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KEVIN PARNELL

Ray Willett has a lot of memories of his father.

And he’s not the only one in Lake Country who fondly remembers the genuine antics of Vergil Willett, a Second World War veteran and one of the founding members of the Oceo-la Fish and Game Club, who passed away last month at the age of 95.

Vergil Willett was an anti-aircraft gunner in the Second World War. Blessed with the keen eyesight of a sniper and a knack for being in the right place at the right time, Willett served from Oct. 30 of 1941 to June 4, 1946 when he was honourably discharged as a corporal with several medals to his name.

But the one med-al that might tell more of Vergil’s story than the Defence, Volunteer Ser-vice and War Medal that

were bestowed upon him, was a medal given him to the rest of the veterans in Lake Coun-try, years after he re-turned from service.

During what became an annual poker game held by the veterans in the area, Willett’s bud-dies presented their gen-erous friend with a med-al they had made for him. Emblazoned on the makeshift medal was an inscription, hon-ouring Willett for “evad-ing commanding o� cers and doing damn well whatever he pleased.”

And that was who Vergil Willett was. He would give you the shirt o� his back, could take down four deer be-fore his hunting bud-dies could even get a shot o� and he always had a smile that hinted of his playful nature.

Memories remain of Second World War veteran

SEE MEMORIES A10

For a schedule of Remembrance Day ceremonies see page A10

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Longtime Oyama resident Joyce Young says it’s what her family wanted and she is very pleased with the conclu-sion of a land donation that will keep an Oyama wetlands preserved and

available for public use. � e Young family,

which settled in Oyama in the early 1900s, has donated two parcels of marshland to Ducks Unlimited Canada, en-suring the land—known locally as Marsh Lake—will be maintained for

wildlife in perpetuity.“� is is what we

wanted, we are very happy about it,” said Young in an interview with the Lake Country Calendar. “We’re very pleased we could do it and proud and we hope everybody can enjoy it.”

Now 96, Joyce has been enjoying the wet-lands for as long as she can remember, spend-ing decades watching the goings-on of paint-ed turtles, great blue her-ons, red-winged and yel-low-headed blackbirds, ring-necked pheasants,

and a variety of snakes, frogs and waterfowl that have made their homes in and around the marsh over the years.

She recalls watching her sons and their friends using the pond as an outdoor skating rink in the days before the Win-

� eld Arena existed.“� at was wonderful,”

she said. “I could watch my own children learn-ing to skate right from my kitchen window. It was nice because we didn’t have a skating rink

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A VETERAN’S SON, Ray Willett with a picture of his father Vergil, along with a letter Vergil penned home in 1944 from England where he was stationed in the Second World War. Vergil passed away last month, aged 95.

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in Win� eld and it was a great place for people to go skating....it was most-ly children.”

Recognizing the wet-land’s importance to wildlife and concerned about the ongoing loss of wetland habitat in the Okanagan Valley, Joyce and her two sons, David and Robert Young, made the joint decision to do-nate their marshland to Ducks Unlimited Can-ada (DUC) to safeguard its future. David Young, who had donated an ad-jacent land parcel to DUC in 2008 and was satis� ed with both the organization’s manage-ment of the land and the

Wetlands to be preservedWETLANDS FROM A1Wanda Lock has been

selected as the Lake Country Art Gallery’s new curator.

� e position was va-

cated by Katie Brennan, who, after three years of developing exhibitions at Lake Country gallery, was selected to manage

the Arts Council of the Central Okanagan

“We are extreme-ly grateful for the high quality work Katie did

for the Lake Coun-try Art Gallery,” Sharon McCoubrey, president of the Lake Country Art Gallery Society, stated in

a press release. “And now we look forward to the future exhibitions that Wanda will produce, an-ticipating that she will

bring creative and in-triguing art shows to the gallery.”

Lock, a Lake Coun-try resident, is a practi-

cing artist and serves on the Public Art Com-mission. After gradu-ating from Emily Carr University of Art & De-sign, Lock returned to the Okanagan in 1992, where she served as manager of Opus Framing & Art Sup-plies, taught art classes at the Kelowna Art Gal-lery, while developing her own art, participat-ing in many art projects and special events over the years. “I am looking forward to working with artists throughout the Okanagan,” said Lock, “and I plan to build on the already impres-sive reputation that the Lake Country Art Gal-lery has.”

Petrina McNeil, man-ager of the art gallery con� rmed that, “Wanda has clearly demonstrat-ed her understanding of the leadership role of a curator. � e ideas Wanda brings have the poten-tial to immediately inter-est and excite the wider community yet each idea also contains deeper lev-els of curiosity and in-quiry that will engage and challenge visitors to consider new and di� er-ent ways of seeing.”

McNeil anticipates an exciting line-up of fu-ture exhibitions. “Wanda adds her own � air, and easily slipping into stor-ies of � lm, music and other shared cultural ex-periences as a segue into contemporary visual art.”

Lock has already begun her role as curator, with her � rst exhibition being the highly popular Under 100, which pre-views on Nov. 21 [See story page A7]. You can be part of the special pre-mier event starting at 3 p.m., to see and buy from the display of over 600 small, original artworks. See more at www.lake-countryartgallery.ca.

Meet the new curator in the Lake Country Art Gallery on Sunday, Nov. 8, between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., or drop by any time for an informal chat and see the current exhibition, WildMen.

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LOCALLY known as Marsh Lake, the Oyama wetlands have been used for many years in the winter for skating and in the summer as a place to see wildlife. In the future there could be a public trail around the wetlands. Joyce Young (below) with sons Robert (left) and David, hold the donor awards they received from Ducks Unlimited Canada.

in Win� eld and it was a great place for people to go skating....it was most-ly children.”

Recognizing the wet-land’s importance to wildlife and concerned about the ongoing loss of wetland habitat in the Okanagan Valley, Joyce and her two sons, David and Robert Young, made the joint decision to do-nate their marshland to Ducks Unlimited Can-ada (DUC) to safeguard its future. David Young, who had donated an ad-jacent land parcel to DUC in 2008 and was satis� ed with both the organization’s manage-ment of the land and the

tax bene� ts he received as a result of the dona-tion, contacted DUC in the spring of 2014 to get the ball rolling. Af-ter property appraisals and biological and land surveys were complet-ed, the land titles were

� nally transferred earlier this year.

“We’ve always want-ed to keep it as part of the ecology,” said Joyce. “We would never have developed it and I just � gured it was time. We were very privileged to have the use of it all these years. It’s been a boon to us. Now I just hope it can be used for everybody.”

� e land wasn’t al-ways a productive wet-lands � lled with wildlife. � e Youngs were grant-ed the parcel of land in the 1930’s, when a per-iod of severe drought ex-tending across the coun-try saw the wetland su� -ciently dried out to allow it to be farmed. � e rich

land was cultivated in oats and potatoes, and cattle were driven to and from their summer graz-ing lands along the wet-land’s edge. By the time Joyce married Richard Young in the summer of 1950, wetter conditions had returned, and the marsh was again proli� c with wildlife.

Although DUC largely intends to pre-serve the wetland in its current condition, in late October an excit-ing change occurred at the site as DUC restored a grassy area alongside the wetland to native ri-parian vegetation. Wild-life populations in the area will bene� t from the

addition of prickly rose, snowberry, willow, dog-wood and other shrubs planted along the wet-land edge.

Eventually there could even be a loop trail around the marsh and connecting with other trails in the area, such as the nearby rail trail along the old CN corridor, ac-cording to Oyama coun. Owen Dickie.

“� ere are long-term plans for there to be a trail along the shore of the wetlands,” said Dick-ie. “I think it would make for a nice nature loop. � is is incredibly gener-ous of the Young family. � ey are trying to main-tain a piece of the herit-

age of Oyama. It’s in-credible to see the lake preserved.”

� e Marsh Lake pro-ject has been a truly col-laborative conservation e� ort, with the Youngs’ charitable donation sup-ported by Environment Canada’s Ecological Gifts program. Site res-toration work, conducted by local contractor In-terior Land Reclamation Ltd., was funded by En-vironment Canada’s Na-tional Wetland Conserv-ation Fund, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and Ducks Unlimited.

With more than 85 per cent of historic valley bottom wetlands in the Okanagan region lost to

agriculture and develop-ment, Ducks Unlimited Canada has made the conservation of wetlands in this region a high priority. In donating this valuable land, the Young family is leaving a legacy of wildlife habitat for fu-ture generations to enjoy.

Ducks Unlimited Canada is the lead-er in wetland conserva-tion. A registered char-ity, DUC partners with government, indus-try, non-pro� t organiza-tions and landowners to conserve wetlands that are critical to waterfowl, wildlife and the environ-ment. Learn more at ducks.ca.

