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� e mayor expressed great relief, the lead negotiator said they are very excited, the Oka-nagan Indian Band o� ered no comment and one of the no-side representatives said the sun still rose on Sunday, the day after almost 50 per cent of Lake Country eligible voters turned out to vote and passed the CN Rail corridor referen-dum by a 3 to 1 margin.

� e highest voter turnout for any election or referendum in Lake Country history saw 3,336 residents vote yes and 1,117 vote no, meaning Lake Country can go ahead and borrow $2.6 million giving the CN Rail corridor acquisition team the � nal part of the $22 million it needs to purchase the corridor from CN.

“I’m really relieved that people recognize that this real-ly is an investment for the fu-ture and that we can still do what we have to in terms of running the municipality,” said Lake Country Mayor James Baker. “� is is an investment that we really did want to have Lake Country to have some control over what happens there.”

� e deal with CN Rail is expected to close on June 1, al-though a BC Supreme Court hearing with the Okanagan Indian Band looking for an in-junction to stop the sale is still expected to be heard before the deal can close, according to Doug Gilchrist, the head of the inter-jurisdictional team.

“All the funding is now se-cured for the corridor acqui-sition and we will be proceed-ing forward with our agree-ment with CN with the goal of the June 1 close,” said Gil-christ. “We will continue to work with the property owners that have concerns and with First Nations.”

When it comes to the prop-erty owners most closely in-volved in the process mov-

ing forward, it comes down to the two Oyama properties that have the � rst-right-of-refusal to purchase the corridor from CN.

Gilchrist says they have been in ne-gotiations with the two homeowners throughout the lead-up to the referendum and added he doesn’t see the end result of those talks leading to signi� cant costs.

“I think both property owners are going to be willing to work with us,” he said. “We understand they have a per-sonal vested interest they are trying to protect. I don’t be-lieve either one are opposed to the multi-modal transpor-tation corridor they just want some speci� c interests looked after. I don’t particularly see how there could be signi� cant costs associated with that.”

� e past six weeks or so in Lake Country featured plenty of lobbying e� orts as a yes campaign and two no campaigns brought forward the positives and negatives that could be associated with

the purchase. No campaigns pointed to unknown future costs of purchasing the corri-dor and the issues surround-ing property owners who have lived with the rail line going through personal property for years.

Guy Bissonette said his group and the other no cam-paign brought forward legit-imate issues and he hopes the concerns over future costs don’t come true. Bissonette added the true cost to Lake Country taxpayers is $5.1 million when you add in Kelowna’s invest-ment in Lake Country’s por-tion of the corridor that the municipality has said they plan to eventually purchase back from Kelowna.

“When you have elections there is more than one race and more than one viewpoint,” said Bis-sonette. “I think we put the proper ques-tions forward. Some of them were an-swered and some of them weren’t. We woke up this mor-ning $5.1 million more in debt. We have two loans from two di� erent sources.

At the end of the day I hope they prove me wrong with my concerns about the cost over-runs.”

As for the yes campaign, Duane � omson, who head-ed up the Lake Country Rail Trail Action Team said it’s time to move forward with be-ginning the fundraising work and added he appreciated all of the concerns raised in the community through the pro-cess.

“I think that many of the people who voted no were not necessarily opposed to devel-oping the corridor into a rail trail. Many told us that they were supportive of the trail but did not appreciate the process

(trying to get the issue through via the AAP).” said � om-son. “� ey were fearful that they were not getting the real story, and that negotiations were held behind closed doors, etc. Now that the community has spoken and once they real-ize that their fears were largely ill-founded, many of them will come on board. We are very respectful of those who voted no as many of them had legit-imate concerns that must be considered.”

Once the deal with CN closes, the company will have one year to remove the ties and rails and bring the corridor up to a certain standard as laid out in the deal.

Another group will be formed from the jurisdictions involved to move forward with planning and fundraising.

“It will be a while before there is a whole lot of plan-ning that might happen,” said Baker. “As we have said all along, volunteers in the com-munity are going to be the ones doing the raising of money. We are not doing any-thing other than making the acquisition.”

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A record breaking 4,462 voters, 47.9 per cent of eligible electors, had their say in Lake Country’s Okanagan Rail Corridor Referendum. Figures from the chief election o� cer are:

YES NOAdvance polls 2203 644Election day 1133 473Total 3336 1117 (plus nine rejected ballots)

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ELIGIBLE voters decide 3 to 1 in favour of Lake Country borrowing funds to purchase part of its share of the CN Rail corridor through the district.

If Lake County was wor-ried about its voter turnout af-ter last November’s gener-al election, the district can rest assured that there are plenty of tuned-in residents following the CN corridor referendum.

A record-breaking 4,453 Lake Country residents voted in the referendum, 47.9 per cent of the eligible voters; much higher than the 24 per cent that voted in the Novem-ber elections.

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� e Interior Logging Association’s conference and trade show is back.

� e 57th annual event runs May 7 to 9, with about 400 delegates and the outside equipment display returning for the � rst time since 2009.

“It’s probably equal to or great-er than any I’ve organized since 1974,” said Wayne Lintott, general manager of the Vernon-based ILA.

On May 8 and 9 from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., there will be 90 pieces of equipment in the Kal Tire Place park-ing lot and 40 displays inside.

Lintott isn’t surprised to see equip-ment suppliers � ocking to the event.

“From the trade side of things, they have started to sell more equipment,” he said. “� at pick-up is due to the fact that over � ve to six years, there were not many sales and the guys (logging com-panies) are catching up on equipment.”

� e public is invited to check out the displays.

“It provides an opportunity to learn about the industry and its import-

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polling stations out to its wards. “It was a great turnout,” said Reyna Seabrook, Lake Coun-try’s chief election o� -cer. “We heard tons of positive comments about voting in the wards.

People really appreci-ated it. It comes down to cost but I think it’s a worthwhile investment (for future elections). It makes it so much easier and takes the pressure o� general voting day.”

Total costs for the ref-erendum still need to be

tallied but are estimated at about $15,000, ac-cording to Seabrook.

� e turnout at the polls was welcome news to Lake Country Mayor James Baker.

“� e turnout for the referendum was out-standing and we are very

pleased that residents in the community share our vision of the Okanagan Rail corridor connecting communities and ser-vices of the valley,” said Mayor Baker.

� e o� cial results were given Monday at a special council meeting

to adopt the loan author-ization bylaw.

“Designs, public con-sultation and operating models will be evaluated for developing the corri-dor, but it may be a year or more before the route is developed and the cor-ridor is open to the pub-

lic,” said Michael Mer-cer, director of engineer-ing and environmental services.

