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LAKE COUNTRY MUSEUM

APPLEBOX BELLES, working in a Lake Country packinghouse, some sizing and others gently individually wrapping and packing apples into B.C. apple boxes ready for shipment around the world.

Are you an Applebox Belle?

� e Lake Coun-try Museum invites the public to a community meeting Saturday, June 13, to share your own memories, or your moth-er’s or grandmother’s, of working in Lake Coun-try’s early fruit packing-houses.

� e museum is work-ing with the community to develop a local history exhibit for the Virtual

Museum of Canada.� e exhibit, Apple-

box Belles: � e Women of Lake Country’s Pack-inghouses, will present the experiences of the women working in Lake Country’s early packing-houses.

� e online exhibition will concentrate on the � rst women to work as fruit packers, their train-ing, work conditions, and personal experien-ces. It will include � rst-hand accounts and inter-views with these women workers and their des-cendants.

� e exhibit timeline

will include experien-ces in the � rst packing-houses of 1909-1911, during the First World War years, the changes in the fruit industry in the 1920s, and will continue through to the 1950s.

� e orchard industry and packinghouses are an integral part of Lake Country’s history, from the planting of the � rst seedlings in 1907 to the present day.

In 1909, the Oka-nagan Valley Land Company and the Wood Lake Fruitlands Com-pany planted extensive apple orchards alongside

the smaller, independent orchards, and the com-munity became estab-lished as a fruit growing centre of the Okanagan.

During the per-iod 1909 through to 1936, eight packing-houses were in oper-ation in Lake Coun-try, employing a large number of men and women. Women gener-ally worked as packers, whose job it was to wrap the apples in paper; place them carefully in a box, then send the box on a skid to the press man.

� e women re-ceived training in sizing

the fruit, wrapping and packing to box speci� ca-tions, and in most cases quickly became adept at their work.

Professional packers could pack 100 to 125 boxes per day of unsized fruit and up to 150 boxes per day of apples that had already been sized.

Today, the Lake Country packinghouse is one of the major pack-inghouses in the Oka-nagan, still employing many women as packers.

As an historic exhib-it, Applebox Belles pre-sents the story of the ear-ly years, before the chan-

ges in packinghouse operations and the style of apple boxes switching from wood to cardboard in the 1950s.

Join museum sta� and meet many others in the community with ties to the women who packed Lake Country fruit, Sat-urday, June 13, from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Carr’s Landing Room, Munici-pal Building, 10150 Bot-tom Wood Lake Rd., in Lake Country.

For more information, contact the Lake Coun-try Museum at 250-766-0111 or email [email protected].

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� e Okanagan Cor-rectional Centre (OCC) is getting prepared to start taking inmates in early 2017.

Once looking to be built somewhere in or around Lake Country, the South Okanagan is already reaping the bene-� t of the construction jobs, soon to be followed by full-time ongoing work in corrections.

A year after the fa-cility broke ground, con-struction is full-steam ahead on the $200-mil-lion, high-security fa-cility with completion and sta� ng set for Sep-tember 2016.

� e 378-cell facility has the ability to house more than 500 inmates and is creating 240 full-time correctional o� cer jobs, as well as jobs re-lating to the correctional centre’s construction.

Osoyoos Indian Band Chief Clarence Lou-ie was on hand for his second tour of the facility last week. � e OCC is the � rst to be built on Indian Band land in North America. � e unique opportunity is an economic driver for the band as well as the area Louie said.

“� ere’s not very many 200 million dollar projects, not many. � ey happen once a decade if that, so this is a huge project. Not just for the Osoyoos Indian Band but the entire South Okanagan,” he said.

With the start for many of the corrections o� cer jobs a year and half away, Louie said the information sessions re-lating to the facility have been well attended.

“� ere’s a number of young people looking to make a career move here. Even from some of our existing businesses, which is good,” he said.

MLA for Chilli-wack-Hope, Laurie � roness, was also tak-ing a tour of the facility, which he says is creating hundreds of jobs already.

“� ere’s going to be 378 cells in this institu-tion, it will create 300 jobs,” � roness said. “About 60 will be aux-iliary sta� and 40 per cent of those jobs will be taken from the area here, so we’re going to hire locally as much as we can.”

� roness said around 1,000 jobs are being cre-ated throughout the con-struction phase.

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“� ere’s not very many 200 million dollar projects, not many. � ey happen once a decade if that, so this is a huge project. Not just for the Osoyoos Indian Band but the entire South Okanagan,” he said.

With the start for many of the corrections o� cer jobs a year and half away, Louie said the information sessions re-lating to the facility have been well attended.

“� ere’s a number of young people looking to make a career move here. Even from some of our existing businesses, which is good,” he said.

MLA for Chilli-wack-Hope, Laurie � roness, was also tak-ing a tour of the facility, which he says is creating hundreds of jobs already.

“� ere’s going to be 378 cells in this institu-tion, it will create 300 jobs,” � roness said. “About 60 will be aux-iliary sta� and 40 per cent of those jobs will be taken from the area here, so we’re going to hire locally as much as we can.”

� roness said around 1,000 jobs are being cre-ated throughout the con-struction phase.

—Penticton Western

Prison in Oliver on track for 2016

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CONSTRUCTION is in full swing on the Okanagan Correctional Centre near Oliver.

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� e father of a local Conservative MP has been � ned by the Law Society of B.C. for writ-ing himself into a client’s will.

For two breaches of professional conduct Penticton lawyer Charles Louis Albas—father to Okanagan Coquihal-la MP Dan Albas—has been ordered by the soci-ety to pay a $7,000 � ne, as well as $1,736.25 in legal costs.

“� ere is no evidence that he exerted pressure on his client or that the proposed gift to himself was anything other than her true testamentary wishes,” reads the deci-sion from the three-per-son panel.

However, they explain in the decision there are two cases where Albas should not have over-seen the writing of a will

he was the bene� ciary of, and that’s where he ran afoul of the law society.

“In both instances he took steps to bene-� t himself directly or in-directly without ensur-ing that his client had in-dependent legal advice,” they wrote. “� is is a ser-ious breach of duty to a client.”

According to the agreed statement of fact, Albas was the legal rep-resentative of a woman referred to throughout the law society docu-ment as FC.

She asked him to pre-pare a will that left half her estate to Shiner’s Hospitals and half to Al-bas, and it was executed in February 2009, wit-nessed by his receptionist and legal assistant.

In 2013, new rules of conduct prohibiting law-yers from preparing wills in which they receive gifts came into play, so

Albas, with the consent of FC, agreed to have a third party write a new will.

He chose a lawyer with whom he shared o� ce space to do the work, but that lawyer did not direct the prepara-tion of the will or take on responsibility for its exe-cution.

Albas then went about preparing a new will that instead named his wife as the bene� ciary of half of FC’s estate. He took the document to FC, but she never signed it and in July 2013 she was com-mitted under the Mental Health Act.

Albas was able to get FC released when he wrote a letter to a hospi-tal on her behalf, but in September 2013 she re-tained a new lawyer.

� at lawyer wrote to Albas demanding that Albas “cease any further contact or communica-

tion with FC.”Once the matter

reached the law soci-ety, Albas admitted to his misconduct, which the panel said bode well. It didn’t, however, negate the missteps he made.

“� e importance of ensuring the public’s con� dence in the integ-rity of the legal profes-sion cannot be overstated when determining an appropriate disciplinary action,” they wrote.

“Most members of the public require a will. Many of them will en-trust the preparation of a will to the lawyer that they know personally. � ey should be entitled to rely on their lawyer to act in their best inter-ests. Given the vulner-ability of clients, the law-yer must not accept gifts from a client without en-suring that that client has received independent legal advice.”

Father of MP � ned for misconduct

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A Kelowna aerospace company is part of a ma-jor consortium trying to land a huge multi-mil-lion dollar, 20-year con-tract to build, supply and maintain the next gener-ation of Search and Res-cue airplanes in Canada.

KF Aerospace, for-merly known as Kelowna Flightcraft, has teamed up with General Dy-namics Canada, Aleria Aermacchi and DRS Technologies Canada to bid on the contract under the name Team Spartan. � e federal government recently issued a request for proposals from inter-ested groups.

� e contract would see replacement of the venerable Bu� alo air-

craft, described by Can-ada’s Defence Minis-ter Jason Kenny as the “workhorse” of the Can-adian Air Force since the 1960s.

Kenny, who visited KF Aerospace late last week to see � rsthand the work the company does, said the all-encom-

passing contract would see the winning bidder build the planes, supply them to the Air Force for Search and Rescue mis-sions, maintain them over the life of the con-tract and train pilots to � y them.

“It’s the way pro-curement is going these days,” said Kenny of the all-encompassing con-tract, which is expected to be awarded in 2016 . “We are trying to bundle in a life-time warranty.”

KF Aerospace is no stranger to federal gov-ernment contracts,

It is currently in the last year of a � ve-year contract to maintain the Air Force’s search and rescue Bu� alo planes, as well as its smaller Twin Otter search and rescue

aircraft.� e Bu� alos are sta-

tioned at airforce bases across Western and Cen-tral Canada, including at the Comox Air Force base on Vancouver Is-land. Hercules aircraft are used by Search and Rescue in Eastern Can-ada.

� e new contract would replace both the Bu� alo and the Hercules across the country, and KF Aerospace, as its part of the consortium, would handle the mainten-ance of the new planes. � e new planes, models of which are already in service elsewhere in the world, would be built by Italian company Aleria Aermacchi.

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Local company bids for big contract

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Ralph Wagner, director of defence programs for KF Aerospce (centre) shows Canada’s Defence Minister Jason Kenny (left) and local MP Ron Cannan (right)maintenance work being done on a Search and Rescue Bu� alo. SEE KF AEROSPACE A18

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I saw it again the other day—an en-thusiastic Chris-

tian holding up a sign in a stadium: “Jn 3:16.” As if those letters and num-bers were some kind of magical code that could, somehow, trans� x an un-believer watching a TV screen far away and in-

stantly change her life.� ose familiar with

the Bible will know, of course, that the code re-fers to a Bible verse be-loved by evangelicals—the 16th verse of the third chapter of the gos-

pel of John—which be-gins: “For God so loved the world…”

� en a random thought struck me. What if it really is a code? What if 3:16 is a cryptic reference to a whole series of special messages?