Wetlands to be preservedWETLANDS FROM A1

‘‘We were very privileged to have the use of it all these years. It’s been a boon to us. Now I just hope it can be used for every-body.

Joyce Young

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tired everything: house-wife, author, university teacher, art photograph-er.” She and her husband both taught at the school in north India I once at-tended.

I reproduce parts of Sally’s essay here, with her permission.

•••Growing old-old at

almost 87 is a shock. In-deed, I had no plans to reach this age.

My dad tried to warn me. In his last years—he lived to be 90—he’d walk down the hall and drop heavily onto the couch. “Hoo, boy,” he’d say, “Growing old isn’t for sissies!”

I thought he was just being clever, but now I know he meant it. How do I know? Because now I am old-old, and I agree with him completely.

As I watched him go

opinion

Understanding what it’s like to grow old

through the process of winding down his life, I understood very little of what he was experi-encing. “Well, why can’t you go to � anksgiv-ing in Je� erson?” one of us would say. “Je� erson’s only 30 miles away and you’ve got all next week to rest up.”

I now understand that when you’re tired at 85 and more, it’s altogeth-er di� erent from being tired at 75.

I’ve already done many of the things I might do, so they seem less important. I’ve seen temples and church-es large and small; I’ve seen mountains large and small; I’ve seen towns and villages large and small. While there may be a special tem-ple that would satisfy my desire to learn more about the world, I know I will never see them all. � e question is: Am I at the point where I can be content with what I’ve already experienced?

Apparently I am.Being old-old means

being physically less able to do what in ear-

lier years I would have agreed to do on a mo-ment’s notice. I’ve been to 13,000 feet in Nepal and Tibet, and I know what it takes and how exhilarating it feels. It re-quires more stamina than I now have—and more acute balance. In fact, I have developed a habit of falling on perfectly level ground. What would I do now on Himalay-an heights, or even in the Black Hills?

� e builders of famous monuments never thought of us old-olds when they laid the steps at the Parthenon in Greece and the Potala Palace in Tibet. � ose ancient steps are now too di� cult to navigate because I can’t negoti-ate their uneven heights, even if I weren’t short of breath climbing them.

No, I never expected to live this long. With my 90s just a few short years away, I wonder how I should spend whatever time I have left.

What is possible—what can I plan on—given my ever more lim-ited mental and physical capacity? It would be fun to write another book.

But what if I start and the Essential Tremors in my hands make typing impossible, or my macu-lar degeneration caus-es my eyesight to fail? Would I be upset if it were left un� nished?

Who knows? I only

know that becoming old-old is my new real-ity, one which I had not planned on, and I must learn to live with it.

Jim Taylor lives in Lake Country.

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Growing old is not for the faint-of-heartTAYLOR FROM A4

opinion

To the editor:As a devout hock-

ey fan, sports writers and coaches leave me won-dering about the future of the game. When will the sport of the game be separated from the need-less violence of � sts to the head?

What constructive

purpose does � ghting serve beyond attracting � ght goons to the game?

Concussions and CTE (chronic traumat-ic encephalopathy) have cut short the promising careers of many talented players. We now know with scienti� c certainty that this is a fact of facili-

tating, if not promoting, such needless violence.

Hockey coaches, managers and owners ought to be taken to task on this issue. Football, soccer, basketball and even international hock-ey have outlawed � ght-ing. Yet the mandarins in control of Canadian

hockey continue to leave their heads stuck ‘where the sun don’t shine.’

� e problem exists to the extreme with the molding of younger players eager for a chance at the big time. � ese are strong young men, � lled with youthful energy and drive. � ey do not prac-

Violence in junior hockey not only tolerated, but encouraged by adultstise endless hours and come to the rink to sit on the bench. � eirs is a youthful willingness to please and be recog-nized. Teenage minds in strong bodies, these are ready victims for the careless direction of adult management.

At a recent WHL hockey game our home-town Rockets enter-tained us with some fast-action, skilled play until

gloves were allowed, by o� cials, to drop. Given the laxity of rules, the of-� cials are bound, by im-plicit consent of the management, to allow such mayhem.

� e true fact: Each of these young players and their parents have signed waivers that re-lieve management of having to provide any protection or guidance to young minds from need-

less violence. � e coach’s record-

ed comment: “It’s part of hockey. Good on him for doing it—that’s a tes-tament to his character. Good on those guys for dropping the gloves.”

Would you send your child to a school where the teacher gave such en-couragement to pupils on the playground?

Ian Sisett, Kelowna

Aging is not uniform. In her book � e Gift of Years, author Joan Chit-tister divides the elderly into two groups.

� e young-old, 65-75, are burdened more by stereotypes than by dis-ability. � e old-old are 75-plus.

Chittister doesn’t deal much with them—she’s not there yet—but my friend Sally Stoddard did, in an essay she wrote earlier this year.

Sally calls herself “a re-







As I watched him go

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opinions on issues going

on in our communityThe B.C. govern-

ment declared the � rst Con-

servation O� cer Day on Nov. 4, to recognize the 110-year history of the service that started out as mostly volunteer “game wardens.”

� is is overdue recog-nition for what is essen-tially a police force that only receives public no-tice when a bear or cou-gar has to be killed to protect people.

� e ceremony at the B.C. legislature included awards. Chief Conserva-tion O� cer Doug Fors-dick presented long-ser-vice medals and two commendations for life-saving.

One was to CO Jason Hawkes, who rescued a family of four from their sinking boat on Koote-nay Lake last June. He reached them in rough, windy conditions when they were waist-deep in water, far from shore.

� e other went to CO Andrew Anaka, for res-cuing an angler from an

overturned boat, whom he found “extremely hypothermic” at the base of a cli� at a lake near Powell River on Jan. 22. A second angler didn’t make it to shore.

An exemplary ser-vice medal went to CO Micah Kneller, who caught up with Fort Nel-son RCMP o� cers and paramedics on Sept. 6, as they treated a hunter who had been attacked by a grizzly in a remote area. As darkness fell, Kneller found a second injured hunter, got the group together, built a � re and assisted until a

rescue helicopter from CFB Comox lifted the hunters out at 3 a.m.

NDP environment critic Spencer Chan-dra Herbert had a couple of things on his mind at the event. He relayed a report from the B.C. Government Employ-ees’ Union that there has been a 10 per cent cut in CO sta� since 2002.

Not so, replied En-vironment Minister Mary Polak. � e num-ber has “hovered around 148” in that time, she said, including season-al sta� for peak hunting and � shing periods.

Polak said extra in-vestment has gone into trucks that serve as mo-bile command centres, so people aren’t sitting in o� ces waiting for the phone to ring. � ey pa-trol more and respond faster, which can be vital.

Chandra Herbert also blasted the gov-ernment for a “dona-tion” of $100,000 from the Freshwater Fish-ing Society of B.C. to in-

crease angling enforce-ment this summer, add-ing more seasonal CO days. “What’s next, bake sales?” he said.

� e real story is a bit more complicated. In March I reported that the B.C. Liberal govern-ment � nally made good on a decade-old promise to turn over all revenue from freshwater � shing licence sales to the so-ciety.

Its revenue went from $7 million to $10 million once the government � nally ended the practice of skimming some o� for the general treasury.

Energy Minister Bill Bennett recalled that the society was established during the � rst years of Gordon Campbell’s gov-ernment, a period of what Bennett called “re-ligious zeal” for privatiz-ation.

� e society spends most of its budget re-stocking lakes with trout and promoting respon-sible angling, but its new 30-year service contract

also calls on it to contrib-ute to enforcement. � is is the � rst year that has happened, and Polak said the extra � shing viola-tion tickets indicate it is working.

� e CO service also works on cases such as the Mount Polley mine breach. It has a commer-cial environmental en-forcement unit, a spe-cial investigations unit to deal with smuggling and organized crime, and an intelligence analyst. In short, they’re real cops, working with a group of about 150 compliance o� cers at the Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Oper-ations.

� ey don’t get much respect from an urban public informed by ce-lebrity wildlife protest-ers such as Pamela An-derson, Miley Cyrus and Ricky Gervais.

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

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Life and FaithJim Taylor

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As I watched him go

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through the process of winding down his life, I understood very little of what he was experi-encing. “Well, why can’t you go to � anksgiv-ing in Je� erson?” one of us would say. “Je� erson’s only 30 miles away and you’ve got all next week to rest up.”

I now understand that when you’re tired at 85 and more, it’s altogeth-er di� erent from being tired at 75.

I’ve already done many of the things I might do, so they seem less important. I’ve seen temples and church-es large and small; I’ve seen mountains large and small; I’ve seen towns and villages large and small. While there may be a special tem-ple that would satisfy my desire to learn more about the world, I know I will never see them all. � e question is: Am I at the point where I can be content with what I’ve already experienced?

