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Centrepiececelebrated Oyama’s heritage Sunday as traditional Japanese entertainment, cultural activities and displays were features................................3
Vehiclesof all sorts were admired Sunday at the Lake Country Customs and Classic Car Show in Swalwell Park................................3
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RICHARD ROLKE
A change in tra� c patterns has meant a dead-end for some mer-chants in Oyama.
No sooner was the new stretch of High-way 97 open Aug. 16 when customers visit-ing businesses along the old highway and Oyama Road evaporated.
“It (new highway) is almost like a freeway and it doesn’t go through town so people are driv-ing right past,” said Owen Dickie, a Lake Country councillor, add-
ing that there was confu-sion about how to access Oyama.
“I had one orchardist say that one person drove to Kelowna (looking for him) and then came back and wound up in Vernon.”
� e District of Lake Country’s tourist infor-mation centre at Gatz-ke Orchards was receiv-ing about 50 visitors a day before the high-way opened. On Aug. 17, the day after the route was unveiled, there were none.
� ere have been ques-
tions as to why the Min-istry of Transportation didn’t immediately post attraction and direction signs once the new high-way opened.
“� ere seems to be re-luctance to recognize the
community of Oyama,” said Dickie.
“I don’t think there is any malice involved, there just seems to be an oversight.”
While Oyama is part of Lake Country, Dickie
says there has to be a rec-ognition of Oyama’s cen-tury-old identity.
“Oyama has been an entity for a long time and businesses have been as-sociated with Oyama a lot longer than the municipality has been around,” he said.
� e Ministry of Transportation says that it understands the im-portance of highway signage for residents and businesses in Lake Country.
“Signage has been dis-cussed with municipal stakeholders throughout
the project as the sign lo-cations and wording is part of the detailed de-sign,” the ministry said in a press statement. “Some of the � nal sign adjust-ments needed to happen after the new alignment was activated, otherwise the signs would be con-fusing for travellers.”
� e ministry said in-stallation of service and attraction signs started during the middle of last week and should have been completed by last Saturday.
Richard Rolke is a Black Press reporter.
▼ HIGHWAY SIGNS NEEDED
Fewer customers for Oyama since bypass opened
‘‘I HAD ONE ORCHARDIST SAY THAT ONE PERSON DROVE TO KELOWNA (LOOKING FOR HIM) AND THEN CAME BACK AND WOUND UP IN VERNON.
Owen Dickie,District of Lake Country councillor
THE Swiss Village Resort Motel is one of several businesses that will have less tra� c going by now that the new stretch of Highway 97 is open. Businesses along what is now Pelmewash Parkway are worried “vacancy” will become the norm as customers pass them by.WADE PATERSON/BLACK PRESS
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As everyone is now aware, the new four -lane
highway is open and it is a nice stretch of road.
� e impact of the highway on Oyama re-mains to be seen, but
there are some items that have become obvious very quickly.
SIGNAGE FOR OYAMA AT THE NORTH EXIT
I, like many of you, was surprised by the
absence of signage for Oyama or at least Oyama Road on the new highway. I have talked to Lake Country sta� and understand there has al-ready been some dis-cussion between Lake
Country and the prov-ince regarding this.
I have also been in contact with MLA Norm Letnick. He is aware of the problem and has asked the Min-istry of Highways to im-
prove the signage as soon as possible.
However, I need your help to keep this in the forefront so it can be cor-rected quickly. Please take a moment and send your comments to: [email protected].
SPEED REDUCTION ON PELMEWASH PARKWAY
� e speed limit on Pelmewash Parkway has been reduced to 50 km/h. As some people have already found out, the police are patrolling the road and handing out tickets to speeders. So you may want to slow down and save yourself some money.
NEW TRAFFIC ON PELMEWASH PARKWAY
With the reduction in the volume and speed of tra� c, there are signi� -cantly more pedestrians and cyclists on Pelme-wash Parkway. Please be careful and considerate when meeting or passing cyclists and pedestrians.
BUS SERVICE TO OYAMA� e current bus ser-
vice to Oyama is going to remain as it was pre-vious to the opening of the new highway for the time being. � e e� ect of the new highway on the bus schedule and trav-el times will be reviewed and a decision regarding the service will be made by Vernon Transit, which
runs the buses.I do know that many
people are unhappy with the current level of service for Oyama (over-crowded buses, times, etc.). BC Tran-sit is beginning to look at a Community Busing service for Oyama and the Lakes. � is will be a small bus that travels be-tween Oyama, Win� eld and the Lakes. � ere will be a public meeting re-garding this and as soon as I know the date, I will let you know.
OYAMA ROADOn a di� erent topic,
there have been some changes to Oyama Road. � e tra� c lanes have been narrowed and a second bike lane added to the north side of the road. It is hoped that this will make walking and cycling on Oyama Road safer while reducing tra� c speed. I will be re-questing tra� c monitor-ing so we can compare vehicle speeds before and after the changes to de-termine if they have had the desired e� ect.
� ere has also been an increase in the area for shoulder parking across from the school and repairs/upgrades to the drainage on Oyama Road.
Owen Dickie is the Oyama Ward council-lor for the District of Lake Country.
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▼ COUNCILLOR’S REPORT
Some details yet to be worked out with new Hwy 97 bypass
Councillor’s ReportOwen Dickie
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� e province of Brit-ish Columbia says it is changing the rules re-garding how advertising � nancing is reported for local government elec-tions.
Coralee Oakes, B.C.’s Minister of Commun-ity, Sport and Cultur-al Development, said the changes are the most sig-ni� cant to local elections legislation in nearly two decades and are a re� ec-tion of the recommenda-tions of a joint provincial and Union of BC Muni-cipalities local govern-ment elections task force.
Local government election rules apply to municipalities, region-al districts, parks boards,
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runs the buses.I do know that many
people are unhappy with the current level of service for Oyama (over-crowded buses, times, etc.). BC Tran-sit is beginning to look at a Community Busing service for Oyama and the Lakes. � is will be a small bus that travels be-tween Oyama, Win� eld and the Lakes. � ere will be a public meeting re-garding this and as soon as I know the date, I will let you know.
OYAMA ROADOn a di� erent topic,
there have been some changes to Oyama Road. � e tra� c lanes have been narrowed and a second bike lane added to the north side of the road. It is hoped that this will make walking and cycling on Oyama Road safer while reducing tra� c speed. I will be re-questing tra� c monitor-ing so we can compare vehicle speeds before and after the changes to de-termine if they have had the desired e� ect.
� ere has also been an increase in the area for shoulder parking across from the school and repairs/upgrades to the drainage on Oyama Road.
Owen Dickie is the Oyama Ward council-lor for the District of Lake Country.
250-548-3837
CARS…Four-year-old Seth Kunz, 4, admires one of the many vehicles on dis-play Sunday at the � fth annual Lake Country Customs and Classic Car Show, held at Swalwell Park.
WADE PATERSON/
BLACK PRESS
WADE PATERSON/BLACK PRESS
CHIEKO KOK (right) works on origami while Nagisa Wood writes in Japanese, Sunday at Centrepiece 2013, held at Okanagan Centre Park. � e event included traditional Japanese entertain-ment, cultural activities and displays.
news
� e Lake Country Chamber of Commerce will be hosting its 11th annual Business Excel-lence Awards and silent auction on Oct. 19 in the Grapevine Restau-rant at Gray Monk Es-tate Winery.
� e chamber antici-pates approximately 105 guests at this func-tion and the funds raised will go toward � e Lake Country Food Bank as well as other cham-ber networking func-tions and community events to bene� t mem-bers as well as commun-ity residents.
To make this event as exciting and extravagant as the chamber hopes, it needs your help.
Anyone can sup-port the event by do-nating gift certi� cates,
merchandise or servi-ces. In exchange, you will receive some ex-cellent community ex-posure and advertising. Your company name, ad-dress, phone number and donation will be list-ed in the digital auction brochure that we will send to all Lake Coun-try Chamber of Com-merce members and lo-cal media prior to the auction. Your business name will be listed in the auction program at the event.
In exchange for your auction item donation the chamber will display your businesses racking cards in its Business In-formation Centre for the year.
If you wish to partici-pate in this event please send your rack cards or
business cards with your item.
A chamber mem-ber of sta� will glad-ly pick up your dona-tion, or it can be mailed to the chamber address listed below. In order for your item to be includ-ed in the digital auction brochure it must received by Oct. 1. Please � ll out a donation form and re-turn it to Corrinne at [email protected] or drop it o� with your donation at the Chamber o� ce, 106-3121 Hill Road, Lake Country B.C., V4V 1G1.
If you have any ques-tions do not hesitate to contact the chamber.
Corrinne Cross is the manager of the Lake Country Chamber of Commerce.
▼ CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Business Excellence Awards
� e province of Brit-ish Columbia says it is changing the rules re-garding how advertising � nancing is reported for local government elec-tions.
Coralee Oakes, B.C.’s Minister of Commun-ity, Sport and Cultur-al Development, said the changes are the most sig-ni� cant to local elections legislation in nearly two decades and are a re� ec-tion of the recommenda-tions of a joint provincial and Union of BC Muni-cipalities local govern-ment elections task force.
Local government election rules apply to municipalities, region-al districts, parks boards,
the Islands Trust and boards of education.
Local election rules will be modernized in two phases said Oakes.
A white paper out-lining government’s in-tentions will be released in early September and legislation is scheduled to be introduced next spring to implement task force recommendations, except expense limits, for the 2014 local elections.
Consultation with key interested parties on ex-pense limits will also be undertaken starting in November this year. � is consultation could lead to further legisla-tive changes for the 2017 elections.
� e rules for next year’s November lo-cal government elec-tions will be consolidat-ed in a proposed new act for campaign � nance in local elections. Details of those changes will be included in the white paper to be released ear-ly this fall.
Highlights include: • Disclosure and regis-
tration by third-party ad-vertisers
• Sponsorship infor-mation to be required on all election advertising
• All campaign � -nance disclosure state-ments to be � led 90 days after the election instead of the current 120 days
• Banning anonymous
contributions. � e proposed legis-
lation also will give Elec-tions BC a key role in enforcing compliance adherence to campaign � nance rules in local elections.
“We are committed to ensuring that elec-tion participants are fully aware of any chan-ges well in advance of the Nov. 15, 2014, local elec-tions,” said Oakes.
“� ese changes are about enhancing trans-parency and account-ability.”
UBCM said it is pleased to see that the province is moving for-ward with the new rules on a phased-in approach.
▼ MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS
B.C. government to phase in rule changes for local government elections
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runs the buses.I do know that many
people are unhappy with the current level of service for Oyama (over-crowded buses, times, etc.). BC Tran-sit is beginning to look at a Community Busing service for Oyama and the Lakes. � is will be a small bus that travels be-tween Oyama, Win� eld and the Lakes. � ere will be a public meeting re-garding this and as soon as I know the date, I will let you know.
