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Drivers keep getting behind the wheel when impairedRCMP say it’s never hard for them to � nd drivers who are intoxicated when behind the wheel of their vehicles. As well in Lake Country, RCMP report laying more charges against proli� c offenders, organized crime and drug-related offences................................7

Smart metersare a contentious issue in the Okanagan as FortisBC continues to install the devices that emit radio frequency radiation on homes to convey usage information wirelessly................................3

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It was all smiles Fri-day when Lake Coun-try Food Assistance So-ciety’s Phyllis McPher-son was presented with a Canadian � ag by Kelow-na-Lake Country MP Ron Cannan.

Hers was one of 50 � ags handed out by Prime Minister Ste-phen Harper to deserv-ing Canadians to mark the 50th anniversary of Canada’s o� cial � ag, the Maple Leaf.

MacPherson, who has overseen oper-ations at the food bank for more than 30 years, said she plans to � y the � ag proudly at the food bank’s new larger lo-cation which the en-tire Lake Country com-munity has been raising money to build, once it is up and running.

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Lake Country council held a special meeting last night (Tuesday, Feb. 24) at municipal hall to go over the results of the alternative approval process in its attempts to raise enough money to take part in a multi-jurisdictional plan to purchase the old CN Rail corridor running between Kelowna and Coldstream.

� e results of the process were not available by Lake Country Calendar press deadline Monday, but the latest information, plus comments and the next

part of the process, will be available at www.lake-countrycalendar.com as soon as it happens.

� e alternative approval process had asked for elec-toral consent for the district to raise taxes and borrow $2.6 million to purchase the Lake Country portion of the old CN Rail corridor. If 10 per cent of the Lake Country population signed electoral response forms in the � ve-week process, the district wouldn’t be able to go through the loan process and would have to

come up with a di� erent plan if it wanted to purchase the corridor.

� e implications of a potential no vote were not known as Lake Country and its partners have until the end of March to close the � nancial conditions on the tentative deal with CN Rail.

� e parties have a deal in principle to purchase the

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Four members of the Kelowna Rockets hockey club visited the school earlier in the year. � ey read with groups of Primary students in the morning as part of the club’s “Reading with the Rockets” program. � en at lunch they played a rousing game of pick-up oor hockey with various groups of Intermediate students. Pictured is the principal, Mr. Hett, dropping the puck before another exciting round of action!

Each year the school hosts an annual CanSpell Spelling Bee for students in grades 4-6. � is year, the competition was intense with all spellers making it through the � rst few rounds, until � nally, two � nalists were left. � ey were Maddy Dungate, second from the right and Hunter Libke, far right. Round after round went by with both girls spelling challenging words. Finally, Maddy was declared the winner and Hunter, the runner-up. Both girls will be recognized on the school’s award plaque.

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line for $22 million.In total Lake Coun-

try will have to raise over $5 million to help the inter-jurisdictional group

consisting of Kelow-na, Lake Country and the North Okanagan Regional District pur-chase the discontinued line.

Half of Lake Coun-

try’s total is planned to come through the loan while the other half will come from the City of Kelowna, which would purchase the Lake Country part of the line

for about $2.5 million. Lake Country would then gradually pay back the money to Kelow-na, without interest for the � rst three years, and with no set schedule on

pay back.In the � nal weeks of

the AAP, the ‘no’ side came forward with a door-to-door campaign asking residents to vote against allowing the

loan bylaw to go ahead, while local politicians urged the public to sup-port the purchase of the corridor, 16 kilometres of which goes through Lake Country and much

it water-front that has, to this point, been unavail-able for public use.

Lake Country voters exercised their option on CN Rail corridor

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� e District of Lake Country will get go-ing on the second year of universal water metre in-stallations next month.

After beginning with agriculture customers last year, crews will begin working to continue in-stalling the universal metres on Lake Coun-try’s agricultural oper-ations and will add resi-dential water customers to the program this year.

“� is is about get-ting out to control the amount of water people use,” said Lake Country Mayor James Baker. “It’s a user-pay system and we are a long way from fully implementing it. Just now we are getting the installations done.”

Installations of the new water metres will begin again in March. Residents will receive a booklet in the mail ex-plaining the process. In that information will be a unique code speci� c to each property. Residents can use that code to book an appointment.

� e District of Lake Country will host an open house March 12 from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. where technicians will be available to speak about the program.

Okanagan Centre rezoning to get a public hearing

Lake Country council has sent an application to rezone a large par-

cel of land in Okanagan Centre to a public hear-ing after giving the re-zoning bylaw two read-ings at its regular meet-ing last week.

� e unique piece of land on Tyndall Road is about 18 hectares (46 acres) and is current-ly divided into two lots. � e developer is looking to rezone it to accomo-date a subdivision for a 55-plus retirement com-munity.

� e land features a � at portion on about 60 per cent of the property, while 40 per cent is steep terrain, not-suitable for development.

Council heard that the property would be divided between the land that could be used for a subdivision and the por-tion that is declared a no-build zone. Details for that portion of the property wold be locked down in a covenant be-tween the developer and the district.

Currently the land is zoned rural-residen-tial with the two parcels only able to be subdivid-ed into four lots.

� e developer is seek-ing a residential-urban designation which would allow for smaller lots, with the potential for be-tween 50 and 150 lots once roads and other subdivision requirements are considered.

A public hearing will be scheduled at a later date.

Residential water meter installation to start this year

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As FortisBC con-tinues to move forward with a plan to replace its aging analog me-ters with advanced me-ters to measure its cus-tomer’s energy consump-tion, a growing number of people are raising con-cern about the use of the meters.

In Lake Country, For-tisBC has 1,350 electri-city customers, spread out between Carrs Landing, Okanagan Centre and some around Jim Bailey Road. � ose customers will also have their meters exchanged in the process, which is expected to be complete by mid May.

To date FortisBC has exchanged about 22,000 of a planned 60,000 me-ters in Kelowna, re-placing the old analog units with the new me-ters that have the capab-ility of transmitting bill-ing information to For-tisBC using wireless technology.

While the com-pany says it will make for more accurate read-ings and allow custom-ers to better monitor their energy consump-tion, the radiofrequency radiation the units emit is at least part of the issue for people who say they don’t want a smart meter on their house.

Known as RF, radio-frequency radiation emitted by smart me-ters is the same signal that a cell phone puts out when in use. Ac-cording to Health Can-ada, the di� erence is the amount of RF radiation

in smart meters is sever-al times below that of ex-posure from cell phones and well below existing Health Canada limits for exposure to the public.

� ere are other issues as well with smart me-ters. A similar program in Saskatchewan was cancelled by the govern-ment in that province af-ter eight � res were found to be started in smart meters. And while the maker of the FortisBC

advanced meter (Itron) is di� erent from the manu-facturer of the Saskatch-ewan meter, it’s not stop-ping people from stand-ing up to voice their concern.