“We’d remind residents that while the corridor may be acquired as district-owned land it is currently not open for public use.”

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KEVIN PARNELL

It appears dip-ping into parents pock-et-books will make up the largest share of a $1.3 million shortfall in the amount of money the provincial government is providing for educa-tion in the Central Oka-nagan.

� e Central Oka-nagan School Board’s � -nance and legal commit-

tee has made 14 recom-mendations on how to balance its budget for the coming school year, in-cluding a $400,000 sav-ings to charge parents who bus their kids to school.

� e school board was mandated to make the cuts by the province as part of a $29 million re-duction across B.C. and school boards were tasked with � nding the

savings in areas that did not directly a� ect stu-

dents in the classroom. Among the recom-

mendations that will be presented to the en-tire school board next Wednesday at its regular meeting is the transpor-tation charge, which will increase to $200 per stu-dent per year.

Finance committee chair Lee Mossman said there was much debate on the di� erent cuts but in the end, the savings

had to be found and it was unfortunate parents will have to pay more.

“Unfortunately some of those costs are go-ing to be passed on to families when it comes to transportation,” said Mossman. “I’m glad we were able to maintain a high quality of servi-ces without having to greatly impact the qual-ity of education. But I’m disappointed. If there

was any way we could have done this without impacting parents we would have. But we were put in this position and we had to � nd a way.”

Mossman said any parents who have a hard-ship and can’t pay the transportation fee will be dealt with on a case by case by basis and need to contact the school board o� ce.

� e other single lar-

gest cut comes in the dis-trict’s operating budget by $275,000 while more money will come into the district with an in-crease in international students as well as an ex-pansion of the district Worksafe BC shared service.

� e entire school board will hear the rec-ommendations at its April 29 meeting before voting on them.

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School board mandated to cut the budget in items outside classrooms

Lee Mossman

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ance to the community,” said Lintott.“We have got word out to the school

district to bring the students to learn about the displays. It shows them there is a future in the forest industry and lots of jobs if they chose to go that route.”

� e public can also attend a number of seminars for free at the Best Western Vernon Lodge.

� ey include steep slope logging updates May 8 at 10 am., a safe com-panies update May 8 at 2:30 p.m. and workplace safety law reform in New Zealand May 9 at 9 a.m.

Motivational speaker Philip Jones will provide tips on “How to � t a heart attack into your busy schedule,” May 8 at 1:30 p.m. it is a light-hearted look at managing stress.

� ere will be a May 8 luncheon with Forests Minister Steve � omson.

With 400 delegates in Vernon, Lin-tott is anticipating a major econom-ic boost for the community during the conference. “� ey come to town and they spend money,” he said.

For more information, go to www.interiorlogging.org.

Logging trade show back� ree Lake Coun-

try adult � gure skat-ers brought home sev-en medlas from the Can-adian National Adult Figure Skating Cham-pionships in Calgary ear-lier this month.

Under the coaching direction and skills of Laureen Daniel from the Win� eld Skating Club, the three entered seven events including dance, interpretive and free-skate competitions and either won or placed in every event.

Karen Blyth-Smith, Donna Bergvinson and Wendy Ord have been training and perfecting their programs work-ing towards their goal of competing nationally.

On the ice most ear-ly mornings the women balance family, careers and sport.

“Free skate is the toughest,” Ord ex-plained. “� e rules re-quire certain elements in your program, including jumps, spins and spir-als…I have a lot of bruis-es” she laughed.

While Karen and Donna have come back to skating after having families, Ord only began skating in her late for-ties and credits her team-mates and mostly their

coach with inspiring and encouraging her.

“You’re never too old to learn,” she said. “And you’ve got to � y while you still can”.

With three little ones at home, Blyth-Smith returned to the ice to pursue her dream of competing on a Nation-al level. She’s an accom-plished skater and al-though she hadn’t skated in years, her credentials require she now com-pete at the “gold” and “masters” levels. And she would be skating against much younger competi-tors. Full time teach-er and mother, she’s not short on inspiration and

set the bar high last year when she won two golds and a silver at the Na-tionals in Regina last year.

“Getting in shape was tough but injury management was also a challenge.” she admit-ted and then added with a smile, “and I’m not a morning person…but I love skating, it’s demand-ing, rewarding and fun.”

Bergvinson, who also hails from the Mt. Bou-cherie Club would, ac-cording to her husband, “live on the ice if she could”. Indeed, when they recently traveled overseas they lugged her skates aIl over China

looking for ice. In-spired by her teenaged daughter who’s a multi award-winning skater, Bergvinson decided to try her hand at competi-tion and quickly became addicted.

“� e excitement and the nerves go hand in hand,” she said, “You’re out there and you’re shaking and your heart is pounding and then the music starts and you just go for it.”

� e trio did just that as they brought home 4 gold medals, 2 silver medals and a bronze for the Win� eld Skating Club, www.win� eldskat-ingclub.com

Adult � gure skaters bring medals to Win� eld

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WINFIELD Skating Club adult � gure skaters (L to R) Donna Bergvinson, Karen Blyth Smith and Wendy Ord had a successful trip to nationals earlier this year.

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Rings for � ee Collec-tion by Werner Triesch-mann.

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polling stations out to its wards. “It was a great turnout,” said Reyna Seabrook, Lake Coun-try’s chief election o� -cer. “We heard tons of positive comments about voting in the wards.

People really appreci-ated it. It comes down to cost but I think it’s a worthwhile investment (for future elections). It makes it so much easier and takes the pressure o� general voting day.”

Total costs for the ref-erendum still need to be

tallied but are estimated at about $15,000, ac-cording to Seabrook.

� e turnout at the polls was welcome news to Lake Country Mayor James Baker.

“� e turnout for the referendum was out-standing and we are very

pleased that residents in the community share our vision of the Okanagan Rail corridor connecting communities and ser-vices of the valley,” said Mayor Baker.

� e o� cial results were given Monday at a special council meeting

to adopt the loan author-ization bylaw.

“Designs, public con-sultation and operating models will be evaluated for developing the corri-dor, but it may be a year or more before the route is developed and the cor-ridor is open to the pub-

lic,” said Michael Mer-cer, director of engineer-ing and environmental services.

“We’d remind residents that while the corridor may be acquired as district-owned land it is currently not open for public use.”

Voting in wards success

VOTERS FROM A1

news

KEVIN PARNELL

It appears dip-ping into parents pock-et-books will make up the largest share of a $1.3 million shortfall in the amount of money the provincial government is providing for educa-tion in the Central Oka-nagan.

