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Honoured The Canadian Vintners Association has hon-oured Gray Monk Es-tates owners George and Trudy Heiss with its inaugural award of distinction................................3

Go FoodismSave the date Sunday, July 27, on your calen-dar as Canadian/Ja-maican chef Cornel Fisher prepares a four-course meal for Reg-gae Night at Gatzke Orchards................................. 3

Pioneer Parkwaters have been tested and cleared for swimmers to take the dive again................................2

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After years of try-ing to lure commercial development to Lake Country’s downtown, a development propos-al that will include four new commercial build-ings on Main Street, in a vacant lot between the TD Bank and IGA, has received its � rst round of approvals from Lake Country council.

� e Callahan Group out of Kelowna has re-ceived � rst reading for a development permit to construct four commer-cial buildings that will provide up to 27,000 square feet of development on the site.

It’s just the second de-velopment pro-posed for Main

Street since its comple-tion in 2008, the start of an economic down-turn that kept developers from building in Lake

Country.Lake Country’s eco-

nomic development manager says while it’s been a long time coming

for the district’s main street, the new propos-al is a good step forward for the area.

“It means new services, new stores and new jobs for

Lake Country as well as new franchise oppor-tunities and vacant com-mercial space to start businesses,” said Ryan Roycroft.

“It’s just one more development to drive tra� c to the area which is nothing but good for other businesses up and down Main street.

“It also shows Lake Country is growing and seen as a vibrant com-

Proposed four buildings for Main Street

munity. Businesses and developers will want to take advantage of that.”

Among the proposed uses for the new com-mercial project on Main Street is a � nancial insti-tution as well as a drive-through business.

� e developer asked for a variance to allow the drive-through and it was passed, although Coun. Lisa Cameron voted against it as she has with past drive-through applications.

� e Main Street de-velopment is one of three commercial develop-ments currently before Lake Country coun-cil and all include drive-throughs.

“� e whole point of Main Street is to get people out of their cars,” said Cameron.

“(But) this is de� n-itely a positive. We went through the global eco-nomic downturn which changed the landscape for development. � e economy is getting bet-ter and the development on Main Street is a great step.”

Lake Country coun-cil did send the develop-er back to the drawing board in strategy sessions and asked that the pro-posed commercial de-velopment feature doors facing Main Street and not just Highway 97 in an e� ort to build Main Street into a pedes-trian-friendly centre.

Along with the Main Street development, there is also a major de-velopment planned at the corner of Highway 97 and Oceola Road

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Water quality concerns have come to an end at an Oyama beach.

� e poor water quality rating was removed last Fri-day at Pioneer Park on Kalamalka Lake.

“� e water quality samples have been showing closer to the normal rating and sampling and mon-itoring will continue as per the normal routine,” said Karen Miller, District of Lake Country communica-tions o� cer.

“It is at moderate currently and after a consistent run of lower results the rating will return to good.”

Swimming was not recommended at Pioneer Park after a poor water quality advisory was initiated July 11. � e cause of the poor water quality is unknown.

“Lake Country participates in the egg addling pro-gram annually to control the goose population that seems to like this quiet bay area, but the geese are only one contributing factor,” said Miller.

Pioneer Park waters � t for swimming

Camp� res are now prohibited in all Cen-tral Okanagan munici-palities.

� e ban took e� ect last Wednesday and co-incided with similar action announced by the B.C. Ministry of Forests across the Kamloops Fire Centre region.

� e ban impacts all B.C. Parks, Crown and private lands, with the Central Okanagan fall-ing within the Kamloops Fire Centre area.

� e ban will remain in e� ect until further notice, the result of ex-tremely dry conditions and an extended per-iod of hot, dry weath-

er. Open burning has not been allowed in the re-gion since April.

As well, local bylaws prohibit the use of any � reworks at any time throughout most areas of the Central Okanagan. Use of � reworks in the District of Lake Country and District of West Ke-lowna must be approved in writing by the local � re chief. Violators could receive a � ne and be charged the cost of the � re department response to a burning complaint.

� e public is asked to report any illegal burning by calling the Regional Fire Dispatch Centre, at 250-469-8577.

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� e Canadian Vint-ners Association has an-nounced the results of the inaugural Can-adian Wine Industry Awards and Lake Coun-try’s Gray Monk Es-tates is the recipient of the group’s award of dis-tinction for outstanding leadership, commitment and passion for the ad-vancement of the Can-adian wine industry.

“It is a great hon-our to recognize George and Trudy Heiss of Gray Monk Estates, Brit-ish Columbia’s oldest family owned and oper-ated winery, with the Award of Distinction,” said Tony Stewart, CVA chair and president of Quails’ Gate Winery.

“� e Heiss’ are trail blazers and can be cred-ited with bringing many

high quality vinifera vines to Canada, as well as helping to establish the Vintners Quality Al-liance (VQA).”

� e Canadian Vint-ner’s Association awards recognize individuals, or-ganizations and busi-nesses that have gone above and beyond to support and enhance the wine industry in Can-ada, celebrating the suc-cess, leadership and out-standing commitment in Canada’s grape wine in-dustry.

� e Award of Dis-tinction is the pree-minent award for the Canadian wine indus-try and regarded as the highest form of peer rec-ognition and apprecia-tion.

� e Heiss’ moved to the Okanagan from Ed-

monton in 1972. In 1982, they opened a win-ery with a production of 175 cases.

Four decades of grape growing and three dec-ades of winemaking have passed for this vi-sionary couple, � lled with national and inter-national recognition for their wines. Today, Gray Monk has exceeded 80,000 cases per year of wine production.

Among many accom-plishments, the couple introduced high quality vinifera vines to Canada.

In 1976, they im-ported and planted 50 vines of Pinot Gris from France. � ese were the � rst plantings of Pinot Gris in Canada, which today is recognized as not only the signature grape of Gray Monk, but

as the top planted white varietal in the Okanagan, with a growing presence across Canada.

� e Heiss’ were al-ways team players when introducing new var-ietals to the Okanagan, which played a key role in laying the foundation for quality wine in Brit-ish Columbia and the nation. � ey were trail blazers in the creation of the B.C. Wine Insti-tute and founding mem-bers in the creation of the Vintners Quality Al-liance, with George serv-ing as a board member of VQA Canada.

� e Canadian Vint-ner’s Association awards were presented on July 8, in concert with the BC Wine Institute’s Wine Industry Recognition Award, which recog-

▼ HONOURS IN WINE

Lake Country’s Gray Monk winery honoured

nized CedarCreek Es-tate Winery founder Ross Fitzpatrick.

� e event was held at CedarCreek Estate Winery in Kelowna,

with 150 industry and political guests in attend-ance.

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GEORGE and Trudy Heiss, of Gray Monk Estates, have been honoured with a prestigious wine industry award as pioneers of the industry.

RICHARD ROLKE










� e latest dinner in Gatzke Orchard’s Go Foodism series will fea-ture Canadian/Jamaican chef Cornel Fisher for an outdoor roaming four-course meal on Sunday, July 27.

Billed as reggae nights, the third in the Go Foodism series will haver Fisher cooking up Caribbean � avours and sprinkling in some story-telling and songs spiced up with local farm in-gredients and wine tast-ings by Arrowleaf Cel-lars.

“Cornel has been con-nected to the Gatzke Orchard for over a dec-ade,” said third genera-tion orchard owner Al Gatzke. “It’s a great mo-ment to have him take part in our Go Food-ism series after hearing me talk about it all these years. Cornel brings a great energy to all our events. Reggae Nights will be very special for sure.”

