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three in Lake Country. � e halls work togeth-er with the Win� eld lo-cation housing the ad-ministration in a separate building and operat-ing the two satellite halls in Oyama and Carr’s Landing. It began as an operation that � elded just nine calls in its � rst year. But now the Win-� eld Fire Hall has turned into a high tech oper-ation that had 451 calls in the � rst six months of 2015 alone and can have as many as 1,000 in an average year.

Most of the district’s equipment is also housed at the Win� eld location but some of it has to be left outside due to space. Last winter the dis-trict’s water tender had to be kept outside but it su� ered some weath-er damage prompting

the LCFD to purchase a large tent to park the tender under, to shield it from the winter ele-ments.

It’s these kind of

Band-Aid solutions that have kept the hall go-ing over the years. But as the call volume rises, as there is more residential growth and more tourists

on area roads and lakes, it’s becoming more and more evident the LCFD needs a new building.

“A � rehall in the Win� eld area is dire at

this point,” LCFD � re chief Steve Windsor told Lake Country council at its meeting on Sept.1 “We’re at a point where we will be bringing for-ward a recommendation on how to move the � re-hall project ahead in the 2016 budget to get some design work to move it ahead.”

It’s not the � rst time the district will try to move forward with a new � rehall project. In 2008 Lake Country held a referendum asking residents to approve the borrowing of $4 million for a new � re hall. Held in conjunction with a municipal election, the � re hall was turned down by a vote of 675 to 625. However voter turnout was just 19 per cent as

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Lake Country vol-unteer � re� ghter Peter Whit� eld says there are a lot of good memories in the old Win� eld Fire Hall.

He should know. In the late 1970s Whit-� eld’s father was among the volunteer � re� ghters who built the last ma-jor addition on the aging building, adding to the original two-bay Win-� eld Fire Hall, built in 1959.

“� ere’s a lot of hist-ory in this building,” said Whit� eld, a member of the Lake Country Fire Department for 15 years. “I’ve been here for so long and I know so many � re� ghters who have re-tired and helped to build this. It’s been a great hall. And it will be sad to see it go. But it’s slowly fall-ing apart. � ere comes a time when you need a safer and better place. It has served it’s purpose.”

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LAKE COUNTRY � re� ghter Peter Whit� eld points out his father when he was a � re� ghter with the Lake Country Fire Department. Whit� eld’s brother was also a volunteer member until moving away.

the mayor and � ve of six councillors that year were elected by acclamation.

During the 2008 ref-erendum the price of the land was included in the $4-million price tag. � e district now owns a four-acre parcel of land just blocks from the current � re hall outright. A re-cent review of the poten-tial cost of a new build-ing pegged the cost at $4 million, according to Lake Country chief ad-ministrative o� cer Al-berto DeFeo, who also said the district will need to hold another refer-endum or an Alternate

Approval Process to get elector’s assent to borrow the money.

� at brings to mind last year’s referendum on the CN rail corri-dor, when 75 per cent of Lake Country vot-ers passed a referendum to borrow $2.6 million to help purchase the cor-ridor, something some residents campaigned against, including Guy Bissonette. Bisson-ette believes the district needs a new � re hall and won’t be against it, unless the district attempts to use the AAP as opposed to a referendum as it � rst did with the rail trail ref-erendum.

“My feelings from the start when we were talk-ing about the rail money was that there was this need for a � re hall and the money could be bet-ter spent on the � re hall than the rail trail,” said Bissonette. “� at’s where the money should have gone. How many times can you go to the taxpay-ers? Each time you spend money you lose people. To me a � re hall would have been more reason-able to pay a tax increase for than a hiking trail.”

So as the local � re de-partment continues to operate out of a � re hall that no longer meets its needs, residents can pre-

pare at some point in the future to be asked to ap-prove a new building, to bring the � re hall into modern times.

For � re� ghters like Peter Whit� eld, it likely can’t come soon enough.

“I don’t disagree with it being voted down in 2008,” he said. “� e way the economy was, the construction was boom-ing and there wasn’t many viable contract-ors available. But now we can get a better hall than we could have in ‘08. It’s critical.”

Electors’ consent will be needed to borrow money to build new � re hallFIRE HALL FROM A1

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Lake Country RCMP constable Brandwyn Rigby won’t call herself a cyclist.

Not yet anyway.For that declaration

she will wait until the conclusion of the 2015 Cops for Kids ride that will see a team of 30 RCMP members as well as community members, ride 1,000 kilometres over 10 days in a fund-raiser that began last Fri-day and concludes Sun-day Sept. 20, when the group will ride through Lake Country.

It’s the � rst time the 20-year RCMP mem-ber and Lake Country resident has taken part in the unique fundrais-er and the � rst time in a couple of years a Lake Country member has taken part.

“I’ve watched col-leagues over the years go on the ride and come back invigorated,” said Rigby before the ride. “It’s something I have

been interested in do-ing and now that I am working with kids as the school resource o� cer, I thought this works well.”

Admittedly a non-bike rider, Rigby joked that she once fell o� a stationery bike. But equipped with the new road bike she purchased to take part in the fund-raiser, she has taken the opportunity to challenge herself and help raise money for charity.

“I didn’t own a road bike prior to volunteer-ing for this so even the process of being � t for a bike had me a little bit anxious,” she said. “But I really like to volunteer and I like to do things for the community. � is is something I can do and it’s really nice to see things in a positive light. Usually we are respond-ing to people’s needs but this is something I can do that really can help bring the community together.”

Since beginning to raise funds for the ride,

Rigby said she has re-ceived great support from the community, from people donating to

the cause to people wish-ing her well on her pur-suit.

“I think this can bring

the community togeth-er,” she said. “People are responding to me and saying ‘go for it’ or ‘thanks for doing this,’” she said. “It gives me en-couragement and shows this is a great community where we live.”

Rigby admitted the lead-up to the event is looming large in her mind.

“� ere is a � ne line between excitement and stress,” she said. “I’m really looking forward to it. � e way I see it is I’m going to pay attention to the bike in front of me.”

� e Cops for Kids Charitable Foundation provides limited, short-term � nancial assistance for children in need and their families. All appli-cations are reviewed for eligibility by the Cops for Kids Grants Com-mittee which meets once a month to review all ap-plications that have been received.

� is year’s ride takes place from Sept. 11 to 20.

▼ NO KID LEFT BEHIND

Cops for Kids to come through Lake Country Sunday

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LAKE COUNTRY RCMP member Brandwyn Rigby is in the midst of a 10 day, 1,000 km Cops for Kids road ride. � e group will be passing through Lake Country this Sunday.

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� ere is a line in the movie Field of Dreams that says “If you build it they will come.”

And for the people who built the Lake Country Open Air Per-formance Society from the ground up, the line � ts.

For the past eight years, Open Air founder Grant Lawrence and a small but dedicated group of volunteers built a unique, made in Lake Country series of music-al performances and yes, movies in the park. And now Lawrence and his crew will step back from the Lake Country Open Air Performance Soci-ety. After years of hard work—more triumphs than failures—the Dis-trict of Lake Country will take over organizing

duties for what has be-come a success in more ways than one.

Lake Country will hire a cultural coordin-ator to take over man-aging the Lake Coun-try Open Air Society as well as other duties with-in the district (see story on page A2).

For Lawrence it’s the culmination of near-ly a decade of building the event up, organizing, hosting and cultivating local music.

“� is is great prog-ress for the event,” said Lawrence. “I think it’s just awesome. We have grown it to critic-al mass and now I think it’s found a permanent home. I think it’s a good move. � e district is go-ing to be manning and supporting it and mov-

Open Air founder built it and the people came

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� e District of Lake Country is hiring.

Lake Country coun-

cil recently approved the addition of a cultural de-velopment coordinator

position in the district. � e new position will be responsible for the co-

ordination of the com-munity theatre, open air performances, pub-

lic art supervision, cul-tural and heritage events, and working with vari-

ous community organ-izations.

In a release, the dis-trict stated that the time is right to hire some-one with the contracted Creekside � eatre man-ager, Horst Jassmann, re-tiring at the end of the year and with a burgeon-ing music scene in-cluding concerts held by the Lake Country Open Air Perform-ance So-ciety, which will become a municipal function.

In the recent 2015 community survey, 75 per cent of respondents felt Lake Country should consider organ-izing destination events in the community and Mayor James Baker said it has become evident that a cultural develop-ment coordinator pos-ition would be a valuable one in Lake Country.

“We really appre-ciate the success that Creekside � eatre man-ager Horst Jassmann has made of the venue in co-ordinating performances and events at our local community theatre dur-

ing his 16-year tenure,” said Baker.

“Lake Country was a forerun-ner in com-munity space sharing,” Baker said, “and e� -ciently using available re-sources when we made the arrangement

to collaborate with the school district on that shared-used facility.”

� e new position will be the � rst point of con-tact for arts and culture organizations in Lake Country and will work cooperatively with the recreation and custom-er services supervisor on the integration of arts and culture programs and events in the com-munity.

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In the 2015 com-munity survey, 75 per cent of re-spondents felt Lake Country should consider organizing des-tination events in the community.

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LAKE COUNTRY � re� ghter Peter Whit� eld points out his father when he was a � re� ghter with the Lake Country Fire Department. Whit� eld’s brother was also a volunteer member until moving away.

the mayor and � ve of six councillors that year were elected by acclamation.

During the 2008 ref-erendum the price of the land was included in the $4-million price tag. � e district now owns a four-acre parcel of land just blocks from the current � re hall outright. A re-cent review of the poten-tial cost of a new build-ing pegged the cost at $4 million, according to Lake Country chief ad-ministrative o� cer Al-berto DeFeo, who also said the district will need to hold another refer-endum or an Alternate

Approval Process to get elector’s assent to borrow the money.