FortisBC and other utilities that have moved to smart meters say the technology is safe and the advanced meters are needed to fully meet with standards laid out by the federal govern-ment body Measure-

ment Canada.As the program

moves through the For-tisBC customer base in the Okanagan, a Kelow-na group is joining forces to try and educate people while at least one Kelow-na family is considering going o� the electricity grid completely.

•••When Kelowna ar-

borist and glass blow-er Sebastien Latour drops his two kids o�

at their Kelowna school he usually leaves them with something to think about.

A tradesman and a farmer, Latour is trying to instill an inquisitive nature in his children, wanting them to ques-tion things they are told.

“I tell them to ques-tion everything includ-ing what I just said,” said Latour. “I don’t want to raise guinea pigs. I want my kids to have critic-al thinking skills. I want my kids to be able to think and not just accept the information they are given. � is is a corpor-ate world and we have to question things.”

� at critical think-ing forms the basis of Latour’s opposition to a move to smart meters. He questions their safety, the reasoning for them and who is really bene� t-ing � nancially from the change.

So, while many residents in Black Mountain have already had FortisBC smart me-ters installed on their homes, Latour says he won’t be one of them. He has informed Fortis-BC he does not want the smart meter and he’s tak-ing steps to be prepared to cut o� his electricity entirely if the company goes ahead with its plan to install it.

“I think outside the box and I always have,” he said. “We’ve told For-tis we are not interest-ed in the meter. We don’t want it connected to our home. We’ve told them if it comes to that we

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There was a time, I suppose, when religion life and

daily life synchronized. Heaven was up there, hell was down there, and in between everything ran according to God’s pre-ordained plan.

� en James Hutton invented modern geol-ogy. Darwin discovered evolution. Einstein im-agined relativity.

Now religious people

have to have spiritual schizophrenia. � ey have to split their lives into impervious compart-ments.

� e geologist who works with million-year-old rocks through the week has to set aside his professional knowledge when he goes to church on Sunday. His church expects him to telescope those millions of years into six days. He knows that for most of those millions of years, this planet was a most inhos-pitable place. But he’s told to base his under-standing of good and evil on a mythical paradise that never existed, but that humans forfeited through a single act of disobedience.

� e biologist who sees daily how animal physi-ology has evolved from

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opinions on issues going

on in our communityThe B.C.

government’s third straight

budget surplus is the main battleground for provincial politicians this spring, with little else on the order paper to argue about.

� e main con� ict is over the tax cut for the rich that results from re-moving a two-year sur-tax on personal income greater than $150,000 a year. It’s an outrage, says the NDP, starving our threadbare government services of more than $200 million over the next three years.

NDP leader John Horgan set the tone in his reply to Finance Minister Mike de Jong’s budget speech:

“I can appreciate that the minister was cele-brating with the cham-pagne-and-caviar set, but the rest of British Col-umbia saw $700 mil-lion in increased fees and taxes on their backs.”

Old news, de Jong re-plied. It was a two-year

surtax on high-income earners to help get B.C. out of its post-recession red ink, and it expired as it was legislated to do.

� is political the-atre doesn’t help people understand what’s ac-tually going on. First, a lot of that red ink was B.C. Liberal blood from dismantling the har-monized sales tax and re-paying Ottawa for that failed experiment.

Second, this tem-porary tax on the rich was a political strategy by de Jong and Premier Christy Clark, limping into an election most ex-

pected them to lose. De Jong’s debut budget in February 2013 also ac-celerated a small increase in corporate income tax, stealing two populist planks from Adrian Dix’s NDP platform.

Ending the surtax not only kept a promise, it kept B.C. competitive with Alberta on personal income taxes. High wage earners and many of their businesses are more mobile every year, which is why this year’s budget also extended tax breaks for high-tech and digital media companies.

Another tweak in de Jong’s budget was to in-crease the low-income cuto� for personal in-come tax from $18,000 to $19,000. � ose with the lowest incomes are relieved not only of in-come tax but also medic-al premiums, which con-tinue to march up by an-other four per cent, and are mostly paid by em-ployers.

As with the feder-al election set for this fall,

we will hear a lot about the burden on the vague-ly de� ned “middle class.” In B.C. they have to dig deeper for car insurance, hydro, ferry rides and post-secondary tuition, while those top-hat-ted champagne-sippers party on with their tax holiday?

Well, not exact-ly. Here’s an assessment from Philip Cross, re-search co-ordinator at the Macdonald-Laur-ier Institute and former chief economic analyst at Statistics Canada.

Just after the 2013 B.C. election, Cross noted that Canada, its provinces, Europe and the United States have all been adjusting their tax systems to increase the load on wealthier people and ease it from the poor.

� is has closed the wage gap considerably in Canada. By 2010, the top 20 per cent of earn-ers were paying 58.3 per cent of all income taxes. � at’s up from 50 per

cent in 1976, showing how long Canada’s in-come taxes have been “progressive.” � is is the main reason why “in-come inequality,” that other great cause of the left, started leveling o� in Canada around 1998.

Cross points to meas-ures like the low-income exemption from income tax. By 2013, the bot-tom 40 per cent of Can-adian households were paying just 6.8 per cent of income taxes, and more than a third of in-come tax � lers were pay-ing none at all.

Cross asks and an-swers the central ques-tion: Should the rich pay more? “If it’s a mis-informed attempt to compensate for imagin-ary losses of low-income people, the answer is clearly no.”

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have to have spiritual schizophrenia. � ey have to split their lives into impervious compart-ments.

� e geologist who works with million-year-old rocks through the week has to set aside his professional knowledge when he goes to church on Sunday. His church expects him to telescope those millions of years into six days. He knows that for most of those millions of years, this planet was a most inhos-pitable place. But he’s told to base his under-standing of good and evil on a mythical paradise that never existed, but that humans forfeited through a single act of disobedience.

� e biologist who sees daily how animal physi-ology has evolved from

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simpler creatures to more complex ones—through di� erent species, also mirrored in the fetal de-velopment of each indi-vidual—is assured au-thoritatively that evo-lution is contrary to the Bible.

� e astronomer who can trace the universe back to a single point is asked to believe in a God who existed before there was either space or time to exist in.

� e doctor who knows too well that all her patients will die someday dutifully re-peats a creed that one man’s death and resur-rection frees those same patients from dying.

A few years ago, dur-ing an appointment for an operation, a surgeon asked me, “What are you going to write about, when science instead of religion o� ers eter-nal life?”

Little wonder that the fastest growing reli-gious group in Canada is the “nones”—those who claim on their cen-sus forms to have no religion. It’s the only rational response to ap-parently contradictory demands—to believe the � ndings of modern sci-ence, or the traditional teachings of religion.

� e comic strip Dil-bert pokes fun at modern o� ces as “cube farms”—little squares fenced o� by dividers that pretend to o� er privacy. Most Christian churches, it seems to me, create men-

tal cube farms.But it’s not necessary

to park one’s brains at the door. Around the turn of the millennium, a few theologians like Bruce Sanguin began asserting that religion and science didn’t have to be separate belief systems.

