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Good time for all at Art-Walk 2013

More than 6,000 people showed up to take in what’s considered the largest art show in the B.C. Interior as Lake Country ArtWalk 2013 took place Sept. 7 and 8, at various locations around the community.

Hundreds of artists from around the Oka-nagan Valley showed o� a variety of works, from live painting sessions to original art and all with live music in the back-ground as musicians played on four di� erent stages.

“Congratulations to all of the 300 artists who o� ered such unique and original artworks for everyone to enjoy,” said Sharon McCoubrey, chair of the Lake Coun-try ArtWalk commit-tee. “We have a tremen-dous asset in the Oka-nagan Valley when we consider such creativ-ity. It is always fun to see

the results of the People’s Choice voting, not a de-� nitive judging of the artists, but the opinion of those who choose to cast a vote for their favour-ite artist.”

� is year marked the 20th anniversary of the ArtWalk in Lake Coun-try and this year was one of the best in terms of the quality of the art, the number of people who made it out and the many smiles on people’s faces, said McCoubrey.

“� ere was much to celebrate in this 20th an-niversary festival,” she said.

“� e ArtWalk Com-mittee may be tired, but they are rejoicing as they watched so many smiles and listened to so many comments of praise as the visitors to this fes-tival clearly were having a good time.”

Among the highlights was a Buddy Holly trib-

ute show, which was sold out and � lled Creekside � eatre with the lively music that kept the audi-ence bouncing, laugh-ing and loving it. Toes tapped all weekend as an impressive line-up of musicians performed on four stages.

“� is year’s Art-

Walk also included some unique and entertaining events, such as the group of creative young people who performed a paint-ing awakening and the brave artists who partici-pated in timed painting sessions.

Overall, ArtWalk 2013 was a huge suc-

cess,” said McCoubrey.

PEOPLE’S CHOICE VOTES:1. Greg Metz, West Kelowna2. Denis Weber, Kelowna3. Charla Maarschulk, Kelowna4. Alex Fong, Kelowna

5. James Hayes, Lake Country6. Bonnie Roberts, Keremeos7. Juve Furtado, Vernon8. Christian Reiner, Lake Country9. Diane Palmer, Kelowna10. Megan Wise, Kelowna

ALEX FONG (above) does a painting demonstration as musicians perform, while another artist (right) does a live sketch of model Angel Jutzi from Zebra Eyes Con-temporary Dance during 2013 Lake Country Art-Walk.

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NEW FRIEND…Jiah Skelly, 3, of Enderby, makes a new friend at the Kangaroo Creek Farm in Lake Coun-try. � e attraction also has emus, goats, parrots, potbellied pigs and capybaras, the world’s lar-gest rodent.

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� ompson Okanagan Football Club teams were back in action last weekend, kicking o� the fall session of the B.C. provincial soccer sea-son with teams taking on Surrey United.

Lake Country soc-cer player Joella Koblis-chke didn’t take long to warmed up and ap-pear to be in mid-season form. Playing with the TOFC’s 97 girls, Koblis-chke was solid in net during action on Sept. 7

when her team narrow-ly dropped a 3-2 decision to Surrey United.

With her club hold-ing onto a 1-0 lead ear-ly in the second half, Koblischke made a num-ber of con� dent stops which kept Surrey o� the board until the 60th minute when Surrey tied the game 1-1, setting the stage for a tightly con-tested � nish to the game.

Surrey went ahead 2-1 in the 70th minute but TOFC stormed

back two minutes later with a great solo e� ort from Johnson who out-paced the Surrey back-line and � nished with a shot across the goalie low into the corner to tie the game 2-2.

Unfortunately for TOFC. Within four minutes however Surrey exploited some space out wide and scored on a ball into the box to make the � nal score 3-2 for Surrey.

� e team is back in action this weekend.

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� e Okanagan Mas-ters Swim Club hosts an open house on Wednes-day, Sept. 18, 6-7:30 p.m. at the H20 Centre, 4075 Gordon Rd. in Kelow-na. � e event will fea-ture a presentation from members of the OMSC Lake Monsters who suc-cessfully swam across the English Channel last month.

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Juli Wilson’s life may be going to the dogs, but she wouldn’t have it any other way.

Wilson is a certi� ed master dog trainer, but sees herself as more of a people trainer who also trains dogs.

“I can train your dog, that’s a given. But it is the ability to teach those skills to empower the owners to bridge that K9-human gap that is really exciting.”

Wilson has focused her desire to empow-er dog owners on how to better handle their pet canines by starting a business called Ant-ler Creek K9, which will o� er classes and work-shops on life skills and reading a dog’s body lan-guage.

She will host a free dog training public in-formation session on Monday, Sept. 23, 7 p.m., at the Win� eld Memor-ial Hall, 10130 Bottom Wood Lake Rd.

She invites every-one who enjoys or works with dogs to attend, and bring questions. � ere will also be an opportun-ity to register for her dog training classes, which begin Oct 1.

Wilson’s love for dogs started when she was young. Her parents helped train dogs for the Vancouver Police De-partment, and helped

locate suitable forever homes for the dogs who did not make the cut.

“It was a revolving door of dogs. We would take one in for three to six months, then transi-tion the dog to the new handler, then get another dog. Dogs were part of the deal.” She said.

But what Wilson enjoys most is running her workshops and see-ing the great results with both the owners and the dogs.

“If I can help a doz-en people bridge that gap between human and dog, it is worth it.”

She followed in her parents’ footsteps and opened Antler Creek K9, training dogs and people through a variety of classes and workshops.

After growing up in the Okanagan, she spent time in various places growing her own life skills, until she settled in Alaska. While living there, she worked as a safety and training man-ager for a large cruise and land tour company.

During her o� time, she volunteered with a local search and res-cue team, training track-ing dogs to follow hu-man scent and other search and rescue motiv-ated scent work. She also worked with the ther-apy dog group and spent time with sled dog and

skijoring teams.It was there she

trained her own SAR dog Loki, a Karelian bear dog and German shepherd cross, in track-ing, cadaver and article searching. He helped lo-cate missing skiers, lost berry pickers and crime scene evidence.

She then went for her master dog trainer course in Salmon Arm, and be-came certi� ed.

“After all the dogs in Alaska, I thought I’d put a title on it.”

Once she completed school, she realized her personal learning about dog training had really just begun and has made it her personal goal to ”keep adding more tools to the toolbox as not all

dogs learn the same way, nor do all humans.”

With that goal in mind, she has con-tinued to attend semin-ars and workshops of-fered by other trainers, and spends time in other dog-related � elds such as vet clinics and groomers. She is currently midway through her certi� ca-tion with the Touch Tel-lington method of work-ing with dogs, which she calls “truly inspiring.”

Wilson decided to move to Manitoba in 2005 after meeting her future husband on a business trip to Winni-peg. During her time in Manitoba, she oper-ated Antler Creek K9, fostered puppies for the Humane Society, raised

and trained Avatar the assistance dog, attended to their new pack mem-ber Chipsy during her pregnancy and watched as the � ve puppies de-veloped, one of which is now working with the Vancouver Police De-partment.

Continuing the return to her roots, Wilson has now brought the pack home to the Okanagan and is looking forward to helping enthusiastic dog owners to improve life with their canines.

She o� ers several obedience based classes, which she has named life skills, which is a true rep-resentation of the goal of the classes.

She also has Puppy Palooza, scent work, quit

pulling, total recall and tracking dog workshops.

“Dogs track naturally, during the workshop the owners learn how to read the dog’s body language,” Wilson said, noting the tell tale signs the dog is on the scent are the tail movements and ear pos-itions.

