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Best in the nationWhile Tyson Baillie was named Player of the month in the WHL, his Kelowna Rockets team climbed the national rankings to No. 1 spot in the CHL.......................2&3
Safety groups fundedCentral Okanagan Search and Rescue, Canadian Ski Patrol Ogopogo Zone, Kelowna and District Safety Council Society, Kelowna Snowmobile Club, Orchard City Amateur Radio Club and the Paci� c Division of the Canadian Ski Patrol System have each received Community Gaming Grants................................3
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LAKE COUNTRY MUSEUM
THIS PHOTO, taken by George Goulding in 1907, shows the location of the creek seen at the upper (west) side of the isthmus. At that time Wood Lake was about four feet higher than Long (later renamed Kalamalka) Lake before a navigation canal was dug. Notice also the scant settlement along the Vernon to Mission Road.
Before a navigation canal was built in 1908, a free-� ow-ing creek drained Wood Lake into Long (later renamed Kalamalka) Lake.
Wood Lake was natur-ally about four feet higher than Kalamalka, perhaps � ve or six feet higher during the
spring freshet. In some years the water gushed down the creek making passage across the isthmus exceedingly dan-gerous.
Two items in the Vernon News from the time, illustrate: “� ere came near a drown-ing accident last week at the
creek between Wood’s Lake and Long Lake, at the place known as the “railway.” J. Shore attempted to ford the creek, which is much swollen, and his horses were swept o� their feet, and he was carried down for some distance by the stream, getting out with much
di� culty. A road and bridge is badly needed by the settlers of that vicinity, and we trust that it will be among the � rst work of its kind after this year.” (circa 1902)
Two weeks later the news-paper reported another inci-dent: “A. Cary had a narrow
escape last week from losing a valuable horse in the creek at the “railroad,” between Long Lake and Wood’s Lake…” (circa 1902).
Since 1985, the Lake Country Museum has been collecting, preserving and pre-senting the area’s history.
▼ LAKE COUNTRY MUSEUM ARCHIVES
Creek dangerous to cross before channel builtIn some years the water gushed down the creek
making passage across the isthmus exceedingly dangerous.
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Kelowna Rockets for-ward Tyson Baillie has been named the Western Hockey League Play-er of the Month for De-cember 2013.
� e 18-year-old for-ward from Ft. Saskatch-ewan, AB, recorded � ve goals and 15 assists for 20 points along with a +8 rating in 12 games dur-
ing the month of De-cember, helping the Rockets post a perfect 12-0-0-0 record in that span. Baillie recorded at least one point in 10 of
the 12 games he played during the month, re-corded multiple points in six of those 12 games, and scored in � ve games.
Baillie was particularly e� ective on the road, re-cording at least one point in all eight road games the Rockets played in December, scoring four times. Two of Baillie’s � ve goals during the month were game-win-ners.
Baillie’s outstand-ing play saw him select-ed among the three stars three times during the month, while posting an even or better plus-minus rating in 10 of the 12 games he played.
Baillie’s strong e� ort during December helped the Rockets climb to � rst place in the over-all WHL standings and
▼ WHL
Rockets’ Tyson Baillie is December’s WHL Player of the month
Six organizations that help keep people safe in the Central Okanagan will share $119,400 in Community Gaming Grants from the Min-istry of Community, Sport and Cultural De-velopment.
� e Central Oka-nagan Search and Res-cue Society is receiving $33,200; the Canadian Ski Patrol Ogopo-go Zone is receiving $25,000; Kelowna and District Safety Coun-cil Society is receiving $20,000; the Kelowna Snowmobile Club is re-
to the No. 1 ranking in the Canadian Hockey League.
Baillie is in his third WHL campaign with
the Rockets, and has re-corded 52 goals and 126 points in 171 career regular season games. He was selected by the
Rockets in the third round, 53rd overall, in the 2010 WHL Bantam Draft, and is eligible for the 2014 NHL Draft.
MARISSA BAECKER
TYSON BAILLIE, of the Kelowna Rockets, is the WHL Player of the Month for December.
BAILLIE POSTED AN EVEN OR BETTER PLUS-MINUS RATING IN 10 OF THE 12 GAMES HE PLAYED DURING DECEMBER.
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Hot o� the press, the o� cial 2014 Kelowna and Area Visitors’ Guide is ready to service poten-tial and current visitors.
� ough headlining Kelowna, the guide in-cludes synopses and tourism information on Lake Country, West Ke-lowna and the Westbank First Nation as well.
Of Lake Country, it begins: “…the name says it all, just north of Ke-lowna, and � ve minutes from the Kelowna Inter-
national Airport, Lake Country o� ers the � nest authentic rural experi-ence in the Okanagan.” It includes photos of Kalamalka Lake, Gray Monk Winery and the Gatzke Farm apple or-chard.
� e guides are avail-able at visitor centres throughout Western Canada and Washing-ton State.
A total of 185,000 guides were printed for 2014. � ey will also be
distributed at local tour-ism services and attrac-tions, and used to assist all visitor inquiries re-ceived at both the Air-port Kiosk and Down-town Visitor Centre, as well as through www.tourismkelowna.com.
To meet the grow-ing number of consum-ers researching travel on-line and to optimize the opportunity for sharing through the social media, the guide is also available on the Tourism Kelow-
na website. You can view, zoom and “print page” or download the entire guide by going to: www.tourismkelowna.com/ex-plore/visitors-guide/.
“� e Visitors’ Guide is Tourism Kelowna’s pri-mary servicing tool for information requests by consumers,” said Nan-cy Cameron, president & CEO of Tourism Ke-lowna.
“It provides our visitors with a com-plete representation of
the Central Okanagan’s tourism o� erings, also with listings and easy-to-� nd details about the in-credible depth and di-versity of the tourism ex-perience available in the Central Okanagan,” she said. “� is is a dynamic sales and marketing tool that will be used to gen-erate increased travel and visitation to our many at-tractions.”
Distribution details:• 52 per cent local dis-
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• 20 per cent ful� ll-ment to direct inquir-ies through websites, phone, email and Kelow-na Visitor Centres
• 14 per cent BC Visitor Centres and BC Ferries
• 12 per cent Alberta Visitor Centres and Al-berta Motor Association
• 2 per cent trade shows, direct sales, lo-cal conferences and event
delegates.Tourism Kelowna
thanks Mind’s Eye Stu-dio and Vista Marketing for their roles in the pro-duction and sales of this guide.
Guides can be picked up at the Visitor Info Centre at 544 Har-vey Avenue between the hours of 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., Monday to Friday. For bulk orders, call Taylor Jones at 861-1515, ext. 208, or e-mail taylor@tourismkelowna.com.
▼ TOURISM
Lake Country’s rural nature emphasized in Kelowna and Area Visitors’ Guide
Join your local branch of the Okanagan Regional Library as it kicks o� its annual Okanagan Reads Book Club.
Bring the kids to K & S Elite Equestrian Cen-tre, at 3830 Casorso Rd. in Kelowna on Saturday, Jan. 11 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. to meet children’s author Julie White and watch some young riders in action.
Enjoy a free hot-dog and hot chocolate and take in a pony ride as well.
Okanagan Reads for Kids is focused on kids aged 8 to 15.
Join the book club to take part in some of the great activities in your lo-cal library branches and chances to win some great prizes, includ-ing iPad minis as well as family packs for Caravan Farm � eatre and the Armstrong IPE, when you enter the bookmark, story-telling and book trailer contests.
All details are avail-able at www.okanagan-reads.ca.
� is year’s featured author is Julie White who has four books about horses, friendship and adventure.
White, who is from Armstrong, has writ-ten four books in a ser-ies. Her � rst book, � e Secret Pony, won the Our Choice Award and was nominated for the Chocolate Lily Award.
In addition to writ-ing, White is a Pony
Club Examiner, rid-ing instructor and course designer. She lives on a horse farm in Arm-strong with her hus-band, Robert, a former jockey, where they raise thoroughbreds for racing and jumping.
ABOUT THE BOOKS:� e Secret
Pony: When Kristy � nds out that her neighbour’s pony, Lancelot, whom she has been taking care of and riding, is going to be sold, she secretly buys him. Unfortunately, she doesn’t get the chance to tell her busy mother and has to hide him at a friend’s stable. After the secret is discovered, and Lancelot shows an act of bravery, Kristy � nds the support she needs com-ing from a most un-expected source.
High Fences: In order to stop their farm from going into foreclosure, Faye allows her grand-mother to sell her fantas-tic pony, Robin. � e new
owner, Nicole, a spoiled rich girl, learns the “se-cret” of how to handle him from Faye. In the end, Faye helps Nicole and Robin in a very im-portant competition and all three share a secret together.
Riding � rough Fire: Twelve-year-old Kristy and her pony, Lancelot, are asked to help in their � rst cattle round-up, but she ends up being part-nered with a 14-year-old boy, Jesse, who treats her badly. When Jesse and his horse get lost in a raging � re nearby, the amazing Lancelot saves all of their lives.
Under � e Wire: Reid, a 16-year-old boy, holds down the fort when his jockey moth-er ends up in the hospital after a serious fall during a race. However, when she recovers she announ-ces that she is getting out of the jockey busi-ness and wants Reid out, too. But Reid wants a fu-ture as a jockey and will try to prove to every-one that he’s got what it takes to get in � rst under the wire.
