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Lake Country’s Agnes McHugh is turning 100 next month and the community is invited to help celebrate her life and times.

McHugh (nee Bo-jesen) will celebrate her 100th birthday on Feb. 22 in Lake Country, af-ter retiring to the area in 1988 with her late hus-band Bill.

But she was well-trav-elled before moving to the Okanagan.

Born in Shanghai,

Agnes was the middle child amongst six broth-ers and enjoyed a priv-ileged life which in-cluded participation in many sports, the arts and music. After graduating high school, Agnes had her mind set on a career and independence. She attended a business col-lege and immediately following graduation, she worked for about a year for Reuters News Agency. She was soon o� ered work as secretary

to the Far Eastern gen-eral manager of � omas Cook & Son.

While employed there, Agnes swam rou-tinely at the YMCA, played tennis at sev-eral tennis clubs and played grass hockey in a girls’ league. She loved to dance and during that time Shanghai was re-ferred to as the Paris of the East so there was lots of opportunity for dan-cing at the night clubs.

In her early 20s, a

friend of Agnes’ intro-duced her to a young Canadian who was boarding at her home. His name was Bill Mc-Hugh and although Agnes spurned his atten-tion for considerable time, he eventually won her over. She related to his passion for athletics and theirs was a very ro-mantic courtship. � ey spent many happy even-

Celebration for a popular centenarian

KEVIN PARNELL

Lake Country’s chief administrator said last week there has been a lot of misinformation going around regarding a potential tax increase for Lake Country this year.

Alberto De Feo said Lake Country council has not yet � nalized its 2014 budget and no de-cisions have been made on a potential tax in-crease. However, he said it’s expected council will have to raise taxes at least to keep up with in� ation when they are presented with recommendations from Lake Country sta� at a special budget meet-ing to be held Feb. 4.

“� ere is always a bit of an increase due to in-� ation and contrac-tual obligations—be-tween one and two per cent,” said De Feo. “But the rest will depend on council and the decisions that they make (on pro-jects). We’ve met with council and we told them there are certain things that we can do that are

not going to a� ect the taxpayers. � ere are a number of projects that we are recommending go ahead because there will be no change to the budget.”

De Feo said there are two major projects that will likely be the focus of much discussion and will require public funds to complete: � e restor-ation of Bottom Wood

Lake road to Woods-dale road with a total project cost of $1.3 mil-lion as well as improve-ments to Beasley Park in a project that is pegged at $840,000.

De Feo said the dis-trict has received grants and is in partnerships on both projects, but council will still need to � nd a further $700,000 to complete restora-

tion of Bottom Wood Lake road as well as over $200,000 for the Beasley Park project.

“What we are doing now is we are reviewing all the projects that may a� ect the general rev-enue � ow that comes from property taxes and make a decision about what is an absolute priority and we we need to do to get there,” said De Feo. “� ose two pro-jects are going to be the focus on discussion in my opinion. We under-stand the taxpayers are under a lot of strain and it’s not an easy time with

the economy. We real-ly understand what is go-ing on. Sometimes what happens is we just reduce

the scope of the projects if we can’t really a� ord to do certain things. We’re trying to be very sensitive to the taxpayer.”

Rumours have been swirling about poten-tial tax increases in Lake Country due to a num-ber of factors. 2014 will be the second year of � ve that many Lake Coun-try taxpayers are paying a $50 rate to be includ-ed on Lake Country’s new water system. Last year the district unveiled

a 20-year plan to deal with the district’s aging roads, something that will take a steady � ow of taxpayers money over the 20 years and is also a factor, although coun-cil can decide it doesn’t want to begin spending money on the transpor-tation plan this year, if it so chooses, according to De Feo.

“It’s a di� cult budget because we are facing some really di� cult deci-sions,” he said. “We are a large municipality in size but not in population. We have 200 kilometres of roads for a popula-tion of 12,000 and that is challenging. We don’t know yet what coun-cil will do. We need to know what they want to do and that could change the whole dynamic of the budget process.”

Lake Country council will hold a budget meet-ing on Feb. 4, at 4:30 p.m. at Lake Country council chambers. It is open to the public.

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‘‘THERE IS ALWAYS A BIT OF AN [TAX] INCREASE DUE TO INFLATION AND CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS—BETWEEN ONE AND TWO PER CENT. BUT THE REST WILL DEPEND ON COUNCIL AND THE DECISIONS THAT THEY MAKE [ON PROJECTS].

Alberto De Feo, Lake Country chief administrative of� cer

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LAKE Country resident Agnes McHugh (nee Bojeson) turns 100 with a birthday celebration at Lake Country Manor on Feb. 22 from 2 to 4 p.m. SEE AGNES A3

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A very ful� lling life to be celebrated next month by centenarian

Owners of more than 83,000 properties throughout the Central Okanagan are receiving their 2014 property tax

assessment notices and, on average, the most ex-pensive homes in the area are in Lake Country.

� e average price of a

single family residence in Lake Country is pegged at $504,000, the high-est of any municipal-ity in the Central Oka-

nagan, including Ke-lowna ($493,000), West Kelowna ($475,000) and Peachland $433,000.

“Most homes in the

Central Okanagan are remaining stable in value compared to last year’s assessment roll,” said Tracy Wall, deputy asses-

sor for B.C. Assessment. “Most home owners in the Central Okanagan will see modest changes in the plus 5 per cent to

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ings dancing at the posh night clubs, dressed in tuxedo and evening gown. On Christmas Eve 1937 Bill asked Agnes to marry him and she ac-cepted.

Agnes soon joined Bill after he secured work and made the move from Shanghai to the Lower Main-land of B.C. before the couple was married.

In those early years, Bill intro-duced her to outdoor living in a big way: Camping, hunting and � shing. Agnes participated in these activities and her love of nature expanded ex-ponentially.

By 1940, they moved to Mission, staying with Bill’s parents while he tried to get on with B.C. Tel, which he did and soon they were purchas-ing a piece of land, clearing it and building a small house. In 1947, while living in that house, their only child, Patrick, joined their family. Life included raising farm ani-mals, growing gardens and a lot of self-sustenance using the animals

and the vegetables they grew. � e learning curve for Agnes was

ongoing and, as always before, she met it with great aplomb. Because Bill was sent out of town often, Agnes needed to develop and cul-ture a large degree of independ-ence, which, as life proceeded, would stand her in very good stead.

By 1953, Patrick was ready to go to school, so it was decided that the family would relocate to Osoyoos, renting a home at � rst, but eventual-ly buying and renovating their own home there. At that time she began to work at the credit union but left this job when the family got a post-ing by BC Tel to Prince George in 1965.

Agnes still enjoyed accompanying Bill on his outdoor adventures and although she found the winters cold and hard, made the best of this new life. It was at this point that their son married in 1970 and moved to the Queen Charlotte Islands.

As Bill got closer to retire-ment, he and Agnes got a posting to Duncan on Vancouver Island.

� ey purchased a new home there and spent many days (and years) working together landscaping the grounds. � e gardens Agnes creat-ed in Duncan were an art form. Her sense of balance, colour and har-mony were ever-present.

� e time in Duncan was a per-iod of artistic blooming for Agnes. Ceramic classes became a large part of her creativity and she produced many beautiful and unique pieces and was rewarded with the highest honours possible in that � eld. � is led her to china painting, which al-lowed her to express her knowledge and love of nature in a most sophis-ticated way.

In 1988, after much consultation and consideration, Bill and Agnes moved to Win� eld. Bill’s eyes had failed and the family suggested they could be of help to them in their elderly years.

It was in Lake Country that Agnes would make a mark on the sporting world as well as on

numerous volunteer organizations where she donated much of her time.

When her husband Bill’s eye-sight was diminishing, the couple had been in contact with the CNIB, who recruited Agnes as a volunteer and her tenure with that organiza-tion constituted many years of pa-tience and kindness to those she vis-ited and helped.