� e Central Oka-nagan School Board’s � -nance and legal commit-

tee has made 14 recom-mendations on how to balance its budget for the coming school year, in-cluding a $400,000 sav-ings to charge parents who bus their kids to school.

� e school board was mandated to make the cuts by the province as part of a $29 million re-duction across B.C. and school boards were tasked with � nding the

savings in areas that did not directly a� ect stu-

dents in the classroom. Among the recom-

mendations that will be presented to the en-tire school board next Wednesday at its regular meeting is the transpor-tation charge, which will increase to $200 per stu-dent per year.

Finance committee chair Lee Mossman said there was much debate on the di� erent cuts but in the end, the savings

had to be found and it was unfortunate parents will have to pay more.

“Unfortunately some of those costs are go-ing to be passed on to families when it comes to transportation,” said Mossman. “I’m glad we were able to maintain a high quality of servi-ces without having to greatly impact the qual-ity of education. But I’m disappointed. If there

was any way we could have done this without impacting parents we would have. But we were put in this position and we had to � nd a way.”

Mossman said any parents who have a hard-ship and can’t pay the transportation fee will be dealt with on a case by case by basis and need to contact the school board o� ce.

� e other single lar-

gest cut comes in the dis-trict’s operating budget by $275,000 while more money will come into the district with an in-crease in international students as well as an ex-pansion of the district Worksafe BC shared service.

� e entire school board will hear the rec-ommendations at its April 29 meeting before voting on them.

▼ BUDGET MUST BE CUT

School board mandated to cut the budget in items outside classrooms

Lee Mossman

RICHARD ROLKE









ance to the community,” said Lintott.“We have got word out to the school

district to bring the students to learn about the displays. It shows them there is a future in the forest industry and lots of jobs if they chose to go that route.”

� e public can also attend a number of seminars for free at the Best Western Vernon Lodge.

� ey include steep slope logging updates May 8 at 10 am., a safe com-panies update May 8 at 2:30 p.m. and workplace safety law reform in New Zealand May 9 at 9 a.m.

Motivational speaker Philip Jones will provide tips on “How to � t a heart attack into your busy schedule,” May 8 at 1:30 p.m. it is a light-hearted look at managing stress.

� ere will be a May 8 luncheon with Forests Minister Steve � omson.

With 400 delegates in Vernon, Lin-tott is anticipating a major econom-ic boost for the community during the conference. “� ey come to town and they spend money,” he said.

For more information, go to www.interiorlogging.org.

Logging trade show back� ree Lake Coun-

try adult � gure skat-ers brought home sev-en medlas from the Can-adian National Adult Figure Skating Cham-pionships in Calgary ear-lier this month.

Under the coaching direction and skills of Laureen Daniel from the Win� eld Skating Club, the three entered seven events including dance, interpretive and free-skate competitions and either won or placed in every event.

Karen Blyth-Smith, Donna Bergvinson and Wendy Ord have been training and perfecting their programs work-ing towards their goal of competing nationally.

On the ice most ear-ly mornings the women balance family, careers and sport.

“Free skate is the toughest,” Ord ex-plained. “� e rules re-quire certain elements in your program, including jumps, spins and spir-als…I have a lot of bruis-es” she laughed.

While Karen and Donna have come back to skating after having families, Ord only began skating in her late for-ties and credits her team-mates and mostly their

coach with inspiring and encouraging her.

“You’re never too old to learn,” she said. “And you’ve got to � y while you still can”.

With three little ones at home, Blyth-Smith returned to the ice to pursue her dream of competing on a Nation-al level. She’s an accom-plished skater and al-though she hadn’t skated in years, her credentials require she now com-pete at the “gold” and “masters” levels. And she would be skating against much younger competi-tors. Full time teach-er and mother, she’s not short on inspiration and

set the bar high last year when she won two golds and a silver at the Na-tionals in Regina last year.

“Getting in shape was tough but injury management was also a challenge.” she admit-ted and then added with a smile, “and I’m not a morning person…but I love skating, it’s demand-ing, rewarding and fun.”

Bergvinson, who also hails from the Mt. Bou-cherie Club would, ac-cording to her husband, “live on the ice if she could”. Indeed, when they recently traveled overseas they lugged her skates aIl over China

looking for ice. In-spired by her teenaged daughter who’s a multi award-winning skater, Bergvinson decided to try her hand at competi-tion and quickly became addicted.

“� e excitement and the nerves go hand in hand,” she said, “You’re out there and you’re shaking and your heart is pounding and then the music starts and you just go for it.”

� e trio did just that as they brought home 4 gold medals, 2 silver medals and a bronze for the Win� eld Skating Club, www.win� eldskat-ingclub.com

Adult � gure skaters bring medals to Win� eld

CONTRIBUTED

WINFIELD Skating Club adult � gure skaters (L to R) Donna Bergvinson, Karen Blyth Smith and Wendy Ord had a successful trip to nationals earlier this year.

� e George Elliot Secondary School’s Full Moon � eatre Com-pany is presenting three shows of its production: An Evening of One Act Plays.

� e shows include S.P.A.R. and � e Zero-Sum Mind by Stephen Greg and � e Cel Phone

Rings for � ee Collec-tion by Werner Triesch-mann.

� e shows will take place at Creekside � e-atre from Wednesday, April 29 to Friday, May 1 at 7:30 p.m.

Information is avail-able on the Creekside website: www.creek-

sidetheatre.com and on George Elliot ‘s website: www.sd23.bc.ca/

For reservations and group rates email Dan Brochu at: [email protected] or call 250-870-5000 ext. 4312.

Tickets are $5 chil-dren; $8 student/senior; adults $10.



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I can’t ask people to sing about being washed in blood, or sacri� cing

the innocent to the sake of the guilty, or expecting a distant deity to set everything right.

So I’m tempted, sometimes, to amend someone else’s words. I’m a writer, aren’t I?

But also because I’m a writer, I know how I feel when someone � d-dles with my words. It’s too easy for even a minor change to totally change the meaning. Just insert a “not,” for example. Or change “love” to “like,” or “tolerate.”

So how should we treat words that no long-er � t our reality? I sug-gest that we need to change them, and keep them. Yes, both.

I remember some ad-vice given to me by my friend and former minis-ter, Don Johns. I was, at the time, going through

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media’s frantic cover-age of the Great Bun-ker Spill of 2015 has just about run out of fuel.