Wilson feels strong-ly that one of the keys to bridging the K9-hu-man gap is for humans to understand some basic dog body language, so she o� ers a humans only seminar with all proceeds going to charity.

She teaches dog safety using the Doggone Safe program, which was de-veloped by vets. It covers how to avoid getting bit-ten by dogs with speci� c classes for children, those who encounter dogs through work, and ex-pecting families.

Even if a person is too busy, but wants a dog, Wilson has that covered.

“If someone wants a puppy, but has no time to raise it, we will take it in to give it the proper start in life.”

She also o� ers a pro-gram for folks who are thinking of getting a dog, which covers matching the correct dog based on family input, and edu-cating the family on the choices on how to obtain the dog.

“If I could educate a handful of people, pre-vent one dog bite from happening or allow one family to keep their dog when it may have gone to the pound, that’s the goal,” Wilson said.

For more information on Antler Creek K9, vis-it their website at www.antlercreekk9.com or call Juli at 778-480-3779.

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Who lives next door to you?

Almost one in � ve people in British Col-umbia live with a disabil-ity. Odds are that you, or your neighbour, live with some form of disabil-ity. Or maybe perhaps a parent, sister, brother or child.

Regardless of where someone lives, people with disabilities repre-sent a signi� cant and growing part of every community.

According to the 2006 Census, there were more than 873,000 British Columbians who had a disability, or a whopping 18 per cent.

� e list of impair-ments or limitations that constitute a disability are wide ranging and di-verse. � ey include sight, speech and language, mobility, learning, hear-ing, dexterity and cogni-tive impairments.

Part of the di� culty

we encounter when dis-cussing disability is the diversity of the topic. Re-gardless of its nature, an impairment and en-vironmental obstacles can frequently limit or restrict a person’s ability to perform daily living activities.

Most persons with disabilities are vibrant, caring and enthusias-tic people who want to participate in their com-munity.

In British Colum-bia more than 400,000 people with disabilities are of employment age, 50,000 have a college diploma and 120,000 have trade certi� cates or a university degree. � ey are an important and valuable asset to our communities, our econ-omy and society.

� ey are also fre-quently overlooked sim-ply because they are labeled as disabled.

If we take a minute

to pause and re� ect, it is clear that those living with a disability are a di-verse group of people with a varied set of skills and abilities. � ey con-tribute to society and certainly don’t want a handout. � ey may occa-sionally need a hand up, a small bit of considera-tion and the opportun-ity to contribute can go

a long way for someone with a disability.

People with all dis-abilities do need a few things.

For example, infra-structures and environ-ments which enable people to be independ-ent and productive. Walkways that allow people to traverse safely and accessible buildings

with washrooms that ac-commodate a wheelchair facilitate both independ-ence and inclusion.

Public spaces need to be access-friendly.

It is di� cult to con-sider all the things need-ed to make a community access-friendly. � ere are so many di� erences and each person has di� er-ent needs.

A simple way to look at surroundings is to use the Eight to 80 Rule. � ink of a young child you love and an older adult that you care for. Would you send them out for a walk or to the store, con� dent they were safe and could look after themselves?

If you would, it is probably accessible and safe enough. If not, it needs to be improved.

So why do it? Why go to the expense of mak-ing businesses and public spaces accessible?

If a business is ac-

cess-friendly, it will de-velop a loyal custom-er base not just among people with disabilities, but all people who bene-� t from easy access in-cluding families with children, elderly persons and others.

Customers have money to spend. It is es-timated that people with disabilities alone will contribute more than $25 billion per year to the Canadian economy. � is represents a signi� -cant amount of spending power and does not even

include family, friends or others who look for ac-cess-friendly locations.

Providing safe ac-cess for persons of all ages and abilities simply makes sense.

We are a diverse soci-ety. People have money to spend and skills to contribute.

Most importantly, everyone deserves equal respect and has the right to access public places and services.

District of Lake Country Access and Age-friendly Committee.

People with disabilities have money to spend, skills to contribute

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LAKE COUNTRY councillor James McEwan shakes hands with a Lake Country resident at a recent public event in Lake Country.

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MAX (above) gets a work out in the water. � e Myra Canyon trestles (right) are a great place to get dogs used to working in snow.

Juli Wilson perfectly happy to have ‘gone to the dogs’

and older of any swim-ming level or ability is eligible to join. With � ve professional coach-es and the motto: A Ser-iously Social Swim Club, OMSC o� ers one of the best masters programs in Canada.

Admission is free and participants are welcome to join a training session after the open house.

For more info email [email protected] or visit www.okmasters.com.

The Lake Country Heritage and Cultural So-ciety hosts Remembering and Redress: The Japanese Canadian experience in Lake Country.

Dr. Audrey Kobayashi of Queen’s University, who was born and grew up in Okanagan Centre, will present the lecture Sunday, Sept. 22 at 1:30 p.m. at the Creekside Theatre. Admission is by do-nation.

Cultural lecture


When I was in school, we learned certain in-variable laws of the uni-verse. � e Law of Con-servation of Matter and Energy, for example.

Most of those “laws” assumed a universe that operated like well-oiled gears meshing mechan-ically. � ey couldn’t en-vision a universe com-posed of inde� nable fragments of energy like

quarks, photons and bosons.

We were also ca-pable of getting the laws wrong. For instance, I recall Newton’s First Law of Motion as: For every action there is an equal and opposite reac-tion. It’s actually New-ton’s � ird Law. Engin-eering friends at univer-sity invented their own Second Law: You can’t push a rope.

Other laws have ap-peared over the years. Perhaps you remem-ber Parkinson’s Law, that work expands to � ll the time available. Or Mur-phy’s Law: Anything that can go wrong, will. And it will choose the worst possible time to do it.

I once took a writing course from Raymond Hull, co-author of � e

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Clark be-came pre-

mier in 2011, one of her � rst priorities was to de-lay steep increases in BC Hydro rates.

BC Hydro was head-ing to the B.C. Utilities Commission to apply for rate increases totalling 32 per cent over three years. � is, obviously, was a problem for an unelected premier whose single message was that she was good for families, and who faced an election in two years.

� e government’s Mr. Fix-It, Rich Cole-man, � rst tried to delay a couple of expensive seis-mic upgrades, adding to the long history of pol-itical � ddles that pushed o� expensive problems. BC Hydro’s engineers soon convinced him that if the creaky old Rus-kin and Campbell Riv-er dams were to bust in a quake, it wouldn’t be good for families down-stream.

Coleman scraped up

some internal savings in the vast utility and met Clark’s pre-determined target of keeping rate in-creases below four per cent in the pre-election period.

Mission accom-plished, as George W. Bush might have said.

� en last week, an August working paper on the need for BC Hy-dro rate hikes was leaked. It showed BC Hydro making a case for new increases totaling 26 per cent over two years.

� e leak came via the Canadian O� ce and Professional Employees

local 378, the BC Hydro inside sta� union that has a history of most-ly juvenile attacks on the B.C. Liberal govern-ment.

Bill Bennett, the cur-rent energy minister, spent the next couple of days repeating to anyone who would listen that this initial proposal had already been rejected, and that work was well along to make the rate increase more palatable.

Perhaps it’s back to where it was in 2011.

COPE 378 and the NDP played their re-hearsed roles. Both tried to blame the situation on private power con-tracts. � e union and its political front are less concerned about rising power bills than they are about holding onto the state monopoly on elec-tricity generation.

Energy industry law-yer David Austin calcu-lates that of the proposed 26.4 per-cent increase, about 3.5 per cent can be attributed to BC Hy-

dro buying power from private sources, at prices competitive with new public power sources such as the Site C dam. Most of it comes from the overdue repairs to those old dams, other costly projects including the addition of turbines to two Columbia River dams, and deferred debt from previous political meddling.