OYAMA ROADOn a di� erent topic,
there have been some changes to Oyama Road. � e tra� c lanes have been narrowed and a second bike lane added to the north side of the road. It is hoped that this will make walking and cycling on Oyama Road safer while reducing tra� c speed. I will be re-questing tra� c monitor-ing so we can compare vehicle speeds before and after the changes to de-termine if they have had the desired e� ect.
� ere has also been an increase in the area for shoulder parking across from the school and repairs/upgrades to the drainage on Oyama Road.
Owen Dickie is the Oyama Ward council-lor for the District of Lake Country.
250-548-3837
CARS…Four-year-old Seth Kunz, 4, admires one of the many vehicles on dis-play Sunday at the � fth annual Lake Country Customs and Classic Car Show, held at Swalwell Park.
WADE PATERSON/
BLACK PRESS
WADE PATERSON/BLACK PRESS
CHIEKO KOK (right) works on origami while Nagisa Wood writes in Japanese, Sunday at Centrepiece 2013, held at Okanagan Centre Park. � e event included traditional Japanese entertain-ment, cultural activities and displays.
news
� e Lake Country Chamber of Commerce will be hosting its 11th annual Business Excel-lence Awards and silent auction on Oct. 19 in the Grapevine Restau-rant at Gray Monk Es-tate Winery.
� e chamber antici-pates approximately 105 guests at this func-tion and the funds raised will go toward � e Lake Country Food Bank as well as other cham-ber networking func-tions and community events to bene� t mem-bers as well as commun-ity residents.
To make this event as exciting and extravagant as the chamber hopes, it needs your help.
Anyone can sup-port the event by do-nating gift certi� cates,
merchandise or servi-ces. In exchange, you will receive some ex-cellent community ex-posure and advertising. Your company name, ad-dress, phone number and donation will be list-ed in the digital auction brochure that we will send to all Lake Coun-try Chamber of Com-merce members and lo-cal media prior to the auction. Your business name will be listed in the auction program at the event.
In exchange for your auction item donation the chamber will display your businesses racking cards in its Business In-formation Centre for the year.
If you wish to partici-pate in this event please send your rack cards or
business cards with your item.
A chamber mem-ber of sta� will glad-ly pick up your dona-tion, or it can be mailed to the chamber address listed below. In order for your item to be includ-ed in the digital auction brochure it must received by Oct. 1. Please � ll out a donation form and re-turn it to Corrinne at [email protected] or drop it o� with your donation at the Chamber o� ce, 106-3121 Hill Road, Lake Country B.C., V4V 1G1.
If you have any ques-tions do not hesitate to contact the chamber.
Corrinne Cross is the manager of the Lake Country Chamber of Commerce.
▼ CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Business Excellence Awards
� e province of Brit-ish Columbia says it is changing the rules re-garding how advertising � nancing is reported for local government elec-tions.
Coralee Oakes, B.C.’s Minister of Commun-ity, Sport and Cultur-al Development, said the changes are the most sig-ni� cant to local elections legislation in nearly two decades and are a re� ec-tion of the recommenda-tions of a joint provincial and Union of BC Muni-cipalities local govern-ment elections task force.
Local government election rules apply to municipalities, region-al districts, parks boards,
the Islands Trust and boards of education.
Local election rules will be modernized in two phases said Oakes.
A white paper out-lining government’s in-tentions will be released in early September and legislation is scheduled to be introduced next spring to implement task force recommendations, except expense limits, for the 2014 local elections.
Consultation with key interested parties on ex-pense limits will also be undertaken starting in November this year. � is consultation could lead to further legisla-tive changes for the 2017 elections.
� e rules for next year’s November lo-cal government elec-tions will be consolidat-ed in a proposed new act for campaign � nance in local elections. Details of those changes will be included in the white paper to be released ear-ly this fall.
Highlights include: • Disclosure and regis-
tration by third-party ad-vertisers
• Sponsorship infor-mation to be required on all election advertising
• All campaign � -nance disclosure state-ments to be � led 90 days after the election instead of the current 120 days
• Banning anonymous
contributions. � e proposed legis-
lation also will give Elec-tions BC a key role in enforcing compliance adherence to campaign � nance rules in local elections.
“We are committed to ensuring that elec-tion participants are fully aware of any chan-ges well in advance of the Nov. 15, 2014, local elec-tions,” said Oakes.
“� ese changes are about enhancing trans-parency and account-ability.”
UBCM said it is pleased to see that the province is moving for-ward with the new rules on a phased-in approach.
▼ MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS
B.C. government to phase in rule changes for local government elections
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I’ve received some hostile letters. But most of my critics have the courage to sign their
names. I have nothing but scorn for those who write but then hide be-hind anonymity.
Particularly for the person who described herself as “One pissed-o� mother” in a letter to Brenda Millson, grand-mother of a 13-year-old autistic boy named Max.
“You sel� shly put your kid outside every day and let him be nothing but a nuisance and a prob-lem to everyone else,” the woman wrote. “When you feel your idiot kid needs fresh air, take him to our park, you dope! Crying babies, music, and even barking dogs
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The Liberals spent big bucks to � nance their
come-from-behind vic-tory in May’s provincial election.
Figures released this week by Elections B.C. show the three Liberal incumbents in the Cen-tral Okanagan—Steve � omson, Norm Letnick and Ben Stewart—easily outspent their NDP challengers and it paid o� . All three easily won their respective rid-ings, taking more than half the entire votes cast in each riding.
But while � om-son’s campaign in Ke-lowna-Mission spent the most at $76,268 (com-pared to the NDP’s Tish Lakes $24,500) and Let-nick the second most in Kelowna-Lake Country at $72,411 (compared to the NDP’s Mike Nuyens at $51,553), it was Stew-art ($67,424 in West-side-Kelowna compared to NDP challenger Ca-
role Gordon’s $38,341) who paid the biggest price.
� at’s because, three weeks after retaining his seat by the largest mar-gin of the three, he gave it up so Premier Christy Clark could run in a bye-lection.
Despite the fact the three Central Okanagan seats were seen as “safe” for the Liberals, � om-son, Letnick and Stew-art were taking no chan-ces in the election given the widespread belief the Liberal government was
on its way out prior to the campaign.
But we know what happened to “conven-
tional wisdom” on elec-tion night. � e Liberals turned it on its head and not only won, they did so with a mandate for an-other majority govern-ment.
Stewart served just one day of his second term in o� ce—he was sworn in and immedi-ately resigned after ear-lier saying he would do so to let Clark run here. When Clark ran in the byelection, she bettered
Stewart’s 58 per cent of the total vote haul by nearly four per cent.
So, did the local Lib-
erals need to spend so much when the chan-ces of electing an NDP MLA in these parts is so remote?
� omson, Let-nick, Stewart and even Clark—who lost her Vancouver-area seat on election night—will tell you over-con� dence is a killer when seeking elec-tion. Taking the elector-ate for granted is often a straight path to an in-cumbent politician hav-
ing to insert the word “former” in front of that title after the votes are counted.
Given the doom and gloom the Liberals were facing heading into the election, not even the lo-cal trio running in “safe” Liberal ridings could count on an automatic return to the Legislature.
But in Stewart’s case, all his hard work and the spending that went along with it eventually went for nought.
I’m told sever-al re-elected MLAs of-fered to step down for Clark, including � om-son and Letnick. But it was Stewart’s seat the premier chose.
� at’s the problem with makingsuch a magnanimous of-fer—it might just be ac-cepted.
Alistair Waters is the assistant editor of the Ke-lowna Capital News.
▼ PROVINCIAL ISSUES
Big bucks helped Liberals make ‘safe’ seats evensafer for the May election and July byelection
City Con� dentialAlistair Waters
opinion opinion
Hate letter writers prefer to hide behind anonymity
▼ FAITH TODAY
SEE TAYLOR A5
Life and FaithJim Taylor
‘‘TAKING THE ELECTORATE FOR GRANTED IS OFTEN A STRAIGHT PATH TO AN INCUMBENT POLITICIAN HAVING TO INSERT THE WORD “FORMER” IN FRONT OF THAT TITLE AFTER THE VOTES ARE COUNTED.
names. I have nothing but scorn for those who write but then hide be-hind anonymity.
Particularly for the person who described herself as “One pissed-o� mother” in a letter to Brenda Millson, grand-mother of a 13-year-old autistic boy named Max.
“You sel� shly put your kid outside every day and let him be nothing but a nuisance and a prob-lem to everyone else,” the woman wrote. “When you feel your idiot kid needs fresh air, take him to our park, you dope! Crying babies, music, and even barking dogs
opinion
are normal in a residen-tial neighbourhood. He is NOT!”
(As a compulsive editor, I’ve deleted most of the 118 exclamation points the writer stu� ed into 26 sentences.)
� e writer continued: “Take whatever body parts are non-retard-ed and donate them to science…. Do the right thing and move or eu-thanize him!”
� e anonymous writ-er writes Max o� : “No employer is going to hire him, no normal girl is going to marry/love him….What good is he to anyone!”
To say that I’m of-fended by such a letter is an understatement.
I believe that if you won’t put your name to it, you shouldn’t say it.
� e Crown attor-ney’s o� ce in Ontario says that the letter “falls below the threshold for a
hate crime,” according to a CBC report.
� e Crown attorney is wrong. � e writer herself states, “I HATE people like you, who believe just because you have a spe-cial needs kid, you are entitled to special treat-ment!”
I take that attack per-sonally. My wife and I had a special needs child; he died of an in-curable genetic illness. Our adopted grand-son’s emotional disorder also quali� es him as spe-cial needs. Advocating euthanasia for any hu-man who doesn’t � t “nor-mal” strikes me as crim-inal incitement.
Saskatchewan farm-er Robert Latimer served 10 years in jail for doing exactly what the letter writer recommended. He asphyxiated his daugh-ter Tracy, who had spent all of her 13 years in con-stant pain. She couldn’t walk or talk, had recur-ring seizures, repeated
operations.She was far worse o� ,
by any measure, than Max.
Would the writer be willing to serve Latimer’s sentence for him, for fol-lowing her instructions?
I wonder how the Ontario Crown attor-ney would respond if the views expressed in her letter had been directed against blacks, Jews, gays, or women?
Try reworking a few sentences:
• “Your black kid scares the hell out of my normal children.”
• “A woman is a hin-drance to everyone and will always be…”
• “No employer is ever going to hire a gay per-
son.”• “MOVE! Go live
in a trailer in the woods with your Jew kid!”
