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Judy Mason, owner of OASIS GIFTS in downtown Invermere, organizes her jewelry display. Photo by Dave Sutherland A special advertising supplement of 2 • Women in Business March 30, 2007 Bonnie Bavin is proud of Bavin Glassworks, the successful glass art business she has built with her husband Pat and sons Ryan and Marc. It’s a family aﬀ air and everyone has a role. Bonnie focuses on the overall administration of the business, including the glass blowing and bead making classes that are fun to participate in or sim- ply to watch. A talented bead worker, Bonnie also oversees Bavin Beadworks. Her work is available under the “by design” label. All the employees at Bavin are artists whose work is exhibited at the company’s two galleries: in Invermere and at the Bavin Glass Cabin at Pan- orama Mountain Village. Bonnie Bavin, Owner Bavin Glassworks Invermere (250) 342-6816 • Panorama (250) 342-6816 Alita oﬀ ers an interesting variety of products and services in her store on Main Street, Invermere. She strives to provide unique and well-priced prod- ucts, individually or pre-packaged. Customers can also create their own gift bas- kets! All they need to do is select the items and within 24 hours, Be Gifted will have it wrapped and ready. Alita works with corporate customers to create that special gift for clients. Customers may shop on-line through Alita’s website, and she will ship anywhere in Canada. “We take a lot of pride in serving our custom- ers well and making sure they are completely happy with their shopping experience at Be Gifted!” Alita Bentley, Owner Be Gifted www.begifted.com (250) 341-3775 A registered massage therapist and reﬂ exolo- gist, Lana began her business called Tranquil Es- cape one year ago. She oﬀ ers reﬂ exology, massage, facials, pedi- cures, manicures and hot stone massage at her Fairmont Hot Springs studio. Lana takes a holistic approach to body care. Her products are all natural because she believes that what you put on your skin is as important as what you put into your body. She is passionate about her work and has earned praise from many of her clients. She invites you to call her and take time to renew and rejuve- nate. To book appointments, call 345-2155. Lana Blain, Owner Tranquil Escape Fairmont Hot Springs (250) 345-2155 I’ve lived here since 1992. In October 2006 I had the opportunity to purchase the Heaven’s Best Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning franchise. I’m impressed with the training, research and development, and the integrity I see in those in- volved in this franchise. Th e product we use is incredible and the re- sults thrill us, and our customers. All equipment comes inside, leaving the home or business secure. It’s a low-moisture system, reducing the concern of mold or mildew. Drying time is one hour. Our cleaning process is safe for septic tanks and non- toxic. We clean all types of ﬂ oors as well as uphol- stery. Sharrie Jones, Owner Heaven’s Best Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning 688-0213 Teresa grew up here and then spent 19 years in Vancouver and Alberta before returning to the valley three years ago. With 15 years of hairdressing experience, she opened Hair Tricks in Fairmont, and has recently relocated with her family to Invermere. Teresa, who says she absolutely loves her job, has a beautiful home studio and oﬀ ers a full-service hair salon. She also carries Aura hair products and Biagi Jewelry. “I do my best to listen to my client’s hair needs,” says Teresa. “If you’re looking for a new spring look, please give me a call.” Teresa Rogal, Owner Hair Tricks 1018-6th Street, Invermere (250) 342-7264 A Certiﬁ ed Horticulturist, Elizabeth Shop- land started her business ﬁ ve years ago to care for gardens, lawns and homes. After 15 years in management, with a background in environmen- tal education, it was time to return to “digging in the dirt.” Homefront Essentials provides complete maintenance for all gardens and lawnscapes. As a Nikken Independent Wellness Consultant, Elizabeth is pleased to help clients create their own Wellness Homes. Th ese prod- ucts provide the homeowner with fresh, pure water, clean air, quality rest and nutritionals. “What could be better - to help bring health, wellness and beauty to people’s homes and gardens.” Elizabeth Shopland, Owner Homefront Essentials www.nikken.com/homefrontessentials (250) 342-8978 March 30, 2007 Women in Business • 3 Marlene Champagne is proud to be a sales rep- resentative at Rocky Mountain Realty. Starting in 1979, Marlene worked at CIBC in