Gatzke Orchard just hosted its Woodstock Revival music festival for the third year, where

Fisher was a prominent performer on the scene.

“I love working with the Gatzke family,” said Fisher. “� eir orchard is a very special place in the Okanagan Valley and I continue to create more amazing memories each year. � is year, Wood-stock was incredible, not only for all the happy hungry people, but for the music as I was able to perform with my seven-year-old son Benjamin Moon. An unforgettable experience.”

A total of six orchard dinners this year will fea-ture a diverse group of B.C.’s � nest chefs taking over the orchard. Fish-er is the third chef fea-tured in the Gatzke Or-chard outdoor, roam-ing dinner series, taking place on the last Sunday of the month, from May through to September.

“Cornel has also been our pizza chef heating up our clay wood burning oven on feel-good Fri-days and at our weddings and music events,” said Joseph Pinheiro, event manager.

“I’ve watched him create beautiful gour-met pizza’s then jump on stage for a set and re-turn to a lineup 20 deep of new pizza/music fans. Even at our weddings he adds an extra element of entertainment and auth-enticity to people’s Oka-nagan experience on our orchard.”

Before dinner, guests will explore the Gatzke property alongside those who raised their dinner

and will be able to har-vest some of the food that will be cooked.

“I can’t wait until July 27so I can cook and sing,” said Fisher. “I’m looking forward to shar-ing the stories and � a-vours of some of my fa-vourite Jamaican recipes. It’s going to be a jammin’ good time.”

Tickets for the Go Foodism series are avail-able at gatzkeorchard.com.

A reggae good time at the Gatzke Orchard

CONTRIBUTED

CHEF Cornel Fisher will serve up some great food July 27 at the Gatzke Farm Orchard’s Go Foodism outdoor roaming four-course meal.

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A vacant lot between the TD Bank and IGA is the site on Main Street for four new commercial buildings to be developed by � e Callahan Group. � e proposal has received its � rst round of approvals from Lake Country council.

while a project at Berry Road and the highway is also moving forward.

Together with the Main Street project, there are more commer-cial development pro-posals underway that began in the planning stages before the eco-nomic downturn of 2008 occupying about 70,000 square feet in total, said Roycroft.

“All three of these projects still require

Ministry of Transporta-tion sign-o� ,” he said.

“� ese projects have been working with the municipality for a num-ber of years. All three have their development plans in place and all of them are looking to get building in short order, assuming they get the rest of their approvals.”

With the approval process in various stages for the three develop-ments, it’s not clear when construction will begin, but Roycroft said the

projects will provide a much needed shot in the arm for the community.

“Just the opportun-ity for residents to get a lot of new services with-out driving to Kelowna or Vernon is a real good thing,” he said.

“� e more services people can get in Lake Country creates a posi-tive cycle where poten-tial businesses see more and more people shop-ping in the community and want to take advan-tage of that.”

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� e Canadian Vint-ners Association has an-nounced the results of the inaugural Can-adian Wine Industry Awards and Lake Coun-try’s Gray Monk Es-tates is the recipient of the group’s award of dis-tinction for outstanding leadership, commitment and passion for the ad-vancement of the Can-adian wine industry.

“It is a great hon-our to recognize George and Trudy Heiss of Gray Monk Estates, Brit-ish Columbia’s oldest family owned and oper-ated winery, with the Award of Distinction,” said Tony Stewart, CVA chair and president of Quails’ Gate Winery.

“� e Heiss’ are trail blazers and can be cred-ited with bringing many

high quality vinifera vines to Canada, as well as helping to establish the Vintners Quality Al-liance (VQA).”

� e Canadian Vint-ner’s Association awards recognize individuals, or-ganizations and busi-nesses that have gone above and beyond to support and enhance the wine industry in Can-ada, celebrating the suc-cess, leadership and out-standing commitment in Canada’s grape wine in-dustry.

� e Award of Dis-tinction is the pree-minent award for the Canadian wine indus-try and regarded as the highest form of peer rec-ognition and apprecia-tion.

� e Heiss’ moved to the Okanagan from Ed-

monton in 1972. In 1982, they opened a win-ery with a production of 175 cases.

Four decades of grape growing and three dec-ades of winemaking have passed for this vi-sionary couple, � lled with national and inter-national recognition for their wines. Today, Gray Monk has exceeded 80,000 cases per year of wine production.

Among many accom-plishments, the couple introduced high quality vinifera vines to Canada.

In 1976, they im-ported and planted 50 vines of Pinot Gris from France. � ese were the � rst plantings of Pinot Gris in Canada, which today is recognized as not only the signature grape of Gray Monk, but

as the top planted white varietal in the Okanagan, with a growing presence across Canada.

� e Heiss’ were al-ways team players when introducing new var-ietals to the Okanagan, which played a key role in laying the foundation for quality wine in Brit-ish Columbia and the nation. � ey were trail blazers in the creation of the B.C. Wine Insti-tute and founding mem-bers in the creation of the Vintners Quality Al-liance, with George serv-ing as a board member of VQA Canada.

� e Canadian Vint-ner’s Association awards were presented on July 8, in concert with the BC Wine Institute’s Wine Industry Recognition Award, which recog-

▼ HONOURS IN WINE

Lake Country’s Gray Monk winery honoured

nized CedarCreek Es-tate Winery founder Ross Fitzpatrick.

� e event was held at CedarCreek Estate Winery in Kelowna,

with 150 industry and political guests in attend-ance.

CONTRIBUTED

GEORGE and Trudy Heiss, of Gray Monk Estates, have been honoured with a prestigious wine industry award as pioneers of the industry.

RICHARD ROLKE










� e latest dinner in Gatzke Orchard’s Go Foodism series will fea-ture Canadian/Jamaican chef Cornel Fisher for an outdoor roaming four-course meal on Sunday, July 27.

Billed as reggae nights, the third in the Go Foodism series will haver Fisher cooking up Caribbean � avours and sprinkling in some story-telling and songs spiced up with local farm in-gredients and wine tast-ings by Arrowleaf Cel-lars.

“Cornel has been con-nected to the Gatzke Orchard for over a dec-ade,” said third genera-tion orchard owner Al Gatzke. “It’s a great mo-ment to have him take part in our Go Food-ism series after hearing me talk about it all these years. Cornel brings a great energy to all our events. Reggae Nights will be very special for sure.”

Gatzke Orchard just hosted its Woodstock Revival music festival for the third year, where

Fisher was a prominent performer on the scene.

“I love working with the Gatzke family,” said Fisher. “� eir orchard is a very special place in the Okanagan Valley and I continue to create more amazing memories each year. � is year, Wood-stock was incredible, not only for all the happy hungry people, but for the music as I was able to perform with my seven-year-old son Benjamin Moon. An unforgettable experience.”

A total of six orchard dinners this year will fea-ture a diverse group of B.C.’s � nest chefs taking over the orchard. Fish-er is the third chef fea-tured in the Gatzke Or-chard outdoor, roam-ing dinner series, taking place on the last Sunday of the month, from May through to September.

“Cornel has also been our pizza chef heating up our clay wood burning oven on feel-good Fri-days and at our weddings and music events,” said Joseph Pinheiro, event manager.

“I’ve watched him create beautiful gour-met pizza’s then jump on stage for a set and re-turn to a lineup 20 deep of new pizza/music fans. Even at our weddings he adds an extra element of entertainment and auth-enticity to people’s Oka-nagan experience on our orchard.”

Before dinner, guests will explore the Gatzke property alongside those who raised their dinner

and will be able to har-vest some of the food that will be cooked.