At the time Agnes had been swimming at the Athans Pool in Rutland and a local newspaper arti-cle caught her eye, regarding a new program for seniors swimming as part of the BC Seniors Games. She was intrigued and excited and af-ter doing the trials, was quali� ed and accepted to enter the Games in her age group: 75 to 79 years.

She won numerous medals over the ensuing years, teaching herself to be better and faster in the pool.

In late September of 2013, Agnes su� ered a fall which ended in an ex-tended hospital stay, followed by a

period of rehabilitation in another hospital. As is her nature, she sol-diered herself back to wellness, never giving up on herself or her in-dependence.

Just before the New Year, she moved into � e Lodge, where she feels very pleased to make her new home. � is will a� ord her the chance to visit with sta� and friends at � e Manor, while receiving a more intense level of care.

On Feb. 22, Agnes celebrates her 100th birthday. She has always re-� ected on her life with positive af-� rmation of her journey, a true re-� ection of how she has lived each and every day. Her tenacity, deter-mination, courage and zest for life continues to inspire all.

A birthday celebration will be held at Lake Country Manor in Win� eld on Feb. 22 from 2 to 4 p.m. for all who wish to celebrate with her. No gifts please. Donations to SPCA.


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PLAYERS and fans from the annual Win� eld Winter Classic Alumni hockey game helped to raise more than $1,000 for Kidsport Lake Country. After the game, which featured alumni from the Win� eld Minor Hockey Association, players gathered for this picture at the Win� eld Arena.

Roll decreased from $40,476,166,781 last year to $40,473,253,289 this year. � e 2014 as-sessment roll includes

$576,999,125 for sub-divisions, rezoning and new construction.

In addition, owners of commercial and in-dustrial properties in the Central Okanagan

will see changes ranging from plus 10 to minus 5 per cent.

As Lake Country council grapples with its 2014 budget (see story), they do so armed with the knowledge that the average Lake Coun-try single family home is over a half million dol-lars. It’s something that will come up in the dis-cussion on the current budget, according to the district chief administra-tive o� cer.

“� e average assess-ment is the highest in the valley so there are a lot of people with a lot of value in their homes,” said Alberto De Feo, who said no decision on a tax increase has been made. “For a $500,000 assessment, a potential one per cent increase is

$15 per year. Property owners who

feel that their property assessment does not re-� ect market value as of July 1, 2013 or see in-correct information on their notice should con-

tact BC Assessment as indicated on their no-tice as soon as possible in January.

“If a property owner is still concerned about their assessment after speaking to one of our

appraisers, they may sub-mit an appeal by Jan. 31, for an independent re-view by a Property As-sessment Review Panel,” added Wall.

� e Property Assess-ment Review Panels, in-

dependent of BC As-sessment, are appointed annually by the Ministry of Community, Sport and Cultural Develop-ment, and meet between Feb. 1 and March 15 to hear formal complaints.

Central OkanaganKelowna $488,000 $493,000 Kelowna (Strata) $234,000 $228,000 Peachland $448,000 $433,000 Lake Country $515,000 $504,000 West Kelowna $476,000 $475,000 North OkanaganArmstrong $293,000 $291,000 Enderby $242,000 $246,000 Revelstoke $322,000 $312,000 Vernon $374,000 $373,000 Vernon (Strata) $184,000 $173,000 Coldstream $480,000 $493,000 Salmon Arm $325,000 $319,000 Spallumcheen $332,000 $332,000 Sicamous $318,000 $310,000 Lumby $260,000 $256,000

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ings dancing at the posh night clubs, dressed in tuxedo and evening gown. On Christmas Eve 1937 Bill asked Agnes to marry him and she ac-cepted.

Agnes soon joined Bill after he secured work and made the move from Shanghai to the Lower Main-land of B.C. before the couple was married.

In those early years, Bill intro-duced her to outdoor living in a big way: Camping, hunting and � shing. Agnes participated in these activities and her love of nature expanded ex-ponentially.

By 1940, they moved to Mission, staying with Bill’s parents while he tried to get on with B.C. Tel, which he did and soon they were purchas-ing a piece of land, clearing it and building a small house. In 1947, while living in that house, their only child, Patrick, joined their family. Life included raising farm ani-mals, growing gardens and a lot of self-sustenance using the animals

and the vegetables they grew. � e learning curve for Agnes was

ongoing and, as always before, she met it with great aplomb. Because Bill was sent out of town often, Agnes needed to develop and cul-ture a large degree of independ-ence, which, as life proceeded, would stand her in very good stead.

By 1953, Patrick was ready to go to school, so it was decided that the family would relocate to Osoyoos, renting a home at � rst, but eventual-ly buying and renovating their own home there. At that time she began to work at the credit union but left this job when the family got a post-ing by BC Tel to Prince George in 1965.

Agnes still enjoyed accompanying Bill on his outdoor adventures and although she found the winters cold and hard, made the best of this new life. It was at this point that their son married in 1970 and moved to the Queen Charlotte Islands.

As Bill got closer to retire-ment, he and Agnes got a posting to Duncan on Vancouver Island.

� ey purchased a new home there and spent many days (and years) working together landscaping the grounds. � e gardens Agnes creat-ed in Duncan were an art form. Her sense of balance, colour and har-mony were ever-present.

� e time in Duncan was a per-iod of artistic blooming for Agnes. Ceramic classes became a large part of her creativity and she produced many beautiful and unique pieces and was rewarded with the highest honours possible in that � eld. � is led her to china painting, which al-lowed her to express her knowledge and love of nature in a most sophis-ticated way.

In 1988, after much consultation and consideration, Bill and Agnes moved to Win� eld. Bill’s eyes had failed and the family suggested they could be of help to them in their elderly years.

It was in Lake Country that Agnes would make a mark on the sporting world as well as on

numerous volunteer organizations where she donated much of her time.

When her husband Bill’s eye-sight was diminishing, the couple had been in contact with the CNIB, who recruited Agnes as a volunteer and her tenure with that organiza-tion constituted many years of pa-tience and kindness to those she vis-ited and helped.

At the time Agnes had been swimming at the Athans Pool in Rutland and a local newspaper arti-cle caught her eye, regarding a new program for seniors swimming as part of the BC Seniors Games. She was intrigued and excited and af-ter doing the trials, was quali� ed and accepted to enter the Games in her age group: 75 to 79 years.

She won numerous medals over the ensuing years, teaching herself to be better and faster in the pool.

In late September of 2013, Agnes su� ered a fall which ended in an ex-tended hospital stay, followed by a

period of rehabilitation in another hospital. As is her nature, she sol-diered herself back to wellness, never giving up on herself or her in-dependence.

Just before the New Year, she moved into � e Lodge, where she feels very pleased to make her new home. � is will a� ord her the chance to visit with sta� and friends at � e Manor, while receiving a more intense level of care.

On Feb. 22, Agnes celebrates her 100th birthday. She has always re-� ected on her life with positive af-� rmation of her journey, a true re-� ection of how she has lived each and every day. Her tenacity, deter-mination, courage and zest for life continues to inspire all.

A birthday celebration will be held at Lake Country Manor in Win� eld on Feb. 22 from 2 to 4 p.m. for all who wish to celebrate with her. No gifts please. Donations to SPCA.


news

CONTRIBUTED

PLAYERS and fans from the annual Win� eld Winter Classic Alumni hockey game helped to raise more than $1,000 for Kidsport Lake Country. After the game, which featured alumni from the Win� eld Minor Hockey Association, players gathered for this picture at the Win� eld Arena.

Roll decreased from $40,476,166,781 last year to $40,473,253,289 this year. � e 2014 as-sessment roll includes

$576,999,125 for sub-divisions, rezoning and new construction.