Apparently I am.Being old-old means

being physically less able to do what in ear-

lier years I would have agreed to do on a mo-ment’s notice. I’ve been to 13,000 feet in Nepal and Tibet, and I know what it takes and how exhilarating it feels. It re-quires more stamina than I now have—and more acute balance. In fact, I have developed a habit of falling on perfectly level ground. What would I do now on Himalay-an heights, or even in the Black Hills?

� e builders of famous monuments never thought of us old-olds when they laid the steps at the Parthenon in Greece and the Potala Palace in Tibet. � ose ancient steps are now too di� cult to navigate because I can’t negoti-ate their uneven heights, even if I weren’t short of breath climbing them.

No, I never expected to live this long. With my 90s just a few short years away, I wonder how I should spend whatever time I have left.

What is possible—what can I plan on—given my ever more lim-ited mental and physical capacity? It would be fun to write another book.

But what if I start and the Essential Tremors in my hands make typing impossible, or my macu-lar degeneration caus-es my eyesight to fail? Would I be upset if it were left un� nished?

Who knows? I only

know that becoming old-old is my new real-ity, one which I had not planned on, and I must learn to live with it.

Jim Taylor lives in Lake Country.

[email protected]

Growing old is not for the faint-of-heartTAYLOR FROM A4

opinion

To the editor:As a devout hock-

ey fan, sports writers and coaches leave me won-dering about the future of the game. When will the sport of the game be separated from the need-less violence of � sts to the head?

What constructive

purpose does � ghting serve beyond attracting � ght goons to the game?

Concussions and CTE (chronic traumat-ic encephalopathy) have cut short the promising careers of many talented players. We now know with scienti� c certainty that this is a fact of facili-

tating, if not promoting, such needless violence.

Hockey coaches, managers and owners ought to be taken to task on this issue. Football, soccer, basketball and even international hock-ey have outlawed � ght-ing. Yet the mandarins in control of Canadian

hockey continue to leave their heads stuck ‘where the sun don’t shine.’

� e problem exists to the extreme with the molding of younger players eager for a chance at the big time. � ese are strong young men, � lled with youthful energy and drive. � ey do not prac-

Violence in junior hockey not only tolerated, but encouraged by adultstise endless hours and come to the rink to sit on the bench. � eirs is a youthful willingness to please and be recog-nized. Teenage minds in strong bodies, these are ready victims for the careless direction of adult management.

At a recent WHL hockey game our home-town Rockets enter-tained us with some fast-action, skilled play until

gloves were allowed, by o� cials, to drop. Given the laxity of rules, the of-� cials are bound, by im-plicit consent of the management, to allow such mayhem.

� e true fact: Each of these young players and their parents have signed waivers that re-lieve management of having to provide any protection or guidance to young minds from need-

less violence. � e coach’s record-

ed comment: “It’s part of hockey. Good on him for doing it—that’s a tes-tament to his character. Good on those guys for dropping the gloves.”

Would you send your child to a school where the teacher gave such en-couragement to pupils on the playground?

Ian Sisett, Kelowna

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household contacts• All children age 6 to 59 months of age.• Household contacts and caregivers of infants and

children 0-59 months of age• Aboriginal people• Children and adults with chronic health conditions and

their household contacts• And more… to view a full list of those who can get their

flu shots for free visit www.interiorhealth.ca/FluClinics

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2016 Tree Fruit Replant ProgramANNOUNCEMENT:

The requirements of the 2016 Replant Program are available on the BCFGA websitewww.bcfga.com.

For replant and grafting projects completed in 2016, the deadline for applications isNovember 20, 2015.

An horticultural advisor is required to help prepare and sign individual applicationsfor the 2016 Tree Fruit Replant Program. a. A list of qualified advisors will be provided on the BCFGA website, or contact the

BCFGA. b. An example of a high quality project will be provided on the BCFGA website.c. A series of reports on replanting and varieties are available and should be

referenced when preparing a 2016 Tree Fruit Replant Program application. Linksare available on the BCFGA website.

The Replant Program provides funding for quality projects. Applications will be ratedby a committee of horticultural experts. The rating of individual applications will bebased on meeting the program requirements and on the quality of their replant plan.Projects will be placed in order of the rating for the projects, and the top-rated projects will be approved until all funding is utilized.

The Tree Fruit Replant Program is a 7 year, $8.4 million program, funded by theProvince of BC.

BC FRUIT GROWERS’ ASSOCIATION1-800-619-9022 (ext 1)email: [email protected]

www.bcfga.com

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This sweet 5 year old pit bull mix will melt your heart and make you laugh with his quirky and goofy antics. Dante loves life, meeting new people and is super affectionate! He is pretty cute with his toys too and can often be seen walking around with a kong in his mouth like a pacifier. Dante is a medium energy level dog and enjoys his walks. He is a little TOO interested in small animals, so it would be best that any fur friends he is introduced to are his size or bigger. Due to his exuberance he would do best in a home with older children where he can have the focused attention and love he needs to be the stable guy that we know he is! If you think that Dante would make a great fit for your family please come down to the Kelowna BC SPCA and ask dog staff to meet him!

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opinion news

To the editor:I have just moved

back to the Okanagan and was lucky enough to � nd a great apartment located in Lake Country.

Let me expand on that, just for location clarity sake: It is locat-ed in the area previous-ly known as Win� eld. � e apartment’s location, within the building, al-lows me an unobstructed view of a farmer’s � eld, a golf course, a beautiful Okanagan hillside and—most importantly to this letter anyway—a tra� c roundabout.

I understand there are two roundabouts in Lake Country and I was lucky enough to end up over-looking one of them.

Watching this round-about has really become an interesting part of my day. My apartment’s bal-cony a� ords me a com-plete view of this engin-eering example of tra� c control and I have re-cently got into the habit of drinking my morning co� ee from this van-tage point. I try my best to catch the morning commute and often go out again around 4 p.m. week days, to catch the evening commute just to watch all the action.

Seems that round-abouts are a strange and misunderstood phe-nomenon here in Lake Country. Now I say this in the kindest way pos-sible, passing no judge-ment on anyone. How-

ever, I have perceived a real lack of understand-ing when it comes to navigating this structure.

I understand tra� c circles have been around for a long time in other parts of the world but I believe they are a new-er tra� c control device in most of Canada. I also believe it will take a few more years of us using them to get a real under-standing of how they ac-tually work. By the way, there is tons of infor-mation regarding their proper use on the In-ternet. � is information is provided mostly by ICBC and, after watch-ing my roundabout for the past month or so, it is obvious why ICBC is interested in sharing roundabout education.

So here are some sim-ple tra� c circle/round-about instructions which I copied from the Min-istry of Transportation web site:

HOW TO USE ROUNDABOUTS:

It’s Simple. Real-ly. (� eir statement, not mine. My comments in brackets)

A roundabout is a cir-cular intersection with-out stop signs or elec-tronic signals. Tra� c � ows counter-clockwise around a central island. Roundabouts are grow-ing in popularity across Canada and U.S. Round-abouts reduce vehicle speeds through an inter-section, and as a result improve safety for all road users—pedestrians, cyclists and motor-ists. See more at: http://www.th.gov.bc.ca/roun-abouts/#sthash.2WrejH-Ve.dpuf

� e Rules Are Sim-ple: (� eir rules)

1. APPROACH• Reduce your speed

(my tra� c circle/round-about is marked at 20 km/h although I am cer-tain the signs are not big enough as no one seems to notice them) and

choose your lane (easy choice, there is only one lane to contend with).

• Watch for road signs. (� ere is a yield sign at each entrance to the tra� c circle/roundabout, once again they may be too small to notice)

• Watch for pedes-trians and cyclists and be ready to stop

2. YIELD• Always yield to

tra� c already in the roundabout (it will be coming from your left, hopefully)

• Wait for a safe gap in the tra� c, remembering that those in the round-about have the right-of-way

3. ENTER• Enter the round-

about to your right (please)

• Continue counter-clockwise until you reach your exit

4. EXIT• Use your right turn

signal before exiting (my uno� cial poll indicates this is done by one out of

every three drivers)• Watch for pedes-

trians and cyclists5. TIP• Never stop in a

roundabout unless the tra� c conditions re-quire it.”

•••Now in closing, I have

to admit I am a little con� icted about shar-ing this information. Why? Because I am real-ly enjoying the entertain-ment factor provided by the motorists using this roundabout.

I have seen some awesome hand signal-ling (there is, however, one particular hand ges-ture that seems a bit more prevalent than all the others). I have heard a number of descrip-tive words and, although I have probably heard them all before, they have been delivered with much gusto and with much passion (did you know your screams can be heard for some dis-tance outside the interior

of your vehicle even if all the windows are up?).