I already know that there’s another signi� -cant 3:16 in the evan-gelical vocabulary. Paul’s second letter to Tim-othy (even though schol-ars now agree it’s highly unlikely that Paul him-self wrote it) declares, “All scripture is inspired by God…”

Believers love quoting that verse to squelch any dispute about the Bible’s authority. After all, if the Bible derives its author-ity directly from God, who can challenge it? And it must come dir-ectly from God, because the Bible itself says so….

It’s a circular argu-

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on in our communityOpposition

politicians were outraged over

the B.C. government’s latest e� ort to secure its � rst major lique� ed nat-ural gas deal, announced last week.

Premier Christy Clark, Natural Gas De-velopment Minister Rich Coleman and Fi-nance Minister Mike de Jong signed agreements with Paci� c Northwest LNG for a long-term gas royalty structure that could run for 30 years.

� e government says the deal guaran-tees minimum royal-ty revenue for the prov-ince, while the investors increase their revenue if the spread between gas prices in North America and Asia increases dur-ing the term.

Paci� c Northwest is a partnership of some of the biggest investors and gas customers: Malay-sian state giant Petronas, its Canadian subsidiary Progress Energy, Chi-nese state � rm Sinopec, Indian Oil Corp. and Japan Petroleum.

� ese corporate giants will review a pro-ject development agree-ment, and if they ap-prove, Clark will convene the legislature to approve changes that would com-pensate them if the new LNG income tax in-creases.

Environmental chan-ges such as a “dis-criminatory” carbon tax increase or greenhouse gas regulations on LNG would also trigger com-pensation. Future chan-ges to general carbon tax or corporate income tax rates would not.

NDP leader John Horgan warned that “too much lolly” is being of-

fered, with no word of job guarantees for B.C. or a deal with First Na-tions at the proposed site near Prince Rupert.

“My biggest concern is that we’re tying the hands of future govern-ments because a desper-ate government made commitments that they over-promised on and now they want to get a deal at any cost,” Hor-gan said.

Green Party MLA Andrew Weaver called it “shocking and irrespon-sible,” repeating his pre-diction that the global market is swimming in gas and will never sup-port huge green-� eld projects across B.C.

For the invest-ors, it’s like a mortgage. � ere are “subjects” to be removed before the deal closes, and this is a pro-posed $36 billion mort-gage for pipelines, LNG processing and shipping facilities.

� is isn’t just a polit-ical dispute. For example, Progress has drilled about 500 gas wells in northeastern B.C., and

Petronas took it over with this development in mind. Without exports, B.C.’s whole gas indus-try is looking at a bleak future of low prices and demand.

Petronas delayed its investment decision to this year and cited exact-ly these concerns, cer-tainty on taxation and royalties beyond the elec-tion cycle. With that in hand, their obstacles re-main federal environ-mental approval and a revenue sharing deal with a First Nation to host a terminal.

Paci� c Northwest CEO Michael Culbert notes that answers to questions posed by the Lax Kw’alaams First Na-tion were submitted to federal regulators only days before they start-ed voting on a $1 billion share of LNG proceeds over 40 years.

� e vote was a re-sounding no, despite a redesign that put pipe-lines on a suspension bridge over the most sensitive salmon habi-tat. Culbert suggests

that given some time to examine environmental mitigation work, that an-swer may change.

Does aboriginal title o� er a veto over pro-jects like this? According to the recent Supreme Court of Canada deci-sion on the Tsilhqot’in case, the short answer is no. Objections could be overridden if govern-ments determine a pro-ject is in the interest of the greater public.

Talks have taken place with 19 First Na-tions a� ected by pipe-lines and facilities, and 14 have agreed. While they continue with Lax Kw’alaams and other Tsimshian Nations on the coast, it’s worth re-calling that others are not so reluctant.

� e Nisga’a Nation has identi� ed four sites as suitable for LNG ter-minals with a short-er pipeline route to the coast than Prince Ru-pert.

Tom Fletcher is a Black Press legislative reporter.

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pel of John—which be-gins: “For God so loved the world…”

� en a random thought struck me. What if it really is a code? What if 3:16 is a cryptic reference to a whole series of special messages?

I already know that there’s another signi� -cant 3:16 in the evan-gelical vocabulary. Paul’s second letter to Tim-othy (even though schol-ars now agree it’s highly unlikely that Paul him-self wrote it) declares, “All scripture is inspired by God…”

Believers love quoting that verse to squelch any dispute about the Bible’s authority. After all, if the Bible derives its author-ity directly from God, who can challenge it? And it must come dir-ectly from God, because the Bible itself says so….

It’s a circular argu-

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People often ask me why I decid-ed to re-enter pub-

lic life, and one incident usually comes to mind—the death of a pedestrian standing at a Kelowna street corner waiting to cross the road.

� e incident may have happened 10 years ago, but it’s never far from my mind. It’s why the safety of my constituents is one of my highest priorities.

I was re� ecting on this a few weeks ago as I announced, on be-half of B.C.’s Minis-ter of Transportation and Infrastructure Todd Stone, that our govern-ment will install concrete median barriers on ap-proximately nine kilo-metres of Highway 97 between Kelowna and Lake Country. � e total project budget is $2.5 million.

Work will began this month on phase one of the project, which will

see concrete median bar-riers installed on High-way 97 from University Way to the north end of Duck Lake. � is part of the project is expected to be completed this sum-mer.

Phase two of the safe-ty improvements is in the early planning stages and will likely be com-pleted in fall 2016. It will include median bar-riers continuing north along Highway 97 from Duck Lake to Com-monwealth Road, as well

as some additional access improvements.

Once initial planning

is complete, the proposed design will be brought forward for public con-sultation. I encourage everyone to take part in this process and share their thoughts and ideas.

Given the importance of Highway 97 to our re-gion, I’m sure there will be plenty of input. It’s a key route for both trav-el and trade, connecting multiple communities and regions across the province.

Highway 97 is the busiest route in the In-terior and this particular stretch of road sees ap-proximately 30,000 ve-hicles per day. With the population of the Oka-

nagan region expected to grow rapidly over the next 10 years, it’s im-portant that we invest in safety improvements and ensure infrastructure keeps pace.

� e potential for a second crossing over Okanagan Lake is an-other option we’re ex-ploring thanks to this growing population, and we want your input on this as well. Two open houses were held, in Ke-lowna and West Kelow-na, and our online con-sultation is now under-

way at http://engage.gov.bc.ca/okanagansecond-crossing.

Here, you can get background informa-tion about the transpor-tation planning going on in the Central Okanagan as well as submit a feed-back form either online, by email or mail. � is is all part of the ministry’s three-year Central Oka-nagan Planning Study, which was launched in the fall of 2014.

Of course, our region is just one part of B.C.’s vast transportation net-

work which supports trade for our province’s expanding resource sec-tors. If you’re interested in learning more about e� orts to improve our road infrastructure be-yond the Central Oka-nagan-- I encourage you to read B.C. on the Move, the Province’s 10-year transportation plan, at http://engage.gov.bc.ca/transportationplan.

Norm Letnick is the Liberal MLA for Kelow-na-Lake Country and B.C. Agriculture Minister.

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ment, but that doesn’t seem to matter.

So I started chas-ing some other 3:16’s. 1 Samuel looks good—that’s the young boy learning to say “Here I am,” to his calling. But 2 Samuel 3:16 is about King David abducting another man’s wife.

• Genesis 3:16 tells us that women will su� er pain in giving birth.

• Joshua 3:16 assures

us that water doesn’t al-ways � ow downhill.

• Isaiah 3:16 calls the daughters of Israel haughty, and promises to cover them with scabs. Ecclesiastes sees wicked-ness everywhere. Lam-entations o� ers the im-age of teeth grinding on gravel. And Habakkuk expects a day of calamity.

� e New Testament looks a little more prom-ising:

• Matthew 3:16 –the Spirit of God settles on

Jesus.• Mark 3:16 –Jesus

appoints twelve disciples.• Luke 3:16—John

the Baptist promises that a more powerful messen-ger will come.

But then the 3:16 ref-erences go downhill again.

• Romans 3:16—Paul promises ruin and mis-ery.

• 1 Timothy 3:16—re-ligion is a mystery.

• Hebrews 3:16—everyone was rebellious.

• 2 Peter 3:16 –Paul’s letters are hard to under-stand.

• Revelation 3:16—I will spit you out for be-ing lukewarm.

Indeed, if 3:16 is sig-ni� cant, God apparent-ly didn’t have a message at all in Ezra, Esther, Psalms, Hosea, Amos, Jonah, Micah, Haggai or Zechariah, because the third chapter has no 16th verse. Ditto for Paul’s � rst letter to the � es-salonians, the letters to Titus, Philemon, and Jude, and the second and third letters of John.

I must be doing this wrong. Maybe 3:16 is the wrong code. Maybe, like the people in � e Imi-tation Game who broke the German “Enigma” code in World War II, I need to analyze every possible combination and sequence of letters, until I crack the cipher.

Or maybe there isn’t a coded message at all. Maybe there’s just a story, the ultimate story, of humans trying to understand their rela-tionship with Holy One-ness.

� e Bible is a great book. In the western European world, it is the most in� uential book of all time. But it is not an encrypted code-book that needs to be de-ciphered.

Author Jim Taylor lives in Lake Country.

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Spoiler alert: No code is needed for the BibleTAYLOR FROM A4

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I did something I have rarely done in my working career;

I took some time on the May holiday Monday to go up in our beautiful mountains and � y � sh with my daughter Lynsy.

I was fascinated to see an abundance of hazel-nut shrubs especial-

ly near the creeks. � ese provide a source of stor-able food for squirrels and chipmunks and were a good source of protein for indigenous people over the centuries.

� e forest litter was plentiful in all areas other than where we humans have disturbed it. For-

est litter is the accumula-tion of materials dropped from the trees and shrubs left to decompose on the ground. � is is probably the most important as-pect of plant health in the wild.

We humans just love to clean all that litter up and send it away from our gardens. At one time that all went into the land� ll but now with our Ogogrow program we turn it into compost which we can apply to

our garden beds. It looks good, retains moisture, adds organic content to the soil and is loaded with nutrients just like the natural forest litter.

On a less than pleas-ant note I just have to say we humans are still putting what I feel is undue pressure on our ecosystem and natur-al beauty in the forests in the name of recreation. We now have so many ATV enthusiasts ply-ing the woods with ever-

more powerful machines. � ere is no problem if

these would stay on the established forestry roads and side paths but the evidence of mud-bog-ging in very sensitive areas is quite visible. It is very concerning when walking down a path to � nd a wet area all churned up with obvious dead or dying fauna and � ora.