In addition, owners of commercial and in-dustrial properties in the Central Okanagan

will see changes ranging from plus 10 to minus 5 per cent.

As Lake Country council grapples with its 2014 budget (see story), they do so armed with the knowledge that the average Lake Coun-try single family home is over a half million dol-lars. It’s something that will come up in the dis-cussion on the current budget, according to the district chief administra-tive o� cer.

“� e average assess-ment is the highest in the valley so there are a lot of people with a lot of value in their homes,” said Alberto De Feo, who said no decision on a tax increase has been made. “For a $500,000 assessment, a potential one per cent increase is

$15 per year. Property owners who

feel that their property assessment does not re-� ect market value as of July 1, 2013 or see in-correct information on their notice should con-

tact BC Assessment as indicated on their no-tice as soon as possible in January.

“If a property owner is still concerned about their assessment after speaking to one of our

appraisers, they may sub-mit an appeal by Jan. 31, for an independent re-view by a Property As-sessment Review Panel,” added Wall.

� e Property Assess-ment Review Panels, in-

dependent of BC As-sessment, are appointed annually by the Ministry of Community, Sport and Cultural Develop-ment, and meet between Feb. 1 and March 15 to hear formal complaints.

Central OkanaganKelowna $488,000 $493,000 Kelowna (Strata) $234,000 $228,000 Peachland $448,000 $433,000 Lake Country $515,000 $504,000 West Kelowna $476,000 $475,000 North OkanaganArmstrong $293,000 $291,000 Enderby $242,000 $246,000 Revelstoke $322,000 $312,000 Vernon $374,000 $373,000 Vernon (Strata) $184,000 $173,000 Coldstream $480,000 $493,000 Salmon Arm $325,000 $319,000 Spallumcheen $332,000 $332,000 Sicamous $318,000 $310,000 Lumby $260,000 $256,000

Property values 2013-14

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But I can’t read those words. � e Devanagari characters are meaning-less black squiggles.

Which is, in fact, all that any of us see on

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If I hand a sheet of music to a friend, I know what he’ll say: “I can’t read this. It’s just marks on paper.”

If I give that same sheet to his wife, she can sit at the piano and play Fritz Kreisler’s lilting Liebesleid.

Both of them are looking at exactly the same marks on paper. But what a di� erence in understanding their meaning!

Anyone who claims that what they see on paper means exact-ly what it says—espe-cially about the Bible—hasn’t thought much about how those marks got there.

I’m not referring to the mechanics of print-ing ink on paper. Rath-

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opinions on issues going

on in our communityPrime Minister

Stephen Harper’s latest visit to B.C.

was portrayed as these things are today: Be-sieged by protesters, hid-ing from an ever-vigilant media, cynically cam-paigning for the 2015 federal election.

TV couldn’t get enough of the two “en-vironmental activists” who dressed as waiters to slip onstage at a business breakfast in Vancouver.

� ey’re not environ-mentalists, just all-pur-pose protesters using the � avour of the month. � ey are associated with a group calling itself No One Is Illegal, a collec-tion of anarchist kooks that wants to do away with national borders, and, of course, capital-ism.

As their now-famous sign said, they want “cli-mate justice now.”

Organizer Brigette DePape explained to a co-operative CBC TV host that the recent ty-phoon in the Philippines that killed thousands of

people was caused by global warming, which of course is caused main-ly by the Alberta “tar sands.”

I won’t dwell on this routine idiocy, except to say the number of hurri-canes that struck North America in 2013 was zero, and that hasn’t hap-pened since 1994. Also, “climate justice” is like “social justice,” in that both require con� scation of earned wealth.

DePape is the for-mer Senate page � red in 2011 for a similar sign stunt. She’s now a pro-fessional Harper hater, with support from the

U.S.-based Tides Foun-dation, among others.

One of the issues Harper didn’t take ques-tions on was the con-solidation of 11 feder-al � sheries libraries into two, one of them in Sid-ney, B.C.

� is is portrayed as part of Harper’s so-called “war on science,” and has been compared with the Romans burning the li-brary of Alexandria in ancient Egypt.

Fisheries Minister Gail Shea defended the cost-cutting measure by pointing out that al-most all access to these libraries is now digital, so maintaining 11 dupli-cated sets of printed re-ports is a waste of tax-payer dollars.

An anonymous fed-eral scientist � red back on his blog that the head of one of these libraries retired before the con-tents could even be cata-logued, much less com-pletely digitized for on-line access.

So this material wasn’t even properly organized?

Users were supposed to browse until they stum-bled on something per-tinent?

� e ministry reported that the average number of people other than fed-eral � sheries sta� who used these libraries aver-aged between � ve and 12 per year. � at’s for all 11 facilities combined. And if anyone has even one example of information that was available and isn’t now, they should identify it.

Harper’s got plenty to answer for, no question. To take one of many ex-amples, spending our borrowed money on TV ads for a “Canada Job Grant” program that hasn’t even been intro-duced in Parliament, much less set up, isn’t just wasteful. It’s dishonest and cruelly misleading to the unemployed people the ads pretend to of-fer help.

Harper’s visit to B.C. added a couple of script-ed events, starting with softball questions at the Vancouver business

breakfast. � en he was o� to a photo op at the Kinsol trestle on Van-couver Island, where he announced three more years of funding for the Trans-Canada Trail.

I’m as relieved as any-one that Harper is not killing this modest fed-eral project that start-ed in 1992, but this is not news. It was a fake public event to justify the cost of a trip so Harper could address a new Conserva-tive riding association.

And how is the feder-al de� cit after eight years of tight-� sted Conserva-tive rule? We’re only bor-rowing about $1 billion a month now, down from the Harper government all-time record de� cit of $55 billion in 2009.

Some cost cutting is in order all right.

Tom Fletcher is legisla-ture reporter and columnist for Black Press.

Twitter: @tom� etcherbc Email: t� [email protected]

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paper. But our minds turn them into meaning.

If I hand a sheet of music to a friend, I know what he’ll say: “I can’t read this. It’s just marks on paper.”

If I give that same sheet to his wife, she can sit at the piano and play Fritz Kreisler’s lilting Liebesleid.

Both of them are looking at exactly the same marks on paper. But what a di� erence in understanding their meaning!

Anyone who claims that what they see on paper means exact-ly what it says—espe-cially about the Bible—hasn’t thought much about how those marks got there.

I’m not referring to the mechanics of print-ing ink on paper. Rath-

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The long road taken by a word

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FAITH TODAY

er, the process begins with someone think-ing. Someone becomes aware. Of something. An object, an idea, a feeling.

To communicate that awareness, the per-son uses sounds. But the sounds themselves are simply a series of vibra-tions radiating through the air. � ey bear no re-semblance to what-ever the speaker became aware of.

To get turned into written words, that ser-ies of sounds has to get sub-divided into its smallest components—the atoms of language, if you will—so that each sound can be represented by visual shapes on paper or parchment. � e International Phonetic Alphabet uses 107 char-acters to de� ne all pos-sible vowel and conson-ant sounds in any lan-guage; English tries to do the same with just 26 letters.

But the letter shapes are also utterly abstract.

Most letters bear no vis-ual association with the sound they represent—perhaps except “o,” which does look a little like a mouth making a sound.

� en you, the read-er, have to re-assem-ble those abstract shapes, that stand for abstract sounds that make up spoken words that stand for an idea, back into meaningful words. As-suming you understand

the words at all. “Floc-cinaucinihilipili� ca-tion” doesn’t make it into many vocabularies.

But you can’t do it if you can’t decipher the squiggles. Hindi and English share many sounds. But they render them in drastically dif-ferent ways.

Even words as famil-iar as “In the beginning was the Word….”