“I can’t wait until July 27so I can cook and sing,” said Fisher. “I’m looking forward to shar-ing the stories and � a-vours of some of my fa-vourite Jamaican recipes. It’s going to be a jammin’ good time.”

Tickets for the Go Foodism series are avail-able at gatzkeorchard.com.

A reggae good time at the Gatzke Orchard

CONTRIBUTED

CHEF Cornel Fisher will serve up some great food July 27 at the Gatzke Farm Orchard’s Go Foodism outdoor roaming four-course meal.

CONTRIBUTED

A vacant lot between the TD Bank and IGA is the site on Main Street for four new commercial buildings to be developed by � e Callahan Group. � e proposal has received its � rst round of approvals from Lake Country council.

while a project at Berry Road and the highway is also moving forward.

Together with the Main Street project, there are more commer-cial development pro-posals underway that began in the planning stages before the eco-nomic downturn of 2008 occupying about 70,000 square feet in total, said Roycroft.

“All three of these projects still require

Ministry of Transporta-tion sign-o� ,” he said.

“� ese projects have been working with the municipality for a num-ber of years. All three have their development plans in place and all of them are looking to get building in short order, assuming they get the rest of their approvals.”

With the approval process in various stages for the three develop-ments, it’s not clear when construction will begin, but Roycroft said the

projects will provide a much needed shot in the arm for the community.

“Just the opportun-ity for residents to get a lot of new services with-out driving to Kelowna or Vernon is a real good thing,” he said.

“� e more services people can get in Lake Country creates a posi-tive cycle where poten-tial businesses see more and more people shop-ping in the community and want to take advan-tage of that.”

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Having become a gar-dener late in life, I have to admit that I get a cer-tain sadistic satisfac-tion from the sucking sound that roots make as weeds reluctantly give up clutching the earth.

Of course, I’m kidding myself that the entire

root mass has come up.Years ago, an exhib-

it at the Ontario Sci-ence Centre demonstrat-

ed that a large part of any plant’s roots are invisible. � ey’re little tendrils of slime that prepare a path for the rest of the root to follow.

� at’s how a bor-eal spruce can wedge it-self into an in� nitesimal crack. Slime will in� l-trate even the � nest of � ssures. And where the slime has gone, woody root cells will follow. Until eventually the root splits a four-billion-year-old rock.

Sometimes I visualize trees as surgical stitch-es that bind earth and air together.

� e two ends of trees—roots and branch-es—share many simi-larities. Both reach out from a central core. Both divide into smaller and smaller � laments. Both grow only at their far-

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on in our communityWhen the aud-

ited pub-lic accounts

con� rmed a $353 mil-lion surplus for the last � scal year, B.C. Liberal political sta� were quick to remind reporters of the NDP’s main theme from last year’s election campaign.

Pages of election quotes from almost every NDP MLA were wait-ing to be distributed. It was a “bogus budget,” one of the more polite tags applied to the gov-ernment’s pre-election � scal plan.

“It underestimates the costs in a whole bunch of ministries and we’re go-ing to have to review that because all of the deci-sions that we propose in our platform will have to be implemented,” said then-leader Adrian Dix, describing the NDP’s plans to tax and spend more.

Skeena MLA Rob-in Austin targeted health care in the budget de-bate: “Bearing in mind that our population is ac-

tually increasing, bearing in mind that our popula-tion is aging, I think it’s very unrealistic to think we can actually limit health care expenditures to 2.7 per cent.”

As it turned out, health care spending grew by just over two per cent. It still went up by $360 million from the previous year, but after annual increases of six or seven per cent had be-come the norm, this is quite an achievement. New agreements remain to be negotiated with doctors and nurses, so we’re unlikely to see the same cost control results

for the current year.Ottawa’s health care

transfer payment formu-la has changed, and in-creases are to be capped at three per cent a year by 2016, so this is the kind of spending restraint all provinces are expected to produce.

Education was the only other ministry to receive signi� cant ex-tra funding last year, up $299 million despite continuing enrolment decline. Like health, the education budget goes up every year, and these increases, along with strong student per-formance results, expose the rhetoric of the B.C. Teachers’ Federation about a cash-starved sys-tem for what it is.

But the biggest fabri-cation of last year’s elec-tion was the “debt free B.C.” slogan emblazoned on the side of Premier Christy Clark’s cam-paign bus.

� e public accounts con� rm that the prov-ince’s total debt rose to just over $60 billion, the

latest of a series of in-creases since 2008. � e much-touted balanced budget is on the operat-ing side, while the prov-ince continues to pile up debt to pay for the Port Mann mega-project, hospitals, schools and other big infrastructure.

Finance Minister Mike de Jong empha-sized the di� erence be-tween capital and oper-ating expenditures.

“We’re borrowing to build as opposed to pay-ing for the groceries,” he said.

“Debt free B.C.” was not an outright mis-representation, mere-ly one of the most far-fetched promises ever delivered in the hist-ory of B.C. politics. � e legislature is to con-vene in October so the B.C. Liberals can pass a taxation framework for the nascent lique-� ed natural gas indus-try, which the govern-ment hopes will generate the revenues to ultim-ately pay o� the prov-ince’s $60-billion mort-

gage.Meanwhile there is

more capital debt ahead. � e cabinet is expected to green-light the Site C dam on the Peace Riv-er this fall, a decade-long project estimated to cost $8 billion.

Along with the pub-lic accounts, the � nance ministry released a list of surplus land sales. � e sale of 50-odd proper-ties, some of them closed schools, netted the prov-incial treasury about $310 million, which ac-counts for most of the surplus.

Was this “selling o� the family silverware to try and balance the books,” as now-NDP leader John Horgan termed it before the elec-tion? It’s certainly not a revenue source to be matched next year.

Tom Fletcher is legislature reporter and columnist for Black Press.

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thest ends.� e pattern replicates

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� at’s how a bor-eal spruce can wedge it-self into an in� nitesimal crack. Slime will in� l-trate even the � nest of � ssures. And where the slime has gone, woody root cells will follow. Until eventually the root splits a four-billion-year-old rock.

Sometimes I visualize trees as surgical stitch-es that bind earth and air together.

� e two ends of trees—roots and branch-es—share many simi-larities. Both reach out from a central core. Both divide into smaller and smaller � laments. Both grow only at their far-

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thest ends.� e pattern replicates

in many other forms of life. It’s no coincidence that when we draw our ancestral lineages, we call them a family tree. � e tributaries of a riv-er make a root pattern as they � ow together; when they reach a del-ta, they branch profusely. Our human circulatory system pumps blood out into smaller and smaller capillaries, then revers-es the process to gather it back for cleansing and

renewal.Even our brains may

work the same way. An impulse � res millions of axons and dendrites; the brain � lters that input to the neurons most ca-pable of handling it, and feeds back a conscious thought.

We ourselves, when born, have only one con-nection—an umbilical cord to the person whose bodily organs sustained us for nine months. � en that connection is sev-ered, and we start build-ing invisible networks of relationships. Conscious-

ness networks, perhaps. Filaments of shared ex-perience which extend farther and grow more complex as we mature.

� e pattern seems so universal, I’m tempt-ed to extrapolate from it. For example, to hypoth-esize that growth only happens at the ends and edges.

In our personal lives, that means we need to keep pushing into un-charted territory to keep growing. We need to send out feelers into un-tested theories, unfamil-iar relationships, un-

explored situations, to see if something might take root there.

Also in our corporate lives. Growth does not come from our board-rooms and our head of-� ces. � e main trunk of any tree is mostly dead-wood. Its sole purpose is to support the growing edges.