Invermere, and then later in Radium Hot Springs. From there, she joined a highly professional and exhilarating team at Radium Hot Springs Re- sort. She then worked with a high-caliber group of leaders in the forest industry at Tembec Indus- tries. She has been treated with nothing but honour, integrity and respect in all of these professions, and is now extending the same courtesy and consider- ation to her clients in real estate. Marlene Champagne, Realtor Rocky Mountain Realty www.valley2c.com (250) 341-5600 Lana grew up in Invermere and returned to open her business in 2005. She oﬀ ers day care for pets, in-home pet visits, grooming and boarding. She does not have a traditional kennel, as dogs and cats have the run of Lana’s house. She boards only four dogs and three cats at a time. Lana keeps the dogs entertained with swimming, hiking, play- times, cuddling and of course, treats! Free nail trims and write-ups on how your pet has spent their days are available as time permits. Lana makes grooming a positive experience, espe- cially for nervous or older pets. Bow Wow Meow is now hiring. Interested applicants please call, or send resume to bowwowmeowpet@shaw.ca. Lana Banham, Owner Bow-Wow Meow Pet Care Services www.bow-wowmeow.ca (250) 342-5859 Glenda Wah and her husband Jack Steedman hadn’t planned on being in the nursery business for more than ﬁ ve years. Th at was 24 years ago, and Winderberry Greenhouses & Nursery in Windermere is still “growing” strong. Th e business has grown from two to 12 greenhouses special- izing in bedding plants and inspirational planter and hanging basket combinations. Winderberry also carries a full line of top-quality trees, shrubs and perennials, as well as organic soil conditioners, fertilizers and pest controls. “We truly love what we do here,” says Glenda. “And we enjoy sharing our love of gardening with our customers.” Glenda Wah, Co-Owner Winderberry Greenhouses & Nursery 1681 Highway 93/95 (250) 342-3236 Heidi and Darren Th ompson are busy prepar- ing for their fourth tourist season as the owner/ operators of the Sunset Motel in Radium Hot Springs. Heidi says that when they bought the motel they had no idea how much work it would be, or how much fun. Th e transition from the big city of Edmon- ton to the resort village has been both interesting and challenging for the couple and their daughters Grace and Anna. Th e motel has gotten progressively busier ev- ery year, which is wonderful, says Heidi. “We’re so glad that we made the change.” Heidi Thompson, Co-Owner Sunset Motel, Radium www.sunsetmotel.ca (250) 347-0021 Tina and her husband Scott opened Colum- bia Cycle in 1996. In 2000, Tina introduced clothing to the bike shop, under a clever heading: Rec-reAction Lifewear. She brought in a few good lines and took charge of that part of the business. Last spring the couple renovated and expanded the shop.Th ey now carry active lifestyle clothing for children, junior women, women and men. Th at includes swimwear and workout wear, plus jewelry and accessories in several lines. Says Tina: “It’s a lot of work with two young boys at home, but I’ve got a great husband and great staﬀ to help.” Tina Brunner, Co-Owner Columbia Cycle & Rec-reAction Lifewear 375 Laurier Street (250) 342-6164 Karen Vold-Oakley believes that investors de- serve more from their investment advisor. Karen strives to understand you and your objectives be- fore recommending the investment strategy that’s right for you. “Investors deserve a customized strategy - not a generic cookie-cutter approach,” she says. Karen is motivated by the desire to help you understand your investments, and to provide focus and clarity to help you reach your goals. Her practice extends from Kimberley to Edge- water. Consistent contact is a fundamental cor- nerstone of her business and house calls are always available. Call to ﬁ nd out how Karen’s “extreme service” can beneﬁ t you. Karen Vold-Oakley Investment Advisor, CIBC Invermere karen.vold-oakley@cibc.ca 1-800-801-3006 4 • Women in Business March 30, 2007 A true entrepreneur, Wendy has expanded her business portfolio with Rocky Mountain Pet Re- sort & Spa. Th e new home-based business for dogs and cats opens in late April, but reservations are al- ready ﬁ lling up for boarding, day care and groom- ing. Whether they’re two-legged or four-legged critters, give Wendy a call. Wendy has a lifelong passion for animals, a desire to work from home, and a diploma in pet grooming, with honours. A longtime valley resident and volunteer, she also keeps busy with business consulting and El- derhostel programs at her other business, Rocky