I think some educa-tion is needed so folk can still have fun and respect

the environment at the same time.

We are so blessed to be able to, in a matter of less than an hour, enjoy nature’s garden. For some it is racing around on a machine. For some it is backpacking with horses or on foot. For others it is to wonder at the diversity and har-mony of the natural bio-logical processes.

Let’s honour each other’s interests and es-pecially honour nature.

Have fun outdoors, and respect our woodlands at the same time

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As the Kelowna Rockets hockey team faces o� for each of its games in the 2015 Me-morial Cup tournament, one outcome can be counted on.

Super-fan Reagan Krivsky is cheering the team on from the stands at the Pepsi Collisée in Quebec City, just like she does at every home game in Prospera Place.

“� ey probably don’t know that I’m here,” said the avid fan from her ho-tel room in Quebec City last � ursday before the tournament started.

“I don’t know any of (the players) person-ally but they’ve probably heard about ‘the really crazy lady.’”

Crazy is a bit severe, but fandom is a task Krivsky takes on with gusto.

Her � ngernail and toe polish is Rock-ets themed, her house is decked out in Rocket paraphernalia, and she’s adopted a “lucky duck” that she named Rocket.

And then there’s her wardrobe.

“I have more Rockets clothes than…well, than any other clothes,” she said, laughing.

She even has some rit-uals that have taken her through each game since ’97, when she and her husband Louie start-ed being season ticket holders.

“At 5:30 p.m., we’re there. I park in the same parking spot, where the Dolphins are, then I have to go got the casino, get an egg salad sandwich and an ice-tea,” she said.

“� en I put $20 in the machine, visit some friends in the smoke pit and go to the game.”

During the away games she attends, things are a bit more loosey

goosey, and she just makes sure she’s in the arena for warm-ups.

And, in case there’s any doubt, she wears a Rockets’ jersey for each and every game.

For most people Kriv-sky’s dedication would likely be too onerous a commitment of both time and money. � is year she had to take two trips to Portland, Oregon to watch “her boys” rise above the fray, and then

there’s the Quebec trip presently at hand, which she expects to be “10 days of fun.”

None of these trips are funded by the Rockets in any way.

“� e Hamiltons have just brought an amaz-ing product to Kelowna,” she said, rationalizing her dedication. “And Junior Hockey is the best hock-ey you are going to � nd. � ese guys are playing to get all that and a bag of

chips.”� e game has

changed since she em-barked on her mission of superfandom. “It’s gotten less physical and more

skillful,” she said. And the fans have

changed, as well.“We’re getting loud-

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For hardcore Kelowna Rockets fans Shane and Jennifer Klassen, their support for the WHL team will actually have them making a trip to Swift Current to babysit their grandkids.

� at’s because their daughter, Sheila Haasdyk, was the grand prize winner of a pack-age that includes tickets for two for the semi-� nal and � nal of this year’s Memorial Cup in Que-bec City, a contest spon-sored by MasterCard, the title sponsor of the annual Canadian junior hockey championship.

“My husband and I are diehard Rockets fans,” said Jennifer. “We will be taking our Rock-ets jersey for our daughter to wear at the games because they have not lost this year when my husband has worn it to games.”

While her daughter has be-come a loyal fan of the Swift Current Broncos, the WHL team in the Sas-katchewan com-munity of 15,000, her mom says with the Broncos out of the picture, she will

be pulling for the Rock-ets in Quebec City.

“My daughter was raised in Rutland, went to Pearson Elementary, Rutland Middle School and Rutland Señior. She was born in Cal-gary and we moved to Kelowna when she was about 21/2, but she al-ways considers Kelow-na her hometown,” Jen-nifer said.

� e other connection to the Rockets this play-o� season came from the Broncos � nal home game of the season. � e

players gathered at cen-tre ice to thank the fans for their support, and the played gave up their sticks, which they had autographed, to lucky fans in the stands.

Jennifer’s grandson Daschel, 5, was given the stick belong to Cart-er Rigby, who played for the Rockets until being traded to Swift Current early in the season.

“What are the chan-ces of that happening. It’s such a small world,” she laughed.

� e Klassens have

been Rockets season ticket holders for more than 10 years. “We are the ultimate fans…and we love going to the games,” she said.

While Jennifer and Shane will be looking af-ter their grandkids, aged 5, 7, and 9, in Swift Cur-rent, they plan to watch the games on television, cheering on their favour-ite team. � ey hope their daughter and her hus-band do the same—pro-viding the Rockets reach the semi-� nals next Fri-day.

▼ MOM & DAD TO MEMORIAL CUP

Baby sitting the grandkids part of fans’ support of their team

from the Quebec stands. Taking the trip with her is husband Louie and “Allan and Anita” an-

other couple “who are there for everything,” along with her.

“� ere should actually be eight or 10 of us go-ing,” said Louie Krivsky.

“It’s a lot of fun. We have a group of friends who have been going to these games with us for 10 to 15 years and we’ve been to seven or eight Me-morial Cups .”

As to whether or not they’ve been investing their time and money on Cup winners, the Kriv-skys are cautious about discussing their team’s odds.

“I think they have a very good shot at win-ning,” said Louie. “� ey are at the very least as good as any team there, and if they play to their potential they will win.”

Reagan is even more circumspect.

“My little mantra for all this is, I am fortun-ate enough to watch the top four teams in Can-ada, and the boys I have watched over the last year may soon to be the No. 1 team in Canada,” she said.

Kelowna Capital News sports reporter War-ren Henderson travelled with the team to Quebec City. Stay up to date with Rockets results by follow his reporting at www.ke-lownacapnews.com or @capnewsports.ca.

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BARRY GERDING

For hardcore Kelowna Rockets fans Shane and Jennifer Klassen, their support for the WHL team will actually have them making a trip to Swift Current to babysit their grandkids.

� at’s because their daughter, Sheila Haasdyk, was the grand prize winner of a pack-age that includes tickets for two for the semi-� nal and � nal of this year’s Memorial Cup in Que-bec City, a contest spon-sored by MasterCard, the title sponsor of the annual Canadian junior hockey championship.

“My husband and I are diehard Rockets fans,” said Jennifer. “We will be taking our Rock-ets jersey for our daughter to wear at the games because they have not lost this year when my husband has worn it to games.”

While her daughter has be-come a loyal fan of the Swift Current Broncos, the WHL team in the Sas-katchewan com-munity of 15,000, her mom says with the Broncos out of the picture, she will

be pulling for the Rock-ets in Quebec City.

“My daughter was raised in Rutland, went to Pearson Elementary, Rutland Middle School and Rutland Señior. She was born in Cal-gary and we moved to Kelowna when she was about 21/2, but she al-ways considers Kelow-na her hometown,” Jen-nifer said.

� e other connection to the Rockets this play-o� season came from the Broncos � nal home game of the season. � e

players gathered at cen-tre ice to thank the fans for their support, and the played gave up their sticks, which they had autographed, to lucky fans in the stands.

Jennifer’s grandson Daschel, 5, was given the stick belong to Cart-er Rigby, who played for the Rockets until being traded to Swift Current early in the season.

“What are the chan-ces of that happening. It’s such a small world,” she laughed.

� e Klassens have

been Rockets season ticket holders for more than 10 years. “We are the ultimate fans…and we love going to the games,” she said.

While Jennifer and Shane will be looking af-ter their grandkids, aged 5, 7, and 9, in Swift Cur-rent, they plan to watch the games on television, cheering on their favour-ite team. � ey hope their daughter and her hus-band do the same—pro-viding the Rockets reach the semi-� nals next Fri-day.

▼ MOM & DAD TO MEMORIAL CUP

Baby sitting the grandkids part of fans’ support of their team

from the Quebec stands. Taking the trip with her is husband Louie and “Allan and Anita” an-

other couple “who are there for everything,” along with her.

“� ere should actually be eight or 10 of us go-ing,” said Louie Krivsky.

“It’s a lot of fun. We have a group of friends who have been going to these games with us for 10 to 15 years and we’ve been to seven or eight Me-morial Cups .”

As to whether or not they’ve been investing their time and money on Cup winners, the Kriv-skys are cautious about discussing their team’s odds.

“I think they have a very good shot at win-ning,” said Louie. “� ey are at the very least as good as any team there, and if they play to their potential they will win.”

Reagan is even more circumspect.

“My little mantra for all this is, I am fortun-ate enough to watch the top four teams in Can-ada, and the boys I have watched over the last year may soon to be the No. 1 team in Canada,” she said.

Kelowna Capital News sports reporter War-ren Henderson travelled with the team to Quebec City. Stay up to date with Rockets results by follow his reporting at www.ke-lownacapnews.com or @capnewsports.ca.

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cal 84-year-old senior who came to the farm to watch the horses being trained. She men-tioned to Pelletier Andrus that her bucket list wish was to be on a horse once more be-fore she died, but she was resolved to her re-ality that “you don’t always get what you want in life.”

Hearing this, Pelletier Andrus o ered to put her on a well trained horse, with a little convincing on their part, and rigged up a horse mounting device for her to get in the saddle.

“She was raised on a farm in Saskatchewan but left the farm to get married, raise a family. She had just lost her husband, and at her age had written o the idea of ever riding a horse again. But we managed to get her on the horse, and it was quite an emotional moment for her.

“She just wanted to sit on the horse at that point, and you could tell that experience was a relived memory she would never forget.”

Pelletier Andrus said being around horses and feeling con� dent in their midst is a great relief from of stress from life’s challenges, as she calls it a chance to improve your individual “health and wellbeing with a horsey twist.”

“It’s about having fun in a farm atmosphere riding and learning how to look after horses, which is something because of the cost to have a horse or not living on a rural property, many women don’t get a chance to do,” said Pelle-tier Andrus.

For more information about how to register and the location of Tranquille Farms, check out the website tranquillefarms.com.

that are followed up. “� is is an action plan for

change as our economy chan-ges and the role that women play in its development con-tinues to evolve,” Earthy said.

She added the focus is to create that change across the province, not just in the urban centres.

“� ere will be another lar-ger convention in Vancouver which will be a kind of check-

in to see what progress has been made on the action re-port and to keep the momen-tum moving forward,” she aid.

Among the recommenda-tions from the action plan in-clude support to help women overcome barriers pre-venting them from reaching their full career and econom-ic potential; recommenda-tions for action that govern-ments, industry and individ-uals can take in B.C.; growing the number of women in sen-

ior leadership; attracting more women entrepreneurs; and growing opportunities for women in non traditional job and emerging sectors.