Librarians know the di� erence that read-ing makes in children’s lives—helping im-prove their school marks, teaching them em-pathy, preparing them for a successful future, all while having fun. Librar-ians of the Okanagan hope you will encourage your children to partici-pate in Okanagan Reads for Kids.
▼ CHILDRENS’ BOOK CLUB
Kick-off Okanagan Reads with pony rides this Saturday
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Six organizations that help keep people safe in the Central Okanagan will share $119,400 in Community Gaming Grants from the Min-istry of Community, Sport and Cultural De-velopment.
� e Central Oka-nagan Search and Res-cue Society is receiving $33,200; the Canadian Ski Patrol Ogopo-go Zone is receiving $25,000; Kelowna and District Safety Coun-cil Society is receiving $20,000; the Kelowna Snowmobile Club is re-
ceiving $18,000; the Or-chard City Amateur Radio Club is receiving $13,200; and the Can-adian Ski Patrol Sys-tem—Paci� c Division is receiving $10,000.
“We’re investing in the safety of the Oka-nagan with these grants of more than $100,000,” said Norm Letnick, MLA for Kelowna-Lake Country.
“Safety is a top prior-ity for our government and, in partnership with these hard-working or-ganizations, we are pre-venting unnecessary ac-
cidents and saving lives,” he said.
Fellow MLA, Steve � omson, Kelow-na-Mission, said: “Pub-lic safety is about giving our community the tools to prevent accidents, and working together to make sure that we are able to react to unfore-seen incidents, to save lives.
“It’s great to see fund-ing go to these great groups who work every day to keep Kelowna safe.”
Westside-Kelow-na MLA and premier,
Christy Clark said: “From preventive edu-cation to search and res-cue, these organizations do great work keep-ing people safe. � ey not only prevent emergen-cies, but step in and save lives in emergencies.”
Across British Col-umbia, 127 recipients share $5,386,380 in the latest round of grants.
In 2012-3, the B.C. government distribut-ed a total of $135 million in Community Gaming Grants to approximate-ly 5,300 community groups.
▼ GAMING GRANTS
Organizations that help keep Central Okanagan safe receive grant funds
Rockets in the third round, 53rd overall, in the 2010 WHL Bantam Draft, and is eligible for the 2014 NHL Draft.
WARREN HENDERSON
Lorne Frey had a pretty good hunch the Kelowna Rockets would be one of the teams to beat during the 2013-14 Western Hockey League campaign.
But even the Rockets’ assistant GM admits the team’s Canadian Hock-ey League-best record comes as a most pleasant surprise.
� e No. 1 nation-ally-ranked Rockets, who went unbeaten in December, are current-ly the runaway leaders in the WHL with a 33-4-0-2 record.
Included among the club’s exploits this sea-son is a winning streak of 16 games, as well as a franchise-record 16-game winning streak on the road.
Since Oct. 22, the
Rockets have won 26 of 28 games.
“We knew we were going to be competitive this year but to look at our record now, that’s a surprise and a pretty im-pressive performance,” said Frey, who is also the Rockets’ director of play-er personnel. “No mat-ter which way you slice it, they’ve faced some tough travel, the quality of teams they’ve beaten, the streaks they’ve been on…it’s pretty inspiring.”
As for the main in-gredients to the Rockets’ success this season, Frey points to coaching, team chemistry and depth.
“We’ve had great coaching from Ryan (Huska) and Danny (Lambert) and the rest of the sta� ,” added Frey. “We’ve also got really good players, but prob-ably the biggest thing is
their closeness, the guys get along great and that shows on the ice.
“We have guys with good character who don’t give up and who com-pete hard. Our over-all depth and balance is as good as we’ve had and we’ve got 23 players who are all capable of play-ing.”
Coming o� a 4-2 win over Vancouver on Sat-urday, the Rockets will be put to the test this week in Alberta, as Ryan Huska’s squad plays four games in � ve nights starting Wednesday in Edmonton against the Oil Kings.
Kelowna will vis-it Lethbridge Friday, Medicine Hat Saturday and Calgary Sunday.
By Sunday night, the club will have played 16 of its last 18 games on the road.
Meanwhile, with the WHL’s trade deadline approaching this Friday, the Rockets are busy ex-ploring their options, in-cluding the possibility of adding a forward for the stretch run.
“In some way you have to think if it isn’t broke don’t � x it, but on the other hand we’re al-ways looking to make our team better,” said Frey, who will sit down to discuss the team’s needs with GM Bruce Hamilton when he re-turns from the world junior hockey cham-pionship in Sweden. “We want to to put the best team on the ice we possibly can. A lot of teams are in the battle right now and are look-ing to make upgrades, so that makes it tough, too.”
▼ CANADIAN HOCKEY LEAGUE
Rockets � ying high atop national rankings
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Snow was just start-ing to fall, but the snowplow was out
already, laying down sand (and perhaps some salt) in anticipation. � e truck’s headlights bored through the night, high-lighting the � rst � akes sifting down.
As he came past me, the driver slowed and stopped. He rolled down his window. I wondered what I had done wrong.
“I just wanted to thank you,” he called out, “for wearing a re� ect-ive vest. You wouldn’t be-lieve how many people go out at night wear-ing dark jeans and black jackets. I can’t see them until they’re right in my
headlights.”On winter nights,
pedestrians su� er de-lusions of invulnerabil-ity. Because they know they’re there, they as-sume that an oncom-ing car or truck must also know they’re there.
� ere’s no doubt that cars and drivers may be at fault. � ey may be travelling too fast; or not be paying su� cient attention; or be momen-tarily distracted. Ultim-ately, it doesn’t matter whose fault it is. � e car weighs 20 times as much as the pedestrian. In any collision between a ped-estrian and a car, the pedestrian always loses.
It’s not considered politically correct to blame victims. But in fact it’s the pedestrian who can do the most to avoid an accident.
Every pedestrian can do two things.
First, make sure driv-ers can see you. Dark clothing blends into dark nights. Wear light col-oured pants or jackets. Better yet, wear a re� ect-ive vest. Highway work-ers wear them, for good
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opinions on issues going
on in our communityThe new year
lurched to life with a round
of shouting about the environment, as our post-industrial, post-lit-erate urban society grap-ples with con� icting claims of impending doom.
� e release of a group of Greenpeace protest-ers from a Russian pris-on was welcomed by TV news networks desperate to � ll the holiday dead zone. Our intrepid Can-adian pair got to describe over and over their bid to hang a strongly worded banner from a Russian o� shore oil platform, and their horror when security forces boarded their vessel from helicop-ters and seized it.
In all the fawning interviews, I kept wait-ing for these questions to be asked: What did they think Vladimir Putin’s regime would do? What was the point? How is disrupting one oil plat-form for an hour going to save the planet?
� e Greenpeace “ac-
tivists” claimed this was the � rst oil platform to operate above the Arc-tic Circle. So it was a line in the snow, which I’m sure impressed Putin as he ramps up his territor-ial claim to include the North Pole.
Meanwhile, at the South Pole, TV an-chors remained carefully sombre as they reported numerous bids to rescue a scienti� c vessel trapped in thick ice. No quips about the predictive abil-ities of climate scientists please!
In fact this ill-fated voyage was a re-enact-ment of Sir Douglas
Mawson’s 1913 exped-ition, with pro-global warming news outlets BBC and � e Guard-ian aboard to capture the melting wrought by a century of industrial ex-pansion.
� e rescue e� orts (from a Russian ship by Chinese helicopters) also disrupted an Australian icebreaker’s supply trip for one of the real scien-ti� c expeditions working in Antarctica.
Sceptics had great fun with the Antarctic de-bacle, as they did earli-er with the resurgence of Arctic ice that trapped climate tourists.
As is normal in the Internet age, the climate debate has split into two fanatical factions, each of which promotes the most extreme examples it can � nd to prop up its version of truth. � ey call each other “warm-ists” and “deniers” among other pithy names.
Greenpeace is now known in B.C. as part of our Team America an-ti-tar sands brigade. � ey
got o� to a good start in 2014 by selectively seiz-ing on reports of a new study of mercury con-tamination in northern Alberta.
A “bullseye” of this dreaded neurotoxin has been drawn around oil-sands operations by measuring traces in snow. � e study by En-vironment Canada sci-entists isn’t published yet, but Postmedia News re-ported on a presentation in November by the re-searchers.
“� e federal scien-tists stress the mercury loadings around the oil-sands are low compared to the contamination seen in many parts of North America includ-ing southern Ontario and southern Quebec,” the news report states.
� is is like the study of polycyclic aromat-ic hydrocarbon (PAH) pollution in northern Alberta lakes that was twisted into propaganda and fed to the news media last year. � is is another group of neuro-
toxins that are far more concentrated in urban areas than around re-mote industry.
Consumption, rather than production of coal, diesel and other fuels produces the vast major-ity of these emissions. I look forward to the study of their e� ects around Lost Lagoon and Bur-naby Lake.
Of course, safe levels of these materials have been set by Health Can-ada. You’re more like-ly to get signi� cant ex-posure to mercury from a broken � uorescent lamp or the mercury amalgam in your old tooth � llings than you are from feed-ing ducks at the lake, al-though you might get a whi� of PAH when you gas up the car or board the bus.
Tom Fletcher is legisla-ture reporter and columnist for Black Press.
Twitter: @tom� etcherbc Email: t� etcher@blackpress.ca
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Snow was just start-ing to fall, but the snowplow was out
already, laying down sand (and perhaps some salt) in anticipation. � e truck’s headlights bored through the night, high-lighting the � rst � akes sifting down.
