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Just days before she was going to be pre-sented with the new Lake Country Food Bank building as a sur-prise Christmas gift, food bank manager and co-founder Phyllis Mac-Pherson passed away peacefully at Kelowna General Hospital on the weekend.

MacPherson, 76, was with family when she passed away after a life-time of service to the

community of Lake Country as the driving spirit behind the food bank’s operations.

“She never called it the food bank, she called it her home,” recalled Joy Haxton, the vice-presi-dent of the Lake Coun-try Food Assistance So-ciety. “When you talked to Phyllis and she said ‘I’ll meet you at the house’ she never meant her residence. You knew exactly where to meet her.”

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son was the Lake Coun-try Food Bank, wheth-er in its original location near Lake Country mu-nicipal hall or one of its other postings up to its current location in the old Win� eld Elementary School. She started the venture with a handful of others and for more than 30 years dedicated her-self to helping those who needed food—up to 600 families in a month.

She was honoured

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COUNTRIFIED CHRISTMAS…Christmas is a more laid back experience for many in Lake Country. � e hustle and bustle of hectic shopping centres and frantic mall parking lots are replaced by the calm-ing sight of snow-clad fence posts topped o� with Santa hats.

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Our annual Winter Concert was December 15 at the Oyama Community Hall and attended by close to 300 people. We had an amazing concert featuring the OTS Dance Team, including ribbon dancing, class productions, and songs by the Primary Choir. At the end of the concert, the OTS PAC had a draw for several incredible ra� e gift baskets as part of a fundraiser and a whopping $1,783 was raised just this one evening to support our school. Local businesses supported this fundraiser as did our OTS families.

Gifts purchased by donor families were part of our annual “Angel Tree” campaign. The gifts will help make the season brighter for some OTS families as well as several families in Lake Country connected to the Boys and Girls Club. Pictured are PAC President Mrs. Brain, Principal Mr. Hett, along with several students whose families donated gifts.

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many times over, from national recognition to local service awards in-cluding the Lake Coun-try Chamber Commun-ity Service Award.

“She’s probably one of the most decorat-ed women in Canada,” said Haxton of the many awards and honours be-stowed upon MacPher-son. “It was a long list but for Phyllis it was about her people, the people she helped. She had in-credible faith. She always said it was God’s will for her to feed people. � at was her job.”

� e news of Mac-

Pherson’s passing sent a wave of sadness through Lake Country as word spread this week.

As the Rotary Club made plans to present the nearly-complet-ed food bank building to the food bank soci-ety on Dec. 23, news of MacPherson’s passing prompted them to de-lay any presentation until the new year.

“We are all shocked by the loss of Phyllis—it is a huge blow to all of us,” said Bob Rymarchuk of Rotary. “We had been expecting her to wind down her involvement with the food bank’s day-to-day operations due to

her health but her pass-ing comes as a shock to us all.”

At the Lake Country Food Bank on Monday morning volunteers went about their business with heavy hearts.

But the food bank operations were continu-ing as normal. “Every-body is in mourning but everyone is looking at it like this is what Phyl-lis wanted us to do,” said society board member Jim Haxton. “� ere is a core group of volun-teers and she prepared them all to be able to run it themselves. Everyone is trained to continue the wonderful work Phyl-

lis did. “We know what to do

and we’re going to con-tinue the work for Phyl-lis. I think a little bit of her will be with all of us, to carry on the work. Her belief was that no one should go hungry.”

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My wife and I have reached that stage in

life where we don’t have Christmas lists anymore.

Our daughter and grandchildren � nd this lack quite frustrating. “� ere must be some-thing you want!” they chorus. It’s almost as if giving things is the only way of expressing love.

In a consumer culture, Rene Descartes might have said, “I want, there-fore I am.”

And its corollary, “I can give, therefore I am loving.”

If I don’t want things anymore, does that mean that, for all intents and purposes, I cease to exist?

Of course, it’s not true that I don’t want things anymore. I want an As-ton Martin. I want a Windows program that doesn’t crash. I want a pre-paid ticket to any-where, anytime, with medical coverage includ-ed. At my age, medical insurance matters more than unlimited drinks.

But I also know I don’t need those things. I can get along just � ne without them.

� e things I really want, no one can give me anyway. Health. Peace on Earth. Goodwill to all.

It seems to me that there are two stages to

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NDP leader John Horgan sat down with Tom

Fletcher for a year-end interview in his Victoria o� ce Dec. 10. Here are excerpts. For the full ver-sion, see the Opinion tab at lakecountrycalen-dar.com.

Tom Fletcher: In the recent federal elec-tion, national NDP lead-er � omas Mulcair re-jected the Trans Paci� c Partnership sight unseen, endorsing letters from Unifor and CUPE say-ing this is a bad deal. Is your party seen as against Paci� c Rim trade?

John Horgan: No, I don’t think so, and what I said at the time was that I support trade. We’re a trade-centred province. We’re looking across the ocean at the largest mar-ket the world has known, and I support getting our products to high-er-priced markets.

But having said that, the B.C. Liberals em-

braced TPP without even having seen it.

TF: � e NDP and unions have historic-ally been protection-ist. Do you see any need to modernize the B.C. party?

JH: When it comes to trade, I think we have modernized. And who was the � rst premier to go on a trade mission from British Colum-bia? It was Dave Barrett. And now there has been a succession of premiers make regular visits to other markets to try to stimulate economic ac-

tivity here at home.TF: Your party sup-

ports the carbon tax now, but not the revenue neu-tral approach. Do you support increasing the rate?

JH: I’ve looked care-fully at the report tabled by the premier’s [advis-ory] group, a vast array of British Columbians, and there was a lot of water put into the wine to get to the position they got to. What I’m comfort-able with is that the date that they’ve selected for a ramping up of the car-bon tax is 2018, which will be a year after the next provincial election. So if I’m successful and form a government, I’ll have time to look at tax policy broadly to see if we can make improve-ments in the carbon tax.

For me, and I think for most British Colum-bians, the model that Al-berta has adopted of tak-ing revenues and driving them into industries, or activities like transit, that

will reduce emissions over time.

TF: Natural gas price and volume continue to go down, along with commodities generally, and supply of oil and gas keeps going up. What’s your take on the pros-pects for LNG after the year we’ve had?

JH: Not good. I’ve al-ways said price will de-termine whether invest-ors drop down multi-bil-lions of dollars in a far-away place to pro-vide a product that is not developed here. Brown-� eld opportunities have moved very quickly in the U.S. Changing LNG import facilities to export facilities is a whole lot easier and cheaper than starting from scratch.

Getting to the coast is a challenge for fossil fuels, and the last LNG price point I saw deliv-ered in Asia was $5.70 a unit. You’re not go-ing to make money at that price, even with rock-bottom prices here

in B.C.TF: We’ve just had

a couple of announce-ments as part of the gov-ernment’s Jobs Plan, $100 million in � -nancing for tech star-tups, which your crit-ic was pleased about, and an agriculture and food strategy. Are we going to see more Jobs Plan ad-vertising in the new year?