I can accept that the

original thought may well have been inspired by God. I cannot ac-cept that God also oper-ated all the tongues that mouthed the sounds, the quill pens and woodcuts and metal letters and se-quences of ones and zeros, in this or any other language, that created the marks that you see.

It’s commonly claimed that there’s only six degrees of separation

between any two people on the planet. � ere’s at least six degrees of separ-ation between any mod-ern reader of the Bible and the persons who ori-ginally thought those words.

� e original writers might be appalled to see how time and translation have bent their intent.

Jim Taylor lives in Lake Country.

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New Year’s is a great time to evaluate our

lives and to set goals for the year ahead, wheth-er they are health related, personal or professional.

It can be tough to know where to start on your resolutions and goals, but if you’re look-ing to build on your ca-reer, start a new career this year, or know some-one who is, our govern-ment has a resource to help you.

We provide a range of resources for British Columbians, and there’s one in particular I’d like to highlight to my con-stituents and neighbours in the Central Oka-nagan.

� e WorkBC.ca web-site is a great tool for job services and labour mar-ket information, help-ful for both individuals and businesses. British Columbians from across the province are visiting the WorkBC.ca website in record numbers, with unique visits to the web-

site last month up by 28 per cent over the previ-ous year, and it isn’t di� -cult to see why so many have found it to be a valuable resource.

When you vis-it Workbc.ca, you’ll � nd job listings, updated with new opportunities posted by top employ-ers every day. Since 2012, more than 77,000 jobs have been posted from more than 20,000 em-ployers. It’s accessible and easy to search by job titles, employers or key words, in any region of the province, so you can � nd exactly what you’re

looking for, and check back for regular updates.

Looking for a new job can be overwhelm-ing, and with some of the tools and featured arti-cles on the WorkBC.ca website, you’ll be ready to put your best foot for-ward while looking for your next career. Be-ing able to articulate the skills and attributes you bring to a prospective employer and know-ing how you can upgrade your skills to qualify for a higher position will help you succeed in your job hunt. On the blog posts, you will � nd informa-tion about work trends, job search tips, and em-ployment programs, as well as career tools and videos.

With the Labour Market Navigator, the WorkBC.ca website isn’t just for those who are looking for a new job. � is is a great resource on job numbers, labour trends and data to bet-ter understand the B.C. labour market. All of this

helps to ensure that Brit-ish Columbians make informed decisions about their careers and busi-nesses, based on fac-tors like how our popu-lation is expected to change, labour market di� erences by region, and opportunities being created throughout the province.

I hope you’ll take some time to look at this new tool, and share it with family and friends who will � nd it helpful.

As always, if there is a government resource that you need some as-sistance navigating, please don’t hesitate to contact my o� ce, or my colleagues MLA Steve � omson and Premier Christy Clark.

Norm Letnick is the Liberal MLA for Kelow-na-Lake Country.

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B.C.’s consumer price index slipped into nega-tive territory in Novem-ber, partly due the repeal of the harmonized sales tax last spring.

� e price index in Vancouver was up slight-ly, but de� ation in Vic-toria and other areas of the province produced a provincial average of -0.2 per cent for the month. Canada-wide, in� ation was 0.9 per cent.

� e cost of restau-rant food fell 4.4 per cent in November com-pared to the same month in 2012, Statistics Can-ada reported. � e prov-incial average cost of health and personal care, including services where sales tax was removed, went down 3.1 per cent.

� ere were average price increases in food purchased from stores, up 1.1 per cent, clothing up 1.3 per cent, trans-portation up 0.7 per cent and alcohol and tobacco products up 1.7 per cent.

Average rent costs were up 1.0 per cent, but overall shelter cost was down 0.7 per cent.

4.6 MILLION IN B.C. B.C.’s population

grew by 24,000 in the

third quarter of 2013, reaching 4,606,375.

It’s the largest popu-lation increase for that quarter since 1996. � e increase was main-ly 15,477 non-perma-nent residents, which Statistics Canada warns are a volatile compon-ent of population meas-urement.

Northern B.C. com-munities are dealing with what they call “ghost populations,” with thou-sands of workers � ying in and out of industrial camps who put pressure on local services with-out contributing to com-munities.

Interprovincial mi-gration � gures showed the seventh consecutive quarter of net loss for B.C., down 282 people from the second quarter.

B.C.’s total popula-tion increase over the

12 months ending Oct. 1 was 47,496 people, mainly due to inter-national immigration, which saw a net gain of 35,282 people. Natur-al growth (births minus deaths) accounted for 11,214 of the total.

HOUSING MARKET UPSWING PREDICTED

� e B.C. housing market will see slow but steady growth over the next three years, accord-ing to a forecast by Cen-tral 1 Credit Union.

� e trade association for B.C. and Ontario credit unions predicts the number of sales will rise about seven per cent to 72,500 in 2014, and reach 84,000 by 2016. � e median resale price is forecast to increase 1.5 per cent in 2014, 2.5 per cent in 2015 and three per cent in 2016.

Briefs: De� ation, population


Parents interested in the French Immersion program for kindergarten students are invited to attend any of the following meetings. There will be a short presentation by Clara Sulz, Director of Instruction K-12, followed by a question and answer period.

Monday, January 20 at 6:30 p.m. at Peter Greer Elementary, 10300 Sherman Road, Lake Country (250) 766-2104

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A 33-year-old Lake Country woman, and a 55-year-old Vernon

woman were both sent to hospital Friday after-noon, following a two-

vehicle crash along Highway 97 in Lake Country.

On Jan. 10, at 3:48 p.m., the Lake Country RCMP received a report of a two-vehicle collision, with suspected injur-ies, at the intersection of Highway 97 and Oceo-la Road.

A northbound white pickup truck had appar-ently t-boned a blue pas-senger car which was re-portedly completing a left hand turn into the north bound lanes of the highway from Oceo-la Road.

� e Lake Country woman driving the car narrowly escaped serious injury but her vehicle sustained signi� cant

damage to its passen-ger side.

Both drivers sustained non-life threatening in-juries as a result of the collision and were trans-ported, as a precaution, by BC Ambulance Ser-vice to Kelowna General Hospital.

At this time police are continuing to investigate this crash. Neither speed nor alcohol are con-sidered to be contribut-ing factors, and no char-ges have yet been laid.

Anyone who may have witnessed the crash, and has not yet spoken with police, is asked to contact the Lake Coun-try RCMP at 250-766-2288.

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A DRIVER from Lake Country narrowly missed serious injury as her small passen-ger car was t-boned by a pickup truck at Oceola Road and Highway 97 last Friday.

� e Lake Country Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee (PARC) would like to hear from Lake Coun-try residents on ways it might acknowledge the old Cooney cabin, locat-ed in Okanagan Centre Linear Park (Okanagan Centre Road West and Camp Road).

� e Lake Country Heritage and Cultur-

al Society has reviewed the heritage value of the beach-front building as well as its current con-dition.

� e society has es-tablished that the struc-ture was built in the early 1930s for temporary ac-commodation using re-purposed timbers like-ly salvaged from the re-mains of the old cannery dock that existed to the

north.� e structure, while

not particularly well-built or even meant for anything more than a temporary accommoda-tion, represents a piece of Lake Country history, according to PARC.

� e committee indi-cates that the building would be di� cult and costly to restore, given the poor state of many

of the timbers and the lack of integrity of the building and the group says that dismantling the structure is likely the most appropriate action to take.

One suggestion has been o� ered that some of the timbers could be re-purposed once again into lake-side picnic tables or benches and a historical plaque could be designed

to document the build-ing as a historical artifact and placed on the beach-front site.

� e committee is looking for ideas and thoughts from the public as well as asking if any-one has old photos of the Cooney cabin or sugges-tions to share. You can e-mail [email protected] with your ideas.