As he came past me, the driver slowed and stopped. He rolled down his window. I wondered what I had done wrong.
“I just wanted to thank you,” he called out, “for wearing a re� ect-ive vest. You wouldn’t be-lieve how many people go out at night wear-ing dark jeans and black jackets. I can’t see them until they’re right in my
headlights.”On winter nights,
pedestrians su� er de-lusions of invulnerabil-ity. Because they know they’re there, they as-sume that an oncom-ing car or truck must also know they’re there.
� ere’s no doubt that cars and drivers may be at fault. � ey may be travelling too fast; or not be paying su� cient attention; or be momen-tarily distracted. Ultim-ately, it doesn’t matter whose fault it is. � e car weighs 20 times as much as the pedestrian. In any collision between a ped-estrian and a car, the pedestrian always loses.
It’s not considered politically correct to blame victims. But in fact it’s the pedestrian who can do the most to avoid an accident.
Every pedestrian can do two things.
First, make sure driv-ers can see you. Dark clothing blends into dark nights. Wear light col-oured pants or jackets. Better yet, wear a re� ect-ive vest. Highway work-ers wear them, for good
The Calendar, published by Black Press Group every
Wednesday at Win� eld, BC,
has been Lake Country’s news
publication since 1951
DEADLINESDisplay ads and
Display classi� ed adsare accepted until NOON,
FRIDAY, prior to publication.Classi� ed word ads are accepted
until noon, Monday, prior to publication.
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Karen HillPublisher
Barry GerdingEditor
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Tessa RingnessProduction Manager
Krista MattarAdvertising Consultant
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opinions on issues going
on in our communityThe new year
lurched to life with a round
of shouting about the environment, as our post-industrial, post-lit-erate urban society grap-ples with con� icting claims of impending doom.
� e release of a group of Greenpeace protest-ers from a Russian pris-on was welcomed by TV news networks desperate to � ll the holiday dead zone. Our intrepid Can-adian pair got to describe over and over their bid to hang a strongly worded banner from a Russian o� shore oil platform, and their horror when security forces boarded their vessel from helicop-ters and seized it.
In all the fawning interviews, I kept wait-ing for these questions to be asked: What did they think Vladimir Putin’s regime would do? What was the point? How is disrupting one oil plat-form for an hour going to save the planet?
� e Greenpeace “ac-
tivists” claimed this was the � rst oil platform to operate above the Arc-tic Circle. So it was a line in the snow, which I’m sure impressed Putin as he ramps up his territor-ial claim to include the North Pole.
Meanwhile, at the South Pole, TV an-chors remained carefully sombre as they reported numerous bids to rescue a scienti� c vessel trapped in thick ice. No quips about the predictive abil-ities of climate scientists please!
In fact this ill-fated voyage was a re-enact-ment of Sir Douglas
Mawson’s 1913 exped-ition, with pro-global warming news outlets BBC and � e Guard-ian aboard to capture the melting wrought by a century of industrial ex-pansion.
� e rescue e� orts (from a Russian ship by Chinese helicopters) also disrupted an Australian icebreaker’s supply trip for one of the real scien-ti� c expeditions working in Antarctica.
Sceptics had great fun with the Antarctic de-bacle, as they did earli-er with the resurgence of Arctic ice that trapped climate tourists.
As is normal in the Internet age, the climate debate has split into two fanatical factions, each of which promotes the most extreme examples it can � nd to prop up its version of truth. � ey call each other “warm-ists” and “deniers” among other pithy names.
Greenpeace is now known in B.C. as part of our Team America an-ti-tar sands brigade. � ey
got o� to a good start in 2014 by selectively seiz-ing on reports of a new study of mercury con-tamination in northern Alberta.
A “bullseye” of this dreaded neurotoxin has been drawn around oil-sands operations by measuring traces in snow. � e study by En-vironment Canada sci-entists isn’t published yet, but Postmedia News re-ported on a presentation in November by the re-searchers.
“� e federal scien-tists stress the mercury loadings around the oil-sands are low compared to the contamination seen in many parts of North America includ-ing southern Ontario and southern Quebec,” the news report states.
� is is like the study of polycyclic aromat-ic hydrocarbon (PAH) pollution in northern Alberta lakes that was twisted into propaganda and fed to the news media last year. � is is another group of neuro-
toxins that are far more concentrated in urban areas than around re-mote industry.
Consumption, rather than production of coal, diesel and other fuels produces the vast major-ity of these emissions. I look forward to the study of their e� ects around Lost Lagoon and Bur-naby Lake.
Of course, safe levels of these materials have been set by Health Can-ada. You’re more like-ly to get signi� cant ex-posure to mercury from a broken � uorescent lamp or the mercury amalgam in your old tooth � llings than you are from feed-ing ducks at the lake, al-though you might get a whi� of PAH when you gas up the car or board the bus.
Tom Fletcher is legisla-ture reporter and columnist for Black Press.
Twitter: @tom� etcherbc Email: t� etcher@blackpress.ca
▼ PROVINCIAL ISSUES
Another year of enviro-wars begins
BC ViewsTom Fletcher
opinion
Visibility lifesaver
SEE TAYLOR A5
Life and FaithJim Taylor
▼ FAITH TODAY
headlights.”On winter nights,
pedestrians su� er de-lusions of invulnerabil-ity. Because they know they’re there, they as-sume that an oncom-ing car or truck must also know they’re there.
� ere’s no doubt that cars and drivers may be at fault. � ey may be travelling too fast; or not be paying su� cient attention; or be momen-tarily distracted. Ultim-ately, it doesn’t matter whose fault it is. � e car weighs 20 times as much as the pedestrian. In any collision between a ped-estrian and a car, the pedestrian always loses.
It’s not considered politically correct to blame victims. But in fact it’s the pedestrian who can do the most to avoid an accident.
Every pedestrian can do two things.
First, make sure driv-ers can see you. Dark clothing blends into dark nights. Wear light col-oured pants or jackets. Better yet, wear a re� ect-ive vest. Highway work-ers wear them, for good
opinion
SEE TAYLOR A5
FAITH TODAY
opinion
reason—they save lives.If a re� ective vest of-
fends your fashion sense, at least wear a re� ect-ive armband. Or have re-� ective stripes on your shoes. Pet stores have re-� ective collars for your dog. Bicycle stores have � ashing lights you can clip onto your jacket.
Beyond re� ective vests and armbands, carry a � ashlight. Turn it on whenever there’s a car coming. Even distract-ed drivers will see a light shining in the darkness.
Second, make sure you can see the cars coming.
Walk facing the oncom-ing tra� c. If by chance a car should swerve, you still have a chance to leap out of the way. Landing in a ditch is a lot prefer-able to landing in hospi-tal. Or in a morgue.
Like that snowplow driver, I am shocked how often pedestrians sud-denly materialize in my headlights, walking with their backs to me.
Would anyone turn their backs to a load-ed gun pointed at them? Would anyone ignore a landslide or an avalanche roaring towards them? Yet a moving car is just as lethal.
Such foolhardi-ness seems to me to re-veal an unshakable belief in personal immortal-ity. But even if you be-lieve that your immortal soul will survive an acci-dent, are you willing to risk the possibility that your mortal body might spend the rest of its life permanently disabled?
Are you willing to in-
� ict a lifelong sense of guilt that some driv-er will feel about having unintentionally maimed and/or killed another human being?
When you go walking at night, wherever you live, please, make sure that drivers can see you. And make equally sure you can see them.
rewrite@shaw.ca
Would you turn your back on a loaded gun?TAYLOR FROM A4
Welcome to 2014 and the month of
New Year’s Resolutions. Apparently less than 25 per cent of resolutions made on New Year’s Day are actually carried on past the � rst week of the new year.
One of your resolu-tions may be to get your income tax receipts or-ganized early. If you have a sole proprietor-ship/partnership, you may require someone to do the bookkeeping for you. It would be a good idea to begin early be-cause bookkeepers are extremely busy for the � rst three to � ve months of the year. Just like there are di� erent kinds of accountants specializ-ing in di� erent areas of accounting, there are also di� erent kinds of book-keepers. Sometimes the accounting/tax � rm that prepares your annual taxes can recommend someone.
What you need to look for is a bookkeep-er that also has some tax experience. From a tax perspective, there is nothing more frustrating than receiving something
prepared by a bookkeep-er who doesn’t follow the tax act. � e reason being is that it will all need to be reclassi� ed in order to put it into the format re-quired by the tax act. � e � le will take extra time to correct and you will have paid for the work twice. Once to the bookkeeper and once to have it cor-rected and then you need to pay for the tax prepar-ation on top of that.
� is is also the � rst season after the CPP contribution changes. You need to have de-ducted CPP for all em-ployees who are 60 to 65 years old even if they are currently receiving their CPP and have not had CPP deducted in the past. If you are self em-
ployed, the CPP owing will be calculated when you have your tax re-turn completed. For the employees aged 66 to 70 years old, deduct the CPP unless they pro-vide to you a complet-ed form CPT30 – To elect to stop contributing to the Canada Pension Plan. As an employer if you have forgotten to de-duct the CPP and the employee is no longer employed by you, you are required to pay both the employee and the em-ployer’s share and may be charged penalties and in-terest on the outstanding amount. Anyone who is 70 years old or older can-not contribute to CPP.