JH: It’s the Christ-mas season, the federal election is over, there are two sets of ads running now. I think these ads are self-promotion. � ese are not informing the public on information that they really need.

If it’s just smiling people with hardhats on, I think we’re going to have something to say about that.

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life, acquisition and re-linquishment. � e tran-sition comes when you hear yourself saying, “I don’t want…” instead of “I want…” or “I need…”

Our younger years are all about acquiring. A job. A car. A house (and mortgage). A spouse. A family. Friends. In-laws. A professional reputa-tion. A pension plan, or equivalent savings.

� e status quo isn’t good enough. We need more.

And then we pass the point of acquir-ing. We start getting rid of things. Like jobs. And responsibilities we never enjoyed anyway. We start spending down those savings. We clear our closets of clothes we’re never going to wear again. We cut back to one car.

We need less.OK, I accept that

there are people who don’t have enough. Enough food. Or warm clothing. Or loyal friends. I’m not sug-

gesting that it’s good for their souls to do without.

But I’m not them.What I need now is

undying friendships. Timeless relationships. Not things. Not even ex-periences.

It’s not that my wife and I don’t appreciate gifts. We do. We appre-ciate the thought that went into them, the care that went into their se-lection. But the gift itself is more likely to evoke the unspoken thought—what the hell are we go-ing to do with this?

When my father was still alive, and well into the relinquishment phase of his life, I gave him a Christmas sweat-er—creamy wool, with red and green snow� akes knitted into the pattern. He said thank you. He actually wore it the next Christmas.

I inherited that sweat-er after he died. I couldn’t wear it. I gave it to the church’s � rift Shop. I realized how much devo-tion it required for him to pretend that the gift mattered.

It didn’t. It was the thought that mattered.

In hindsight, I wish I had found it easier to let him know, “I love you. You are important to me. You make a huge di� er-ence in my life…”

So the only thing on my Christmas list this year is a wish—that I learn to say those things to the people who are still with me.

Jim Taylor lives in Lake Country.

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must � rst take a reverse engineering approach; that is, make it clear what results and recom-mendations you want, then ask for the data and recommendations that will support your wants.

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that the Nov. 27 report and recommendations are the result of an in-itial discussion paper that came out earlier in the year and sought input from the general public and organizations with an interest in climate

action. After all the work

done by individuals, or-ganizations and the Cli-mate Leadership Team, for our government to suggest further consulta-tion is needed before any action is taken is an in-

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Calling it a once-in-a-lifetime opportun-ity, the new superintend-ent of the Central Oka-nagan School District says he is ready to con-tinue the excellent work being done in one of the highest-performing dis-tricts in the province.

Kevin Kaardal was introduced to Kelowna media last Wednesday as he gets set to take over the top job in the Cen-tral Okanagan School District as of Jan. 1, re-placing Hugh Gloster who has been super-intendent for the past six years.

Kaardal has been working alongside Gloster for a few months already and has visited nearly every school in the district, meeting princi-

pals, teachers, students and sta� as he transitions into the post.

“� ere is superb prac-tice in this district to build on and it’s my in-tention to build on that strength,” said Kaar-dal, who arrived in the Central Okanagan af-ter a stint in the Burnaby School District ended by mutual agreement earlier

this year. “It’s been an abso-

lute gift to have this time to do this transition that our team has planned. I have been able to be in classrooms and see ex-ceptional practice.

“� e � rst impression, after being in nearly 43 schools, is that the adults in the building care deeply about the learners in their care.

“And what’s real-ly amazing is the learn-ers care about each other and the adults. Not just their teachers but they know our directors and remember them. You’re watching people that truly care about each other and that caring serves the district well.

“It’s going to carry us through all kinds of chal-lenges because there are a lot of challenges com-ing.”

First and foremost among the challen-ges noted by Kaardal is the implementation of a new curriculum in B.C. Schools will be asked to move away from the model that forced stu-dents to memorize data toward a model that is focused on allowing stu-dents to have a more personalized education.

Kaardal said Cen-tral Okanagan has been leading the way in this philosophy, even be-fore the provincial gov-ernment mandated the changes to the curricu-

lum, coming over the next three years.

“(� e new curricu-lum) is an opportun-ity to move the learn-ers from being receivers and memorizers of infor-mation and then regur-gitating it, to becoming people that have the at-tributes that the Central Okanagan has identi� ed: A learner, a thinker, a collaborator, a contribu-tor and an innovator,” he said.

“We’re trying to pre-pare our young people to be successful. It’s a shift

to a personalized edu-cation which takes a de-termined e� ort on be-half of the whole system to � nd the strengths of each student and � nd a way for them to pursue those strengths and be-come contributors to our society.”

School board chair Moyra Baxter, who introduced Kaardal to the media last week, said any time a school board has to hire a new super-intendent, it is likely go-ing to be the most im-portant decision the

trustees make. Gloster gave notice to

the board very early this year that he was going to move on after a 36-year career in education. � at allowed the board time to search for a re-placement for the popu-lar Gloster, who plans to stay in education as a consultant.

Baxter said she be-lieves they found the right person to continue the work that has been done in the school dis-trict in her 19 years on the board.

“We think we have a great district, we have some wonderful pro-grams, we have incred-ible sta� members who come up with great ideas that we have imple-mented,” she said.

“We’re excited to be moving forward and building on those things that have been put in place and looking at the district through some new eyes which gives us the opportunity to say: ‘Are we doing this right?’ especially with the re-designed curriculum we will be trying to imple-ment over the next little while.”

Like Gloster, Kaardal began his career in edu-cation as a teacher, teach-ing a variety of subjects and grades before get-ting into administration. He worked in the Cal-gary Catholic school sys-tem as well as in Mis-sion, Victoria and his last post in Burnaby.

“I’m absolutely thrilled to be here,” he said. “It was a district I had hoped to have the opportunity to work in.

“I’m honoured the board put their faith in me and I will have the opportunity to work with an amazing team and a community of partners.

“I really believe in any endeavour for it to be successful, positive, re-spectful relationships are critical.

“� at is absolute-ly true in education, maybe no more true in any other sector of pub-lic service.”

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KEVIN KAARDAL, incoming superintendent for the Central Okanagan School District, was introduced to local media last week in Kelowna.

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OUTGOING school superintendent Hugh Gloster has been working with Kevin Kaardal for the past few months to get him up to speed to take over the job.

‘‘It’s been an absolute gift to have this time to do this transition that our team has planned. I have been able to be in classrooms and see excep-tional practice…

‘‘…And what’s really amazing is the learners care about each other and the adults. Not just their teachers but they know our direc-tors and remem-ber them. You’re watching people that truly care about each other and that caring serves the dis-trict well.”

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CRAIG MISFELDT (left) and Kelly Leach are the co-owners of the new Dairy Queen restaurant opening Jan. 16 in Lake Country.

Kelly Leach and Craig Misfeldt have opened a new Dairy Queen res-taurant in Lake Country, at 10074 Highway 97.