In August I reported that as many as 20 of BC Hydro’s existing private power purchase contracts will be cancelled or de-ferred.

� is was also seized upon to portray private power as the root of all evil, both � nancially and environmentally.

In fact the attrition rate on these projects has always been about one out of three. � is is what happens when the risks of expanding the prov-incial electrical grid are shared with private in-vestors.

� ese run-of-river and wind projects were

promoted to maximize clean energy sources, as well as to spread the grid to remote areas. � is was Gordon Campbell’s cli-mate change strategy.

� en came the gas boom.

Clark seized upon li-que� ed natural gas ex-ports as the key to future prosperity, and the gov-ernment soon declared burning gas “clean” as long as it facilitates LNG production.

Bevnnett now ac-knowledges that gas-� red power plants are an option for the future. � ey are cheaper than hydro, small or large.

Bennett’s two tasks are to supply industry with cheap power and get consumer rates under control. It looks as if the gas is being turned up, and Site C is moving to the back burner.

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We were also ca-pable of getting the laws wrong. For instance, I recall Newton’s First Law of Motion as: For every action there is an equal and opposite reac-tion. It’s actually New-ton’s � ird Law. Engin-eering friends at univer-sity invented their own Second Law: You can’t push a rope.

Other laws have ap-peared over the years. Perhaps you remem-ber Parkinson’s Law, that work expands to � ll the time available. Or Mur-phy’s Law: Anything that can go wrong, will. And it will choose the worst possible time to do it.

I once took a writing course from Raymond Hull, co-author of � e

A twist on the laws of discourse

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Peter Principle, which states that people in or-ganizations get promot-ed to their level of in-competence.

Just recently, I be-came aware of a law I hadn’t heard about be-fore. Godwin’s Law (� rst formulated in 1990) states that: As any online discussion grows longer [and I would add, more heated], the probability of a comparison involv-ing Nazis or Hitler ap-proaches certainty.

Or, as Wikipedia ex-plains, “given enough time, in any online dis-cussion—regardless of topic or scope—some-one inevitably makes a comparison to Hitler or the Nazis.”

Obviously, Wikipedia adds, Godwin’s Law would not apply if the discussion were actual-ly about Hitler and the Nazis, or about their policies of genocide, eu-genics, or racial inferior-ity.

A supplementary no-tation caught my eye: “� e law is sometimes invoked to mark the end

of a discussion when a Nazi analogy is made, with the writer who made the analogy being considered to have lost the argument.”

Oh, yes!I would love to apply

that principle to situa-tions where one party quotes an obscure bib-lical text as � nal justi-� cation for his (or her) point. By resorting to what they consider an unassailable authority, such speakers tacitly ac-knowledge that all their other arguments have failed.

As with Godwin’s Law, this principle would not apply if the discus-sion itself were about the Bible. Or about Chris-tian or Jewish theology. But it would apply to de-bates over Buddhism or Hinduism, where the Bible holds no privileged status. Or, for that mat-ter, disputes about evo-lution or economics, child rearing or climate change.

I don’t understand why one would want to rely on words writ-ten at least 1900 years ago, by a writer who

could not have even im-agined the implications of iPads, space stations, nuclear bombs and ice hockey, as if that writ-er’s uninformed opinions should settle the ques-tion, whatever the ques-tion is.

� at’s like inviting a relic from a civilization that hadn’t yet discovered

the concept of zero to teach you binary code.

It would be so satisfy-ing to feel that dragging the Bible into an argu-ment, that is not about the Bible itself, auto-matically constitutes an admission of defeat.

Author Jim Taylor lives in Lake Country.

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Last ditch argument should spell defeatTAYLOR FROM A4

News of the latest ICBC rate hike broke on Friday,

Aug. 30. My latest rant about

our laws that forbid hand-held cell phone use while impliedly en-dorsing the equally (or perhaps more) danger-ous hands-free version “broke” the day before, with the publication of my last column on Aug. 29.

It was a timely coinci-dence. � e two topics are directly linked.

Referring to the in-crease of injuries and deaths caused by dis-tracted driving, I posed the following question: “How many hundreds of millions, perhaps billions, of tax dollars and other costs to British Colum-bians need to be wast-ed in emergency services, medical care, economic

and other losses, before we start taking steps to solve this growing prob-lem?”

In their explana-tion for the rate increase, ICBC points to bodi-ly injury claims that in-creased by $165 million to reach $1.9 billion in 2012.

Does that sound like a big number? A 2007 Transport Canada report estimated the total dol-lar cost of car crashes on a province by province basis. � e cost to British Columbians, calculated in that six-year-old re-port, rang in at $8.8 bil-lion.

I wonder what that number has grown to as

of today.More and more car

crashes result in great-er and greater losses. A “bodily injury claim” is simply an innocent vic-tim’s claim for fair com-pensation for those loss-es. � e $1.9 billion cost to compensate inno-cent victims is a fraction of the total cost of car crashes to British Col-umbians.

Statistics can be ma-nipulated every which way to point � ngers at this and that other factor, but there is a very, very clear bottom line: ICBC rates will continue to rise as car crash rates con-tinue to rise.

� ere’s a bright and shining silver lining to this cloud. With the stroke of a pen, our prov-incial government could be the � rst in Canada to impose an outright ban on cell phone use while driving. With another stroke of the pen, mean-ingful roadside penalties could be imposed.

Together, those pen strokes would immedi-ately turn the big ship of rising car crash rates

around. � at, in turn, would reduce ICBC in-surance rates.

Along with a reduc-tion of ICBC rates, Brit-ish Columbians could look forward to a re-duction in taxes as the drain on emergency ser-vices, hospital and other medical care, and other tax-funded services is eased.

Oh, and as an aside, fewer of our friends, family members and cit-izens would be needless-ly injured or killed.

Get angry and pissed o� about the ICBC rate increase. � en focus that energy on pressuring our political leaders to re-duce dangerous driving behaviours that brought about that rate increase in the � rst place.

You could also look in the mirror and consid-er whether or not you are part of the problem.

Have you taken my “10 and 2 challenge” to help focus your atten-tion on the road when you drive? Do you talk on your cell phone or en-gage in other dangerous driving behaviours? Do

you tolerate others doing the same?

In my view, car crash-es are no accident. � e sooner we consider the possibility that “One Crash is Too Many,” the

sooner a meaningful dif-ference can be made.

� is column is intended to provide general in-formation about injury claims. It is not a substi-

tute for retaining a law-yer to provide legal advice speci� cally pertaining to your case. Paul Hergott is a lawyer at Hergott Law in West Kelowna.

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Personal � nance: Death and taxes and what has to be doneThe easiest way

for surviving family members

to wind up your a� airs is if you have a will in place.

� e will should name the legal representative who will be the executor.

If there is no will, then the court will appoint an administrator as the legal representative. � e legal representative can charge a fee to the estate to be compensated for the time taken to wind up the a� airs of the de-ceased. � e executor can be held personally liable for any outstanding taxes owing by the deceased’s estate.

No one likes to pre-pare for their own death,

but if you prepare a de-tailed will, then there will be a better chance that your bene� ciaries will re-ceive what you intended them to receive from your estate.

Many people just have a basic will where-by when one spouse dies,

then the other spouse in-herits the estate and then when both spouses die, the children inherit the estate.

When one spouse dies, the remaining spouse can do with the estate what he or she de-sires. If both spouses pass and the will indicates the estate is to be divid-ed among the children in equal amounts and one child is the executor...well you can imagine the problems that this might cause.