� e deadline to com-plete and � le the T4’s and T4A slips is Fri-day, February 28th. If you decide that you wish to prepare and � le your own slips the CRA has provided some com-prehensive videos at http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/vdgllry/bsnss/srs-prprngt4t4a-eng.ht-ml?clp=bsnss/srs-pr-prngt4t4a5-eng&f-mt=mp4.
� e CRA is now pro-viding other videos to
help you manage your small business. � e topics are such items as: Manage on-line mail using My Business Ac-count; GST/HST infor-mation for the new small business; Keeping Rec-ords; Reporting Business Income and Expens-es; Starting your Busi-ness; Payroll for the New Small Business and sev-eral more. � ese videos can be found at http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/vdgllry/bsnss/menu-eng.html?clp=bsnss/hnncngsrvc-eng&f-mt=mp4 or by going to the CRA website and choosing the Videos tab half way down the page.
You can claim the ‘First-Time Donor’s Super Credit’ if you or your spouse has not claimed a charitable do-nation since 2007 up to a donation limit of $1,000. You can only claim this credit once be-tween 2013 and 2017. Normally the dona-tion tax credit is 15 per cent of the � rst $200 and 40 per cent of anything over. � is super credit will give you 40 per cent on the � rst $200 and 54 per cent on anything
over. CRA cautions that this credit is only avail-able if the donation has been made to a regis-tered charity. To check if the organization is regis-tered please go to www.cra.gc.ca/charitylists .
Also, if you have not � led any tax returns for several years, CRA has a voluntary disclo-sures program where-by you can � le up to 10 years of back tax returns to bring you up to date without penalty. In order to qualify for this pro-gram, you need to com-ply before you receive the ‘Demand to File Letter’ from CRA. After you � le, you may then be-come eligible for the tax credits that you were not previously receiving be-cause you were not � ling your taxes.
CRA is also promo-ting use of their on-line services at My Business Account and My Ac-count to make any pay-ments and receive any credits to your bank ac-count. You can also use your bank’s on-line banking service. CRA has closed all the recep-
tion areas of all its of-� ces across Canada, so the only means of com-munication is by phone or using the on-line ser-vice. � at being said, there are some phishing schemes occurring using the telephone, mail and email. Always make sure whom you are speak-ing with and if unsure,
ask for a number to call them back, especially if they are asking for per-sonal information.
Gabriele Banka is a Certi� ed General Account-ant, owner of Banka & Company, CGA.
250-763-4528info@bankaco.com
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Creekside Players’ presents You Can’t Take It with You a roman-tic comedy written by
George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart.
Written by George S. Kaufman and Moss
Hart, this Pulitzer Prize winning comedy pre-miered at the Booth � eater in 1936, and had a respectable run of 838 performances.
It has since enjoyed several successful Broad-way revivals and was the basis for the 1938 Acad-emy Award winning � lm directed by Frank Capra.
In the play, life is pleasantly daft at the roomy uptown New York City home of Grandpa Vanderhof, a lively little man of 75 who, for the last 35 years, has been determined-ly “relaxing” and having fun. In other words, col-lecting snakes and at-tending commencement exercises.
He has a small income from a rented house and
an interesting family who, like Grandpa, do just as they please.
AT A GLANCE:You Can’t Take It with
You presented by Creek-side Players
A comedy/romance play by George S Kauf-man and Moss Hart
Jan. 23, 24, 25 and Jan. 30, 31 and Feb. 1
Show time 7:30 p.m.Creekside � eatre,
10241 Bottom Wood Lake Road, Lake Coun-try
Tickets: At the door only $15 general, $10 students and seniors, group of four tickets $40.
For more informa-tion call 250-766-9309 or www.creeksidethe-atre.com.
▼ THEATRE
Creekside Players present Pulitzer Prize winning play, You Can’t Take It with You A new take on the
classic story of Red Rid-ing Hood will lead the 2014 season of Bumber-shoot Children’s � e-atre Company from Jan. 16 to 26.
Created in the U.K. by playwright Mike Ken-ny and composer Julian Butler, the story unfolds during a sleepover at grandmother’s house, but the actors and audience are soon magically trans-ported into the forest.
Taking the lead roles will be two seasoned Ke-lowna adult performers, Gwen Plitt as Bridget and a familiar mystery performer who is new to the Bumbershoot stage as Stephen.
� e Stage magazine described the U.K. pro-duction as “… a clear and comic telling of the story that the children will re-member all their lives.”
A new Bumbershoot community involve-ment feature will debut with a special Com-munity Night program on Friday, Jan. 10 at the Bumbershoot � e-atre which will be part-nered with the RCMP. � e 45 minute program will begin at 6 p.m. with Bumbershoot artistic director Tracy Ross read-ing the story of the Red Riding Hood play to a family audience.
RCMP representa-tives will then relate the story to real life experi-ences with strangers and how children should handle them, illustrat-ing the topic of “stranger danger.”
Similar partnered themes will be featured with other Bumbershoot
productions in 2014.Ross described the
music as well as the script, which is leavened with humour, as truly fantastic. � e all-ages production will follow the children who de-cide to pass the time at grandmother’s house by acting out their favourite story with things found around the attic, includ-ing clothes from the wardrobe.
Soon what’s real and what’s imagined blur, and the children � nd themselves in the deep, dark woods with a wolf tracking them down.
� e 2014 productions will be complemented by a new Passport Pro-gram which o� ers chil-dren special pre- and post-show activities that they can bring to each production, inspired by the 2014 Bumbershoot theme: “Oh, the places you’ll go…”
Subscriptions for the 2014 season are now available with season and family passes through the Bumbershoot web-site www bumbershoot-threatre com .
Bumbershoot, which was launched in 2009, is a non-pro� t regis-tered charitable theatre company dedicated to introducing Okanagan youth and children to the magic of the theatre.
In addition to its
live theatre perform-ances the children’s the-atre company also o� ers a full selection of drama workshops and class-es. Another activity is its residency program which is done in conjunction with participating Oka-nagan schools.
� e program o� ers a week long in-school pro-gram which immers-es students in a drama workshop as part of the school’s curricu-lum. After gaining � rst hand drama knowledge and experience the stu-dents host a perform-ance for parents with the proceeds going to the school.
Full information on the new Bumber-shoot season as well as its other activities can be found on their website: www bumbershootthe-atre com.
AT A GLANCE:Red Riding Hood
presented by Bumber-shoot Children’s � eatre
Bumbershoot � eatre at #125- 1295 Cannery Lane in the heart of Ke-lowna’s Arts District
Jan. 16-19 and 23-26 at 6.30 p.m. Saturdays at 2 p.m.
Sundays only at 2 p.m. on Jan. 19 and 26.
Tickets: Bumbershoot Box O� ce at 125, 1295 Cannery Lane or call 778-478-0142.
▼ CHILDREN’S THEATRE
A new Red Riding Hood
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live theatre perform-ances the children’s the-atre company also o� ers a full selection of drama workshops and class-es. Another activity is its residency program which is done in conjunction with participating Oka-nagan schools.
� e program o� ers a week long in-school pro-gram which immers-es students in a drama workshop as part of the school’s curricu-lum. After gaining � rst hand drama knowledge and experience the stu-dents host a perform-ance for parents with the proceeds going to the school.
Full information on the new Bumber-shoot season as well as its other activities can be found on their website: www bumbershootthe-atre com.
AT A GLANCE:Red Riding Hood
presented by Bumber-shoot Children’s � eatre
Bumbershoot � eatre at #125- 1295 Cannery Lane in the heart of Ke-lowna’s Arts District
Jan. 16-19 and 23-26 at 6.30 p.m. Saturdays at 2 p.m.
Sundays only at 2 p.m. on Jan. 19 and 26.
Tickets: Bumbershoot Box O� ce at 125, 1295 Cannery Lane or call 778-478-0142.
A new Red Riding Hood Foot loose and fancy free and sailing into the sunset as we retire.
� at is not the re-ality very many retired Canadians with debt are moving into today.
Unless they are sail-ing away in a boat with a loan attached to it, they’re not sailing into the sunset in retirement.
Almost 40 per cent of Canadians carry debt on credit cards—this is very expensive debt, costing between an interest rate that can range from nine per cent to 28 per cent annually.
Some 30 per cent carry debt on a line of credit—this can range from three up to six per cent or higher. Sixteen per cent carry mortgage
debt. Almost 15 per cent carry consumer loans.
If you have debt of any kind, you should know how much your interest rate costs are, and pay the lowest interest rate pos-sible.
Do not make the credit card compan-ies any richer than they
are—they don’t need your money to increase their wealth.
� ey already have enough other people paying high inter-est rates and not paying their credit balance each month when due.
Interest rates are low in Canada and many re-tired people have con-sumer debt.
A per cent of this debt makes it di� cult for re-tirees to make other con-sumer choices because of their debt load.
Paying down debt af-ter retirement becomes more di� cult due to liv-ing on a � xed income with reduced cash � ow.
Financial planning in pre-retirement should involve a review of cash
� ow, budgeting and in-terest rate costs to deter-mine if you need to or should carry debt in re-tirement.
Baby boomers, those born between 1945 and 1964, are painfully short of their retirement sav-ings goals.
Debt among seniors is growing faster than other age groups. Indi-viduals are accumulat-ing more debt by using credit cards or consum-er loans so they can con-tinue to enjoy a pre-re-tirement lifestyle they may no longer be able to a� ord.
