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Theobject of grieving is not to get over the loss but to getthrough it with newstrengths, understanding and hope really to fully live your new normal .
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Barbara Ann Joe
JanuaryJanuary 19, 19, 1944 1944 –DecemberDecember 3, 3, 2020 2020
Barbara left us peacefully to meet the ancestors at the age of 76. She wasabeautiful woman and had three children Paul Joe, Debbie Joe, and Lennard Joe (Kristy). She wasagrandmother to Kwem, Roipellst, Nexpetko, Hydaya, Maddox, Seraphina, and Paige, all of whom she lovedsomuch. She leavesbehind her sisters Rita Manuel, Doreen Swakum, Judy Swakum, and Donna Robins.
Barbara waspredeceased by her parents Henry and Seraphine Swakum.
Barbara grewuponthe Shulus Indian Reserveand attended Kamloops Indian Residential School from Grade 3-12. She lovedtodance and was part of the dance troop there. She met and married Percyand had Paul before theymovedtoVictoria where Percywas in thearmy.Soon after that she had twins, Debbie and Lennard and the family movedback to Shackan Indian Reservewhen Percybecame Chief in 1971. She wasone of the founding employees of the newly established Nicola ValleyIndian Administration office and started at the front desk in 1974. We have heard manystories from our past and current leaders that she wasthe one who would takethem under her wing and showthem the procedures and protocols for their newroles. She would carry on that task and carry the corporate memory until 1990 when she got sick and could no longer work.
She wasaliver transplant survivorin1991 and wasgiven 11 additional years butsurpassed that by being one of the longest living livertransplant survivors (29 years)! During those years she traveled with her husband Percytothe US numerous times and even tried out retirement as asnowbird in Arizona for astint. She lovedcasinos and visiting. Always with asmile and amemorable laugh.
Her last years were spent under the watchful care of the staffatNicola Meadows. Our family appreciates the care that she receivedand the friends that she made there. We also would liketosend our extreme appreciation to Dr.McLeod who would go out of his waytovisit our mother whenever she wasnot feeling well. We would also liketothank all the staffatthe Nicola ValleyHospital for all you have done for her throughout the years.
Momma, you will be missed by many.
ACelebration of Life will be held at the Shackan Hall on October 9, 2021 followed by the burial of her ashes and laying of her headstone. The family will be following Covid Protocols and request that on that day if you are feeling anysymptoms or signs not to attend.
Wilf Knudslien
August 28, 1933 -September 20th, 2021
It is with great sadness we announce the passing of Wilf Knudslien who died on September 20th, 2021 at the age of 88. Wilf wasborn in Riley Alberta he joined the RCAF when he was18years old and served in the Korean War. While Wilf was stationed in Stamford England he met and married his wife June. Theyreturned to Canada and had 5children, 12 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Wilf wasalong haul transport truck driver, built manyhouses, ran heavy equipment and ended his career as amine manager. Wilf is survivedbyhis wife June of 68 years.
The family would liketothank the staffatthe Coldwater restaurant and the numerous people in town who helped keep Wilf safe and enabled him to maintain his independence.
Love you Dad, thanks for all the manyhome renovations you did for us kids, your beautiful smile and your love.
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Philip F. Chambers
Jan20, 1922 -Sept 15, 2021
It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Philip on September 15, 2021 surrounded by his loving family.Heis predeceased by his wife of 69 years Grace. He is survivedbyhis children Donald, Candis, Bob(Ann) and Lisa, 7grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren and 1great great grandchild and his brother Jimmy. Phil wasborn in Merritt then his family movedtoTrail,B.C.during his teenage years. He enjoyed coming back in the summers to his uncle Jim’sranch on Iron Mountain. He spent time in the army and then worked on ranches in the Nicola Valley. Eventually settling on the ranch at Iron Mountain where he and Grace raised their family. Thefamily wishes to thank Dr.Mcleod and Dr.Ross, also the caregivers at Gillis House and nurses at the Nicola ValleyHospital.
“Philipwill be remembered by allthose peoplehesharedhis stories with.”
In Loving Memory Patricia DeEllen Honeywell-Gus
June 9, 1996 -September p 22, 2021
Patricia left us suddenly on September 22, 2021.
She is predeceased by her mother,Lalie Honeywell.
Survivedbyher brother,Billy Gus, father JohnnyGus, grand parents Margie and Leslie Honeywell. As well as manyaunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
In lieu of flowers, please makeadonation in Tricia’shonor to Crisis Services Canada, email for info: crisisservicescanada.ca/er/donate.
Aprivate family gathering will be held.