� e early Christian church, a theology pro-fessor once pointed out, grew at the edges. � e new ideas—wheth-er gentiles must ob-serve Jewish law, wheth-er women could be lead-

ers, whether slaves could be free—got fed back from the new Christian communities to the cen-tral core.

Not all new ideas suc-ceeded, of course. Some roots ran into dead ends. But others split the an-cient rocks of tradition and created new ways of living.

� e message seems clear—personally and collectively, we need to keep branching out be-yond our comfort zones.

Author Jim Taylor lives in Lake Country.

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Y et another national study of our healthy

(or not-so-healthy) habits lauds British Col-umbians for our e� orts to keep � t and get our daily dose of fruits and vegetables. But what’s in-teresting about this latest survey by Statistics Can-ada is its particular focus on Kelowna.

New numbers released in May singled out Ke-lowna-Lake Country for having the lowest rate of obesity in the country, well below the national average of 24.8 per cent. Here’s how we stacked up against other cities:

Kelowna, 17.0 per cent

Vancouver, 17.4 per cent

Victoria, 19.6 per centToronto, 20.2 per centQuébec, 20.9 per centMontréal, 21.5 per

cent.In comparison, obesity

levels tended to be high-er than the national aver-age in the Atlantic prov-inces and in northern and southwestern On-tario:

Saint John, NB, 38.1 per cent

Greater Sudbury, 33.8 per cent

St. John’s, N� d., 33.2 per cent

Brantford, 32.1 per cent

Hamilton, 31.3 per cent

Saskatoon, 31.3 per cent

� under Bay, Ontario, 30.7 per cent.

It should be noted that StatsCan deter-mines obesity using the body mass index (BMI), which is a relative meas-ure of weight and height. BMI can be comput-ed using self-reported values, where the re-spondent is asked their height and weight, or by directly measuring re-spondents’ height and

weight. Having a BMI of more than 30 deems one ‘obese.’

Kelowna residents can take pride in the fact they are well below the national average when it comes to obesity. Maybe it’s the sunshine we enjoy in abundance, which keeps o� the couch and active in our community. Perhaps it’s an increased interest in nutrition, and the careful observation of food labels. Or maybe it’s the easy access to de-licious Okanagan fruits and vegetables, which I may be biased in touting as our province’s Agri-culture Minister!

But while we’ve been recognized as a Can-adian leader in health and wellness, we can and

must do more. Chronic disease is the largest con-tributor to B.C.’s health care costs. Here’s some food for thought: If every British Columbian had a healthy weight, was physically active and didn’t smoke, the Prov-ince could avoid more than $3.8 billion in eco-nomic and health care costs each year.

Smoking and obesity are the highest prevent-able causes of death among British Colum-bians. We must continue to address these issues because left unchecked, our younger generations are in danger of being the � rst to live shorter lives than their parents.

It’s critically import-ant that all of us make healthier choices, and our government is com-mitted to making those choices easier. Our $68.7 million Healthy Fam-ilies B.C. strategy focuses on improving the health and wellness of Brit-ish Columbians through programs which aim to decrease tobacco use, in-crease opportunities for physical activity, support healthy eating, and pro-

mote healthy weights.� e Healthy Families

B.C. website is a fantastic source of information for those looking to make positive lifestyle chan-ges. From lessons on ‘So-dium 101’ to tips on how to make better selections at the grocery store, there are many helpful tools to be found at www.healthyfamiliesbc.ca.

You’ll also details about our Informed Dining program, which gives restaurant patrons the nutrition informa-tion they need to make informed choices when dining out. You can � nd a list of participating res-taurants on the website, or look for the Informed Dining logo inside these restaurants.

We are also investing in various programs that increase access to healthy foods. Examples include the Farmers’ Market Nu-trition Coupon Program, which provides lower-in-come families, pregnant women and seniors with coupons for locally-pro-duced food; the School Fruit and Vegetable Nu-trition Program, which provides fresh fruits

or vegetable snacks to schools every other week; the Food Systems in Re-mote First Nations Pro-ject, which helps remote First Nations grow com-munity gardens; and Food Skills for Fam-ilies, a hands-on program with the Canadian Dia-betes Association that teaches healthy eating, shopping and cooking.

While we can take pride in our collective ef-forts here in B.C. and particularly in the Oka-nagan, I leave you with a troubling statistic: � e

number of obese Can-adians has risen 17.5 per cent since 2003. � at’s a staggering number. To-day, one in four Can-adians is overweight.

Let’s continue to buck this trend, and set the ex-ample for our friends and neighbours across the country. Keep up the good work, Okanagan.

Norm Letnick is the Liberal MLA for Kelowna-Lake Country and B.C.’s Minister of Agriculture.

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To the editor:� e Kwikwetlem First Nation wish-

es to put the Province and its agencies, lo-cal municipalities, and citizen’s groups on notice that the Kwikwetlem claim aborig-inal title interests to all the lands associated with Riverview Hospital (Riverview lands), among other areas in their traditional ter-ritory.

� e Kwikwetlem First Nation have plied the waters and lived on the land of their traditional territory since time immemorial. Evidence of the Kwikwetlem First Nation’s occupation of the territory reaches back nearly 9000 years. In particular, elders’ stor-

ies tell of the Kwikwetlem intensively using and occupying the lands surrounding what is now referred to as the Coquitlam River, including the Riverview lands.

� e Kwikwetlem First Nation have thou-sands of years of traditions tied to the River-view lands, including the use and occupa-tion of the land itself.

� rough community consultation and legal review, the Kwikwetlem First Nation have decided to announce their position on Riverview based on their claim of title.

� e Kwikwetlem First Nation wish to make it clear that they expect to become an owner of the Riverview Lands and lead the

future development of these lands.� e Kwikwetlem First Nation envision

a development scenario for Riverview that is based on highest and best use with a goal towards maximizing the bene� ts to the Na-tion as land owner.

In response to the myriad of recommen-dations for the future development of the Riverview lands, the Kwikwetlem First Na-tion will contemplate any use that makes economic sense.

Chief Giesbrecht, Kwikwetlem First Nation

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of frustration with the District of Lake Country (DCL) (Land Owner Frustrated by Lack of Water Service on Lot, July 16 Lake Country Calendar.

Mayor James Baker says his land has been surveyed for a possible water right-of-way—that is correct only be-cause he was going to subdivide his property.

� en he let the applica-tion expire along with the right-of-way. � is action does not assist the district to establish a water line through his property.

Last year the DCL planning and develop-ment department sug-gested that we private-ly negotiate with May-er Baker for a Statutory Right-Of-Way, yet as-semble it in the dis-trict’s name and use the

municipality’s Stan-dard Document Tem-plate. � is is absurd. I am sure this is not an ac-cepted process and adds to the complication DCL seems to be creat-ing around this issue.

We are also in favour of a full six-inch exten-sion of the Lake Pine Water System, i.e. � re hydrant etc. at our ease-ment roadway.

� is water line would serve more than our two lots. � e excavation and installation of this six-inch water line, complete with a � re hydrant, could have been completed in three weeks.

All � ve lots in this area, need service and have signed a petition indicating they prefer this line instead of wait-

ing—who knows how long—for DCL to de-cide when they can take over the existing small Moberly Water Sys-tem? � is line to service our � ve lots, could be ex-tended in the future, to service the other six lots of the existing Mober-ly system on this ease-ment road.

� e district applied for a $10,000 grant from the Infrastructure Grant Program (IPGP), which is funded by the Min-istry of Community, Sport and Cultural De-velopment from Vic-toria. � is money was to be used to study how to bring the Moberly Water System into the Lake Pine System. � e study would be done by an in-dependent consultant.