� at brings to mind last year’s referendum on the CN rail corri-dor, when 75 per cent of Lake Country vot-ers passed a referendum to borrow $2.6 million to help purchase the cor-ridor, something some residents campaigned against, including Guy Bissonette. Bisson-ette believes the district needs a new � re hall and won’t be against it, unless the district attempts to use the AAP as opposed to a referendum as it � rst did with the rail trail ref-erendum.

“My feelings from the start when we were talk-ing about the rail money was that there was this need for a � re hall and the money could be bet-ter spent on the � re hall than the rail trail,” said Bissonette. “� at’s where the money should have gone. How many times can you go to the taxpay-ers? Each time you spend money you lose people. To me a � re hall would have been more reason-able to pay a tax increase for than a hiking trail.”

So as the local � re de-partment continues to operate out of a � re hall that no longer meets its needs, residents can pre-

pare at some point in the future to be asked to ap-prove a new building, to bring the � re hall into modern times.

For � re� ghters like Peter Whit� eld, it likely can’t come soon enough.

“I don’t disagree with it being voted down in 2008,” he said. “� e way the economy was, the construction was boom-ing and there wasn’t many viable contract-ors available. But now we can get a better hall than we could have in ‘08. It’s critical.”

Electors’ consent will be needed to borrow money to build new � re hallFIRE HALL FROM A1

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KEVIN PARNELL

Lake Country RCMP constable Brandwyn Rigby won’t call herself a cyclist.

Not yet anyway.For that declaration

she will wait until the conclusion of the 2015 Cops for Kids ride that will see a team of 30 RCMP members as well as community members, ride 1,000 kilometres over 10 days in a fund-raiser that began last Fri-day and concludes Sun-day Sept. 20, when the group will ride through Lake Country.

It’s the � rst time the 20-year RCMP mem-ber and Lake Country resident has taken part in the unique fundrais-er and the � rst time in a couple of years a Lake Country member has taken part.

“I’ve watched col-leagues over the years go on the ride and come back invigorated,” said Rigby before the ride. “It’s something I have

been interested in do-ing and now that I am working with kids as the school resource o� cer, I thought this works well.”

Admittedly a non-bike rider, Rigby joked that she once fell o� a stationery bike. But equipped with the new road bike she purchased to take part in the fund-raiser, she has taken the opportunity to challenge herself and help raise money for charity.

“I didn’t own a road bike prior to volunteer-ing for this so even the process of being � t for a bike had me a little bit anxious,” she said. “But I really like to volunteer and I like to do things for the community. � is is something I can do and it’s really nice to see things in a positive light. Usually we are respond-ing to people’s needs but this is something I can do that really can help bring the community together.”

Since beginning to raise funds for the ride,

Rigby said she has re-ceived great support from the community, from people donating to

the cause to people wish-ing her well on her pur-suit.

“I think this can bring

the community togeth-er,” she said. “People are responding to me and saying ‘go for it’ or ‘thanks for doing this,’” she said. “It gives me en-couragement and shows this is a great community where we live.”

Rigby admitted the lead-up to the event is looming large in her mind.

“� ere is a � ne line between excitement and stress,” she said. “I’m really looking forward to it. � e way I see it is I’m going to pay attention to the bike in front of me.”

� e Cops for Kids Charitable Foundation provides limited, short-term � nancial assistance for children in need and their families. All appli-cations are reviewed for eligibility by the Cops for Kids Grants Com-mittee which meets once a month to review all ap-plications that have been received.

� is year’s ride takes place from Sept. 11 to 20.

▼ NO KID LEFT BEHIND

Cops for Kids to come through Lake Country Sunday

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LAKE COUNTRY RCMP member Brandwyn Rigby is in the midst of a 10 day, 1,000 km Cops for Kids road ride. � e group will be passing through Lake Country this Sunday.

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KEVIN PARNELL

� ere is a line in the movie Field of Dreams that says “If you build it they will come.”

And for the people who built the Lake Country Open Air Per-formance Society from the ground up, the line � ts.

For the past eight years, Open Air founder Grant Lawrence and a small but dedicated group of volunteers built a unique, made in Lake Country series of music-al performances and yes, movies in the park. And now Lawrence and his crew will step back from the Lake Country Open Air Performance Soci-ety. After years of hard work—more triumphs than failures—the Dis-trict of Lake Country will take over organizing

duties for what has be-come a success in more ways than one.

Lake Country will hire a cultural coordin-ator to take over man-aging the Lake Coun-try Open Air Society as well as other duties with-in the district (see story on page A2).

For Lawrence it’s the culmination of near-ly a decade of building the event up, organizing, hosting and cultivating local music.

“� is is great prog-ress for the event,” said Lawrence. “I think it’s just awesome. We have grown it to critic-al mass and now I think it’s found a permanent home. I think it’s a good move. � e district is go-ing to be manning and supporting it and mov-

Open Air founder built it and the people came

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week. It’s an amazing operation—even if the mere thought of it makes me wince; the ophthal-

mic surgeon slices open a living eye, vacuums out a cloudy lens, inserts a plastic or silicone lens, and closes everything up again. It takes little more than 15 minutes.

Roughly 50 per cent of people in our age group have cataracts.

� e Museum of London calls cataract surgery “the most common operation in the world.”

I would be appalled if the surgeon based his procedures on a medic-al text that had not been updated in, say, the last 2500 years.

Yes, that’s the right � gure. � e � rst docu-mented reports of treat-ing cataracts go back to the � fth century B.C. It was, as you might expect, a crude procedure. After a lens had become com-pletely opaque and rigid, the surgeon hit the pa-tient in the eye with a blunt object to smash the clouded lens into frag-ments.

� us treated, the eye could discern light and dark, but obviously could not focus.

Modern surgical tech-niques began in 1748,

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opinions on issues going

on in our community“I am tired of

managing poverty.”

� e words of Lake Babine Nation Chief Wilf Adam were quot-ed by both Aboriginal Relations Minister John Rustad and Premier Christy Clark at their second annual meeting with aboriginal leaders around the province.

In her closing re-marks, Clark repeated her aim to continue eco-nomic development and resource revenue sharing that have dominated the government’s approach in recent years.

“Let’s eliminate poverty in First Nations communities,” she said, adding “the only way we can � ght poverty is to grow the economy.”

Not surprisingly, Clark’s chosen example was the potential of li-que� ed natural gas de-velopment for the Haisla Nation near Kitimat.

� at and similar pro-posals require new gas pipelines. And as is cus-tomary in B.C., what people most often hear

about are threats and wild claims regard-ing protests such as the Unist’ot’en camp near Smithers, set up to block a gas pipeline.

� ere was a round of this in late August, af-ter Grand Chief Stew-art Phillip of the militant Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs claimed hundreds of RCMP o� cers were about to descend on the camp. � is echoed pre-vious false claims made by self-styled anarchists such as Victoria’s Zoe Blunt, who has been or-ganizing outside support for the camp for the last couple of years.

Media jumped at the

prospect of another Gus-tafson Lake-style con-frontation. � is prompt-ed an unusual state-ment from Cpl. Janelle Shoihet of the North District RCMP.

“To clarify, the B.C. RCMP has no inten-tion of ‘taking down the camp’ set up by the Un-ist’ot’en,” she said, em-phasizing that police are not taking sides or act-ing as security for pipe-line exploration crews being harassed by pro-testers, who have token support from a couple of dissident members of a Wet’suwet’en clan.

Four elected chiefs of the Wet’suwet’en issued their own statement, to correct media coverage that represents the Un-ist’ot’en as speaking for their communities.

“Our Nations sup-port responsible re-source development as a way to bring First Na-tions out of poverty and bring opportunities for our young people,” said Burns Lake Band Chief Dan George.

Wet’suwet’en First

Nation Chief Karen Ogen said job and bene-� t agreements for the Coastal GasLink pipe-line were entered into af-ter careful considera-tion, and she objected to protests from outsiders, some from outside the country.

“Sustainability means standing on our own two feet, providing our young people with good pay-ing jobs, and reducing the 40 to 60 per cent un-employment we now ex-perience,” Ogen said.

Haisla Nation Chief Councillor Ellis Ross has no time for crude oil projects, but he has been working towards gas-re-lated development as long as anyone.

Ross spoke out in support of the elect-ed Wet’suwet’en chiefs in their e� orts to resolve the dispute with Un-ist’ot’en members.

“Opposition is the easiest job in the world,” he said. “What is di� -cult is � nding an answer when a First Nations mother has concerns about her child’s future.

“Politicians are quick to shout out sound bites and get into camera shots, but where are the cameras when another First Nations mem-ber takes their own life or when they pass away from highway/alcohol related deaths?”

Ross noted that re-cent court decisions have put B.C. aboriginal lead-ers in the best position they have ever had, with governments and de-velopment project pro-ponents coming to them “with inclusion in mind” after decades of resource development that has passed them by.

You wouldn’t know it most days, but First Nations along both the Coastal GasLink and Paci� c Trails gas pipe-lines have agreed to them.

More aboriginal lead-ers are getting tired of managing poverty, and misguided protesters.

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

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when anesthetics made it possible to extract an un-broken lens from a hu-man eye. But the recov-ery process was, to say the least, arduous. Pa-tients had to lie abso-lutely still with sand-bags packed around their head to immobilize it, until the wound healed.

Immobilization last-ed into my parents’ gen-eration.

So even a 50-year-old medical text would be less than trustworthy.

� e whole point of progress is to update—and when necessary to render obsolete—older practices.