I have also heard a cacophony of extended horn honks (I suspect the honker believes that the length of the honk, as opposed to just the honks loudness, ex-presses the true mean-ing of their emotions in the moment). I have also seen a catalog of looks running from angry to apologetic.

It’s all in a day’s roundabout watching and I am certain I ha-ven’t heard or seen it all yet. After all, winter is on the way.

However, the other side of me hopes that we all are considerate enough to take the time to review the road rules around using round-abouts. It is the least we can do to protect our-selves and those around us, no matter what they have called us in the past.

Kurtis F. Robinson, Lake Country

▼ TRAFFIC ENGINEERING

Roundabouts ‘strange and misunderstood phenomenon’

To the editor: Hats o� to the B.C. high-

ways department on the improve-ment of the intersection of 97 and Oceola Road. Tax dollars well

spent.And a thanks to construc-

tion company as well, working for months during the night when most of us were in bed.

It is a huge improvement and much, much safer.

Toby Smit, Lake Country

▼ TRAFFIC

Oceola/Hwy 97 intersection upgrade a huge imrovement


Food For FrightThe Scarecrow Ladies wish to thank all of the people whogave so generously to the Lake Country Food Bank Drive

in Meadow Brook Mobile Home Park on Halloween Night. Thanks to Coopers store in Lake Country and our pick-up & sorters.

The Scarecrow Ladies are also the Angels during the year; they collect bottles, return them & turn money from deposits over to

the Lake Country Food Bank.Angels thank all who save bottles for them!

Thank You!

Coffee, mulled cider & home-baked goodies available – no charge but donations are

welcome!10564 Powley Court.

Winfield • 250-766-3236www.trilake.ca We’ll have a dress-up box for

pets & pet parents!

Bring your furry, feathered or scaly pet for the pawfect pet photo!

Winter Whiskers Wonderland!A digital photo by Duggan Photography is only $10 - all proceeds going to local

the Okanagan Humane Society, & Kelowna Rabbit Advocates.

Sunday

November 22

Noon - 4pm

LCYSA AGM

November 17th, 7pm Beasley Clubhouse

3450 Woodsdale Road

MEMBERS (parents/guardians/coaches) encouraged to attend

Please come out and SUPPORT youth soccer in your community

Gaming grant money is dependent upon YOUR attendance

Several BOARD positions need to be filled

Volunteers required for the continued SUCCESS of the club

For more information, please contact Heather Ruth at 250.766.0602 or email [email protected]

Find a job you love.


news

� e Lake Coun-try Art Gallery is busy working on its sixth an-nual Under 100 exhib-ition.

� is year’s exhibition promises to be an im-pressive display of ori-ginal art work from more than 60 Okanagan art-ists.

Art work in all med-iums will be on exhib-it. All the small works are under 100 inches square are priced under $100.

As well, a selection of art works under 200 and 300 square inches will be priced under $200 and $300 accordingly.

An exclusive preview event will take place on Saturday Nov. 21 from 3 to 6 p.m. � is is an opportunity to purchase your favourite pieces be-fore the exhibition opens to the public.

Tickets for the pre-view are $10 per person and include one � rst-buy ticket. Only 40 buyer tickets will be available. Call (250-766-1299) or email the gallery ([email protected]) if you are interested in purchasing a ticket.

Attendees of the Under 100 preview will also have the opportun-ity to purchase addition-al � rst-buy tickets for $2 a piece until the draw at 4 p.m.

� e draw will be fast-paced. Each � rst-buy ticket holder drawn will

only have three min-utes to claim their art-work. If a piece has not been chosen in that time, another ticket will be drawn until all 10 � rst-buy ticket spots have been � lled. Once the � rst 10 purchases have been made, other attendees will be welcome to pur-chase work as well.

“In the last few years,

we’ve had people waiting at our door before the show had even o� cial-ly opened,” said gallery manager Petrina Mc-Neill. “Some have even o� ered to buy work even before we’ve hung it.”

� e gallery has new and improved payment options this year includ-ing an express line for cash and cheques. � e

gallery will also accept debit and credit cards.

All proceeds from Under 100 go to the art-ists and to support the Lake Country art Gal-lery, at 10356A Bottom Wood Lake Rd.

Under 100 will be open to the public on Sunday Nov. 22.

Under 100 art expected to go fast

there is still some con-crete work to be done on the exterior including a pad/ramp to the front door and a pad for the loading door.

Exterior siding still

needs to be completed as well and will be one of the last things to be done.

� ere is also a planned work party coming up Nov. 21 in Lake Country

to install another layer of � ooring.

More donations are always welcome. Email Rymarchuk at [email protected] if you can help.

KEVIN PARNELL

It appears it will be one more Christmas sea-son in the old food bank building in Lake Coun-try.

With work progress-ing but still plenty to get � nished on the inside of the new food bank near the Win� eld Seniors Centre, a potential grand opening of the new food

bank is likely going to be held before Christmas.

However according to Bob Rymarchuk of the Lake Country Rotary Club, the actual mov-ing in process won’t take place until after the New Year.

“All of this of course is still up in the air as we have lots to do to � nish the building,” Rymar-chuk said in an email to

the Lake Country Calen-dar. “We’ll do our best to stick to this schedule but as you can appreciate we’ve got our work cut out for us.”

Hamper handouts at the old Lake Coun-try Food Bank will end on Dec. 18 this year but Rymarchuk said the old building will not be closed until the move to the new location is com-

plete. Trades workers are

nearly � nished with the plumbing and electric-al work while � nal insu-lation and vapour bar-riers need to be complet-ed before the inside walls can be � nished at the new building, said Ry-marchuk.

A walk-in cooler/freezer is scheduled to be installed Dec. 4 and

One more Christmas in old building

A LOOK at the progress inside of the Lake Coun-try Food Bank building. It now appears the food bank will have one more Christmas in its old lo-cation before the new building will open for good in the New Year.

CONTRIBUTED

It is a huge improvement and much, much safer.

Toby Smit, Lake Country

Oceola/Hwy 97 intersection upgrade a huge imrovement

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Fred Skeleton Theatre Company Present:VANYA & SONIA

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Thurs, Nov. 12thFri, Nov. 13thSat, Nov. 14th

The Louisiana HayrideChristmas SpecialWed, Dec. 2 2015

Show time at 7:30pm (doors open 7pm)

Creekside Players PresentsAny Number Can Die

A Comedy Mystery By Fred CarmichaelFri., Nov. 20 & 27 & Sat., Nov. 21 & 28

Show time 7:30pm

Show Times 7:30pmTHE ROLLICKING WINNER OF THE

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Tickets $20

A hilarious take off on the mystery plays of the 20s complete with sliding

panels, robed figures, wills being read at midnight, etc. The idioms,

costumes, hairdos, and makeup of the period add to the thrills and laughter.

$16 Adults $10 Students

$50 group of 4 tickets

Get in the Christmas spirit with the incredibly talented cast of the Louisiana Hayride Show. After 5 years of successful shows across Western Canada, the cast

and crew of the Louisiana Hayride Show are bringing their very special Christmas

show to you.

$39 including all service charges

Christmas Open HouseSaturday, November 21

11am - 4pm

We will be accepting canned food items for a donation to the local food bank.We will be accepting canned food items for a donation to the local food bank.

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Christmas Open HouseChristmas Open HouseChristmas Open HouseFOURTH ANNUAL

Enjoy a cornucopia of sampling stations from our partners:

• Taste of the Okanagan • Sapori Oils • Mayan Chocolate Teas • Village Cheese Company

• The Grapevine Restaurant

Find the perfect gift for someone special as you browse the stunning collections from Teri Paul and the

Carr’s Landing Artist Group.

Be sure to take advantage of our seasonal specials on many unique gift ideas and stock up on featured favorite wines to help with your holiday entertaining.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSWhat question would

you like a qualified professional to answer?

Should I be concerned if one of my pupils is bigger than the other?

The pupil is the hole in the centre of the iris (the coloured part of the eye) and its primary function is to

control the amount of light that enters the eye. Pupils do this by contracting and dilating, thus making them appear smaller and larger respectively. When your pupils are different sizes, it is called anisocoria and there are several different causes. Some people naturally have pupils that are slightly different sizes or shapes, so variations can be normal and harmless. However, if there is a signi cant difference or one of the pupils has only recently changed, there could be an underlying issue (migraines, ocular in ammation and several neurologic conditions can all cause pupillary changes). Sometimes your pupils will return back to their normal size without need for treatment, but you should certainly seek medical attention if the condition persists or has followed a head trauma or injury.

Dr. Paul Rollett Optometrist

QA

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

www.lakecountryoptometry.ca

QA

How can I prevent foot trouble?