Credit rating com-pany Equifax says sen-iors are increasing their debt levels to maintain the lifestyle they enjoyed
before retirement. Equi-fax says the average debt for consumers over 65 has climbed more than any other age group at 6.5 per cent.
Some retirement people head back to the work force to earn addi-tional income.
Downsizing your home is an option to help fund retirement.
Staying in a home you can no longer a� ord in retirement can quickly drain your bank account.
If you are a two-car family, can you be a one car family saving vehicle insurance and re-pair costs on the second vehicle?
Do you have antiques or valuables that you no longer used and are gath-
ering dust that you can sell o� to raise some ex-tra cash?
More than half of all retired Canadians are carrying debt and the debt is increasing.
Although retired Canadians hold less debt than those still working, they are less likely to take steps to accelerate their debt repayment.
Retired Canadians may carry debt long-er than anticipated in re-tirement. � is results in
higher interest costs and reduced cash � ow.
Is it a need or a want? If it is a want and you don’t need it, don’t buy it. Avoid unnecessary con-sumer debt.
Doreen Smith is a Certi� ed Financial Planner with Capri Wealth.
250-860-7144dsmith@capri.ca
Will you be carrying debt into your retirement?
Doreen SmithFiscal Fitness
We live in a world that is in constant,
often confusing, change. It’s not a comfortable
place—psychologically and emotionally—and it de� nitely doesn’t help us to feel safe. In the world of work, the emotional elements are the same.
Let’s assume most employees expect and ac-cept that their work en-vironment will evolve.
Some people have a relatively easy time ad-justing to new things; others take a bit longer to adjust. � ey can’t keep up with all the changes.
People have a toler-ance level for how much organizational change they can handle before they start to feel unsafe.
� ere is an import-ant distinction between change and transition. Change is an action or event that happens ex-ternally. Transition is the acceptance and adoption of a new way of doing or being; it is an inter-nal process and it takes much longer.
Employees tend to see major organization-al change as something they have little to no in-
� uence on. On the other hand, they know that making a successful tran-sition is very much with-in their control—they have a choice about get-
ting on board. Too often leaders fail
to understand the di� er-ence, or they choose to ignore it. � ey don’t real-ize that without employ-ee buy-in up front far more time and energy will be spent managing the pockets of human re-sistance that delay ex-pected outcomes.
People can only take so much change before they dig in their heels and push back. � e best laid business plans will not build organizational resilience if the impact of continual change on the employees is not taken
into consideration.A basic � rst step to
managing the human side of change is to ex-plain to employees in advance the business rationale for changes, then invite their input, listen to their concerns and answer questions.
Respectfully acknow-ledging people’s needs during transition o� ers a much better chance of
getting their support. To ease that discom-
fort, they need leaders who talk to them hon-estly about what is go-ing on, who show sincere concern for how pend-ing changes will impact them.
Laurie Mills is a hu-man resource profession-al with Lighthouse Profes-sional Development Con-sulting Services.
Business leaders manage change for their employees
Work LifeLaurie Mills
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live theatre perform-ances the children’s the-atre company also o� ers a full selection of drama workshops and class-es. Another activity is its residency program which is done in conjunction with participating Oka-nagan schools.
� e program o� ers a week long in-school pro-gram which immers-es students in a drama workshop as part of the school’s curricu-lum. After gaining � rst hand drama knowledge and experience the stu-dents host a perform-ance for parents with the proceeds going to the school.
Full information on the new Bumber-shoot season as well as its other activities can be found on their website: www bumbershootthe-atre com.
AT A GLANCE:Red Riding Hood
presented by Bumber-shoot Children’s � eatre
Bumbershoot � eatre at #125- 1295 Cannery Lane in the heart of Ke-lowna’s Arts District
Jan. 16-19 and 23-26 at 6.30 p.m. Saturdays at 2 p.m.
Sundays only at 2 p.m. on Jan. 19 and 26.
Tickets: Bumbershoot Box O� ce at 125, 1295 Cannery Lane or call 778-478-0142.
A new Red Riding Hood Foot loose and fancy free and sailing into the sunset as we retire.
� at is not the re-ality very many retired Canadians with debt are moving into today.
Unless they are sail-ing away in a boat with a loan attached to it, they’re not sailing into the sunset in retirement.
Almost 40 per cent of Canadians carry debt on credit cards—this is very expensive debt, costing between an interest rate that can range from nine per cent to 28 per cent annually.
Some 30 per cent carry debt on a line of credit—this can range from three up to six per cent or higher. Sixteen per cent carry mortgage
debt. Almost 15 per cent carry consumer loans.
If you have debt of any kind, you should know how much your interest rate costs are, and pay the lowest interest rate pos-sible.
Do not make the credit card compan-ies any richer than they
are—they don’t need your money to increase their wealth.
� ey already have enough other people paying high inter-est rates and not paying their credit balance each month when due.
Interest rates are low in Canada and many re-tired people have con-sumer debt.
A per cent of this debt makes it di� cult for re-tirees to make other con-sumer choices because of their debt load.
Paying down debt af-ter retirement becomes more di� cult due to liv-ing on a � xed income with reduced cash � ow.
Financial planning in pre-retirement should involve a review of cash
� ow, budgeting and in-terest rate costs to deter-mine if you need to or should carry debt in re-tirement.
Baby boomers, those born between 1945 and 1964, are painfully short of their retirement sav-ings goals.
Debt among seniors is growing faster than other age groups. Indi-viduals are accumulat-ing more debt by using credit cards or consum-er loans so they can con-tinue to enjoy a pre-re-tirement lifestyle they may no longer be able to a� ord.
Credit rating com-pany Equifax says sen-iors are increasing their debt levels to maintain the lifestyle they enjoyed
before retirement. Equi-fax says the average debt for consumers over 65 has climbed more than any other age group at 6.5 per cent.
Some retirement people head back to the work force to earn addi-tional income.
Downsizing your home is an option to help fund retirement.
Staying in a home you can no longer a� ord in retirement can quickly drain your bank account.
If you are a two-car family, can you be a one car family saving vehicle insurance and re-pair costs on the second vehicle?
Do you have antiques or valuables that you no longer used and are gath-
ering dust that you can sell o� to raise some ex-tra cash?
More than half of all retired Canadians are carrying debt and the debt is increasing.
Although retired Canadians hold less debt than those still working, they are less likely to take steps to accelerate their debt repayment.
Retired Canadians may carry debt long-er than anticipated in re-tirement. � is results in
higher interest costs and reduced cash � ow.
Is it a need or a want? If it is a want and you don’t need it, don’t buy it. Avoid unnecessary con-sumer debt.
Doreen Smith is a Certi� ed Financial Planner with Capri Wealth.
250-860-7144dsmith@capri.ca
Will you be carrying debt into your retirement?
Doreen SmithFiscal Fitness
We live in a world that is in constant,
often confusing, change. It’s not a comfortable
place—psychologically and emotionally—and it de� nitely doesn’t help us to feel safe. In the world of work, the emotional elements are the same.
Let’s assume most employees expect and ac-cept that their work en-vironment will evolve.
Some people have a relatively easy time ad-justing to new things; others take a bit longer to adjust. � ey can’t keep up with all the changes.
People have a toler-ance level for how much organizational change they can handle before they start to feel unsafe.
� ere is an import-ant distinction between change and transition. Change is an action or event that happens ex-ternally. Transition is the acceptance and adoption of a new way of doing or being; it is an inter-nal process and it takes much longer.
Employees tend to see major organization-al change as something they have little to no in-
� uence on. On the other hand, they know that making a successful tran-sition is very much with-in their control—they have a choice about get-
ting on board. Too often leaders fail
to understand the di� er-ence, or they choose to ignore it. � ey don’t real-ize that without employ-ee buy-in up front far more time and energy will be spent managing the pockets of human re-sistance that delay ex-pected outcomes.
People can only take so much change before they dig in their heels and push back. � e best laid business plans will not build organizational resilience if the impact of continual change on the employees is not taken
into consideration.A basic � rst step to
managing the human side of change is to ex-plain to employees in advance the business rationale for changes, then invite their input, listen to their concerns and answer questions.
Respectfully acknow-ledging people’s needs during transition o� ers a much better chance of
getting their support. To ease that discom-
fort, they need leaders who talk to them hon-estly about what is go-ing on, who show sincere concern for how pend-ing changes will impact them.
Laurie Mills is a hu-man resource profession-al with Lighthouse Profes-sional Development Con-sulting Services.
Business leaders manage change for their employees
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Canada’s acclaimed Royal Winnipeg Ballet brings a timeless tale of love, loyalty and fate to Kelowna with choreog-rapher Rudi van Dan-tzig’s exquisite classic-al ballet Romeo + Juliet, Jan. 28 at the Kelowna Community � eatre.
Co-presented by Bal-let Kelowna, the grand romantic work sets Shakespeare’s tale to a gorgeous Proko� ev score and highlights the im-peccable classical tech-
nique of the Royal Win-nipeg Ballet corps de ballet.
“Rudi van Dantzig was an artist of the rarest caliber,” said RWB artis-tic director André Lewis. He was “a writer, dan-cer and choreographer whose aesthetic instincts were matched only by his strong opinions and pol-itical voice.
“� ough no longer with us, he left behind a great legacy of works in-cluding this stunning
Romeo + Juliet,” said Lewis.
