certificates make great thank you gifts! Sandpoint, Idaho—514 Larch Street | 208.263.2171 Priest River, Idaho—5398 Highway 2 | 208..448.1412 Newport, Washington—300 South Union | 509.447.4515

Sandpoint, Idaho Family Dentist – James B. Lewis, DMD, PA – Mark W. Hawn, DDS

Advanced Cosmetic and Restorative Dentistry. When you visit our office, your health and smile is our top priority. Our entire team is dedicated to providing you with the personalized, gentle care that you deserve. Through advanced continuing education, we stay committed to new techniques, the latest products, and the newest equipment that modern dentistry has to offer, including CEREC—one visit dentistry. Excellence doesn’t happen by accident; it is the result of attention to every detail. Sandpoint—2025 West Pine Street 208.265.4558

Bonner General Hospital Quality Compassionate Care Sandpoint—520 North Third Avenue | 208.263.1441 Also serving you at BONNER GENERAL IMMEDIATE CARE Ponderay—400 Schweitzer Plaza Drive | 208.263.0649 | M-F, 9am-7pm & Sat-Sun, 11am-7pm fb.com/BonnerGeneral | www.BonnerGeneral.org

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BGH supports the campaign to raise awareness of the importance of early detection of breast cancer. We offer state-of-the-art digital mammography technology. Call today to schedule an appointment, usually available within 48 hours. 208.265.1142.

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to corporate chains. All rooms include microwave, refrigerator, wifi, HDTV and continental breakfast. Long term stays available October through March. info@ k2innsandpoint.com. www.k2innsandpoint.com. Sandpoint—501 North 4th Avenue 208.265.KTWO (5896)

Bizarre Bazaar is Bonner County’s premier upscale resale shop. Owned and operated by the Community Assistance League, Bizarre Bazarre is staffed entirely by dedicated CAL volunteers. All profits are returned to the community in the form of grants and scholarships. Whether you’re looking for quality clothing, jewelry, household items, collectibles, books or furniture, make Bizarre Bazaar your first stop. We appreciate all donations and will even pick up furniture! Sandpoint—502 Church Street 208.263.3400

Selle Valley Construction

Selle Valley Construction understands that the decision to build a custom home is a significant one - one that requires a builder dedicated to uncompromising excellence, superior craftsmanship and exceptional client service. From site preparation to post-construction support, we are committed to bringing your vision to life. Our reputation is our livelihood and we voluntarily have ourselves and business reviewed annually to achieve the designation of Sandpoint and Bonner County’s only Idaho Registered Master Builder. Our relationship with you and our commitment to your satisfaction doesn’t end when you move in. Sandpoint is our community, it’s where we work and raise our family and it’s right where you’ll find us if you need help down the road. It’s our guarantee. Allow us the opportunity to sit down and learn about your dream home. Call us now or find us online at sellevalley.com. Ponderay—401 Bonner Mall Way, Suite I 208.263.1808

Evans Brothers Coffee

Carey Spears Insurance

Senior Health and Prescription drug plans change every year. Do you understand how those changes affect you for 2013? It can be an overwhelming experience reviewing that stack of information you received in the mail! If you are looking for options or if your plan is no longer available, Call me! There are specific time frames to consider for enrollment, so don’t wait. I represent many companies and can explain benefits in detail so you can choose an affordable plan with the doctors and services you want and need! Sandpoint—102 South Euclid Avenue, Suite #203 208.265.2026

Exceptional, artisan coffees roasted on site. World class baristas prepare signature espresso drinks and exquisite coffees dripped to order in pourover brewbar or chemex. Free drip with bean purchase! Studio 524 Coffee Lounge features art, clothing and local gift items. Evans Brothers Coffee is also available at Yokes, Super 1, Winter Ridge and Sandpoint’s best restaurants. Like us on Facebook! www.evansbrotherscoffee.com. Sandpoint—524 Church Road by the historic granary tower 208.265.5553

Miller’s Country Store

DSS Home Preservation Services is a unique service for home owners. We offer everything from weekly home watch to handyman services, housekeeping to snow removal, grocery shopping to remodels... anything you or your home needs we can take care of. You can feel confident that you are dealing with a fair, reliable, professional company that has been in the business of homes for more than 25 years. Our customized plan is designed around you and your homes’ unique needs. Our many satisfied customers are happy to share their experiences with you...because we want you to feel confident in us and the services you receive. Call us for more information. shambra@dsshomepreservation.com. Sandpoint—223 Cedar Street 208.263.1572