� e responsibility and care of a disabled child should be spelled out in a will.

Divorce and ex-spouses of bene� ciaries can also cause problems with respect to assets pledged in a will.

Probate is the pro-cess of getting the court to rule that a will is legal-ly valid. If the person dies with assets worth more than $25,000, such as land, house or invest-ments, the will is usual-ly required to go through probate. � ere are fees for the process de-pending on the value of the assets in the estate.

As a legal representa-tive, your responsibilities under the Income Tax Act are to � le all the re-quired returns for the de-ceased, and make sure that all taxes owing are paid. You need to inform the bene� ciaries if any of the amounts that they will receive from the es-tate are taxable.

� e � rst order of busi-ness is to let CRA know

that the person has de-ceased. When this hap-pens CRA will remove all representatives from the deceased’s account and will stop all auto-matic payments such as the OAS.

At this time the rep-resentative needs to pro-vide to CRA a copy of the death certi� cate, the SIN of the deceased, copy of the will or other legal document such as grant of probate or letter of administration indi-cating who the legal rep-resentative is.

� ere are three kinds of personal returns that can be � led for a de-ceased person upon death which are the � nal return, the rights and things return and a busi-ness return.

In addition you may be required to � le a T3 return for the testament-ary trust annually if the assets have not been im-mediately distributed.

Under the income tax act, the deceased is deemed to have disposed of all capital property at death. If the assets can-not be distributed on the day of death, they roll over into testamentary trust. � is trust requires the � ling of an annual tax return called a T3. � en when the assets are � nally distributed, then the testamentary trust is closed.

Currently, a testa-mentary trust is treated like an individual and at-tracts the same gradu-ated tax rates as an in-dividual, so there can be

some signi� cant tax sav-ings with the proper es-tate planning. Finance Canada is looking at changing the taxation of trusts in the near future.

Finally after all the re-turns have been � led and you have received the as-sessment notices from CRA, and before any property is distributed, the legal representative should request a Clear-ance Certi� cate from CRA. You will need a clearance certi� cate for the personal returns � led and a separate certi� -cate for any testamentary trust returns � led.

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In unionized work-places, the employ-er-employee rela-

tionship o� ers unique challenges to frontline supervisors.

Speci� cally, I am talk-ing about issues of trust that arise out of the grievance process and ways that they can mini-mize negative after ef-fects.

Let me � rst say that I am not a labour rela-tions expert and that my perspective here is based on my knowledge of best practices in people management and my ex-perience as a leadership coach.

A collective agree-ment represents a set of terms and conditions of employment that both

the employees (repre-sented by a union) and the employer agree to abide by in the work-place. It will also include steps for addressing any violation—actual or per-ceived—of those terms

by either party. Despite the e� ort

that goes into negoti-ating agreements that are clear and straight-forward, inevitably grey areas arise in their in-terpretation. Disagree-ment about what the collective agreement really says—or means—is not uncommon. � e more interesting issue in my opinion is how well those di� erences in understanding are han-dled.

Let’s use the example of a small unionized or-ganization where an em-ployee challenges a cer-tain administrative policy he/she perceives as be-ing unfair. � e � rst step is to approach his or her direct supervisor with the concern. � e super-visor’s primary job at this stage is to listen and

gather facts. � ey also have a responsibility to be fully informed about company policies so they can provide clarity to the employee if necessary.

What happens thoug,h when the super-visor disagrees with the policy too? How is he/she to maintain a neu-tral “messenger only” position in that con-versation? On the one hand they need to up-hold consistent manage-ment practices, and on the other they want to be assured that the policies supporting those practi-ces are fair to employees.

Ideally that � rst meet-ing with the employ-ee goes well and through respectful dialogue both parties gain a better understanding of each

Supervising employees through grievance procedures a delicate balance

Work LifeLaurie Mills

SEE MILLS A7

After British Col-umbians gave us a mandate in

May, I knew we had to get to work right away.

Voters expect us to focus on growing the economy, controlling spending and investing for the future.

In other words, build a strong economy and se-cure tomorrow.

� at’s why we called the legislature back in June.

We had to pass our balanced budget, because controlling government spending is the founda-tion. It sends the right message to international investors that B.C. re-mains a safe harbour—you don’t have to look very far to � nd examples of governments that have spent themselves into disaster.

But fundamentally, it’s simply the right thing to do.

Governments don’t have the right to know-ingly spend a penny more than the taxpayer

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other’s position. � at sets the stage for in-formal resolution.

One outcome might be that the employee simply didn’t understand the policy for whatever reason until the super-visor explained it fur-ther. With further clar-ity it becomes a non-issue. Or, the policy in dispute gets brought for-ward to senior manage-ment who, after the scru-tiny of seeing it practice, agree that it is unfair or unrealistic and the policy gets changed.

Either of those scen-arios is desirable and the former is certainly the ideal resolution. Reality can be messier though. � e willingness to mini-mize con� ict depends on the dynamics between employee and supervisor, as well as the union’s re-lationship with senior management. Once an “us vs. them” attitude sets in, it is hard to budge.

� is kind of situa-tion can really challenge a supervisor’s ability to deftly manage both the immediate response to the employee’s concern

and the long term e� ects of how it is addressed by senior management. Re-member we are talk-ing here about admin-istrative issues where the supervisor is at least one step removed from policy making but still perceived as “manage-ment.”

While the collective agreement is intended to guide fair and equitable employment practices it is not without its � aws. No one likes to go down the path of a formal grievance, but it happens all the time and some-times is the best way to highlight where change is needed.

Being both a manage-ment representative and an advocate for employ-ees is a real balancing act. Regardless of wheth-er a grievance is resolved

satisfactorily or a � awed policy gets changed, the supervisor still needs to work with the employee. Moving forward without any lingering tension will be easier when the trust and respect between the two individuals is intact.

� e subject matter in this column is for general informational purposes

only and is not intended to be relied upon as pro-fessional advice.

Laurie Mills is an ICF-certi� ed executive coach and human resource professional with Light-house Professional De-velopment Consulting Services.

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Everyone still has to work together MILLS FROM A6









gives them. I feel strongly about

that not only as pre-mier, but also as West-side-Kelowna’s MLA.

Earning the trust of Westside-Kelowna vot-ers is a privilege, one I’m very grateful for.

To keep that privilege, I’m always looking to protect your tax dollars, always looking for ways to make sure local issues stay on the map.

� at’s why I made sure my � rst announce-ment as MLA addressed the single most import-ant local issue, upgrading Westside Road.

I also worked with the District of West Kelow-na to help the residents of McDougall Creek � nd � ood protection solutions and to extend RapidBus service into West Kelowna.

One of the best ways to ensure local issues get the attention they need is having local stakeholders explain them in person.

� ere’s just no sub-stitute for face-to-face

meetings. � at’s why I was

proud to bring my cab-inet to Kelowna last week.

� ere are direct eco-nomic bene� ts that come with bringing cabinet to town, such as money spent on hotels, facilities, meals and so on.

But there’s a long-er-lasting bene� t that comes with face-to-face meetings with local stakeholders.

Cabinet ministers have to balance some-times di� ering region-al wants and interests, to arrive at policies that bene� t the province as a whole.

But in a province as diverse as British Col-umbia, those di� ering interests can be very dif-ferent indeed.

It’s absolutely vital to get out there—to vis-it as much of the prov-ince as possible, talk to as many people as possible and learn � rsthand what matters on the ground.

To do just that, my

cabinet and I will met with mayors, district rep-resentatives, the West-bank & District Cham-ber of Commerce and others.