“Created for the Dutch National Ballet,” where van Dantzig was artistic director, “his vi-sion of the Bard’s story is poetic, exciting and deeply romantic.”
Recognized along-side Giselle, Swan Lake and Sleeping Beauty as one of great classical bal-lets, Romeo + Juliet’s world-premiere was pre-sented by the Kirov Bal-let in 1938.
Set to a powerful and profound score by Ser-gei Proko� ev, van Dan-tzig was among the � rst non-Russian creators to develop new choreog-raphy for the work. His version was � rst per-formed by the Dutch National Ballet in 1967 and later given its Can-adian premiere by the Royal Winnipeg Ballet in 1981.
Its timeless narrative stays faithful to Shake-speare’s version, be-
ginning with a feud-ing clash between the Capulets and Mon-tagues, progressing to the young lovers meet-ing at a grand ball and the sealing of their fate in the unforgettable bal-cony scene. � eir love becomes their undoing, as events and fate con-spire toward a tragic, yet breathtakingly roman-tic end.
Van Dantzig’s produc-tion will transport audi-ences to 16th century Verona with its opulent costumes and beautiful-ly crafted set pieces, rem-iniscent of urbane Ren-
aissance Italy. � e visually spectacu-
lar production has be-come one of the crown jewels of the RWB’s rep-ertoire and an audience favourite in the com-pany’s hometown.
In particular, the opportunity to dance the role of Juliet has be-come a rite of passage for female members of the company, having been previously performed by such luminaries as Eve-lyn Hart, Tara Birtwhis-tle and Vanessa Lawson.
In Kelowna, the role will be danced by ris-ing star and � rst cast
Amanda Green, who was made principal bal-lerina last year.
Her Romeo will be performed by Liang Xing, guest artist from the National Ballet of China.
About Canada’s Roy-al Winnipeg Ballet (ww.rwb.org)
Founded in 1939, by subsequent long-time Kelowna residents Gweneth Lloyd and Betty Farrally, Canada’s Royal Winnipeg Bal-let holds the double dis-tinction of being Can-ada’s premier ballet com-pany and the longest continuously operating ballet company in North America.
Versatility, technical excellence and a captiv-ating style are the trade-marks of the RWB, qual-ities that have garnered both critical and audi-ence acclaim.
RWB’s superlative standards keep the com-pany in demand around
the globe as it presents more than 150 per-formances every sea-son across Canada and in the United States, South America, Europe, the Middle East, Russia, Japan, Asia and Mexico.
Under the artistic dir-ection of André Lewis for more than 15 years, the company is said to have never looked more resplendent, more as-sured and more ravish-ing.
AT A GLANCERomeo + Juliet pre-
sented by Canada’s Royal Winnipeg Ballet & Bal-let Kelowna
Jan. 287:30 p.m.Kelowna Community
� eatre, 1375 Water StTickets: $44.75 to
$74.75 (plus service fees) online at Balletkelowna.ca or 250-862-2867
For more info see: Rwb.org.
▼ CLASSICAL ARTS
Canada’s Royal Winnipeg Ballet returns with Romeo + JulietChoreographer Rudi van Dantzig’s vision a de� nitive masterpiece of the classical ballet
‘‘(VAN DANTZIG’S) VISION OF THE BARD’S STORY IS POETIC, EXCITING AND DEEPLY ROMANTIC.
André Lewis, Royal Winnipeg Ballet artistic director
� e Okanagan Sym-phony Orchestra brings the greatest hits of the golden era of Viennese operetta, waltzes and polkas to the stage this month with Romance in Vienna.
“� e golden era of Vienna is brought to life
in its popular music, and this concert brings this magic to life,” said Rose-mary � omson, music director of the Okanagan Symphony Orchestra. “We are excited to wel-come back four alumni from UBC’s Opera En-semble to share our
stage.”Romance in Vien-
na will feature music of Johann Strauss Jr. and Sr., Lehar, Von Suppe and more. � e romantic and comical arias, care-free polkas and swirling waltzes are sure to sweep you away with their ro-
mantic grace. Joining the OSO on
stage will be sopranos Chelsea Rus and Tay-lor Pardell, tenor Martin Sadd and baritone Aaron Durand, performing together to create a magical experience.
From Morning, Noon and Night in Vienna, through � under and Lighting, � e Beauti-ful Blue Danube, and the Land of Smiles, this pro-gram will enchant and dazzle.
� e Okanagan Sym-phony Orchestra is the third largest profession-al Symphony Orches-tra in B.C., entertain-ing residents of the Oka-nagan Valley and visitors from around the globe with symphonic music since 1960.
To learn more about the OSO visit www.
okanagansymphony.com or follow at www.twitter.com/OKSym-ponyOrch or www.fa-cebook.com/Okana-ganSymphonyOrchestra.
AT A GLANCE:Romance In Vienna
presented by the Oka-nagan Symphony Or-chestra
Jan. 17, Kelowna Community � eatre
Jan. 18 in Penticton Jan. 19 in Vernon Tickets:
• Kelowna Actors Stu-dio, 1379 Ellis St., 250-862-2867 • Penticton Wine Infor-mation Centre, 553 Rail-way St. 250-276-2170• Vernon Performing Arts Centre 33rd St at 38th Ave 250-549-7469 or online at: www.okana-gansymphony.com.
Romantic evening with the Okanagan Symphony Orchestra
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ELSA LARSEN
When I began my dog training career in 1997, I started out by training service dogs.
While most dog owners don’t require that level of training for their pet, I do believe that the average dog owner would like the same kind of self-restraint that any person with a disability
expects from his or her working dog.
Here is my list of the � ve most critical skills I want any dog to learn.
1. Default Sit � e very � rst thing I
would teach any new ca-nine charge is a default sit. I’ll be honest here—I’m not crazy about dogs that jump all over me. Not many people are, even the most enthusi-
astic dog lover. Bear-ing that in mind, I would start right away to teach my dog that it is more bene� cial to sit than to jump.
To do this, I � rst want to set the dog up so that he or she can’t make many (or preferably any) paws-on-people mis-takes. I make sure my dog is either on a leash or on a tether whenever
new people are around. � is takes the anxiety out of any human/dog interaction. It means that you no longer have to worry about wheth-er your dog will jump on someone because she/he can’t.
Next, I begin the task of teaching the sit. I want to make sure that I always have some very high-value rewards
on hand to help en-sure that my dog will want to work with me even if there are excit-ing things happening all around him or her. Since my goal is to teach the dog to automatically sit whenever new people appear, I refrain from telling or asking my dog to sit (he/she might not choose to respond any-way and I wouldn’t want
to inadvertently teach my dog to ignore my commands) but rath-er allow the dog to ex-plore his or her options. Each time the dog ch-oses to sit, I follow that sit with a tasty treat be-cause I understand that any behaviour that is re-warded should happen more often.
You need to be pa-tient during this pro-
cess. It can take a bit of time before the dog � g-ures out that it is the sit-ting that is getting him the tasty treats. Once my dog becomes more re-liable about responding to each new person that comes along with a sit, I can begin to work on teaching my dog or pup to maintain his or her
Teaching young (or old) dogs new tricks just takes time and treats
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Everytime I go to the dentist for my exam and hygiene, they’re always recommending � uoride treatment. Can you tell me more about it?
This topic has over 60 years of evidence-based scienti� c research backing it up. In fact, the World Health Organization has stated that � uoride is one of the Top 10 Public Health Achievements of the 20th century. It is one of the best preventive measures you can take for the betterment of your oral health. The following is part 4 of our
series discussing � uoride: Part 4 Q: Should I be using � uoridated toothpaste with my child?A: For children from birth to 3 years of age, the use of � uoridated toothpaste is determined by the level of risk of tooth decay. Parents should consult a health professional to determine whether their child up to 3 years of age is at risk of developing tooth decay. If such a risk exists, the child’s teeth should be brushed by an adult using a minimal amount (a portion the size of a grain of rice) of � uoridated toothpaste. Use of � uoridated toothpaste in a small amount has been determined to achieve a balance between the bene� ts of � uoride and the risk of developing � uorosis. If the child is not considered to be at risk, the teeth should be brushed by an adult using a toothbrush moistened only with water.For children from 3 to 6 years of age, only a small amount (a portion the size of a green pea) of � uoridated toothpaste should be used. Children in this age group should be assisted by an adult in brushing their teeth.
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Dr. Neil Brown Podiatrist
How exactly can diabetes cause me to have foot problems?
Diabetes that is uncontrolled will affect the organ systems in different ways. Peripheral neuropathy is a term commonly used to indicate an uncomfortable burning or tingling sensation in the feet. While this is correct, the term also encompasses other symptoms
related to nerve damage. The inability to feel a small pebble in your shoe to ominously not feeling a razor blade left in the bathroom is also caused by peripheral neuropathy. Healthy nerves that regulate perspiration from sweat glands in the feet and send motor signals telling our foot muscles and tendons when to contract and relax are also compromised in peripheral neuropathy. This can lead to dry, cracked skin, and rigid contractures of our toes leading to dangerous pressure points, respectively. Increased blood sugar circulating in the blood stream will deposit into tendons causing them to be more rigid and lead to further contractures and a less supple leg and foot. Arteries carrying blood to your feet can also become diseased limiting blood � ow needed to help heal any wound or bring antibiotics needed to treat infection. If you have diabetes, it is a good idea to see your podiatrist to be assessed for the above and also for care of your nails and calluses.