In his prize-winning book Darwin, Divin-ity, and the Dance of the Cosmos, Sanguin argued that the concept of evo-lution could integrate re-ligion and science. Plants have evolved. Animals have evolved. � e uni-verse has evolved.

Even religion evolves—if we’re will-ing to accept that beliefs and teachings of former times were a step along the journey to a fuller understanding of God, not a terminal destina-tion.

And so I’m delight-ed that Bruce Sanguin is coming here. Win-� eld United Church has scored a coup in bringing a world leader in evolu-tionary Christian spiritu-ality to little Lake Coun-try.

Sanguin will make a public presentation Fri-

day evening, March 13 in Creekside � eatre, fol-lowed on Saturday by a workshop at the church. He’ll also provide leader-ship for the Sunday mor-ning service.

For more infor-mation, call Win� eld United Church at 250-766-4458, or visit www.win� [email protected].

I plan to be there. How about you?

Author Jim Taylor lives in Lake Country.

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Theologian Sanguin comes to Lake CountryTAYLOR FROM A4

� is is the time of year when we learn which of our local non-pro� t or-ganizations have been successful in their appli-cations for federal fund-ing through the grant-ing programs of depart-ments like Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) and Canadian Heritage.

Local organizations support a number of in-itiatives that have a posi-tive impact on the com-munity whether it’s building accessible play-grounds and wheelchair ramps, providing job training to individuals who need help, or sta-ging community events that celebrate our cultur-al diversity.

� rough the ESDC’s Enabling Accessibility

Fund for example, a total of $56,564 in grants is being invested in our community to help lo-cal organizations sup-port projects to improve accessibility for individ-uals with disabilities: the City of Kelowna will re-ceive $50,000 for its playground improve-

ment project at Ben Lee Park; the Pathways Abil-ities Society will receive $3,536 to construct a wheelchair ramp; and the Starbright Children’s Development Centre will receive $3,028 to in-stall automatic doors at the Centre’s primary en-trances.

Over on St. Paul St., the John Howard Soci-ety’s One Cup at a Time cafe has received fund-ing through the feder-al government’s Oppor-tunities Fund to provide vocational training and skills development to cli-ents who are looking for gainful employment.

Funding through the department of Canadian Heritage’s Building Communities � rough Arts and Heritage pro-

gram is supporting the annual Global Citizen Kelowna 2015 (global-citizenkelowna.org), which includes a series of events that give the com-munity the chance to ex-plore our multicultur-al roots and traditions. I was able to attend a few of the events and it was a packed house for Taste of Home.

Taxpayer support for organizations like these provides only a frac-tion of the resources our organizations need to carry out their activ-ities; a great deal of addi-tional fundraising has to be done as well, and often through the ef-forts of dedicated, caring and compassionate vol-unteers.

Phyllis MacPherson

Supporting local organizations in our communityfor example, has dedicat-ed over 30 years of her life to the Lake Country Food Assistance Society. � e Society is current-ly trying to raise funds to � nd a permanent home and recently successfully secured a $100,000 con-tribution. It still has an-other $200,000 or more to go and will need the support of the commun-ity to succeed.

� e good news is that more local organizations will be receiving federal funding support this year to help them with their important work. I want to thank all those who give their time to support our community in this important way.

CELEBRATING THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF OUR NATIONAL FLAG

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want to cancel our servi-ces. I feel very manipu-lated. � e whole planet is being forced to be put on this smart meter grid. Who is bene� ting o�

this move?” According to For-

tisBC, the move to the smart meters is neces-sary to meet new accur-acy guidelines enforced by Measurement Canada which approves the me-

ters. Meter readers will no longer be used and bills won’t be estimated as they were in the old system, improving the accuracy and speci� c energy use readings for customers.

“Customers can see in real time how much electricity they are using so we are hoping they can get an understand-ing of how much they are using and when. We hope they will be em-powered to make bet-ter choices,” said David Wylie, FortisBC corpor-ate communications ad-viser. “We went through a public process with the B.C. Utilities Commis-sion. Any customers who do have concerns about the meters can choose the radio-o� option.”

But tell that to Sebas-

tien Latour and he doesn’t accept it. He feels strongly enough that he is preparing his family to live without the use of electricity.

� is winter Latour has installed a wood stove for heat and is re-

placing his oven range with a propane powered unit. For hot water, he plans an on-demand sys-tem also heated by pro-pane and has replaced lights in the house with LED lights that will be run from a bank of eight solar panels he will pur-chase.

“We’re looking at all kinds of alternative energy,” he said. “’I’ve got no other choice. People are not thinking as much as they need to. Take some time to do some research and don’t blind-ly accept what you are told.”

•••When smart me-

ters � rst came into the public eye and were be-ing installed in Van-couver a number of years ago, UBC profes-sor John Spinelli was used to � elding calls on the topic. As the head of cancer control at the B.C. Cancer Agency, Spinelli has been in-volved in several stud-ies on the topic of radiof-requency radiation. Cur-rently there is a large

study underway on cell phones and the risk of brain tumours speci� c-ally in adolescents and youth.

� e number of ques-tions he was getting prompted him, along with a group of other scientists, to prepare a statement on smart me-ters and the risks of can-cer. � e statement out-lined several studies to date that have been done on the use of cell phones and the possibility they cause cancer and how smart meters � t into the equation. A 2011 study done by the Inter-national Agency for Re-search on Cancer said while there was little dir-ect human data on those with more than 20 years of cell phone use, there was no evidence cell phone use causes brain tumours.

� e report also con-cluded that, “although there remains some un-certainty, the trend in the accumulating evidence was increasingly against the hypothesis that (RF radiation from) mo-

bile phone use can cause brain tumours in adults.”

In an interview with the Kelowna Capital News on � ursday, Spin-elli said the fact smart meters e mit a much lower signal than cell phones means the cur-rent evidence suggests there are no health con-cerns.

“It makes sense people are concerned but I would try to reassure people that the evidence suggests that (smart me-ters) just don’t have any adverse e� ects,” said Spinelli. “Cell phones are the really worrisome ones. � ere are a lot of people looking at the (cell phone) question be-cause we think it’s real-ly important. � e smart meter output is low and intermittent and there is really no evidence it would have any health a� ects.”

•••In Kelowna, a large

group of people op-posed to the smart me-ters are meeting over the next three � ursday’s in a move to try and edu-cate the public about the issue.

With more than1,000 people having signed up for a newsletter or joined the group, known as Ke-lowna Safe Meters, it’s clear some members of the public are not just standing by without ask-ing questions and try-ing to � nd solutions. � e group has written to the City of Kelowna, taken ads out in local news-papers and continues to hold educational meet-ings on the topic.

All they are asking is that people get educated.