So it beats me why so many people insist on treating as absolute au-thority a text that has not incorporated a single new idea in 1,900 years.

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argued over which texts should be included in the Bible. God may have in-spired the biblical texts; unfortunately, God neg-lected to provide a table of contents.

� e current 27 books of the New Testament didn’t get � nalized until 367 A.D.

And at that point, they fossilized. Noth-ing new could be added. Nothing about guns or nuclear weapons. About cars or planes, subma-rines and spaceships. About quarks or calculus.

In the last 1,900 years, we humans have changed the world we live in more than the whole of human de-velopment until then. So why would I expect a 1,900-year-old docu-ment to provide the de-� nitive knowledge about sexual orientation, gyne-cology, evolution, inter-national boundaries, geology, fetal develop-ment, astronomy, organ transplants, DNA, brain

function….?I don’t expect the

Bible to provide guid-ance about chemical compounds, automatic transmissions, or the pros and cons of fracking. � ey didn’t exist back then. And even if God had dictated NaOH + HCl = H2O + NaCl, God’s scribes would have considered it utter non-sense.

I consider the Bible a valuable book—in-deed, the only source of our knowledge of Jesus, whose teachings have shaped western civiliza-tion and my own life—but I put my faith in God, not in a book. Any book.

Basing modern laws and politics on isolat-ed verses from the Bible makes as much sense to me as � xing cloudy cata-racts with a hammer.

Jim Taylor lives in Lake Country.

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Taking Bible parables literally just doesn’t make senseTAYLOR FROM A4

If this year’s feder-al election campaign was anything like a

normal federal campaign in Canada, we would be heading to the polls (or not) already, having lis-tened to promises from politicians since the Au-gust long weekend.

But instead of the typ-ical � ve-week lead up to a federal election, we are already that far into what will be 11 weeks of pol-itical parties telling us why we should vote for them, or more likely, why we shouldn’t vote for the other guy.

And given the im-portance of what we as a country are about to do (try something new or make Stephen Harp-er the � fth-longest serv-

ing PM in our history), I suppose it’s � tting that we take our time getting to a decision.

Much has already been said, written and done in this federal cam-paign, but if you spent the summer enjoying the summer (why else are we here?) you have al-ready missed so much (or little).

So while we here at Central Okanagan’s Black Press papers kick o� our federal election coverage in today’s issue and prepare to examine the issues over the � nal

six weeks of the cam-paign, I present to you the Cole’s Notes version of what has already hap-pened.

� e leaders: De-pending on who you believe, Prime Minis-ter Stephen Harper is either a power hungry mad man plummeting the country into environ-mental chaos or one of the best political lead-ers this country has ever seen, creating jobs out of thick oil and stimu-lating the economy with solid policy. Liberal can-didate Justin Trudeau is

just too darn young and has a new hair cut; how-ever his dad � ipped o� the west 50 years ago so out here we supposedly hate him.

NDP leader � omas Mulcair is a career polit-ician who’s tried his luck with a few parties at a few levels of government and is now trying to ride the orange wave that swept up Alberta.

And Green party leader Elizabeth May can say whatever she wants because there is no hope she will ever get elected, despite having

the planet’s best interests at heart.

Controversy: Goo-gle Mike Du� y trial for one. Elsewhere, a Con-servative candidate peed in a cup, another made fun of those with dis-abilities and here in the Okanagan, the Liber-als and Greens hatched a plan without a plan to allow Liberal candidate Stephen Fuhr to get the votes of Green candidate Gary Adams to unseat Ron Cannan. Or some-thing like that. When they � gure it out we’ll let you know.

� e debate: � ey all said they would be great government and bashed their oppon-ents. � e pundits then talked about who won and lost. How about the public as the big loser? Who cares who won and lost. Give us some help wading though the rhet-oric. Who do we believe? Who has the best poli-cies and how will they translate to the working sti� s? Anyone? Anyone?

� e promises: Way too many to list. You will

Catching up on the election trail–where we stand half way through

No BoundariesKevin Parnell

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My wife Joan had cataract surgery last

week. It’s an amazing operation—even if the mere thought of it makes me wince; the ophthal-

mic surgeon slices open a living eye, vacuums out a cloudy lens, inserts a plastic or silicone lens, and closes everything up again. It takes little more than 15 minutes.

Roughly 50 per cent of people in our age group have cataracts.

� e Museum of London calls cataract surgery “the most common operation in the world.”

I would be appalled if the surgeon based his procedures on a medic-al text that had not been updated in, say, the last 2500 years.

Yes, that’s the right � gure. � e � rst docu-mented reports of treat-ing cataracts go back to the � fth century B.C. It was, as you might expect, a crude procedure. After a lens had become com-pletely opaque and rigid, the surgeon hit the pa-tient in the eye with a blunt object to smash the clouded lens into frag-ments.

� us treated, the eye could discern light and dark, but obviously could not focus.

Modern surgical tech-niques began in 1748,

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on in our community“I am tired of

managing poverty.”

� e words of Lake Babine Nation Chief Wilf Adam were quot-ed by both Aboriginal Relations Minister John Rustad and Premier Christy Clark at their second annual meeting with aboriginal leaders around the province.

In her closing re-marks, Clark repeated her aim to continue eco-nomic development and resource revenue sharing that have dominated the government’s approach in recent years.

“Let’s eliminate poverty in First Nations communities,” she said, adding “the only way we can � ght poverty is to grow the economy.”

Not surprisingly, Clark’s chosen example was the potential of li-que� ed natural gas de-velopment for the Haisla Nation near Kitimat.

� at and similar pro-posals require new gas pipelines. And as is cus-tomary in B.C., what people most often hear

about are threats and wild claims regard-ing protests such as the Unist’ot’en camp near Smithers, set up to block a gas pipeline.

� ere was a round of this in late August, af-ter Grand Chief Stew-art Phillip of the militant Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs claimed hundreds of RCMP o� cers were about to descend on the camp. � is echoed pre-vious false claims made by self-styled anarchists such as Victoria’s Zoe Blunt, who has been or-ganizing outside support for the camp for the last couple of years.

Media jumped at the

prospect of another Gus-tafson Lake-style con-frontation. � is prompt-ed an unusual state-ment from Cpl. Janelle Shoihet of the North District RCMP.

“To clarify, the B.C. RCMP has no inten-tion of ‘taking down the camp’ set up by the Un-ist’ot’en,” she said, em-phasizing that police are not taking sides or act-ing as security for pipe-line exploration crews being harassed by pro-testers, who have token support from a couple of dissident members of a Wet’suwet’en clan.

Four elected chiefs of the Wet’suwet’en issued their own statement, to correct media coverage that represents the Un-ist’ot’en as speaking for their communities.

“Our Nations sup-port responsible re-source development as a way to bring First Na-tions out of poverty and bring opportunities for our young people,” said Burns Lake Band Chief Dan George.

Wet’suwet’en First

Nation Chief Karen Ogen said job and bene-� t agreements for the Coastal GasLink pipe-line were entered into af-ter careful considera-tion, and she objected to protests from outsiders, some from outside the country.

“Sustainability means standing on our own two feet, providing our young people with good pay-ing jobs, and reducing the 40 to 60 per cent un-employment we now ex-perience,” Ogen said.

Haisla Nation Chief Councillor Ellis Ross has no time for crude oil projects, but he has been working towards gas-re-lated development as long as anyone.

Ross spoke out in support of the elect-ed Wet’suwet’en chiefs in their e� orts to resolve the dispute with Un-ist’ot’en members.

“Opposition is the easiest job in the world,” he said. “What is di� -cult is � nding an answer when a First Nations mother has concerns about her child’s future.

“Politicians are quick to shout out sound bites and get into camera shots, but where are the cameras when another First Nations mem-ber takes their own life or when they pass away from highway/alcohol related deaths?”

Ross noted that re-cent court decisions have put B.C. aboriginal lead-ers in the best position they have ever had, with governments and de-velopment project pro-ponents coming to them “with inclusion in mind” after decades of resource development that has passed them by.

You wouldn’t know it most days, but First Nations along both the Coastal GasLink and Paci� c Trails gas pipe-lines have agreed to them.

More aboriginal lead-ers are getting tired of managing poverty, and misguided protesters.

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

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manovitch took 21 per cent, Liberal Kris Stew-art 11 per cent and Green Alice Hooper eight per cent.

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medium size business-es, and their allegiance is to parties that value less taxation and social spending.

“� ink of Wacky Bennett and Bill Ben-nett,” he said.

“� ese are prototyp-ical small business west-erners and they’re from the Okanagan.”

W.A.C. Bennett, a hardware merchant from Kelowna, was B.C.’s pre-mier for 20 years, earn-ing votes by paving roads and building bridges. His son, Bill, followed his lead and became pre-mier in 1979. He passed a series of laws, known as the “restraint” program, aimed at unburdening businesses from govern-ment spending on social services.

� eir free-mar-ket economy approach to politics was a depar-ture from what was hap-pening in eastern prov-inces. And the way Brit-ish Columbians voted federally often mirrored their provincial political choices.

Since the heyday of the Bennetts, how-ever, some of B.C.’s more urban areas have changed their political

stripes, overcoming the feeling of western alien-ation that often in� u-enced its political ideol-ogy.

� e Okanagan, said Depner, was slower on that front. In the ‘90s, the Reform Party gained traction in the region, using the slogan “the west wants in,” he said.

“Now the Okanagan has a government that re� ects local politics,”

he said. “� ere’s a weird regional alliance between Southern Ontario and Western Canada, so it will be interesting to see what will happen in this election.”