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49-9522 Main St. Lake Country250-766-4240 www.lakecountryoptometry.ca
When I turned 45 I noticed that my near vision started to deteriorate. Are there contact lenses available to help me deal with this?
Absolutely. There are in fact 2 styles of correction that can be used with contact lenses in order to help regain your near and distance clarity. The � rst style
is called monovision and involves correction of one eye for near tasks and the other eye for distance. While it takes a short adaptation period, this often proves very effective for many people. The second style of correction are multifocal contact lenses which utilize concentric rings of varying power (search a picture on the internet if you’re keen - very neat stuff) in order to give you a range of clear vision at both near, intermediate and distance. For either style a full exam and contact lens � tting will help determine what style of correction will suit you best.
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My dog is a bit overweight, is this really a big deal?
In North America, obesity is the most common preventable disease in dogs. Approximately 25-30% of the general canine population is obese, with 40-45% of dogs aged 5-11 years old weighing in higher than normal. Excess fat negatively
impacts a dog’s health and longevity. Studies have shown that being even moderately overweight can reduce canine life expectancy by nearly two years compared to their leaner counterparts. It’s a sobering statistic. Previously, fat was considered to be relatively inert tissue, simply storing excess energy calories and adding to body mass. Scienti� c evidence now reveals that fat tissue is biologically active. It secretes in� ammatory hormones and creates oxidative stress on the body’s tissue, both of which contribute to many diseases. Thinking of obesity as a chronic, low-level in� ammatory condition is a new paradigm. Obese dogs develop an increased risk for cancers of all types, diabetes mellitus, heart disease and hypertension, osteoarthritis and a faster degeneration of affected joints, and urinary bladder stones. On the other hand, obesity may be an indicator of disease, such as hypothyroidism (an underactive thyroid gland) or Cushing’s disease (overactive adrenal glands) and so veterinary consultation is recommended.
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A New Year is upon us, how do I know if it’s time for us to move?
2014 is here and it is going to be a prosperous new year! Some reasons for considering a move are: thinking about starting a family, if your children have moved out and your home is too big, or if you have a change in marital status.
Most de� nitely, if you are thinking about having your � rst child or having more children, it’s time to start seriously considering buying a family friendly home. There is nothing worse than packing and moving while pregnant, or worse, with a toddler underfoot (this is what I did – LOL)!
If you � nd yourself scanning the classi� eds or picking up home magazines it’s time to speak with a professional and determine what your needs are and the reasons for your move. A Realtor has the experience, market knowledge and has most likely encountered situations similar to yours and has advice and ideas that will help you with your move. Remember, if home renovations aren’t enough, if you have outgrown your neighbourhood or if space is an issue, call an experienced realtor and take advantage of their knowledge and experience when you think it’s time to move!
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sit for longer and longer periods of time.
2. Chill On a Mat
� is is one of my fa-vourite skills to teach. � e idea is that you will be able to send your dog over to a portable mat
(like a bath mat or towel) where he or she will lie down and remain until released. Recently I saw a little goldendoodle pup, at 16 weeks old, lying on his mat in the mid-dle of a soccer � eld with � ve soccer teams playing their matches all around him. What a good dog and what good par-
ents he has to spend so much time teaching him how to behave in pub-lic places.
3. Come We all want our dogs
to come when called but a lot of dogs I’m asked to work with just don’t. � ey are completely unreliable. You need to teach your dog that it is
totally worth giving up whatever he or she is en-gaged with to come run-ning to you. It is import-ant to reinforce this be-haviour every time with a super tasty treat—if your dog is food motivated, or a game of tug—if your dog is play motivated.
If your dog isn’t reli-able, work on this skill
with your dog on a long leash and then inside an enclosed area before ever trusting him o� leash.
If your dog does not come when he or she is called, whatever you do, don’t nag him. Repeating commands is the quick-est way to teach your dog to ignore you. Go and get her/him and go back to working with the dog on a line until he or she is more reliable.
4. Eye ContactEye contact is a great
way to teach your dog to keep his or her focus on you. I start this skill by rewarding my dog every time he or she choos-es to look at me—on walks, at the dog park, when kids are around, in the house, etc. I call these “check-ins.” Check-ins are a great way to start to teach your dog or pup that it pays to look.
5. Leave It Leave that alone!
Don’t mess with it. � e purpose of this skill is to teach your dog to back away and not to touch anything that you’ve asked him or her not to. � e “it” in question could
be a cat, a hamburger bun, a sock. Imagine how handy that would be.
In closing, remember to dedicate time to train-ing your dog or pup. It’s not fair to get angry with your dog for misbehav-ing if you haven’t taken the time to teach your dog what is expected of him or her.
No matter which skills you � nd import-ant for your dog to learn, understand that be-haviours need to be re-warded often and well and you will need to lim-it your dogs opportun-ity to make the wrong choices by using bet-ter management—head halters or no pull har-nesses for a dog who pulls, leashes and teth-ers for jumpers and long lines for a dog who won’t come when he or she is called.
If you feel like you could use some addition-al help, � nd a profession-al trainer in your area. Good luck!
Elsa Larsen is a dog trainer, behaviourist and contributor to TripsWith-Pets.com.
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newcomer8. Wild duck12.Hotel unit13.Second
person14.Not pretty15.Method16.Put in
jeopardy18.Noisy
sleepers20.Old-
fashioned21.Horse’s kin22.Net23.Sobs loudly
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tree39.Hurry41.In the best
shape45.Sleeveless
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timespans7. Nip in the
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9. Yolkcontainer
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curve22.Periodical,
briefly23.Good grade24.Sailor’s yes25.Greets26.Spider’s
structure28.Said yes29.Lock need
31.Vagrant32.More distant34.Gashes35.Use a throne37.Crane38.Wicked
person39.Scram40.Tweety’s
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document23.Pond scum26.Cave dweller27.Fitness
center
30.Aspires31.Move quickly32.Bride’s
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greenery36.Piece38.____ whiz!39.Lazes41.Decorated,
as a gift45.Vanish47.King’s better48.Mind ____
matter49.Sublet50.This lady
51.“____ ThanZero”
52.Selects53.Twain’s
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mark7. Curved line8. Scorches9. Discharged10.Metallic
rocks
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34.Speechimpediment
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voice8. Hit hard12.Prompt13.Crazy bird14.Tex-Mex fare15.Wood-eating
insects17.Belongs to us18.Cereal grain19.Pine fruit20.Route taken23.____ the lily24.Chain unit25.Mob scene27.Superman’s
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46.____-been47.Antlered
animal48.Eavesdrop
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•The Oyama Branch 189 rOyal canadian legiOn 2014 Executive will be installed by District Zone Commander Frank Truman at the commencement of the General Meeting on Sun., Jan. 19 at 2pm. President - Peter Haynes. Vice President - Anne Robinson. Secretary - Margaret Temperton. Treasurer - Barbara Cook. Executive - Don Jean, Jack Williamson. All members are invited to come and show support for the new slate.•lake cOunTry SeniOr’S cenTre 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road will be starting all there regular programs during the week of Jan. 6. Art, Tai Chi, Zumba. JOY Fitness, wood shop, line dancing, lunches, Prime Time, crib and bridge. Call 250-766-4220 for more information.•kidS anTi-Bully WOrkShOP Every Friday in February (5-6pm) is the Kids Anti-Bully Workshop. Free four week course. Great for kids for self-defence, de-escalating situations and confidence. #3-1745 Spall Rd., Kelowna. www.facebook.com/events/385184068283483 •lake cOunTry healTh Planning is hosting a general members meeting on Mon., Jan. 20, 7pm at the Lake Country Seniors Centre (9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road). All interested in health and social planning for the community should attend.•lake cOunTry healTh Planning is seeking to find past volunteers for recognition of your service. If you have volunteered for our organization could you please call 250-766-4220 (leave a message) or email lakecountryhealthplanning@gmail.com•lake cOunTry healTh Planning is currently seeking volunteers to assist with a membership drive in March, if you are interested in being a member and helping with this please call 250-766-4220 (leave a message) or email lakecountryhealthplanning@gmail.com•lake cOunTry SeniOr’S cenTre 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road will be holding their next Tuseday lunch on Jan. 18 at 8:30am-11am. Cost is $6 and there will be pancakes, sausage, bacon, ham and eggs.•lc SeniOr BuS Schedule Tues., Jan. 14, 21, 28 Winfield Senior Centre Luncheon. Sat., Jan. 11 Vernon Pancake Breakfast, shopping. Sat., Jan. 25 Robbie Burns dinner and entertainment - Oyama Legion. To reserve seat on bus please phone Marg 250-766-3227 or Marian 250-861-4131.•ViSiT The lake cOunTry muSeum and archiVeS at 11255 Okanagan Centre Rd. West, Lake Country. Admission by donation. Open Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays from 1 to 4pm, and by appointment. Phone: 250-766-0111 or visit the website at www.lakecountrymuseum.com.•lake cOunTry SeniOr’S BuffeT, 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road. The Lake Country Senior’s Buffet also has frozen meals available for $5 and you can call 250-766-4220 to arrange for these and what is available.•The lake cOunTry fOOd Bank has an URGENT need for men and women volunteers to join our team. Requirements as follows: half days only-Mon., Wed, & Thurs. (doesn’t have to be all three days); must be physically fit enough to life 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.•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.•criBBage. Friday evenings starting 7pm at the Seniors’ Activity Centre. Playing 8 games with a chance of winning $12, $10, or $8. Socialize and enjoy an evening out with fun and play. Serving coffee, drinks and goodies for only $2.50. For information call John 250-766-3026.•OPen mic nighTS are open to any and all musicians and are held on the first Wednesday of every month from 6-8pm at the Lake Country Coffee House! Please come to play music or to enjoy the music while supporting our local musicians!•dance fOr The healTh Of iT! Beginners line dancing on Mondays, 1:45pm at the Recreation Centre at Holiday Park. Toonie donation. Phone Mary at 766-4651.•rOyal canadian legiOn 189 ladieS auXiliary Notice of Cribbage Tournament on last Sunday of each month. Get your name on the list by phoning the Legion after 3pm. Registration is at 9am. Games begin at 10am sharp. $26 per team and lunch is included.•Winfield uniTed church ThrifT ShOP (3571 Woodsdale Road), is open from Tues. to Sat., 10am to 2pm for shopping and donation drop-off. Call 250-766-3387 for information regarding appropriate donations.•The lake cOunTry fOOd Bank wants to encourage boys and girls to help at the Food Bank. Any amount of time you can volunteer would be a huge help. Come and support the community you work and play in. For information call Phyllis, 250-766-0125, or 250-766-3038. 3130 Berry Road, Winfield.•lake cOunTry ThrifT STOre hours of operation: Mon.-Wed.-Thurs., 9am- 3pm. Located at 3130 Berry Rd., Winfield (the same building as the Lake Country Food Bank).•BeaVerS/cuBS/ScOuTS/VenTurerS regiSTraTiOn/agm Registration is on-going for 1st Lake Country Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Venturers (boys and girls ages 5-18). To register or for more information call Kathy at 250-766-4269.•Oyama legiOn Branch 189 holds a meat draw every Saturday afternoon at 2pm. All members and guests are welcome.•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 ecbayer@shaw.ca for further info.•lc OuTdOOrS cluB welcomes new hikers. Sturdy hiking boots are a must. Bring water, snacks/lunch & clothing appropriate & sufficient for the weather. For more info, to sign up for our hikes, or to post your own hikes on the forum, visit www.lakecountryoutdoorsclub.com.