Come experience the warm, downhome feel and the sensational smells of fresh baking bread, cinnamon rolls, pies and pastries. While you are here, check out our vast array of spices, seasonings, local honey, eggs, raw milk and pastas. Or pick up a deli sandwich on our homemade bread and a piping hot bowl of soup with a fresh baked roll or cornbread. Open Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5:30pm. Like us on Facebook! MillersCountryStoreSandpoint.com. You can also book a move with our professional movers. www.SandpointMovers.com: 208.265.5506. Sandpoint—1326 Baldy Mountain Road 208.263.9446

K2 Inn

DSS Home Preservation Services

The K2 Inn is located in the heart of downtown Sandpoint within walking distance of all downtown shops, restaurants and events. Clean, comfortable and affordable, we’re the family owned alternative

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All Seasons www.AllSeasonsTeam.com 509 North Fifth Avenue, Suite E Sandpoint, Idaho 83864 208.255.7400 or 1.888.897.5073

Voted #1 by JD Powers in Customer Satisfaction! Real Estate Experts and Customer Service Providers. Serving Sandpoint, Priest River, Hope, Bonners Ferry, Schweitzer, Hayden, Coeur d’Alene, and Post Falls Idaho. Call today for your free CMA. www.remax.com remaxallseasons@gmail.com October 2012 | SANDPOINT NEWSLINE 13

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f you’re like most people, your skin does not rejuvenate itself each morning; you have to work hard at having beautiful skin. Weather conditions, the foods we eat, make-up, wrinkles, acne, blemishes, and other factors affect how our skin fares on a day-by-day basis. Use the solutions for life tips below to renew your skin beauty and look and feel young again. Beauty and Stress Stress weighs you down emotionally, mentally, and physically. It also affects your skin and is detrimental to your health. Someone under a heavy load of stress tends to have more skin lines at the mouth and forehead, crow’s feet around the eyes, and an overall “stressed” look. There are, however, solutions for life to help alleviate stress. Exercise daily and take time each day to do something fun. If you have children, throw a ball, read a book, or take a walk or bike ride with them. Avoid Sun Exposure Too much sun exposure on the face can do tremendous damage to your skin. Your facial skin is very sensitive and should be guarded with UV-protection sun blocker when you plan to be outdoors for a while.

Consult with a skin specialist to find out which makeup or beauty products are best for your type of skin. Just one visit may be worth it years down the road. Diet and Skin Beauty Your diet also affects your skin. Drinking plenty of water daily is a great way to keep your skin and complexion looking healthy and firm. Also, eat plenty of fruits and vegetables so your skin will get the vitamins and minerals it needs to stay healthy. Avoid smoking and drinking alcohol. Both can do horrible things to your skin. Sleep Well Another solution for life when it comes to skin beauty is to get plenty of sleep. Fatigue causes the skin around your eyes to sag. By getting adequate sleep each night, you’ll appear fresh and feel like new each morning. Remember: Clothing is important. Accessories are a must. But your skin will be with you for life! Use the above skin tips and solutions for life to add lasting beauty to your skin and enjoy healthy skin for life!

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Should Grandpa Still Be Driving? HELPING YOUR SENIOR FACE DIFFICULT LIFESTYLE CHANGES

ome of the issues involving helping your senior citizen parent or grandparent can be difficult and full of tough decisions. Seniors face unique medical and lifestyle issues that call upon them and those that love them to find solutions that they can live with. And it’s very common for senior citizens to live in denial about the effects of their advancing years and to accept the changes in the way they live that must happen for them to continue live in a safe and healthy way. Driving is just such an issue. For most adults, the ability to drive a car is an integral part of our sense of empowerment and freedom. We seldom think of what it would be like if we couldn’t just “jump in the car and go.” But that feeling of complete freedom to go where you want and when you want is such a deep part of how we all function that it seems inconceivable to any of us to lose that mobility and freedom. But for senior citizens, there will come a time when they will need to give up driving. The causes are many, but the most common reason that calls for senior citizens to stop driving is failing eyesight. While much can be done to preserve the eyesight of senior citizens, if their ability to see becomes a hazard behind the wheel, they will have to be told that its time to let that precious freedom go. So how do we help our loved one accept and then cooperate with a plan to reduce or eliminate their driving? You might be surprised that when it comes time for you as the child or caregiver of a senior citizen to talk to them about giving up driving, they may have already begun to think about it. Senior citizens are very aware of their physical condition. So while they may resist giving up the car or van, they may know deep