� e Criminal Code speci� es “willful promo-tion of hatred towards an identi� able group, or…public incitement of hatred that could con-ceivably lead to a breach of the peace.”
According to Univer-sity of Alberta law pro-fessor Steven Penney, “identi� able groups” are limited to “colour, race,
religion, ethnic origin, or sexual orientation.” Ap-parently mentally handi-capped young people don’t deserve the law’s protection.
� e anonymous writ-er concluded: “Nobody wants you living here and they don’t have the guts to tell you!”
Look in your mir-ror, lady.
Author Jim Taylor lives in Lake Country.
▼ HATE CRIME
Discrimination laws should be adjusted to include the mentally handicappedTAYLOR FROM A4 ‘‘ACCORDING TO UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA LAW
PROFESSOR STEVEN PENNEY, “IDENTIFIABLE GROUPS” ARE LIMITED TO “COLOUR, RACE, RELIGION, ETHNIC ORIGIN, OR SEXUAL ORIENTATION.” APPARENTLY MENTALLY HANDICAPPED YOUNG PEOPLE DON’T DESERVE THE LAW’S PROTECTION.
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“You sel� shly put your kid outside every day and let him be nothing but a nuisance and a prob-lem to everyone else,” the woman wrote. “When you feel your idiot kid needs fresh air, take him to our park, you dope! Crying babies, music, and even barking dogs
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The Liberals spent big bucks to � nance their
come-from-behind vic-tory in May’s provincial election.
Figures released this week by Elections B.C. show the three Liberal incumbents in the Cen-tral Okanagan—Steve � omson, Norm Letnick and Ben Stewart—easily outspent their NDP challengers and it paid o� . All three easily won their respective rid-ings, taking more than half the entire votes cast in each riding.
But while � om-son’s campaign in Ke-lowna-Mission spent the most at $76,268 (com-pared to the NDP’s Tish Lakes $24,500) and Let-nick the second most in Kelowna-Lake Country at $72,411 (compared to the NDP’s Mike Nuyens at $51,553), it was Stew-art ($67,424 in West-side-Kelowna compared to NDP challenger Ca-
role Gordon’s $38,341) who paid the biggest price.
� at’s because, three weeks after retaining his seat by the largest mar-gin of the three, he gave it up so Premier Christy Clark could run in a bye-lection.
Despite the fact the three Central Okanagan seats were seen as “safe” for the Liberals, � om-son, Letnick and Stew-art were taking no chan-ces in the election given the widespread belief the Liberal government was
on its way out prior to the campaign.
But we know what happened to “conven-
tional wisdom” on elec-tion night. � e Liberals turned it on its head and not only won, they did so with a mandate for an-other majority govern-ment.
Stewart served just one day of his second term in o� ce—he was sworn in and immedi-ately resigned after ear-lier saying he would do so to let Clark run here. When Clark ran in the byelection, she bettered
Stewart’s 58 per cent of the total vote haul by nearly four per cent.
So, did the local Lib-
erals need to spend so much when the chan-ces of electing an NDP MLA in these parts is so remote?
� omson, Let-nick, Stewart and even Clark—who lost her Vancouver-area seat on election night—will tell you over-con� dence is a killer when seeking elec-tion. Taking the elector-ate for granted is often a straight path to an in-cumbent politician hav-
ing to insert the word “former” in front of that title after the votes are counted.
Given the doom and gloom the Liberals were facing heading into the election, not even the lo-cal trio running in “safe” Liberal ridings could count on an automatic return to the Legislature.
But in Stewart’s case, all his hard work and the spending that went along with it eventually went for nought.
I’m told sever-al re-elected MLAs of-fered to step down for Clark, including � om-son and Letnick. But it was Stewart’s seat the premier chose.
� at’s the problem with makingsuch a magnanimous of-fer—it might just be ac-cepted.
Alistair Waters is the assistant editor of the Ke-lowna Capital News.
▼ PROVINCIAL ISSUES
Big bucks helped Liberals make ‘safe’ seats evensafer for the May election and July byelection
City Con� dentialAlistair Waters
opinion opinion
Hate letter writers prefer to hide behind anonymity
▼ FAITH TODAY
SEE TAYLOR A5
Life and FaithJim Taylor
‘‘TAKING THE ELECTORATE FOR GRANTED IS OFTEN A STRAIGHT PATH TO AN INCUMBENT POLITICIAN HAVING TO INSERT THE WORD “FORMER” IN FRONT OF THAT TITLE AFTER THE VOTES ARE COUNTED.
names. I have nothing but scorn for those who write but then hide be-hind anonymity.
Particularly for the person who described herself as “One pissed-o� mother” in a letter to Brenda Millson, grand-mother of a 13-year-old autistic boy named Max.
“You sel� shly put your kid outside every day and let him be nothing but a nuisance and a prob-lem to everyone else,” the woman wrote. “When you feel your idiot kid needs fresh air, take him to our park, you dope! Crying babies, music, and even barking dogs
opinion
are normal in a residen-tial neighbourhood. He is NOT!”
(As a compulsive editor, I’ve deleted most of the 118 exclamation points the writer stu� ed into 26 sentences.)
� e writer continued: “Take whatever body parts are non-retard-ed and donate them to science…. Do the right thing and move or eu-thanize him!”
� e anonymous writ-er writes Max o� : “No employer is going to hire him, no normal girl is going to marry/love him….What good is he to anyone!”
To say that I’m of-fended by such a letter is an understatement.
I believe that if you won’t put your name to it, you shouldn’t say it.
� e Crown attor-ney’s o� ce in Ontario says that the letter “falls below the threshold for a
hate crime,” according to a CBC report.
� e Crown attorney is wrong. � e writer herself states, “I HATE people like you, who believe just because you have a spe-cial needs kid, you are entitled to special treat-ment!”
I take that attack per-sonally. My wife and I had a special needs child; he died of an in-curable genetic illness. Our adopted grand-son’s emotional disorder also quali� es him as spe-cial needs. Advocating euthanasia for any hu-man who doesn’t � t “nor-mal” strikes me as crim-inal incitement.
Saskatchewan farm-er Robert Latimer served 10 years in jail for doing exactly what the letter writer recommended. He asphyxiated his daugh-ter Tracy, who had spent all of her 13 years in con-stant pain. She couldn’t walk or talk, had recur-ring seizures, repeated
operations.She was far worse o� ,
by any measure, than Max.
Would the writer be willing to serve Latimer’s sentence for him, for fol-lowing her instructions?
I wonder how the Ontario Crown attor-ney would respond if the views expressed in her letter had been directed against blacks, Jews, gays, or women?
Try reworking a few sentences:
• “Your black kid scares the hell out of my normal children.”
• “A woman is a hin-drance to everyone and will always be…”
• “No employer is ever going to hire a gay per-
son.”• “MOVE! Go live
in a trailer in the woods with your Jew kid!”
� e Criminal Code speci� es “willful promo-tion of hatred towards an identi� able group, or…public incitement of hatred that could con-ceivably lead to a breach of the peace.”
According to Univer-sity of Alberta law pro-fessor Steven Penney, “identi� able groups” are limited to “colour, race,
religion, ethnic origin, or sexual orientation.” Ap-parently mentally handi-capped young people don’t deserve the law’s protection.
� e anonymous writ-er concluded: “Nobody wants you living here and they don’t have the guts to tell you!”
Look in your mir-ror, lady.
Author Jim Taylor lives in Lake Country.
▼ HATE CRIME
Discrimination laws should be adjusted to include the mentally handicappedTAYLOR FROM A4 ‘‘ACCORDING TO UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA LAW
PROFESSOR STEVEN PENNEY, “IDENTIFIABLE GROUPS” ARE LIMITED TO “COLOUR, RACE, RELIGION, ETHNIC ORIGIN, OR SEXUAL ORIENTATION.” APPARENTLY MENTALLY HANDICAPPED YOUNG PEOPLE DON’T DESERVE THE LAW’S PROTECTION.
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In this column I am going to focus on
the treatment of chron-ic muscle and nerve pain
and why it can be so dif-� cult to � nd a solution
for this type of pain. It is estimated that
over one third of the adult population in North America su� ers from chronic pain.
� at is a staggering statistic. � is means that one of out of every three people out on the street is dealing with ongoing daily pain.
Research shows that suicide is nine times more prevalent in people with chronic pain than with depression and it is estimated that, in the United States, chronic pain a� ects more people than diabetes, cancer and heart disease combined.
So, is chronic muscle and nerve pain so com-mon?
To understand this question we have to look at the gradual process that happens to all of our bodies to some degree over many years.
As harsh as it sounds, the reality is that as we age our bodies are slowly ‘rotting’. By the time we reach our 50s and 60s we will all get some amount of arthritis in our spine.
How fast we rot de-pends on a variety of fac-tors including our over-all � tness levels, nutri-tion, the types of jobs we do, family genetics and any traumatic injuries we sustain along the way, ie.:
Motor vehicle accidents. As the arthritis in
the spine progresses, the nerves that exit the small spaces between each spinal bone (vertebrae) start to become irritated. In response to this irri-tation, the muscles that these nerves supply then start to form tight bands. � ese bands are the ‘knots’ you feel when you rub sore muscles.
� e muscle bands not only cause pain but they also begin to pull at joints and tendons as well as compress the al-ready sensitive nerves at the spine.
� ese tight bands often do not respond to traditional treatment ap-proaches such as stretch-ing, massage and spinal manipulation.
A form of treatment that has been gaining popularity in the last � ve to 10 years for chron-
ic muscle and nerve pain is intramuscular stimu-lation (IMS). � is treat-ment technique was de-veloped by a doctor in Vancouver by the name of Dr. Chan Gunn. Dr. Gunn developed this
technique while working with people who were injured on the job and whose pain was not go-ing away with traditional treatment approaches.
What he found in these patients was that by stimulating their tight muscles with an acu-puncture needle, the pain very often signi� cant-ly improved or in many cases disappeared.
So, the key to ad-
dressing this chron-ic pain process is to re-lease the muscle tension. In an IMS treatment, when the needle enters the taut band the muscle will ‘grab’ the needle and a deep, cramping sensa-tion is felt.
Once the muscle grabs it, it will then typ-ically ‘reset’ itself and begin to relax.
When the tight muscle relaxes, a decrease in pain should follow.
IMS is now being rec-ognized and used by physiotherapists and doctors around the world to treat chronic pain of musculoskeletal origin.
If you are su� ering from ongoing muscle or nerve pain and haven’t had success with trad-itional types of treat-ment, IMS may be worth trying.
For more information about IMS visit: www.istop.org.
Graham Gillies is a registered physiotherapist at Sun City Physiother-apy Win� eld, is a fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative � erapy and a certi� ed Gunn IMS practitioner.