“� e era of the glass ceil-ing in the business world for women has turned into a sticky � oor,” Earthy said.

She says eradicating that sticky � oor is not just about promoting the cause of women in the business world, but improving the overall economy.

Study serves as catalyst for change

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Kathy’s Pet SalonKathy’s Pet Salon is excited to open its services to the Lake Country community. We o� er a safe and friendly environment to ensure the best quality and service for your pets. � is includes many di� erent creative grooms that will fi t your lifestyle and your pet’s personality. Born in Victoria, she lived in the Okanagan for 20 years before moving to Alberta to study pet grooming from the

Academy of Professional and Fine Grooming Arts and from some of the top groomers in Canada and the US. She is a member of both the International Pet Groomers, and Canadian Certifi ed Pet Stylists Association, and is knowledgeable in all standard breed cuts.Kathy is continuously upgrading her skills in the art of grooming and specializes in hand stripping, hand scissoring techniques and is all hands-on - no kennel drying! Another technique she utilizes is Reiki; a method to read a dog’s body language and energy to better communicate with the animal. Gentle handling of pets is paramount and helps with behavioural issues that may arise while being

groomed; dogs may be scared, aggressive, have a health issue, be a puppy or a senior. Grooming and being away from an environment that pets are accustomed to can be a stressful time for pets and Kathy focuses on each pet’s individual needs to ensure a positive pampering experience.

778-212-0111 Win� eld Shopping Mall • #14-10051 Hwy. 97N

(next to Capri Insurance)

Kathy’s Pet Salon is excited to open its services to the Lake Country community. We o� er a safe and friendly Lake Country community. We o� er a safe and friendly environment to ensure the best quality and service for your pets. � is

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DO YOU HAVE A SLEEP DISORDER?

DO YOU HAVE A SLEEP DISORDER?

Statistically, you very well may have.Untreated sleep disorders can cause:Irritability, impaired memory and concentration, broken relationships, poor performance at work or school, motor vehicle accidents, increased blood pressure, heart attacks and strokes.

Sleep abnormalities are a common problem. We can help, if you:• Sleep poorly or are told by a bed partner that this is the case• Sleep soundly but wake unrefreshed and are tired during the day• Require information about various forms of sleep testing• Need explanation of previous sleep test results• Are being treated for a sleep disorder but are struggling with therapy• Comply with current treatment but feel no improvement in

your symptoms• Have concerns about a family member’s/friend’s sleep and want

some education on the topic of sleep disorders and the negativehealth risks associated with these conditions

To book a session, please call: 250-681-4326 or email: [email protected]

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Nichole Sorensen B.Sc., M.A. RAUDClinical Audiologist

Nichole Sorensen, B.Sc., M.A, RAUD is a registered clini-

cal audiologist. She has a master’s degree in Audiology

and an undergraduate degree in communication disor-

ders. Nichole has been practicing audiology since 1998 and has been serving the Okanagan since 1999. She purchased the Expert

Hearing Solutions Winfi eld clinic in 2014 and continues to enjoy building

relationships with each and every patient. Customer care is the core of her

clinic. Nichole also has a specialty Auditory and Balance clinic with the Ear,

Nose, and � roat Specialists in Kelowna. Nichole is o� ering complementary

hearing screenings for the months of May and June in support of speech and

hearing month.250-766-0294

100-3121 Hill Road, Lake Countrywww.lakesidehearing.com

Marion LaheyLicensed REALTOR®

Cell: 250-300-3730 O� ce: 250-766-68111 - 415 Commonwealth Road, Kelowna, BC

Email: [email protected] www.4seasonhomes.com

Cell (250) 300-3730O� ce: (250) 766-6811Email: [email protected]

AGENT PROFILE: Marion Lahey, Licensed REALTOR®Marion Lahey has a long career in real estate, fi nance and marketing dating back to 1981, when she was fi rst licensed in Ontario. Recently she has been operating as REALTOR® at Holiday Park Resort, specializing in Resort Sales. Marion has a sound marketing plan & also markets single family residential homes, condos, town-homes & adult communities. She is professional, thorough, and prides herself in fi nding clients the home they love!

Cell: (250) 300-3730

Email: [email protected]

Holiday Park Sales Centre: (250) 766-6811

Marion has a long career in real estate, fi nance and marketing dating back to 1981, when she was fi rst licensed in Ontario. Now operating as on-site REALTOR® at Holiday Park Resort, just north of the Kelowna airport, Marion specializes in sales of resort RV sites, with or without units, and condos. She also markets single family residential homes, condos, town-homes and adult communities in the surrounding Okanagan Valley.

Marion was recently honored with two prestigious Coldwell Banker awards for her success and achievements in 2014:� e Ultimate Service® Sales Representative Award, a national award recognizing outstanding sales representatives who achieved a minimum 90% overall satisfaction rating based on surveys from Canadian home buyers and sellers.International President’s Premier Designation, normally achieved by teams of REALTORS®, this designation is rarely awarded to individuals and is a testimony to Marion’s hard work and dedication to her clientele. Drop in to the Holiday Park Resort Sales Centre to congratulate Marion on her success and to discuss your real estate needs, whether in the res ort or in the Okanagan Valley.

Bobbi MogerOwner of Pursuit Fitness

I have 13 years’ experience in personal training all ages, abilities and health conditions along with instructing fi tness classes on both land and in the water at most of the retirement resorts in Kelowna. All of my classes have a di� erent focus - whether it’s for

www.pursuit� tness.ca [email protected]

strengthening and toning, nutrition and weight loss, or more therapeutic to help limber and manage chronic pain, whether you’re a fi tness enthusiast or new to exercise.... An older adult or young person... I can help you to succeed in achieving your fi tness goals!Please check out my website www.pursuitfi tness.ca for more info on classes and programs. I know how to make fi tness fun, simple to understand, and easy to attain! My goal is to instill in my clients the value of health through a healthy diet and exercise – and to give them the necessary tools to achieve wellness for life!


Chamber of Commerce’s Top 10 Barriers to Competitiveness“Competitiveness is a term

often used but not always understood as it is tough for government, and business for that matter, to fully identify what exactly hinders our pro-ductivity,” said BC Chamber of Commerce president and CEO John Winter at the re-lease of the Canadian Cham-ber’s Top 10 Barriers to Com-petitiveness.

e Top 10 Barriers to Competitiveness list for 2015 is an initiative the Canadian

Chamber network undertook starting back in 2012. Its in-tention is to draw attention to the numerous barriers that are holding back Canada’s full economic potential and to urge all levels of governments to act more swiftly in increas-ing our country’s ability to compete globally.

“ e Canadian Cham-ber Top 10 Barriers to Com-petitiveness is a helpful tool to focus government and busi-ness on what is impacting

our global competitiveness and start to come up with solutions that will drive fur-ther economic growth in our provincial and national econ-omies,” Winter said.

Addressing the Top 10 barriers will go a long way towards restoring Canada’s competitiveness. e Can-adian Chamber is calling on its own membership, on gov-ernments, on educators, on labour organizations and others to tackle and overcome

these barriers. E� ectively ad-dressing these 10 barriers will sharpen Canada’s competitive edge and allow us to prosper in the global economy.

“Since launching this in-itiative, we have made great progress in furthering our competitiveness agenda on a number of issues. However, the barrier our members con-tinue to identify as being the greatest impediment to the success of Canadian business is the skills gap,” said Can-

adian Chamber president and CEO Perrin Beatty.

“ ere is a lot of work ahead,” Beatty said. “ e fed-eral government and several provincial and territorial gov-ernments have also named this issue as the country’s big-gest challenge. We need to work together and make real progress in 2015. ”

e following barriers from the 2015 Top 10 Bar-riers to Competitiveness have been raised as particular issues

of concern by the BC Cham-ber of Commerce network:

• SILOS IN SKILLS DEVELOPMENTCanada is not producing

enough graduates with the skills needed for its economy. In B.C., this is particularly acute as the province expects one million jobs created over the next decade. As a result of dramatic restrictions, the Temporary Foreign Work-

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Meagan Noel Consultant

Meagan Noel is a bright, active young profes-sional. She focuses on providing you compre-hensive fi nancial planning that will reduce stress. By looking at the big picture, Meagan

will be able to recommend you tax planning, education planning, cash management, risk management, retirement planning and investment planning. � ese will be laid out in a clear and concise written fi nancial plan for you to take home and reference. Let Meagan make you a personalized road map to the future.

250-762-3329 ex 5266 [email protected]

Heather FriesenWith Flip Flop Books being open just over one year now I realize that I am not the only one that loves to read and would like to thank everyone that has supported me during this time. My passion for books and the dream of owning my own bookstore as a young girl, has only been exceeded by the people I have met over the past year.

We carry a large variety of authors and I always try and recommend books that will be as interesting as the people that want to read them. I am always here to lend a hand with Book Clubs being my specialty but am well versed in the worlds of romance, suspense, fantasy, and historical fiction.

A tablet will never replace the feel of a real book, a good book is an escape from reality, you can go anywhere, see anything and feel another persons joy or sorrow.

Discover Flip Flop Books!

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Pam Thompson BN, MSc, CEO Creative Life Coaching Inc. & Founder, Creative Living Community

Pam � ompson, a certifi ed life and business coach, speaker and international consultant, works with ambitious women who crave more balance and fun in their lives and who also want to work smart and stay healthy. � rough her fun and highly participatory keynotes, workshops and group and one-on-one coaching programs, Pam supports busy women to transform their lives from constantly

“Doing” and “Giving” to healthy lives of balance THEY design and love. She also helps women discover their passions and fi nd the career/business of their dreams.Pam brings to her coaching a diverse background as a nurse, academic, professional facilitator, project manager and consultant in North America, Europe and the developing world. She has created two successful management consulting businesses since the early 1990s and is currently President of Global Village Consulting in addition to Creative Life Coaching. She is author of the soon to be launched book Learning to Dance with Life: A Guide for High Achieving Women.

Creative Life Coaching [email protected]

www.creativelivingcommunity.com • 250-766-9011https://www.facebook.com/CreativeLivingCommunity

https://twitter.com/WomensCoachPam

Joanne Van EeOkanagan Centre Yoga

was treating many people who had also injured themselves in yoga so she developed the YogAlign method, which creates strength and length while keeping the spine in neutral alignment preserving the natural curves. I stopped teaching my previous style and adopted YogAlign as I knew there was a great potential for injury doing standard yoga. I couldn’t in all conscience teach that way again knowing what I know now. Come and join me for a rejuvenating

class that feels like you’ve had a full body make over. Classes are held at the beautiful, historic Okanagan Centre Hall.