By late last week, the usually serious Globe and Mail was reduced to quizzing a U.S. ex-pert who had at � rst told the CBC he thought the spill response was pretty good. But then he heard that it might have taken up to 12 hours until the leaking grain ship was completely under con-trol, which would be not so good.

� is U.S. expert ad-mitted he has not “fol-lowed the Vancouver spill very closely,” and was basically speculating. But that’s OK, because the main purpose of this media frenzy is to feed the established narra-tive that the Harper gov-ernment is gutting the Coast Guard while try-ing to ramp up heavy oil shipments to Asia.

Yeah, that makes sense. A University of Toronto philosophy prof recently suggested that

Stephen Harper likes war. Maybe he likes oil spills too.

A retired captain from the now-closed Kitsilano Coast Guard station be-came the latest of a ser-ies of disgruntled ex-em-ployees and union boss-es to serve as the media’s go-to critics. He con-tradicted Coast Guard management at every turn, dismissing them as political appointees with little operational experi-ence.

His claims about loss of spill response cap-ability from Kitsilano are questionable at best. � ere was no talk of spill

response when Kitsilano closed two years ago, be-cause it was a search and rescue station.

Former B.C. Federa-tion of Labour president Jim Sinclair held almost daily news conferences as it closed. People are go-ing to drown, warned a parade of union spokes-people.

It’s been two years, and nobody has.

Premier Christy Clark and Vancouver May-or Gregor Robertson were quick to summon TV cameras as oil-sheen angst spread through condo towers. � ey de-clared the Coast Guard response a failure before they had any real under-standing of it.

Unifor, the union representing Coast Guard employees, has vowed a full-scale elec-tion advertising attack on the Conservatives this year. On federal budget day, Unifor protested the closure of the Ucluelet Coast Guard ship mon-itoring station. Simi-lar stations in Vancouver

and Comox are also clos-ing this year, replaced by a new monitoring system run from Prince Rupert and Victoria.

I asked Industry Min-ister James Moore, the federal minister respon-sible for B.C., if this is a reduction in service. He said 1970s-era ship tracking equipment is being replaced with a new system that has al-ready been deployed on the East Coast, to im-prove safety.

“� ese fears were also raised back in the ’60s and ’70s, when light-houses were de-sta� ed,” Moore said. “I remem-ber people saying, oh my God, this is going to be the end. And it turned out to be complete non-sense.”

Unifor operatives rushed to the media again last week with dire news of a half-hour out-age of this new system, portraying this as evi-dence of a high-tech dis-aster waiting to happen. (Ships were told to mon-itor an old-school emer-

gency radio channel for that uneventful half hour.)

What the union is really doing is ramp-ing up its election propa-ganda, and intensifying e� orts to protect redun-dant positions that are being replaced by new technology.

� ere was a similar media campaign last year targeting the consolida-tion of Veterans’ A� airs into Service Canada of-� ces. � ere are serious problems with services to veterans, but union featherbedding would not help them.

� e B.C. government is also introducing digital technology, eliminating hundreds of paper-push-ing jobs in the process, with a mostly realistic re-sponse from unions.

But in this federal election year, realism will be in short supply.

Tom Fletcher is legis-lature reporter and col-umnist for Black Press.

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the innocent to the sake of the guilty, or expecting a distant deity to set everything right.

So I’m tempted, sometimes, to amend someone else’s words. I’m a writer, aren’t I?

But also because I’m a writer, I know how I feel when someone � d-dles with my words. It’s too easy for even a minor change to totally change the meaning. Just insert a “not,” for example. Or change “love” to “like,” or “tolerate.”

So how should we treat words that no long-er � t our reality? I sug-gest that we need to change them, and keep them. Yes, both.

I remember some ad-vice given to me by my friend and former minis-ter, Don Johns. I was, at the time, going through

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a vocational crisis. I had lost a job that I thought God had been prepar-ing me for; I didn’t know where I should be go-ing next.

“Write out a prayer,” Don told me. “Write it out very carefully, so that it says exactly what you want. Put it up some-where you can see it as you work. � en pray it every day.”

So I did. I laboured for days, getting the wording exactly right. I explained to God my hopes, my fears, my struggles. I pinned the prayer up on my bulletin board, and I prayed it every morning and every evening.

But an answer didn’t come.

After about a month, I revised a few words in the prayer, so that I could seek more precise-ly the guidance I want-ed. I typed it out again. I pinned the new version up on top of the old one.

� e guidance still didn’t come.

After about six months, and several more revisions, I got fed up with Don’s process, and pulled the little stack of sheets o� the bulletin

board. Out of curiosity I

compared the latest ver-sion with the � rst ver-sion. And I realized I had received the answers I was looking for. Because the changes in the text—tiny changes, cumulative changes—had all moved in the same direction.

� at’s why it’s import-ant to keep the origin-al around, so that you can see where you’re moving.

� e Bible was hand-copied by thou-sands of people, over the 15 centuries before printing. Each one prob-ably made changes. Per-haps as marginal notes. Perhaps substituting a simpler word for a dif-� cult word. Perhaps by mistake. And then other people copied those changes, and added their own.

� at’s why bib-

lical scholars keep try-ing to get back as close as possible to the origin-al manuscripts. Not be-cause the original is ne-cessarily better. Just be-cause a writer lived 2,000 years ago doesn’t make that person smarter or wiser.

But it helps us see the direction that chan-

ges have taken us. Only when we can see where we’ve come from, can we decide whether the dir-ection we have come is the direction we want to go.

Author Jim Taylor lives in Lake Country.

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Life changes by tiny unnoticed incrementsTAYLOR FROM A4

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Spring has come to the Okanagan and toes everywhere are

happy to be free again. Being released from

our bulky Sorels, skiing and snowshoeing boots, most of us have donned the light runners, � ats and � ip-� ops.

Over the winter, our feet become accustomed to the rigid, supportive boots we wear for tack-ling icy and snowy ter-rain. As the snow melts o� away, you may � nd yourself running or walking more frequent-ly in a less supportive shoe. Some feet may re-spond negatively to the lack of support found in most summer shoes. If we transition too quick-ly in � imsy shoes there is the potential of develop-ing an injury known as plantar fasciitis.

� is condition can cause pain in the arch, heel or ball of the foot due to in� ammation in the plantar fascia from overuse or over stretch-ing. � e plantar fascia is connective tissue that covers the arch of your foot and connects your

heel bone to the bones of your toes. � is painful condition can be caused by standing, walking or running for long periods of time; walking or run-ning on unstable sur-faces like sand; or rapidly changing the amount of standing, walking or run-ning involved in your day to day routine.