Southern Ontario could glide o� and go NDP, or they could re-turn to the Liberals. “� en the Okanangan will be in the a familiar pattern.”

Two Central Okanagan ridings divided by population numbers

VOTING HISTORY A6

Small business drives economy

ilkameen-Nicola rid-ing, including High-way 97 south to Mission Creek and east to the Dilworth/Spring� eld intersection in Kelow-na. � ere, residents living east of the intersection are in Kelowna-Lake Country.

With the redrawn ridings, Kelowna-Lake

Country has just over 110,000 residents, while Central Okanagan-Sim-ilkameen-Nicola has just over 104,000 residents.

As for the impact the changes will have on vot-ing patterns, that re-mains to be seen.

In the 2011 feder-al election, incumbent Conservative Ron Can-

ALISTAIR WATERS

Where do you live?� e question may

seem odd during this federal election cam-paign, but thanks to a change in boundaries a� ecting the Kelow-na-Lake Country riding on the east side of Oka-nagan Lake and the new Central Okanagan-Sim-ilkameen-Nicola rid-ing—the majority of which is west of Oka-nagan Lake.

In addition to a vast swath of the southern Interior that includes such diverse commun-ities as West Kelow-na, Keremeos, Mer-ritt, Princeton, Summer-land and Logan Lake, the sprawling new Cen-tral Okanagan-Sim-ilkameen-Nicola riding also includes part of the city of Kelowna.

Okanagan Lake was the eastern boundary of the old Okanagan-Co-quihalla riding the last time riding borders were recon� gured 10 years

ago. � is time population was used to separate the two ridings that cover the Central Okanagan.

So, a triangular area of Kelowna has been add-ed to the newly named Central Okanagan-Sim-

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� e Central Okan-gan’s political hist-ory could succinctly be summed up under the title, 50 Shades of Blue.

Faithfulness to small-c conservative politics is consistent throughout its history, save for one four-year blip.

� at was in 1968 when the Okanagan, like the rest of the country, showed the symptoms of ‘Trudeaumania,’ and voted in a Liberal MP.

Bruce Howard, then 45, was one of the 155 Liberals elected to the House of Commons that year. � e Conservatives took only 72 seats.

On the night of his win, Howard told a Ke-lowna Daily Courier re-porter that his success was due in large part to the party leader Pierre Trudeau.

“Trudeau inspired people to think there was something worth-while about politics,” said Howard.

“He makes them feel, by involving themselves, there is an attainable ob-jective.”

By the next election, however, the prime min-ister’s star had faded some and Howard, in turn, was ousted.

As he conceded the 1972 election to Con-servative candidate

George Whittaker, the Kelowna daily paper quoted Howard say-ing: “� ere will be more battles to be won and fought, and we, as Liber-als, will be there to � ght them.”

� e Liberals never disappeared from Ke-lowna in the interven-ing years, but their � ghts have continually come up short.

As have the e� orts of the NDP, Green Party and various others.

A search of Elections Canada’s record of rid-ing histories shows that Howard’s win is a stand-out for the better part of 60 years, otherwise the region has voted in So-

cial Credit, Reform and Canadian Alliance MPs.

When the Progressive Conservatives merged with the Canadian Al-liance, the Okanagan Valley o� cially became Conservative.

“If you could � nd rec-ords that go beyond that, you’d still only see con-servatives. It’s the con-servative heartland,” said Wolf Depner, a polit-ical scientist, who has instructed students at UBC Okanagan on Canadian politics, and before that covered local politics as a reporter.

For those who have wondered why, the an-swer isn’t complicated.

“It’s history,” said

Depner. “It’s a very Anglo Sax-

on part of western Can-ada, with strong Brit-ish, German and Dutch roots. � ese people are conservative in terms of their values,” he said.

It’s also an area with a high proportion of sen-iors, he said, who also tend to vote conservative.

Most telling about its right leaning tendencies, however, may be the re-gion’s economic roots.

� e Central Oka-nagan, for example, has never had any experience with unions. � e driving force of its economy has historically been small to

50 Shades of Blue: A look at the Central Okanagan’s federal gov’t voting history

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nan took 58 per cent of the vote, while his NDP challenger Tricia Kal-

manovitch took 21 per cent, Liberal Kris Stew-art 11 per cent and Green Alice Hooper eight per cent.

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medium size business-es, and their allegiance is to parties that value less taxation and social spending.

“� ink of Wacky Bennett and Bill Ben-nett,” he said.

“� ese are prototyp-ical small business west-erners and they’re from the Okanagan.”

W.A.C. Bennett, a hardware merchant from Kelowna, was B.C.’s pre-mier for 20 years, earn-ing votes by paving roads and building bridges. His son, Bill, followed his lead and became pre-mier in 1979. He passed a series of laws, known as the “restraint” program, aimed at unburdening businesses from govern-ment spending on social services.

� eir free-mar-ket economy approach to politics was a depar-ture from what was hap-pening in eastern prov-inces. And the way Brit-ish Columbians voted federally often mirrored their provincial political choices.

Since the heyday of the Bennetts, how-ever, some of B.C.’s more urban areas have changed their political

stripes, overcoming the feeling of western alien-ation that often in� u-enced its political ideol-ogy.

� e Okanagan, said Depner, was slower on that front. In the ‘90s, the Reform Party gained traction in the region, using the slogan “the west wants in,” he said.

“Now the Okanagan has a government that re� ects local politics,”

he said. “� ere’s a weird regional alliance between Southern Ontario and Western Canada, so it will be interesting to see what will happen in this election.”

Southern Ontario could glide o� and go NDP, or they could re-turn to the Liberals. “� en the Okanangan will be in the a familiar pattern.”

Two Central Okanagan ridings divided by population numbers

VOTING HISTORY A6

Small business drives economy

ilkameen-Nicola rid-ing, including High-way 97 south to Mission Creek and east to the Dilworth/Spring� eld intersection in Kelow-na. � ere, residents living east of the intersection are in Kelowna-Lake Country.

With the redrawn ridings, Kelowna-Lake

Country has just over 110,000 residents, while Central Okanagan-Sim-ilkameen-Nicola has just over 104,000 residents.

As for the impact the changes will have on vot-ing patterns, that re-mains to be seen.

In the 2011 feder-al election, incumbent Conservative Ron Can-

ALISTAIR WATERS

Where do you live?� e question may

seem odd during this federal election cam-paign, but thanks to a change in boundaries a� ecting the Kelow-na-Lake Country riding on the east side of Oka-nagan Lake and the new Central Okanagan-Sim-ilkameen-Nicola rid-ing—the majority of which is west of Oka-nagan Lake.

In addition to a vast swath of the southern Interior that includes such diverse commun-ities as West Kelow-na, Keremeos, Mer-ritt, Princeton, Summer-land and Logan Lake, the sprawling new Cen-tral Okanagan-Sim-ilkameen-Nicola riding also includes part of the city of Kelowna.

Okanagan Lake was the eastern boundary of the old Okanagan-Co-quihalla riding the last time riding borders were recon� gured 10 years

ago. � is time population was used to separate the two ridings that cover the Central Okanagan.

So, a triangular area of Kelowna has been add-ed to the newly named Central Okanagan-Sim-

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ColumbiaEducation back-

ground: BA, Hons, Oka-nagan University Col-lege; MA, University of Manitoba; PhD, Univer-sity of Alberta

Past political experi-ence: Community or-ganizing

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� liations: Okanagan College, Federation of Post-Secondary Educa-tors, North Okanagan Labour Council, vol-unteer at the Kelowna Friendship Centre.

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Meet the Kelowna-Lake Country candidates

Norah Bowman

Ron Cannan

Ron CannanConservative Age: 54Occupation: Member

of ParliamentFamily: Married

with three adult daugh-ters and three grandsons (ages 8, 3 and 1)

Education: Graduat-ed in 1981 from North-ern Alberta Institute of Technology in Edmon-ton in business admin-istration, major in mar-keting management; University of Alberta, supervisory manage-ment certi� cate program graduated in 1988

Political Experience: Served as City of Kelow-na councillor from 1996 to 2005, during which time also served as direc-tor for Regional District of Central Okanagan & Hospital Board, presi-dent of the Okanagan Mainline Municipal As-sociation, Union of BC Municipalities executive, Treaty Advisory Com-mittee and numerous committees in Kelow-na-Lake Country.

Community organ-ization membership af-� liates: Royal Canadian Legion Branch 26 in

Kelowna, Army, Navy & Air Force Veterans of Canada Branch 376 in Kelowna, Sunrise Ro-tary Club, Willow Park Church

Why you would be an e� ective MP: I have a passion for help-ing people and will re-main accessible to help wherever and whenever I can. I have proven ex-perience bringing feder-al investment into Ke-lowna-Lake Country to help strengthen the local economy. I’ve developed strong relationships with all levels of local govern-ment; after all, there is only one taxpayer. With my small business back-ground, I know � rsthand the importance of keep-ing taxes low and help-ing local businesses, sin-gles, seniors and families to thrive.

Stephen FuhrLiberal Age: 46Occupation: Pilot/

entrepreneurFamily: Single,

15-year-old sonPlace of birth: Ed-

montonEducation back-

ground: Trinity Western University in Langley

Past political experi-ence: Federal Liber-al Riding Association board Member since 2011

Community organ-ization membership af-� liations: Rotary Club of Kelowna, Royal Can-adian Legion Kelow-na Branch 26, Kelowna Army Navy & Air Force Veterans Unit 376, Ke-lowna Club, 100 Men Kelowna

Why you would be an e� ective MP: I have worked in the public sec-tor for 20 years and the private sector for six years. While working in or with large organiza-tions I have learned how to navigate bureaucracy while staying focused on the mission. I am an evidence-based think-er and I understand the value of mutually bene� -cial relationships.