� e decision on the grant was to be made in March 2014 and an-nounced in April 2014. A couple of weeks ago I mentioned this to a prin-cipal of the Moberly sys-tem and he was surprised to hear this, as it was all news to him.

� e mayor claimed that the Moberly system had petitioned DCL about taking over their water system—this is a fallacy. Over the years, they may have talked about doing something but no signed petition has been given to DCL

� e district has taken it upon itself to use this study to postpone a more positive approach and service our � ve lots now, then extend the six inch water line to service the

other part of the Mober-ly system, if and when those lot owners agree to pay the added costs of an upgrade.

On June 11, 2014, I asked Mayor Baker, in an email, what the status was for the funds and the study. I am still waiting for a reply. � is is just one example of how un-cooperative DCL seems to be.

During a meeting with the mayor and the consultant, they did not have proper drawings of the service area to aid a constructive conversation about the water system.

� is leads me to ques-tion their intent to solve this issue.

� e lack of communi-cation and non-response to inquiries has been un-

conscionable. � is is not a productive, ami-able way to treat a tax-payer that has spend al-most $30,000 in prop-erty taxes and supporting the district over the years.

� e latest feedback we have had from the sta� of DCL is, frankly, they feel we should be given our money back and for-get it.

So much for positive and constructive think-ing.

With an attitude like this, I can see why they needed to lay o� a build-ing inspector and also have a lot of vacant com-mercial property along Main Street.

Gordon Blue,Lake Country

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� e Lake Country Art Gallery is opening an exhibit that will fea-ture the Okanagan at its best: Beautiful, clear, blue

skies; deep, refreshing bodies of water; wonder-ful food and wine and art sprinkled throughout.

Landscape artists have long painted the beauti-ful Okanagan Valley as paintings of a vineyard, orchard or expansive vista in the warm glow of early evening light are often seen in one’s trav-

els.While there is value

in the conventions of contemporary land-scape painting, where everything looks espe-cially serene and love-ly, what about looking at the landscape in a slight-ly di� erent way?

In it’s upcoming ex-hibition “In a Di� er-

ent Light—the Land-scape in Art,” the Lake Country Art Gallery, will present the work of two artists who look at the landscape and depict it a slightly di� erent way.

� e exhibition will consist of work by Pow-ell River based artist Rick Cepella and Toron-to based artist Stephen Fisher, who each present the landscape in a much di� erent light.

Like many B.C.-based artists, Cepella is drawn to the land, phys-

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Her derby name is Major Psycho but she is anything but.

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Like many, Phillips uses the sport as an out-let from the hectic pace of everyday life.

“Derby absolutely is a physical outlet for me,” said Phillips. a psych-ology major at UBC Okanagan. “I have two kids and a loving hus-band and I study full time so it’s a great work-out and something like derby to take my mind o� of things is nice. In derby you absolutely

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Her derby name is Major Psycho but she is anything but.

It’s a play on words for Kelowna’s Winona Phil-lips, a 34 year old moth-er of two.

But when she hits the � oor as a member of the Okanagan Derby Dolls, one of three teams that skate in the Okanagan Shuswap Roller Derby Association, she tends to live up to the name, leav-ing it all out there on the � oor in the growing sport of roller derby.

Like many, Phillips uses the sport as an out-let from the hectic pace of everyday life.

“Derby absolutely is a physical outlet for me,” said Phillips. a psych-ology major at UBC Okanagan. “I have two kids and a loving hus-band and I study full time so it’s a great work-out and something like derby to take my mind o� of things is nice. In derby you absolutely

must be paying attention to what’s happening on

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� e Okanagan Derby Dolls are holding a re-

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An interesting way to get a break from the everyday

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PLAYER Winona Phillips (No. 4) and the Okanagan Derby Dolls will be recruiting new players in August.

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My adult daughter is pretty common sense about most things, but not her teeth. She wants them to be 'Liberace white' (my term for it) and has no hesitation whatsoever to do whatever she can to make them whiter. On the other hand, she doesn't often see a dentist. Her last whitening experience was at a hair dresser's shop in Vancouver. I see her wincing when she drinks anything hot or cold. Can she be doing any permanent damage here?

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Second, create your home’s special ambiance. From the moment a potential buyer walks in the door, you want them to feel at home. Paying extra attention to scent and sound can be very effective. I always like

to recommend a cinnamon or vanilla scent and spa music to set the stage.

Third, your home’s shine is extremely important. Often, it is the small, overlooked details that are critical to a home’s overall appeal. Some of these items are; clean windows inside and out, polished chrome faucets and mirrors, clean refrigerator, dust free ceiling fan blades and light � xtures. Finally, make sure that you replace worn area rugs and hang up fresh or new towels.

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Moses and his people were in the desert, but what was he going to do with them?They had to be fed, and fed is what he did, according to the Quartermaster General in the Army.

It reported that Moses would have to have 1500 tons of food each day. Do you know that to bring that much food each day, two freight trains, each a mile long, would be required!

Besides you must remember they were in the desert, so they would have to have � rewood to use in cooking the food. This would take 4000 tons of wood and a few more freight trains, each a mile long for one day.

And just think they were forty years in transit.

And oh yes! They would have to have water. If they only had enough to drink and wash a few dishes, it would take 11,000,000 gallons each day, and a freight train with tank cars, 1800 miles long, just to bring water!

And another thing! They had to get across the Red Sea at night.

Now if they went on a narrow path, double � le, the line would be 800 miles long and would require 35 days and nights to get through. So, there had to be a space in the Red Sea 3 miles wide so that they could walk 5000 abreast to get over in one night.

But then, there is another problem.

Each time they camped at the end of the day, a campground two-thirds the size of Rhode Island was required, or a total of 750 square miles long... think of it! This space just for nightly camping.

Do you think Moses � gures all this out before he left Egypt? I think not! You see Moses believed in Jehovah. Jehovah took care of these things for him.

Now do you think Jehovah has any problems taking care of all your needs?

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AND THE WINNER IS…Doris Hewitson and her son Mike collect the kayak that Doris won as part of the District of Lake Country’s social media campaign that asked people to submit short videos called “I AM Lake Country.” � e clips had people saying what they like to do with their time in Lake Country, what could be improved and what they love about Lake Country. Hewitson was selected in a random draw.

The land featured at LCAG

er inspection, break down into drips and slips of paint.

Fisher on the other hand, takes a more sci-enti� c looking approach. Drawing on the idea of

terraforming, Fisher at-tempts to explore our de-sire to shape the world through constructions and manipulations of the landscape. Much of his work deals with express-ing landforms and land-scape in non-tradition-

al manners with prefer-ence given to exploring the imagined, digital, and fabricated rather than the natural, such as dia-grammatic drawings and paintings.

� e pairing of the work of Cepella and

Fisher presents land-scape in a totally di� er-ent light.

In A Di� erent Light—the Landscape in Art is open until Aug. 29 at the Lake Country Art Gallery. Admission is free.

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you will be sore, you will fall, you will feel muscles you’ve never felt before,” she said. “Once that goes away you will feel chal-lenged to improve your-self and your game. You will feel more inspired than you can imagine by other fresh meat re-cruits and by your derby heroes.”

With the league in

summer mode in June and July, the Okanagan Derby Dolls are in prep-aration mode for the coming season which will start on Sept.1

� ere are two house league teams in the OS-RBA: � e Dolls and the Candy Strykers as well as a travel team, the OS-RDA all stars.

Phillips says they are hoping many new play-ers come out to enjoy the

sport and are planning its bootcamp for Tues-day and � ursday nights in August, pending the availability of a practise facility.