If you have plan-tar fasciitis you may ex-perience pain on the � rst steps out of bed in the morning, or after sitting or driving for prolonged periods as the plantar fa-scia and muscles of your foot have become tight while immobilized, and respond with pain when being stressed upon

those � rst steps.Some people may be

at higher risk of develop-ing this condition based on the shape of their foot. People with very low arches and people with high arches who over-pronate, or lose the arch in their foot when they walk or run, may be at a greater risk. How-ever, there is no evidence proving that if you have this type of foot you are guaranteed to develop plantar fasciitis.

In fact, there has been recent debate on whether or not it is better to wear supportive footwear to help maintain our arch shape, or wear minimal-ist shoes with very little support so that our mus-cles are required to func-tion properly to support our arches.

We do know, how-ever, that most of us will change our footwear from sturdy winter shoes to summer � ip-� ops, and most of us will increase the amount of time we spend walking or run-ning in the summer compared to the winter.

In order to mini-

mize the e� ects of this transition there are a few things you can do. While the weather is still warming up, you can start a training regime to stretch and strength-en the muscles of your calves and feet.

Recent research by Jung DY et el. 2011 and Mulligan EP, Cook PG 2013 shows that exercis-es for the bottom of the foot lead to an increase in strength in the mus-cles that support your arch and less navicular drop, a measurement of pronation.

Here’s one simple ex-ercise you can start with is: Stand with your feet shoulder width apart, keeping your toes and heels on the ground. Im-agine a pin is coming up from the ground and poking your foot in the centre of the arch. Try to contract the muscles of your foot so this pin does not poke you. Now with the muscles of your arch contracted, balance on one leg while trying to maintain the position of your arch. Challenge yourself by throwing or

kicking a ball while in this position or lifting up onto your toes.

After exercises, and a few other times dur-ing the day, remember to stretch the calves and bottom of your feet, to ensure they do not be-come too tight with the new amount of activity.

When you are ready to tackle your spring and summer activities, make sure to do it gradually. If you are a runner, don’t start running the dis-tance you were running before the snow cov-ered the trails. Take a few weeks to slowly increase your distance each day.

If your goal is to wear a less support-ive shoe, like a bare-foot sports shoe or � ip-� op, the same rule ap-plies. Wear this shoe for short periods of time each day, then switch to a more supportive shoe for the rest of your ac-tivity. Slowly increase the amount of time you spend in these shoes, so your feet have time to adapt to the change.

If you want happy feet this summer, slowly in-

crease the time spent in new footwear during your spring and summer activities and get a head start on exercises that will help you to avoid plantar fasciitis. � is will allow you to enjoy out-door activities that are

the highlight of this sea-son.

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� e Oyama Community Club invites you to join in celebrating its annual Oyama Fun Day to be held on Sunday June 7.

� is fun-packed family celebration gets underway at 8 a.m. with a pancake breakfast, silent auction and ra� e. � e parade starts at 11 a.m. at Oyama General Store, � nishing at Oyama Traditional School.

� e afternoon kicks o� with children’s � eld games and activities, historical displays, bounce zone, � re-men’s burger burn, bake shoppe tea, farmers market, the big stage, Oyama Legion open house and more food and fun for everyone.

Oyama Fun Day on June 7 this year

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LAKE COUNTRY artist and art instructor Marlene McPherson with a painting from her new collection which focuses on the changing landscapes of Lake Country.

Development in Lake Country is something that has been happen-ing over the past num-ber of years and as the community continues to grow, more change is coming.

And for Lake Coun-try artists Marlene G. McPherson, those chan-ges motivated her to cap-ture the essence and beauty of the area, specif-ically the scenery on Spi-on Kop Mountain

McPherson’s new art exhibition Changing Lands, is now on display at the Lake Country Art Gallery.

Changing Lands is a collection of acryl-ic paintings featuring Lake Country’s Spion Kop Mountain record-ing the natural beauty

and vulnerability of the grasslands, before they disappear to develop-ment, while also address-ing the everyday changes happening in the lands around us.

McPherson began painting Spion Kop Mountain in the year 2000, before realiz-ing the major changes it would see; for example the 1,000-plus residen-tial development under-way and the new high-way now complete. She focused on the foothills with its natural grass-lands and many wild � owers recording the es-sence of the land. Once she realized how quick-ly the mountain was go-ing to be changed for-ever she sped up her ef-forts and changed her

painting style to include more broken colour, as if to describe the scene as � eeting. All the art-works are painted in a new style McPherson created especially for the series applying acrylic paint loosely with a pal-ette knife.

McPherson is known regionally for her 20 plus years of private art in-struction to local bud-ding artists of all ages. She teaches through her Win� eld studio M.G.M. Fine Art Studios as well as local galleries and schools.

� e exhibition con-tinues to May 16 and is free to all.

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� e Lake Country Arts Bazaar will kick o� its second season in Lake Country on May 2.

Held on one Saturday morning of each month, between May and Sep-tember, the Lake Coun-try Art Bazaar creates a unique cultural delight to add interest to your sum-mer months. Meet lo-cal artists and artisans, collectors of vintage and purveyors of hand craft-ed curiosities.

� e brain child of Pet-rina McNeill, manager of the Lake Country Art Gallery, the Arts Bazaar was inspired by similar events in her native Eng-land.

� e Lake Country Arts Bazaar holds a spe-cial place in McNeill’s heart.

“Early experiences in London where streets were � lled with � ne art, popular art, student-de-signer wear, funky soft

furnishings, import-ed and vintage curios-ities, all manner of shiny things and exotic foods each bustling for atten-tion are all a part of the Lake Country Art Ba-zaar,” said McNeill.

New to the bazaar will be a group of UBCO creative studies students who will add fresh and exciting ideas to the mix. Eight students are set to rotate through the sum-mer so every month will have its own twist.

Also new this year will be Shonek Studios with its colourful ceram-ic, glass, paintings and more; local illustrator Sharlene McNeill with collectible art cards and a children’s book hot o� the press which she will happily sign for you.

� e kick-o� this Sat-urday will see the return of many favourites in-cluding Denise Wandt (art, cards, gifts, home

and garden wares), Angie Hanson and Farah Can-uel (encaustic art and

supplies), Stacey Dean (Earth Haven studio handpainted ceramics), Norbert Spyth (stained glass art), Perch Travel-ling Boutique (vintage clothing and accessories) and of course the fabu-lous Win� eld United Church bakers with their delicious cakes.

Stay a while and enjoy live music, impromptu entertainment or the joy of people-watching on a summer day under the Manitoba Maple Tree.