“We’re trying to say wake up, shake your head, this is harmful,” said Rozjael Young, one of the organizers of the group.

“� ere are people concerned for di� er-ent reasons: Health, safe-ty, costs. I think we need to stand up as individuals and get educated. Open your mind. We need to stand up so we can con-tinue to make choices for ourselves.”

� e group will meet at the First Lutheran Church, 4091 Lakeshore Rd. in Kelowna Feb. 26, March 5 and 12 at 7 p.m.

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KELOWNA Smart Meters organizer Rozjael Young says people can take steps to avoid having a smart meter put on their home. � e group is holding sessions the next three � ursdays at the Lutheran Church on Lakeshore Dr. in Kelowna.

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want to cancel our servi-ces. I feel very manipu-lated. � e whole planet is being forced to be put on this smart meter grid. Who is bene� ting o�

this move?” According to For-

tisBC, the move to the smart meters is neces-sary to meet new accur-acy guidelines enforced by Measurement Canada which approves the me-

ters. Meter readers will no longer be used and bills won’t be estimated as they were in the old system, improving the accuracy and speci� c energy use readings for customers.

“Customers can see in real time how much electricity they are using so we are hoping they can get an understand-ing of how much they are using and when. We hope they will be em-powered to make bet-ter choices,” said David Wylie, FortisBC corpor-ate communications ad-viser. “We went through a public process with the B.C. Utilities Commis-sion. Any customers who do have concerns about the meters can choose the radio-o� option.”

But tell that to Sebas-

tien Latour and he doesn’t accept it. He feels strongly enough that he is preparing his family to live without the use of electricity.

� is winter Latour has installed a wood stove for heat and is re-

placing his oven range with a propane powered unit. For hot water, he plans an on-demand sys-tem also heated by pro-pane and has replaced lights in the house with LED lights that will be run from a bank of eight solar panels he will pur-chase.

“We’re looking at all kinds of alternative energy,” he said. “’I’ve got no other choice. People are not thinking as much as they need to. Take some time to do some research and don’t blind-ly accept what you are told.”

•••When smart me-

ters � rst came into the public eye and were be-ing installed in Van-couver a number of years ago, UBC profes-sor John Spinelli was used to � elding calls on the topic. As the head of cancer control at the B.C. Cancer Agency, Spinelli has been in-volved in several stud-ies on the topic of radiof-requency radiation. Cur-rently there is a large

study underway on cell phones and the risk of brain tumours speci� c-ally in adolescents and youth.

� e number of ques-tions he was getting prompted him, along with a group of other scientists, to prepare a statement on smart me-ters and the risks of can-cer. � e statement out-lined several studies to date that have been done on the use of cell phones and the possibility they cause cancer and how smart meters � t into the equation. A 2011 study done by the Inter-national Agency for Re-search on Cancer said while there was little dir-ect human data on those with more than 20 years of cell phone use, there was no evidence cell phone use causes brain tumours.

� e report also con-cluded that, “although there remains some un-certainty, the trend in the accumulating evidence was increasingly against the hypothesis that (RF radiation from) mo-

bile phone use can cause brain tumours in adults.”

In an interview with the Kelowna Capital News on � ursday, Spin-elli said the fact smart meters e mit a much lower signal than cell phones means the cur-rent evidence suggests there are no health con-cerns.

“It makes sense people are concerned but I would try to reassure people that the evidence suggests that (smart me-ters) just don’t have any adverse e� ects,” said Spinelli. “Cell phones are the really worrisome ones. � ere are a lot of people looking at the (cell phone) question be-cause we think it’s real-ly important. � e smart meter output is low and intermittent and there is really no evidence it would have any health a� ects.”

•••In Kelowna, a large

group of people op-posed to the smart me-ters are meeting over the next three � ursday’s in a move to try and edu-cate the public about the issue.

With more than1,000 people having signed up for a newsletter or joined the group, known as Ke-lowna Safe Meters, it’s clear some members of the public are not just standing by without ask-ing questions and try-ing to � nd solutions. � e group has written to the City of Kelowna, taken ads out in local news-papers and continues to hold educational meet-ings on the topic.

All they are asking is that people get educated.

“We’re trying to say wake up, shake your head, this is harmful,” said Rozjael Young, one of the organizers of the group.

“� ere are people concerned for di� er-ent reasons: Health, safe-ty, costs. I think we need to stand up as individuals and get educated. Open your mind. We need to stand up so we can con-tinue to make choices for ourselves.”

� e group will meet at the First Lutheran Church, 4091 Lakeshore Rd. in Kelowna Feb. 26, March 5 and 12 at 7 p.m.

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KELOWNA Smart Meters organizer Rozjael Young says people can take steps to avoid having a smart meter put on their home. � e group is holding sessions the next three � ursdays at the Lutheran Church on Lakeshore Dr. in Kelowna.

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RCMP in Lake Country say drinking and driving remains a huge issue in and around the Central Okanagan, saying if RCMP wanted to it would not be hard to � nd an individual who is impaired behind the wheel.

Lake Country RCMP Sergeant Jayson Lucash made the comments at the Lake Country coun-cil meeting last week as he presented a quarterly report to council.

Lucash, who spent 10 years working tra� c for the RCMP said he knows RCMP mem-bers who currently work tra� c patrol in Kelowna and in other parts of the Central Okanagan and those members say there is no shortage of im-paired drivers.

“� ey have no trouble

getting people drinking and driving every night of the week, no prob-lem,” said Lucash during a question and answer period with Lake Coun-try council.

Lucash said the new roadside prohibi-tion rules have changed things for RCMP, mak-ing it less time consum-ing for police to pro-cess the � les as more im-paired drivers are dealt with under the new roadside prohibitions as opposed to full crimin-al code impaired driving charges.

But the Lake Coun-try Mountie says he’s not sure there is enough evi-dence to say that strict-er rules on drinking and driving are keep-ing people from getting behind the wheel when they have had too much to drink.

“My personal feeling

is the amount of crim-inal code charges have come down because of the introduction of the roadside prohibition,” said Lucash. “But those (roadside stops) have

come up. I’m not sure enough time has passed since the introduction of roadside prohibitions to say where we are at.”

Among the other � ndings in Lucash’s re-

port to council were slight increases in sever-al types of � les the Lake Country detachment dealt with including a � ve per cent increase in charges related to prolif-ic o� enders, organized crime and drugs. Lucash said police are kept busy dealing with many repeat o� enders.

“Five per cent of the people are responsible for 90 per cent of our work,” he said.

Lucash outlined how police are using a pro-cess known as CompStat to tackle crime as � les are entered into a data base to develop a crime map and statistics for police to use in a focused ap-proach to tackling crime. Bi-weekly meetings are held at the regional level with police across the Central Okanagan as RCMP identify strat-egies to deal with high-

crime areas or trends in crime.

� e Lake Country de-tachment consists of one sergeant, two corporals, eight general duty con-stables, one school re-source o� cer (constable) and two municipal em-ployees.