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What is IMS and how can it help get rid of your chronic pain?
Keeping You MovingGraham Gillies
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‘‘IN AN IMS TREATMENT, WHEN THE NEEDLE ENTERS THE TAUT BAND THE MUSCLE WILL ‘GRAB’ THE NEEDLE AND A DEEP, CRAMPING SENSATION IS FELT. ONCE THE MUSCLE GRABS IT, IT WILL THEN TYPICALLY ‘RESET’ ITSELF AND BEGIN TO RELAX.
Retired astronaut Chris Had� eld will speak at the Kelow-na Community � e-atre, Oct. 7, as part of UBCO’s Distinguished Speaker series.
His talk, � e Sky is Not the Limit, will touch on lessons he’s learned in the � elds of leadership, teamwork, collaboration, science and technology.
Dubbed “the most famous astronaut since Neil Armstrong” by the BBC, Had� eld became a worldwide sensation by harnessing the power of social media while in outer space.
Had� eld took com-mand of the Inter-national Space Station in March this year, and his multiple daily tweets and photos from space helped people see the world di� erently.
Had� eld achieved many � rsts in Canadian space history. In 1992, he was chosen to take
part in Canada’s second class of astronauts. � ree years later, he became the � rst Canadian to use the Canadarm and the � rst to board a Rus-sian spacecraft. In 2001, he performed two space-walks as a mission spe-cialist on STS-100.
Had� eld has re-ceived the Vanier Award, the NASA Exception-al Service Medal and the Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal. He was inducted into Canada’s Aviation Hall of Fame in 2005 and was commemorated on the Royal Canadian Mint silver and gold coins in 2006.
Had� eld’s Kelow-na speaking event has al-ready sold out. But there will be a waiting list at the Kelowna Com-munity � eatre, 1375 Water St., on the even-ing of Oct. 7 and any un-claimed tickets will be available then, say organ-izers of the event.
Had� eld in Kelowna
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ACROSS:2. The outside part of a tooth. 3. A crusty build-up on teeth.5. A substance that dentists put in your teeth to fill a hole caused by a cavity.10. The tooth you find at the back of the mouth.11. What you might end up with if you don’t take care of your teeth.13. Tooth doctor.14. A tool that children use to clean their teeth.
DOWN:1. A paste used for cleaning the teeth. 3. Children should brush their teeth at least ______ a day.4. A dental hygienist is a person that ______ your teeth.6. Pink tissue surrounding the teeth.7. String children use to clean between their teeth.8. Dentist place these on your teeth to straighten your smile.9. This is a picture of the inside of your teeth.12. More than one tooth.
Children’s dental health: AN ADULT RESPONSIBILITYGetting children to brush their teeth is not always an easy task. Between all the protests and tears, many parents just give up and wait for their children to grow up before instilling good oral hygiene habits. Unfortunately, that is a choice that can have long-term negative consequences, because these habits are essential from a very early age. Here are five tips that can encourage good oral hygiene in young children.
1. Accustom babies to oral hygiene by gently cleaning their gums with a damp cloth twice a day.
2. The first tooth should be brushed as soon as it appears, and dental floss should be used before brushing where any two teeth are touching. Before the age of three, brush-ing of the teeth and gums has to be done by an adult for it to be effective. Establish a routine (two minutes of brush-ing morning, evening, and preferably after every meal) and stick to it. The first appointment to see a dentist should be made when the first teeth appear.
3. Up to age seven, teeth brushing should be super-vised by an adult. In fact, very close supervision is recommended until chil-dren are mature enough to write their own names.
4. Turn teeth brushing sessions into a game. You could use a puppet as the official teeth inspector, or use some kind of timer or play a song that lasts
about two minutes in order to show children how long they should brush. For every thorough brushing, let children choose a star sticker to put on a calendar hanging in the bathroom. Give a child a reward if the calendar has two stickers for every day of an entire week.
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Kalamalka Lake has been nominated in a contest to name the Best Public Space in Can-ada in the Canadian Institute of Planners’ an-nual competition to recognize Canada’s truly special places.
“Kalamalka Lake is central to the identity of Lake Country, Vernon and Coldstream and is probably one of the most photographed lakes in the Okanagan Valley due to its outstanding colour and character, not to mention its value as a natural and recreational resource,” said
Mark Koch, director of planning and develop-ment for Lake Country.
Generations of residents and visitors have enjoyed the shores and waters of Kalamal-ka Lake for recreation and a source of drink-ing water; the agricultural community has ap-preciated this rich aquatic resource to nurture orchards and vineyards; and the First Na-tions have valued its vibrant contribution to life since time immemorial. All seek to pre-serve and continue to enjoy Kalamalka Lake as
an outstanding public space of incredible nat-ural beauty.
“� ere is an urban legend here that says Kalamalka Lake was named one of the 10 most beautiful lakes in the world by Nation-al Geographic back in the ’60,” said Mary Jo O’Keefe, acting mayor of Vernon. “When you see the colours of the lake start to change and the streaks of turquoise go into the lake’s depths it is not hard to believe that this is truly a special place in a very special corner of the
world.”“It is great to live and work in an area that
has the jewel of the Okanagan—Kalamal-ka Lake—as its centrepiece,” said Coldstream Mayor Jim Garlick. “We hope everyone shares our belief that Kalamalka Lake is one of the Best Places in Canada and will vote in the contest.”
To vote for Kalamalka Lake, got to www.cip-icu.ca/greatplaces and look for the Vote button.
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Winner of the Red CrossEmergency Preparedness Kit
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in the Lake Country Calendar.
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To older broth-er, Vic. Hi Vic. Well, here I
am again, back at camp Owaissi, for another summer camp.
Yup, another summer spent with really good friends, under the stars, on Okanagan Lake.
� e only thing really missing here aside from you, Vic, is the camp caretaker Old Steve.
How blessed were we as brothers to share that man’s life? Wow, he truly was another path� nder sent our way.
� e old Angli-can Church Camp, (known by us and thou-sands of other young-sters as Camp Owaissi) hasn’t changed a whole lot from the last time you were here.
� ere are a few new cabins, alright, and ac-tually a really big, circu-lar, covered stage near the water.
Some kind benefac-tor with a heart to match his talk actually funded it and it sure is neat.
Even Old Steve would have loved it. He probably would have re-ferred to it as a “gal darn, knock-kneed, bull-head-ed, pigeon-toed stupid kind of idea” and sug-gested it was a waste of natural space, however from a design and basic construction perspective he would have loved it.
Plus it is great for the camp kids—and Old Steve loved kids.
Robert, or ‘Old Steve’ (as we knew him), would also like the new shelter because it is made from recycled wood.
Having spent time in an orphanage as a youngster and skid row as an adult, Old Steve learned to hate anything wasted—food, materials or lives.
Actually the new camp Owaissi caretaker, Keith “Poppa” � om and Old Steve (who ran things when we were here last), are a lot alike, and yet a whole bunch not.
Keith is one really cool guy who sure knows how to run a camp and work with people. He is much more diplomatic and people-centered as camp director and care-taker than Old Steve was.
Keith loves kids as well, and frowns upon waste. � ey both have great big kind hearts even though they some-times try and pretend di� erent, and they are
strong caring Christians despite the perceptions that others may have or had.
Both Steve and Keith are true survivors. Both have committed much of their lives to help-ing others � nd their way back. Both are straight shooters and hard work-ers. � eir handshake is gold and so are their hearts.
� e di� erences are stark. Old Steve wasted 13 years as an alcoholic, rode the rails as a hobo, and once cut o� another man’s ear for a bottle of wine.
Keith plays guitar and writes wonderful songs. I guess they both under-stand hunger.
� ere are a few other changes at camp Owais-si—one of which Teresa and I just helped with.
We assisted Keith’s’ brother-in-law Larry to build a new wharf (with recycled wood of course).
I reminded my-self twice the other day while constructing the dock why I prefer using a computer to a hammer.
My left thumb is now very purple and about half the size of my foot.
Life is still calm and peaceful at Camp Owaissi, though the water has been too choppy to � sh or canoe much.
Tomorrow I hope to try and hike up to where the old large cross is above the camp. (Yes it’s still there).
It sure is neat to be back here at the same camp where both you and I spent so many summers.
Between Anglican Church camps and Cub Scout camps, we spent a lot of our youth on the shoreline of this camp, or in the cabins. It’s kind of like a homecoming.
I think of Mom, who was Akela with the Sixth Kelowna Cub Pack for several years, and dedi-cated so much time with us and other cubs having a wonderful summer life here at Owaissi.
It’s hard to believe that it has been 50 years this month since I � rst set foot on this camp-ground, nestled on the water not far from Oka-nagan Resort.
I was eight years of age the � rst time Mom and Dad sent me here for a week at the Church Camp and then three weeks later for a Cub camping trip. (Who really had the holiday?)
You had been here a couple years before me, Vic, and met Old Steve the summer before I did.
We had no idea at the time how much both Old Steve and Camp Owaissi would impact our lives.
I guess it was a camp when I was 10 that we encountered the skunk on the trail to the cross and it sprayed me.
� at ruined my camp and I was sent home to “defume.”
� e last few nights Keith and Larry have joined Tez and me at our campsite for some songs
and yarns. It’s allowed me to
really see what a won-derful person and singer/songwriter he is.
Keith just played an original song titled In-visible. It is a humbling song, like this whole beautiful campsite—a reminder that we are all just part of something so much bigger than our-selves.
It’s one of those rare songs that when � rst lis-tening to it smacks of
being in the presence of brilliance.
It is rare someone writes such a song with-out being a true conduit type connection.
Keith truly lives his convictions. He walks in a unique league in my world, along with sorts such as Curtis Tulman, Teunis Westbrook and Howie Meeker—people with more talent than you can shake a stick at and yet so humble.
Well, I’ve got to go to
bed now. I’ve sat here for another hour tapping away on this column while the moon dances across the water but now my eyes are closing.
I am going to sleep now, listening to the water lap up on the shore just like we always did as kids.
And just like it did 50 years ago, it still sounds peaceful, calming and somehow very soothing. It feels real good here at Camp OAC.
Revisiting summer camp brings back childhood memories
Hodge PodgeCharlie Hodge
Lake Country Calendar Wednesday, August 28, 2013 www.lakecountrycalendar.com A1 A1 www.lakecountrycalendar.com Wednesday, August 28, 2013 Lake Country Calendar
In light of the recent disasters in Canada, the Lake Country Calendar would like to remind the people of Lake Country the importance of being prepared when disaster strikes. Preparing a 72-hour emergency kit is easy to do, can be done at a low cost, and is one of the most important things a family can do to ensure their well-being in the event of an emergency.