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A new twist on an old type of scam has ap-peared in the Central Okanagan as scammers continue to evolve with technology and test new ways of stealing your money.
Email scams have been around just about as long as the electronic mailing service. Over the past 20 years or so the scams have continued to evolve along with email.
Nowadays, people can quickly send money to each other through their online banking ser-vice using what is known as an Interac e-Trans-fer. Essentially, a message is sent from the sender’s online banking account to the recipient by email or text message, notify-ing them of the transfer and providing instruc-
tions on how to deposit the cash.
� e money never ac-tually travels by email or text and no personal or � nancial information is exchanged.
Scammers are now attempting to exploit this service by send-ing fraudulent Interac e-Transfer emails, other-wise known as phishing emails.
Phishing is the act of attempting to acquire in-formation such as user-names, passwords and personal or � nancial in-formation by masquer-ading as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication.
As with all email scams, the fraudulent email looks similar to the real thing but there are a few things to watch for:
• As real e-Transfers are system-generated, spelling errors are a dead giveaway that the mes-sage is not legitimate
• � e e-Transfer is an-onymous. Real e-Trans-fers typically have the name of the sender in the subject line as well as the body of the mes-sage and may contain a personal message from them.
• � e link is more than just Interac’s secure e-Transfer site. Always check the link and/or the browser bar before en-tering passwords or other personal and � nancial information.
• � e e-Transfer is un-expected. An e-Trans-fer requires a security question to prevent un-intended recipients from depositing the money
and this should be set up between the sender and recipient prior to the transfer occurring.
If you receive an unexpected Interac e-Transfer or there is something not quite right about the message, it is probably a scam and clicking the link could compromise your per-sonal or � nancial infor-mation.
For more information on phishing, frauds and scams and how to report them, please go to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre website at www.antifraudcentre-centre-antifraude.ca
Distributed by the RCMP, Kelowna Detachment.
RCMP warning: e-Transfer scams could be coming to an email inbox near you
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 2014
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 2014
SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 2014
news
While about 80 per cent of Canadians vis-it a doctor at least once a year for a health check-up, that � gure is far less for those who review the � nancial health by their mortgage.
Plenty can change during a standard � ve-year mortgage payment period between interest
rate adjustments—a ca-reer change, kids, retire-ment, newfound money.
Managing your � -nancial lifestyle is just as important as managing your diet and exercise.
People often just wait for a renewal letter be-fore looking at their mortgage, and even then they’ll send the contract
back thinking it is fu-tile to consider changing terms or providers.
Consumers tend to become complacent about their mortgage payments when they could have an opportun-ity to save money.
Interest rate changes tend to be the most vis-ible variable.
You’re making a com-mitment to be mort-gage-free in 25 years so you should have a long-er term view of what in-terest rates will look like over that period
As well, an existing mortgage can pay for home renovations, or to consolidate debt.
If you’re buying a
new home, you may be able to use your cur-rent mortgage. A mort-gage can also help you become more tax e� -cient if you’re thinking of investing in a business, buying a rental property or putting some money into mutual funds or the stock market. � at’s be-cause the interest paid
on money borrowed on a principal property can be written o� against rev-enue from those invest-ments.
Situations in your life change, and when they do it’s important to as-sess how that can or will impact your mortgage.
Of Prime Interest is contributed by mortgage
brokers Darwyn Sloat, 250-718-411, dsloat@kelownahomemortgages.ca; Trish Balaberde, 250-470-8324, trishb@ke-lownahomemortgages.ca; Kristin Rosdal, 250-878-3007, kristin@kelowna-homemortgages.ca; and Christine Hawkins, 250-826-2001, christine@ke-lownahomemortgages.ca.
Of Prime Interest: Time for a mortgage � nancial check-up
Lake Country Calendar Wednesday, January 8, 2014 www.lakecountrycalendar.com A13 A12 www.lakecountrycalendar.com Wednesday, January 8, 2014 Lake Country Calendar
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Medical/DentalDENTAL RECEPTIONIST (Kelowna/Vernon area) If you are experienced at the front end with success as a fi nan-cial or treatment case coordi-nator, we would like to hear from you. We are a busy den-tal practice looking for a self starter that pays attention to detail, has advanced computer skills (Microsoft Offi ce) and ex-perience with Cleardent soft-ware. As a self starter, you will be able to run the front end profi ciently. Experience as a CDA or RDA would be a defi -nite asset but not necessary. Please send your resume and cover letter to Alice Adams. Type your fi rst and last name in the subject line of your email to: jobline@shaw.ca Thanks and good luck.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS
Plan to Recycle your Christmas tree It’s always a bit sad when the tree comes down, but you can feel good knowing it will have another life after the holidays. Drop it off before January 31 in the parking lot
at Jack Seaton Park (1950 Camp Rd.) and your tree will be chipped and composted. Gates are open 6am-11pm.
Snow accumulations are a challenge. Roadside parking can significantly
hamper snow-clearing efforts, particularly on the narrower side roads. Residents & businesses are asked to do
their best to leave as much room for the plows as possible on the side roads.
Due Date Reminder:
Business licence renewals are due
Jan. 31 Dog licence renewals
are due Feb. 28
Municipal Hall Planning and Development Department
10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road Lake Country, BC V4V 2M1
t 250-766-6674 f 250-766-0200 development@lakecountry.bc.ca
Tuesday, January 21, 2014 | 7:00 pm | Council Chambers Municipal Hall 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Rd 1. Council has been asked to consider a zoning amendment bylaw.
Zoning Amendment (DC11 Live-Work) Bylaw 878, 2013 (Z2013-007) is a zoning amendment that would change the property FROM C2 (Neighbourhood Commercial) TO DC11 (Direct Control 11 (Live-Work)) to allow for the development of multiple dwelling units and Live-Work units. The principal use of each of the Live-Work units would be residential and a part of the unit may be used for select commercial purposes. These Live-Work units must front a public street. A Direct Control zone has been prepared, and if adopted, could be used throughout the community.
SUBJECT PROPERTY:
2560 Stillwater Way Lot A Section 27 Township 20 ODYD Plan KAP85107 except Plan KAP87925
Visit the online regional mapping system at www.rdcogis.com and search by civic or legal address.
2. Council has been asked to consider an Official Community Plan Amendment
Bylaw 879, 2013 (McCoubrey Plateau ASP) (P2012-007) proposes that Map 1 – Future Land Use of the District of Lake Country Official Community Plan Bylaw 750, 2010 be amended by updating the Future Land Use classification for the affected areas as shown below.
GET MORE INFORMATION Copies of the proposed bylaws and relevant background material can be viewed at the District of Lake Country Municipal Hall, Planning and Development Department (2nd Floor) from Wednesday, January 8, 2014 to Tuesday, January 21, 2014 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., excluding weekends and statutory holidays. Call the Planning and Development Department at 250 766 6674. HAVE YOUR SAY
Mail to 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road, Lake Country, BC V4V 2M1 Email development@lakecountry.bc.ca 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 January 8, 2014
The McCoubrey Plateau Area Structure Plan will guide land use development within the Official Community Plan Identified Growth Area. Development proposals will be reviewed based on the McCoubrey Plateau Area Structure Plan, the amended Official Community Plan and will need to meet servicing requirements outlined by District Bylaws.
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