We won’t be able to say “yes” to every request, but we will walk away with a better under-standing of the issues and hopefully a way for-ward.

� at’s why in the coming weeks and months, you’ll see more news on LNG, on secur-ing new markets and customers in Asia—and on more investments in the Central Okanagan.

In the weeks and months to come, I’m looking forward to using this space to tell you about those announce-ments and initiatives we’re working on.

I’m also looking for-ward to hearing from you—to make your issues get and stay on the map.

Premier Christy Clark is the Liberal MLA for Westside-Kelowna.

▼ PROVINCE

Important to take caucus around province‘‘IN THE WEEKS AND MONTHS TO COME, I’M LOOKING FORWARD TO USING THIS SPACE TO TELL YOU ABOUT THOSE ANNOUNCEMENTS AND INITIATIVES WE’RE WORKING ON [FOR THE CENTRAL OKANAGAN].

Christy Clark

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other’s position. � at sets the stage for in-formal resolution.

One outcome might be that the employee simply didn’t understand the policy for whatever reason until the super-visor explained it fur-ther. With further clar-ity it becomes a non-issue. Or, the policy in dispute gets brought for-ward to senior manage-ment who, after the scru-tiny of seeing it practice, agree that it is unfair or unrealistic and the policy gets changed.

Either of those scen-arios is desirable and the former is certainly the ideal resolution. Reality can be messier though. � e willingness to mini-mize con� ict depends on the dynamics between employee and supervisor, as well as the union’s re-lationship with senior management. Once an “us vs. them” attitude sets in, it is hard to budge.

� is kind of situa-tion can really challenge a supervisor’s ability to deftly manage both the immediate response to the employee’s concern

and the long term e� ects of how it is addressed by senior management. Re-member we are talk-ing here about admin-istrative issues where the supervisor is at least one step removed from policy making but still perceived as “manage-ment.”

While the collective agreement is intended to guide fair and equitable employment practices it is not without its � aws. No one likes to go down the path of a formal grievance, but it happens all the time and some-times is the best way to highlight where change is needed.

Being both a manage-ment representative and an advocate for employ-ees is a real balancing act. Regardless of wheth-er a grievance is resolved

satisfactorily or a � awed policy gets changed, the supervisor still needs to work with the employee. Moving forward without any lingering tension will be easier when the trust and respect between the two individuals is intact.

� e subject matter in this column is for general informational purposes

only and is not intended to be relied upon as pro-fessional advice.

Laurie Mills is an ICF-certi� ed executive coach and human resource professional with Light-house Professional De-velopment Consulting Services.

250-869-7523

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Everyone still has to work together MILLS FROM A6









gives them. I feel strongly about

that not only as pre-mier, but also as West-side-Kelowna’s MLA.

Earning the trust of Westside-Kelowna vot-ers is a privilege, one I’m very grateful for.

To keep that privilege, I’m always looking to protect your tax dollars, always looking for ways to make sure local issues stay on the map.

� at’s why I made sure my � rst announce-ment as MLA addressed the single most import-ant local issue, upgrading Westside Road.

I also worked with the District of West Kelow-na to help the residents of McDougall Creek � nd � ood protection solutions and to extend RapidBus service into West Kelowna.

One of the best ways to ensure local issues get the attention they need is having local stakeholders explain them in person.

� ere’s just no sub-stitute for face-to-face

meetings. � at’s why I was

proud to bring my cab-inet to Kelowna last week.

� ere are direct eco-nomic bene� ts that come with bringing cabinet to town, such as money spent on hotels, facilities, meals and so on.

But there’s a long-er-lasting bene� t that comes with face-to-face meetings with local stakeholders.

Cabinet ministers have to balance some-times di� ering region-al wants and interests, to arrive at policies that bene� t the province as a whole.

But in a province as diverse as British Col-umbia, those di� ering interests can be very dif-ferent indeed.

It’s absolutely vital to get out there—to vis-it as much of the prov-ince as possible, talk to as many people as possible and learn � rsthand what matters on the ground.

To do just that, my

cabinet and I will met with mayors, district rep-resentatives, the West-bank & District Cham-ber of Commerce and others.

We won’t be able to say “yes” to every request, but we will walk away with a better under-standing of the issues and hopefully a way for-ward.

� at’s why in the coming weeks and months, you’ll see more news on LNG, on secur-ing new markets and customers in Asia—and on more investments in the Central Okanagan.

In the weeks and months to come, I’m looking forward to using this space to tell you about those announce-ments and initiatives we’re working on.

I’m also looking for-ward to hearing from you—to make your issues get and stay on the map.

Premier Christy Clark is the Liberal MLA for Westside-Kelowna.

▼ PROVINCE

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UBC Okanagan and the Central Okanagan School District are joint-ly sponsoring a contest

that will give those stu-dents a chance to win one of 10 Chris Had-� eld prize packages, con-sisting of:

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• � e contest is open to Grades 5 to 12 stu-dents in all schools in the Central Okanagan area

• Students should be prepared to travel to the Kelowna Commun-ity � eatre in downtown Kelowna with a parent/ guardian should they win

• Students should be comfortable with hav-ing their submission shared via promotional tools—social media, web, radio and print—along with their grade, gender and school, although no names will be disclosed without permission of the entrant

• Submissions should have as their main theme, What’s so great about space?, and consist of one of the following:

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SASFY and its ever growing popular August summer arts program for youth ages eight to 16, experienced a record year of student enrolment surpassing its wildest ex-pectations.

Super excited stu-dents, clad in bright yel-low self-custom-de-signed T-shirts along with a very supportive and enthusiastic crowd jam-packed the theatre to experience an amaz-ing outpouring of unique creativity in a diverse variety of arts disciplines: photography, egg writ-ing, culinary arts, urban

and contemporary dance, native crafts, animation, mixed media, wood-working, theatre, paint-ing, voice, quilling, ad-ventures in clay and fash-ion design.

Vibrantly coloured and boldly textured art work � lled the foy-er along with a SAS-FY fundraising arts card booth and especially de-signed and created stu-dent arts projects to help support the SASFY Kids Helping Kids Fund. � e fund is for local talent-ed youth in dire � nan-cial need to make their dreams come true to at-

tend SASFY 2014. Energetic dance per-

formances, “WOW Ef-fect” photography and clever animation pres-entations on the big screen entertained a cap-tivated audience.

Special acknowledge-ments and thanks were made to MLA Norm Letnick and Lake Coun-try Mayor James Baker who were in attendance, as well as to president Margaret Brown and the District of Lake Coun-try Rotary Club for their most generous and on-going � nancial support.

Special thanks was

also given to Dr. Rick Oliver, director of the arts for School Dis-trict#23 for the wonder-ful, ongoing collabora-tive support and partner-ship with SASFY and the � nancial assistance of helping sponsor 11 worthy artistic students who attend schools in the district.

On behalf of SAS-FY, I would like to thank all the students, parents, volunteers, supporters and board of directors for another great year and a raving success story.

Plans are already underway for our � fth annual summer arts school program in Au-gust, 2014, and 15 work-shops with a creative twist of popular favour-ite as well as brand new workshops in a variety of unique arts disciplines.

Come and share your thoughts for a most worthy local, non-pro� t incorporated arts group with Revenue Canada charitable status at the SASFY AGM, Saturday Sept. 21 from 2 to 4p.m. at the Choices Market on Harvey in Kelowna.

Everybody is wel-come to attend, listen and participate in discus-sion, volunteer, become a member and perhaps let your name stand for election as a new dedi-cated and passionate SASFY board of director is chosen.

SASFY is committed to top quality education-al arts instruction and unique creative oppor-tunity for youth as well as the health and vitality of our community.