Phillips says it’s all about getting new faces out to the sport.

“Holding a boot-camp in August should help prepare the fresh-

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intently15.Barn’s

neighbor16.Snacked17.Writing liquids18.Postal items20.Firstborn22.Cheeky23.Fawn’s mom24.Freon, e.g.26.Feel distress

28.“The ____Bunch”

32.Keats work33.Frosters35.Date36.More strange38.Obtained39.Ocean40.Attack!42.Small plateau44.Kerrigan, e.g.47.Monet, for

one50.A single time51.Vaselike

vessel53.Kind of

saxophone54.Eroded

55.SnowWhite’s pal

56.Not fat57.Wineglass

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DOWN1. Supervisor2. Send forth3. Slipped

back4. Elflike being5. Credit cards6. Certain

grain7. Suit fabric

8. Web spinner9. Roadway

marker10.Bible boats11.Snug retreat19.Grassland21.Crab’s cousin24.Mushy stuff25.Calculate27.Foot’s limb29.Bombarded30.Bad grade31.Senate vote

34.Love affair37.Repute41.Crass43.No longer

fresh44.Mama pigs45.Granny,

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ACROSS1. Citrus

beverage4. Impulse8. Engine parts12.Trim13.Mr. Julia14.Microwave,

e.g.15.Island

necklace16.Supreme

Court count17.Star’s car18.Lip20.Grassland22.Unhealthy

mist24.Fair

26.Black ____spider

28.Picnic crasher29.Find a sum32.Pub drink33.Serious35.Rightful36.Affirmative37.Toothpaste

option38.Untangle40.Sworn

promise42.Mound43.Oak nuts47.Wool growers49.Make do50.Out of action52.Part of TGIF

55.Genealogychart

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57.Gain58.Broadcast59.Virtuous60.Chipper

DOWN1. Each part2. Buck’s

companion3. Occurrences4. Coffee

containers5. Increase6. Rifle, e.g.7. Component8. Soft drink

9. Enthusiastic10.Notation11.January

forecast19.Past21.Log22.Bend23.Distance

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print

34.Comingto a halt

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ACROSS1. Corn on the

____4. Provoke8. Thin12.Fleecy mama13.Zoomed14.Italian dough,

once15.Raises17.Leave out18.“You ____ So

Beautiful”19.Intrude21.Frosh’s home24.Put together26.Pass into law28.Convent

member29.“____ Smart”

32.Dopey’s pal33.Signed35.Beam36.Biblical ship37.Wiggly fish38.Sneer40.Applied42.Lazy43.Consent to47.Melded49.Tunnel fee50.Cosmetic item55.Milky gem56.Hardens57.“____ Got to

Be Me”58.Talking bird59.Fence opening60.Went before

DOWN1. So-so grade2. Night hooter3. Hive builder4. Heavenly

twinkler5. ____ pole6. Rage7. Remains8. Pig’s food9. Luxury auto10.Garden

bloom11.Companion16.Flirt20.Darns21.Word from

a crib22.Skunk

feature

23.Granite25.Foot-to-leg

joint27.Bind29.Grating30.“Duke of

____”31.Toddler34.Emergency

funds39.Skirt length41.Lived

43.Small particle44.Imitation45.Family group46.Jazz’s

Fitzgerald48.Other than51.Positive

response52.Zero53.First female54.____ carpet

PUZZLE NO. 725



ACROSS1. Craft4. Singing voice8. Land division12.Bogey beater13.Nobleman14.Foot covering15.Couple16.Poisonous

mushroom18.Take a hike20.Volume

measures21.Movie stars23.Savior24.Trims25.Chew one’s

____(meditate)

26.Fail to keep up

29.Zip30.Saloon31.Umpire’s call32.Hen output33.Not skinny34.Flower feature35.Contained37.Circus

performers38.Dwelling40.Memento41.Butter

substitute43.Males46.Differently47.Selects48.Provoke49.Urgent want50.Finest

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DOWN1. Befitting2. Crude3. Harness

racer4. Sacrificial

tables5. Weaving

machines6. Mouse

catcher7. Offbeat8. Daisy’s kin9. Cookie

flavor10.Chess piece11.Snakelike

fishes

17.Moved quickly19.Lasso cord21.Teenage

problem22.Plug up23.Center of

activity25.Use scissors

on27.Distantly28.Congeals30.Cushion31.Large truck

33.Dog’s woe34.Most colorless36.Nosed (out)37.Collapsible

shelters38.Hymn ender39.Unit of hay40.Fully

developed42.Filch44.Get it wrong45.Stars’ site

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sport and are planning its bootcamp for Tues-day and � ursday nights in August, pending the availability of a practise facility.

Phillips says it’s all about getting new faces out to the sport.

“Holding a boot-camp in August should help prepare the fresh-

Get your derby mojo onies for what is to come,” she said. “We always en-courage girls to progress at their own pace and to challenge themselves to reach their goals.”

If you are interested in

taking part in the Oka-nagan Derby Dolls boot-camp in August, e-mail [email protected] or check out the league web site at www.osrda.org.

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DERBY FROM A10

Derby wants recruits

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ACROSS1. Foe of the

“Titanic”5. Chef’s need8. Glance over12.Harbinger13.Statute14.Ponder

intently15.Barn’s

neighbor16.Snacked17.Writing liquids18.Postal items20.Firstborn22.Cheeky23.Fawn’s mom24.Freon, e.g.26.Feel distress

28.“The ____Bunch”

32.Keats work33.Frosters35.Date36.More strange38.Obtained39.Ocean40.Attack!42.Small plateau44.Kerrigan, e.g.47.Monet, for

one50.A single time51.Vaselike

vessel53.Kind of

saxophone54.Eroded

55.SnowWhite’s pal

56.Not fat57.Wineglass

feature58.Pasture

mom59.Rim

DOWN1. Supervisor2. Send forth3. Slipped

back4. Elflike being5. Credit cards6. Certain

grain7. Suit fabric

8. Web spinner9. Roadway

marker10.Bible boats11.Snug retreat19.Grassland21.Crab’s cousin24.Mushy stuff25.Calculate27.Foot’s limb29.Bombarded30.Bad grade31.Senate vote

34.Love affair37.Repute41.Crass43.No longer

fresh44.Mama pigs45.Granny,

for one46.Real-estate

unit48.Buck49.Pitch52.Dispute

PUZZLE NO. 723



ACROSS1. Citrus

beverage4. Impulse8. Engine parts12.Trim13.Mr. Julia14.Microwave,

e.g.15.Island

necklace16.Supreme

Court count17.Star’s car18.Lip20.Grassland22.Unhealthy

mist24.Fair

26.Black ____spider

28.Picnic crasher29.Find a sum32.Pub drink33.Serious35.Rightful36.Affirmative37.Toothpaste

option38.Untangle40.Sworn

promise42.Mound43.Oak nuts47.Wool growers49.Make do50.Out of action52.Part of TGIF

55.Genealogychart

56.____ andvoid

57.Gain58.Broadcast59.Virtuous60.Chipper

DOWN1. Each part2. Buck’s

companion3. Occurrences4. Coffee

containers5. Increase6. Rifle, e.g.7. Component8. Soft drink

9. Enthusiastic10.Notation11.January

forecast19.Past21.Log22.Bend23.Distance

measure25.Hurdle27.Carriage29.Counseling30.Battle of rivals31.Remove from

print

34.Comingto a halt

39.Tarzan’s chum41.Greeting word43.Play divisions44.Apple

remainder45.Exposed46.Marsh plant48.Join51.Couple53.Londoner’s

beverage54.Pig enclosure

PUZZLE NO. 724



ACROSS1. Corn on the

____4. Provoke8. Thin12.Fleecy mama13.Zoomed14.Italian dough,

once15.Raises17.Leave out18.“You ____ So

Beautiful”19.Intrude21.Frosh’s home24.Put together26.Pass into law28.Convent

member29.“____ Smart”