What you need in a basic home emergency kit:□Water - two litres of water per person per day (include small bott les that can be carried easily in case of an evacuati on order).□Food - canned food, energy bars and dried foods that will not spoil (remember to replace the food and water once a year).□Manual can opener.□Flashlight and batt eries.□Batt ery powered or wind-up radio (and extra batt eries).□First aid kit.□Special needs items - prescripti on medicati ons, infant formula or equipment for people with disabiliti es.□Extra keys for your car and house.□Cash - include smaller bills, such as $10 bills (travellers' cheques are also useful) and change for payphones.□Emergency plan - include a copy of it and ensure it contains in-town and out-of-town contact informati on.□A copy of important documents - birth certi fi cate, passport, BC CareCard, insurance, photos of family members.□Pet food.
Some recommended items:□A change of clothing and footwear for each household member.□Sleeping bag or warm (foil) blanket for each household member.□A whistle (in case you need to att ract att enti on).□Garbage bags for personal sanitati on.□Toilet paper and other personal care supplies.□Safety gloves.□Basic tools (hammer, pliers, wrench, screwdrivers, fasteners, work gloves).Small fuel-driven stove and fuel (follow manufacturer's directi ons and store properly).□Two additi onal litres of water per person per day for cooking and cleaning.□In additi on to the above home kit, it's also important to have a 'Grab & Go Kit' that is light and portable in case you have to leave your home with litt le or no noti ce. Suggested items for this kit can be found here: htt p://www.pep.bc.ca/hazard_preparedness/personal_preparedness.html
To learn more about how you can be prepared for a disaster, visit the Emergency Management BC website at: www.pep.bc.ca, and the Public Safety Canada website at: www.getprepared.gc.ca and download the eBook for easy access to the Emergency Preparedness Guide.
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Mayor’s Office
10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road
Lake Country, BC V4V 2M1
Tel: 250-766-6670
Fax: 250-766-2903
July 31, 2013 DRAFT
Lake Country Residents,
If I saw smoke coming from a nearby section of forest and received a knock at my door from Emergency
Responders dealing with an evacuation order I would take comfort in knowing that I was prepared to take care
of my family for a minimum of 72 hours.
Having a family emergency plan saves time and makes real situations less stressful. As part of the emergency
plan my wife and I have in place, we have a grab and go kit that contains copies of identification and insurance
documents, an emergency contact list, medication, flash lights, a radio and batteries, as well as a cell phone
and charger, plus water and a few other essentials. We also have a pre-arranged meeting place in mind in case
we are not together at home when an emergency happens, and we have an out-of-area phone contact to
check in with as well – just in case the local phone system is down.
We’re always reminded to be prepared, but people seldom take the time to do the advance planning until they
are faced with an emergency situation and have 10 minutes to get it together and evacuate.
Wildfire is our highest risk within Lake Country. Every municipality within the Central Okanagan has had a major
event within the last 10 years. Structure and property loss was experienced in most of these, and luckily no lives
were lost. Lake Country has had multiple wildland and interface fires during this time. The last time we lost
structures or property was in the Oyama interface fire of 2001. An interface fire is a forest fire that moves into
the area surrounding neighborhoods.
Wildfires are unpredictable, but simple steps can reduce the chance they will impact your home and property.
Removing surface fuels, flammable vegetation, ground-level fuels, piled debris, and other combustibles from
around a building will reduce the fire danger. Learn more about FireSmart construction, landscaping and
maintenance at http://bcwildfire.ca/Prevention.
This year there have been a number of fuel mitigation projects done in Lake Country to reduce the risk of
interface fire – particularly in the Spion Kop/The Lakes subdivision area. Mitigation work is ongoing as grant
monies become available.
The Lake Country Fire Department has also invested in equipment that is designed to address the specific risks
that we face in the community. The quad purchased four years ago has been a great help in rapid attack with
grass fires. In May this year, the LCFD took delivery of a new 4x4 wildfire interface engine that carries 800
gallons (3000 L) of water. The truck is also rigged with a complement of equipment for medical emergencies,
including the gear and equipment required for rope rescue situations.
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Address
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Entries may be dropped off at the District of Lake Country offi ce, 10150 Bott om Lake Road, Lake Country by
September 11, 2013 at the end of the business day.
Visit these websites for emergency information:www.okanaganway.ca/municipal/� re-policing/� re/emergency-preparednesswww.cordemergency.ca/CM/Page3355.aspxwww.getprepared.gc.cawww.bcwild� re.ca/Prevention/
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August 28, 2013
Lake Country Residents,
If I saw smoke from the nearby forest and received a knock at my door from Emergency Re-
sponders dealing with an evacuation order, I would take comfort in knowing I was prepared to
care for my family for a minimum of 72 hours.
Having a family emergency plan saves time and makes real situations less stressful. As part of
the emergency plan my wife and I have in place, we have a grab and go kit that contains copies
of ID and insurance documents, a contact list, medication, fl ash lights, radio and batteries, cell
phone and charger, plus water and other essentials. We have a pre-arranged meeting place in
case we are not together at home when an emergency happens and we have an out-of-area phone
contact to check in with – just in case the local phone system is down.
Wildfi re is our highest risk in Lake Country. Every municipality in the Central Okanagan has
had a major event in the last 10 years. Wildfi res are unpredictable, but simple steps can reduce
the chance they will impact your home and property. Removing ground-level fuels, piled debris,
and combustibles from around buildings will reduce fi re danger. Learn more about FireSmart
construction, landscaping and maintenance at bcwildfi re.ca/Prevention.
Fuel mitigation work is ongoing. Projects have been undertaken this year to reduce the risk of
interface fi re – particularly in the Spion Kop/The Lakes area.
The Lake Country Fire Department has invested in equipment designed to address the specifi c
risks we face in the community. The quad purchased four years ago has been a great help in
rapid attack with grass fi res. In May the LCFD received a new 4x4 wildfi re interface engine that
carries 800 gallons of water and is rigged with a complement of equipment for medical emergen-
cies, including gear and equipment for rope rescue.
Last Thursday the LCFC responded to a motor vehicle accident on Hwy 97 along Wood Lake
and then a few hours later assisted the BC Forest Service attack a vigorous fi re east of Duck
Lake.
Well-trained emergency response crews respond to each situation and deal with the priorities
of the incident. Our fi rst concern is always for public safety and the safety of our emergency
response personnel. We work with other agencies to manage situations that arise and minimize
the impact on our community as a whole.
The Central Okanagan Emergency Operation Centre (EOC) supports the crews fi ghting wildfi re.
Emergency information including evacuation alerts is generally made available on the Regional
District Emergency Program website www.cordemergency.ca and released to the media as soon
as it becomes available. Emergency event status reports for our community are also posted on
the District of Lake Country Facebook page and Twitter feed to get the information out using
social media channels accessed on smart phones.
When an incident occurs, the public is asked to:
· Avoid the area so emergency responders can effectively perform their duties.
·Stay tuned to the media for information.
·DO NOT CALL 911 unless it’s a life threatening emergency.
·Remain calm.
·Stay by the phone to receive a call if a family member(s) may have been impacted.
There is no better time to be prepared than right now! Use the guide at www.getprepared.gc.ca
for steps to take care of yourself and your loved ones during an emergency.
Mayor James Baker
Recruitment & TrainingDo you like to help others, enjoy working as part of a team, want to learn new skills and are physically � t? If you are interested in becoming a member of the � re department, check to see if you meet all the requirements below, complete the LCFD Volunteer Fire� ghter application form and submit it to the attention of the Fire Chief:
•Must reside in Lake Country (Win� eld, Okanagan Centre, Carr’s Landing or Oyama)
•Are in good health and physical condition•Must be 19 years old or older
•Must have a valid BC Driver’s Licence with a good driving record•Submit to a criminal record check by the RCMP
•Be able to attend Monday night practices
Contact the Lake Country Fire Department at� [email protected] or phone 250 766 2327
Monday to Friday between 8:30 am and 4:30 pm for more information.
Lake Country Calendar Wednesday, August 28, 2013 www.lakecountrycalendar.com A1 A1 www.lakecountrycalendar.com Wednesday, August 28, 2013 Lake Country Calendar
In light of the recent disasters in Canada, the Lake Country Calendar would like to remind the people of Lake Country the importance of being prepared when disaster strikes. Preparing a 72-hour emergency kit is easy to do, can be done at a low cost, and is one of the most important things a family can do to ensure their well-being in the event of an emergency.
What you need in a basic home emergency kit:□Water - two litres of water per person per day (include small bott les that can be carried easily in case of an evacuati on order).□Food - canned food, energy bars and dried foods that will not spoil (remember to replace the food and water once a year).□Manual can opener.□Flashlight and batt eries.□Batt ery powered or wind-up radio (and extra batt eries).□First aid kit.□Special needs items - prescripti on medicati ons, infant formula or equipment for people with disabiliti es.□Extra keys for your car and house.□Cash - include smaller bills, such as $10 bills (travellers' cheques are also useful) and change for payphones.□Emergency plan - include a copy of it and ensure it contains in-town and out-of-town contact informati on.□A copy of important documents - birth certi fi cate, passport, BC CareCard, insurance, photos of family members.□Pet food.
Some recommended items:□A change of clothing and footwear for each household member.□Sleeping bag or warm (foil) blanket for each household member.□A whistle (in case you need to att ract att enti on).□Garbage bags for personal sanitati on.□Toilet paper and other personal care supplies.□Safety gloves.□Basic tools (hammer, pliers, wrench, screwdrivers, fasteners, work gloves).Small fuel-driven stove and fuel (follow manufacturer's directi ons and store properly).□Two additi onal litres of water per person per day for cooking and cleaning.□In additi on to the above home kit, it's also important to have a 'Grab & Go Kit' that is light and portable in case you have to leave your home with litt le or no noti ce. Suggested items for this kit can be found here: htt p://www.pep.bc.ca/hazard_preparedness/personal_preparedness.html
To learn more about how you can be prepared for a disaster, visit the Emergency Management BC website at: www.pep.bc.ca, and the Public Safety Canada website at: www.getprepared.gc.ca and download the eBook for easy access to the Emergency Preparedness Guide.
LAKE COUNTRY
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
are YOU prepared?9750 McCarthy Road, Kelowna • 250-766-2988
“A Responsible Care Company”
From the management & staff of
Make a Family Emergency Plan together!
9750 McCarthy Road, Kelowna • 250-766-2988
From the management & staff of
Emergency Plan together!Emergency Plan together!