� e Dairy Queen has 38 seats, a 16-seat patio and 45 sta� members.

� e grand opening will be Jan. 16.

To celebrate, the � rst 100 people to buy a Dairy Queen cake will receive a free blizzard every week for a full year.

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With nearly 7,000 passengers expected each day, this holiday travel season promises to be an active one at the Kelow-na International Airport (YLW).

With that in mind, the airport released some travel information to help people prepare for what could be longer than normal wait times at the airport.

YLW anticipates in-creased, but steady tra� c � ow beginning last Friday and continu-ing through Jan. 4, with more than 100,000 pas-sengers expected through the doors. � e busiest travel days of the sea-

son will be Sunday, Dec. 20, � ursday Dec. 24 and Sunday Dec. 27.

Although there are more than 2,600 stalls available, parking at YLW is expected to reach full capacity during this peak period. � ose needing to park at YLW should pay attention to signs and follow parking lot sta� directions.

People travelling dur-ing this period should also consider alterna-tive transportation to the airport, such as taxi and limousine services, airport shuttle services, public transit or having a friend drop them o� . When arranged in ad-

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KEVIN PARNELL

Every � ursday throughout the year, Win� eld resident Ann Gibson heads into Ke-lowna to go birding with the Central Okanagan Naturalists Club.

Sometimes they head back to Lake Coun-try, other times in di� er-ent directions across the Central Okanagan, con-sidered one of the top spots for bird watching in Canada.

But last week Gib-son and 25 other bird enthusiasts stuck close to home, taking part in Lake Country’s annual Christmas bird count, getting an idea about the number of birds and the di� erent species in Lake Country, to add to a North America-wide bird count, held annually for more than a century (see sidebar page A9).

“We had the whole area of Lake Coun-try divided into sev-en areas and each group went out and did its thing,” said Gibson. “It’s a cooperative e� ort. It’s an excellent area for bird watching. It’s great out there.”

� e Lake Country Christmas count spotted 85 di� erent species and a total of 7,375 birds. � e highlight was a rare red-throated loon that was seen on Okanagan Lake.

“Apparently there hasn’t been one in this area for at least 11 years or maybe longer,” said Gibson. “In the birding world that’s a big deal.”

Other species around Lake Country included a

pair of Anna’s humming-birds with their distinct rose-pink throat, a rare site in the winter.

More common were boreal chickadees as well as Eurasian collared doves, � nches in the mountains and owls up Beaver Lake Road.

Gibson’s favourite, the wren, was also out in force.

“Everybody has their personal favourite but for me it’s the wrens,” she said. “� ey’re perky little birds and they just sing and sing. � ey are kind of aggressive but their song is so beautiful, es-pecially the house wren, which we have a lot of around here.”

� e number of species was down slightly from past years.

“I think we were a bit down but 85 di� er-ent species is pretty good in the winter time,” said Gibson.

� e bird count num-bers will be submitted to the National Audubon Society and compiled as statistical data to help conservationists track bird populations across

North America.In the Okanagan

about 10 separate bird counts are taken, includ-ing in Vernon, Kelowna, Peachland and Pentic-ton, all between Dec. 14 and Jan. 5.

Organizer Chris Charlesworth took part in the Lake Country count this year, and has been running the Kelow-na count for the past 22 years. He says the trends are easy to spot.

“Typically the birds that are doing well in the city’s are doing really well,” said Charlesworth. “A lot of the water fowl, geese, ducks and gulls, they are all doing well. � e woodland and forest bird members are going down because the city’s are always growing and we are hacking down bits of the forest. � e wood peckers and forest spe-cies are dropping.”

In Lake Country the best spots for bird watch-ing include Beaver Lake Road, leading all the way up to Dee Lake where the Blue Bird Trail is lo-cated. Wood Lake and Okanagan Lake are also alive with birds as is the area around the Oceo-la Fish and Game Club reserve.

For Gibson, who has missed just one of the � ursday birding events in seven years, it’s all about Mother Nature.

“It’s just really a neat hobby,” she said. “It real-ly makes you think and learn and you go out in the natural world. It’s just a fun thing to do.”

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‘‘Apparently there hasn’t been (a red-throated loon sighting) in this area for at least 11 years or maybe long-er. In the birding world that’s a big deal.”

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about 10 separate bird counts are taken, includ-ing in Vernon, Kelowna, Peachland and Pentic-ton, all between Dec. 14 and Jan. 5.

Organizer Chris Charlesworth took part in the Lake Country count this year, and has been running the Kelow-na count for the past 22 years. He says the trends are easy to spot.

“Typically the birds that are doing well in the city’s are doing really well,” said Charlesworth. “A lot of the water fowl, geese, ducks and gulls, they are all doing well. � e woodland and forest bird members are going down because the city’s are always growing and we are hacking down bits of the forest. � e wood peckers and forest spe-cies are dropping.”

In Lake Country the best spots for bird watch-ing include Beaver Lake Road, leading all the way up to Dee Lake where the Blue Bird Trail is lo-cated. Wood Lake and Okanagan Lake are also alive with birds as is the area around the Oceo-la Fish and Game Club reserve.

For Gibson, who has missed just one of the � ursday birding events in seven years, it’s all about Mother Nature.

“It’s just really a neat hobby,” she said. “It real-ly makes you think and learn and you go out in the natural world. It’s just a fun thing to do.”

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THE OYAMA branch 189 of the Royal Canadian Legion made a donation to the Lake Country Food bank in time for Christmas. Shown presenting a cheque for $2,500 to appreciative food bank volunteer Beverly Marsh is Oyama Legion director and meat draw chair Judy Wynn.

Before to the turn of the 20th century, some hunters in parts of North America engaged in a holiday tradition known as the Christmas “Side Hunt.” � ey would choose sides and go a� eld with their guns—whoever brought in the biggest pile of feathered (and furred) quarry won.

Conservation was in its beginning stages in that era, and many ob-servers and scientists were becoming con-cerned about declining bird populations.

Beginning on Christ-mas Day 1900, ornithol-ogist Frank M. Chap-man, an early o� cer in the fairly-new Audu-bon Society, proposed a new holiday tradition: A Christmas Bird Cen-sus that would count birds during the holidays rather than hunt them.

So began the Christ- mas Bird Count (CBC). � anks to the inspir- ation of Chapman and

the enthusiasm of 27 dedicated birders, 25 Christmas Bird Counts were held that day. � e locations ranged from Toronto, ON to Pacif-ic Grove, California with most counts in or near the population centres of northeastern North America.

� ose original 27 counts tallied around 90 species combined.

Fast forward to the current day and each November, birders in-teresting in participat-ing in the CBC sign up and join in through the Audubon website.

From Dec. 14 through Jan. 5 each year tens of thousands of volunteers throughout the Amer-icas brave snow, wind, or rain to take part in the e� ort.

Audubon and other organizations use the data collected in this long-running wild-life census to assess the health of bird popula-tions, and to help guide conservation action.

� e data collected by observers over the past century has allowed Audubon researchers, conservation biologists, wildlife agencies and

other interested individ-uals to study the long-term health and status of bird populations across North America.