Stephen Fuhr

e� ective MP: My family worked hard to make ends meet. Both my family and country sup-ported me to become a college professor and a proud mother. NDP val-

ues of living within a bal-anced budget, and car-ing for community are my values. � e NDP will bring economic stability, jobs, and environmental protection to Canada.

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“Ursa Major has the unique advantage of dealing direct with a smelter” said Dick. “That allows us to cut out one or even two middlemen. Ursa Major purchases gold and silver from other gold buyers, pawn shops, jewellers and jewellery makers as well as from the general public.” Recent price increases of precious metals have created lots of “gold buyers” including mail in companies. Many of those buyers offer pennies on the dollar to unsuspecting customers and are limited to what they buy, choosing to ignore silver and coins and only purchase gold.

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Dick took out his first gold claim when he turned 16 in the 1970’s and has been involved with precious metals ever since. An ardent gold panner, he was a regular at the world championship gold panning competition with a personal best of 3rd place in 1984. Now he concentrates on building the wholesale business with jewellers and brokers while taking the roadshow out one or

two times a month across Western Canada.

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silver content. Dimes, Quarters, Half Dollars and Dollars from Canada and America can be sorted and the silver content determined in no time at all. People are encouraged to bring in any and all coins for assessment.

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� e Kelowna Cham-ber of Commerce was the � rst to announce an all-candidates forum last month, but other groups are now stepping up to host similar meetings.

� e Kelowna Cham-ber event is Sept. 25, 7:30 a.m., at the Manteo Re-sort. It will include a buf-fet breakfast and net-working session for the � rst half hour.

To register, visit www.kelownachamber.org or call 250-469-7350. Tickets must be pur-chased by 4 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept.23

� e Lake Country Chamber of Commerce will host an all-candi-dates forum for Kelow-na-Lake Country can-didates Wednesday, Oct. 7, 7 p.m., at Creekside � eatre, 10241 Bottom Wood Lake Rd.

Free to the public, questions to the can-didates can be submit-ted prior to the forum at [email protected].

Any questions that, due to time constraints, can’t be addressed at the forum will be posted on the chamber website and newsletter with re-sponses.

� e Sukwtemsqilxw West Kelowna Arts Council (SWAC) will present the arts and cul-ture all-candidates forum on Saturday Sept. 26, 2 to 4 p.m., at � e Herit-age Retirement Resi-dence in West Kelowna, 3630 Brown Rd.

Seating is limited so register at eventbrite.com/e/all-candidates-forum-arts-and-culture-tickets-18467039412.

Candidate forums coming up

We are now seven weeks into the federal election campaign.

Being the middle of summer when Prime

Minister Stephen Harp-er kicked o� this cam-paign, the attention span for politics was serious-ly challenged. Even lo-

cal candidates acknow-ledged it was a tough sell.

But now it’s in full sail, so how should you choose who to vote for in

your riding?Over the weeks lead-

ing up to election day Oct. 19, our editorial sta� will address a num-

ber of issues of potential interest to local voters. We hope to enlighten everyone about why the candidates are seeking

your support, what issues matter to our local area and why you should all exercise your democratic right to vote.

As well, watch for our election coverage on our Lake Country Calen-dar website, lakecountry-calendar.com.

And please share your thoughts with us on Fa-cebook and Twitter.

While our cynicism towards politics often is re� ected in voter apathy, elections do matter.

So please, mark your ballot on Oct. 19, and we’ll do our part to help you make a thought-ful decision about which candidate deserves your support.

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Lake Country Fire Department � re� ghters standby as a water bomber dumps retardant on a grass � re near Beaver Lake Road in a coordinated attack by the LCFD and the BC Wild� re Service.

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Every household in Canada should have an emergency plan in order to react quickly if a � re were to occur. Draw up a � oor plan of your home showing all possible exits from each room. If possible, plan two exits: a main route and an alternate route from each room. Identify a safe place where everyone should meet. Practice the plan with your family and make sure every member knows what to do.

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Among the � re� ghting assets at the command of the Lake Country Fire Department is a regional rescue zodiac, which can respond to emergencies on any of the Okanagan Lakes.

Lake Country � re� ghters respond to a tow truck � re on Highway 97.


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The Colourful History

Your willingness to serve keeps our familiesand communities safe…

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Proud to support Station 91 Oyama Fire Departmentand all the Lake Country Firefighters

Dating back to its origins in the mid-1950s, the three stations that make up the Lake Country Fire Department have a long and colourful history, built on the hard work of community volunteers. From the time a group of 10 farmers formed the Win� eld Volunteer Fire Brigade in 1956 to the present day with a force of about 65 paid on-call � re� ghters, � re protection in Lake Country has always been carried o� by a force of dedicated local men and women.Nowadays Lake Country's � re-� ghting force comes from far and wide in the district. � ey have jobs and careers, but as soon as their pager goes o� , as many as possible respond to one of the district's three

� rehalls: Station 71 Win� eld, Station 91 Oyama or Station 81 Carr's Landing. Despite the volunteer base, you would never guess the � re� ghters aren't full-time employees by the response to incidents, the work and the hours they put in."Many residents believe that our department provides full-time career � re� ghting coverage to the municipality," said deputy � re chief. "� ese types of comments help illustrate the level of service provided by our volunteers. It is dedicated men and women that have full-time commitments that continue to answer the bell over and over again. We are extremely fortunate that these individuals have

the commitment to their neighbors and community to

respond to about 1,000 calls per year (an average of nearly 3 calls per day). "� e amount of manpower isn't the only thing that has changed

over the years at the Lake Country Fire Department. At

the Oyama Hall, the � rst � re truck was a used 1937 Ford, purchased from the Rutland Fire Department while in Win� eld, a brand new $15,000

� re truck was purchased in 1959. Today the Lake Country Fire Department has as many as 13 vehicles including cutting edge and new � re trucks to work with. A new 4x4 bush truck has just arrived in Lake Country and the � re department also has the use of rescue zodiac, and a � re-� ghting quad. All three of Lake Country's � re stations worked independently of each other prior to incorporation but once the district amalgamated to become Lake Country 20 years ago, they were brought together. "Today all � re� ghters for all three stations work and train together; everyone is part of the same team," said Penner.

"Not only does our crew have the dedication to work throughout most of the night and then go to their career workplace sleep deprived but they invest approximately 300 hours into training to ensure that they understand the job (which is ever changing). At the end of the training program all members have completed a third party accredited testing that quali� es them for professional certi� cation."If you're interested in becoming a paid on call � re� ghter, the LCFD is holding a recruitment session on Sept. 23 at 7 p.m. for all three stations.

By Kevin Parnell

Contact the department for more information

at 250-766-2327.

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MikeGesi

Lieutenant

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Clerk

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Stay in the kitchen when you are frying, grilling, boiling, or broiling food. If you are simmering, baking, or roasting food, check it regularly, stay in the kitchen while food is cooking, and use a timer to remind you that you are cooking.

Keep anything that can catch � re — oven mitts, wooden utensils, food packaging, towels or curtains — away from your stovetop. #9-10017 Main Street, Lake Country

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drills to ensure you are familiar with exits, pull stations and the location

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Post emergency numbers near telephones.

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Station 81

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Fire Fighter

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Fire Fighter

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Lieutenant

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Chief Medical O� cer

TerryDay

Fire Fighter

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We promote wellness, implement creative approaches to care and service, and serve as a contributing member of our community.

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Captain

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Replace all smoke alarms when they

are 10 yearsold.

Check smoke detectors once a month and change the batteries at least once a year. Smoke detectors sense abnormal amounts of smoke or invisible combustion gases in the air. They can detect both smoldering and burning � res. At least one smoke detector should be installed on every level of a structure. Purchase smoke detectors labeled by the Underwriters Laboratories (UL) or Factory Mutual (FM).


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Be alert when you cook, and keep children out of the way. Don’t wear loose � tting

clothing and be careful not to reach over hot burners.




CaleBerger

Fire Fighter

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Fire Fighter

Thank you Lake Country � re� ghters for all your hard work and dedication.

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If a pot catches � re, cover it with a lid to smother the � ames and

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2850 Woodsdale Rd., Lake Country250-766-4534

Thank you for being there when we need you most!

Your bike will

love us!

3175 Woodsdale Road • Lake Country, BC250-448-1926

Be alert when you cook, and keep children out of the way. Don’t wear loose � tting

clothing and be careful not to reach over hot burners.


Fires can strike anywhere at any time. Along with installing smoke detectors in your home, you should have a � re extinguisher in key areas.

Fire Safety Tip:

www.lakecountry.bc.ca

Lake Country Fire Department is seeking applicants interested

in becoming paid-on-call firefighters for all stations.

Come to the RECRUITMENT INFO NIGHT

7:00 pm Wednesday, September 23

at Station 71 10591 Okanagan Centre Rd East

or email [email protected]

Could YOU answer the call?

Make the time NOW to get your family PREPARED. Then think about how you could HELP others in your community.

Win� eld Shopping Centre • 4 - 10051 Hwy 97, Lake Country

250-766-2340

Don’t burn a candle all the way down — put it

out before it gets too close to the holder or container.

Fire� ghters action a logging truck � re on the new Highway 97.

Lake Country Fire Department deputy � re chief Brent Penner at the LCFD command center where he can monitor which of the district’s 65 paid-on call � re� ghters are out in the � eld.