Claudia Kargl is SAS-FY president and artistic director.

www.sasfy.ca

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Summer arts program delivers on creativity and fun

‘‘SUPER EXCITED STUDENTS, CLAD IN BRIGHT YELLOW SELF-CUSTOM-DESIGNED T-SHIRTS ALONG WITH A VERY SUPPORTIVE AND ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD JAM-PACKED THE THEATRE TO EXPERIENCE AN AMAZING OUTPOURING OF UNIQUE CREATIVITY IN A DIVERSE VARIETY OF ARTS DISCIPLINES…


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The fall can actually be a great time to sell a home! The scent of pinecones, baked apple pie, and cinnamon with homes showcased in autumn décor, can

create a feeling of comfort and family. People who look for a home over the fall and winter months tend to be more serious buyers. They tend to have an urgent need, are pre-quali� ed and are ready to buy. Many sellers hold off listing their property until the spring, often because of the misconception that showing their home over the cooler months can less desirable and does not elicit buyers. Listing now actually means that your home will have less competition during the winter months, therefore less for a buyer to choose from. Having showings at this time of year also reduces the number of “tire-kicker” showings. Serious buyers have fewer houses to choose from during fall and winter. On one hand, you may have fewer showings but, on the other hand, buyers tend to be more serious, motivated and quali� ed. Remember, it only takes that one buyer for your home to sell so don’t miss out if you are ready to list your home!

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What are your tips to help students return to school with a healthy smile? Part 1 of 3...The most important recommendation would be to schedule a “back to school” dental exam to check out your child’s whole mouth. Twice a year visits are important

as your dentist will diagnose any mouth problems that may be present that could potentially affect your child’s ability to perform their best at school. (In fact, in North America children miss more than 51 million hours of school each year due to dental-related illnesses - Source: www.huf� ngtonpost.com/marian-wright-edelman/deamonte-drivers-dental-care_b_831705.html). The dentist will also discuss preventive measures, such as dental sealants, to protect permanent molars from decay. Get kids back to their routines of brushing twice a day-it’s easy to get off schedule during the summer, but getting back to a daily routine will help kids to remember good oral hygiene practices. It’s always a good idea for them to carry a travel toothbrush to school for brushing after lunch. Also, don’t forget to � oss! I would encourage parents to get a pencil bag with their toothbrush and toothpaste placed inside, so students can brush after lunch. Stay tuned for tips on healthy eating at school...

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Why do I need need anti-re� ective coating on my glasses?

I recommend anti-re� ection (AR) coating to every patient because non-coated lenses compromise their vision and their comfort.

Without AR coating, lenses typically transmit only 92% of light - information - to your eyes. Even worse, the uncoated surfaces create multiple low level internal re� ections and images which constantly tax your visual system. Lenses with AR coating allow 99.5% of light to be transmitted through the lens while eliminating internal re� ections, and the fatigue they produce.

Whether night driving, reading a computer screen, or just meeting a friend, anti-re� ection coated lenses let you see - and be seen - without compromise.

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Understanding Ingredient Lists

Ingredient lists are somewhat useful when evaluating a particular dog food, but it is important to recognize the limitations. For instance, ingredients must be listed in descending order of weight. That means a manufacturer may “spin” their ingredient list to be more attractive to the dog owner. “Whole chicken” may be � rst on the ingredient list because it has the highest moisture content, but the predominant portion of ingredients once moisture is removed for a dry matter analysis may actually be a mixture of grains. One other important element on the dog food label is the nutritional adequacy/life-stage statement. AAFCO allows a company to formulate a food that, when analyzed, meets the canine nutrient pro� le. Formulation is a less involved and less expensive method for food development than feeding trials, but formulation does not demonstrate nutrient availability or palatability. Alternately, the company can perform an AAFCO protocol feeding trial which is the preferred method for substantiating nutritional claims. Feeding trials are more expensive and involved than simply formulating a food, but provide information about palatability and bioavailability. A combination of these two methods may provide the most complete information about a speci� c nutrient pro� le.

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� e arrival of fall and the opening of a new school session also means more reading opportunities for kids ages three to � ve.

� e free storytimes for three to � ve-year-olds at the Lake Country Branch of the Okanagan Regional Library has returned

for another year.Youngster are invited to join storytell-

er Louise for stories, action rhymes, songs and more.

� ere is no price to attend the sessions which take place every Friday at 10:15 a.m.

until Dec. 20.� e branch is located at 10150 Bottom

Wood Lake Road in the municipal building.For more information please call the li-

brary at 250-766-3141 or visit www.orl.bc.ca.

It’s storytime again for the wee kids, aged three to � ve

also given to Dr. Rick Oliver, director of the arts for School Dis-trict#23 for the wonder-ful, ongoing collabora-tive support and partner-ship with SASFY and the � nancial assistance of helping sponsor 11 worthy artistic students who attend schools in the district.

On behalf of SAS-FY, I would like to thank all the students, parents, volunteers, supporters and board of directors for another great year and a raving success story.

Plans are already underway for our � fth annual summer arts school program in Au-gust, 2014, and 15 work-shops with a creative twist of popular favour-ite as well as brand new workshops in a variety of unique arts disciplines.

Come and share your thoughts for a most worthy local, non-pro� t incorporated arts group with Revenue Canada charitable status at the SASFY AGM, Saturday Sept. 21 from 2 to 4p.m. at the Choices Market on Harvey in Kelowna.

Everybody is wel-come to attend, listen and participate in discus-sion, volunteer, become a member and perhaps let your name stand for election as a new dedi-cated and passionate SASFY board of director is chosen.

SASFY is committed to top quality education-al arts instruction and unique creative oppor-tunity for youth as well as the health and vitality of our community.

Claudia Kargl is SAS-FY president and artistic director.

www.sasfy.ca

They say it takes a village to raise a child. I be-

lieve the same holds true when supporting an elder as independence is rede� ned in a way that is empowering and main-tains a sense of freedom, choice, belonging and validation in their lives.

A team of support-ers is necessary to form a circle of loving care around the elder as ad-vancing age brings cer-tain physical and mental challenges into play.

� ese supporters may be neighbours and friends, family members, professional caregivers, advocates and volunteers.

What each person brings to the team and whether the collabora-tion is positive or nega-tive is in� uenced by the

openness, trust and dis-closure, support and re-spect that connects the elder to this network and each person in the circle to each other.

Having now brought my own 91-year-old mom to live with me, I am amazed at the un-

Care giving transitions and life completion

▼ ELDER CARE

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If you really hope and want to live a long life, consider learning more about Kelowna’s upcom-ing Complete Health Improvement Program (CHIP).

With cancer and cardiovascular disease the leading causes of mortality in our society, every person should look carefully and enthusias-tically at ways to keep an early death from hap-

pening. And, we shouldn’t

wait until we’re in our 50s or 60s to make a de-cision to live a long, satis-fying, and healthy life.

� e CHIP session, a scienti� cally proven lifestyle education pro-gram, will be featured in Kelowna beginning on Sept. 22.

� e information ses-sions for the CHIP pro-gram are free and those

who register can � nd out about a CHIP compre-hensive health screening at the Kelowna Lifestyle Center, 130 Spring� eld Rd., or call 250-764-8638.

� e CHIP curricu-lum is designed to reduce risk factors for chron-ic diseases such as dia-betes and cardiovascular disease by educating par-ticipants about the med-ical bene� ts of adopting healthy eating, physical activity behaviours, stress management and more.

� is program is for adults, aged 18 or older.