� e society is named in honour of John James Audubon, a Fran-co-American ornithol-ogist and naturalist who painted, catalogued, and described the birds of North America in his famous book, Birds of America, published in sections between 1827 and 1838.

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As the calendar gets set to close on an event-ful year on the old CN Rail corridor, work is set to continue through 2016 as CN prepares the corridor to hand it over to the municipalities of Lake Country, Kelow-na and the North Oka-nagan Regional District.

CN has awarded the contract to remove the rails to Westcan Rail and the crew is working its way along the east side of Wood Lake on the way to Oyama after be-ginning at Hardy Road in Kelowna. � e remov-al crew has been work-ing through Lake Coun-try over the past sever-al weeks.

As part of the $22-million sale agree-ment, CN has until 2017 to remove the tracks and do any environmental re-mediation that is neces-sary. Any development of the trail can only start after these obligations are completed and there is money available to undertake the work.

DEVELOPING THE TRAILBefore any plans to

develop the trail can be considered by local pol-iticians, a planning and design process must take place which will include extensive public input, cost estimates and phas-ing. Timing and budget for the development of

the trail will ultimate-ly be determined by the councils of Kelowna and Lake Country and the Regional District of North Okanagan board.

Residents are re-minded that the corri-dor is undeveloped, is not maintained and the spikes and ties may cause hazards until they are re-moved . Everyone should stay o� the trail while the work continues.

FUNDING OPPORTUNITIESLake Country council

has gone on record say-ing it will not be making any major � nancial com-mitments to developing the trail in the near fu-ture; however, they will

be looking at working with community groups, fundraising opportun-ities, and grants to help raise the funds to de-velop the trail.

� e IDT (Inter-juris-dictional Development Team) includes repre-

sentatives from Kelow-na, Lake Country and the Regional District of North Okanagan work-ing together on the de-velopment of the trail for the bene� t of residents in the entire valley. � e team maintains it is

working closely with the Okanagan Indian Band while the OKIB has not pledged support for the project, which pass-es through one of its re-serves and a long stretch of its traditional territory.

� e IDT’s priorities along the corridor are:• keeping the integrity of the corridor• maintaining the value of the corridor to the en-

tire region• developing the trail and pedestrian, and cyclist access• maintenance, beauti� -cation and road crossing arrangements• working with agen-cies and groups on fund-ing the development of the trail and• land inventory and ad-ministration details.

Lots of work ahead as CN prepares rail corridor

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THE LAST rail cars made their way along the decommissioned CN Rail tracks in October. Work continues to lift the rails and make the rail bed safe before it’s handed over to a consortium of local municipalities to re-invent it as a trail corridor.

� e search is on for a few people to help de-velop Community Touch Sevens in the Lake Country and the Oka-nagan Mission areas.

If you live in the Mis-sion or Lake Country and love rugby then con-sider this great oppor-tunity to give back to your communities.

And if not, perhaps you can help identify two

parents who could coach touch rugby, and gather together 25 or more players from the area.

Most of the work is is done from January through April for this May/June sport.

If you are interested, or know of someone who would be happy to take it on, contact Doug Man-ning at [email protected].

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Arion � erapeutic Farm was a hotbed of ac-tivity at its annual Win-ter Wonderland fund-raiser, but it’s what’s planned for the year ahead that had its owner really excited.

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“It will start with that, and then the rest of the community will come in and wrap around it.”

� e concept Hen-derson is working on for 2016 is turning Ar-ion farm into a social en-terprise.

“Historically the char-ity had leased the en-tire property, but now the riding program will lease what it uses and we are inviting expressions of interest from the com-munity,” she said. “We want professionals, other user groups, charities to come and use our space and our venue for their programs to operate, all within an agricultural theme.”

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parents who could coach touch rugby, and gather together 25 or more players from the area.

Most of the work is is done from January through April for this May/June sport.

If you are interested, or know of someone who would be happy to take it on, contact Doug Man-ning at [email protected].

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Arion � erapeutic Farm was a hotbed of ac-tivity at its annual Win-ter Wonderland fund-raiser, but it’s what’s planned for the year ahead that had its owner really excited.

“We’re going to be-come the kind of place where, if you want, you can run your socks o� , scream and know that it’s OK,” said Heather Hen-derson, against a back-drop of mini pony walks, horse rides, Santa visits and Star Wars-themed play.

“It will start with that, and then the rest of the community will come in and wrap around it.”

� e concept Hen-derson is working on for 2016 is turning Ar-ion farm into a social en-terprise.

“Historically the char-ity had leased the en-tire property, but now the riding program will lease what it uses and we are inviting expressions of interest from the com-munity,” she said. “We want professionals, other user groups, charities to come and use our space and our venue for their programs to operate, all within an agricultural theme.”

In its current incarna-tion Arion farms—the name is a horse-themed acronym for Abilities. Recreation. Independ-ence. Opportunities. New-Beginnings—of-fers therapeutic riding for all ages and all abil-ities.

� e bene� ts, Hender-son said, are well-docu-mented and numerous.

Just the tip of the ice-berg is that those facing mobility challenges can use horse riding to simu-late the movement of the pelvis that mirrors the human walk. � e a� ect on muscles can even re-write the brain, meaning

spinal and brain injuries don’t have to be as detri-mental as before.

� ose who have disor-ders, such as autism, also � nd bene� ts to being in the agricultural setting.

Despite being a well-lauded therapy, the farm struggles with in-come generation, as the horses alone cost twice as much as the fees collected—thus the fundraiser which was expected to raise $10,000—just enough for a thr ee months of hay.

� is newly proposed model, however, should � ll some of the � nan-

cial gap.It will also cut through

some of the access issues families with children fa-cing diverse challenges deal with.

“Our community will be able to come and ac-

cess these programs that are speci� cally designed by professionals for them,” said Henderson. “So it will be people do-ing what we will do best in a farm community /park setting.

“Our students who al-ready ride, in the next few months here may have an opportunity to access other programs in other parts of the farm.”

Already area pro-fessionals with simi-lar clientele have put out feelers. Henderson has heard from people in-volved with art-, music- and drama-based ther-apies, along with behav-iour support services.

And, it’s imagined as a forever home.

“It’s not that you are married to one space...it’s pooling resources,” she said. “� ere are a lot of smaller groups and indi-viduals that share clien-

tele in this community and this would open up opportunities for people to start a small program and grow it.

“I want people here. I want them to know that they can come and be safe, know that their child or loved one will be safe and in an engaging meaningful activity.”

� at, she said, is missing for many parents who have children with challenges.

“Maybe families can come here and spend a few hours at a time. � ere are parents who never meet each other and it’s tragic because they have so many chil-dren alike, but nowhere to socialize,” she said.

� ose who already go to the farm know that its bene� ts extend far be-yond physical therapy.

Mihai Covaser, 12, has been riding at Ar-

ion Farm for � ve years, and was quick to sing its praises. “� ere are nice horses, nice people—it’s a nice place,” he said.