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� e opening recep-tion for a new art exhibit

entitled Day Job will be held at the Kelowna Art

Gallery on Friday, Jan. 17, 7 to 9 p.m.

� is is a free event,

but the art gallery asks those wishing to attend to RSVP to events@ke-

lownaartgallery.com by Tuesday, Jan. 14.

� e Day Job exhib-ition features work by 26 past and present sta� members of Opus Fram-ing and Art Supplies in Kelowna.

� e title Day Job re-fers to the fact that most artists are employed in various other occu-pations to provide re-muneration for their ex-pensive art habits.

Most artists who have worked at Opus would agree it has been one of their better day jobs.

Day Job is a celebra-tion of Opus Kelowna’s 20-year anniversary of operations, and is being dedicated to the memory of the � rst manager of Opus Kelowna, Richard McClymont.

Day Job is curated by Neena Sood, an artist who lives in Lake Coun-try and is a former em-ployee of Opus.

Kelowna Art Gallery opens exhibition of art by Opus staff


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A DRIVER from Lake Country narrowly missed serious injury as her small passen-ger car was t-boned by a pickup truck at Oceola Road and Highway 97 last Friday.

Absolutely fantastic.� ose are the words

coming from BC Transit after another successful Christmas hamper cam-paign in aid of the Salva-tion Army.

Citizens and sponsors from around the Kelow-na Regional Transit area supported transit’s Santa Sleigh Bus in Decem-

ber to the tune of over $40,000 in gifts, food and cash donations.

Transit says that total helped to provide 900 children and families throughout the tran-sit area with a full day of Christmas meals and gifts.

Since transit began the annual tradition that

sees a bus show up at sponsors to accept do-nations, the organiza-tion along with the pub-lic has raised more than $250,000.

� is year the Santa Sleigh Bus raised the fol-lowing throughout its traveling area:

Cash: $3,324.50Toys 1,042 ($20,000)

Food: 7,930 pounds ($19,825)

� e Kelowna First Canada Transit Ambas-sadors coordinate the program and said they “would like to thank each and every one of you for your support and we would like to wish you a wonderful 2014.”

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Happy New Year from the members and sta� at the Win� eld Curling Club.

Our ladies bonspiel takes place Jan. 17-19 with a Disney theme. � e doors are open all weekend so come on down and watch these ladies perform. It’s al-ways entertaining.

Playdowns are hap-pening around the prov-ince as teams vie for a spot in the provincials. � e 2014 B.C. Men’s Curling Championship takes place at the Van-couver Curling Club on Feb. 5-9. Last years’ win-ner, Team Bilesky (Curl-bc’s athlete of the year) will be there as well as John Morris, Kelowna favourite Kevin MacK-

enzie (Kelly Scott’s brother) and hopeful-ly our local ice maker Darren Heath. I’m sure it will be televised so we can all watch these greats perform. Tickets are $5 per game or buy pack-ages for all � ve days.

� e winner of this event will go on to rep-resent B.C. in the Tim Horton’s Brier, taking place in Kamloops on March 1-9. To purchase tickets online, go to curl-ing.ca/tickets, as every draw ticket includes the opportunity to meet the athletes along with free admission to the famous Brier Patch and Purple Heart Lounge.

As they say: Ya gotta be there.

Back at the Win� eld

Curling Club, we have BRR BALLS coming up, followed by the Fire-men vs. the Lions.

BRR BUNNS takes place on Feb. 22, then the inaugural Army and Navy club bonspiel has the weekend of March 1 and 2.

Our � nal wind-up to the season will be our famous Men’s Bonspiel on March 14-16, put on by the bonspiel commit-tee and promises to be a great time for all—curl-ers as well as volunteers. Come out and cheer on your favourites while supporting your local curling clubs.

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Law Covenant Exodus 34:27Between: Jehovah/Moses and

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Covenant With DavidBetween: Jehovah/DavidDate: 1070-1038 B.C.E.Purpose: Kingly Dynasty

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New Covenantw 10/15 2013 p.26 par.3 Mark 14:20,21; Jer. 31:31.

Between: Jehovah/144,000 Luke 12:32 This new spiritual nation! Date: Nisan 14, 33 C.E.Purpose: Take Out Seed

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Covenant With Noah Genesis 6:18Between: Jehovah/Noah

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Covenant of CircumcisionBetween: Jehovah/Seed

Date: 1919 B.C.E.Purpose: Sign Cov. w Abraham

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Covenant with Tribe of LeviBetween: Jehovah/House of Aaron

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Win� eld & District

Minor Hockey WeekJanuary 13-19

It’s that time of year for kids to practise while parents sip hot choco-late in the stands.

Imagine a week-long birthday party stretching from coast to coast to coast.

� at’s what Minor Hockey Week across Canada is all about from Jan. 13-19.

Hockey is, after all, a touchstone of Canadian life and the start of the hockey season marks a signi� cant

moment on the calendar for Can-adians of all walks of life.

� e start of the hockey season be-gins in the fall and beckons in the start of a new year as the hockey sea-son unfolds.

It means winter is coming and families can start to plan their days and weekends around hockey sched-ules.

� e local arena becomes the focal point of the community. Friendships

are renewed or new ones are made. � e passion for the sport drives all.

“It is amazing how much evolves around it,” said Hockey Canada president Bob Nicholson.

Hockey has produced some of this country’s greatest triumphs and disappointments.

Canadians danced in the streets when Canada won the gold med-al in the men’s and women’s compe-titions at the 2002 Winter Olympics

in Salt Lake City. Mining Olympic gold helped

ease the pain of a loss to the United States in the 1996 World Cup of Hockey, and seeing our best NHLers being eliminated by the Czech Republic at the ’98 Win-ter Games in Japan and having the women lose to the Americans.

Our men and women are No. 1 on the world stage as ranked by the International Ice Hockey Fed-

eration, a title that will be chal-lenged again when the Sochi Olym-pics hockey tournament begins next month

Since hockey is part of our na-tional soul, why not celebrate the game that means so much to Can-adians and brought us recognition and respect on the world stage.

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• Win� eld and Dis-trict Minor Hockey (WDMHA)continues to see moderate growth in it overall membership in 2013-14. � e a� liated school program, Pursuit of Excellence (POE), has also seen growth again this year.

• While Win� eld minor hockey registra-tion continues to grow

each year, WDMHA still faces a challenge to establish appropriately sized teams. Roster siz-es for each team are lim-ited to a maximum of 17 skaters and two goal-tenders (reduced rosters for younger divisions) but it is di� cult to � eld a competitive team with less than 13 skaters and one goaltender. As a

small association, the WDMHA often � nds itself with too many or not enough registrants to make appropriate sized teams.

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team was added in the atom (aged 9-10) div-ision this year.

• WDMHA reduced to 14 teams in 2013-14 covering ages 5-17.

• � ere were over 200 registrants in WDMHA (growth of � ve per cent over last season).

• POE in 2013-14 has three male midget (aged 15-17), 2 female bantam and midget combined and two bantam teams (aged 13-14) for a total of seven teams compared to � ve last year.

• � e WDMHA con-tinues to place signi� -

cant emphasis on respect in the sport. Its values are to � rst contribute in a positive way to raising upstanding young men and women in our com-munity.

• WDMHA has also made a signi� cant ef-fort to attract, retain and support game o� -cials. Minor hockey has the great fortune in hav-ing a very supportive and dedicated referee-in -chief who has worked very hard to continual-ly increase the skill levels and professionalism of our o� cials in 2013-14

• � e spirit of volun-teerism is tremendous.

Every team in WD-MHA hosts a home tournament that re-quires hundreds of hours of volunteer work. Min-or hockey is very fortun-ate to have great sup-port in the commun-ity from businesses and other nonpro� t organ-izations alike. Wheth-er its the local business owner, charitable organ-ization, or a team man-ager, coach, jersey parent, scorekeeper, tournament volunteer or a mem-ber of the minor hock-ey executive, everyone works together to pro-vide the best opportunity for every player.