Last year I discovered a di� erent style of yoga that has changed the way I teach and the way I move in everyday life. � e YogAlign method was created by a massage therapist who had injured herself doing yoga. She herself

Okanagan Centre [email protected] • okanagancentre.net250-766-0393

Growing a business takes more leading than doing

Women in Business factoid…

DARCY NYBOCONTRIBUTOR

Karen Luniw, chief exec-utive o� cer of attractmore-now.com, has been helping women empower themselves for over 20 years.

She is a mindset ex-pert specializing in business, money, and relationships, and is the creator of the very popular iTunes podcasts, e Law of Attraction Tips and Business Attraction.

She has managed to create a highly successful business by helping others succeed.

Luniw has seen quite a few changes over the years when it comes to women in busi-ness.

“I see more women mov-ing into business and being successful at it,” she said from her Kelowna o� ce.

“ ere are so many great role models out there now of women who have been suc-cessful in business, it has now

become more commonplace.”Luniw coaches busi-

ness people from around the world, and has found a com-mon thread in the women she coaches.

“Women are reaching for higher goals than they were before and in some cases they are the main breadwinners in the family. rough this last decade many people have taken a hit in their employ-ment.

“Many men are waiting

out the employment drought, while the women are mov-ing ahead and becoming the major bread winners in the family.”

As traditional roles blur in business, so does the types of businesses where women are excelling.

“Traditional roles are changing in the workplace. We see more women in � -nancial sectors and more men in health care and it doesn’t upset the status quo in most areas.”

Luniw believes any woman, in any business, at any stage of their life can be very successful.

“Women need to believe in themselves when it comes to business. ey don’t need to look for permission from others,” Luniw said.

“I’ve worked with so many businesswomen from self-starters to high-level executives who were still looking for permission and

acceptance and not necessar-ily being themselves. As soon as they move out of that mind set, things really took o� for them.”

“ e most important thing is to be true to yourself and

to listen to your intuition. Go with your gut.

“You don’t have to reinvent the wheel, and at the same time you don’t have to follow everyone else’s rules on how to get ahead.”

According to Luniw, it is very possible to create a very successful business in the six-� gure range without hav-ing a huge sta� , or high over-head, or large backers.

“Traditional business mod-els are changing. ere are people who have built busi-nesses from their homes and expanded them. You can serve people all over the world and connect with them in a whole di� erent way now,” she said.

“ en as you grow your business, you need to learn how to delegate and give up control of the little things and focus on your larger vision. You have to always remem-ber that growing a business is more about leading than do-ing.”

More than 36 per cent of self-employed British Col-umbians were women in 2010.

Organizations like the Women’s Enterprise Centre (WEC) help women entre-

preneurs launch successful businesses. In 2010-11, WEC mentored 202 women in their � rst three years in business and handed out $1.7 mil-lion in loans, helping to create 115 jobs.

As part of Canada Starts Here: e BC Jobs Plan, B.C. is helping entrepreneurs by reducing red tape and ex-panding programs such as the Small Business Venture Cap-ital Program tax credit.

Karen Lumiw

You can serve people

all over the world and connect with them in a whole different way now,. Then as you grow your business, you need to learn how to delegate and give up control of the little things and focus on your larger vision. ”

Karen Luniw,attractmorenow.com


Chamber of Commerce’s Top 10 Barriers to Competitiveness“Competitiveness is a term

often used but not always understood as it is tough for government, and business for that matter, to fully identify what exactly hinders our pro-ductivity,” said BC Chamber of Commerce president and CEO John Winter at the re-lease of the Canadian Cham-ber’s Top 10 Barriers to Com-petitiveness.

e Top 10 Barriers to Competitiveness list for 2015 is an initiative the Canadian

Chamber network undertook starting back in 2012. Its in-tention is to draw attention to the numerous barriers that are holding back Canada’s full economic potential and to urge all levels of governments to act more swiftly in increas-ing our country’s ability to compete globally.

“ e Canadian Cham-ber Top 10 Barriers to Com-petitiveness is a helpful tool to focus government and busi-ness on what is impacting

our global competitiveness and start to come up with solutions that will drive fur-ther economic growth in our provincial and national econ-omies,” Winter said.

Addressing the Top 10 barriers will go a long way towards restoring Canada’s competitiveness. e Can-adian Chamber is calling on its own membership, on gov-ernments, on educators, on labour organizations and others to tackle and overcome

these barriers. E� ectively ad-dressing these 10 barriers will sharpen Canada’s competitive edge and allow us to prosper in the global economy.

“Since launching this in-itiative, we have made great progress in furthering our competitiveness agenda on a number of issues. However, the barrier our members con-tinue to identify as being the greatest impediment to the success of Canadian business is the skills gap,” said Can-

adian Chamber president and CEO Perrin Beatty.

“ ere is a lot of work ahead,” Beatty said. “ e fed-eral government and several provincial and territorial gov-ernments have also named this issue as the country’s big-gest challenge. We need to work together and make real progress in 2015. ”

e following barriers from the 2015 Top 10 Bar-riers to Competitiveness have been raised as particular issues

of concern by the BC Cham-ber of Commerce network:

• SILOS IN SKILLS DEVELOPMENTCanada is not producing

enough graduates with the skills needed for its economy. In B.C., this is particularly acute as the province expects one million jobs created over the next decade. As a result of dramatic restrictions, the Temporary Foreign Work-

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Odette BaumgartnerLicensed Clinical Aesthetician/Cert. Holistic Health Counsellor

title

I have a vision, it’s you, it’s me. It’s the success in looking and feeling our best, naturally. My passion in corrective skincare burst in 2002 when I moved from the Coast to the Okanagan. I’ve been in the health and beauty industry since I graduated from high school in 1987. Each year I’ve evolved

in bettering my abilities and knowledge to serve my clients in the best, safest ways possible. I love that I can o� er you exclusive and fabulously e� ective treatments for almost any skin concern. Odette’s Skin Laser Wellness Clinic is proudly the only holistic medical spa in the Okanagan. We o� er world renowned, medical treatments such as Lipomassage and Endermology. As beauty starts from within, I became a Certifi ed Holistic Nutritional Counsellor, which allows me to connect your health and beauty for better results all around. Located in Winfi eld with my wonderful team: my daughter, husband, long time friend and our LPN who grew up in Winfi eld, we are a close family. We invite you to be a part of it.

www.odettesskincare.com250-765-7892

214-3121 Hill Road, Win� eld

#208-3121 Hill Rd., Winfield250-766-1003

www.winfielddentalcentre.ca

Dr. Lina Jung may be the busiest woman in dentistry these days. She has an 18 year history in Lake Country, and continues to operate her clinic – Winfield Dental Centre. She is the ‘go to’ doctor in the area for TMJD and craniofacial pain, and receives referrals from local dentists. Her focus as a General Practice dentist includes cosmetic, invisible orthodontics, and restorative dentistry. In Kelowna, she has been a General Dentist at the B.C. Cancer Agency

which has expanded to the B.C. Cancer Agency in Vancouver. Speaking last week, she had just finished rounds at Vancouver General Hospital in the Bone Marrow Transplant ward completing oral health assessments. She may be bringing some of these skills home for our Okanagan cancer patients who find travel to Vancouver too onerous. In addition, she is active in the B.C. Dental Association Women in Dentistry Mentorship Program. She juggles family, private practice in Winfield and Vancouver, Mentorship, and work with the B.C. Cancer Agency simultaneously!

Dr. Lina JungDentist

Petrina Koltun is in her “lucky” seventh year as a realtor with Royal LePage Kelowna. She has been a top producer for the past four years, is already in the top 3 % of realtors for 2015 and has just achieved the #1 ranking for April 2015 - surpassing 175 agents in Royal LePage Kelowna.

Petrina is proud to have hosted four episodes of the TV show “Realty Reality” Okanagan, owns and operates a dance school and is the coach of the Okanagan Sun Football Cheer Team. Petrina loves yoga, enjoys boating with her family and is always happy to support local societies that bring awareness to the prevention of animal cruelty.

� is month Petrina has been asked to speak in Vancouver at the Richard Robbins International Real Estate conference. Petrina is honoured to have been asked to share her perspectives and insight at the event titled “Secret of the Masters”. Petrina recently commented, “I am deeply humbled and grateful for the opportunity to encourage others by sharing my experience and some of the keys to my success as a professional realtor.”

250-826-5660 • www.petrinakoltun.com

y o u r h o m e i s w h e r e m y h e a r t i s

Petrina Koltun, Realtor

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Katherine EngerRegistered Massage Therapist

My training includes a variety of modalities to address soft tissue and musculoskeletal concerns such as low back pain, sprains, strains, whiplash, tension headaches, overuse conditions such as tendinitis/bursitis, and frozen shoul-der. Also many common conditions such as arthritis and fi bromyalgia that can relate to postural and joint dysfunc-tion. Relaxation massage with Swedish techniques can relieve the general stresses of daily life and help to re-establish the mind/body connection.Registered Massage � erapy is reimbursed through many Extended Health Care plans and most do not require a doctor’s referral. I am an approved service provider for Medical Services Plan (MSP) of B.C., which o� ers premium assistance for up to ten sessions per year, if guidelines are met. I am also an approved service provider for Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC) claims, Veteran A� airs (DVA) and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP).I look forward to working with you, to facilitate an avenue of growth and or change as you reach toward your goal of optimal health and wellness. Call to book your appointment today!

“It is Health that is real wealth, not pieces of gold and silver” Mahatma Gandhi

I am excited to o� er my practice of Registered Massage � erapy in Lake Country, B.C. since fall of 2012. I have lived in and feel very blessed to call the Okanagan Valley home for over 30 years. A graduate of the three year/3000 hour program of Okanagan Valley College of Massage � erapy, this education is considered to be among the highest standard of training for RMT’s in North America. I am committed to providing holistic, therapeutic massage with a safe, caring and professional approach to address pain management, rehabilitation, working toward restoring and maintaining optimal health and pain free function in the body.

#14 Lakewood Mall, Lake Country • Lake Country Spine & Wellness 250-306-1019 • [email protected]

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The Equine Rehabilitation and Learning Centre specializes in training based on trust, respect and communication. Lorraine offers clinics where you can learn effective, non-violent advanced training methods open to all disciplines, breeds, ages and levels. You and your horse will increase your trust and abilities, while losing undesirable behaviour.