32.Dopey’s pal33.Signed35.Beam36.Biblical ship37.Wiggly fish38.Sneer40.Applied42.Lazy43.Consent to47.Melded49.Tunnel fee50.Cosmetic item55.Milky gem56.Hardens57.“____ Got to

Be Me”58.Talking bird59.Fence opening60.Went before

DOWN1. So-so grade2. Night hooter3. Hive builder4. Heavenly

twinkler5. ____ pole6. Rage7. Remains8. Pig’s food9. Luxury auto10.Garden

bloom11.Companion16.Flirt20.Darns21.Word from

a crib22.Skunk

feature

23.Granite25.Foot-to-leg

joint27.Bind29.Grating30.“Duke of

____”31.Toddler34.Emergency

funds39.Skirt length41.Lived

43.Small particle44.Imitation45.Family group46.Jazz’s

Fitzgerald48.Other than51.Positive

response52.Zero53.First female54.____ carpet

PUZZLE NO. 725



ACROSS1. Craft4. Singing voice8. Land division12.Bogey beater13.Nobleman14.Foot covering15.Couple16.Poisonous

mushroom18.Take a hike20.Volume

measures21.Movie stars23.Savior24.Trims25.Chew one’s

____(meditate)

26.Fail to keep up

29.Zip30.Saloon31.Umpire’s call32.Hen output33.Not skinny34.Flower feature35.Contained37.Circus

performers38.Dwelling40.Memento41.Butter

substitute43.Males46.Differently47.Selects48.Provoke49.Urgent want50.Finest

51.Force open

DOWN1. Befitting2. Crude3. Harness

racer4. Sacrificial

tables5. Weaving

machines6. Mouse

catcher7. Offbeat8. Daisy’s kin9. Cookie

flavor10.Chess piece11.Snakelike

fishes

17.Moved quickly19.Lasso cord21.Teenage

problem22.Plug up23.Center of

activity25.Use scissors

on27.Distantly28.Congeals30.Cushion31.Large truck

33.Dog’s woe34.Most colorless36.Nosed (out)37.Collapsible

shelters38.Hymn ender39.Unit of hay40.Fully

developed42.Filch44.Get it wrong45.Stars’ site

PUZZLE NO. 726







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•ROyaL CaNaDIaN LEgION BRaNCH 189 Ladies Auxiliary notice of cribbage tournament on last Sunday of the month to include 4th Sunday if there are five Sundays in the 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, includes lunch.

•LakE COUNTRy SENIORS’ CENTRE would like to host day time bridge on Sunday afternoon from 1:30 enabling those that wish to play but don’t want to drive at night. Please call the centre and leave your name or tell someone on the Tuesday night group. Call 250-766-4220.

•LakE COUNTRy SENIOR’S CENTRE 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road have started all their regular programs. Art, Tai Chi, Zumba. JOY Fitness, wood shop, line dancing, lunches, Prime Time, crib and bridge. Call 250-766-4220 for more information.

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•PRIME TIME IS a MUSICaL ENTERTaINMENT EVENT. It takes place every Monday from 1pm-3pm at the Lake Country Seniors Centre, 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Rd., Lake Country. Tea and coffee is served. There is no charge for this event. If you need transporation, the seniors’ bus is available. For more information call Jimmie at 250-766-2513. Prime Time is sponsored by Lake Country Health Planning Society.

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•BEaVERS/CUBS/SCOUTS/VENTURERS REgISTRaTION 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.

•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 info.

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A shortage of work-ers to pick and sort fruit in the Okanagan during the current cherry season and the upcoming apple season has prompted a call from the B.C. Fruit Growers’ Association for more pickers.

� e local fruit growers co-op is also placing ads looking for workers.

According to BCF-

GA general manager Glen Lucas, an esti-mated 3,000 workers are needed for the cherry harvest, which typically runs until Aug. 15.

Another 1,500 are needed for packing.

Lucas said while about half the number needed for picking typ-ically come from other countries, such as Mex-

ico and several Carib-bean nations, the pro-gram that the fruit grow-ing industry uses to provide farmers with help needs more B.C. and Canadian pickers.

Unlike the foreign worker program for the mining industry in B.C., which recently hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons because

of how foreign workers were treated, both Lucas and BCFGA president Fred Steele said the for-eign worker program for orchardists is di� erent, with far more checks and balances.

� e farmers’ version includes the employ-er and foreign employee, as well as the Canadian government and the

government of the work-er’s home country.

According to Steele, the program has worked well but he would like to see more jobs for Can-adian workers, and that is where the labour short-age appears to be.

When it comes to apples, the season typ-ically starts in Septem-ber, said Lucas, and an

estimated 900 season-al workers will be need-ed for the harvest this year. Another 400 will be needed for packing.

In both the case of cherries and apples, Lu-cas and Steele said it ap-pears that while there is the work, there are not the workers available to � ll all the jobs this year.

Last week the BCF-

GA employee who co-ordinates the program that matches work-ers with jobs, told Lucas that one farm alone had placed an order for 30 workers but they are no-where to be found.

Steele said he believes the use of foreign work-ers should be a “supple-ment” to providing jobs for Canadians.

Fruit growers need more pickers for current cherry crop and apples coming up


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WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 2014

news

A shortage of work-ers to pick and sort fruit in the Okanagan during the current cherry season and the upcoming apple season has prompted a call from the B.C. Fruit Growers’ Association for more pickers.

� e local fruit growers co-op is also placing ads looking for workers.

According to BCF-

GA general manager Glen Lucas, an esti-mated 3,000 workers are needed for the cherry harvest, which typically runs until Aug. 15.

Another 1,500 are needed for packing.

Lucas said while about half the number needed for picking typ-ically come from other countries, such as Mex-

ico and several Carib-bean nations, the pro-gram that the fruit grow-ing industry uses to provide farmers with help needs more B.C. and Canadian pickers.

Unlike the foreign worker program for the mining industry in B.C., which recently hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons because

of how foreign workers were treated, both Lucas and BCFGA president Fred Steele said the for-eign worker program for orchardists is di� erent, with far more checks and balances.

� e farmers’ version includes the employ-er and foreign employee, as well as the Canadian government and the

government of the work-er’s home country.

According to Steele, the program has worked well but he would like to see more jobs for Can-adian workers, and that is where the labour short-age appears to be.

When it comes to apples, the season typ-ically starts in Septem-ber, said Lucas, and an

estimated 900 season-al workers will be need-ed for the harvest this year. Another 400 will be needed for packing.

In both the case of cherries and apples, Lu-cas and Steele said it ap-pears that while there is the work, there are not the workers available to � ll all the jobs this year.

Last week the BCF-

GA employee who co-ordinates the program that matches work-ers with jobs, told Lucas that one farm alone had placed an order for 30 workers but they are no-where to be found.

Steele said he believes the use of foreign work-ers should be a “supple-ment” to providing jobs for Canadians.