Bring your visitors for something to remem-ber; bring the family and make art with the kids at the Lake Country Art Gallery’s Family Art drop-in from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m.

Take home your art, someone else’s art, a freshly baked cake and something to add sparkle to the rest of your week-end.

� e Lake Country

Art Bazaar runs from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. on May 2, followed by four more Saturday dates for the season: June 6, July 4, Aug. 1 and Sept. 12. � ese events all take place at the Art House, located right next door to the Lake Country Art Gallery.

� is cultural hub also shelters three resident artists plus the Gallery Gift Shop and the Art-shelf—he only used art book store in the Oka-nagan, all of which com-plement the Lake Coun-try Arts Bazaar beauti-fully.

Vendor spots are still available, for as little as $10 for � ve feet of space or $20 for 10 ft. Book for the season for extra sav-ings.

Please visit lake-countryartgallery.ca for all the details. It’s for everyone and it’s free to attend.

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� e Oyama Community Club invites you to join in celebrating its annual Oyama Fun Day to be held on Sunday June 7.

� is fun-packed family celebration gets underway at 8 a.m. with a pancake breakfast, silent auction and ra� e. � e parade starts at 11 a.m. at Oyama General Store, � nishing at Oyama Traditional School.

� e afternoon kicks o� with children’s � eld games and activities, historical displays, bounce zone, � re-men’s burger burn, bake shoppe tea, farmers market, the big stage, Oyama Legion open house and more food and fun for everyone.

Oyama Fun Day on June 7 this year

Changing landscapesKelowna singer-song-

writer Jordan Dean writes from the heart.

And while his songs may not be mainstream, they de� nitely grabbed the attention of the judg-es and Lake Country residents alike in this year’s open mic contest.

Dean was named the winner of the 2015 Lake Country Open Mic Has Talent contest last week, winning the grand prize including a multitude of performance opportun-ities this year.

“� ank you to Jenn and all the judges for putting on this con-test,” said Dean. “I like to write my stu� a little outside the norm of pop country and I’m glad it paid o� . � ank you for appreciating heartfelt music, and I can’t wait for the IPE this sum-mer.”

� ere were � ve � nal-ists in the contest.

Performances from Madeleine and Ab-bey Ertel, Michael Pain-chaud, Bob’s Brown Shoes and Ben Klick as well as Dean were met with appreciation from the audience.

After hearing an im-pressive array of talented musicians from around the Okanagan Valley, the judges were chal-lenged with determining the winner. Aaron Gor-don, winner of the com-petition in 2014 and an adjudicator this year, an-nounced that he would o� er each musician a performing opportunity on the Emerging Art-ists stage at the Interior Provincial Exhibition in Armstrong.

As the winner, Dean will also perform at Lake Country’s Open Air and ArtWalk, Kelowna’s Parks Alive and Pentic-ton Festivals as well as get recording time with DMA Studios.

“Congratulations to all of the musicians that participated in the con-test this year, with a spe-cial acknowledgement to Jordan Dean,” said or-

ganizer Jennifer Boal. “� ank you to the Lake Country Co� ee House, the Lake Country Open Air, and the Fresh Out-look Foundation for

sponsoring this event and, as well, thank you to Andrew Smith, Aaron Gordon, Carol and Sean Sproule, Dan Marcelino, Karen Miller, and Janet

Stein for their contribu-tions. I am already excit-ed for next year!”

While music lovers enjoyed the fourth an-nual contest, singers have

brought the talent level up each year.

“Not only is the Lake Country Open Mic a ton of fun, it’s an incred-ible way to meet and

get to know other local musicians,” said musi-cian Ben Klick. “Every-one involved makes the experience that much more enjoyable, and it’s a

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Conservation o� -cer Terry Myroniuk has dealt with many prob-lem bears over his near-ly 20-years as a conserv-ation o� cer and in some pretty strange places as well.

� ere was the time, while working in the Vancouver area, he had to � re o� a dart to tran-quilize a bear at the Metrotown Mall in Bur-naby or the time there was a bear to deal with at the PNE in the heart of Vancouver.

Now working in the Central Okanagan, My-roniuk says those cases are good examples of how far a bear will go into an urban setting, es-pecially if it has become habituated to � nding and eating garbage, left unattended by the public.

“Where we do deal with human-bear con-� icts or bears that are ha-

bituated or showing ag-gression, nine times out of 10 it has been the direct result of a fail-ure of the commun-ity to keep garbage away from bears,” said Myron-iuk. “To say we are get-ting better isn’t quite good enough because we are still having problems. It only takes one or two people that are opening up a bu� et by not keep-ing their garbage secure.”

Depending on where you live in the Central Okanagan, bears may be front of mind and some-thing you deal with on a regular basis (Peach-land) or you may think there is no chance of a human-bear con� ict (downtown Kelowna). But Myroniuk says the Central Okanagan is in the heart of bear country and its orchards and fruit trees are very attractive for bears.

“We’ve created bet-ter bear habitat (in the

Central Okananan) in a lot of ways by our de-velopment and with our orchards. We’re right smack dab in the middle of bear country and in some ways we are baiting them to our community with all these orchards and vineyards and lush vegetation and garbage,” he said. “We are provid-ing them a year round food source if we are not dealing with our garbage properly. Quite often we are dealing with bears in January that should have long since been sleep-ing but if they have that year round food source they don’t go into hiber-nation.”

So far this year there have been reports of bears in West Kelowna, East Kelowna, Peach-land, Joe Rich and Lake Country. On average bears have started to appear this year a few weeks earlier than usual.

And Myroniuk says

bear and human con� icts are going to continue until the public decides it’s enough of an issue to push local governments to do more.

“I think the pub-lic needs to decide if this is an important issue to them,” he said. “� en it works its way up to lo-cal government to real-ize what the community wants. Some municipal-ities in the province have strict bylaws about how people store their gar-bage. We’re just not there yet in the Kelowna area.”

•••For the past 16 years

a non pro� t group that was � rst called Bear Aware has been work-ing with local govern-ments around the prov-ince, providing educa-tion, toolkits and o� ering partial funding to have a bear aware coordinator

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Easy food for hungry bears in spring is the garbage we leave lying around

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working for a municipal-ity during bear season.

Now known as Wildsafe BC, the pro-gram received applica-tion from 32 commun-ities around B.C. this year and was able to fund 23 of those.

“When a commun-ity is funded under our program, we do the hir-ing and the co-ordin-ator is our employee,” said Wildsafe BC prov-incial co-ordinator Frank Ritcey. “� ey have a

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� e Lake Country Garden Club is holding its annual plant sale early next month.