“I ride weekly, I � nd that it has lots of bene-� ts, for any kind of dis-ability. For example it helps with my balance.”

He’s also fond of the relationship he’s built with Luna. “She’s gentle and is a gated horse, so her trot is really smooth,” he said. “Trotting can be tough, but it makes it a lot easier.”

Also � nding hap-piness in farm life was Laura Lovaghy, 16. She was walking mini ponies Bubbles and Belle and said the animals help her with the symptoms of her autism. � ey’ve really helped with my anxiety,” she said.

Email Henderson at [email protected].

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by the province and the growth of our agriculture industry to meet expand-ing Asia and Southeast Asia markets.

“High technology is a huge driver of growth here in the Okanagan,” Clark said. “It is a billion dollar industry, one that pays about 60 per cent higher wages than the average industrial job.

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“And the Okanagan o� ers an extremely good lifestyle that can attract high tech investors here coupled with relative-ly low real estate costs compared to Vancouver or Victoria.

“It’s why I think the new Okanagan Centre for Innovation is going to germinate all kinds of start-up company invest-ment in the high-tech � eld for the Okanagan.”

� e infrastructure in-vestment aspect, she says, is highlighted by the LNG investment and the start-up of the Site C

dam project. “Even though we have

not had an initial invest-ment commitment yet, much has already been invested towards that aim and we hope to see that continue. I would expect one of the projects being discussed will pro-ceed in 2016,” she said.

“And just with infra-structure in general, we are spending more than ever before on infra-structure projects in the history of the province. � at will be a big job driver.”

As for agriculture, it wasn’t that long ago that people were talking

about the fruit orchard industry being in peril of disappearing, but Clark said there has been a re-surgence in large part to the provincial govern-ment encouraging more trade with Asian and Southeast Asian coun-tries.

“� ere is a big oppor-tunity for agriculture, a huge appetite in Asian countries for safe, clean and non toxic food and our brand is really strong in those areas,” she said.

“� e challenge is to identify where those new markets are and to pro-duce what they’re look-ing for.

“In the last three years, 200 million people globally were lifted out of poverty, and most of those people live in Asia and Southeast Asia. Now that their econom-ic position is better, they want better food, better products.

“� at’s why we go on these trade missions to these countries, � nding customers for our prod-ucts and putting our people back to work at home to produce them.”

It is one change in the world, she says, that most

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� ere are plenty of reasons for optimism concerning the Oka-nagan’s regional econ-omy heading into 2016, says Premier Christy Clark.

Clark says her focus as premier has been about creating jobs, and she sees the building blocks being put in place here to make that strategy be

successful. She says the need

for young people to be forced to leave town to � nd high-paying em-ployment or acquire the post-secondary educa-tion skills needed to be hired for those jobs is be-ing addressed.

“� e Conference Board of Canada is pre-dicting that B.C. will be number one in job growth in 2016 which

is really good news for the whole province,” said Clark who, when she’s not running the provin-cial government, is the Liberal MLA for West-side-Kelowna.

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“And the Okanagan o� ers an extremely good lifestyle that can attract high tech investors here coupled with relative-ly low real estate costs compared to Vancouver or Victoria.

“It’s why I think the new Okanagan Centre for Innovation is going to germinate all kinds of start-up company invest-ment in the high-tech � eld for the Okanagan.”

� e infrastructure in-vestment aspect, she says, is highlighted by the LNG investment and the start-up of the Site C

dam project. “Even though we have

not had an initial invest-ment commitment yet, much has already been invested towards that aim and we hope to see that continue. I would expect one of the projects being discussed will pro-ceed in 2016,” she said.

“And just with infra-structure in general, we are spending more than ever before on infra-structure projects in the history of the province. � at will be a big job driver.”

As for agriculture, it wasn’t that long ago that people were talking

about the fruit orchard industry being in peril of disappearing, but Clark said there has been a re-surgence in large part to the provincial govern-ment encouraging more trade with Asian and Southeast Asian coun-tries.

“� ere is a big oppor-tunity for agriculture, a huge appetite in Asian countries for safe, clean and non toxic food and our brand is really strong in those areas,” she said.

“� e challenge is to identify where those new markets are and to pro-duce what they’re look-ing for.

“In the last three years, 200 million people globally were lifted out of poverty, and most of those people live in Asia and Southeast Asia. Now that their econom-ic position is better, they want better food, better products.

“� at’s why we go on these trade missions to these countries, � nding customers for our prod-ucts and putting our people back to work at home to produce them.”

It is one change in the world, she says, that most

‘Okanagan Centre for Innovation is going to germinate all kinds of start-up company investment’

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Wishing Everyone a Safe & Happy Holiday

Thank you for visiting Kangaroo Creek Farm

Almost everyone that has a copy of this calendar has visited here. What you probably

want to know is what our plans are for 2016. The main change will be the new

property on the East side of Middle Vernon Creek. We call the new six acres of the farm “The Outback”. The bridge to The Outback was

completed in July of 2015. Exactly how that part of the farm will evolve remains

to be seen. I guess you’ll have to keep coming to visit to check on the changes as they

happen. That’s one of the nice things about the farm. There’s always something new.Another big change in 2015 was our switch over from a donation system to a fee

system. However, we will continue to keep admission very affordable and we will

also commit to providing free passes to various agencies for distribution to local people

who might not otherwise be able to visit. Lake Country schools, daycares, retirement

facilities, clubs and organizations may continue to visit for free. In 2016 we will also have our own parking lot at the junction of Hill Road and

Main Street for the convenience of our visitors. To stay up to date with the farm you can visit us at www.facebook.com/kangaroocreekfarm. For information about our opening schedule, directions, or the farm rules

(very important), please go to our website at www.kangaroocreekfarm.com

or listen to the recording at 250-766-4823.A big Thank You to everyone who has visited us and supported us. Hope we see you

again soon.

Greg and Caroline Wightman

Wishing Everyone a

Safe & Happy Holiday

Thank you for visiting

Kangaroo Creek Farm

Almost everyone that has a copy of this calendar has visited here. What you probably

want to know is what our plans are for 2016. The main change will be the new

property on the East side of Middle Vernon Creek.

We call the new six acres of the farm “The Outback”. The bridge to The Outback was

completed in July of 2015. Exactly how that part of the farm will evolve remains

to be seen. I guess you’ll have to keep coming to visit to check on the changes as they

happen. That’s one of the nice things about the farm. There’s always something new.

Another big change in 2015 was our switch over from a donation system to a fee

system. However, we will continue to keep admission very affordable and we will

also commit to providing free passes to various agencies for distribution to local people

who might not otherwise be able to visit. Lake Country schools, daycares, retirement

facilities, clubs and organizations may continue to visit for free.

In 2016 we will also have our own parking lot at the junction of Hill Road and

Main Street for the convenience of our visitors.

To stay up to date with the farm you can visit us at

www.facebook.com/kangaroocreekfarm.

For information about our opening schedule, directions, or the farm rules

(very important), please go to our website at www.kangaroocreekfarm.com

or listen to the recording at 250-766-4823.