S:\CorpServices\Communications\Emergency Prep\Letter to the Community from Mayor Baker - July 31 2013 Emergency Preparedness
newspaper feature.docx Last Saved by: Karen Miller
Municipal Hall
Mayor’s Office
10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road
Lake Country, BC V4V 2M1
Tel: 250-766-6670
Fax: 250-766-2903
July 31, 2013 DRAFT
Lake Country Residents,
If I saw smoke coming from a nearby section of forest and received a knock at my door from Emergency
Responders dealing with an evacuation order I would take comfort in knowing that I was prepared to take care
of my family for a minimum of 72 hours.
Having a family emergency plan saves time and makes real situations less stressful. As part of the emergency
plan my wife and I have in place, we have a grab and go kit that contains copies of identification and insurance
documents, an emergency contact list, medication, flash lights, a radio and batteries, as well as a cell phone
and charger, plus water and a few other essentials. We also have a pre-arranged meeting place in mind in case
we are not together at home when an emergency happens, and we have an out-of-area phone contact to
check in with as well – just in case the local phone system is down.
We’re always reminded to be prepared, but people seldom take the time to do the advance planning until they
are faced with an emergency situation and have 10 minutes to get it together and evacuate.
Wildfire is our highest risk within Lake Country. Every municipality within the Central Okanagan has had a major
event within the last 10 years. Structure and property loss was experienced in most of these, and luckily no lives
were lost. Lake Country has had multiple wildland and interface fires during this time. The last time we lost
structures or property was in the Oyama interface fire of 2001. An interface fire is a forest fire that moves into
the area surrounding neighborhoods.
Wildfires are unpredictable, but simple steps can reduce the chance they will impact your home and property.
Removing surface fuels, flammable vegetation, ground-level fuels, piled debris, and other combustibles from
around a building will reduce the fire danger. Learn more about FireSmart construction, landscaping and
maintenance at http://bcwildfire.ca/Prevention.
This year there have been a number of fuel mitigation projects done in Lake Country to reduce the risk of
interface fire – particularly in the Spion Kop/The Lakes subdivision area. Mitigation work is ongoing as grant
monies become available.
The Lake Country Fire Department has also invested in equipment that is designed to address the specific risks
that we face in the community. The quad purchased four years ago has been a great help in rapid attack with
grass fires. In May this year, the LCFD took delivery of a new 4x4 wildfire interface engine that carries 800
gallons (3000 L) of water. The truck is also rigged with a complement of equipment for medical emergencies,
including the gear and equipment required for rope rescue situations.
ENTER to WIN an EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS KITName
Address
PhoneDisaster preparedness kits can be purchased from the Canadian Red Cross: www.redcross.ca
Entries may be dropped off at the District of Lake Country offi ce, 10150 Bott om Lake Road, Lake Country by
September 11, 2013 at the end of the business day.
Visit these websites for emergency information:www.okanaganway.ca/municipal/� re-policing/� re/emergency-preparednesswww.cordemergency.ca/CM/Page3355.aspxwww.getprepared.gc.cawww.bcwild� re.ca/Prevention/
3223 Woodsdale RoadLake Country • 250-766-2118
Mon.-Fri. 7am-6pmSat. 8am-5pm • Sun. 9am-5pm
Lake Country Building CentreLake Country Building Centre
GREAT SELECTION OF ITEMS TO HELP YOU “GET PREPARED”!GREAT SELECTION OF ITEMS TO HELP YOU “GET PREPARED”!BRING IN THIS AD & RECEIVE
10% OFF any of these products
Offer expires Sept.15/2013
Stock up & save... be prepared everyday!
Cooper’s Village Hwy. 97 Win� eld 250-766-9009 • Open 8am-9pm daily
Visit out website for weekly specialswww.coopersfoods.com
Cooper’sPeopleCare
•Bottled water & drinks •Dried & canned foods •Toiletries •Batteries •First-aid kit supplies • Pet food
•Non-prescription medicine •Baby essentials
Your community, your store!
T: 250-766-2666 • F: 250-766-2608
We can help you be prepared!
Win� eldIn the Cooper’s Plaza
9 am-8 pm Monday to Friday 9 am-7 pm Saturday • 10 am-6 pm Sunday
•Prescriptions•Vitamins & Supplements
•First Aid Kits•Batteries
•Toiletries•Baby Essentials•Distilled Water
•Much More!
RENTALS LTD.• S • S •R
WE ARE HERE TO HELP WHEN YOU NEED IT MOST!
www.nor-val.com
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Locations inLake Country,
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R E A:F • G • H
• P H • P • L
August 28, 2013
Lake Country Residents,
If I saw smoke from the nearby forest and received a knock at my door from Emergency Re-
sponders dealing with an evacuation order, I would take comfort in knowing I was prepared to
care for my family for a minimum of 72 hours.
Having a family emergency plan saves time and makes real situations less stressful. As part of
the emergency plan my wife and I have in place, we have a grab and go kit that contains copies
of ID and insurance documents, a contact list, medication, fl ash lights, radio and batteries, cell
phone and charger, plus water and other essentials. We have a pre-arranged meeting place in
case we are not together at home when an emergency happens and we have an out-of-area phone
contact to check in with – just in case the local phone system is down.
Wildfi re is our highest risk in Lake Country. Every municipality in the Central Okanagan has
had a major event in the last 10 years. Wildfi res are unpredictable, but simple steps can reduce
the chance they will impact your home and property. Removing ground-level fuels, piled debris,
and combustibles from around buildings will reduce fi re danger. Learn more about FireSmart
construction, landscaping and maintenance at bcwildfi re.ca/Prevention.
Fuel mitigation work is ongoing. Projects have been undertaken this year to reduce the risk of
interface fi re – particularly in the Spion Kop/The Lakes area.
The Lake Country Fire Department has invested in equipment designed to address the specifi c
risks we face in the community. The quad purchased four years ago has been a great help in
rapid attack with grass fi res. In May the LCFD received a new 4x4 wildfi re interface engine that
carries 800 gallons of water and is rigged with a complement of equipment for medical emergen-
cies, including gear and equipment for rope rescue.
Last Thursday the LCFC responded to a motor vehicle accident on Hwy 97 along Wood Lake
and then a few hours later assisted the BC Forest Service attack a vigorous fi re east of Duck
Lake.
Well-trained emergency response crews respond to each situation and deal with the priorities
of the incident. Our fi rst concern is always for public safety and the safety of our emergency
response personnel. We work with other agencies to manage situations that arise and minimize
the impact on our community as a whole.
The Central Okanagan Emergency Operation Centre (EOC) supports the crews fi ghting wildfi re.
Emergency information including evacuation alerts is generally made available on the Regional
District Emergency Program website www.cordemergency.ca and released to the media as soon
as it becomes available. Emergency event status reports for our community are also posted on
the District of Lake Country Facebook page and Twitter feed to get the information out using
social media channels accessed on smart phones.
When an incident occurs, the public is asked to:
· Avoid the area so emergency responders can effectively perform their duties.
·Stay tuned to the media for information.
·DO NOT CALL 911 unless it’s a life threatening emergency.
·Remain calm.
·Stay by the phone to receive a call if a family member(s) may have been impacted.
There is no better time to be prepared than right now! Use the guide at www.getprepared.gc.ca
for steps to take care of yourself and your loved ones during an emergency.
Mayor James Baker
Recruitment & TrainingDo you like to help others, enjoy working as part of a team, want to learn new skills and are physically � t? If you are interested in becoming a member of the � re department, check to see if you meet all the requirements below, complete the LCFD Volunteer Fire� ghter application form and submit it to the attention of the Fire Chief:
•Must reside in Lake Country (Win� eld, Okanagan Centre, Carr’s Landing or Oyama)
•Are in good health and physical condition•Must be 19 years old or older
•Must have a valid BC Driver’s Licence with a good driving record•Submit to a criminal record check by the RCMP
•Be able to attend Monday night practices
Contact the Lake Country Fire Department at� [email protected] or phone 250 766 2327
Monday to Friday between 8:30 am and 4:30 pm for more information.
Lake Country Calendar Wednesday, August 28, 2013 www.lakecountrycalendar.com A13 A12 www.lakecountrycalendar.com Wednesday, August 28, 2013 Lake Country Calendar
INITIATIVE PETITIONAn initiative to amend the Police Act
KNOW THE RULES
■ The Recall and Initiative Act allows registered voters to propose new laws or changes to existing laws.
■ On Monday, September 9, 2013, petition sheets for the initiative to amend the Police Act will be issued to the proponent, Dana Larsen.
■ The proponent has 90 days to collect signatures from at least 10% of the registered voters in each of the province’s 85 electoral districts. The petition must be returned to the Chief Electoral Officer by Monday, December 9, 2013.
■ To sign the initiative petition, a person must be a registered voter on September 9, 2013 and may sign the petition only for the electoral district in which they are currently registered.
■ A person may sign the initiative petition only once.
■ Only registered canvassers may collect signatures.
■ Initiative advertising may be conducted only by the proponent or a registered advertising sponsor.
If you plan to participate in the initiative campaign,it’s important that you know the rules.
Elections BC is a non-partisan Office of the Legislature responsible for the administration of the Election Act, Recall and Initiative Act, and conduct of referenda under the Referendum Act.
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A s the summer months wined down families
are getting geared up for back to school and the fall months ahead.
As a home buyer with children there is great concern of where your children will go to school and how close their fu-ture home will be situ-ated within their ideal school district.
A survey was recently conducted stating that a majority of home buyers
said that school bound-aries will have an impact
on where they purchase and that the average home buyer with chil-dren will be willing to pay 1 per cent to 10 per cent above budget to live within their preferred school boundaries.
It has been said that these buyers are espe-cially willing to give up access to shopping and nearby parks and trails, among other amen-ities, to reside within the school-district bound-aries of their choice.
Statistics show that 23.59 per cent would pay 1-5 per cent above budget, 20.70 per cent would pay 6-10 per cent above budget, and 8.98 per cent would pay 11-20 per cent above budget.
However there are still a remaining 40.33 per cent of home buyers that would not go above their budget to be within cer-tain school boundaries.
In recent history the real estate market tends
to slow down in Septem-ber as families are rush-ing around to get their children back into the school routine.
� e average home buyer with children, tend to have their minds pre-occupied and distract-ed away from their home hunting search.
However, this slow down that the Central Okanagan might feel does not constitute as a cool down.
As families get back
into their routines home buyers will eventual-ly continue their search later in the fall.
Home buyers that did not purchase dur-ing the summer months will tend to learn to-wards purchasing before the snow � ies, so sellers do not be alarmed if your showing on your home tend to slow down and activity becomes quiet.
Activity will pick again for sellers, especial-ly as inventory will start
to deplete as the weath-er cools.
As always, I do rec-ommend that as a buyer or seller you consult with your experienced and professional realtor for any real estate advice and market trend updates.
Ceinwen Morgan works in the Central Okanagan real estate industry.