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Nooaitch Indian Band
2954 Shackelly Road Merritt, BC V1K 1N9 Ph: 250-378-6141 Fax: 250-378-3699
DEPARTMENT: Education POSITION/TITLE: Early Childhood Educator Assistant SUPERVISOR: Head Start Manager The Early Childhood Educator Assistant will be responsible for assisting in the care of the children at the Nooaitch Aboriginal Head Start. We arecurrently seeking ateam member who is committed to being culturally aware, collaborative and reective in their work. We currently have one full time position available. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS ANDRESPONSIBILITIES • Assist with the delivery of the Head Startcurriculum that aligns with organizational goals, mission, vision, and values; •Build relationships with children and families through respectful and positive interactions; •Establish and maintain positive, collaborative, and effective team relationships; •Experience in avariety of childcaresettings is an asset. REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE SKILLS ANDABILITIES •Must have Early Childhood Education Certicate; •Must be willing to complete vulnerable criminal record check; •Must be able to adapt to a exible work schedule; •Must be able to provide medical clearance for asetting involving working with children; •Foodsafe Certicate an asset; •Must have avalid child safe First-Aid Certicate; •Familiarity/knowledge of Nlaka’pamux language and cultureanasset; •Must show proof of Covid-19 Vaccination. The Early Childhood Educator Assistant position is a full-time position (35 hours per week.) Employees areexpected to be exible and able to adapt to evening and or weekend work when required. We offer an exceptional team experience in adynamic and creative work environment, with competitive wages as well as health benets. If you love working with children and families and feel you can meet the demands of this role, please respond to this ad with your cover letter,resume and references. Interested applicants please direct resumes and cover letter to: Nooaitch Band 2954 Shackelly Rd. Merritt, BC V1K 1N9 250-378-6141 Email: reception@nooaitchband.ca Deadline for applications: Posting will remain open until asuitable candidate is found.
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This is agreat entry level opportunity to gain skills in several areas. In this permanent full time position the employee will travel between all LNIB Facilities providing light cleaning and Covid sanitation and when needed provide reception duties at one of three locations. All locations arewithin a2minute driveofone another. Summary of Organizational Responsibilities: The Daytime Custodian /Reception position will clean and disinfect public facility areas in accordance with safe working practices, protocols, and procedures to ensurethe environment is clean and safe. The employee will also be trained to provide reception duties as needed. PRIMARY DUTIES Custodian •Clean and disinfect all public andcommon areas of LNIB Facilities •Remove trash as required •Use of cleaning supplies Reception •OnCall reception for all buildings as required •Operate multi-line telephone system •Process mail •File documents •Answer basic inquiries from visitors •Create and modify documents using MS Ofce •Other administrativetasks as assigned Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: •Must have the abilitytoexpress andcomprehend oral and written English •Excellent communication skills •Clerical experience •Take detailed messages •Reliable transportation •Knowledge of general working safety procedures •Ability to work as ateam member and be abletomulti task •Completed WHMIS (Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System)
Certication •Physically able to meet the demands of bending, lifting and twisting positions •Willing to learnand take necessary training •Must be self motivated and reliable •Preferably grade 12 Graduation •Ability to speak or willingness to learnthe Nlaka’pamux Language Apply to: HR@LNIB.net Posting will remain openuntil lled VALUE ADDED LUMBER REMANUFACTURING PLANT PRODUCTION WORKERS
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Please submit resumein person to 1195 Houston Street, Merritt B.C. 250-378-6161
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TORCH INDUSTRIES LTD. is an industrial catering and construction company in Edmonton. We have immediate opportunities for: Chef, First Cook, Baker, Second Cooks/Sandwich Makers. General Helpers and Camp Attendants. Please forward resume @ LHafiz@torchindustries.ca
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How to Apply Drop off resume in person to 1953 Nicola Avenue, Merritt Ask for Felix Huang or Email: felixhuang197510@ gmail.com
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Department: Human Services Wages: $36/hour Based on education and experience Start Date: ASAP
Summary of Organizational Responsibilities: The Social Development Manager is responsible for administration, program development, staffsupervision and communications of Lower Nicola Band Social Services Department. This includes programs for: family violence, social assistance, burials, specialneeds, family activities, and will performband social worker roles and responsibilities. Summary of Duties andTasks •Totrack and maintain Social Assistancestatistical information for quarterly and annual reporting to ISC and Work collaboratively with MCFD, Ministry of Social Development, Scwexmx Child &Family Services, ISC, First Nations
Health Authority, and outside community agencies for client and community betterment. •Denes short- and long-termdepartmentalobjectives and ensures follow up and implementationof these objectives by developing an operating plan on an annual basis. Such plans may be multi-year in scope. Develops, recommends, and administers the operating budget for the Social Development programs. •Veries themonthly nancialstatements for socialdevelopment programs •Toassist in the submission and implementation of funding proposals. •Ensures that all statistical and reporting requirements aremet to ensurean appropriate level of fundingfor our social development programs •Immediate supervision of program staffwithin the socialservices department and maintains stafng for community programs in accordance with LNIB personnel policy. •Regularly communicates to the Band membership and promotes the availability of programs and services offered by the Community and Health departments and contributes to every issue of the LNIB newsletter. QUALIFICATIONS: Required -Degree in aSocial or Health related discipline with 5 years management experience.
SKILL REQUIREMENTS •Knowledge of FNHA programs and funding requirements •Knowledge of ISC policies and procedures manual •Solid analytical skillsrequired to design and evaluate programs. For aFull Job Description and to Apply Go to https://secure.collage.co/jobs/ lnib/25167 or email: HR@LNIB.net
Due date: position will remain open until filled
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