� e CHIP program can help prevent, arrest, and even reverse com-mon risk factors for life-style itself such as obesity, type 2 diabetes, cardio-vascular disease and high blood pressure.

Signi� cant health changes can occur in as little as 30 days into the program including im-proved blood pressure, cholesterol, triglycerides, blood sugar, sleep, resili-ence and depression.

Recently, the Re-search-tested Interven-tions Program (RTIP) announced that CHIP is now included on its o� -cial website.

RTIP is associated

with the National Insti-tutes for Health and in the Consumer Reports of health intervention programs.

“After the Nation-al Cancer Institute’s in-dependent review of the health bene� t results participants are gaining from CHIP, they have given the program a rat-ing of 100 per cent ef-fectiveness in reducing the e� ects of lifestyle diseases, improving qual-ity of life and improv-ing economic outcomes,” said Wayne Dysinger, clinical director of the Lifestyle Medicine In-stitute based in Califor-nia, and head of the de-partment of Prevent-ive Medicine at Loma Linda University.

Washington resident Teresa Davis said that “in just four weeks my chol-esterol dropped near-ly 100 points, I lost about 20 pounds without feel-ing hungry or deprived, and I have enjoyed a new lease on life” after follow-ing the optimal diet and the CHIP healthy life-style advice she received.

For more informa-tion regarding the CHIP program, go to www.chiphealth.com.

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CHIP promotes healthy eating, physical activity, stress management and more.

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All food collected in Ridge Meadows will be donated to the Friends in Need Food Bank.

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Juli Wilson778-480-3779

email: [email protected]

Regular Classesstart October 1st

FREE

EVENT Meet the Dog Trainer Event

with Juli WilsonCerti� ed Master Dog Trainer

Monday, Sept. 23 • 7-9pmWin� eld Memorial Hall

10130 Bottom Wood Lake Rd.Learn about:

•Our training methods•Fun classes & workshops we offer•How to register for our fall classes

Attendance of this information session is mandatory to sign up for fall classes. Homework will be assigned. Sorry, this

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expected gifts I am re-ceiving.

Unsure of how my husband and I would ad-just to this sudden tran-sition, we are gathering a circle of care team around us, connected by the love and respect that we each share for my mom.

Every day I get to see � rsthand how uncon-ditional love and caring attention is transforma-tional as Mom begins to feel safe and able to let go of her former resist-ance to what we were de-� ning as support.

Seeing my mom happy, relaxed and joy-ously connected to hav-ing her “team” around her daily, warms one’s heart in a way that can only be described as a miracle.

Truly honouring and integrating our elders into our lives raises our own fears of the aging process and sometimes even causes us to ignore them, protecting our-selves from facing some of the realities that liv-ing into our 80s and 90s entails.

Erik Erickson de-scribed eight stages of development that he believed we must pass through over the entire life cycle.

� e eighth stage, ex-

tending from the age of 65 to death, he de� ned as “integrity vs. despair.”

� is time of life is when we engage in a life review and consider the worth of our experiences.

Some look back with a sense of integrity or ful-� llment on the choices they have made and the contributions they have o� ered that leads them to wisdom.

Others may have a feeling of despair during this stage, as they strug-gle to � nd a purpose to their lives, focusing on regret for the life they have lived and the deci-sions they have made.

It can determine whether they move peacefully towards death or fear death, resisting the love around them, � ghting to the end.

What is our role when we become caregivers of our parents? We can help them ease through this stage to a sense of peace and acknowledgement of the gifts they have con-tributed to us and to others.

In this life completion process, it seems appar-ent to me that each per-son who has joined the circle of care team, are receiving their own indi-vidual gifts from the ex-perience to support their own growth.

I sit in the evening now on the edge of my

mom’s bed and listen to her telling me the stories of her life, many which relate to what she per-ceives as bad choices and regrets.

Erickson’s description of the eighth stage of life reminds me to listen attentively and to also share with her the stor-ies of how her creative and loving way helped all four of her daughters be-come caring adults and innovative thinkers.

Each member of the team is doing the same in their own way.

Mom’s eyes light up and she smiles gent-ly, taking in our remem-brances of what she has given in her lifetime.

I see and feel her com-ing to a greater peace and acceptance of some of the di� culties she has experienced on her life journey.

At the same time, having her with me daily, I am beginning to know that this stage of life which I will be entering all too quickly, holds the incredible possibilities of wisdom and acceptance.

Mom just taught me another great lesson and as always, I get to pay it forward.

Marjorie Horne is an elder care consultant and president of CareSmart Seniors Consulting Inc.

250-863-9577 [email protected]

Caring attention transformationalHORNE FROM A9

Interior Health has issued requests for pro-posals (RFP) for archi-tectural, electrical and mechanical consulting services to support reno-vations of the Strath-cona building at Kelow-na General Hospital as it prepares for the new In-terior Heart and Surgical Centre.

� e heart centre is currently under con-struction at KGH.

According to IH o� -cials, the RFP will sup-port the � nal phase of the heart centre project.

It will see parts of the Strathcona building re-con� gured and reno-vated to provide clinical and support services for the hospital’s cardiac re-vascularization program.

� ree requests for proposals were posted on the B.C. Bid website Wednesday seeking con-sulting services on the architectural, electric-al and mechanical com-ponents of the project.

� ey include:

• A comprehensive re-view, study and report on the current mechanic-al and electrical systems servicing the Strath-cona and Royal build-ings at KGH to deter-mine requirements for upgrading systems

• Design for reno-vations to the exist-ing pharmacy area on Strathcona level 1

• Design for reno-vations to accommo-date expansion of logis-tics/loading dock, house-keeping, nutrition and food and laundry servi-ces on Strathcona level 1

• Design for renova-tions to Strathcona level 2 to accommodate six coronary care unit beds (plus shelled space for two future CCU beds), 20 cardiology telemetry inpatient beds and 14 cardiac surgery inpatient beds, including associat-ed support spaces

• Design of external links on levels two and three from the Strath-cona building to the new

heart centre• A comprehen-

sive way-� nding re-view and implementa-tion for both interior and exterior signage to de-� ne requirements for a campus-wide program that guides patients and visitors smoothly into and throughout KGH.

“Cardiac services in the Interior will move forward with the re-lease of the requests for proposals for the � nal phase of the Interior Heart and Surgical Cen-tre project—work in the Strathcona building,” said B.C. Health Minis-ter Terry Lake.

� e Strathcona build-ing work, expected to be completed by 2017, will be done in phases to sup-port the new cardiac and surgical operations in the IHSC building, which will open in 2015.

“It can make a world of di� erence to a pa-tient’s recovery to have access to a surgical fa-cility in, or close to, their

home community,” said Kelowna-Lake Country MLA Norm Letnick.

“It is exciting for In-terior residents that we are taking another step

towards the comple-tion of the new Interior Heart and Surgical pro-

gram.” RFPs close Sept. 26, with the contract awarded by October.

KGH building renovations go to tender for heart and surgical centre

� anks to all our generous sponsors for the 2013 season!

2Step CloserABBA Tribute

ASHChantelle BetuzziCod Gone Wild

Justin DueckFull House PresentsHearts & Rhythm

Taylor HicksonCalum Hughes

Kath & � e TomkatsBen Klick

Je� KouwenhovenMegan LauridsenJimmy LeguillouxBecca MabbettCiara Meyers

� e Public House Band

David RiggBrandon Schmor

Sista BCamryn Sproule

Steve StairsSteel Wound

Dan TaitTimely Wonders

Bex TroockWindbornDale Ziech

� anks to all of the very talented

performers:

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Oyama Community ClubRotary

And we appreciate the nightly door prize sponsors and the great vendors

that provided food services during the evening performances, too!