down that this time would come. Some other compelling reasons to take that step sooner rather than later are… • Doctor’s Orders. If the senior citizen’s doctor specifically directs that he/she cannot drive. The senior will often respect that directive even more than family advice. A doctor’s credibility goes a long way on this issue. • Their Own Safety. In the same way that no senior citizen wants to “fall and not get up”, the idea of being in an accident, which may cause serious injury resulting in painful recovery and possible permanent reduced freedom and mobility, is a compelling reason to turn the car keys over to someone else. • The Safety of Others. It’s easy to find news stories of a senior citizen who continued to drive only to be involved in an accident that caused injury or death to others, maybe even children. That prospect is so horrifying to a grandma or grandpa that they may choose to ground themselves then ever face that kind of guilt. • Savings. Getting rid of the car means no more upkeep, car payments, gas expense and auto insurance. Senior citizens are penny wise so that kind of savings can make a big difference. If your senior citizen comes to understand that accommodations can be made to help them get out and about, the loss of that car may not be a big deal. Public transportation or buses that community services centers send out to retirement villages can help senior citizens get out to the grocery store and to doctor’s appointments. And if their family pitches in to help drive grandma or grandpa around, not only do they lose the expense and liability of driving, they get more family time too. And that is a great incentive to give up driving and let others serve as their chauffeur.

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hink about the beauty of the changing colors of the month of October. Bonners Ferry and Sandpoint has their autumn and one normally thinks of New England. final Farmers Markets, and then there are the Oktoberfests. Think about Sandpoint and thoughts of winter Just a few years ago, it seemed every town in the area had this snowboarding or summer lake fun comes to mind. traditional German celebration of beer and harvest. In this For many, there are simply year of tough economic two seasons in this neck of only Coeur d’Alene October 4th through November 1st, 2012. times, North Idaho woods: summer and Sandpoint seem to be and winter. However, the up to the task, with CdA’s national media has noted one With wine tastings, wine dinners and special landing September 28 other great time of year in and 29, and Sandpoint’s events all around Sandpoint! Plus win wine North Idaho: fall. In the last taking place October two years there have been 4. In Coeur d’Alene the and handcrafted beers at each event! at least four national articles Oktoberfest features a fun written about North Idaho’s filled weekend complete autumn, and one in the Canadian Press that stated “Idaho with the Gran Fondo biking event, three venues with live foliage defies idea that autumn colour is something only found entertainment, German food, and activities for the entire in the East.” family. Sandpoint’s Oktoberfest takes place at the old granary by Evan Brothers Coffee featuring a live music by bands Changes come quickly and many aspects of life seem to including a polka band and dance, a performance by the alter overnight. Water levels are let out by the Army Corps Sandpoint Music Conservatory, vendors and artist’s booths, a of Engineers at the end of September, dropping six inches Waiter Race, and Beer Taste Off between Laughing Dog, NoLi, a day on massive Lake Pend Oreille. Creeks that roar in the Selkirk Abbey, and MickDuff’s. In addition to other events, the spring and early summer are trickling now, and trails that night culminates with a party and dance at Evans Brothers. are impassable then become a delight of clear nights and brilliantly colored This all kicks off the Harvest days. By October the Wine Walk. All around Sandpoint summer tourists are for the entire month of October gone; the winter tourists visitors and locals alike can are still months away. taste fine wines, and meet the It is a quieter time in winemakers at several locations Sandpoint and its sister throughout town where patrons cities. can taste wines from local and regional wineries in many of the Last year when Downtown restaurants, bars, Sandpoint was named shops, and galleries; there will America’s Most Beautiful be live music in a warm and Small Town by Rand friendly community atmosphere! McNally, the idea that Rain or shine; all wine tastings they had only seen the and entertainment will be held town during summer inside participating venues. and winter gave rise to the thought that they had never seen Sandpoint at its most beautiful: during fall. Fun events pepper the downtown landscape, but it is the countryside that is visually mesmerizing. Colors run the Autumn also brings a host of events. In northeastern gamut from reds to golds against the backdrop of the deep Washington the North Pend Oreille Valley Lions Club starts greens and reddish browns of the coniferous forests. With their Autumn Colors train excursions every weekend during some clearing of the leaves, formerly hidden glimpses of the