Fire Safety Saves Lives



LAKE COUNTRY Open Air Performance Society founder Grant Lawrence says he’s happy the music in park’s program has a new home.

ing forward with it.”� e Open Air Per-

formance series—this year there were eight concerts and two movies held in district parks—� rst began as an idea by Lawrence, who had spent a couple of years working on the Carr’s Landing Community Centre board. He no-ticed there were a lot of artists in the area but no real local music scene to give them a place to play original tunes.

“Seeing the amount of artists around and the number of people around playing guitars, I thought there was a huge opportunity,” he said. “We thought ‘let’s start creating community and

use it as a destination for families in the evenings.’”

� e � rst events began in the month of June but it didn’t take long for the weather to damp-en a few nights. � ere were themes like clas-sic rock or jazz but soon it became evident by the quality of the musi-cians that original music would be key.

“We had some lessons learned and some ex-perimenting with dates,” said Lawrence. “� e � rst summer was a challenge. We had to convince the district to do it in the parks, we had to � gure out how to set up the so-ciety. We spent hours and hours trying to � g-ure it out. We always wanted up and comers in the opening act and then

Original content key to growth of series

▼ OPEN AIR ENTERTAINMENT

extend it to people cre-ating their own, unique material.”

Over the years the performance series not only gave Okanagan Val-ley musicians an outlet to play original music. it

also sparked the music scene in Lake Country to grow including events like Lake Country Open Mic Has Talent, another avenue for local artists to � nd playing time.

OPEN AIR FROM A3

• CARR’S LANDING COMMUNITY & RECREATION ASSOCIATION - Encourages all residents of the Carr’s Landing Ward to attend their Annual General Meeting on Wed., Oct. 7, 7pm in the Carr’s Landing Fire Hall. Find out about recent projects, current and future issues in our Community. Meet the association directors and your ward councillor, Matt Vader. Become a voting family member for just $10 annually - individual $5 annually.• 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 6:30 pm-8 p.m. starting Sept. 16. Both knitting circles are free, drop-in, & open to any age and skill level; bring your yarn, needles & whatever project you are working on.•OLD AGE PENSIONERS’ ORGANIZATION 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 or 250-766-5437. •LAKE COUNTRY SENIORS CENTRE - 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road. Fall sessions starting first week of Sept. Stop by for an events schedule. 250-766-4220 or 250-766-4568 for more information.•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.•LAKE COUNTRY SENIORS CENTRE - 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road on Monday afternoons will be hosting Prime Time starting Sept. 15 at 1-3pm. Free. Everyone welcome. Come down & see the changes. Call Joanne at 250-766-0667 for more information.•LAKE COUNTRY SENIORS CENTRE - 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road, Chair Yoga will be starting on Sept. 8 from 3:30 to 4:30pm. Paid monthly at the rate of $3 per session. Call 250-766-4220 between 10am & 2pm Monday to Friday or call 250-766-4568. •LAKE COUNTRY SENIORS CENTRE - 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road Pancake breakfast on Sept. 19 from 8-11am. $6.•LAKE COUNTRY SENIORS CENTRE - 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road Annual Yard Sale Sept. 19, 8am-noon. Now accepting donations. Call 250-766-4220 or 250-766-4568.•LAKE COUNTRY FARMERS & CRAFTERS MARKET - Fridays 3 to 7 pm, July through Sept., Swalwell Park, 10090 Bottom Wood Rd, Lake Country. Vendors sell fresh local produce, handmade crafts, sweet & savoury treats, & hand-prepared foods, in a relaxed, shaded grassy area featuring lots of FREE parking, live entertainment, public washrooms, a water park, & a skateboard park. Contact: [email protected] or 250-826-7100.•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 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. 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. 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 SENIORS’ BUS SCHEDULE - Tuesday Sept 22, 29 Buffet Lunch Winfield Senior Centre, Tuesday Sept 22, 29 Buffet Lunch Winfield Senior Centre, Wednesday Sept 16 Gellatley Nut Farm, West Kelowna, Koi Gardens Kelowna, lunch to reserve seat on bus phone Marg 250-766-3227 or Marian 250-861-4131, Thursday Sept 17 - local shopping, Saturday Sept 19 - Keremeos Fall Fair.•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 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 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.

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ALL COMMUNITY EVENTS will be placed at no charge to all NON-PROFIT organizations.

For all other inquiries, please email [email protected] or fax 250-762-3220

Lake Country

Health Planning Society... supporting Community Wellness since 1982

www.lakecountryhealth.ca • 778 – 215 - 5247

HEALTH & WELLNESS FAIR October 3, 10am-3pm • Winfield Memorial Hall

Office Hours: Monday - Thursday, 10am - 2pm • 10080 Main Street

Creating Community Connections!

ACROSS1. Part of B.A.5. Burro8. Votes in favor12.Cashmere,

e.g.13.Spoil14.Onionlike

veggie15.Emblem16.“____ Day

Will Come”17.Solely18.City haze19.Splash

clumsily21.Birthday

number23.Wild animals27.Office writer

30.Gardenvegetable

31.Importanttime

32.Shy33.Light bender35.Exclamation36.Dined37.Tough row to

____38.Cousins’

mothers40.Convert, as

coupons42.Stopover spot43.Impish kids45.Twirled49.Extra weight52.None53.As well

54.Motored55.Letter

before dee56.Charges57.Had an

obligation58.Hazardous

curve59.Elementary

DOWN1. Hole-

punchinginstruments

2. Chamber3. For takeout:

2 wds.4. Motto5. Stood up6. Eternal

spirit

7. Disco lights8. Luau greeting9. Japanese coin10.Electric fish11.Cloud’s locale20.Mariner22.Burrowing

rodent24.Embroidered25.Hurry26.Woodcutting

tools27.Wound trace28.Shopper’s bag

29.Looked at30.Key lime ____34.Love affair39.Dangerous41.Dwindled42.The British

____44.Deadlocks46.Sincere appeal47.Avails48.Overly

inquisitive49.’60s do50.Not high51.Sweet drink

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ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO. 779

ACROSS1. Awry4. Glance at8. Green gem12.Microscopic13.Aspiration14.Burn soother15.Beginner17.Actor Smith18.Stick up19.Immensely21.Festive24.Stench26.Andes pack

animal28.Molasses

spirit29.Picnic

nuisance32.Moose’s

relative

33.Rentaldocument

35.Bird call36.Needle part37.Squid’s fluid38.Not as wet40.Musical staff

symbol42.Loaf43.Flowering

shrub47.Conducted49.Run

competitively50.Sky water55.Lodging

places56.Cover with

gold57.Pitcher handle

58.Shades59.Wings60.Saute

DOWN1. Possess2. Charge for

use3. Small

amount4. Drive away5. Jazz band6. Monkey7. Jittery8. Shark movie9. Came to

ground10.Plaything11.Slippery16.Stuff full

20.Carrying aweapon

21.Type of club22.Associate23.Superior or

Huron25.Sir Francis

____27.Wonderland

girl29.Vinegar is one30.Holiday tune31.Split34.Magnify

39.Orangecovering

41.Ruffle43.Desertlike44.Goofy45.Teenage

problem46.“____ Than

Zero”48.No ifs, ____,

or buts51.Become sick52.Ump’s cousin53.Boater’s

utensil54.Intrude

PUZZLE NO. 780



ACROSS1. Flat bread5. Competent8. Hide12.Eager13.Regard14.Type of cone15.Mistake in

print16.Attendance18.Student

transport20.____ up

(tense)21.Hawker24.In a group of26.That fellow27.Log29.Sunnyside-up

part

33.European peak34.Farm towers36.Appropriate37.Relaxation39.Grassy area40.Hen output41.Light beams43.Beasts of

burden45.Wander away48.Make a choice49.Garment

ticket: 2 wds.52.At any point56.____-de-camp57.Hole punch58.Well-ventilated59.Like some

stockings

60.Honeyproducer

61.Insignificant

DOWN1. Dab2. Building

vine3. Bit of advice4. Kind of

brick5. Poisonous

serpents6. ____ your

request7. Golf gadget8. Quick9. Little10.“____ in a

Lifetime”

11.Gardener’snemesis

17.Snow runner19.Coffeepots21.Burn22.Enrage23.Naughty kids24.World

supporter25.Cat’s sound28.Greasy30.Songs of

praise31.Winter

Olympicsevent

32.Drums

35.Cinch38.Copied42.Sailor’s yes44.Hot vapor45.Tiff46.The Kingston

____47.Fair feature48.Eye rudely50.Label51.Respectful

fear53.Contest54.Blunder55.Canadian

whiskey

PUZZLE NO. 781



ACROSS1. Candy unit4. A long way off8. Fountain drink12.Hymn of

praise13.Drill14.Opera

show-stopper15.Promos16.Mary’s pet17.Light gas18.Browning’s

work20.Indian and

Atlantic22.Chisel, e.g.24.Insult26.Gives28.“____ Good

Cop”

29.Bad guy32.For what ____

worth33.Chinese

mammal35.Wood splitter36.Feminine

pronoun37.Have bills38.Singer

Haggard40.Semester42.Rude look43.Entry47.Nighttime

hooters49.Chilly50.Clarinet’s kin52.Resort,

of a sort

55.Historictimes

56.Ship’s pole57.Eternity58.Take out,

as text59.Looks at60.Enemy

agent

DOWN1. Feathered

neckwear2. Say further3. Reaction4. Up to snuff5. Becomes

frothy6. Coat sleeve7. Bounce

back

8. Neck hair9. Range10.King of beasts11.Summer skin

tones19.Archaic21.Wrinkle

treatment22.“____ Magic

Moment”23.Solemn

statement25.Recluse27.Stains29.Pets30.Wheel shaft

31.Antleredanimal

34.Wondrous39.Plumbing joint41.Bullwinkle,

e.g.43.Did well on44.Apple’s center45.Fossil fuel46.Or ____

(threat)48.Moistens51.Harbor53.Burst open54.“____

Wednesday”