Back to school does have an effect on the real estate market
Real Estate RundownCeinwen Morgan
Don’t want to leave the neighbourhood or have the hassle of selling, re-buying, packing and moving? Or, does your home need to be more environmentally friendly to save on energy costs?
Canadians spend al-most $30 billion to reno-vate their homes.
� ere are many di� er-ent reasons to renovate and there are also a num-
ber of di� erent ways to � nance that renovation.
Here are your options. Your own resources:
For smaller renovation projects, you may con-sider self-funding ma-terial costs, especially if you plan to do the work yourself.
Credit card: � is is only an option if you know the funds will be there to pay it o� in full
before interest charges. Big box store “Do
Not Pay” options back-date interest at 28+ per cent if not paid in full by the due date.
Use caution with this choice.
Personal loan: With a personal loan, you pay regular payments of principal and interest for a set period, typically one to � ve years.
� e interest rate on a personal loan is typically less than that of a cred-it card.
� e down side is once you pay o� your loan you will have to re-apply to borrow any new funds.
Personal line of credit: � is is a popular choice for ongoing or long term renovations since it lets you access your funds at any time.
A line of credit o� ers lower interest rates than credit cards and charges interest only on funds used in each month.
And, as you pay o� your balance, you can ac-cess remaining funds up to the line of credit’s lim-it, without re-applying.
Secured lines of cred-it and home equity loans: � ese options o� er all the advantages of regu-
lar lines of credit or loans but are secured by your home’s equity.
� ey can be very eco-nomical, since they o� er preferred interest rates, however initial set-up costs including legal and appraisal fees may apply.
Lines of credit and home equity loans are usually limited to 80 per cent of your home’s value.
Mortgage re� nan-cing: When funding major renovations, re-� nancing your mortgage lets you spread repay-ment over a long period at mortgage interest rates which are usually much lower than credit card or personal loan rates.
� is type of � nancing can allow you to borrow up to 80 per cent of your home’s appraised value. And with today’s inter-est rates, such as 3.29 per cent � xed for four years,
your new payments could be less or the same as they are now.
Up to 85 per cent of your home’s equity can also be provided when insured by CMHC Mortgage Loan Insur-ance.
Important fact: Re-member to keep in mind to set aside 10 per cent to 15 per cent in your budget for cost overruns.
Visit us on face-book at Verico Kelow-na Home Mortgages for important updates and news relating to mort-gage � nancing.
Of Prime Interest is a collaboration of Darwyn Sloat at [email protected]; Tri-sh Balaberde at [email protected]; Kristin Rosdal at [email protected]; Christine at [email protected]
There are � nancing options to consider when renovating your home
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•a call to all knitters! Would any knitters be interested in starting a Lake Country knitters group? For more information, please email Deb Burr: [email protected].•to all WinFielD criB PlaYers Every Friday evening starting at 7pm, at the Seniors Activity Center, opposite the curling rink on Bottomwoodlake Rd. Come on out & meet us playing 8 full games with a chance of winning $12, $10 or $8. Socialize & enjoy an evening together of fun & play for only $2 each evening. Serving coffee, drinks & goodies at no charge. For info call John 766-3026.•Prime time is a musical entertainment event for older adults. It takes place every Monday from 1pm-3pm pm starting Mon., Sept. 16 at the Lake Country Seniors Centre, 9832 Bottomwood Lake Rd., Lake Country. For more information call Jimmie at 250-766-2513. Prime Time is sponsored by Lake Country Health Planning Society.•lake countrY HealtH Planning societY would like to invite the community organizations and the general public to an open forum on the United Way’s “Better at Home” program. Open meetings will be held on Wed., Aug. 28 from 1-3pm and Wed., Sept. 11 from 1:30-3:30pm at the Lake Country Seniors Center (9832 Bottomwood Lake Road). Everyone who has an interest in older adults should attend. For more information go to: www.betterathome.ca. Questions can be sent to: [email protected]•neW exercise grouPs For seniors to help people keep in shape for the summer. Boomer Blast will be on Tuesdays from 8:30am to 9:30am, which is more physical, Fridays 3:45pm to 4:45pm. Get up & go from Tuesday 9:45am to 10:45am and Friday 5pm to 6pm. This is some chair exercises for those that have more trouble moving. Lake Country Seniors’ Centre.•roYal canaDian legion 189 laDies auxiliarY - Notice of Cribbage Tournament on last Sunday of each month. Get your name on the list by phoning the Legion after 3pm. Registration is at 9am. Games begin at 10am sharp. $26 per team and lunch is included.•WinFielD uniteD cHurcH tHriFt sHoP (3571 Woodsdale Road), is open from Tues. to Sat., 10am to 2pm for shopping and donation drop-off. Call 250-766-3387 for information regarding appropriate donations.•tHe lake countrY FooD Bank wants to encourage boys and girls to help at the Food Bank. Any amount of time you can volunteer would be a huge help. Come and support the community you work and play in. For information call Phyllis, 250-766-0125, or 250-766-3038. 3130 Berry Road, Winfield.•lake countrY tHriFt store hours of operation: Mon.-Wed.-Thurs., 9am- 3pm. Located at 3130 Berry Road, Winfield (the same building as the Lake Country Food Bank).•Beavers/cuBs/scouts/venturers registration/agm Registration is on-going for 1st Lake Country Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Venturers (boys and girls ages 5-18). To register or for more information call Kathy at 250-766-4269.•oYama legion BrancH 189 holds a meat draw every Saturday afternoon at 2pm. All members and guests are welcome.•tHe lake countrY museum is open seven days a week, 10am-4pm and by appointment. 11255 Okanagan Centre Rd. W. 250-766-0111, www.lakecountrymuseum.com•lc line Dancers Tuesdays, 1:30pm & Thursdays, 9:30am in the Seniors’ Centre. Beginners always welcome. Joy, 250-766-0850.•social BriDge Tuesdays, 7pm at the Seniors’ Centre. New players welcome. Eunice, 250-766-3982. •tHe council oF senior citiZens organiZations (COSCO) is an advocacy group devoted to improving “The Quality of Life” for all seniors. Senior organizations/associations wishing to affiliate or individuals wishing to become members please contact Ernie Bayer: 604-576-9734 fax 604-576-9733 or [email protected] for further info.•lc outDoors cluB welcomes new hikers. Sturdy hiking boots are a must. Bring water, snacks/lunch & clothing appropriate & sufficient for the weather. For more info, to sign up for our hikes, or to post your own hikes on the forum, visit www.lakecountryoutdoorsclub.com.
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� e inevitable last minutes of summer are ticking away. � e count-down has begun for back-to-school once again. And along with it, major retailers are bom-barding parents, making sure they hurry out and buy the coolest new out-� ts, backpacks and gadg-ets for their kids.
But this hyped-up, commercial back-to-school rush to equip stu-dents with new garments and gear often gets in the way of the real prepar-ations that parents and kids should focus on for a successful school year.
“� e mad, back-to-school dash to purchase new clothes, backpacks, electronic devices and school supplies often overwhelms parents and children alike,” said Julia Fitzgerald, Sylvan Learning’s chief mar-keting o� cer. “What is often lost in this scram-ble is the fact that school is about learning.”
“Starting a new school year can be a daunting experience for many stu-
dents, and failing to get o� on the right foot can set the tone for the rest of the academic year,” Fitzgerald said. “Parents need to take the right steps starting now to make sure their students are prepared to tackle new academic challenges with the right habits and daily routines.
“� is includes trying not to be so consumed with showing up in the latest fashions; it’s not that important. � at’s why Sylvan Learning has put together four simple tips for parents and four simple tips for children that can help boost stu-dent success in the new school year.”
Here are four things parents can do to help their children achieve better academic results:
TWO-WEEK RULE With later bedtimes
over the summer, chil-dren need to ease back into their school routine rather than having a sud-den change their � rst day of school. Using the last
two weeks of summer to re-introduce a school year bedtime routine will make waking up on that � rst day a lot easier.
REGULAR MEAL TIMESDuring summer
months, kids tend to grab a snack sever-al times during the day. Parents can start re-minding students to get back into a three-meal-a-day schedule in order to regulate their system into the back-to-school mode. Nutrition is an important factor in aca-demic performance, and eating a healthy, balanced breakfast and lunch keeps kids alert through-out the day.
FAMILY CALENDARTime management is
tricky for everyone, espe-cially kids and teens, but planning is an import-ant way to save every-one’s sanity. Having ma-jor deadlines, due dates, events and extracurricu-lar activities in one place helps kids visualize their week, manage their time
and stay on track.
KEEP GOOD HABITSIf you and your child
have established a good summer learning rou-tine, when school starts try not to forsake all of the fun reading, writ-ing and art activities that kept your child engaged all summer.
Here are four import-ant things that students can follow to improve the academic quality of the school year, starting on Day One.
1. Organize—Organ-ization is not overrated. Keeping notes, pro-jects and reading materi-als in logical order helps students � nd what they need right away, cut-ting down on time spent tracking things down, and allowing more time for actual studying.
2. Take good notes—Yes, it does matter. Tak-ing good notes helps keep kids’ grades up, es-pecially in middle or
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Announcements
ObituariesLOST: Purse and pink sandals on Darlene Rd. in Lake Coun-try, on Aug. 22, 2013. Reward offered for return of items. Please call: (250)766-0876
Information
While we try to ensure all advertisements appearing in the Lake Country Calendar are placed by reputable businesses with legitimate offers, we do caution our readers to undertake due diligence when answering any advertisement, particu-larly when the advertiser is asking for monies up front.
Sports & Recreation
RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS CLASSES
For Beginner & Advanced Girls 6 + up.Rhythmic
gymnastic involves music, colorful ribbons, hoops,
balls & ropes.Classes Begin Sept 11/13
French School 675 Lequime Rd., Mission
Memorial Hall, Winfi eld Website; kelownarg.info
For registration email: [email protected]
Travel
TimeshareCANCEL YOUR Timeshare. No risk program. Stop mort-gage and maintenance Pay-ments today. 100% money back guarantee. Free consul-tation. Call us now. We can help! 1-888-356-5248.
Children
Daycare CentersPLAYCARE Early Childhood Centre is looking for a P/T F/T early childhood educator. Competitive wages, benefi t pkg., paid training. Salmon Arm [email protected]
Employment
Business Opportunities
ALL CASH drink/snack vend-ing business route. Complete training. Small invest. req’d. 1-888-979-VEND (8363). www.healthydrinkvending.co
Education/Trade Schools
TRAIN TO be an Apartment/ Condominium Manager at home! We have jobs across Canada. Thousands of gradu-ates working. 32 years of suc-cess! Government certifi ed. www.RMTI.ca or 1-800-665-8339, 604-681-5456.