In terms of commun-ity relations, the detach-ment continued to be active in the commun-ity last quarter, taking part in the community

health and wellness fair, the Lake Country Re-membrance Day cere-mony and Big White Ski Patrol.

RCMP also held its annual Cram the Cruiser event, which raised 2,646 pounds of non-per-ishable food items and $5,336 for the Lake Country Food Bank during the last quarter of the year.

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Demand is growing for provincial action to prevent a threat to Oka-nagan lakes.

Lake Country coun-cil is asking the Southern Interior Local Govern-ment Association (SIL-GA) to support a reso-

lution that calls on the provincial government to install inspection sta-tions at B.C.’s borders for boats possibly in-fested with quagga and zebra mussels.

“If we don’t put money into trying to stop them, it will almost be impossible once they

are entrenched,” said Mayor James Baker.

While the federal government has initiated plans for monitoring sta-tions along the U.S. bor-der, the B.C. government has not taken similar actions along the Alberta boundary.

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THE LAKE Country Art Gallery is preparing to open its annual Member’s Show March 4.

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LCAG prepares to exhibit members’ art in annual showW ith all of this

mild weather we have been

experiencing in the Oka-nagan it really does feel like spring is just around the corner. I’m sure many of you have started to do some work in your yards in preparation for the gardening season.

Each year during the start of spring there is something that comes along with the long-

er days and warmer tem-peratures—lower back injuries.

So what can we do to avoid hurting our backs? A recent study published in the Journal of Arth-ritis Care and Research looked at just shy of a thousand patients over the age of 18. � ey found eight di� erent risk fac-tors for lower back pain.

In order of highest to lowest risk the eight fac-tors were:

• distraction during a task

• manual tasks involving awkward postures

• manual tasks involving objects not close to the body

• manual tasks involving people or animals

• manu-al tasks involving unstable or unbal-anced ob-jects

• manu-al tasks involving heavy loads

• moderate or vigorous physical activity

• fatigue/tiredness. Being fatigued tripled

the odds of su� ering a lower back injury, while distraction increased the risk by 25 times.

So, based on this re-cent information, when you are getting outside

to do your yard work or gardening this spring

make sure to remember this list and try to avoid these risk factors.

Take fre-quent breaks during your day to avoid

fatigue. When lifting, bring objects close to your body and focus on what you are doing to avoid distraction. When lifting, bend at your hips and knees (sticking the butt out) while keeping a straight spine to mini-mize dangerous pressure on the spinal discs and joints.

As well, a recent study done at the University of Sydney in Australia found that almost half of the lower back injuries they looked at occurred in the morning between 8 and 11 a.m. � e cause is yet unknown but it is thought that it may be due to the fact that your spinal discs � ll with � u-id overnight, making them more susceptible to pressure in the � rst few hours of your day. It makes sense then to take your time in the morning when possible and make sure your muscles and joints are warmed up be-fore jumping right into your ‘spring cleaning’.

Of course we don’t live

in a perfect world where we can always com-pletely avoid risk of in-jury. But keeping some of these latest study re-sults in mind I hope that you can stay healthy dur-ing this upcoming spring season.

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� e Kelowna Snow-mobile Club and the

Regional District of Central Okanagan are receiving feder-al funding to improve and develop recreational trails in the region.

� e Kelowna Snow-mobile Club will re-ceive $27,500 for trail improvements through its Okanagan High-lands Snowmobile Pro-ject, while the Region-al District of Central Okanagan will receive $61,000 for trail de-velopment connecting the Lebanon Creek Greenway Region-al Park and the Johns Family Nature Conserv-ancy Regional Park on

the South Slopes of Ke-lowna.

� e funding was an-nounced last week by Kelowna-Lake Country MP Ron Cannan.

“By building on the vast network of recrea-tional trails that run throughout the Oka-nagan, we are o� ering residents and visitors alike the opportunity to experience yet another great outdoor experi-ence,” Cannan said in a press release. “� is will have a positive impact on the local economy and encourage people to enjoy what the Oka-nagan has to o� er.”

� e funds will help build and renew multi-purpose trails for walking, running,

cross country skiing, biking, all-terrain vehicle use and snowmobiling.

“We’re extreme-ly grateful for this feder-al funding to help build a new � ve kilometre trail, along with funding sign-age, fencing and foot-bridges over Lebanon Creek,” said Regional District of Central Oka-nagan chair, Gail Given.

“Design work on the $142,000 recreation-al corridor will be com-pleted this spring with construction planned

through the summer,” she said. “We expect that vthe new trail will be of-� cially open for the pub-lic this fall.”

“On behalf of the Ke-lowna Snowmobile Club, I would like to thank the federal government for supporting this much needed funding,” added Dave Liemert, president of the Kelowna Snow-mobile Club. “� e grant will go a long way to as-sist us with continued development, mainten-ance and expansion of our current trail system,

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THE LAKE Country Art Gallery is preparing to open its annual Member’s Show March 4.

2013, 2014 or 2015), that is no wider than 36 inch-es to the Lake Coun-try Art Gallery no later than 4 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 27. If artists are not yet members of the gal-lery, they can purchase a membership at the time of drop-o� as only mem-bers can show in this ex-hibition. Further submis-sion details are available at lakecountryartgal-lery.ca

“Our members and volunteers give so much to the gallery,” said cur-ator Katie Brennan.

“I am constant-ly amazed at all the en-deavors our members are up to in and out of their studios. � at they still have time support the gallery the way they do is

outstanding”. � e Lake Coun-

try Art Gallery’s an-nual Members Show will open on Saturday with a special showing Feb. 28 from 1 to 3 p.m. � e event is free and open to the public. � e Lake Country Art Gallery’s annual Members Show runs from March 4th - April 4th, 2015.

DATES & EVENTS AT A GLANCE:

• Deadline to Submit Artwork for Members’ Exhibition: Friday, Feb 27th - 4pm

• Lake Country Art Gallery Members’ Ex-hibition run March 4th - April 4th, 2015

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� e Lake Country Art Gallery presents its annual Member’s Show beginning March 4.

Every year the Lake Country Art Gallery opens the doors of its gallery space to its mem-bers as a way to fur-ther support, engage and celebrate their artis-tic achievements. With a membership of over 150 the Lake Country Art Gallery says those members help support the gallery programming including the annual member’s show.

“We are really bless-

ed by the strength of the support of our mem-bers and volunteers,” said gallery manager Petrina McNeill. “It’s really quite incredible that we have so many talented art-ists among our member-ship. Over the last few years, we’ve had an over-whelming response to our members’ show. We can’t wait to see what turns up this year.”

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including improvements in trail signage and visibility, improved map-ping, and addressing nar-row areas on the trails to improve grooming.”

� anks to a partner-ship between the Gov-ernment of Canada and the National Trails Co-alition, $10 million has been made available be-

tween 2014 and 2016 to help expand and re-habilitate Canada’s snowmobile, all-terrain vehicle and non-motor-ized trail system.