PUZZLE NO. 782



CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERSUSE AMERICAN SPELLING




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ACROSS1. Part of B.A.5. Burro8. Votes in favor12.Cashmere,

e.g.13.Spoil14.Onionlike

veggie15.Emblem16.“____ Day

Will Come”17.Solely18.City haze19.Splash

clumsily21.Birthday

number23.Wild animals27.Office writer

30.Gardenvegetable

31.Importanttime

32.Shy33.Light bender35.Exclamation36.Dined37.Tough row to

____38.Cousins’

mothers40.Convert, as

coupons42.Stopover spot43.Impish kids45.Twirled49.Extra weight52.None53.As well

54.Motored55.Letter

before dee56.Charges57.Had an

obligation58.Hazardous

curve59.Elementary

DOWN1. Hole-

punchinginstruments

2. Chamber3. For takeout:

2 wds.4. Motto5. Stood up6. Eternal

spirit

7. Disco lights8. Luau greeting9. Japanese coin10.Electric fish11.Cloud’s locale20.Mariner22.Burrowing

rodent24.Embroidered25.Hurry26.Woodcutting

tools27.Wound trace28.Shopper’s bag

29.Looked at30.Key lime ____34.Love affair39.Dangerous41.Dwindled42.The British

____44.Deadlocks46.Sincere appeal47.Avails48.Overly

inquisitive49.’60s do50.Not high51.Sweet drink

PUZZLE NO. 779



ACROSS1. Awry4. Glance at8. Green gem12.Microscopic13.Aspiration14.Burn soother15.Beginner17.Actor Smith18.Stick up19.Immensely21.Festive24.Stench26.Andes pack

animal28.Molasses

spirit29.Picnic

nuisance32.Moose’s

relative

33.Rentaldocument

35.Bird call36.Needle part37.Squid’s fluid38.Not as wet40.Musical staff

symbol42.Loaf43.Flowering

shrub47.Conducted49.Run

competitively50.Sky water55.Lodging

places56.Cover with

gold57.Pitcher handle

58.Shades59.Wings60.Saute

DOWN1. Possess2. Charge for

use3. Small

amount4. Drive away5. Jazz band6. Monkey7. Jittery8. Shark movie9. Came to

ground10.Plaything11.Slippery16.Stuff full

20.Carrying aweapon

21.Type of club22.Associate23.Superior or

Huron25.Sir Francis

____27.Wonderland

girl29.Vinegar is one30.Holiday tune31.Split34.Magnify

39.Orangecovering

41.Ruffle43.Desertlike44.Goofy45.Teenage

problem46.“____ Than

Zero”48.No ifs, ____,

or buts51.Become sick52.Ump’s cousin53.Boater’s

utensil54.Intrude

PUZZLE NO. 780



ACROSS1. Flat bread5. Competent8. Hide12.Eager13.Regard14.Type of cone15.Mistake in

print16.Attendance18.Student

transport20.____ up

(tense)21.Hawker24.In a group of26.That fellow27.Log29.Sunnyside-up

part

33.European peak34.Farm towers36.Appropriate37.Relaxation39.Grassy area40.Hen output41.Light beams43.Beasts of

burden45.Wander away48.Make a choice49.Garment

ticket: 2 wds.52.At any point56.____-de-camp57.Hole punch58.Well-ventilated59.Like some

stockings

60.Honeyproducer

61.Insignificant

DOWN1. Dab2. Building

vine3. Bit of advice4. Kind of

brick5. Poisonous

serpents6. ____ your

request7. Golf gadget8. Quick9. Little10.“____ in a

Lifetime”

11.Gardener’snemesis

17.Snow runner19.Coffeepots21.Burn22.Enrage23.Naughty kids24.World

supporter25.Cat’s sound28.Greasy30.Songs of

praise31.Winter

Olympicsevent

32.Drums

35.Cinch38.Copied42.Sailor’s yes44.Hot vapor45.Tiff46.The Kingston

____47.Fair feature48.Eye rudely50.Label51.Respectful

fear53.Contest54.Blunder55.Canadian

whiskey

PUZZLE NO. 781



ACROSS1. Candy unit4. A long way off8. Fountain drink12.Hymn of

praise13.Drill14.Opera

show-stopper15.Promos16.Mary’s pet17.Light gas18.Browning’s

work20.Indian and

Atlantic22.Chisel, e.g.24.Insult26.Gives28.“____ Good

Cop”

29.Bad guy32.For what ____

worth33.Chinese

mammal35.Wood splitter36.Feminine

pronoun37.Have bills38.Singer

Haggard40.Semester42.Rude look43.Entry47.Nighttime

hooters49.Chilly50.Clarinet’s kin52.Resort,

of a sort

55.Historictimes

56.Ship’s pole57.Eternity58.Take out,

as text59.Looks at60.Enemy

agent

DOWN1. Feathered

neckwear2. Say further3. Reaction4. Up to snuff5. Becomes

frothy6. Coat sleeve7. Bounce

back

8. Neck hair9. Range10.King of beasts11.Summer skin

tones19.Archaic21.Wrinkle

treatment22.“____ Magic

Moment”23.Solemn

statement25.Recluse27.Stains29.Pets30.Wheel shaft

31.Antleredanimal

34.Wondrous39.Plumbing joint41.Bullwinkle,

e.g.43.Did well on44.Apple’s center45.Fossil fuel46.Or ____

(threat)48.Moistens51.Harbor53.Burst open54.“____

Wednesday”

PUZZLE NO. 782








KEVIN PARNELL

When close to 22,000 students streamed back to school on Sept. 8, classrooms across the Central Okanagan School District were � lled with more learners than in previous years.

One program in par-ticular is out-pacing the number of avail-

able classroom seats and School District 23 will need to revamp its French immersion pro-gram.

It’s projected about 2,300 students will en-ter French immersion this year, about 12 per cent of the district’s stu-dent population. � e majority of those stu-dents are in one of six

elementary schools while the district’s lone French immersion mid-dle school—KLO Mid-dle—was at capacity on opening day with about 480 FI students and 400 in English programs.

“We have struggled to keep up with the de-mand,” said district superintendent Hugh Gloster. “As the elemen-

tary schools’ attendance has gone up (in FI) it’s putting a huge amount of pressure on KLO. We really do need to look at a di� erent model for French immersion.”

To deal with the in-creased numbers the school district will em-bark on a lengthy pub-lic consultation process that will bring students,

parents, teachers and ad-ministrators together to look at how the district can best accommodate students wanting to take French immersion.

Gloster said the cur-rent model can last for two more years but by the start of the 2017 school season, it’s ex-pected the district will have a new program.

“We know we have a program that is really popular but we’re willing to look at other models and the driver for change is the pressure point with all of the elementary programs � owing into KLO (Middle School), which has a � xed cap-acity,” he said.

KLO is the only mid-dle school and KSS is

the lone high school of-fering French immer-sion.

In October, the school district will start consul-tation. “� e process is going to take us the bet-ter part of a year-and-a-half to come to a deci-sion,” said Gloster, who will present the public consultation plan to the board on Oct. 7

Popularity of French immersion means a re-� t is in order for School District 23

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Caretakers/Residential Managers

MOTEL ASST Manager Team to run small Motel in Parksville BC. Non-Smoking, no Pets, good Health, fulltime live-in position. Fax 250-586-1634 or email resume to: [email protected]

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.

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Home Care/Support

CAREGIVERSDengarry Professional

Services Ltd.is seeking caregivers for 24hr. support within the caregivers hm. of individuals with mental / physical / developmental disabilities. Basement suites and / or accessible housing an asset.Contact Kristine at(1)250-554-7900 for

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Financial ServicesGET BACK ON TRACK! Bad credit? Bills? Unemployed? Need Money? We Lend! If you own your own home - you qualify. Pioneer Acceptance Corp. Member BBB.

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LandscapingEMERALD CEDARS: Direct from Okanagan Grower, accli-matized for this area. SPE-CIAL: 6’ tall, 10 for $300. De-livery & planting available. Call George, Budget Nurseries 250-498-2189 or email [email protected]

Moving & StorageDanMel Moving 2013 4 Ton Cube-Power Lift -Local Movers Dan 250-215-0147, 766-1282

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THE WORLD HAS FORGOTTEN US

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WOOD SERVICESHAIRSTYLISTS/BARBERS

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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

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Josef Kalis

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CHILD CARE

HOME & YARD MAINTENANCE

LAKE COUNTRY HOME & YARD

Mike Wagner • [email protected]

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HAIR STYLIST

Hair Services

for the month of September. 20%With Off

RitaThe Strand Hair CoBy Appointment Only

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Merchandise for Sale

AuctionsBIGGEST Restaurant Equip-ment Auction In Canadian His-tory! Kwik Auctions 2 Day Sale. Sept 14/15 - www.Kwi-kAuctions.com - Online Bid-ding Available Via Bidspotter!

FirearmsHUNTING Season Savings on selected used rifl es/shotguns. Quality Firearms Buy & Sell. Weber & Markin Gunsmiths The Best Little Gunshop Around 4-1691 Powick Rd Kel 250-762-7575 Tue-Sat 10-6 facebook.com/WeberMarkin

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

Fruit & Vegetables

FRESH LOCAL Garlic, Table Grapes, Peppers hot & sweet!Come see us at the

Lake Country Farmers’ Market Fri, Sept 18.Phone Bruce Duggan

250-766-2628Kids Welcome!