Mountain Training. Wendy Bennett, Owner Rocky Mountain Pet Resort & Spa www.rockiespetresort.spa (250) 347-9911 I’ve been in the valley for nine years and when I ﬁ rst considered the idea of going into real estate it was a “light bulb” moment. Th is is what I was always meant to do. Buying and selling property is such an excit- ing and often emotional experience for people. I always get caught up in their excitement and con- sider it an honor to be able to help them through the process. Th ere’s nothing better than seeing the joy on my clients’ faces when they take possession of their dream property, and knowing that I’ve helped make that dream a reality! Dee Wolfe, Realtor Rocky Mountain Realty dee@rockymtnrealty.com (250) 341-5269 School District No. 6 incorporates all the schools from Field to Kimberley. Bendina Miller has been the district’s superintendent and chief executive oﬃ cer for six years. She has 39 years of experience in education, having taught students in Grades1-12, including special and alternate edu- cation. Passionate and committed, Bendina says it is “an honour” to work with a school board that is committed to providing students with the best education possible. Th rough a partnership with teachers, support staﬀ , administrators, parents and the students themselves, the district strives to sup- port all students in the attainment of their goals. Bendina Miller, Superintendent School District No. 6 (Rocky Mountain) (250) 342-6313 Tannis Elenko is a Journeyman Hairstylist with advanced cutting and Master Colorist status. Ten years ago she founded FresHair design as an in-home, full-service salon with a fresh attitude to- wards client care. Last year, FresHair moved from Fairmont to Invermere, where new clients are raving about great hair design, coloring and pedicures! Tannis says the secret of FresHair’s success is commitment to ongoing education combined with her passion for making people look and feel great! “I want the whole salon experience to be re- freshing and rewarding!” Call today for an ap- pointment, or book services online. Tannis Elenko, Owner FresHair design www.freshairdesign.com (250) 342-6636 Columbia Garden Village is a privately-owned housing facility oﬀ ering nutritious meals, 24-hour staﬃ ng and a wide rage of activities for active, in- dependent seniors. As Community Manager, Kar- en oversees a staﬀ of 20 serving the needs of 70 residents. Karen has a wealth of experience in the seniors housing industry, having successfully man- aged properties in Victoria and Calgary prior to moving to Invermere in 2005. In addition to man- aging a career and raising two sons, Karen is active in Rotary where she contributes her time and en- ergy towards worthwhile community projects. She continues to work on her CGA designation. Karen Shand, Community Manager Columbia Garden Village 800-10th Avenue, Invermere (250) 341-3350 Lindsay Johnston had a passion for sports, adventure, ﬁ ne dining and entertainment—and a notion that she could somehow combine all these into an enterprise. Th at notion is now a reality. After completing a degree in Business and En- trepreneurship with a specialty in sports and recre- ation, Lindsay has ﬁ nally launched Fundamental Events Marketing Inc., in Invermere. Th e tourism based marketing company will oﬀ er customized travel packages for individual and corporate cli- ents seeking a fun, stress-free mountain vacation. “Th e opportunities to have fun here are endless,” she says. “We’re going to provide a truly authentic Canadian Rocky Mountain experience.” Lindsay Johnston, Owner Fundamental Events Marketing Inc. www.fundamentalevents.com (250) 342-0420 March 30, 2007 Women in Business • 5 Anicka is a Reiki Master and Tarot Reader. Since 1989, she has explored the Healing Arts. In 1992, she was initiated to Usui Reiki and in 2002 she became a Reiki Master. Reiki is a gentle and powerful hand-on-healing modality that channels “Universal Life Energy.” It rebalances one’s energy on the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual levels, bringing peace and harmony, a renewed sense of self and wholeness. Th rough Tarot Reading, Anicka can help you ﬁ nd answers to speciﬁ c questions, clarify one’s life direction, etc. With Compassion, Humility and Honesty. “A Healing Place is a Sacred Space For You.” Anicka Blais, Owner A Healing Place Invermere (250) 342-0822 Penny Powers bought Columbia River Kayak and Canoe this year, after previously owning a raft- ing company and tour company oﬀ ering tours and packages to Western Canada. She is looking forward to the continuation of the successful operation, giving locals and tourists the chance to experience our local waterways. Her company will oﬀ er hourly canoe and kayak rentals as well as self-guided wetland and river tours, and possibly courses and instruction. Penny also operates Home Check, providing weekly home checking services for owners who are away on a regular basis. For more information, visit www.