Between 150 and 200 projects are expected to be supported across Canada. � e Nation-al Trails Coalition is re-sponsible for selecting and approving projects.

National Trails Coalition selects trail projects for federal funding

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ICBC has announced some 30 road improve-ment projects in the Central Okanagan in-cluding new pedestrian countdown timers, side-walks and bike lanes as part of more than $805,000 of investment made last year in Lake Country, Kelowna and West Kelowna.

� is year marks the

25th road improvement program anniversary for ICBC which says it has invested more than $130 million in B.C. roads since 1990.

“� e investment of $67,300 in Lake Coun-try will help support cyc-ling lanes and pedestrian pathways, providing a nice boost to our ac-tive, recreation-minded

community,” said Norm Letnick, MLA for Ke-lowna-Lake Country. “What’s more, a number of safety improvements will be undertaken to bene� t local drivers and better protect them on our roads.”

In 2014, ICBC in-vested approximately $2 million in the Southern Interior and $7.7 mil-

lion in projects and safe-ty audits across the prov-ince.

“We’re proud of the thousands of road improvements and stud-ies we have contribut-ed to communities across B.C. over the last 25 years,” said Lindsay Mat-thews, ICBC’s direc-tor responsible for road safety.

“Safer roads mean fewer crashes which also translates into low-er claims costs,” she said. “We’ll continue to invest in road safety initiatives that help us keep rates as low as possible for cus-tomers.”

ICBC participates in engineering safety stud-ies and works with com-munities to make sure

road safety issues are considered in the plan-ning of roadways and managing tra� c.

All proposed road improvement pro-jects are assessed based on their ability to make roads safer. � e most re-cent evaluation of the program found that, over a two year time per-iod, overall for every dol-

lar invested ICBC and its customers saw a re-turn of � ve times the in-vestment.

If you have a sugges-tion for making a road or intersection in your community safer, contact your local municipality or make your suggestion through icbc.com.

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After more than 700 people turned out for previous sessions, four new information sessions have been added to the roster this March—help-ing interested applicants prepare to apply for jobs at the Okanagan Correc-tional Centre.

With construction on the new Okanagan Cor-rectional Centre slated to be complete in 2016, cre-

ating more than 240 full-time correctional o� -cer positions in the area, these sessions will help people get ready for the next steps in the process.

Hosted in Kelow-na and Oliver, the free sessions include infor-mation about correc-tions and the justice sys-tem, the roles and duties of a correctional o� cer and the unique needs of

the o� ender population, along with information on preparing to apply for jobs.

� roughout March, BC Corrections, in part-nership with the Justice Institute of BC, will host full-day readiness ses-sions as follows:

• Oliver: March 14 and 15 at South Oka-nagan Secondary from, 8:30 a.m.to 4:30 p.m.

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� e Fintry Queen has received a last minute break from the taxman that could help keep it a� oat.

� e a 326-passenger faux stern wheeler, which was a � xture on the downtown Kelowna lake shore for many years, has

received an 11th hour tax credit allocation from the BC Investment Pro-gram. Investors will now receive up to a 30 per cent B.C. tax credit to a maximum of $60,000 on their 2014 returns if they sign up before the March 1 2015 deadline.

“� e Fintry Queen has � nally met all the EBC criteria” said Andy Schwab, president of Okanagan Lake Boat Company Inc., owner of the historic vessel, “But we are quickly running out of time for the 2014 program which expires March 1st”.

� e B.C. Investment Program was developed by the Ministry of Jobs,

Tourism and Skills Training to encourage investment in manufac-turing, destination tour-ism, proprietary technol-ogies, digital media and community diversi� ca-tion outside of the Low-er Mainland and cap-ital region. For the Fin-try Queen to qualify as

Tax break could save Fintry Queen

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tween 2014 and 2016 to help expand and re-habilitate Canada’s snowmobile, all-terrain vehicle and non-motor-ized trail system.

Between 150 and 200 projects are expected to be supported across Canada. � e Nation-al Trails Coalition is re-sponsible for selecting and approving projects.

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lar invested ICBC and its customers saw a re-turn of � ve times the in-vestment.

If you have a sugges-tion for making a road or intersection in your community safer, contact your local municipality or make your suggestion through icbc.com.

an eligible business cor-poration, it had to dem-onstrate it will earn 50 per cent of gross rev-enues from tourists, operate at least 120 days a year, be located out-side the Greater Vancou-ver Regegional District, Whistler or the Cap-ital District, in addition to having moorage lease agreements in place with the City of Penticton.

“� e plan is to raise $600,000 to renovate the ship and build the dock in Penticton” said Schwab. “We’ve already started on the environ-mental permits to co-incide with the dock design and engineer-ing. With a little luck, we’ll be painting, build-ing docks and sailing to Penticton before the end of the year, ready to open for 2016.”

� e investors can pur-chase equity shares val-

ued at $1 per share up to a maximum of 49 per cent of the total shares issued and must hold those shares for at least � ve years. � e maximum allowable tax cred-it to any one investor is $60,000, which can all be used in the � rst year. � e company will be engaged to redeem the shares on the � fth anniversary of the investment at a value of $2 per share. � e in-vestment, when com-bined with the 30% tax credit, yields an ROI (re-turn on investment) of over 23%.

“Venture forums and angels are all about tech deals these days” said Schwab. “We’re low-tech, we’re all about his-tory and romance and feeling good, about where you are and who you’re with, providing a memorable Okanagan experience that marks a time and place in your life”.

� e original Oka-nagan Lake Boat Com-pany was established in Naramata in 1897. An old trade poster circa 1912, on display in the Penticton Museum, shows a small passenger craft on the lake with the caption “Ferry Service - Summerland - Naramata - Penticton. Special Trips to All Points on the Lake for Commercial Travel-lers and Tourists. Tele-phone Connections”.

“We identi� ed with the poster,” said Schwab, who sees a future for public transportation on Okanagan Lake, linking the communities, parks, wineries and resorts along the shoreline, simi-lar to the historic paddle-wheel services provided by the CNR and CPR from 1893 - 1972, which served more than 25 his-toric ports of call.

� e Fintry Queen is the largest commercial passenger ship on Oka-

nagan Lake, able to safe-ly transport thousands of passengers annually in most weather conditions.

Originally built as the Lequime, a car ferry, in 1948, she carried passen-gers and vehicles across the lake year-round from the Westside to Kelow-na before the days of the � rst Okanagan Lake Floating Bridge.

Designed to get close to shore, her bow board-ing ramp permits loading and unloading without the need for extensive shore facilities. In 1968 she was renamed the “Fintry Queen” to carry passengers to the new community development at Fintry Estates.

Over a 10 year per-iod, from 1990 - 2000, the Fintry Queen aver-aged over 28,000 passen-gers each summer. But when Kelowna redid its waterfront, it said there was no room for the Fin-try Queen anymore.