� e group will host the event, featuring great plants and great priz-es, Saturday May 9 from 9 a.m. until noon at the Senior’s Activity Centre in Win� eld.

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People are begin-ning to work the soil and sow seeds in the Oyama community garden. � ere a few plots avail-able for rent. � e cost is $20 per year and a one time $5 charge for the key to the shed.

If you are unfamiliar with the Oyama Com-munity Garden it is lo-

cated in the southwest corner of the ball � eld area of the Oyama Com-munity Hall. Once you have your garden, all needed tools are sup-plied.

For more informa-tion contact Marj at 250-548-3837 or [email protected].

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GETTING into garbage is one of the main insti-gators of human-bear con� ict. An Okanagan conservation o� cer says municipalities should be doing more to help their citizens become bear aware.

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working for a municipal-ity during bear season.

Now known as Wildsafe BC, the pro-gram received applica-tion from 32 commun-ities around B.C. this year and was able to fund 23 of those.

“When a commun-ity is funded under our program, we do the hir-ing and the co-ordin-ator is our employee,” said Wildsafe BC prov-incial co-ordinator Frank Ritcey. “� ey have a

training session about re-ducing human bear con-� ict. We teach them the biology of the key con-� ict species we deal with. We provide a tool kit with brochures and printed materials like door hangers. � ey go back into the community and get the message out to people about manag-ing the attractants and keeping your garbage in until collection day.”

In the Central Oka-nagan, only Peachland applied to be part of the program this year. Nei-

ther Kelowna, West Ke-lowna, Lake Country nor the Regional District of Central Okanagan made application for the program although other communities in the gen-eral area did.

� e City of Vernon received partial funding while the Regional Dis-trict of Okanagan Sim-ilkameen will also have a bear aware coordinator to work with the com-munities in that area.

Despite pledging $4,000 to go towards the program, Peachland was

turned down and o� ered a partial program but de-clined to take part and instead will opt to apply for the full coordinator position again next year.

“Unfortunately we aren’t able to fund all of the positions,” said Ritcey. “� at’s the real-ity of life. We don’t have enough money to fund everyone.”

Wildsafe BC is al-most entirely funded through the B.C. gov-ernment. Last year it had

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a $275,000 budget and a funding announce-ment for the group is ex-pected to come down again soon.

While the group wasn’t able to fund all of the requests it received this year, Ritcey says the only way to properly deal with human-animal con-� icts is to have all com-munities on board.

“Our goal is to see every community in the province serviced by Wildsafe BC,” he said. “It’s really important that everyone is on the same page. � e bears and the deer, they haven’t � gured out where the municipal boundaries are. We will make representations again to the regional dis-tricts about getting them to join the program and to the government to in-

crease our funding.” When Bear Aware

started in 1999, Ritcey says provincial stats showed close to 1,000 bears a year were being destroyed while a typical year in the recent history shows that number clos-er to 500 animals being destroyed.

“A big part of that is that people are starting to get the message about managing their attract-ants. By the time we get the whole province on board that number will drop even further,” said Ritcey.

•••In 2009, when the

Central Okanagan Regional District intro-duced its automated gar-bage pickup program, delivering standard bins to its customers and al-lowing trucks the ability to pick-up without get-

ting out of their vehicle, there was an option available to the public for a bin that locked.

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Problem was, the pub-lic wasn’t interested and the up-take on the lock-able bins was close to zero.

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Residents would have had to pay more but locking your garbage or storing it in a separate building that locks is the number one way to avoid bear-human con� icts.

In the mid 2000s CORD did have a Bear Aware program but it was eliminated and cur-rently CORD doesn’t have a bear-focussed program other than to send out press releases and deal with issues on case by case issue if there is a complaint.

“� ere hasn’t been a lot of interest at the pol-itical level to re-insti-tute the (bear aware)

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•The Winfield CommuniTy ChurCh ladies Group - is holding their Annual Strawberry Tea, Bake & Craft Sale. Sat., May 23 from 1pm to 3pm at 9460 Glenmore Road, Winfield. Everyone Welcome.

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•BadminTon - Fridays 9:30-11:30 Oyama Hall. Drop-in $2.50. Great exercise & fun for all. Contact Rob. 766-3034•lC seniors’ CenTre prime Time - 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Rd., will be hosting Prime Time again every Monday from 1:00 until 3:15. Entertainment & refreshments are served & everyone welcome. Call 250-766-4220 or Joanne 250-766-0667 for info.

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program,” said Rotheis-ler. “� ere isn’t an over-whelming outcry (from the public or polit-icians).”

According to conserv-ation o� cer Terry My-roniuk, getting muni-cipalities on board will start at the grassroots

level. Until the public puts pressure on its local-ly elected o� cials to deal with bear and human con� icts, nothing will change, he said.

At this point the 17 year veteran of the con-servation o� cer service says the Central Oka-nagan is lagging behind other jurisdictions in the

interior.“Kamloops has adopt-

ed Bear Smart status by making core changes to the way garbage is sorted and picked up to mini-mize the impacts,” he said. “It’s time for com-munities to step up. We’re light years behind some of the other com-munities that have sta�

going out to do preven-tion and education be-coming more bear aware and avoiding con� icts. � e worst part of my job is having to put down a bear. It’s awful. I don’t even know how to de-scribe it. But what makes it even harder is when you look at what has oc-curred to bring the bear

to that point, it’s always, always, always people re-lated. � e problem is not the bear it’s the people. It’s frustrating that there are still people that don’t get it.”

For more bear infor-mation: www.wildsafebc.com. To report a problem with wildlife call 1-877-952-7277.

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ANDREW WINDELSApril 6, 1987 - April 8, 2015

Andrew’s smile and contagious laugh will be forever missed. Survived by

sons Ethan and Mali, his parent’s Rolf and Juanita, his siblings Kellie

(Roland), Niaomi (Brodie), Anna, Matt, his nephew William and niece Lexie.

Andrew had a special place in his heart for his confi dant and friend

Uncle Kel (Ellen). He will be missed dearly by all of his Swiss and

Canadian relatives.Till we meet again. Celebration of Life will be held on May 2 at 2 pm at the WInfi eld Community Church - 9460 Glenmore

Rd, Winfi eld BC.