ﬂ yingmax.com/mpmanagement. Penny Powers, Owner Columbia River Kayak and Canoe www.adventurevalley.com/cro (250) 342-7397 With today’s online conveniences, one might ask: why book your next trip with a travel agency? Travel agencies can save the client a lot of time and money because they do all the research. Travel experts know exactly where to go to ﬁ nd the best rates, and have ﬁ rst-hand experience when searching for accommodations, attractions and ac- tivities. In B.C. travel agencies are registered with the Business Practices and Consumer Protection Au- thority, which protects your travel investments from airlines and travel companies going bankrupt. Four Winds Travel can ﬁ ne-tune every part of the trip to ensure an enjoyable vacation. Cindy and Sheri MacKay, Owners Four Winds Travel fourwindstravel@shaw.ca 341-3607 Natascha had ten years of experience in the tourism industry in Austria when, in 1999, she and her husband Helmut, an international chef, com- bined their expertise and opened Helna’s Stube in Radium. People come from far and wide to enjoy their authentic Austrian cuisine. Helmut’s appetizers, entrees and desserts are an ever-changing variety of mouth-watering treats. Natascha and her serv- ers make sure to provide all their patrons with an excellent dining experience in a tastefully decorated cozy room. “We take a great deal of pride in our business,” she says. “Our motto is ‘For the love of ﬁ ne food.’” Natascha Kendler, Owner Helna’s Stube www.helnas.com (250) 347-0047 Judy Mason moved to the valley from Calgary with her husband Rob and family in 1993. After working in the family business, Huckle- berry’s Restaurant, for ten years, Judy recognized the need for more specialty stores in the area. In 2003, she opened OASIS GIFTS in Invermere. Judy says the success of the thriving retail store is based on exceptional customer service, one-stop shopping and a line of products that are exclusive to the valley, including Pandora Jewelry. And the store’s employees are “amazing,” she says. “You come here as a customer and leave as a friend.” Judy Mason, Owner OASIS GIFTS www.oasisgiftsbc.com (250) 342-9339 Retiring from 30 years in the tourism industry a few years ago, I teamed up with the licensed labo- ratory chemist in Calgary, and became a manufac- turer of Crystal Dew Anti-Aging Skin-Care Prod- ucts. Th e ingredients of the products are almost all natural. I use colloidal Tourmaline gem stone and Quartz Crystal as the active empowering ingredi- ents. My product lines are: Original Lotion, Mois- turizer with Collagen, Body Firming Lotion with CAFFEINE, Moisturizer with Sunscreen SPF 25, and Night Cream with Plant Extract. Most of my products can be found at the lo- cal stores. Visit the www.crystaldew.com “Where to Buy” page. Chizuko Purschwitz, Dealer Crystal Dew Skin Care www.crystaldew.com (250) 342-9941 6 • Women in Business March 30, 2007 Stephanie Clerk RMT, Owner Renaissance Wellness Centre 505-7th Avenue, Invermere (250) 342-2535 Stephanie started her business 14 years ago with a Spa and Clinic, then eight years ago she opened Renaissance Wellness Centre and Massage. Stephanie’s husband Jean-Luc Cortat will join the clinic May 1st as a Certiﬁ ed Hellerwork Prac- titioner, which is specialized deep tissue work (see www.hellerwork.com). During her maternity leave she was joined by Registered Massage Th erapist Tony Berryman, and Stacy Douglas. Th e clinic will con- tinue to oﬀ er complimentary therapies in associated ﬁ elds, like psychologist EMDR Linda Wilder and Ayurvedic Medicine. Stephanie will also oﬀ er new treatments when she returns from maternity leave. Shandrea O’Brien loves ﬂ owers. Th e fully certi- ﬁ ed ﬂ oral designer and owner of Th e Stem Floral Design provides mobile service throughout the Co- lumbia Valley and in the Calgary area. Shandrea is currently working on opening a shop in 2008 in the Fairmont area. Her focus is on providing quality, customized arrangements for weddings, special occasions and events of all kinds. She also supplies ﬂ owers on a weekly basis for individuals and businesses. Shan- drea’s family has been in the valley for ﬁ ve years. “My inspirations come from people’s personali- ties and nature,” she says. Shandrea