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•BADMINTON - Fridays 9.30-11.30 Oyama Hall. Drop-in $2.50. Great exercise & fun for all. Contact Rob. 766-3034•AGM LAke COuNTry FOOD BANk - Sat., Feb 28, 10 am at 3130 Berry Road.•CrIB TOurNAMeNT - Sun., Feb. 29th, Doors open 9 am. Games start a 10am sharp at The Oyama Legion Hall•LADIeS AuXILIAry GeNerAL MeeTING - Mon., Mar. 9th at 1pm at The Oyama Legion Hall•COMe & JOIN uS AT THe MONTHLy COMMuNITy BINGO - Thurs., Feb. 26th at the Senior Citizens’ Activity Centre 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Rd., Doors open at 6 pm games start at 7 pm. Concession open. All are welcome. Sponsored by the Lake Country 55 Plus (OAPO)•LC SeNIOrS’ CeNTre PrIMe TIMe - 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Rd., will be hosting Prime Time again on Feb. 2,16 & every Monday following from 1:00 until 3:15. Entertainment & refreshments are served & everyone welcome. Call 250-766-4220 or Joanne 250-766-0667 for info.•LC SeNIOrS’ CeNTre NOTICe - 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Rd., will effectively on Feb. 2 have someone on site from 10:00 until 2:00 Mon - Fri., call or stop by if you have questions pertaining to Senior issues. Call 250-766-4220.•LC SeNIOrS’ CeNTre BuFFeT - 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Rd., is once again offering great meals on Tuesday at 12:00. •rOyAL CANADIAN LeGION BrANCH 189 Ladies Auxiliary Cribbage Tournament - 4th Sunday of the month plus 5th Sunday if on the calendar. Registration at 9am, games begin at 10am sharp. $30 Per team includes hot lunch etc. Pre-registration call 250-762-6208•OyAMA LeGION BrANCH 189 Meat draw every Saturday at 2pm. 10 inch Canadian Pizza for $7 available. Veggy or special toppings should be ordered in advance.• BeTTer AT HOMe is a program funded by the Government of BC to help seniors live in their own homes by providing simple non-medical support services. Lake Country Health Planning Society is coordinating these services for seniors 65 years+ living in Lake Country. Please call 778-215-5247 if you would like more information.•THrIFT STOre NOW OPeN! 3250 Berry Rd. All proceeds go to the Lake Country Food Bank. Run by our friendly volunteers! Open Tues., Wed. & Thurs., 11am– 6pm. NEW WINTER HOURS: Saturdays 11- 2pm.•LC SeNIOrS’ BuS SCHeDuLe - Sat., Feb 28 Pancake breakfast, Vernon Halina Centre, shopping. To reserve a seat on bus phone Marg 250-766-3227 or Marian 250-861-4131•LC OuTDOOrS CLuB - Welcomes hikers & other outdoor enthusiasts. Bring water, snacks/lunch, wear weather appropriate clothing, & sturdy boots for hiking. For info about our club, please contact us at: [email protected]•VISIT THe LAke COuNTry MuSeuM AND ArCHIVeS at 11255 Okanagan Centre Rd. West, Lake Country. Admission by donation. Open Mon., Wed., & Sat. from 1 to 4pm, & by appointment. 250-766-0111 or visit the website www.lakecountrymuseum.com.•LC FOOD BANk has an URGENT need for men & women volunteers to join our team. Requirements as follows: half days only-Mon., Wed, & Thurs. (doesn’t have to be all 3 days); must be physically fit enough to lift a medium size box of groceries; a cheery disposition fits in nicely with the rest of the volunteers. Please see Phyllis MacPherson directly at the Food Bank located in the rear of the Boys & Girls Club, 3130 Berry Rd. on any of the days noted.•CrIBBAGe. Friday evenings starting 7pm at the Seniors’ Activity Centre. Playing 8 games with a chance of winning $12, $10, or $8. Socialize & enjoy an evening out with fun and play. Serving coffee, drinks & goodies for only $2.50. For info. call John 250-766-3026.•WINFIeLD uNITeD CHurCH THrIFT SHOP (3751 Woodsdale Road.), is open from Tues. to Sat., 10am to 2pm for shopping & donation drop-off. Call 250-766-3387 for info regarding appropriate donations.•LC LINe DANCerS Tuesdays, 1:30pm & Thursdays, 9:30am in the Seniors’ Centre. Beginners always welcome. Joy, 250-766-0850.•SOCIAL BrIDGe Tuesdays, 7pm at the Seniors’ Centre. New players welcome. Eunice, 250-766-3982. •THe COuNCIL OF SeNIOr CITIZeNS OrGANIZATIONS (COSCO) is an advocacy group devoted to improving “The Quality of Life” for all seniors. Senior organizations/associations wishing to affiliate or individuals wishing to become members contact Ernie Bayer: 604-576-9734 fax 604-576-9733 or [email protected] for info.•LC HeALTH PLANNING SOCIeTy - VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Meaningful opportunities are available, in the Better at Home program & on Committees: Communications, Nominations, Health & Wellness Fair & LC CARES (Community Action & Response to Elder Abuses).Call for info 778-215-5247 or “get connected” at www.lakecountryhealth.ca•DO yOu LIke TO DrIVe? - VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Help a neighbour maintain their independence by giving them a ride. LC Health Planning Society is matching volunteer drivers with seniors through the Better at Home Program. Training, support & compensation are provided. Call for info 778-215-5247.

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with Alberta’s surveil-lance program.

Zebra and quag-ga mussels are native to eastern Europe and they

have spread across North America since the 1980s.

� ey clog water intake pipes, pumps and boat motors. � ey also deplete food sources for � sh and produce toxins that kill

� sh and birds and con-taminate drinking water.

� e Okanagan Main-line Real Estate Board has estimated that the direct cost and lost rev-enue if the mussels take

hold in the region would be $42 million annually.

Baker says an infesta-tion could seriously im-pact the Okanagan’s economy.

“Tourism is what we

do and if we can’t put money into checking boats, there will be big problems,” he said.

� e resolution will go before SILGA dele-gates at its convention in

April. If it is approved, the resolution will then go to the Union of B.C. Municipalities confer-ence in September for consideration.

If UBCM supports

the resolution, the prov-incial government would then be lobbied.

“We need the prov-ince to get on board,” said Baker.