Practice good foot care. Check your feet regularly, or have a member of your family check them. As an

advanced foot care nurse, I am quali� ed to treat most foot problems. Sometimes the special skills of a podiatrist are needed.It also helps to keep blood circulating to your feet as much as possible. Do this by putting your feet up when you are sitting or lying down, stretching if you’ve had to sit for a long while, walking, having a gentle foot massage, or taking a warm foot bath. Try to avoid pressure from shoes that don’t � t right. Try not to expose your feet to cold temperatures. Don’t sit for long periods of time (especially with your legs crossed). Don’t smoke.

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As we approach the holiday season, and your lives get busier, it doesn’t mean you should delay plans for selling your home this year!Today’s buyers aren’t necessarily timing a home purchase or sale around school schedules, holidays or nice weather. Many prospective buyers do a majority of their initial

home-shopping online. Buyers don’t have to take time out of their busy schedules to drive around -- they can just sit down with a tablet on the couch and search for homes that suit their needs. As a result of the popularity of internet improvements, combined with our hectic schedules and mobile lifestyles, the fall months are no longer a real estate dead zone. It is true that spring is still the busiest time overall but there’s plenty of action happening in the fall, enough to make it worth your while to put up the ‘For Sale’ sign. Here’s why: The buyers are still out there and serious buyers are looking now. In fact, it could be that buyers in the early winter months are even more motivated than buyers in warmer months because there is less going on in their busy lives. Buyers have fewer distractions and are laser focused on � nding a home. Secondly, there is less competition. A lot of people still buy into the old thinking that real estate slows to a crawl by October and virtually stops from Thanksgiving until Valentine’s Day. As a consequence, many potential sellers think that there’s no reason to go on the market during these months. So they wait for spring. And that’s good news for you, because less inventory on the market = less competition for you! Even January can be a good time to sell. Inventory will still be very tight, and there will still be buyers out there looking. In fact, with the holidays over, there may even be more buyers out in January than in December. Also, January buyers may be more motivated. They’ve started doing their taxes and realize they need to buy. Or they’ve set a New Year’s resolution to buy a home within the next 12 months. The reality is, 2016 is just on the horizon and there will no doubt be plenty of motivated buyers in the market, searching for just the right home at a time when there’s less inventory. Doesn’t that sound like a good time to sell? To get your home on the market, and to take advantage of the opportunities that selling your home during holiday season might bring, call today to � nd out more!

Q:

A:

My niece in another city wrote and said she is volunteering with a dental mission to a rural area in Africa. I'm quite concerned about her – and am wondering what kind of clinics she may be in and what type of dentistry they would perform. Do dental teams end up in any danger at all, or am I just worried about nothing?

In Canadian cities we take a lot of things for granted. Dental care is a very big one. We have somewhere around 28,000 dentists in Canada, which means about one for every 1200 people. In one country, where a colleague returned from a dental mission – the ratio is 1 dentist for 400,000 people. Many people have never seen a dentist, and it is not uncommon to suffer with a toothache for years without treatment. The clinics are makeshift at best. My colleague takes a complete portable dental operatory with him that fits into a hockey duffle bag. The dental chair is a fold down version the size of a lounger on your back patio. When they set up in the morning it is not uncommon to have 200 villagers in line. The 'clinic' may well be just a clearing in the jungle. He performs a wide variety of procedures, but primarily extractions. Recently he had a patient with a smashed jaw. He had gone to a local witch doctor for a toothache, and his jaw was broken in 2 places by pliers. Infection set in and the man almost lost his life.

I've not heard of a situation where a dental team was injured in a third world country – but as in any other situation one has to be careful. In that example, the dentist actually feared the local witchdoctor because he was taking his business away and the 'doctor' was furious at his loss of revenue by not treating toothaches. We rely on adherence to rules and fair play, but someone may not have mentioned that to the man with a spear.

Many Canadian dentists do volunteer work overseas. Most missions have some church affiliation, but not all. This is not restricted to the third world. Colleagues do the same in areas like the Downtown Vancouver East Side, dealing with homeless and addicted persons. Every dentist and valued team member who donates their time and energy to make someone's life less painful is a credit to our profession. Your niece sounds like she is donating her efforts for a very worthwhile cause, and you can be proud of her. I am, and I don't even know her!

Ask The Dentist!by

Dr. Lina Jung, DDS

Can You Get Injured Delivering Dentistry?

Winfield Dental Centre208 - 3121 Hill Road

Winfield, B.C.

250-469-9477www.WinfieldDentalCentre.ca

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On Remembrance Day, all citizens are encouraged to pause and re� ect on the sacri� ces made to preserve our freedoms and to attend one of the many Remembrance Day ceremonies through-out the Central Okanagan on Nov. 11.

• Lake Country at George Elliot Secondary School, 10241 Bottom Wood Lake Road

Organized by the Royal Canadian Legion, Oyama Branch #189

All guests are asked to be seated inside George Elliot Sec-ondary School by 10:30 a.m. A sign language interpreter will be providing translation services during the ceremony. Following the ceremony an open house will be held at the Oyama Legion Branch, at 15712 Oyama Rd.

• Kelowna at City Park CenotaphOrganized by the Royal Canadian Legion, Kelowna Branch

#26Following the ceremony, participating youth groups are in-

vited to the Legion Branch, at 1380 Bertram St. for lunch. As well, a period of social remembrance will be held in the Parkin-son Recreation Centre, at 1800 Parkinson Way, from noon to 5:30 pm.

• Rutland at Lions Park CenotaphOrganized by the Army, Navy & Air Force Veterans Unit 376Following the ceremony an open house will be held at the Unit

Clubhouse, at 270 Dougall Rd. North.• Peachland at the Peachland Community Centre, 4450 6th St.Organized by the Royal Canadian Legion, Peachland Branch

#69Fall in at 10:20 a.m. at the Peachland Community Centre.

Following the ceremony, adults and children are welcome at the Peachland Legion on 2nd St., where refreshments will be served.

•West Kelowna at Royal LePage Place, 2760 Cameron Rd.Organized by the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch #288 All guests are asked to arrive by 10 a.m. Afterward, lunch will

be served at the Westbank Legion Branch for members and invit-ed guests.

Central Okanagan remembers

“He always had the abil-ity, when he was in a bad situation, to keep a smile on his face,” said Ray Wil-

lett of his father. “Everyone thought what a great � sh-erman he was, but he was a better hunter. He had amaz-

Remembering dad

CONTRIBUTED

VERGIL WILLETT in his Second World War uniform.

MEMORIES FROM A1

SEE MEMORIES A11

ing eyesight. He was a real-ly good shot and thought maybe he would be a sniper. But on the boat over there (to the war) he found out what the Germans did to snipers if they caught them alive. So when he got there and was training he purposely missed his shots.”

So a sniper he was not to be and Willett was eventual-ly stationed as an anti-aircraft gunner in England.

In a letter home to his Aunt Anna dated July 9, 1944, Vergil described what he had seen and where he was.

“� ere is quite a di� erence here when you go out you never see hardly any young fellows around, they seem to all be in the army. You should see all of the beer joints here, there seems to be one on every corner. I don’t think much of their beer though.

Now only memories remain of WWII veteran dadMEMORIES FROM A10

Honouring the men and women who fought to preserve our freedom then... now... and forever.

Lake CountryRCMP

Detachment

Dr. Walter SokolowskiD.M.D.

Dentistry

250.766.3944Dr. Walter Sokolowski Inc.

Winfield Professional Centre, #118-3121 Hill Rd., Winfield

NewPatientsWelcome

We remember those who have fought for our freedom.

Thank you to the Veterans and Legion #189

who served for our freedom.

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Wear a poppy and show your remembrance forthose who made the ultimate sacri� ce.

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...And their names are engraven

on honour’s bright crest.

� anking the Veterans who served for our � eedom.

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� ey say that the war won’t last much longer now. It sure has been hard on some of the boys that have been over here nearly � ve years now,” he wrote.

During his time in Eng-land, Willett came close to death several times but al-ways seemed to be in the right place at the right time. When he learned that you could make more money as a sergeant, he enrolled to take training and left his anti-air-craft battery to take a course. While he was gone the bat-tery was bombed to the ground.

“Dad lost all of his friends that time and he did have re-gret that he was in school when all of his friends died,” said Ray. “It stuck with him a long time but he learned to live with it. He didn’t like to talk about it. � e only time I heard him talk about it was when his friends would come over and have some drinks for

the yearly poker game.”After being discharged at

the end of the war, Vergil re-turned to the Okanagan. On the boat ride home, he won enough money in poker to purchase a new car.