Safe techniques and effective skills are gained from riding lessons, training sessions and clinics offered throughout the year. Special clinic presentations offered include: trailering, safe horse handling, emergency preparedness, equine first aid, desensitizing and more.People come to experience the joy of balanced communication and renewed partnership. The proof is in the horse.Calling all ladies! The Saddle Bags ladies group was created for women to socialize, interact with horses and girl-talk with a horseytwist. We meet twice a month, and enjoy brushing, walking, bathing or riding horses. Training, refreshments, horses and fun all provided. See details on our web site: www.tranquillefarms.com.

Lorraine Pelletier AndresEquine Canada Certi� ed Western Coach & owner of Tranquille Farms

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Interprovincial trade barriers; tax system too onerouser Program no longer pre-sents an e� ective path to meet short-term labour needs. In the medium to long term, our education and training sys-tems play a pivotal role in equipping us with people with the right skills. � e BC Chamber of Commerce has been a leading voice encour-aging the B.C. government to allow more input from busi-ness into the K-12 curriculum all the way to the post-sec-

ondary training being o� ered to meet the skills needed by employers.

• LACK OF CLARITY REGARDING ABORIGINAL LAND TITLE

Canadian governments have a � duciary duty to con-sult and accommodate ab-original peoples when pro-posed developments have the potential to impact their con-stitutionally protected rights. However, governments are increasingly relying on pro-ject developers to assume

responsibility for large parts of community consultation and accommodation. .

• INTERNAL BARRIERS TO TRADETari� barriers between

provinces are banned by the Canadian constitution, yet the national economy is frac-tured by a host of non-tari� barriers, particularly in pro-curement, energy, agriculture and transportation, and in the mobility of labour.

• CANADA’S TAX SYSTEM IS TOO COSTLY AND COMPLEX

Canada over-relies on in-come and pro� t taxes rath-er than on taxes on consump-tion, which are relatively easy to collect and are least harm-ful to growth. B.C. competi-tiveness took a serious hit when the province reverted back to the old PST system from the value-added HST system.

• CANADA’S EXPORT INFRA-

STRUCTURE IS NOT MEETING OUR NEEDS

Canada’s investment needs far exceed the availability of public funds.

• CANADA IS UNCOMPETITIVE IN THE WORLD’S TOURISM SECTOR

Canada has slid from the seventh largest tourist des-tination in the world to 18th. Today, it is too often a high-cost, high-hassle destination with aging attractions infra-structure and inadequate

marketing.

• CANADA IS MISSING OUT ON FOREIGN TRADE OPPORTUNITIES

Faced with a small domes-tic market, exporting is often the only way to grow sales and build economies of scale. Canadian businesses are not globalizing as quickly as their peers.

For more detail on the Top 10 Barriers to Competitive-ness document visit Cham-ber.ca.

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Jessica WalesVeterinarian

For fi ve years now I have been practicing the ‘art and science’ of veterinary medicine in Lake Country as a small animal veterinari-an. We are a family run business and take pride in o� ering friendly and professional services to the local community. I have come to really enjoy building relationships with my clients and their animal

Panorama Veterinary Services Ltd.#21-10051 Hwy97N, Lake Country

250-766-4310 or 250-861-1099 • www.panoramavet.com

companions. Having grown up here, it has been rewarding to have the opportunity to get to know the community from a professional perspective. � e human-animal bond is in-tegral to the wellness of many people and being able to contribute in a meaningful way is important to me. High quality medical care involving diagnostic skills and treatment is the cornerstone of my profession. However, my time in practice has also highlighted for me the need for sound business management strategies in successfully delivering veterinary medical services. Balancing the delivery of medicine, client communication and educa-tion while managing sta� and ensuring responsible fi scal operations is where the ‘art and science’ interact!

Santa Fe FurnitureIt has been 5 years since Mona Mueller opened Santa Fe Furniture and Home Decor in Kelowna. The 3000 square foot store is filled with unique solid wood furniture, home accessories and much more.

Mona travels and hand selects all the best that Mexico has to offer. The store is filled with Rustic, Mexican, Southwest, and shabby chic furniture and decor. People with every decorating style can find a unique treasure here. Mona, Sandy and Ellen, invite you to stop in to see the great selection of solid wood furniture, talavera sinks, iron art, yard art, fountains, wall art, and a huge selection of indoor and outdoor pottery.

In the Spring of 2015, Santa Fe Furniture will be moving to its new and much larger location next to Visions in the Kelowna Crossing Shopping Centre. In addition to their current product line, Santa Fe Furniture will be expanding its patio line by adding wicker & teak patio furniture, as well as boatwood and driftwood furniture and decor.

Sandy, Mona, Ellen

2463 Hwy 97N, Kelowna (next to Visions)778-478-0676

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Open Mon. - Sat. 9:30-5:30 pm • Sun. 11:00-4:00pm www.santafefurniture.ca

WE’VE MOVED!!

Win� eld Shopping Centre4 - 10051 Hwy 97, Lake Country

250-766-2340

The staff at Cachet Hair salute all women in business!

Darlene Pappas Darlene Pappas, co-owner of 1st Class Auto Glass & Upholstery Ltd. has been helping people for over 15 years find the proper parts for their ve-hicles - new and old. She is an expert at finding the hard-to-find things, and never stops looking until all avenues have been travelled.

She excels in customer service and everyone is greeted with the utmost respect and courtesy; your experience at 1st Class Auto Glass will be one that you walk away from extremely happy.She and husband Dean specialize in automotive glass and feature ‘glass express’ so you don’t have to contact ICBC or your private insurance company – it can all be done right from their office. They also offer pick up of your vehicle from home or work, and try and work around your schedule.They also specialize in upholstery along with convertible and landau tops. They carry a large selection of factory in-stock vinyls and materials so that seat rip is easy to take care of. They take pride in the fact that they know their jobs and know them well - you can’t specialize in something if you do 30 different things!They also work on marine upholstery and tops. So, when summer comes, make sure the boat’s in good order so you can enjoy it for the whole year, and it’s in good shape when it’s time to put it away.

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events through the pharmacy such as lunches at the Senior’s Centre and the Health and Wellness Fair hosted in Lake Country. ‘Working in the community I live in is extremely rewarding. I enjoy starting relationships with my customers and then being able to strengthen those bonds while out and about in Lake Country.’When not at the pharmacy Danielle can most often be found at one of the children’s activities - most likely at her son’s hockey game or daugh-ter’s dance competition. If she fi nds a little free time after that she enjoys the great outdoor activities that Lake Country o� ers.

Cody Kreklau Restaurateur

Cody started working in food & beverage at a young age, when her family owned and operated a small hotel in Alberta. It was the perfect environment for a young, energetic girl to explore her future in the hospitality industry.Cody has traveled extensively throughout Southeast Asia, Australia, and Central & South America acquiring global culinary

knowledge while working with diverse cultures and families.Cody met her husband, Chef Je� Kreklau, while training servers at a restaurant in Edmonton, AB. � ey discovered they had the same goals for their future, married, and moved to Lake Country, BC in 2009. � eir dream of opening a restaurant became a reality, and Routes Grill opened in April 2012 with their partner Chef Michael Coates. Routes Grill prides itself on using local farms, wineries, suppliers and providing top quality service. Routes Grill o� ers a family friendly atmosphere, seasonal menus, daily features, and outside catering.Cody is a proud mom to her gorgeous 4 year old daughter Blake. Routes Grill is located in Lake Country, BC.

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W ith reports of drastic water-ing restric-

tions in California and Washington State, lower than average snowpack in the Okanagan and the early, dry spring, there is much concern about po-tential watering restric-tions.

� is has created a no-ticeable increase in in-terest in creating gardens using the Seven Princi-ples of Xeriscape.

I’m often asked: ‘But what can I do to reduce water use in my existing garden?’

� e one principle that everyone can take advan-tage of immediately is to cover all exposed soil with a layer of mulch, thus mimicking the layer seen on the forest � oor.

� e simple act of spreading a layer of or-ganic matter over the surface of the soil reaps

tremendous rewards. It can reduce water

use by 50 per cent or

more. Weed growth is neg-

ligible. � ose that grow

are easy to pull out. � e soil never gets a

hard crust after watering

or rainfall. Plants thrive by be-

ing slowly and natural-ly fertilized by the organ-

Mulch your garden now to reduce wasting water

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GLENGROW mulch retains moisture in the Butter� y Garden at the unH2O Xeriscape Garden at Kelowna’s H2O Aquatic Centre. Achillea ‘Moonshine’ (yar-row) and Salvia ‘Caradonna’ are blooming abundantly..

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Many outdoor sport-ing activities are in full swing in the Central Okanagan. Our mu-nicipal sports � elds and school playing � elds are busy most nights with team practises and on weekends with sched-uled games.

While it’s great to see so many families out and supporting an active life-style, dog owners should leave their dog at home.

Central Okanagan dog owners are reminded that unless otherwise designated, all sports � elds, school properties and beaches are o� lim-its to dogs.

“It’s not fair to the dog to bring them into an area where there are so many people and there’s so much activity tak-ing place,” Regional Dis-trict of the Central Oka-nagan communications

Keep your dogs off sports � elds, school grounds, beaches this summer

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One concert for Bar-ney Bentall at Ex Nihi-lo Vineyards has already sold out, so get your tickets quickly.

Saturday night is now

out of reach, but music lovers can still get tickets for An Intimate Even-ing with Barney Bentall being held on � ursday July 23 or Friday July 24.

In addition to the great music, the even-ing includes a welcoming glass of Ex Nihilo wine, and a four-course dinner created with Okanagan

ingredients prepared by chef Je� Kreklau.

Tickets are avail-able at the winery, at 1525 Camp Rd., by calling 250-766-5522

or by emailing [email protected].

Tickets are $160 plus GST.

Must be 19 or over to attend.

Bentall a popular ticket at Ex Nihilo Vineyards dinner show

ic mulch. � ey are sturdy, pest-free, and have abun-dant bloom.

Now is an excellent time to mulch but it can be done at any time in the growing season.

Before mulching, it is essential to remove all weeds. Covering them with mulch just makes them grow faster.

Soil must be moist be-fore mulching. It is ex-tremely di� cult to mois-ten dry soil once it is covered with mulch.

Annuals, perennials, and ornamental grass-es can have a one to two inch layer of mulch. All need a good supply of nitrogen so are best with nitrogen-containing mulches such as Glen-Grow (city yard waste compost), OgoGrow (city biosolids com-posted with wood waste) or well-rotted manure.