A big Thank You to everyone who has visited us and supported us. Hope we see you

again soon.

Greg and Caroline Wightman

Gift Certificates For Sale

Kangaroo Creek Farm wishes everyone Greg and Caroline Wightman

The 2016 Kangaroo Creek Farm Calendars are now on sale for $10 each.

All the pro� t from the sale of the calendars will be donated to the Lake Country Food Bank.You can get your copy of the calendar at the Lake Country Food Bank, the thrift store on Berry

Road, Lake Country Farm and Pet Supply, or directly from the Kangaroo Farm. Just drive on down and knock on the door or give us a call at 250 766 4823 to arrange for pick-up.

Thanks so much to everyone that supported us in 2015. Hoping to see everyone again next year when we open for

Spring Break 2016.


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economists did not pre-dict, the importance of the quality of agriculture production and that im-pact on economies.

“In China, about 20 per cent of the food grown there is con-sidered unsafe to eat from a health safety stan-dard. But we in B.C. can supply those goods and our brand is all about quality.”

In reference to climate change, coming on the heels of the world lead-ers gathering in Paris to reach a historic climate change accord, Clark says the ball remains in the federal government’s court moving forward.

� e � rst step for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, she said, will be to follow through on his promise to convene the premiers for a nation-al climate change con-

ference within 90 days of being elected, which Clark expects will likely be in February.

“Climate change is not a nationally directed strategy by any stretch. � e provinces have to design their own strat-egies around climate change, but we need the tools from the federal government,” Clark said.

“And yes, one of those tools is going to be money. We could use funding, for instance, to help address the leaking of energy from buildings, which is a huge source of greenhouse gases. If we could tighten that up through investment we would do a lot to reduce our climate footprint.”

She says there is now clearly an inextricable link between job cre-ation, environmental protection and econom-ic growth—all in which she says B.C. has proven

it can achieve progress. She also cited the

$100 million venture capital fund, which kicks in next year, as presenting an opportunity for Oka-nagan business start-ups, particularly in the high-tech � eld, to get funding.

Clark sees the fund as not only providing that investment, but provid-ing leverage to encourage private venture capitalists to get on board.

“� e challenge for these smaller start-ups is the banks won’t lend them the money they need because of be-ing considered too high risk,”Clark said.

“Hopefully this capital fund can help entrepre-neurs get over that initial funding hurdle.”

Clark says her upbeat message for the Central Okanagan in particular next year comes down to creating the opportunity for young people to grow

up in Kelowna or West Kelowna and not have to leave to � nd economic prosperity elsewhere.

“� e need is to make sure those jobs exist locally, and that people here have access to the post-secondary edu-cation training in their chosen � elds so they don’t have to leave to get that education some-where else and then don’t come back,” Clark said.

“You have to knit together high school to post-secondary edu-cation with Okanagan College and UBC Oka-nagan to meet the job needs of the private sec-tor so people can grow up and stay here to get a good paying job, to buy their forever home, their � rst car, start their fam-ilies here…to make their own roots in the com-munities they grew up in.”

B.C.’s quality respected around the worldPREMIER FROM A13 ALISTAIR WATERS

It wasn’t a court of law but Central Okanagan East regional director Patty Hanson was cen-sured Dec. 15 by a ma-jority of her 11 polit-ical peers on the Region-al District of the Central Okanagan board.

Her crime: Divul-

• ROBBIE BURNS NIGHT - Sat., Jan. 16 Oyama Community Hall 14710 Oyama rd. Doors open at 5pm. Okanagan pipers present the haggis at 6 pm followed by a roast beef dinner. Scottish entertainment at 7pm. Tickets $20 each. Lake Country bus 250-766-3227 will pick up in Lake Country & return you home for a small fee. Tickets can be purchased call anne at 250-766-5437 or linda 250-762-62o8 or email [email protected].•COMMUNITY TOUCH SEVENS LEADER - (Mission or Lake Country area) Do you live in the Mission or Lake Country area and love rugby? Can you help to identify 2 parent touch coaches and 25+ players from the area? Most of the work is January – April for this May/June sport. Interested? Contact: Doug Manning ([email protected])•ANGEL AWARD TALENT SHOW - June 25, 2016. Looking for talent between ages 10 & 25. In support for Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis. Competition now open. Late registration fees are applicable-don’t delay! One live audition day March 2016 – register now at Creekside Theatre. [email protected], website: www.angelaward.ca•LAKE COUNTRY LIBRARY - Book Chat for Adults Sat., Jan. 9, Feb. 13, Mar. 12 & Apr. 9, 2:30 p.m. Readers are welcome to share their favourite book with other book lovers. Drop-in for some afternoon fun!•LAKE COUNTRY SENIORS CENTRE - 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road Ballroom Dancing class on Wed. 6-8pm. Call 250-766-4220 for more info•LEGO BUILDERS CLUB - Tuesdays & Thursdays. Drop in. See branch for information. LEGO available for 6 - 12 year olds. MEGA Blocks available for the younger crowd. Parents or caregivers must be present.•ADULT BOOK CLUB - Join Rita on the first Tues. of each month at 7pm for a lively discussion of each month’s title. Copies of each title will be available in the library. •LAKE COUNTRY SENIOR CENTRE - 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road is open Mon.-Fri. 10am-2pm to answer questions about seniors’ issues. We are in need of volunteers to do odd jobs. Fall session on all groups have started; stop by for an events schedule. Our next event: Prime Time is held on the first & third Monday of the month - call Joanne at 250-766-0667. Have a plaque installed on the Memorial Wall for $20. This is a great place to share with loved ones. Call 250-766-4220 or Dorothy at 250-766-4568.•BRING BALANCE BACK INTO YOUR LIFE. - Taoist Tai Chi® at the Oyama Community Hall at 6:30pm. For further info call Shirley at 250-548-3254.•THE LAKE COUNTRY LIBRARY & OYAMA LIBRARY - Knitting circles Oyama branch, 15718 Oyama Road will have its knitting circle each Tuesday night from 6 pm-7 pm. The Lake Country branch in the Municipal Hall at #2-10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road will hold its circle on Wednesday evenings from 6:30pm-8pm Both knitting circles are free, drop-in, & open to any age and skill level; bring your yarn, needles & whatever project you are working on.•LAKE COUNTRY SENIORS BUFFET - 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road. Meals $9. Take home meals $7 & freezer meals will be $5. When available don’t forget about the 2 free meals.•WINFIELD AUXILIARY CRIBBAGE - 3rd Sun., every month. Registration @ 9AM, Game starts @ 10AM sharp. $26 per team, includes a light lunch. Contact 250-878-2834 for more information.•BADMINTON - Fri. 9:30-11:30 Oyama Hall. Drop-in $2.50. Great exercise & fun for all. Contact Rob. 766-3034•OYAMA LEGION BRANCH 189 - Meat draw every Sat., at 2pm.•BETTER AT HOME - is a program to help seniors live in their own homes longer by providing non-medical support services including transportation, grocery shopping, yard work, light housekeeping & friendly visits. LC Health Planning Society is coordinating these services for seniors 65 years+. Please call 778-215-5247 for more info, or if you are able to help seniors in your community by volunteering.•LC FOOD BANK THRIFT STORE - 3250 Berry Rd. Winter hours: Open Tues., Wed., Thurs. 11am-4pm. All proceeds go to the Lake Country Food Bank., & run by our friendly volunteers. For more info on donating and/or volunteering, please call 778-480-3250.•LC OUTDOORS CLUB - Welcomes hikers & other outdoor enthusiasts. Bring water, snacks/lunch, wear weather appropriate clothing, & sturdy boots for hiking. For info about our club, please contact us at: [email protected]•LC FOOD BANK - has an URGENT need for men & women volunteers to join our team. Requirements as follows: half days only-Mon., Wed, & Thurs. (doesn’t have to be all 3 days); must be physically fit enough to lift a medium size box of groceries; a cheery disposition fits in nicely with the rest of the volunteers. Please see Phyllis MacPherson directly at the Food Bank located in the rear of the Boys & Girls Club, 3130 Berry Rd. on any of the days noted.•CRIBBAGE - Friday evenings starting 7pm at the Seniors’ Activity Centre. Playing 8 games with a chance of winning $12, $10, or $8. Socialize & enjoy an evening out with fun and play. Serving coffee, drinks & goodies for only $2.50. •WINFIELD UNITED CHURCH THRIFT SHOP - (3751 Woodsdale Road.), is open from Tues. to Sat., 10am to 2pm for shopping & donation drop-off. Call 250-766-3387 for info regarding appropriate donations.•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 contact Ernie Bayer: 604-576-9734 fax 604-576-9733 or [email protected] for info.•LC HEALTH PLANNING SOCIETY - VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Meaningful opportunities are available, in the Better at Home program & on Committees: Communications, Nominations, Health & Wellness Fair & LC CARES (Community Action & Response to Elder Abuses).Call for info 778-215-5247 or “get connected” at www.lakecountryhealth.ca•DO YOU LIKE TO DRIVE? - VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Help a neighbour maintain their independence by giving them a ride. LC Health Planning Society is matching volunteer drivers with seniors through the Better at Home Program. Training, support & compensation are provided. Call for info 778-215-5247.