At an area dance he met his wife Betty and they were married within a year, set-tling in Win� eld to raise a family. He was the � rst hire at Sun-Rype in Win� eld and was a hard worker who rarely missed a day.

He purchased the land for the Oceola Fish and Game Club which still operates there. He was a hunter who could out-shoot any of his co-horts and he loved to � sh, heading out on Wood Lake for the last time this summer.

“He liked to socialize with everyone. He knew everyone in town,” said Ray, who this year will face Remembrance Day for the � rst time with-out his father. It will hold spe-cial meaning as he remembers

his Dad and the sacri� ces he made with pride.

“I’m proud that he was willing to die for what he be-lieved in,” Ray said. “� ere were people that got draft-ed but he volunteered and he was always proud of that.”

� e Remembrance Day celebration in Lake Coun-try will be held on Wednes-day, Nov. 11, at the Creek-side � eatre. People should be seated by 10:30 a.m. for a mo-ment of silence and ceremony at 11 a.m. followed by pro-cession to Cenotaph in Me-morial Park. American Sign Language (ASL) interpret-er will be provided. � e event is hosted by the Royal Can-adian Legion Oyama Branch #189; and following the for-mal proceedings there will be a public open house at the Oyama Legion located at 15712 Oyama Road.

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On Remembrance Day, all citizens are encouraged to pause and re� ect on the sacri� ces made to preserve our freedoms and to attend one of the many Remembrance Day ceremonies through-out the Central Okanagan on Nov. 11.

• Lake Country at George Elliot Secondary School, 10241 Bottom Wood Lake Road

Organized by the Royal Canadian Legion, Oyama Branch #189

All guests are asked to be seated inside George Elliot Sec-ondary School by 10:30 a.m. A sign language interpreter will be providing translation services during the ceremony. Following the ceremony an open house will be held at the Oyama Legion Branch, at 15712 Oyama Rd.

• Kelowna at City Park CenotaphOrganized by the Royal Canadian Legion, Kelowna Branch

#26Following the ceremony, participating youth groups are in-

vited to the Legion Branch, at 1380 Bertram St. for lunch. As well, a period of social remembrance will be held in the Parkin-son Recreation Centre, at 1800 Parkinson Way, from noon to 5:30 pm.

• Rutland at Lions Park CenotaphOrganized by the Army, Navy & Air Force Veterans Unit 376Following the ceremony an open house will be held at the Unit

Clubhouse, at 270 Dougall Rd. North.• Peachland at the Peachland Community Centre, 4450 6th St.Organized by the Royal Canadian Legion, Peachland Branch

#69Fall in at 10:20 a.m. at the Peachland Community Centre.

Following the ceremony, adults and children are welcome at the Peachland Legion on 2nd St., where refreshments will be served.

•West Kelowna at Royal LePage Place, 2760 Cameron Rd.Organized by the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch #288 All guests are asked to arrive by 10 a.m. Afterward, lunch will

be served at the Westbank Legion Branch for members and invit-ed guests.

Central Okanagan remembers

“He always had the abil-ity, when he was in a bad situation, to keep a smile on his face,” said Ray Wil-

lett of his father. “Everyone thought what a great � sh-erman he was, but he was a better hunter. He had amaz-

Remembering dad

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Many people wear arti� -cial poppies on their clothes in the weeks before Remem-brance Day.

Red poppies symbolize the memory of those who died and white poppies campaign for non-military interven-tions in con� ict situations.

On Nov. 11, special church services are organized.

� ese often include the playing of � e Last Post, a reading of the fourth verse of the Ode of Remembrance and two minutes silence at 11 a.m.

After the service, wreaths are laid at local war memor-ials.

� e o� cial Canadian na-tional ceremonies are held at the National War Memor-ial in Ottawa, according to a strict protocol.

A service is held and

wreaths are laid by Armed Services representatives.

In May 2000, the remains of a Canadian soldier who died in France in the First World War, but was never identi� ed, were laid in the Tomb of the Unknown Sol-dier at the National War Me-morial.

Since then, members of the public have laid poppies, let-ters and photographs on the tomb.

•••Canadians have been

wearing poppies since 1921 to honour war veterans. With poppies come questions about exactly how to wear them.

Here are six points from the Royal Canadian Legion’s Poppy Manual:

1. Is it OK to change the pin?

� e Legion’s position is

that pins shouldn’t be substi-tuted. � at includes using a safety pin or a piece of rub-ber band to keep a poppy from falling o� . � e Legion also doesn’t like wearers using Canadian � ag pins to hold on poppies but is a little � exible on this.

“It is undoubtedly better to wear a poppy with a Can-adian � ag in the centre than not to wear a poppy at all,” the Legion states in its guidelines for poppy use.

2. Where is a poppy worn?On the left lapel. � e

Maple Leafs have been tak-ing to the ice recently with poppies painted on the left side of their helmets, and Maxwell says this is respect-ful, as well. “It’s the left side, close to your heart,” Maxwell says. “� at’s the right idea.”

3. When should poppies

be worn?Poppies aren’t just for the

traditional Remembrance Day period, which runs from the last Friday in October to the end of the day on Nov. 11. It is also respectful to wear them at other times of the year, including ceremonies to honour veterans, such as fu-nerals.

4. Who should wear a poppy?

Anyone who wants to honour a veteran. � e Legion notes that 117,000 Canadians gave their lives for freedom, which also means the free-dom not to wear a poppy.

5. How should poppies be disposed of? Placing them at a memorial for veterans at the end of Nov. 11 is particularly respectful. Reusing them next year isn’t.

� e Okanagan Military Museum in Kelowna has sev-eral events planned to help mark Remembrance Day.

On Nov. 17, 7 p.m., UBC Okanagan critical stud-ies professor Nancy Holmes

talks about the poem Flan-ders Fields. On Nov. 24, 7 p.m., Okanagan College hist-ory professor Howard Hisdal talks about the � rst Christ-mas in the trenches.

SOS Soldier for the Day,

is a family drop-in program where participants can learn what it was like to be a sol-dier. � e program runs from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 14, at the Military Mu-seum, 1424 Ellis St. in Ke-

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lowna.Another program is � e

Call Went Out, a theatrical rendition taking place Wed-nesday, Nov. 15, 5 p.m., at t he Laurel Packinghouse, 1304 Ellis St. okmilmuseum.ca.

If you turn your gaze up-ward while strolling along Peachland’s main street, you may notice you were walk-ing under shadows from days past.

Familiar Peachland names set against the silhouettes of the servicemen from the First and Second World Wars were screened onto banners, and a� xed to light standards along the popular strip.

“Not a lot of people know this, but Peachland lost more soldiers per capita during the First World War, than any other community in Canada,” said Deb Livingstone, of the Peachland Arts Council, the group that spearheaded the project.

“It would have been quite devastating for any other town to lose so many.”

Many of the families that settled in Peachland at that time were from the British Isles, said Livingstone, and when news of the war made it to them, 60 enlisted.

� e entire town’s popula-tion was roughly 300 people back then, and 17 didn’t make it back.

Four more Peachlanders were lost in battle during the

Second World War.It’s their names along the

walkway, and that’s having

an impact on the community, said Livingstone.

“I think it’s so moving,” she

said. “I think there are a lot of Peachland residents who have no idea Peachland had such a great loss in the First World War and Second World War…as you walk beneath the silhouettes of the soldiers, it hits you.”

� e idea came to the arts council last fall, said Elsie Lemkie, who saw it in Summerland.

� at community uses pic-tures of their veterans and af-� xes them to banners, but when the council went about the business of � nding out the names of their fallen, two pictures were missing.

In the spirit of keeping all things equal, they went with the silhouette and name.

� ey then brought the idea to Peachland town council, which gave a $5,000 grant for the project.

� e banners were hung Oct. 29, one day before Peachland’s poppy pinning ceremony.

“� e morning we were hanging them one of the dis-trict workers was in a big bucket lift, and people were driving by with two thumbs up,” she said.

Homage paid to war dead with banners

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VETERANS Graham George and Gordon Fix stand below one of the banners erected in Peachland to honour those who died in the First World War.

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A Lake Country man is facing multiple char-ges stemming from a � re last week.

Wade Farrell, 67, was charged with arson dam-

aging property and pos-session of incendiary material, for a Monday morning, Nov. 2, inci-dent at his home.

Emergency services

were called to 3109 Bea-ver Lake Rd., where a � re had been sparked. Tra� c was backed along the road as the issue was dealt with.

Although there was speculation that the issue had to do with a domes-tic dispute, the only two charges Crown coun-sel has approved against

Farrell thus far relate to the � re.

Farrell will be back in court Nov. 19.

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Back in the 1980s, B.C.’s jug wines were the bottom of the barrel, but a lot has changed since those inauspicious days.