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many grand waterways and lakes now become apparent. Picnics are a favorite this time of year, and bikers and hikers seem to come out of the woodwork. Certainly, many agree that the best time of year for the phenomenal photo op is the Fall. While you can drive just a short distance in almost any direction to find great scenery, one of the best ways to see this Fall foliage is to drive the International Selkirk Loop. Sunset Magazine calls the International Selkirk Loop the “West’s Best New Scenic Drive” This 280-mile scenic drive is a meandering wander covering many of the most beautiful parts of North Idaho, Eastern Washington, and Southern British Columbia. The Idaho portion runs from Priest River, through Sandpoint and Bonners Ferry, to the border town of Porthill. If you’d like to try something different you can see the fall colors from a different perspective. Try out a lake cruise. A great way to see the leaves is the Fall Foliage Island Tour Lake Pend Oreille Cruises offer a fall cruise of the Clark Fork Delta. Cruise leaves from Kramer Marina in East Hope. Or, see it from the air. Take an aerial tour with Sandpoint Seaplane Service. There are few places like North Idaho, and few times of year like autumn. Together, they make for a magical time of year.

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BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT

NIC At Sandpoint COMMUNITY INVITED TO NIC AT SANDPOINT OPEN HOUSE

rad and Lynda Scott saw something special about the building at 102 South Euclid Street when they first noticed the original Sandpoint High School building built in 1922.

“It was boarded up. It was this big derelict building sitting on the corner,” said Brad Scott. “It was in pretty rough shape, but the foundation was good. We were drawn to it. It certainly had a lot of potential. It just needed someone to put a lot of work into it.” That potential will be realized at the NIC at Sandpoint open house from 3 to 6pm Thursday, Nov. 1. The community is invited to explore North Idaho College’s new outreach location at the Sandpoint Business and Events Center with a selfguided tour and light refreshments in addition to a special choral presentation presented by the NIC and Sandpoint High School choirs at 7pm. NIC has had an outreach center in Bonner County since 2000, when the center opened in Sandpoint. In 2006, the center relocated to the Bonner Mall in Ponderay and is now returning to Sandpoint after NIC officials signed a five-year lease for the 8,000 square-foot property in May 2012. NIC President Joe Dunlap said the move opens up several opportunities for NIC as well as providing the Sandpoint community with a higher education presence. “It allows us to expand our offerings in Sandpoint, it creates greater capacity for students and it allows us to offer different programs,” Dunlap said. The new NIC at Sandpoint refurbished classrooms blend old-time charm with modern technology and provide room

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to expand, including space for a much needed science lab. Being housed in the Sandpoint Events Center provides access to an auditorium that seats 450, a banquet room that holds 370, and a commercial kitchen. The move has also brought greater integration with Area Agency on Aging of North Idaho, which is now at home in the new center, and the Head Start readiness program that is located right across the street. “It’s still Sandpoint’s premier event center,” Scott said. “For now, we’re enjoying watching the evolution of the building back into a center for education.”

SANDPOINT VOLLEYBALL

Sandpoint Volleyball: Poised for a Run to Become State Champs! By Patty Hutchens

hether you are a young girl or a grown woman, if you have a sister, you know just what a special relationship it can be. There are the sisters with whom one shares the same mother and father, and then there are friends who become so close that they share the same connection as sisters. The latter is precisely how one would refer to the senior girls on this year’s Sandpoint High School volleyball team. Leading the team are six seniors - Maddie Russo, Beth Lewis, Megan Rockwell, Teresa Young, Kelli Plaster and Maddie Suppinger. All of them, with the exception of Maddie Suppinger, have been together on the court for the last six years. It is a relationship each one treasures. Coach Karen Alsager, known as Coach Al to many, said the chemistry among these girls is fantastic. “They love to be together on and off the court,” she said. She describes the group as positive and hungry to win and said this team is poised for a state run.