BOLTON, HOWARD STANLEYLong-time resident of Lake Country, BC, passed away

peacefully on April 26, 2015. Howard was born in Calgary, AB on June 24, 1929. He met Anne Catherine Michel in

Vancouver, BC, where he was serving as an RCMP offi cer. They married on December 10, 1951, and Howard became

a member of the Vancouver City Police. After leaving the Vancouver Police force, Howard and Anne farmed in

Stoughton, Saskatchewan, before making a permanent move to Winfi eld, BC. Howard and Anne were active

members of the business community in Winfi eld for many years. They owned and operated Woodsdale General Store

and Spartan Dry Cleaners. Howard was a member of the Winfi eld Lions Club, and was involved in many community improvement projects. He is survived by his son, Jerry, and

daughter-in-law Louise; four grandchildren: Jon (Krista),Adam, Stephanie (Nicolas), and Laura; fi ve

great-grandchildren; and brother Jim (Anne). A graveside service will take place on Thursday, April 30, 2015 at

Lakeview Memorial Gardens at 1:00 pm. Howard’s family wishes to thank the staff of Brandt’s Creek Mews and Dr. Penney for their care and many kindnesses to Howard.

Condolences may be sent to the family by visiting www.springfi eldfuneralhome.com, 250-860-7077.

Announcements

Craft Fairs

SPRING CRAFT SALESun May 3, 10-3pm. Winfi eld Memorial Hall. Over 50 tables

of crafts. Get your Mothers Day gifts here! Please bring a

donation to the food bank.Kathy, 250-863-0649

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US capable Class 1 Drivers required immediately: We are an Okanagan based transport company looking for qualifi ed drivers for US loads we run primarily in the Pacifi c North-west, Utah, Arizona and Neva-da. We offer a new pay rate empty or loaded. All picks and drops paid. Assigned units company cell phones and fuel cards. Regular home time Direct deposit paid every second Friday with no hold backs. We offer a rider and pet policy. Company paid US travel Insurance. All applicants must have reliable transporta-tion and a positive attitude. Please fax resume & abstract to 250-546-0600 or by email to [email protected] NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.

Help WantedIMMEDIATE Hire FARMHAND Beaverdell, B.C. Pay $2000/month plus 2BR House to live in. Contact GORD (250)484-5470

Services

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Home CareCARE AID needed in Winfi eld Care is Private in home, one one one, Lady is trached and on ventilator Training Provid-ed/ $15.50/hr 250-766-2251 or Text/ Call 403-803-6620

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Pets & Livestock

Pets$1,000 Reward for Missing Dog!!! Lost on April 13th, 2015. She is a small black miniature pincher. 11 lbs, black and tan color with a bit of grey due to age. When she went missing she was wearing a beige jacket with brown ted-dy bear patterns on her coat. The coat has a blue trim. She was last seen near old Sica-mouse road in Grindrod. Please call me if you have any information at 778-883-7219 or [email protected]. Thank you please help us!!!

Merchandise for Sale

Firearms27th Anniversary at the Best Little Gun Shop Around. Quality Firearms Buy & Sell. Weber & Markin Gunsmiths 4-1691 Powick Rd Kel 250-762-7575 Tue-Sat 10-6 facebook.com/WeberMarkin

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Misc. WantedCASH Paid for 10K-24K jewel-ry, old coins & $5 coins & higher. Todd - 250-864-3521

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Misc. WantedPrivate Collector Looking toBuy Coin Collections, Silver,Antique Native Art, Estates +Chad: 250-863-3082 in town.

PURCHASING scrap gold & old Canadian & American coin collections. 250-548-3670

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Everyone is invited to a Parking Lot Party at Winfield Memorial Hall

Saturday, May 2, 2015 10:00am – 11:30am

Come to this informal party to . . . Celebrate the 20th anniversary of Lake Country Celebrate the community Mural that has been created by 480 citizens

and 2 artists, for installation on the Memorial Hall south wall Participate in some fun painting activities Enjoy some cake and refreshments

This 20th anniversary party and mural project is a collaboration between:

Lake Country ArtWalk Lake Country Art Gallery Lake Country Public Art Commission

Building Inspector II - Temporary Full-time Vacancy 6 month term potentially leading to permanent

Semi-annual water bills for the period January 1 to June 30, 2015 are due and payable before 4:30 pm on Thursday, April 30. Payments received after the close of business April 30, 2015 will be charged a late penalty of 5% on the unpaid balance.

Payments can be made by mail; in person at Municipal Hall 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Rd; at all major financial institutions; or via internet and telephone banking. There is an after-hours drop box to the right of the main door of Municipal Hall. Municipal office hours are from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday (excluding statutory holidays).

Semi-Annual Utility Bills are due April 30, 2015

okanaganway.ca and the District’s Facebook page your “go to” places for online community information

Coral Beach Tennis Court closed for resurfacing

The Coral Beach tennis courts will be CLOSED for resurfacing, repair and renovation April 23 – May 16. After mid-May local tennis enthusiasts will be able to enjoy a refinished tennis court surface, new poles and net. The tennis courts on Woodsdale Road are open for play during the Coral Beach court renovation project.

Lake Country’s 20th Anniversary

Burning Permits expire tomorrow

Eligible property owners with permits have until April 30th to wrap up any open burning in the Central Okanagan.

Until April 30th, those people with properties greater than one hectare will be allowed to burn outdoors, but only after receiving a valid permit from their local fire authority and only after confirming that burning is allowed on a particular day. Farmers and large lot owners must also follow any regulations before lighting wood debris piles.

Prior to igniting any fire, eligible property owners with a valid permit must call the toll-free Outdoor Burning Hotline: 1-855-262-2876 (BURN). It will tell them if open burning is allowed on a particular day. Both the Venting and Air Quality must be good in order for burning to occur within Central Okanagan fire jurisdictions. This information is also available each morning after 8:00 am at regionaldistrict.com/airquality.

The Community Services Department is seeking a temporary full-time Building Inspector II to join their team.

The Building Inspector II is responsible for directing compliance with the B.C. Building and Plumbing Codes & District Bylaws, by examining and checking construction and site plans, conducting field inspections, and meeting with members of the public for the purpose of promoting good construction and development in the District of Lake Country. Where necessary the Building Inspector II takes appropriate action on enforcement of codes, acts and bylaws. The normal work week is 35 hours, Monday to Friday, plus the option of a compressed work week to get every 3rd Friday off.

For a detailed job description, and more information about Lake Country please visit the District’s website at www.lakecountry.bc.ca.

Applications will be received Until 4:00 pm on May 7, 2015

Please submit your cover letter and resume to: Human Resources and Safety Manager

District of Lake Country E-mail: [email protected]

We thank all applicants for their interest, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

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