Winemakers im-proved their craft, cre-ating top shelf vinta-ges that earned steadi-ly higher marks among oenophiles across the country and national borders.

� at widespread in-dustry improvement came to be under the implementation of the Vintners Quality Alli-ance seal of approval.

In recent years, how-ever, that seal and all it represents, has fallen out of favour with many vintners, prompting a call for another indus-try shift.

“� e VQA is now 25 years old, and it was meant to be an authen-tication mark that let people know they were buying 100 per cent B.C. wine,” explained Ezra Cipes, one of the 15-member BC Wine Appellation task group that formed in March.

“Before that, wine wasn’t always an agri-cultural product and it wasn’t about our land…It was a commodity and a market-driven thing.

“Now B.C. wine is ar-tisinal and a product of the agriculture indus-try. It’s about building a quality premium prod-

uct that speaks about a place, and can compete in the premium tiers of the marketplace.”

And the market, in turn, keeps pushing the industry to greater heights that Cipes said the rules governing wine making are restricting it from reaching.

Task force recom-mendations released this week address those rules and suggest ways to raise industry standards, matching them with what exists in an Amer-ican Viticultural Area, where the regulations are about trace-backs, audits of origin and authenti-city, rather than main-taining de� ned styles.

“Our recommenda-tions are all around en-suring everybody is play-ing by the same rules so we can develop integrity

in our labeling and an identity for our wine re-gion, so we can grow and � ourish on the world stage,” said Cipes.

GOODBYE TASTING PANELB.C.’s wine industry,

he explained, “has lacked unity and integrity be-cause the VQA sys-tem has been a little bit broken.”

Not every winery owner opted to get the VQA seal, making what was sold to consumers as “an industry mark of authenticity” optional.

If the task force’s rec-ommendations are ac-cepted, buy-in won’t be optional anymore.

� ere will be manda-tory membership in the B.C. Wine Authority for winery licence produ-cers making wine from 100 per cent B.C.-grown grapes.

To sweeten the pot for those who have yet to join, the task group recommended ditch-ing something the indus-try has grown out of, the tasting panel.

To get VQA approv-al winemakers now bring their creations to a tast-ing panel that looks for faults.

“Twenty-� ve years ago that was important because we didn’t have the history and expertise as a wine industry,” said Cipes.

“We had the raw po-tential in the land, but

not the knowhow.”� ere were a lot of

failures back then, but now the fail rate is under � ve per cent. Occasion-ally there will be a bril-liant and beautiful wine that’s misinterpreted by the tasting panel.

“� at’s frustrating. You have to resubmit it, you don’t know if you’re going to have to print your labels with VQA on it and there’s a cost asso-ciated with it,” said Ci-pes.

“And there are fron-tiers of winemaking that

stylistically don’t � t in …styles that are valuable in the market place and strong.”

An example at Sum-merhill was a rosé it re-leased a couple of years ago. It used pinot noir grapes, which can be earthy, and gamey, and that came through.

It was unusual be-cause a rosé, is expected to be light and fruity, and that’s what the VQA tasting panel came to ex-pect.

“� ey thought it was a bacterial problem, but it wasn’t. It was a pure varietal character of the grape coming through,” said Cipes.

“� ey weren’t doing chemical analysis, they were doing taste analysis and it didn’t pass.”

� e market, however, didn’t balk at the earth-ier � avour and the wine sold out in a month and a half.

� e VQA also doesn’t recognize naturalist winemaking, which is in-creasingly popular.

With those exam-ples and many more highlighting the tasting panel’s weaknesses, Ci-pes said that it’s time to let it go.

“Restricting innova-tion in winemaking with a tasting panel is ques-tionable,” said Cipes.

“We can let mar-

▼ VQA TO APPELLATION LABELING

Wine identity industry standards shifting

ket forces dictate which wines consumers give their stamp of approv-al to.”

Existing accredited lab analysis should continue, the task group stated, to ensure that B.C. wines meet health, safety and technical standards.

Cipes said that the task group also recom-mended putting an end to the optional element of the wine authority.

� e task group also called for mandatory membership in the B.C. Wine Authority for win-ery licence producers making wine from 100 per cent B.C.-grown grapes.

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Existing protocols out of date‘‘Now B.C. wine is artisinal and a product of the agriculture in-dustry. It’s about building a quality premium prod-uct that speaks about a place, and can com-pete in the pre-mium tiers of the marketplace.”

Ezra Cipes

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ket forces dictate which wines consumers give their stamp of approv-al to.”

Existing accredited lab analysis should continue, the task group stated, to ensure that B.C. wines meet health, safety and technical standards.

Cipes said that the task group also recom-mended putting an end to the optional element of the wine authority.

� e task group also called for mandatory membership in the B.C. Wine Authority for win-ery licence producers making wine from 100 per cent B.C.-grown grapes.

In addition, the task group wants the B.C. Wine Authority to be able to prevent the use of unapproved region-al names for wines made only from B.C. grapes.

LABELING � e task group took

a serious look at label-ing terminology, which is something consum-ers may want to keep an eye open for in the years to come.

� ey’ve identi� ed—but not a� xed labels to—15 sub-appella-tions for the 140-kilo-metre-long stretch of the Okanagan valley.

To get a better idea of what that is think of the Golden Mile Bench,

which is the � rst Oka-nagan wine region to have gone this route.

� at South Okanagan stretch of wineries used its historical name “gold-en mile” and combined it with a geographical fea-ture, its “bench,” to cre-ate a name that only they can use to denote quality and place.

� e same could come for all areas of the valley that have distinct con-ditions. West Kelow-na wineries, for example, may include something that indicates the unique volcanic soil grapes are grown in. Wines using an approved sub-appela-tion must place this on the wine’s primary dis-play label.

“� e biggest oppor-tunity available to us wasn’t just to make a regulation that every-body abides by and bring integrity to the industry. It was also to give every-one an opportunity to talk about our terroir ser-iously,” Cipes said.

“If we take our ter-roir seriously, and speak knowledgeably about what makes it special, then maybe the world will, as well.”

� e report has been submitted to the B.C. Wine Authority, which regulates the quality of B.C. wines. � ere will be an industry plebiscite be-fore any of the recom-mendations are imple-mented.

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•ROYAL LEPAGE - Kelowna/Lake Country’s Annual Christmas Wish Tree! Starts Nov.9 to Dec. 21. Bring a wrapped/unwrapped gift & help make a child’s Christmas wish come true! We also have a collection box in support of the Lake Country Food Bank. Located in Lake Country Place Mall. For info please call Barb or Olivia @ 250-766-3300.•MESSY CHURCH - Sat., Nov. 21, 5pm-7pm. Winfield United Church. Messy Church happens once a month. Includes dinner & activities for children. Come & enjoy a few hours socializing & making connections.Preregistration is necessary in order to attend. Email: [email protected] or call Margaret at 250-766-4458•ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CRAFT & BAKE SALE - Winfield Community Church, 9460 Glenmore Rd. Sat., Nov. 21, 11am-2pm. Join us for a soup lunch, $5.•LC SENIORS BUS SCHEDULE - Mon, Nov. 16 Prime Entertainment Winfield Senior Centre. Tues, Nov. 17, 24 Buffet Lunch Winfield Senior Centre. Thurs, Nov 12 Scenic Tour, local wineries and lunch. Thurs, Nov.19 Local Shopping. Sat, Nov. 28 Vernon Halina Centre breakfast, shopping. To reserve seat on bus phone Marg 250-766-3227 or Marian 250-861-4131.•COMMUNITY HALL ASSOCIATION OF OKANAGAN CENTRE - AGM Tuesday 17th November at 7 p.m. It’s important to become involved to keep this facility a viable one, and it’s also a great way to meet friends and neighbours. www.okanagancentre.net•OYAMA LIBRARY - CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS Pyjama Storytime Oct. 8 to Dec. 10. Every 2nd & last Thursday of the month 7pm. Wear your PJ’s, bring a stuffy & join in the stories, songs, rhymes & fun before going to bed. Drop-in, it’s free!•LEGO BUILDERS CLUB - Tuesdays & Thursdays. Drop in. See branch for information. LEGO available for 6 - 12 year olds. MEGA Blocks available for the younger crowd. Parents or caregivers must be present.•ADULT BOOK CLUB - Join Rita on the first Tues. of each month at 7pm for a lively discussion of each month’s title. Copies of each title will be available in the library. Dec.1 - Guernsey Literary & Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer.•LAKE COUNTRY SENIOR CENTRE - 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road is open Mon.-Fri. 10am-2pm to answer questions about seniors’ issues. We are in need of volunteers to do odd jobs. Fall session on all groups have started; stop by for an events schedule. Our next event: Prime Time is held on the first & third Monday of the month - call Joanne at 250-766-0667. Have a plaque installed on the Memorial Wall for $20. This is a great place to share with loved ones. Call 250-766-4220 or Dorothy at 250-766-4568.•BRING BALANCE BACK INTO YOUR LIFE. - Taoist Tai Chi® at the Oyama Community Hall at 6:30pm. For further info call Shirley at 250-548-3254.•THE LAKE COUNTRY LIBRARY & OYAMA LIBRARY - Knitting circles beginning in Sept. The Oyama branch at 15718 Oyama Road will have its knitting circle each Tuesday night from 6 pm-7 pm, beginning Sept. 15. The Lake Country branch in the Municipal Hall at #2-10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road will hold its circle on Wednesday evenings from 6:30pm-8pm Both knitting circles are free, drop-in, & open to any age and skill level; bring your yarn, needles & whatever project you are working on.•LAKE COUNTRY SENIORS BUFFET - 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road. Meals $9. Take home meals $7 & freezer meals will be $5. When available don’t forget about the 2 free meals.•WINFIELD AUXILIARY CRIBBAGE - 3rd Sun., 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•OYAMA LEGION BRANCH 189 - Meat draw every Sat., at 2pm.•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. Winter hours starting Sept. 15: open Tues., Wed., Thurs. 11am-4pm. 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 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 - 11255 Okanagan Centre Rd. West, Lake Country. Admission by donation. Open 7 days a week, 10am to 4pm, from Mother’s Day through Labour Day. 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. •WINFIELD UNITED CHURCH THRIFT SHOP - (3751 Woodsdale Road.), is open from Tues. to Sat., 10am to 2pm for shopping & donation drop-off. Call 250-766-3387 for info regarding appropriate donations.•LC LINE DANCERS - Tuesdays, 1:30pm & Thursdays, 9:30am in the Seniors’ Centre. Beginners always welcome. Joy, 250-766-0850.•SOCIAL BRIDGE - Tuesdays, 7pm at the Seniors’ Centre. New players welcome. Eunice, 250-766-3982. •THE COUNCIL OF SENIOR CITIZENS ORGANIZATIONS - (COSCO) is an advocacy group devoted to improving “The Quality of Life” for all seniors. Senior organizations/associations wishing to affiliate or individuals wishing to become members contact Ernie Bayer: 604-576-9734 fax 604-576-9733 or [email protected] for info.•LC HEALTH PLANNING SOCIETY - VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE! 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housing6. Salt Lake City