OgoGrow is the high-est in nitrogen.

Soil micro-organisms break these down to re-lease nutrients that can be used by plants. As such, the mulch will need to be topped up most years.

Lawns bene� t from a half to one inch layer of mulch in early spring and/or the fall.

� is evenly feeds the lawn all season, enrich-es soil and reduces water use. Chemical fertilizers are not needed.

Nature’s Gold, which contains OgoGrow, is sieved to a � ner texture making it a good lawn mulch. It can also be used on garden beds.

Shrubs and trees can be mulched with a three to four inch layer of the same materials or wood waste such as bark mulch or wood chips.

� ese are carbon and break down more slow-ly so only need replen-ishing every two to three years. In between, mulch can be freshened up with a light raking. � is dis-turbs any weed seeds.

Keep mulch a few inches away from stems and trunks of shrubs and trees to avoid diseases and rodent damage.

Vegetable gardens bene� t from one to two inches of mulch. If you want to know what you are eating, I recommend making your own com-post for food gardens.

Reach Gwen Steele at Okanagan Xeriscape As-sociation.

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Many outdoor sport-ing activities are in full swing in the Central Okanagan. Our mu-nicipal sports � elds and school playing � elds are busy most nights with team practises and on weekends with sched-uled games.

While it’s great to see so many families out and supporting an active life-style, dog owners should leave their dog at home.

Central Okanagan dog owners are reminded that unless otherwise designated, all sports � elds, school properties and beaches are o� lim-its to dogs.

“It’s not fair to the dog to bring them into an area where there are so many people and there’s so much activity tak-ing place,” Regional Dis-trict of the Central Oka-nagan communications

o� cer Bruce Smith said in a press release. “Dogs can get excited and there could be an unneces-sary bite or other con-frontation. As well, if you’re watching a sport-ing event, you aren’t giv-ing your dog the atten-tion it deserves and you may miss them leaving a deposit behind. No one likes to step in dog poo, especially in an area were so many people are gath-ered for healthy pur-suits.”

As available, dog con-trol o� cers will pay spe-cial attention to sport � elds and school proper-ties. Anyone found with a dog in a prohibited area will receive a $100 � ne.

Responsible dog ownership involves hav-ing a current license on your pet, keeping it on a leash measuring two me-ters or less in length un-

less you’re in a designat-ed o� -leash park and in control of your dog at all times. Dog owners are responsible for pick-ing up after their pet and properly disposing of any poop, which can be a public health concern.

Dog owners who fail to pick up after their pet could face a � ne of $150. All dog owners in the Central Okanagan are reminded that they must have a current license or they’ll be subject to a � ne of $300 under the Re-sponsible Dog Owner-ship Bylaw. � ere is zero tolerance for unlicensed dogs in the Central Oka-nagan.

A license costs $20 for a dog that’s spayed or neutered, $60 if it isn’t. Purchase the li-cense online at region-aldistrict.com or at the Regional District o� ce,

1450 KLO Rd., at the Dog Pound, 860 Wed-dell Place, any municipal government o� ce and at the Kelowna branch of the SPCA, 3785 Casorso Rd.

One of the bene� ts of licensing a dog is the My Dog Matters rewards program. � e card can be used for discounts and special services at more than 50 businesses list-ed on the mydogmat-ters.ca program web-site. Another incentive is that dogs with a current license get a one-time, free ticket home, should they end up at the Dog Pound.

If your pet gets away contact the Dog Pound as quickly as possible as the Regional District is only required to hold a dog for up to 72 hours.

Visit regionaldistrict.com/dogs.

Keep your dogs off sports � elds, school grounds, beaches this summer

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ic mulch. � ey are sturdy, pest-free, and have abun-dant bloom.

Now is an excellent time to mulch but it can be done at any time in the growing season.

Before mulching, it is essential to remove all weeds. Covering them with mulch just makes them grow faster.

Soil must be moist be-fore mulching. It is ex-tremely di� cult to mois-ten dry soil once it is covered with mulch.

Annuals, perennials, and ornamental grass-es can have a one to two inch layer of mulch. All need a good supply of nitrogen so are best with nitrogen-containing mulches such as Glen-Grow (city yard waste compost), OgoGrow (city biosolids com-posted with wood waste) or well-rotted manure.

OgoGrow is the high-est in nitrogen.

Soil micro-organisms break these down to re-lease nutrients that can be used by plants. As such, the mulch will need to be topped up most years.

Lawns bene� t from a half to one inch layer of mulch in early spring and/or the fall.

� is evenly feeds the lawn all season, enrich-es soil and reduces water use. Chemical fertilizers are not needed.

Nature’s Gold, which contains OgoGrow, is sieved to a � ner texture making it a good lawn mulch. It can also be used on garden beds.

Shrubs and trees can be mulched with a three to four inch layer of the same materials or wood waste such as bark mulch or wood chips.

� ese are carbon and break down more slow-ly so only need replen-ishing every two to three years. In between, mulch can be freshened up with a light raking. � is dis-turbs any weed seeds.

Keep mulch a few inches away from stems and trunks of shrubs and trees to avoid diseases and rodent damage.

Vegetable gardens bene� t from one to two inches of mulch. If you want to know what you are eating, I recommend making your own com-post for food gardens.

Reach Gwen Steele at Okanagan Xeriscape As-sociation.

okanaganxeriscape.org.

•AGM FOR LC SeniORS’ buS SOCiety - will be Wednesday, May 27, 10:00 am at the Winfield Seniors Centre•St. edwARd’S CAteChiSM - Catechism classes for children grades Kindergarten to Grade 7 beginning in September, 2015; to register or for more info call 250-766-3303•LeARn tAi Chi in 3 dAyS - on May 29, 30 & 31st. After the weekend, participants are ready to attend the continuing class at the Oyama Community hall. Every Mon. & Wed. night at 6:30pm. Register online at www.taoist.org/southern-interior or call 1-888-824-2442 for more info•LC SeniORS’ CentRe AGM - 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Rd. will be holding their Annual General Meeting on Wed., June 3, 2015 at 1pm refreshments will be served.•LC SeniORS’ CentRe ChAiR yOGA - & Strengthening fitness class. 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Rd. Tuesdays 3:30-4:30pm. Call 250-317-3508 for more info.•winFieLd AuXiLiARy CRibbAGe - 3rd Sunday every month. Registration @ 9AM, Game starts @ 10AM sharp. $26 per team, includes a light lunch. Contact 250-878-2834 for more information.•bAdMintOn - Fridays 9:30-11:30 Oyama Hall. Drop-in $2.50. Great exercise & fun for all. Contact Rob. 766-3034•LC SeniORS’ CentRe PRiMe tiMe - 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Rd., will be hosting Prime Time again every Mon. 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 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 - will be holding their last lunch on June 9 & it will be $10 & be extra special. Come join the fun at 12pm - 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road.•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 to help seniors live in their own homes longer by providing non-medical support services including transportation, grocery shopping, yard work, light housekeeping & friendly visits. LC Health Planning Society is coordinating these services for seniors 65 years+. Please call 778-215-5247 for more info, or if you are able to help seniors in your community by volunteering.•LC FOOd bAnK thRiFt StORe 3250 Berry Rd. Open Tues., Wed., Thurs. 10am-6pm, April-September. All proceeds go to the Lake Country Food Bank., & run by our friendly volunteers. For more info on donating and/or volunteering, please call 778-480-3250.•LC SeniORS’ buS SCheduLe - Tues., May 26 Buffet Lunch, Winfield Senior Centre. Fri., May 29, Salmon Arm area, Haney Museum, Lunch. 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 donatioåns.•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. •winFieLd united ChuRCh YARD SALE and BAKE SALE on Saturday, June 13 from 8:30 to noon. Come out for coffee and lots of good buys - 3751 Woodsdale Road.•LAKe COuntRy SeniORS 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road – Our last lunch will be on June 2 at 12:00 during meals or at the centre weekdays from 10:00-2:00 for $10.00. Hawaiian is the theme and prizes will be offered for best dressed. Great meal, lots of fun.

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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. We only need people for half days.

See Phyllis MacPherson at theFood Bank located in the rear of theBoys & Girls Club, 3130 Berry Rd.Open Mon., Wed., & Thurs. 9-3.


Bryan Akerstream, director of business pro-grams for the Kelow-na company, said one ad-vantage his company has is that it provides as close to a “one-stop-shop” for

aircraft maintenance as possible, given its ex-tensive capabilities at its headquarters located on the grounds of the Ke-lowna Airport.

While not built spe-ci� cally in anticipation of winning the new con-

tract, the company has just opened a huge new hanger at the airport, a building capable of hold-ing larger aircraft while they are being worked on.

One of the company’s other major contracts

is to maintain Westjet’s 100-plus � eet of planes. � e new hanger can ac-commodate the larger Boeing 757s the airline is getting.

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Interior Health has selected Stuart Olson Construction Ltd. to oversee major renova-tions of the Strathcona Building at the Kelowna General Hospital.

� e second � oor of the building will be reno-vated to accommodate six coronary care unit (CCU) beds, with space

for two more, as well as 34 cardiac inpatient beds and associated support spaces. KGH currently has 407 beds.

Upgrades to the mechanical and electrical infrastructure will be part of the $32-million pro-ject. � e renovations to the Strathcona Building are part of the overall In-

terior Heart and Surgical Centre budget.

� e second � oor of the Strathcona is cur-rently home to nine operating rooms that are moving to the new sur-gical centre, slated to open this fall.

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SERVICEDon’t Burn… Chip it!

250-212-6487 250-766-4788WE DO HEDGE TRIMMING

WOOD SERVICESHAIRSTYLISTS/BARBERS

Roosters Barber Shop

Tuesday to Friday 9-6 (Sr’s discount days)Saturday & Sunday 9-4

Closed Mondays

Serving the community since 2005 Traditional Old World Service for the Modern Man!

Beside Tim Horton’s

Frank Geber • 778-480-562213, 11852 Hwy 97N Lakewood Mall

Call Teresa at 250-766-4688 to be included in this feature; only $15 per issue!

ELECTRICAL

• Commercial• Residential• Controls• Design

• Hot Tub Repairs• Trenching• Fire Alarms

Offi ce/Fax: (250)766-2594Cell: (250)258-6707

Only $15 and the creative department

will design it for free!CONTACT

Teresa Huscroft-Brown 250-979-7329 or

[email protected]

MAKE THISSPACE WORK FOR YOU!