The senior girls are leaders on their team and talking to them it is clear why they are successful. Each one of them attributes both their success on the court and the wise choices they have made through the challenges of the teenage years to the bond they share. “We are very good friends off the court and do everything together,” said Maddie Russo, who along with Megan Rockwell is a co-captain of this year’s team. “We are always picking each other up; we have each other’s back and we are always there for each other.” Maddie said there is a lot of talent on this year’s team and said the underclassmen have really shown their strengths. But it is those girls with whom she has played for so many years that help keep the team focused on their goal – making a run at the state championship. “We don’t have any drama,” said Maddie, who adds that because of the closeness she and her teammates share and the respect they have for one another, there is never any animosity among them on or off the court. This group of seniors has been to state volleyball playoffs before, but has yet to take home the championship trophy. That is something Alsager said she hopes to change this year, and if anyone should know what it takes to win, it is Coach Al. She was a top hitter for the University of Idaho from 1987 to 1990 and was a two time First Team AVCA AllNorthwest Region selection. In addition, Coach Al was October 2012 | SANDPOINT NEWSLINE 19

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Sandpoint Volleyball a two time First Team All-Big Sky honoree in 1989 and 1990. In 1989 Coach Al tied the Idaho school record with 513 kills, and then broke it the following year with 524. Twenty-two years later she remains fifth ranked all time for the school record. She also remains fifth ranked at University Of Idaho for her 4.75 kills per game, her 1416 career kills and her 68 double figure kill matches. She ranks sixth all time at Idaho for her 126 career service aces. Coach Al knows how important it is to have support both on and off the court. She said her mentor was her dad who was also a former coach. The two spent hours reviewing films and finding ways she could improve her game. Although it was something she did not particularly enjoy at the time, upon reflection she says they are some of her better memories. Like Maddie Russo, Coach Al recognizes the talent of not only the senior girls but also the younger players. In fact, she said the team’s biggest strength is its depth. “So far their biggest competition has been the starters being pushed by the back-ups,” she said. Senior Megan Rockwell said she is grateful for the support her teammates have shown her not only through sports, but through life in general. “We’ve been through a lot together,” said Megan. “We’ve had the same struggles and have grown together.” She adds that the trust that has grown among the girls throughout the years has made playing on the volleyball team even that much more enjoyable.

“We can always trust that we are all making good choices and that what we do off the court will not affect our playing,” said Megan. Beth Lewis said while the girls were not necessarily a close knit group before they began playing volleyball together, that quickly changed. “Our friendship grew from there,” she said. She echoes the others’ feelings when she says that the support her teammates give makes a huge difference on the court. Last year many of the girls decided to enter the Junior Miss Competition. Unlike volleyball which is a team sport, each girl was on her own to compete against the others for awards and scholarships. But these friends did not view it as a contest. “Junior Miss was not a competition for us,” said senior Kelli Plaster referring to her volleyball teammates. “We did it to be together and have a new experience together.” She adds that because she knows her friends so well, it helps the team as a whole while on the court. “We always seem to know exactly what the other person is going to do,” said Kelli. Looking ahead to next year, Kelli said it will be difficult to leave the girls to whom she has grown so close, but she takes comfort in knowing that no matter what they will always be there for one another. Teresa Young said when she first moved to Sandpoint in the fourth grade, she had difficulty making friends. It was not until she met this group of friends that she really began to feel she fit in.

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“They made me gain confidence in myself,” said Teresa. “They like me for me and I can be myself.” Teresa agrees with the others when she said the friends are so in tune with another, being able to anticipate what the other will do, and it translates into success on the court. “We encourage one another but we also challenge each other,” she said. “We are a tight bunch and it would take a lot to ever break us apart.”

With the team about half way through its season, Coach Al said they need to defeat Lakeland and Moscow to make it the state playoffs. But she has no doubt that will happen. “This team has already shown they have what it takes to beat both teams handedly,” said Coach Al. “It’s not good enough just to get there; we want to compete and make a run at this.”