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MARILYN MACHUM(1933-2015)

It is with heavy hearts that weannounce the sudden passing of

Marilyn Leta Machum (nee: Deacon), who was involved in a recent motor

vehicle accident and succumbed to her injuries at the Chinook Regional

Hospital in Lethbridge on February 14, 2015 at the age of 81 years. She

peacefully left this world surrounded by her loving family and with faith in the Lord. Marilyn was born on July 27,

1933 in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia to Godfrey & Leta Deacon. She blossomed into a beautiful and graceful young lady who caught the attention of an earnest and dashing young man, George Machum. They pledged their love in holy matrimony

on October 13, 1956 and celebrated 58 years together. They were further blessed with three daughters, seven

grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Her greatest joy throughout her life was always the love of family; sheutilized Facebook and texting to stay in touch with every family member. She spent many quality hours socializing with friends while sharing a meal or cup of coffee. Marilyn was dedicated to many community organizations and both

she and George highly regarded the RCMP and itsmembers. She also enjoyed any “cop show” on TV and the

occasional shopping spree. Marilyn was a dynamic andcaring woman who was generous, humorous and an

inspiration to all those who befriended her. We take great comfort in knowing that she is safely in the arms of our Lord

with a smile on her angelic face and skip in her graceful step. Left to mourn her passing and celebrate her life

include her devoted husband, George Machum of Coleman, AB; her daughters, Judy (Darryl) Johnson, Janice (Brian) Way and Beverley (Douglas) Sprague; her grandchildren, Karyn (Michael) Hogue, Stephanie (Christopher) Eklund, Christopher (Raylene) Johnson, Matthew (Christina) Way,

Heather (Justin) Hantos, Danielle (Grant) Becker andBradley Sprague; her great grandchildren, Taylor, Brooklyn, Rylie, Carter, Morgan, Darryn, Macy and Aubrey; numerous nieces, nephews and extended family; and the many friends she made throughout her lifetime. She was predeceased by

her parents, Godfrey & Leta Deacon; sister, Kay; andbrother, Mel. The Memorial Service honouring Marilyn’s life will be held on Friday, February 20, 2015 at 1:00 pm in the Holy Trinity Catholic Church (13126-21 Ave in Blairmore) with Rev. Nicky Keyworth, Rev. Janni Belgum and son-in-

law, Rev. Brian Way offi ciating. Donations in memory of the late Marilyn Machum will be gratefully accepted by the

Grace Anglican United Church, PO Box 903, Blairmore, AB T0K 0E0 and by S.T.A.R.S. Air Ambulance, Box 570, 1441

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3 Rooms For $2992 Coats Any Colour

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Quality Paint. NO PAYMENT, until job is completed!

Merchandise for Sale

$100 & UnderBOYS bicycle. Smaller size. $20. 778-480-1069

Merchandise for Sale

$100 & UnderLARGE chesterfi eld & chair, good cond., $80 obo. 778-480-1069

PORTABLE singer sewing machine, incl zigzag stitch, $20. 778-480-1069

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

SAWMILLS FROM only $4,397 - Make money & save money with your own bandmill - Cut lumber any dimension. In stock ready to ship. Free info & DVD: www.NorwoodSaw mills.com/400OT 1-800-566-6899 Ext:400OT.

STEEL BUILDINGS/metal buildings 60% off! 20x28, 30x40, 40x62, 45x90, 50x120, 60x150, 80x100 sell for bal-ance owed! Call 1-800-457-2206 or visit us online: www.crownsteelbuildings.ca.

Misc. WantedBUYING unwanted and/or broken jewelry. 250-864-3521I’m searching for old fi fty cent pieces! 250-864-3521

FIREARMS. All types wanted, estates, collections, single items, military. We handle all paperwork and transportation. Licensed Dealer. 1-866-960-0045 or visit us online at: www.dollars4guns.com.

I want to buy the coins from your safety deposit box or safe! Todd - 250-864-3521

Private Collector Looking toBuy Coin Collections, Silver,Antiques, Native Art, Estates +Chad: 250-863-3082 Local

Real Estate

For Sale By Owner

53.77 ACRESOYAMA

Million $ Lake ViewPLUS PLUS PLUS

3080sq ft, fully upgraded5 BR - 3 BATHS

INCLUDING 2 BR SUITEB&B LICENSED

A1-FARM CLASSPartial ALR

SUBDIVISION POTENTIAL250-212-7671

[email protected] WELCOME

Transportation

Auto ServicesPAINT, AUTOBODY &

Restoration. (250)835-2070canadianhotrodsinc.com

Help for today.Hope for

Tomorrow.Call 1-800-667-3742

FightBack.Volunteeryour time,energy andskills today.

Lake Country Calendar Wednesday, February 25, 2015 www.lakecountrycalendar.com APB A16 www.lakecountrycalendar.com Wednesday, February 25, 2015 Lake Country Calendar

It’s Income Tax Time… Trained community volunteers can help prepare your income tax return. If you are a low income senior (below $30,000 single income or $40,000 couple) please come see Dave or Leona in the Winfield Room at Municipal Hall (10150 Bottom Wood Lake Rd.) Mondays 9:00-11:00am from March 2 to 30. Bring your tax papers/forms.

The Public Art Advisory Commission invites YOU to participate in painting a large community mural to celebrate Lake Country’s 20th anniversary. A 24’x48’ mural to be mounted on the south wall of Winfield Memorial Hall will be developed from two artists’ work and will include 480 (12”x12”) panels painted by local residents, students and artists. No specific painting talent is needed; everyone is welcome to participate. Supplies will be provided and all participants will be assigned a dominant colour palette for their panel and the rest is up to them. Contact Petrina McNeill at the Lake Country Art Gallery or email her at [email protected] with the subject line MURAL if you want to get involved.

Let the Artist in you be inspired to help celebrate Lake Country’s 20th Anniversary

Water Meter Installations . . . COMING SOON

NOTICE to all residents within the District of Lake Country Water System During the next few weeks, flushing will occur between 8:00 am and 3:30 pm. While there should be no interruption in service, customers may experience temporary lower than normal water pressure and possibly discoloured water for short periods of time. If discolouration is noticed, run the cold water tap in your tub. Watch for flushing trucks in your neighbourhood and for best results, wash laundry after flushing is done for the day. Water main flushing is an important part of good water utility management. Water mains accumulate sediment over time and flushing helps decrease these deposits and offer our community the best water quality possible. Visit website for more information or call 250-766-6677.

www.okanaganway.ca/municipal

The last day of ice use at the Winfield Arena will be March 31, 2015. After that the area will be CLOSED for resurfacing of the rink area.

Water Main Flushing during February

Winfield Arena closes for season March 31

Residential water meter installations will begin in March so watch your mail for a booklet explaining the process. The booklet will include a unique code for your property so you can book an installation appointment that is convenient to you. You are invited:

Open House Thursday, March 12

3:30-7:30pm Lake Country Municipal Hall

10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road

Come see sample water meters, learn how they work, and talk to the technicians to find out more.

Water meters will be installed in all homes in Lake Country and will provide each resident with a fair and equitable payment system based on the “user pay” principle. All installations will be conducted on an area-by-area basis by the District’s contractor, Neptune Technology Group (Canada) Ltd. You can find more information about Lake Country’s Universal Water Metering project on the website at www.okanaganway.ca.

lake country calendar, february 25, 2015

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