EUROPEAN CARPENTRY & CRAFTSMANSHIP

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

•Antique furniture restoration & repairs•Specialty & regular millwork

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

Josef Kalis

Josef Kalis 250.766.1234 Serving the Okanagan since 1988

LANDSCAPING/GARDEN MAINTENANCE

Landscape DesignLandscape InstallationGarden Maintenance

KHS K ’ H ti lt l S iKHS Landscape Design BuildPlease contact us via our website or call 1.844.767.1311

www.kelownagardens.com

BUILDING CONTRACTOR

Chris Duggan CSBACertifi ed Sustainable Building Advisor

Specializing in:• Custom Homes

• Home Renovations

• Project Management

[email protected]

250-870-8821www.dugganhomes.ca

Commited to Quality • Insured

Services

Moving & Storage

ROLL ENDS Are Back in

Stock! PACKING PAPER

FOR SALE at The Kelowna Capital News.

2495 Enterprise Way

GREAT for the kids to draw on, pluspuppy training,

gardens and packing for moving.

Cleaner Than News Print!

$1.50 + up. Talk to the girls in

classifi ed to purchase yours.

250-763-7114

Painting & Decorating

WWW.PAINTSPECIAL.COM (1) 250-899-3163

3 Rooms For $2992 Coats Any Colour

(Ceiling & Trim extra)Price incls. Cloverdale Premium

Quality Paint. NO PAYMENT, until job is completed!

Merchandise for Sale

Free ItemsFREE kittens, looking for a good home, can deliver. 250-859-9441.

Merchandise for Sale

Garage Sales2ND Annual Community Gar-age Sale at The Lakes. Sat May 30, 8-12. Maps will be available at our website. thela-kescommunity.com

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

For Sale: Yakima Skybox Pro 12 Silver and Yakima Highroller Upright bike

racks. Yakima roof rack that fi ts factory roof racks.Locking cores and key

match locks on bike racks, box and roof rack. Box and

bike purchased new in 2009. Roof rack a couple of years older. Excellent condition. Rarely used and storedunder cover. $900 OBO.

Located in Nelson250-354-7471

Misc. WantedCASH Paid for 10K-24K jewel-ry, old coins & $5 coins & higher. Todd - 250-864-3521

Private Coin Collector BuyingCollections, Olympic Coins,Silver, Gold, Jewelry, EstatesChad: 250-863-3082 in town.

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

Sporting GoodsRUGER 10/22’s at the Best Little Gun Shop Around. Quality Firearms Buy & Sell. Weber & Markin Gunsmiths 4-1691 Powick Rd., Kelowna 250-762-7575 Tue-Sat 10-6 facebook.com/WeberMarkin

If you see a wildfi re, report it to

1-800-663-5555 or *5555

on most cellular networks.


FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSWhat question would

you like a qualified professional to answer?

Q:

A:

My 21 year old son is constantly holding his jaw and grimacing when he drinks either hold or cold beverages. He says it is like an 'ice cream headache' and can't understand it. His teeth were always in decent shape when he lived at home because we paid for it. He's at college now, and the last time I visited I opened the closet and it looked like a bottle depot. There were flats of empty soda pop cans. He claims he brushes and flosses daily, so that cannot be the problem. Besides, he prefers diet colas. What do you suggest?

I've witnessed similar cases with college 'kids' – whose oral health suffers while they are away getting their education. It is frequently self-induced with soft drinks and juices. The new energy drinks are the worst, in my opinion. Sugar is the enemy, and this should come as no surprise. In an average can of pop there can me as much as 6 teaspoons of sugar. Judging from the shopping carts I notice at the big box store, some people seem to consume more than their fair share. Your son probably does brush and hopefully floss regularly, but I suspect the enamel on his teeth is being eroded by the acid in his beverages. The hard surface of the enamel is becoming softer due to the acid in these drinks, and creating sensitivity to the dentin area of the tooth.

Your enamel becomes softer and loses mineral content when you drink anything that is acidic. Normally, the pH balance in your mouth gets restored by your saliva, but if there is too much acid too frequently, it cannot do its job properly. Patients often say they only consume healthy products, like diet pop and fruit juices. The fruit juices can be equally as acidic and cause significant harm while the individual or their parent believes they are 'doing the right thing'. Anything with a pH value (measure of acidity) of below 5.5 can damage your teeth. This absolutely includes flavoured waters and just about everything else you see in that aisle at the supermarket. Just in case you are a convenience shopper, the big box stores now package some of them in 36 pack minimums!

If it is any consolation, in a recent study of adults dental erosion was found in 79% of the cases – so your son isn't alone. Fortunately, we can reduce further damage in our dental chairs – so I suggest he visit a dentist as soon as possible. If it gets much worse, the treatment options will be invasive and expensive. As with most things dental – it never gets less expensive to repair something than the present!

Ask The Dentist!by

Dr. Lina Jung, DDS

‘But I Brush My Teeth and it Still Hurts’

Winfield Dental Centre208 - 3121 Hill Road

Winfield, B.C.

250-469-9477www.WinfieldDentalCentre.ca

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Why should I have a buyer agent?

When someone tells me they are looking for

a home in Lake Country I take them under

my wing. Having a buyer agent means you

have someone who knows the area, does a

lot of business here, and often has already toured

the home that you are looking for. Another bene� t

of having a buyer agent is that I often know about

homes that are soon to be listed that are not on

the MLS system yet. So what that means to you is

that you have “insider information” so to speak, of

the best opportunities in Lake Country. I follow a

professionally developed buyer process that allows

me to treat my clients professionally. My service

includes con� dentiality, instant information, insider

advantage, active agent advantage which coordi-

nates the whole entire experience into � nding your

perfect home.

QA

Petrina KoltunREALTOR®

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

I was busy preparing my famous onion dip for our May long family cookout and boy were my tears � owing! What causes that anyway?

Although there may be the off chance that your onion dip is so good that it brings

those who gather to tears, the answer more likely lies in the chemical components of the vegetable. Within the cells of an onion are elements known as amino acid sulfoxides. When you cut into an onion and break down its cellular structure, these sulfoxides are now free to react with certain enzymes to produce a volatile sulfur compound known as propanethiol-S. This acidic substance is then able to waft towards our eyes in gaseous form and stimulate our re� exive tearing to wash away the irritant. From chilling your onions, to cutting them underwater, to donning your favourite pair of swim goggles prior to cutting, all of the tricks employed to reduce tearing are based on limiting the � ow of this irritating sulfur compound toward our eyes.

Dr.Paul Rollett Optometrist

Q

A

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

www.lakecountryoptometry.ca

MeaganNoel Consultant, Investors Group Financial Services Inc.

250-762-3329 ex 5266

[email protected]

What is the difference between lender mortgage life insurance verses a personal life insurance plan?Your family loves your home – but that mortgage! What would happen if you passed

away early? Will your family be able to pay off that monster debt? The obvious answer is mortgage life insurance. Before you say yes to lender provided mortgage life insurance, consider this: do you want to cover your lender or yourself? Personal life insur-ance allows you to choose the bene� ciary, choose the amount of coverage you would like, premiums remain stable and underwriting happens before you are approved. Lender mortgage insurance the bene� ciary is the lender, coverage declines with the mortgage balance and underwriting happens post-mortem. There’s no doubt about it: Insurance to cover your mortgage is an absolute necessity to protect your home and family. Make sure you get the protection that is tailored to you, not your lender and is a perfect � t with your overall � nancial plan.

QA


George Elliot Secondary School

GRAD CLASS OF 2015

George Elliot Secondary School graduates assembled in Swalwell Park to form a vehicle parade to GESS for their red carpet arrival to take

a group photo at the high school before going to the Okanagan Grand in Kelowna for their promenade to the formal dinner/dance.

■ GEORGE ELLIOT SECONDARY SCHOOL

Celebrating in grand style

Lake Country Calendar Wednesday, March 27, 2015 www.lakecountrycalendar.com APB A24 www.lakecountrycalendar.com Wednesday, March 27, 2015 Lake Country Calendar

Trethewey Spray park at Swalwell Park is now OPEN

PUBLIC NOTICES Property Tax Notices for the District of Lake Country are in the mail. If you are the registered owner of property within the District of Lake Country and have not received your Property Tax Notice for 2015 by June 12th , please contact the Finance Department at (250) 766-5650.

Please note that current taxes are due before 6:00 pm, Thursday, July 2, 2015. A tax payment does not have to be made for eligible property owners to claim their 2015 Provincial Home Owner Grant. Claim online www.lakecountry.bc.ca

2014 Annual Report: Council will be receiving the District of Lake Country’s 2014 Annual Report at its Regular Council Meeting on June 16, 2015, and is seeking public comment on the document on or before that time. The 2014 Annual Report is available for review at the Municipal Hall Customer Service counter and on the District’s website at www.lakecountry.bc.ca. Comments can be provided to the Corporate Services Department in writing or via email to [email protected]. Comments can also be provided directly to Council at the June 16th Regular Council Meeting which begins at 7:00 p.m. at the Municipal Hall.

ROAD CLOSURE NOTICE: Oyama Road will be closed for the Oyama Fun Day Parade (from Oyama General Store to Oyama Traditional School) on Sunday June 7, 2015 from 10:45am to 11:45am. The day kicks off with an 8am Pancake Breakfast and continues until 3pm with a farmers market, displays, food, games and activities for everyone in the family. Bring the whole family to this fun community event, the kids will enjoy the candy distributed along the parade route and everyone loves the delicious burgers BBQ’d by Oyama Station 91 of the Lake Country Fire Department.

OYAMA FUN DAY

FARMERS & CRAFTERS MARKET The Lake Country Farmers & Crafters Market season kicks off Friday, June 5th.

Swalwell Park (10090 Bottom Wood Lake Road, Lake Country) with its popular Spray Park is the regular site for local vendors every Friday afternoon 3-7pm. Bring your reusable grocery bags and pick up fresh produce, prepared foods, flowers & crafts.

Matt Vader presented Lake Country CFO, Rose Bronswyk Kassa, with a $1,000 cheque from the Carr’s Landing Community & Recreation Association as a contribution to the Coral Beach tennis court upgrade project completed this month. Ask to get on the Association’s mailing list by emailing [email protected]

Trethewey Spray Park is open 10am-8pm weekends only until June 1 and then the shade structure umbrellas will be re-installed for the summer and the spray park will be operational everyday 10am-8pm June to September. Let the water fun begin!

Congratulations GESS

Class of 2015

lake country calendar, may 27, 2015

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