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Hannah Neumann - Junior - Outside Hitter Megan Rockwell - Senior - Outside Hitter Beth Lewis - Senior - Outside Hitter Hailey Olin - Junior - Middle Blocker Emma Liband - Junior - Middel Blocker Maddie Russo - Senior - Defensive Specialists Kennedy Search - Junior Setter Taylor Martin - Sophomore - Outside Hitter Teresa Young - Senior - Defensive Specialists Kelli Plaster - Senior - Defensive Specialists Hailey Dunn - Sophomore - Setter Maddie Suppiger - Senior - Middle Blocker Mariah Kluver - Junior - Defensive Specialists Coach - Karen Alsager

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ental care is an important part of caring for your pet. Just like humans, dogs have teeth that can cause problems if they are not cared for with a proper dental routine. You may have already noticed, but dogs can suffer from bad breath just like humans can. Your vet is an important part of this dental care. Ask your vet to show you how to brush your pets’ teeth properly. Your vet knows how to brush their teeth properly so your beloved pet doesn’t get gum disease or any of the other conditions associated with poor oral hygiene. You are going to need to spend some time finding the right toothbrush for your dog. You can use a child’s toothbrush, but it is recommended that you rather buy a special toothbrush for your pet. It will make brushing easier and will be worth the money. To buy a toothbrush you can visit your vet or local pet supply store. You might be surprised to see how many variations of pet toothbrushes and toothpaste’s there are. Rather ask for help if you are not sure about what kind to get. There are some rules for choosing the best brush for your dog. You need to make sure that the bristles are soft so they don’t damage the dog’s gums. You also need to make sure you choose the right sized brush (just make sure its’ not too big or too small for your dogs mouth). Lastly check that the handle is big enough for you to comfortably get a grip on the toothbrush.

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Repair, parts, service, equipment, trucks and RVs. We do metal machining, welding and fabrication and custom u-bolts and hydraulic hoses while you wait! Transmission and rear-end rebuilds and exchange. Driveline rebuilds and repairs. Ponderay—300 Bonner Mall Way, Suite #125 208.255.1818

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This fall, Kendama is the “in” toy for grade schoolers and up. Great for developing concentration, eye-hand coordination, and patience, this Japanese version of grandpa’s ball and cup game is in demand, and Zandoozles has a great selection, plus replacement strings. Located behind the Guesthouse Lodge Motel on Schweitzer Plaza Drive in Ponderay, Zandoozles has puzzles, science kits, bath toys, foam rockets, craft kits, art supplies, pull toys, push toys, wind-up toys, cuddly toys, weird squishy toys, and lots more. Open Mon-Sat. Ponderay—400 Schweitzer Plaza Drive 208.254.7242

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“Right gear, right fit, NO Exceptions!” We are a bicycle, ski and snowboard shop located in beautiful Ponderay, Idaho. A great deal is only a great deal if the gear fits you and your goals. So, whether you are a weekend warrior or race fanatic, we will work to fit your needs and guarantee our services all within your budget. We offer a variety of bike rentals, ski rentals and snowboard rentals, a repair shop and knowledgeable sales staff. Sandpoint sports provides free bike tunes for 2 years with bike purchase. Mon-Fri, 8am-6pm & Sat-Sun, 8am5pm. Like us on Facebook! www.sandpointsports.net. Ponderay—476930 Highway 95 208.265.6163

Fox’s Fun Factory Crafter’s Mall

Lots of new changes in October around Fox’s Fun Factory! Come check them out and our new expansion! Come on down to the Crafter’s Mall open Monday-Saturday, 10-6pm and check out our 34+ Artisans whose wears include Quilts, Bags, Aprons, Jams, Pillows, Jewelry, Glassware, Hats, Scarfs, Inspirational Items, Fishing Flies and much more! Come join the fun! Spaces available, just give us a call! Like us on Facebook! www.foxsfunfactorycraftersmall.com. Ponderay—11-B Emerald Industrial Park Road 208.946.8499

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We are conveniently located in Fox’s Fun Factory Crafter’s Mall in Ponderay. Our inventory has recently been expanded to include a line of fragrant glycerin soaps from Sweet Home Soap Co., as well as, a new line of candles from Volcanica. Shopping has never been easier. We offer, fall and winter scarves, hats, evening bags, luxurious shawls, totes, handbags and more. Also featured are brooches, necklaces, rings, earrings for both evening and day wear, belts, great books, picture frames, bracelets, watches and a myriad of other items too numerous to mention. Need a stunning necklace and earring set for a cruise or holiday? We’ve got you covered and best of all, we offer a customer loyalty card to boot! Yep, from one chick to another it is our way of saying thanks for being such a great customer. Check us out at the Crafters Mall in Ponderay today.www.trechergems.com. trechergems@live.com. Like us on Facebook! Ponderay—11-B Emerald Industrial Park Road 208.946.8499