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ALL COMMUNITY EVENTS will be placed at no charge to all NON-PROFIT organizations.

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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO. 793

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See Phyllis MacPherson at the Food Bank located in the rear of the Boys & Girls Club, 3130 Berry Rd. on any of the days noted.

URGENT!Volunteers Needed!

250-766-0125


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ALISTAIR WATERS

It wasn’t a court of law but Central Okanagan East regional director Patty Hanson was cen-sured Dec. 15 by a ma-jority of her 11 polit-ical peers on the Region-al District of the Central Okanagan board.

Her crime: Divul-

ging con� dential—al-beit incorrect—infor-mation about the Oka-nagan Film Commission to its commissioner Jon Summerland.

Only Hanson and two other board members—Central Okanagan West regional director Wayne Carson and Peachland Mayor Cindy Fortin—

voted against the cen-sure and another motion ordering her to write an apology to Summerland.

Hanson was also re-moved for a year from the Central Okanagan Economic Development Commission board, as an alternate to the � lm commission and from the board of the South-

ern Interior Beetle Action Coalition.

Hanson did not make herself available to the media following the de-cision. However, her law-yer, Matthew Blow, said she had “signi� cant” con-cerns about procedur-al fairness of the special board meeting which re-convened last Tuesday to

consider the censure.RDCO board chair

Gail Given said she hoped the board could now get back to the business of running the regional district.

Hanson was accused of divulging information discussed at an RDCO closed-door strategic planning session held last

May which board mem-bers, including Han-son, agreed to keep con-� dential.

After the meeting, Hanson—a former � lm commission board mem-ber—met with Summer-land who later said she indicated the district’s funding for the � lm commission could be in

jeopardy. “I was freaked out,” Summerland told the board at the Dec. 15 meeting.

Given and several other directors said what Summerland was told by Hanson did not ac-curately represent their views of the � lm com-mission.

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WHITE, HELEN MARGARET Helen Margaret White was born in

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Helen is survived by her two daughters Susan (Andy) Krawchuk and Kelly (Scott) Ferguson; brothers

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GENERAL VINEYARD LA-BOURERS Gray Monk Cellars Ltd., located at 1055 Camp Road, Okanagan Centre, BC, is seeking 3 temporary vine-yard labourers, in Lake Coun-try and Okanagan Valley, to start work March 7, 2016, for approximately 8 months. Can-didates must be willing to work outdoors and in all seasonal conditions. On the job training is provided, duties include ty-ing, pruning, picking, process-ing, grounds and vineyard maintenance. Starting wage $10.49/hour, approx. 40-50 hours per week. Please fax re-sume to 250-766-3390 or email [email protected]. We thank all appli-cants in advance, but only those selected for an interview will be contacted. No phone calls please.

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With only Rudolph’s nose to guide them, how do Santa’s reindeer � nd their way all around the world?Along with having an experienced leader in Santa directing the sleigh,

reindeer also possess a unique ability to process a wider spectrum of light than most mammals. Reindeer spend a lot of their time in the arctic and as a result have developed the ability to process ultraviolet light. This higher wavelength light is invisible to most other mammals, including humans. Since they must navigate through the snowy tundra, this a huge advantage to them. The eyes of most mammals cannot cope with an abundance of UV light because it carries enough energy to damage their sensitive photoreceptors, permanently damaging vision. Not reindeer though, they are able to comfortably process this light which ultimately helps them to � nd food and survive. No wonder Santa chose them to guide his sleigh!

Dr. Paul Rollett Optometrist

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49-9522 Main St. Lake Country250-766-4240

www.lakecountryoptometry.ca

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Nichole SorensenAudiologistB.Sc., M.A, RAUD

Hearing Loss - What is it?

Hearing loss typically produces a decrease in the perception and understanding ofsound, particularly under challenging listening

conditions such as background noise.The perception of both simple and complex sounds (e.g. speech and music) is usually affected. Hearing loss may be associated with different types of health problems, but the end effect is one of 2 basic types of hearing loss:Conductive Hearing Loss - occurs when sound is not conducted ef� ciently through the ear canal, ear drum or middle ear. Some of the important causes of conductivehearing loss include:• Obstruction of the ear canal by ear wax or a foreign object• Perforation or other damage to the ear drum• Acute or chronic middle ear infections• Injury/diseases affecting the small bones inside the middle earConductive hearing loss is often reversible with medical or surgical treatment. If surgery is not recommended then hearing aids are usually appropriate.A Mixed Hearing Loss occurs when someone has a combination of a conductive hearing loss and a sensorineural hearing loss. Look for part two explaining Sensorineural Hearing Loss in the January 6 FAQ.

To book a hearing assessment, Contact Lakeside Hearing at 250-766-0294.