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By taking time to showcase our game at the grassroots level, Min-or Hockey Week looks to promote hockey at the national, provincial and local levels.

Hockey is a unify-ing force in Canada and Minor Hockey Week aims to build on how the game brings families and communities togeth-er and how players of all ages learn important val-ues and life lessons.

Hockey is the ultim-ate team sport and Can-ada’s international suc-cess is a perfect example of how the best team and not necessarily the best players provide the right formula for success.

Minor hockey as-sociations are only as strong as the volunteers who give their time and in a show of immense strength, about four mil-lion Canadians do every-thing from sweep the ice to turn o� the lights in the arenas year in and

year out so our chil-dren can have a safe and friendly environment to play the game they love.

So if you’ve got time on your hands this week, go to your local neigh-bourhood arena and join in the celebrations hon-ouring the game we all have in our blood.

Be part of something Canadians take pride in.

Remember that hock-ey is Canada and Can-ada is hockey. And Can-adians wouldn’t have it any other way.

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How many times have you heard somebody point this out to a parent or adult in the stands at a minor hock-ey game who has let their emotions get the better of them.

But we all know that telling people to control their emotions is one thing and having them actually do it is an-other.

It’s not by coincidence that Hock-ey Canada last year launched a series of Public Service Announcements on television, radio and print media in an e� ort to change the ‘unacceptable be-havioural patterns” of a minute minor-ity of parents and adults in rinks across the country.

Hockey Canada didn’t use a dark, morbid message to get their point across. Instead, they used something Canadians from all walks of life can connect with. � e 30-second TV spots launched last season used humour to reverse roles in parent-child relation-ships by putting an impact spin on the pressures some parents may put on their children, all under the ‘Relax, it’s just a game’ umbrella.

“To do nothing would have been the wrong thing,” says Scot Keith, from Palmer Jarvis DDB, the ad agency who

partnered with Hockey Canada and created the campaign.

“People connected with the ads last year. Let’s face it. Bad adult behav-iour is a universal and societal issue and Hockey Canada should be com-mended for standing up and telling people to lay o� .”

Hockey Canada was hoping the PSAs would hit home but they were pleasantly surprised by the overwhelm-ing success.

Instead of begging outlets to air the announcements, media outlets lined up to get copies of them. Hockey Canada won or was nominated for 25 awards for the campaign, including a presti-gious silver lion at the industry heavy-weight Cannes International Advertis-ing Festival.

But the campaign to change atti-tudes, change the behaviour of some parents and adults doesn’t stop with the PSAs. Hockey Canada also has a ser-ies of programs designed for players and parents. Hockey Canada encour-ages parents to � nd out more about the program by either contacting their local minor hockey association or by access-ing information through www.safeand-fun.gmcanada.com.

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� e Kelowna & District Safety Council is organizing its 10th annual bus trip to the Vancouver Motorcycle Show at the Abbotsford TRADEX on Saturday, Jan. 25.

Pick up and drop o� locations are scheduled for Rutland, Kelowna and West Kelowna, with depar-ture times set for 6 a.m., 6:15 a.m. and 6:30 a.m. re-spectively. � e bus will return to Kelowna by about 9 p.m. that night, giving attendees some � ve hours at the show.

� e Vancouver Motorcycle Show is B.C.’s largest motorcycle event featuring all the major manufactur-ers of motorcycles, scooters and ATVs.

� e buses being used are comfortable charter buses. � e $65 event cost includes round trip bus fare, admission to the show, drop o� and quick entrance via the VIP door, a KDSC eco-tote bag, movies en route and a chance to win some door prizes. To learn more visit www.vancouvermotorcycleshow.com.

To register online for the bus trip visit www.kdsc.bc.ca or call the KDSC at 250-765-3163.

Iam about to share something I recent-ly learned about im-

paired driving laws.First, how could a

lawyer who has been in practice for close to 20 years possibly be so out of touch. I would hate for my legal reputation to be tarnished by my very public admission of ig-norance.

� ere is a common misperception that a law school graduate knows “the law.” More accur-ately, law school teach-es us tools about how to understand and interpret the law.

� ere is a 10 week course that we all must pass after law school and before practicing as a lawyer, part of “articling,” that gives us a kick start to actually learning and applying the law.

Even that, though, is an “open book” exercise that is more about learn-ing how to � nd answers than infusing us with legal knowledge. Cer-tainly, though, a lawyer who’s been practicing for 15 or 20 years ought to have a solid command of “the law” by then?

Not so. In fact, law-yers regularly focus on and develop practices in-volving a very narrow slice of the law, develop-ing a very narrow area of expertise. As time pass-es, whatever bits and pieces that we might have picked up about other areas of the law while becoming a lawyer becomes more and more faded and dated.

Is that enough sniv-elling for why I don’t know everything about the law?

Regular readers of my column know that I am a big fan of the automatic roadside penalties for impaired driving that the British Columbia gov-ernment put in place as of Sept. 20, 2010.

Yes, the administra-tive (not criminal charge related) penalties run roughshod over the kind of due process that the criminal justice system a� ords, but in my view the public safety concern outweighs the due pro-cess concern in that in-stance.

I have never driv-en through an Impaired Driving CounterAttack roadblock.

I had envisioned a very e� cient process of every driver rolling down the window, blow-ing into a screening de-vice and being sent on

their way unless the de-vice showed an illegal al-cohol content.

Not so, as I’ve come to learn.

According to the B.C. Ministry of Justice web-site, a breath sample is requested: “If an o� cer has reasonable suspicion to believe a driver may be under the in� uence of al-cohol…”.

I looked up the ac-tual wording, in sec-tion 215(2) of the Mo-tor Vehicle Act. I found it quite interesting.

In fact, a police of-� cer serves a notice of driving prohibition: “…if the peace o� cer has reasonable and probable

grounds to believe that a driver’s ability to drive a motor vehicle is a� ected by alcohol.”

According to the legislation, it is then up to the driver to re-quest the blood alcohol screening to prove that the blood alcohol level is within acceptable lim-its, which terminates the prohibition.

Really?� ere has to be some

observable sign of alco-hol impairment or other evidence leading the po-lice o� cer to believe that the ability to drive a mo-tor vehicle is a� ected by alcohol in order for the screening device to even come into play?

Yes, those are rhetor-ical questions dripping with as much sarcasm as my typed words are ca-pable of expressing.

Our world is full of highly functional alco-holics who would show absolutely no observ-able signs of impairment as they might pull up in a stop and go roadblock, but whose ability to drive a motor vehicle is very

much impaired.� e “reasonable and

probable grounds” re-quirement is intended, I expect, to survive a Charter attack on the legislation.

� e Canadian Char-ter of Rights and Free-doms, section 8, includes the following right: “Everyone has the right to be secure against un-reasonable search or seiz-ure.”

Yes, courts might rea-sonably interpret having to blow into a screen-ing device to be an “un-reasonable search” absent observable signs of im-pairment.

If so, this would be one of those rare circum-stances where I would want our law makers to invoke section 33(1) of the Charter, the “not-withstanding clause,” which expressly allows Canadian governments to expressly declare a law to operate notwithstand-ing certain Charter pro-tections.

When we hear RCMP statistics that one in 100 people (was

it one in 10 in one Oka-nagan community?) through roadblocks were issued administra-tive prohibitions, I guess that does not reassure us that the other 99 actually blew into the screening device and were cleared.

It just means that the other 99 were able to make it through with-out showing signs of im-pairment.

I hope that, somehow, I am reading the law wrong. If not, I call out to our law makers to � x this which, in my view, is a glaring problem.

Paul Hergott is a law-yer at Hergott Law.