Fruit growers need more pickers for current cherry crop and apples coming up

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THOMPSON - CHARITYCharity passed away peacefully at Lake Country Lodge on July 15,

2014. She was born May 1, 1916 in Valparaiso, Sask. Survived by her

sons Donald, wife Carol, Calvin, wife Marilyn, Gerald, wife Audrey,

daughter Maxine & partner Bev., 11 grandchildren, many great

grandchildren and great greatgrandchildren. Predeceased by her husband Bill in 1977 and all of her

siblings. Funeral will be held in Tisdale, Sask. at theAnglican Church, July 24 at 2pm. Arrangements are by

Baron’s Funeral Home in Tisdale. In lieu of fl owers,donations can be made to a charity of your choice.

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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.

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Moving & StorageDAN-MEL Moving Services Local & Long Distance. 4 Ton, Power Tailgate 250-215-0147

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Merchandise for Sale

Fruit & Vegetables

FRESH LOCAL Blueberries & RaspberriesPhone Bruce

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Misc. for SaleA- STEEL SHIPPING DRY STORAGE CONTAINERS

Used 20’40’45’ 53’ and insulated containers all

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Trades are welcome.40’ Containers under $2500! DMG 40’ containers under

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Loaders Wanted to buy 300 size

hydraulic excavator Ph Toll free 1-866-528-7108

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Used 20’40’45’ 53’ and insulated containers all

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CERAMIC Urns for your loved ones or pets, hand painted. Phone Colleen: (250)766-4405


Misc. for SaleHOT TUB (SPA) COVERS. Best price. Best quality. All shapes & colours available. 1-866-652-6837 www.thecoverguy.com/newspaper?KILL BED Bugs & Their Eggs!Buy Harris Bed Bug Killer Complete Treatment Program or Kit. Available: Hardware Stores, Buy Online:homedepot.comKILL ROACHES! Buy HarrisRoach Tablets. Eliminate bugs- guaranteed. No mess, odorless, long lasting.Available at Ace Hardware & The Home Depot.STEEL BUILDINGS/metalbuildings 60% off! 20x28, 30x40, 40x62, 45x90, 50x120, 60x150, 80x100 sell for bal-ance owed! Call 1-800-457-2206 or visit us online at: www.crownsteelbuildings.ca.STEEL BUILDINGS. Summer meltdown sale! 20x20 $5,419. 25x26 $6,485. 30x30 $8,297. 32x34 $9,860. 40x48 $15,359. 47x68 $20,558. Front & back wall included. Pioneer Steel 1-800-668-5422 or visit online: www.pioneersteel.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.

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Closed Mondays

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ELECTRICAL

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OyamaServices

Professional automotive & light truck maintenance,

diagnostics, & repair.Neil Love - Owner

EUROPEAN CARPENTRY & CRAFTSMANSHIP

•Design & manufacture of custom furniture, cabinets, wall units & entertainment centres

•Antique furniture restoration & repairs•Specialty & regular millwork

•Hardwood & laminate fl ooring •Tile setting•Renovating/building kitchens & bathrooms

Josef Kalis

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SEPTIC SERVICESServing Lake Country, Kelowna & Vernon • Call 778-214-7181

Residential & Commercial Properties• Portable Toilet Rentals

• RV & Travel Trailers

Available 24 hrs./7 days a week CALL ANYTIME

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contact your local virtuoso travel consultant:Kathy Wilton 250.317.9204 or [email protected]

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Misc. WantedCollector Buying Coin Collec-tions, Native Art, Estates,Gold, Silver + 250-863-3082

FIREARMS. ALL types want-ed, estates, collections, single items, military. We handle all paperwork and transportation. Licensed Dealer. 1-866-960-0045. www.dollars4guns.com.

PRIVATE collector looking to buy a bunch of coins. Call Todd (250)-864-3521

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

Real Estate

Lots2.5 ACRE LOTS, LUMBY, BC Mabel Estates 5 mins from town, pristine lush views. De-signed and ready to build. Wells & power at lot. Starting, $139,000, $50,000 below as-sessed value. 250-317-2807.

The Lakes. Spectacular lake view lot, suitable for Rancher with w/o basement, $189,000. MLSR, David Jurome, McDo-nald Realty, 250-862-1888

Rentals

Commercial/Industrial

5000 & 2500sqft bldgs. fenced outdoor storage in Kelowna. Together/indiv. 250-878-6455

Homes for Rent1BDRM suite. Winfi eld. Clean, airy, newer style, Lake view. WD, int, cbl, PVR. Near bus & UBCO $750 incl utils. NS, NP. 250-766-0318, 250-878-9858

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TEMPORARY USE PERMIT

GET MORE INFORMATION Copies of the proposed permit, the application and relevant background material can be viewed at the District of Lake Country Municipal Hall, Community Services Department (2nd Floor) from Wednesday, July 23, 2014 to Tuesday, August 5, 2014 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., excluding weekends and statutory holidays. Call the Community Services Department at 250-766-6674. HAVE YOUR SAY

Mail to 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road, Lake Country, BC V4V 2M1

Email [email protected]

Speak at the Council Meeting

Written submissions are included in the Regular Council Meeting Agenda Package and will be posted on the District of Lake Country website.

Reyna Seabrook, Corporate Officer July 23, 2014

PUBLIC HEARING Tuesday, August 5, 2014 | 7:00 pm Council Chambers Municipal Hall 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Rd

Council has been asked to consider a zoning text amendment bylaw.

Zoning Amendment (0954418 BC Ltd) Bylaw 896, 2014 (Z2014-005) is a zoning text amendment to the C1 – Town Centre Commercial zone to specifically allow a drive-in food services restaurant on the subject property. (See Map Below)

SUBJECT PROPERTY: Main Street/Highway 97

LEGAL: Lot 1, Section 10, Township 20, ODYD, Plan KAP76989

Visit the online regional mapping system at www.rdcogis.com and search by civic or legal address.

GET MORE INFORMATION Copy of the proposed bylaw and relevant background documents can be viewed at the District of Lake Country Municipal Hall, Community Services Department (2nd Floor) from Wednesday, July 23, 2014 to Tuesday, August 5, 2014 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., excluding weekends and statutory holidays. Call the Community Services Department at 250-766-6674. HAVE YOUR SAY

Mail to 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road, Lake Country, BC V4V 2M1

Email [email protected]

Speak at the Public Hearing

Written submissions are included in the Public Hearing package and will be posted on the District of Lake Country website. Council may not receive any submissions after the Public Hearing has been closed. For more information on the public hearing process visit www.lakecountry.bc.ca/municipal/mayor-council/public-hearings.

Reyna Seabrook, Corporate Officer July 23, 2014

Project: Lake Country entrance signs Proposal Submission extended: Sept.15, 2014 Selection of Design: Sept. 2014 Completion & Installation: March 2015

Find out more: lakecountry.bc.ca

Kopje Regional Park (15480 Carr’s Landing Road) right after the Carr’s Landing Family Fun Day (2:30-6pm)

www.lcopenair.com

Council has been asked to approve a Temporary Permit to allow for a counter top manufacturing and cutting services business (+/- 120m2) to operate in an existing 126m2 accessory building. A Temporary Permit may be used for a maximum period of three years, and may be renewed once. After that time they may reapply for a new Temporary Permit. Council may specify conditions under which the Permit may be carried on.

Tuesday, August 5, 2014 | 7:00 pm Council Chambers Municipal Hall 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Rd

APPLICANT/OWNER: Ken Sukoveoff PERMIT: TP2014-001

SUBJECT PROPERTY: 11471 Reiswig Road LEGAL: Lot B, District Lot 117, ODYD, Plan 16345

Visit the online regional mapping system at www.rdcogis.com and search by civic or legal address.

FREE Open Air Concert Saturday, July 26th 6:30-9pm

Lake Country Public Art Commission: PUBLIC ART CALL

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