Winfi eld Professional Building 100-121 Hill Road (Free parking in the back)

250-766-0294 • LakesideHearing.com

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Petrina KoltunREALTOR®

www.petrinakoltun.com250-826-5660 • 250-860-1100

What are the recent changes in the new down-payment rules and what does it mean?

There are new changes coming in the down payment rules for homes priced over the $500,000 price mark. Buyers of homes priced

under $500,000 Canadian dollars can continue to make a minimum down payment of 5% of the purchase price, this rule remains unchanged. The new change affects homes priced over $500,000 in that the down payment required has increased to 10% of the price portion above the $500,000 benchmark.

This change to the down-payment rules comes into effect on February 15, 2016. I believe that this rule change will increase the activity for both buyers and sellers who would normally wait to sell or purchase a home in the Spring so that they can make a smaller down-payment on homes purchased for over $500,000. The long term impact of this change is expected to save real estate consumers money while also allowing home owners to build more equity in ther homes. For more information on how this change could impact your home purchase or sale, I look forward to hearing from you!

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I am very satisfied with my young dentist. She is polite, listens to me, and is gentler than anyone I have experienced. I would like to get her a gift for Christmas, but won't want to just drop a box of chocolates off at her office. You must get 'surprises' from patients. What do dentists most appreciate?

There are any number of things you can get for your dentist, and I'm sure they will all be appreciated. Each practice will have their 'most unusual' list. Some patients have rewarded their dentist with seasonal home baking. Another gentleman who operates a Greek restaurant rewarded his favourite dental team with a scrumptious feast delivered to their office on a designated day so that nobody would be foolish enough to bring their own lunch that day! Cards are always appreciated – in fact I make it a point to read every one of them. Cards are going the way of the dodo bird with our fast track society, but there is something nice about a personally penned card that never falls out of fashion. You mention that your dentist is a young practitioner, and that you really admire her style and gentle nature. I'll tell you what she will appreciate more than anything else – another patient just like you! Our profession has changed dramatically over the past 20 years.

Many of our colleagues started their practices back in the 1970's and 1980's. There was much less competition, no advertising, and just about everything revolved around 'word of mouth'. There was no internet to source dental information (ever hear of the internet steering you 'wrong' on something?). Any information on anything dental came from your family dentist. To be honest, those doctors of that era simply unlocked their doors in the morning and that was just about all they had to do to market their practice. Today it is a much different climate. Everyone is busy – too busy it seems.

As consumers, we get bombarded with over 5000 advertisements daily. Some of it simply becomes 'noise', whether on a side of a bus, a billboard, or in mainstream media. It's all expensive. Most young doctors don't know which way to turn, so they do their own 'trial and error' hoping to grow their business. Nothing, in my estimation, ever works as well as 'friends telling friends'. Many people are long overdue for a checkup, simply because nothing hurts 'yet'. Do your doctor a favour, and send her a patient. You'll be doing both of them a favour. You don't have to be a salesperson (many don't like that role) but if you're pleased, simply share that with a colleague or neighbor. That would be your kindest gift of all!

Ask The Dentist!by

Dr. Lina Jung, DDS

What to Get a Dentist for the Holidays?

Winfield Dental Centre208 - 3121 Hill Road

Winfield, B.C.

250-469-9477www.WinfieldDentalCentre.ca

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Services are provided by General Dentists

Lake Country Calendar Wednesday, December 23, 2015 www.lakecountrycalendar.com APB A20 www.lakecountrycalendar.com Wednesday, December 23, 2015 Lake Country Calendar

Community Information

Municipal Hall will be CLOSED at 2:00pm Thursday, December 24 and re-open 8:30am Monday, January 4. Essential services such as police, fire, water, wastewater treatment and snow removal will remain in operation.

Roads Snow Removal: 250.766.5664 All Other Roads Emergencies: 250.317.9780 Water or Sewer Emergencies: pager 250.317.3250

Municipal facility holiday closures are planned around a time when there is low demand for services. In the long run, these closures save operation costs for the District and give staff some time to be with their families.

Business licence renewal payments are due January 31, 2016, and can be paid through some participating financial institutions in person or on-line,

or by mail when there are no changes to an existing licence.

See the Public Skating/Shinny schedule QuickLink at okanaganway.ca/municipal

A recap of the District’s snow-clearing priorities: • Main collector roads, school bus and transit routes and steep roads take priority over all other roads in the District. During a period of active snowfall, the contractor will remain on these priority routes to keep them cleared.

• All local roads will be serviced once the main roads are cleared and have a reasonable chance of staying cleared. Many local roads are plowed at the same time that the hills are done, whenever it is practical and sensible to do so.

• The goal of the snow removal program is to maintain the roads in a passable condition, which does not necessarily mean “bare pavement”. In certain conditions, the application of sand over compact snow will be performed. On busy routes, traffic works salt and/or sand into the snow, breaking it up and causing the roads to clear with use. Many District roads do not see sufficient traffic to achieve this effect, and a certain amount of compact snow on the road surface is to be expected. Salt application is ineffective below -6C.

Who can you call?

During office hours: Engineering 250-766-6677

After hours snow removal: 250-766-5664

After hours non–snow related road emergencies (road kill removal or debris on the roadway) Roads Duty pager at 250-317-9780

Public Skating during the

Christmas break is only $2/person.

Christmas Tree Recycling This year the Christmas tree drop-off location will again be Jack Seaton

Park in the parking lot at 1960 Camp Rd. You are welcome to drop-off your Christmas tree for chipping, anytime December 26-January 31. Business Licence Renewal Notices are in the mail Online bank payments have been expanded to included business licences and are available through some financial institutions. Use your account number as the payment reference number. Confirm with your bank whether business licence payments have been added to their internet banking services.

Make Memories, not Garbage This holiday season, give a gift of time together. Memories that last a lifetime – no wrapping required. For ideas, go to www.regionaldistrict.com/recycle

The Oceola Fish & Game Club annually recognizes a dedicated citizen within the community, in memory of Sax Koyama.

You are invited to nominate an individual who has made an outstanding contribution to the community taking into consideration the following:

The recipient must be a resident of Lake Country and surrounding area north of Duck Lake (e.g. Holiday Park);

Submissions must be based on outstanding contribution having a direct beneficial effect on the community and its residents.

The function of the award is to: To recognize the outstanding efforts of a citizen working for the benefit of

the community. To foster community spirit. To create awareness of the varying contributions made toward the well-

being of our community by its citizens.

Nominations for the award are accepted until December 31. Pick up a nomination form at the Oceola Fish & Game Club at 11888 McGowan Rd. or download it from the Dec. 2 news story at www.lakecountry.bc.ca

Lake Country Citizen of the Year Nominations Now Open The “Sax Koyama” Award

Follow us on Facebook And check out the “What’s Happening” calendar and News at okanaganway.ca

Follow what’s happening in Lake Country

See the SNOW REMOVAL QuickLink at lakecountry.bc.ca for info & the Priority Map

Happy Holidays from Mayor & Council & staff

lake country calendar, december 23, 2015

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