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Sunrise Salon features 3 premium beds (1 stand up) and 2 twenty minute beds. Just half the max time in our beds helps your body to produce 10,000 units of vitamin D. Tanning also helps to boost your mood as well as clear skin irritations like; Acne, Psoriasis, and Eczema. NEW to Sunrise Salon! We now offer nail service and Reflexology treatments! Sole Harmony Reflexology: please contact Laura to schedule your reflexology treatment 208.597.6262. Couture Nails by Amber; Gel, Shellac, and Acrylics. Please call to schedule an appointment 209.610.1178. Hours: Monday-Friday, 9am-6:30pm, Saturday, 9am-3pm. Like us Facebook! Ponderay—110 Tibbets Lane, Suite #1 (across street from Co-Op) 208.263.5484

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No deposits, no minimum, just month to month. Bring your own lock or buy new or used ones here. Sing up and move in the same day. Completely fenced site with cameras, well lit at night and password controlled gate. We have a very clean site and clean units. Penske truck discounts! Secure and well lighted parking lot. Please stop by the office and we would be happy to show you our units and answer any questions you may have. Mon-Sat, 9am-6pm & Sun, 9am-3pm. www.sandpointselfstorage.com. Sandpoint—32607 Highway 200 208.263.7276

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS SHOWS/MUSIC/ARTS October 4, 5 - Ruby Sparks. The Global Cinema Café Series presents this feature film at the Panida at 7:30pm. Tickets are $7 for adults and $6 for seniors and students. 208.263.9191. October 5, 6, 7 - 5th Annual Plein Air Paint Out. The public is invited to see the over twenty talented regional artists that will gather at the Outskirts Gallery in Hope as they draw and paint the Scothman Peaks Wilderness. On Sunday there will be a show and sale. Call Kally Thurman at 208.264.5696 for more information. October 6 - McManus & Me: The First 20 Years. For those who don’t know McManus, think Bill Cosby crossed with Mark Twain, seasoned with Garrison Keillor. This comedy will have you laughing all night long. Presented at the Panida at 8pm. Tickets are $15. 208.263.9191. October 6 - Montana Skies. Di Luna’s will host this high energy, very talented acoustic duo that is not to be missed. Tickets are $10 in advance or $12 the day of the concert. Dinner will be served before the show with doors opening at 5:30pm and the concert beginning at 7:30pm. Check out their website at montanaskiesmusic.ning.com. October 10 - The Glenn Miller Orchestra. Presented by the POAC, this internationally renowned Glenn Miller Orchestra is the most popular and sought after big band in the world today. Originally formed in 1938 by

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the master Glenn Miller himself, the current 17-piece orchestra is now under the direction of trombonist Larry O’Brien, faithfully recreating some of Miller’s vintage WWII hits. This must see performance will be held at the Panida at 7pm. Tickets are $25 for Adults, $20 for POAC members, and $10 for youth, 18 and under. 208.263.9191. October 12, 13 - Searching for Sugar Man. The Global Cinema Café Series presents this documentary by Swedish director Malik Bendjelloul. You won’t want to miss this Sundance Film Festival winner at the Panida at 7:30pm. 208.263.9191. October 18 - Radical Reels. Faster, Deeper, Higher, Steeper! The Banff Mountain Film Festival presents Radical Reels at the Panida at 7pm. 208.263.9191. October 20 - Flow State. Warren Miller presents his 63rd feature film bringing audiences to a place only recently identified by scientists; a place where the faster we go physically, the slower things appear mentally. Come with us as we enter…the Flow State. This film will be showing at the Panida at 7pm. 208.263.9191. October 25, 26, 27 - Hope Springs. The Global Cinema Café Series presents this comedy at the Panida at 7:30pm. Tickets are $7 for adults and $6 for seniors and students. 208.263.9191. EVENTS & ACTIVITIES October 2 - Senior’s Day at The Bonner Mall. From 9am-12pm all seniors can come