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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

26.Violentconflict

27.Forest animal30.Gazed upon31.Plead32.Skedaddle33.Electric fish34.Baby tiger35.Briny36.Pal38.Evergreen

tree39.Hurry41.In the best

shape45.Sleeveless

blouse47.Despise48.Epochs

49.Amusing50.Flat51.School exam52.G-man53.Agts.

DOWN1. Tentacles2. Lunch hour3. Hubbub:

hyph.4. Oz’s ____

City5. Colorers6. Long

timespans7. Nip in the

____8. Albacore

and bluefin

9. Yolkcontainer

10.Yeasty brews11.Ancient

strings17.Copycat19.Winding

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

home41.Chimney duct42.Icicle hanger43.Phase44.Wallet items46.____ and

running

ACROSS1. The thing

there5. Ref’s cousin8. Includes12.Coupe, e.g.13.Baltic or

North14.Tack15.Sand bar16.Football

intermission18.Shoe fillers20.Ruled21.Emerge24.Quick25.Odd26.VI27.Provoke30.Jars

31.Alcoholicliquor

32.Ornery33.Picasso’s

specialty34.Male person35.Savor36.Tow38.Sofa39.Fish41.Wound

remainder42.Vegas wheel44.Had an

obligation48.Otherwise49.Overcame50.PBS science

show51.Eager

52.Elect53.Look to be

DOWN1. Roofing goo2. Color tone3. Dined4. Chewy

candies5. Wedding

member6. Steak, e.g.7. Companion8. Nonsupporters9. Most

exquisite10.Thin coin11.Arctic

transport17.Linen source

19.Corn portion21.Greenish blue22.Feline sound23.Luxury suite24.Five-spot26.Moral wrong28.Judge29.Lower joint31.“My ____

Sal”32.Married

women34.Stubborn sort

35.English drink37.Woody

or Tim38.Perfume39.“Star ____”40.Film part41.Call it quits43.1 + 145.Distress46.Night before

Christmas47.Water barrier

ACROSS1. May honoree4. Baby’s father8. Harvest12.Wall clinger13.In any way14.Good guy15.Hockey goal16.Hidden18.Come into20.Put on

apparel21.Went ahead22.Travel

document23.Pond scum26.Cave dweller27.Fitness

center

30.Aspires31.Move quickly32.Bride’s

headpiece33.Zing34.Parking area35.Fence of

greenery36.Piece38.____ whiz!39.Lazes41.Decorated,

as a gift45.Vanish47.King’s better48.Mind ____

matter49.Sublet50.This lady

51.“____ ThanZero”

52.Selects53.Twain’s

Sawyer

DOWN1. Skirt type2. Baking place3. Fable4. Edict5. Evade6. Auto mishap

mark7. Curved line8. Scorches9. Discharged10.Metallic

rocks

11.Seedcases17.Blue-pencil19.Shady trees22.Dick ____

Dyke23.Dupe24.Tell a fib25.Urges26.Except28.Porky ____29.Bitter brew31.Disintegrate32.Al Gore, e.g.

34.Speechimpediment

35.Card suit37.Advances38.Cary or Hugh39.Pagan god40.Plummet41.Sob42.Time gone by43.Sound return44.Consider46.Major-leaguer

PUZZLE NO. 693

ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO. 693

PUZZLE NO. 695

Copyright © 2013, Penny Press


PUZZLE NO. 694



ACROSS1. Venomous

snake4. Low female

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

logo

30.Ancient31.Nutty32.Converse,

slangily33.Colorize34.Clasped35.18-wheeler36.Bread and

whiskey38.Unmarried

woman40.Escorted42.Slip up43.Woeful sigh44.Pungent,

edible roots49.Oxen team50.Notable times51.European

peak

52.Visualizes53.Strike out54.Cloud’s locale

DOWN1. Play unit2. “Curly ____”3. Part of rpm4. Assumed

name5. State-

sponsoreddrawings

6. Foot digit7. Switch

positions8. Counter seat9. Cleaned10.Land

measure

11.Peat ____16.TV alien19.Venice, e.g.20.Lump of dirt21.Greasy22.Attempt23.Top prize:

2 wds.26.____ at ease28.Identical29.Revolve31.Cast off35.Knights’ titles

37.Affirmatives39.Come up40.Year portions41.Burn reliever44.Scarlet45.“Car 54,

Where ____You?”

46.____-been47.Antlered

animal48.Eavesdrop

PUZZLE NO. 696




CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERSUSE AMERICAN SPELLING




•Oyama LegiOn Branch 189 Ladies auxiLiary Presents Robbie Burns dinner and dance Jan. 25. Doors open at 6pm, 6:15 toast to the Haggis, 6:30 dinner. 7 to 8 Scottish Highland Dancers. Scottish country dancers with the North Okanagan PipeBand. Followed by public dancing to the K - Drifters a local country band. Tickets at the legion $20 each. Oyama Branch 189 Royal Canadian Legion, 15712 Oyama Rd., 250-548-3521.•BaBytime fOr ages newBOrn tO 18 mOnths at the Lake Country Branch of the Okanagan Regional Library. Songs, rhymes, puppets and stories for baby and their caregiver. Tuesdays at 10:10am until March 11th. Storytime for children 3 to 5 years old accompanied by parents/caregivers. Join Pokey for FREE stories, action rhymes and more! Fridays at 10:15 a.m. until May 2. *Note - no storytime on Fri., April 18 - Good Friday. No need to register for these free programs – just drop in! The Lake Country Branch of the ORL is located at 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road. For more information please call the branch at 250-766-3141 or visit www.orl.bc.ca.•ae theatre grOup wOrkshOp series. Jan.-March 31. Rotary Centre For The Arts (Kelowna), Voice Of Diversity (V0D) is an amateur theatre group recruiting passionate members! VOD is a multicultural theatre group for immigrants and visible minorities in Kelowna. It encourages participation in a series of theatre workshops to make a creative and positive change in us and in the community. Any immigrant or visible minority can join. No tuition fee! No age limit! If you are interested in participating in this FREE theatre workshop contact YoungJae Kim at [email protected] and 250-826-6502.•Open hOuse music & dance wOrkshOp series Rotary Centre for the Arts, Kelowna. Jan. to March at various locations, City of Kelowna. This series from different multicultural societies and groups showcases and demonstrates some traditional music and dance. Check for dates and locations: www.occabc.ca, www.asianheritage.ca. Also on Facebook: Okanagan Chinese Canadian Association, Asian Heritage Month Okanagan.•Oyama Branch 189 Ladies auxiLiary installation of officers for 2014. District Zone Commander officiating at the Oyama Legion on Sun., Jan. 19, 2pm. Everyone welcome. President Linda Bowers, Vice President Ilys Lang, Secretary Helen Nuefeld, Treasurer Goldie Borge, Executive at Large, Penny Currie, Peg Wells, Sgt at Arms Amy Wildcatr.•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 have started all there regular programs. Art, Tai Chi, Zumba. JOY Fitness, wood shop, line dancing, lunches, Prime Time, crib and bridge. Call 250-766-4220 for more information.•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 [email protected]•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 [email protected]•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. 21, 28 Winfield Senior Centre Luncheon. 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 [email protected] for further info.•Lc OutdOOrs cLuB welcomes new hikers. Sturdy hiking boots are a must. Bring water, snacks/lunch & clothing appropriate & sufficient for the weather. For more info, to sign up for our hikes, or to post your own hikes on the forum, visit www.lakecountryoutdoorsclub.com.

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DONATION…Ken Bessasson, with

Okanagan Kids Care, presents local food

bank executive director Lenetta Parry with three cheques—

one for Kelowna, Westside and Lake

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� e regional waste reduction of-� ce is warning the public that dur-ing snowy and icy conditions, gar-bage collection may be delayed.