O’Brien, Owner The Stem Floral Design contemporary_fl owers@yahoo.com (250) 342-8209 Brenda Holden has the skills to help you live a joyful life consistent with universal law—at work, at home and at play. Brenda is a qualiﬁ ed Belief Re-patterning™ practitioner, Reiki Teaching Master, Yoshea In- structor and Nikken Wellness Consultant, with many satisﬁ ed personal and corporate clients. She will help you to value yourself, to ﬁ nd the joy in every situation, and to realize your full potential. Brenda and the team at All Th ings Beautiful assist clients to ﬁ nd personal touchstones that let them translate energetic principles into a practical way of living. Brenda Holden, Owner All Things Beautiful Books & Gifts 1206-7th Avenue, Invermere (250) 342-7010 Gigi Plassmann learned the art and craft of making ﬁ ne furniture from her father. Th e Euro- pean-style cabinetmaker encouraged her “to imag- ine, to make things and to care for them.” Gigi won awards for her fabulous designs even before graduating from the Fine Woodworking Program at Selkirk College, in 2001. She designs and makes pieces that are speciﬁ cally suited to her client’s lifestyles and tastes—everything from cus- tom mouldings to beds. “Anyone can build a table,” she says. “I want my tables to be unique and interesting and still in use two hundred years from now.” Gigi Plassmann, Owner Gigi’s Fine Woodwork (250) 342-5283 Norma Hansen has worked in the ﬁ nancial in- dustry for 24 years. She has lived in the valley for 14 of those years. Norma got acquainted with Pete’s Marina about four years ago. Today she is involved in over- all operations at the popular marina, including ﬁ nances, marketing and human resources manage- ment. “It’s been very rewarding to watch this business grow,” she says. “Pete and I are partners and we share a vision.” Norma has made some beneﬁ cial ﬁ nancial and management changes in the past four years. She continues to focus on oﬀ ering great ser- vice to local customers and visitors. Norma Hansen, Co-Owner Pete’s Marina www.petesmarina.ca (250) 342-9626 Dianne Powers is the store manager at Phar- masave in Invermere. She came to the Columbia Valley from Edmonton with her husband in the fall of 2004. Dianne acquired extensive business skills during 28 years as a manager with Shoppers Drug Mart. She is recognized as an expert in the ﬁ eld of cosmetics and skin care. Dianne oversees the front-of-store operations at Pharmasave, at its new expanded location in the Chisel Peak Medical Centre, at 417 – 10th Ave- nue.Pharmasave now has a great resource for wom- en looking for special assistance in meeting their health and beauty needs. Dianne Powers, Store Manager Pharmasave 417-10th Avenue, Invermere (250) 342-8877 March 30, 2007 Women in Business • 7 Owner of Sunsations Day Spa in Invermere since 1989, Bonnie-Lou (nickname Sunshine) has many passions including nature and the great out- doors, fresh mountain air and a healthy lifestyle, mountain/dirt biking, kayaking, swimming, hik- ing, water skiing, back country touring, sledding, camping, photography and animals. “I love the valley lifestyle and I am so grateful to live here and do what I love,” she says. Her services include massage, facials, hair, es- thetics. Now by appointment ONLY. “It give me great pleasure to help others look and feel their best.” Bonnie-Lou Ferris, Owner Sunsations Day Spa www.sunsationsdayspa.com (250) 342-6899 Consistent foot care is fundamental for mobil- ity, comfort and independence. As a professionally trained foot care nurse, my aim is to restore and maintain optimum foot health through assessment, intervention, education and ongoing evaluation. As a nurse, I do not perform any treatment be- low the second layer of skin. To safely complete optimal foot status, one or two appointments may be necessary. Th en recommended foot care services are usually held every six to eight weeks. Th e initial assessment costs $55, with a follow- up appointment every six to eight weeks at $35. Mobile services are available for a fee; discounts for appointments with more than one person. Kathy Dobbs, Owner Sole to Soul Foot Care (250) 342-3423 Sue Miller is a veteran in the restaurant busi- ness. She and her husband Richard ﬁ rst opened La Cabina Restaurant in 1997 in Golden, where they operated for three years before moving La Cabina into the Prestige Inn in Radium Hot Springs in 2000. With them they brought their head chef Nicky Brough, who continues to serve authentic Italian dinners with steak, pizza, veal and ﬁ sh. Th e res- taurant also serves great Canadian breakfasts and lunches. “Many of our