to The Bonner Mall for a walk, health and fitness education, entertainment, bingo and entertainment. Call 208.263.4272 for more information. October 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 - 2012 Fall Home Horticulture Workshop Series. Classes are Wednesday’s from 6-8pm at the Ponderay Event Center. Classes are $10 each and topics range anywhere from Hardscape to Ponds, to Dahlia’s. Call 208.265.2070 for more information. October 4 - Sandpoint Oktoberfest. From 3:307:30pm at 524 Church Street in the Old Granary Sandpoint will party likes it’s Munich in North Idaho, with a Polka Band & Dance, live music from the Skivees, Sarabeth, and the Sandpoint Music Conservatory, a Funky Waiter Race, Arts & Crafts Vendors, Food by Trinity and Jupiter Jane, and a Beer Taste-Off Featuring Laughing Dog, NoLi, Selkirk Abbey, and MickDuff’s. Wine from the San Francisco Wine Exchange, and finally a dance party at Evans Brothers Coffee. October 4-November 1 - Harvest Wine Walk. During Autumn’s favorite month stroll America’s Most Beautiful Small Town, taste fine wines, and meet the winemakers during Sandpoint’s Harvest Wine Walk.Enjoy tasting from local and regional wineries and breweries in many of Downtown Sandpoint’s restaurants, bars, shops and galleries; listen to live music; in a warm and friendly community atmosphere. Go to dinearoundsandpoint.com for a full list of events. October 5-27 - Scarywood! Enjoy all the horrifying fright Scarywood can offer at Silverwood Theme Park. Go to scarywoodhaunt.com for all the details. October 6 - Karaoke Night at Big Tuna Sushi. Calling all locals! Come out to the Big Tuna Sushi and enjoy karaoke from 9pm-12am. There will be $5 Sushi rolls and sake cocktails. Must be 21 or older.

October 7 - Open Mic Comedy. The Big Tuna Sushi in Sandpoint is hosting this live event from 10pm-1am. Along with some good laughs you can enjoy $5 sushi rolls and sake cocktails. Must be 21 or older to attend. October 13 - Harvest Fest. It’s that time of the year, Farmer’s Market at Sandpoint is coming to an end with this last celebration from 10am3pm. The Harvest Fest will include live music, arts and crafts and a whole lot more. 208.597.3355. October 17 - Five Minutes of Fame. Open mic on the third Wednesday of every month at Café Bodega at Fosters Crossing. The fun begins at 6:30pm. Original material only please! Come at 6:00pm for dinner.

October 20 - Oktoberfest at Little Olive. The Little Olive will be hosting its own Oktoberfest from 3-10pm featuring a beer garden, beer maids, fresh pretzels, wurste, sauerkraut, prizes, games, and a root beer garden for the kids! 208.597.7499. October 31 - Bonner Mall Halloween. From 4-6pm come and enjoy a mall wide trick or treat and then at 6 pm there will be a costume contest for scariest, funniest, most original and best overall. There will be 2 age categories so put on your best costume, big or small, and join in on the fun! 208.263.4272. UPCOMING EVENTS

October 20 - 5th Annual Health & Safety Fair. Brought to you by The Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce and organized by the Health and Safety Committee, to promote the well-being of area residents by partnering with health care professionals to provide needed services. Come meet Sandpoint’s local health care community, explore their services and how they can help you with your health care needs. The Fair will be held at the Bonner County Fairgrounds from 10am-2pm. 208.263.2161. October 20 - Spaghetti Dinner. Grab your family and friends and come as you are to the Hope Memorial Community Center to share a community meal with your neighbors. Cost is $2 per person or $5 per family or bring a non-perishable food item for each meal. Call 208.264.5481 in advance for takeout dinners for $3 each.

November 8 - Empowering Women in Business Conference. Join this year’s conference and explore ways to build on your strengths and worry less about your weaknesses on a quest to become the best you can be, professionally and personally. This year’s conference will be held at Coldwater Creek Headquarters from 8:30am-3:30pm. Attendance is $55 for Chamber Members & $65 for Non-Chamber Members. This includes the seminar, light breakfast, lunch, and break food. 208.263.2161. November 10 - SARS Ski Swap. The annual SARS Ski Swap helps to kick off the North Idaho ski season. Come to the Bonner County Fairgrounds in Sandpoint to sell and buy equipment for the upcoming ski season. Bring your extra equipment and clothing to the Swap on Friday afternoon to put it in the sale then return on Saturday morning to find the equipment you still need for the year. 208.263.1081.

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS November 17 - Holly Eve. Annual gala fundraiser Holly Eve, featuring hors d’oeuvres, silent and live auctions, and entertainment including a fashion show, all being held at the Sandpoint Events Center. 208.263.8956. November 22 - Happy Thanksgiving!!!

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