“You may also need to alter the regular placement of your garbage and recycling carts to ensure the col-lection vehicle can reach them,” said the o� ce in a news release issued Wednesday.

� e news release said if your gar-bage or recycling has not been picked up, leave it out for collection

and the waste hauler will pick it up as soon as possible.

Do not bring your carts back in until they’ve been emptied to ensure your collection isn’t missed.

� e regional waste reduction of-� ce also issued a number of tips con-cerning putting out waste collection carts in the Central Okanagan:

• Do not place carts in a location where a snowplow will hit them.

� e cart should be no closer than three feet from any obstacle, parked

car, or other cart—an arm’s length spacing is required between each cart. When considering cart place-ment, note the automated arm on the collection truck can only reach a maximum of eight feet from the truck and up to one foot o� the ground.

• Find or clear an unobstruct-ed site to put your carts out for col-lection.

It is the responsibility of the resi-dent to clear appropriate space at the

curb/roadway in front of their prop-erty for placement of carts.

• Put carts as close as possible to the street, without obstructing the street, sidewalk or bike lane.

Often placing your carts on either side of your driveway allows for greater ease for the collection trucks and for you.

• Do not place carts behind or on top of snow banks.

• Clear your cart of snow and ice to ensure the lid opens when cart is

tipped.• As waste collection carts are

equipped with wheels, please use ex-tra caution when wheeling them in snowy and icy conditions.

• Unmaintained easement roads may result in delayed pickup. If you live on a private or easement road, keep your road clear or have your bins curbside on the public street if the private road is inaccessible.

• Have carts out for collection by 7 a.m.

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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2014

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We will…•Eat supper together

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•Make and take special things home•Give you a “goodie bag” for home

ELFF is a program for parents of 3 to 5 year old children designed to improve their success in literacy at school and to build

connections between home and school. When parents are involved in their children’s education, their children do better.

ELFF is free of charge for all members of your family. Childcare will be provided along with supper for all of you.

PLEASE CALL OYAMA TRADITIONAL SCHOOL TODAYTO REGISTER: 250-548-3783

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Marriage can be the biggest fi -nancial deci-

sion of a lifetime. Finances are a large

component, in addition to romance and court-ship.

Many people now wait until they are estab-lished in their careers be-fore they get married.

� is means get-ting married later in life. Many people now wait until their 30s or 40s to commit to a relationship.

For people over the age of 40 with signi� cant � nancial assets, there may be more of a � nan-cial consequence and more assets to be dis-cussed.

Typically, those who remarry are older and have accumulated sub-stantial assets from the � rst time they married.

With the divorce rate as high as 50 per cent in Canada, many people remarry. � e older the newlyweds, the more � -nancially complicated it may be. With a second marriage, there may be a blended family to con-sider. � ere may also be obligations under a pre-vious divorce decree.

� ere are many things to consider before you say “I do” for the � rst or second time.

� ese questions may

not be part of the discus-sion over a romantic can-dle light dinner when dating.

� e reality is, � nances are part of our everyday life, in good times and in bad times. Before you get married, you should re-view all aspects of your � nancial a� airs with one another.

Discuss the net worth of each individual and how that net worth is calculated. Is it in home ownership, second prop-erty ownership or is it in liquid assets held in in-vestments? Are there pension assets to be div-ided in retirement?

With a second mar-riage, is the previous spouse the bene� ciary of pension assets?

Check life insurance policies for the named bene� ciary. Have your bene� ciaries changed?

Too many newlyweds fail to update the bene-� ciaries of their life in-surance policies.

Do you have enough life insurance that your

new family is counting on, or is a previous family � nancially depending on your income? Discuss all current debts. How much is owed on credit cards and all loans?

Review past and cur-rent � nancial obligations. � is includes student loans, personal loans, child support or alimony payments.

Review your will and if you have questions or concerns have your will reviewed by a lawyer.

Your next step is to consider drafting a pre-nuptial agreement.

A prenuptial agree-ment, called a “prenup” is a marriage contract.

� is agreement is es-pecially important if you

are bringing signi� cant assets into the marriage, have a business, expect an inheritance or have children from a previous marriage.

� e prenup is draft-ed prior to a couple get-ting married and is used to address � nancial issues and the division of assets and spousal support obli-gations in the event of a marriage breakdown.

You need to deter-mine if you need your � -nancial assets to stay in-tact should the marriage not work out.

Many people see re-marriage as a fresh new chance at happiness with a new partner to share their life with. If all mar-riages worked out, there

would be no separation or divorce. However, in today’s world, planning can save you from � nan-

cial hardship.Doreen Smith is a cer-

ti� ed Financial Plan-ner with Capri Wealth

Management Inc. and Manulife Securities In-vestment Services Inc.

[email protected]

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AQ We are buying our � rst home and were

told that our Poly B water pipes may cause problems with an insurance claim. Why is that?If your home was built in the 80’s or 90’s you may have grey plastic water pipes known as Poly B. Prior to the 80’s copper pipe was primarily used but became too expensive to

use.Many restoration companies suggest that most often the problem is caused by high water pressure and a failed pressure reducing valve [PRV].It is suggested to check your water pressure twice a year and have someone inspect your Poly B piping. A home inspection cannot predict a future leak but will identify conditions that might. Also check with your insurance company to determine claim issues or if you need to replace your pipes with the new PEX pipe.Other reasons for a possible leak:1. The use of acetal � ttings 2. Over crimping of aluminum bands 3. High water temperatures & installed to close to high heat4. High levels of free chlorine For a free estimate on replacement or annual inspection cost call Ken 778-363-0533.

AQ Can functional foot orthotics reduce

the pain in my knees, hips, and lower back?

It all depends on the make up of your lower extremity. Outer or inner knee pain may be caused by increased pressure in that area of the knee joint and functional foot orthotics

can help realign you to alleviate that pressure. The same applies to the hips and lower back. Flat feet and abnormal knee mechanics can cause poor posture when walking and place strain on your lower back. Functional foot orthotics must be made with a rigid or semi-rigid plastic polymer or graphite material to have any impact on your feet and knee mechanics. In other words, even if your feet were casted or molded, if the orthotic you receive can be easily folded or twisted -- that is, not rigid -- it will not improve your alignment or mechanics. Orthotics that are soft and malleable are known as accommodative orthotics and are essentially a soft landing for sufferers of neuropathy from diabetes or those who shuf� e from Parkinson’s disease. Seeing your podiatrist will help you solve what is best for you.

25-1710 Ellis StreetKelowna, BC

778-484-2284www.kelownapodiatry.com

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AQ It’s time to buy. Where do I

start?So you’re ready to purchase a home? You may have already consulted with your lender and have determined the amount of � nancing you have available. You may

have even drafted your “wish list” and started to check out properties in your desired area.

Whether this is your � rst home or you are a seasoned home buyer this will likely be the largest � nancial transaction you will undertake, it’s more than likely the most complex as well. This is where a quali� ed professional Realtor who has earned an ABR designation can help. An Accredited Buyer’s Representative has taken advanced training specializing in buyer’s needs. With the help of your ABR, you’ll have all the current market information you need, pertinent information on the neighborhood and be guided through the process from start to � nish….your ABR will put your needs above any other.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Visitor Centre Operations May 17, 2014 to September 1, 2014

The District of Lake Country is requesting proposals from organizations interested in operating a Visitor Centre in Lake Country from May 17, 2014 to September 1, 2014.

See full details at: http://www.okanaganway.ca/tenders

Municipal Office Janitorial Services Tender No. PR06-2013

The District of Lake Country is seeking bids from bonafide commercial janitorial companies to provide cleaning services at

the Municipal Office at 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road.

See full details at: http://www.okanaganway.ca/tenders

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 [email protected]

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 [email protected] Speak at the Council Meeting

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

Reyna Seabrook, Corporate Officer 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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