Employment
Education/Trade Schools
MEDICALTRANSCRIPTIONRATED #2 FOR AT
HOME JOBS • Huge Demand In Canada
• Employers Seek Out Canscribe Graduates
• Over 90% Graduate Employment Rate
1.800.466.1535
Help WantedAn Alberta Oilfi eld Company is hiring dozer and excavator operators. Lodging and meals provided. Drug testing re-quired. Call (780)723-5051 Edson, Alta.
FIELD CLERK Needed for out of town work site (21/7 sched-ule). Mature, fl exible and posi-tive communicator, under-standing of importance of safety culture. Reporting to on-site foreman and Edmonton HO. Transportation to and from work site provided. Po-tential to grow with company; [email protected] Fax 780-488-3002.
LabourersGUARANTEED Job Placement. La-borers,Tradesmen & Class1 Drivers For Oil & Gas Industry Work. Call 24hr Free Recorded Message For Information 1-888-213-2854
Professional/Management
THE BC SPCA is recruiting for a Branch Manager for our branch in Salmon Arm. For further information on this challenging role visit our web-site at: www.spca.bc.ca.
Trades, TechnicalGUARANTEED JOB Place-ment: General laborers and tradesmen for oil and gas in-dustry. Call 24hr Free Re-corded Message. For Informa-tion 1-800-972-0209.
Services
Financial ServicesGET BACK ON TRACK! Bad credit? Bills? Unemployed? Need Money? We Lend! If you own your own home - you qualify. Pioneer Acceptance Corp. Member BBB.
1-877-987-1420 www.pioneerwest.com
IF YOU own a home or real estate, Alpine Credits can lend you money: It’s that simple. Your credit/age/income is not an issue. 1-800-587-2161.
M O N E Y P R OV I D E R . C O M $500 Loan and +. No credit re-fused. Fast, easy, 100% se-cure. 1-877-776-1660.
Services
Legal ServicesCRIMINAL RECORD? Don’t let it block employment, travel, education, professional, certifi -cation, adoption property ren-tal opportunities. For peace of mind and a free consultation call 1-800-347-2540.
Moving & StorageDAN-MEL MOVING SERVICES Local & long distance, 250-215-0147 or 250-766-1282
Painting & Decorating
WWW.PAINTSPECIAL.COM (1) 250-899-3163
3 Rooms For $299,2 Coats Any Colour
(Ceiling & Trim extra) Price incls. Cloverdale Premium
Quality Paint. NO PAYMENT, until job is completed!
Merchandise for Sale
FurnitureBRAND NEW Queen Mattress & Box Set. Company coming? Tired
of your old mattress? Still in plasticMfg. warranty 250.870.2562
Misc. for SaleCERAMIC Urns for your loved ones or pets, hand painted. Phone Colleen: (250)766-4405
HOT TUB (SPA) COVERS. Best price. Best quality. All shapes & colours available. 1-866-652-6837 www.thecoverguy.com/newspaper?
KILL BED Bugs and their eggs! Buy a Harris bed bug kit, complete room treatment solu-tion. Odorless, non-staining. Not in stores, available online: www.homedepot.com
STEEL BUILDING sizzling summer savings event! 20x22 $4,188. 25x24 $4,598. 30x36 $6,876. 32x44 $8,700. 40x52 $12,990. 47x70 $17,100. One end wall included. Pioneer Steel 1-800-668-5422.www.pioneersteel.ca
STEEL BUILDINGS/metal buildings 60% off! 20x28, 30x40, 40x62, 45x90, 50x120, 60x150, 80x100 sell for bal-ance owed! 1-800-457-2206.www.crownsteelbuildings.ca
While we try to ensure all advertisements appearing in the Lake Country Calendar are placed by reputable businesses with legitimate offers, we do caution our readers to undertake due diligence when answering any advertisement, particu-larly when the advertiser is asking for monies up front.
Misc. WantedGenuine Coin Collector BuyerCollections, Olympic Gold &Silver Coins etc 250-863-3082
Private Collector looking to buy a coin collection, Can., US & specialty foreign coins. Also looking for error coins. Todd: 250-864-3521
Old spoon collector, 864-3521
PURCHASING old Canadian & American coin collections & accumulations. 250-548-3670
Wanted to buy Jewelry to re-pair or recycle or out of date. 1-778-932-2316
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Monday to Friday 9-6 (Sr’s discount days)Saturday & Sunday 9-4
‘Your Community Barber Shop’ Traditional Old World Service for the Modern Man!
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RENOVATIONS & RESTORATIONS
•Kitchens •Baths •Floors & MoreFREE ESTIMATES
778-363-0533 • 250-766-0535www.goodwinrenosandrestorations.ca
LANDSCAPING/GARDEN MAINTENANCE
Real Estate
Mobile Homes & Parks
ALLAN JAY
Manufactured Home SpecialistREAL ESTATE SERVICES
www.allanjay.ca250-859-7264Realty Executives OKANAGAN
FACTORY DIRECT Whole-sale CSA certifi ed modular homes, manufactured/mobile homes and park model homes. We ship throughout Western Canada. Visit us on-line at www.hbmodular.com or 1-877-976-3737.
Rentals
Suites, Lower2 BR w/o bsmt suite $950 incl. wi fi & util, shrd laundry, close to ubco & bus, no smoking - pets ok. 250-766-1907
Transportation
Auto Financing
Transportation
Auto FinancingDreamTeam Auto Financing
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Cars - Domestic
2005 Chrysler CROSSFIRE.
RARE! Very low kilometers. Leather. Manual. Great condition.
One Year Warranty Remains.
Only $13,700 OBO Call (250)-878-4808
Cars - Sports & Imports
1997 MAZDA Protege, in good running condition. Great for new driver. 778-484-3838 or 250-878-2588.
1998 BMW Z3 Roadster 1.9 ConvertibleSoft top, 5 speed manual.
Heated leather seats,power windows, seats & mirrors.
4 new Uniroyal tires, Alpine stereo w/ipod wired
in. Wind blocker on roll bars, Air bags and more. Summer driven only and
garage stored during winter.Very Sleek looking &
Well maintained. $14,000. (250)804-6399
Sport Utility Vehicle2013 Ford Escape SE Intelli-gent 4WD 2l eco-Boost engine Upgraded, w/hitch, Moving and must sell :( 250-833-5605
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Your community, your store!
LAKE COUNTRY LOCATION
Your BBQ headquarters!
COOPER’S VILLAGE • HWY. 97250-766-9009
www.coopersfoods.com
MEAT • VEGETABLESFRUIT • MARINADES
SPICES • SAUCESSALADS • CONDIMENTS
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Take Out SPECIAL� 2 lbs. Lightly Battered Fish - 3 orders of Chips - 1 large Coleslaw - 1 2L Pepsi product
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There is something aboutwine…Comediscover what Intrigues you about wine at our wineshop and picnic area in beautiful Lake Country.
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2291 Goldie RoadLake Country BC V4V 1G5P. 250.980.3233 • T.F. 1.877.474.3754www.intriguewines.ca
Open Daily 10 am-6 pm
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TJ's THE KIDDIES STORE
BC’s Original Baby Store
Since 1978
#4-360 Spedding Crt. • 250.860.2229ONLINE CATALOGUE • GIFT REGISTRY
TJSKIDS.COM
3995 Lakeshore Road • Kelowna250-764-7232
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QUALITY MEATS & ORIGINAL RECIPES!QUALITY MEATS & ORIGINAL RECIPES!• Naturally raised
fresh BC meats• Free range,
non-medicated• We carry gluten-free products• In-store made products• SMOKIES • PATTIES • SAUSAGES• PEPPERONI• DELI MEATS
Your BBQ specialists!
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15124 Middlebench Road, Oyama, [email protected]
250-212-3075Kelowna • Lake Country
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COOPER’S VILLAGE • HWY. 97
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The District of Lake Country is seeking volunteer members to serve on the Access & Age-friendly Committee and Parks and Recreation Committee. Do you, or anyone you know, have an interest in identifying and suggesting solutions to gaps and barriers that impede full participation in all aspects of life in the District? Would you like to provide recommendations to Council on issues pertaining to enhancing access to District services for people of all ages and with all types of abilities? What about advising Council on issues pertaining to parks, recreation leisure services and culture; or providing recommendations on the development of parks, recreation facilities and trails that will benefit the community? Please provide a letter of interest outlining your relevant background and interest in serving on these (or any other) Committee to Reyna Seabrook, Corporate Services Manager, via email: [email protected], fax: 250-766-2903 or regular mail: 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road, Lake Country, BC V4V 2M1
Volunteer Committee Members Needed
Advertisers help kids get active
Transit service through Lake Country
Southbound: Regular routing via Highway 97 then Pelmewash Parkway off-ramp, Pelmewash Parkway, Oyama Road, Greenhow Road, Young Road, Trask Road, Oyama Road, Pelmewash Parkway, Highway 97, Berry Road, Highway 97 to regular routing.
Northbound: Regular routing via Highway 97, Berry Road, Highway 97 then Pelmewash Parkway off-ramp, Pelmewash Parkway, Oyama Road, Greenhow Road, Young Road, Trask Road, Oyama Road, Pelmewash Parkway, Highway 97 on-ramp, Highway 97 to regular routing.
Note that the #90 UBCO Connector will continue to serve Berry Road Exchange until September 3rd.
Effective September 3, 2013 the #90 UBCO Connector will not be routing into Berry Road Exchange and will instead bypass the exchange and service the stops on Highway 97 at Beaver Lake Road northbound and at Hill Road southbound. This change is taking place as a pre-emptive measure to accommodate the expected increase in running time to service Oyama with the introduction of the new highway.
Operating the service this way will allow BC Transit the opportunity to review and monitor impacts the new highway has on the service reliability of the #90. This will also allow BC Transit to field test potential routing options and discuss these options with stakeholders. A decision on the permanent routing will be made in the near future.
After the new Hwy 97 alignment opening August 16th, the #90 UBCO Connector continues to operate status quo in both directions via Pelmewash Parkway until further analysis can be made on the impacts of the new highway. Therefore, the routing will be as shown on the map below.
The District of Lake Country has some fantastic advertising opportunities waiting for area businesses to take advantage of while helping get local kids more involved in playing sports. Through the District’s arena rink board advertising sales program 20% of gross proceeds go to Lake Country Kidsport!
For more information visit the Winfield Arena page under Parks, Rec & Culture on the lakecountry.bc.ca website.
Advertising opportunities include standard rink board, wall board signs, score clock advertising and on Olympia (Zamboni). Annual advertising rates range from $700 to $1200 with discounts available for multi-year agreements.
Email us at [email protected] or call us at 250-766-5650 and ask for Ursula at extension 109 so we can explain the program.
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