loyal customers still come from Golden, and since moving we have also built up a local clientele,” says Sue, who wishes to thank all her customers inside and outside the valley. Sue Miller, Owner La Cabina Restaurant Prestige Inn, Radium (250) 347-2340 If you’ve been to Invermere, chances are you’ve chatted with Barbara Konig, the friendly face be- hind the counter at the Konig Meat & Sausage Company. Barbara and her husband Jurgen found- ed the deli in 2000, and quickly earned raves for their fabulous fresh and barbecue-ready meats, full deli, European-style sausages, imported cheeses, sandwiches, little snacks and treats, salads, whole- sale orders, custom cutting and deli-trays. Barbara and Jurgen pride themselves on pro- viding delicious and aﬀ ordable gourmet foods in a distinctly European setting. “We based our busi- ness on a tradition of excellence,” says Barbara. “We honour that tradition every day.” Barbara Konig, Co-Owner Konig Meat & Sausage Company 1210-7th Avenue, Invermere (250) 342-9661 Cathy Dalrymple studied architectural draft- ing and furniture design and production in On- tario. In business for over 15 years now, she worked in Toronto before founding Toby Creek Custom Woodworking, in Invermere. Cathy specializes in furniture design, production, antiques repair and reﬁ nishing. She has been proﬁ led in national news- papers and women’s magazines, and has appeared on television. She is also a contributing editor to Canadian Home Workshop magazine and a regu- lar speaker at the annual national wood show in Toronto. In Invermere, Cathy oﬀ ers classes for women interested in the art and craft of woodworking. Cathy Dalrymple, Owner Toby Creek Custom Woodworking www.tobycreekwood.com (250) 342-3022 Carole Georgeson has always loved rocks and jewelry and fossils. Seven years ago she parlayed her passion into Rivergems, a museum-style jewelry store and fossil gallery, in Steveston, B.C. Last fall, Carole moved Rivergems to downtown Invermere. Th e store carries beautiful high-quality sterling silver and ammolite jewelry, minerals and fossils for the avid collector, and stunning natural gemstone clusters for home décor. “Th ere is something here for everyone,” says Carole. “My business partner Jacqueline Moller and I look forward to sharing our passion for nature’s art with local customers and visitors to the valley.” Carole Georgeson, Jacqueline Moller Co-Owners, Rivergems www.rivergems.com (250) 342-0177 8 • Women in Business March 30, 2007 Marketing help for women in business As the valley grows, there is more and more com- petition for your marketing dollar. How do you know where to spend your money in order to promote your business to your target audi- ence?A one-day workshop called Focused Market- ing: Targeted Eﬀ ort, Tangible Results will be held in Invermere on Friday, April 20th. Sponsored by the Columbia Valley Chamber of Commerce and the Columbia Valley Pioneer, this workshop is aimed at women business owners but ev- eryone is welcome. Th is workshop has been presented in other part of the province by the Women’s Enterprise Centre, B.C.’s leading resource for women who are starting, purchas- ing or growing a small business. “Focus Marketing: Targeted Eﬀ ort, Tangible Re- sults” oﬀ ers Columbia Valley small businesspeople, men and women alike, a proven method for increas- ing the power of their marketing in this full-day work- shop.Focused marketing gets at the ‘why’ of marketing. Th is practical workshop guides you through the pro- cess of building a sound marketing strategy for your business. It’s about strategy ﬁ rst, then tactics. Th is full-day workshop will help participants: • determine the best customers for your marketing eﬀ orts; • understand how to connect with and target those customers, both with a message and the market- ing tools they will ﬁ nd attractive; • match your marketing strategy to your own per- sonal strengths; • discover how to translate your learning directly into a marketing plan and budget for your business for the next 12 months. Th e seminar will be held at the Lions’ Hall at the crossroads from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Th e cost of $69 will include lunch and a Focused Marketing Learning Guide valued at $59.95. For more information and registration: www.wo- mensenterprise.ca/fmInvermere.html or call 1-800- 643-7014, ext. 112. Barbara Konig, owner of Konig Meat & Sausage Company in downtown Invermere, with her delicious deli food. Laurel Douglas, CEO Women’s Enterprise Centre For more information call 1-800-643-7014 or
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