Merchandise for Sale

Garage SalesMUTLI-FAMILY Garage Sale. 196-720 Commonwealth Rd. Fri Sept 18, 2-7, Sat 9-5 & Sun, 9-2. Workshop tools, gar-den tools and many more household items.

Misc. for Sale

Antiques & Collectables Sale

Vernon Collectors Club27th Annual

Vernon Rec Centre3310 - 37 Avenue

Next to Curling Rink120 + tables ofcollectables!

Fri. Sept 18 2 - 8 PM,Sat Sept 19, 10 - 4 PM

Admission $3.00is good for BOTH days

ENTRANCE at WEST SIDE OF building (backside)

Table Rental 250-379-2587

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

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSWhat question would

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What exactly is a dental emergency? My old dentist used to tell me he was just 'going to watch' a tooth and not do anything until it was really necessary. My new young dentist wants to go 'gung ho' and fix teeth that don't even hurt yet. I'm very suspicious. Which is right?

There are as many schools of thought as there are dentists, and in Canada that numbers about 28,000. Some practitioners choose to do nothing until absolutely necessary. Dentistry never gets any easier or less expensive to restore by letting things deteriorate. The reality is some doctors are less comfortable with certain procedures that are routinely done in other offices, and they opt for the 'watch' route. This may occur when they are in the twilight of their career and are less inclined to take on difficult procedures. The difficulty for a young dentist taking over one of these practices is a patient may have a mouth full of 'deferred maintenance', not unlike a car that has had no ongoing preventative work.

When the 'new' dentist suggests what may be simply comprehensive dentistry, a patient may react that 'Bob' the retired dentist never said anything about that and deem it to be a cash grab. Neither is necessarily true.

Our bodies may endure an enormous amount of dental grief before actual pain occurs, and if you wait that long it can be difficult or impossible to rehabilitate one's mouth. Please don't blame your new dentist for not wishing to wait until you actually experience pain in a tooth. It may be too late to repair the problem.

I recently travelled on a long flight. A young passenger had a tooth actually disintegrate on him over the ocean and he was in extreme discomfort. There was nothing that could be done for him mid-flight, and he did admit to me that his dentist had recommended treatment 4 months ago but he put it off because he didn't want to spend the money. He actually said he would prefer to spend his money on travelling than wasting it at a dental office. Now he arrived in a strange land and had to find emergency dental care when it could have all been avoided. These are places in this world you don't want to have dental emergencies. You will find that most dentists encourage preventative dental care. Give your mouth the sporting chance it deserves, and apply some preventative maintenance to it to ensure it doesn't let you down when you most need it!

Ask The Dentist!by

Dr. Lina Jung, DDS

What Makes A Dental Emergency?

Winfield Dental Centre208 - 3121 Hill Road

Winfield, B.C.

250-469-9477www.WinfieldDentalCentre.ca

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My son started back to school this week and has been complaining of headaches at the end of the day. He sees 20/20, so what could the issue be?One of the most fascinating and often overlooked elements of our visual

system has to do with the cascade of muscular coordination that goes into making our world clear. When a person transitions from looking at a distant target (such as the smart board) to a near target, extraocular muscles of convergence must turn the eyes inward and intraocular muscles of accommodation must contract to make the target clear. As with any muscular system, the continual contraction and relaxation of our extraocular and intraocular muscles can lead to fatigue, which can certainly manifest as headaches late in the day. While glasses may not always be the remedy for such issues, increased visual breaks (periodically looking off into the distance) while reading or on the computer can certainly help. For more advanced cases, Vision Therapy (analogous to physiotherapy for the ocular muscles) can be very effective for treating these classroom issues.

Dr.Paul Rollett Optometrist

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

www.lakecountryoptometry.ca

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Do all Realtors work the same?

No, all realtors work differently, deal with clients differently and offer differentstrengths to their clients. My suggestion to people who are looking

for a Realtor is to always interview at least three different Realtors. When listing your home, and when purchasing, you will have certain expectations and needs and will want to � nd someone with whom you feel comfortable and whom you can trust. When deciding on a Realtor, it is important to ask questions that will give you insight into their working style,people skills and work methodologies. If you ask a question like, ”Whats sold the last three properties you listed?” the listing Realtor should be able to explain how they have sold houses in the past and how those experiences can bene� t your sale. Another ques-tion that might give you insight into a Realtor’s workstyle would be; “Given our family’s situation, what advice can you offer us?” Advice on location, school accessibility for your children and privacy are issues that your Realtor will need to understand to help your family make the best decision. For more information on interviewing a Realtor, and for some questions that you can use, please contact me at 250-826-5660 or [email protected].

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Volunteer Committee Members Needed

The District of Lake Country is seeking volunteer members to serve on the following advisory groups to Council:

Access & Age-friendly Committee Agricultural Advisory Committee Public Art Advisory Commission

Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee

Do you, or anyone you know, have an interest in identifying gaps and suggesting solutions in the District? Would you like to provide recommendations to Council on issues pertaining to enhancing access, agricultural matters, public art, or parks and recreation? Review the Terms of Reference for each advisory body to see where your interests and experience could benefit the community (http://www.okanaganway.ca/municipal/mayor-council/council-committee-commissions/)

Please provide a letter of interest outlining your relevant background and interest in serving on the Committee or Commission most related to your interests to Reyna Seabrook, Corporate Services Manager, via email: [email protected], fax: 250-766-2903 or regular mail: 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road, Lake Country, BC V4V 2M

In accordance with Part 11 of the Local Government Act, the properties described hereunder shall be offered for sale by Public Auction in the Council Chambers at the Municipal Hall, 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road, Lake Country, BC, on Monday, September 28, 2015 at 10:00 am, unless the delinquent taxes with interest, are sooner paid.

At the time of the bid, successful bidders are required to deposit cash and/or bank draft with the Collector, for an amount equal to the upset price of the property offered for sale. Should the property be sold for more than the upset price, any excess must be paid to the Collector no later than 12:00 noon on Monday, September 28, 2015, by cash and/or bank draft. Any person placing successful bids on behalf of a Company must be prepared to affix the Company’s Corporate Seal to documents.

The purchase of a Tax Sale property is subject to tax under the Property Purchase Tax Act on the fair market value of the property.

The sale may be adjourned to the same hour on the following day, and from day to day, until each parcel is disposed of.

Properties listed for Tax Sale will be withdrawn from the Tax Sale upon payment of delinquent taxes, plus interest. This payment must be by CASH, CERTIFIED CHEQUE, BANK DRAFT, or INTERAC and must be received in City Hall PRIOR to 10:00 a.m. Monday, September 28, 2015.

BCAA FOLIO CIVIC SHORT LEGAL UPSET PRICE 2952157 12764 CLIFFSHORE DR Lot: 19, Plan: KAP81276 3,865.46 2952161 12732 CLIFFSHORE DR Lot: 23, Plan: KAP81276 3,872.85 2952575 13053 SHORELINE DR Lot: 15, Plan: KAP90921 5,409.90 2952576 13063 SHORELINE DR Lot: 16, Plan: KAP90921 6,319.44 2953072 12650 PONDEROSA DR Lot: 3, Plan: KAP23180 8,695.17

10094639 220 - 3550 WOODSDALE RD Lot: 41, Plan: KAS3226 8,374.81 11606129 11151 DELDOR RD Lot: 20, Plan: KAP20368 8,386.12 11607181 10957 PHEASANT RD Lot: 0, Plan: KAP83433 11,145.10

Tax Sale

FREE Community Event Food Activities Music Have your say!

Saturday, September 19 11am – 3pm

Beasley Park 3450 Woodsdale Rd.,

Lake Country, BC

Be a part of the vision for the parks, trails and recreation facilities in our community. Your valuable input will help guide the decision-making for future planning. Come to the Party in the Park for some family fun and let us know what you value about parks and recreation in the community.

Pick up your Party in the Park invitation and Prize Draw Passport from

Municipal Hall before Sept. 19th or on site at the event. Collect stamps from each of the COME PLAY! kiosks and turn

your passport in at the last one you visit for a chance to win prizes.

The Administration & Corporate Services Department is seeking a permanent full-time Cultural Development Coordinator to join their team. The Cultural Development Coordinator is responsible for the coordination of the Community Theatre, public art supervision, cultural and heritage events, applicable grant applications, related research and proposals, as well as working with external organizations, both government and NGO. This position may supervise the work of contract employees and volunteers. The normal work week is 35 hours, with a variable schedule which may include evenings and weekends.

This is a mid-level professional position that requires a high degree of professional responsibility in public dealings with excellent organizational skills. The Cultural Development Coordinator primarily works independently and works collaboratively with District staff to foster and enhance the growth of a culturally vibrant and creative municipality, run open air performances, the community Theatre and to organize events including festivals.

The preferred candidate will have completed a diploma in Cultural Administration, Cultural Planning, Arts Management, Public Administration, or related education. A minimum of four years’ related experience with event or promotional organization and management, with preference taken to relevant experience in municipal government. Must have a valid driver’s license (Class 4 preferred) and CPR with AED. Must be able to provide a clear criminal record check. The hourly rate of pay for this unionized position is between $26.40/hr and $31.43/hr (2015 rates).

For a detailed job description, and more information about Lake Country please visit the District’s website at www.lakecountry.bc.ca. Applications will be received Until 4:00 pm on September 25, 2015 Please submit your cover letter and resume to:

Human Resources and Safety Manager District of Lake Country

E-mail: [email protected] PLEASE USE THE SUBJECT OF CDC-2015a-POSITION IN THE EMAIL WHEN APPLYING We thank all applicants for their interest, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Cultural Development Coordinator

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