athlete9. Animal park12.Leek’s cousin13.Just bought14.“This ____

House”15.Rhythm16.____ out

(emptied)18.Water or oil

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weight25.Honking fowl

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dieters

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additions42.Hurdle43.Long narrative45.Nourish47.____-been49.Evergreen

shrub50.Fury51.Zero52.Reach

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room16.Audition aim17.Amazed18.Baghdad

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whiskeygrains

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63.Have fordessert

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of27.Attains28.Japanese rice

wine29.Reword copy30.Nocturnal

insect32.Use rosary

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point53.Bottle top

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Okanagan Basin Water Board and part-ners prepare to cele-brate 10 years of fund-ing through the board’s Water Conservation and Quality Improvement Grant Program. � e water board, in partner-ship with the Okanagan Collaborative Conserv-ation Program (OCCP)

and the South Okanagan Similkameen Conserva-tion Program (SOSCP), are hosting a one day Celebrating Collective Impact on Nov. 26, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at West-bank Lions Community Centre, 2466 Main St., West Kelowna.

� is free event will celebrate close to 200

projects in the Okanagan including several in Lake Country.

Since the grant pro-gram began in 2006, more than $3.2 mil-lion has been award-ed to 197 projects in the Okanagan, from drought planning to water me-tering, from wetland res-toration to foreshore

mapping, xeriscape dem-onstration gardens and much more.

“While individ-ual projects have been recognized over the years, the collective im-pact of these e� orts has had even greater re-sults,” noted James Litt-ley, OBWB’s operations and grants manager. “Af-

ter 10 years, it’s time to step back, look at the ac-complishments, celebrate them and begin to look forward.”

Past grant recipients are encouraged to at-tend, and organizers are also hoping to see some new faces. “We’re hoping to attract groups that ha-ven’t applied in the past,

but who have a project idea that bene� ts water in the Okanagan and who may be eligible to apply for funding,” said Littley.

“� ere are so many people working on sig-ni� cant projects in their own back yards or juris-dictions,” said Carol Lut-tmer, OCCP coordin-

ator. “In showing that these individual e� orts are part of something even bigger, we hope it’s a motivation to continue pushing forward to pro-tect our water and eco-systems here in the Oka-nagan.”

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2015

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Employment

AutomotiveOUTBOARD MECHANIC WANTED- rigging experience an asset. Email resumes to: [email protected] or phone: 250-286-0752.

PARTS PERSON WANTED- must have some experience in marine or motorcycle repair. Please send resumes to Box 305 c/o The Campbell River Mirror, #104 250 Dogwood Street, Campbell River, BC, V9W 2X9.

Drivers/Courier/Trucking

US capable Class 1 Drivers required immediately: We are an Okanagan based transport company looking for qualifi ed drivers for US loads we run primarily in the Pacifi c North-west, Utah, Arizona and Neva-da. We offer a new pay rate empty or loaded. All picks and drops paid. Assigned units company cell phones and fuel cards. Regular home time Direct deposit paid every second Friday with no hold backs. We offer a rider and pet policy. Company paid US travel Insurance. All applicants must have reliable transporta-tion and a positive attitude. Please fax resume & abstract to 250-546-0600 or by email to [email protected] NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.

Farm WorkersSIDHU Family Farm requires workers. Pruning, Thinning, & Picking. January - Oct 2016. $10.50/h. 40-50 hrs/week. Call 250-575-3510

Help WantedBAND Mgr. sought by Kwakiutl Band in Pt. Hardy. Deadline to send cover letter, resume and salary ex-pectation is 4 PM on Dec. 7 to [email protected] or fax 250-949-6066. Pls request & review job description before applying.

Home Stay FamiliesMATURE couple wanted for full-time, live-in, caretaking position on a private island near Whaletown, B.C. Must be familiar with boats, have valid driver’s license, basic fi rst aid. Familiarity with basic main-tenance, groundskeeping. Able to live in a remote location. Send re-sume to Subtle Island Enterprises, P.O. Box 286, Whaletown, B.C. V0P 1Z0 or to [email protected]

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CONSIDERATION OF TEMPORARY USE PERMIT

SUBJECT PROPERTY Civic: 3165 Hill Road, Lake Country, BC

Legal: Lot 9, Section 10, Township 20, ODYD Plan KAP3570 Roll Number: 02295.005

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

NOTICE OF DISPOSAL OF LAND LICENSE TO USE

Pursuant to Section 26 of the Community Charter, notice is given that the District will be entering into a Lease with Caroline MacPherson for the exclusive use of the leased area (outlined in red on the map below) of 3165 Hill Road. The site will be prepared and maintained for the purpose of providing 28 parking stalls for the exclusive use of the Kangaroo Creek Farm. Access to the leased area will be through a shared use access (outlined in yellow on the map below) with the neighbouring property and not exclusive to the lessee. The term of the Lease is for 3 years and will terminate on the same day as the applicants Temporary Use Permit (TP2015-001). The rental fee for the Lease is $12,600, plus GST and property taxes, per year.

Municipal Hall News November 11, 2015

Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2015 |7:00pm Council Chambers, Municipal Hall 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road

Council has been asked to approve a Temporary Use Permit to allow a sheet metal welding and fabrication business on the subject property.

A Temporary Permit may be used for a maximum period of three years, and may be renewed once. After that time they may reapply for a new Temporary Permit. Council may specify conditions under which the Permit may be carried on.

APPLICANT/OWNER: Gudmundson PERMIT: TP2015-005

SUBJECT PROPERTY: 5550 Todd Road LEGAL: Lot 1, Section 6, Township 10, ODYD, Plan KAP53967

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

Municipal Hall Community Services Department

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

t 250-766-6674 f 250-766-0200 [email protected]

GET MORE INFORMATION Copies of the proposed permit, the application and relevant background material can be viewed at the District of Lake Country Municipal Hall, Community Services Department (2nd Floor) from Wednesday, November 11, 2015 to Tuesday, November 17, 2015 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., excluding weekends and statutory holidays. Call the Community Services Department at 250 766-6674. HAVE YOUR SAY

Mail to 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road, Lake Country, BC V4V 2M1 Email [email protected] Speak at the Council Meeting

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

Reyna Seabrook, Corporate Officer November 11, 2015

Municipal Hall

is CLOSED

November 11

lake country calendar, november 11, 2015

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