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Jennifer BoalAmber HugoFred Murray

Veronica ScarpinoKathy ScottSteve Stairs

Tom & Muriel CockrellTed & Joan Fullerton

Grant LawrenceKaren Miller

Carmelo ScarpinoTD Bank Employees

– Sandra, Kathy, Stephanie, Indi,

Melissa

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DaviD FranceyFriday, November 1 • 7:30pmDavid Francey is a Scottish-born Canadian carpenter turned-songwriter, who has become known as “one of Canada’s most revered folk poets and singers” (TorontoStar). A truly authentic folk singer, Francey is a documentarian of the working person who never imagined earning a living from his music. He has released nine albums and won three Juno Awards David will be touring with back up musicians Chris Coole, Darren McMullen, and Mark Westberg.Tickets: $25 General. $23 students /seniors Group of 4 tickets $84.

Greatest MoMents oF the Louisiana hayriDeThursday, Sept. 26 • 7:30pmGo back in History with The Louisiana Hayride featuring Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Hank Wil-liams, Patsy Cline, Roy Orbison and many more! We pay tribute, through story and song, to the classic radio show, The Louisiana Hayride, aired in 1948-1960 on KWKH radio. With our amazing LIVE singers & band, we take you back to that timeless era.Tickets: $35.*

atLantic crossinGSaturday, Sept. 28 • 7:30pmAtlantic Crossing presents four incredible shows in one with tributes to the best in British Pop music, including the Beatles, Rod Stewart and Elton John and now an AC/DC segment that ads a completely new “Aussie” dimension to the show. Audiences are consistently blown away with how close to the original artists Atlantic Crossing sound.Tickets: $27.* General. $25 students /seniors. Group of 4 tickets $92.

*Reserve your seat for this performance today. Tickets can be purchased by phone or in person at the Customer Service Centre in the District of Lake Country Municipal Hall. The reservation phone line is 250-766-9309.

Donate today and help support women’s health in your community.Every September, Shoppers Drug Mart® stores across Canada

set up a Tree of Life in support of women’s health, with 100%

of all proceeds going directly to women’s health initiatives in your

community. Over the years, you’ve contributed over $20 million

and we’re hoping you’ll help us make a difference again this year.

Visit your local Shoppers Drug Mart between

September 14 and October 11 and buy a leaf ($1),

a butterfl y ($5), an acorn ($10) or a cardinal ($50)

to help women’s health grow in your

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Kiwis in your garden a conversation starterI have no idea how

the darn birds know just when my grapes

are at their perfect ripe-ness.

� ey must have scouts out testing for sweetness then when the grapes are just right they send out an all points bulletin to let the entire � ock know.

In about three weeks, my kiwi will begin to ripen and, thank good-ness, for some reason the birds aren’t interested in them; at least not up to this point.

You never know when they might clue in to one of the best tasting fruits on the planet.

Ten years ago I plant-ed two female and one male kiwi vine and have harvested fruit for the past eight seasons.

Over the past three years, with the help of

my good friend Sal Ca-ruso, I have budded in some other varieties in-cluding a more proli� c male he calls Chuck.

So I should be really getting some interesting production in the next year or two.

� ere are two com-mon species of Kiwi Actinidia reliably hardy to the Okanagan—A kolomikta and A arguta.

� e kolomikta is often referred to the Arctic kiwi or Russian goose-berry and is the hardier of the two.

In fact, it is grown quite successfully in many prairie regions.

� ere is a variety called ‘Assai’ which is self-pollinating which comes in handy when space is limited.

On the other hand, I � nd this species to be somewhat small in fruit size and premature drop is quite common.

I prefer to grow the arguta species of which there are several varieties such as Anna, Red Prin-cess, Hardy Red, Ken’s Red and Chanbay.

� ey are hard to � nd in local nurseries but sometimes can be or-dered through specialty nurseries on the net.

All are great varieties although each one can be separated from the other according to size colour � avour and productivity.

I recommend choos-ing an arguta type rather than the kolomikta and you can � nd them in the local garden centres.

I’ve seen them at By-lands as well as Dog-wood.

Kiwi are vines just like grapes so a similar infra-structure is needed to support them.

Posts placed three me-ters apart with two taut wires between them at the two- and � ve-foot height is an ideal way to support your kiwi vine.

� e vines should be planted at least six feet apart. My friend Sal has his climbing over an overhead pergola type structure and this seems to make better use of the

space.Kiwis are easy to grow,

have no known insect or disease concerns and can be used for privacy pur-poses.

You don’t see too many grown here in the Okanagan yet so having this beautiful, tasty fruit in your garden can be a great conversation piece.

Kiwi jam and jelly is delicious and the fruit can be frozen in serv-ing size freezer bags, de-licious on cereal through the winter.

If you want more info or have any ques-tions you can email me at [email protected].

Tune in to � e Don Burnett Garden Show on AM 1150 News Talk Sports Saturdays from 8 to 10 a.m.

From Ground UpDon Burnett

Gwen SteeleNatural Gardens

Now that the nights are cool-er and days are

shorter, good planting conditions have returned.

Fall is the ideal time to plant xeriscape gardens.

Plants keep grow-ing until frost and begin again as soon as the ground thaws. By sum-mer they have a bigger, more drought-resistant root system than if they were planted next spring.

All plants need water, for at least the � rst year, to get their roots estab-lished.

However, if you have a hard to water area, choose plants that are ex-tremely drought-tolerant and plant in the fall so little or no supplemental water will be needed next summer.

Search for extremely drought-tolerant plants suited to our climate on the plant database at www.okanaganxeriscape.org. In the water cat-egory, select ‘dry.’

It’s also time to plant spring bulbs to ensure an early, cheery start to the garden. From early March to May, order of bloom in the water-wise garden is snowdrops and winter aconite, snow cro-cus, grape hyacinth, scilla, and early, mid and late season tulips and nar-cissus.

If you want an ever in-creasing show, choose bulbs that naturalize (as indicated on the pack-aging).

Grape hyacinth natur-alizes very well. � ey are excellent for showing o� white or yellow narcissus and some tulips. I love to see them with very fra-grant � alia narcissus or dwarf ‘Red Riding Hood’ tulips.

If you have regular deer visitors don’t both-er with tulips—they are deer candy, as opposed to Narcissus, that will not be eaten by anything.

Remember to add some of the many species of Allium bulbs. � ey are deer-proof and extreme-ly drought-tolerant.

Allium moly (short and yellow) and drum-stick allium (tall and purple) are two that self-seed and spread readily.

To avoid excessive seeding (unless desir-able), research varieties before purchasing.

Allium giganteum is 48 inches tall with a large dense purple � ower.

It’s best grown through another plant that will bloom later as, like most alliums, its foli-age dies o� and looks ugly before the � ower opens.

If you need turf in your yard for children or pets or speci� c activ-ities such as bocce ball, this is a good time to seed a new lawn. Turf

Fall means it’s time to plant

Plants love cool nights

SEE STEELE A13

Due to the curios-ity of dogs and cats, gluttony,

along with a sensitive di-gestive system makes them very prone to su� er from diarrhea.

In my experience, diarrhea is the number one reason for contacting a vet.

All pet owners have been in this situation be-fore. � eir pet has diar-rhea so do you take your animal to the vet right away or wait a day or two? Let me shed some light over this question.

Diarrhea is character-ized by changes in the stool consistency. It can be caused by a disease of the small intestine, large intestine or other organs outside of the intestinal tract, such as the liver.

� ere are few di� er-ences between the diar-rhea that is originated from the small and the large intestine. Small in-testinal and large intes-tinal diarrhea have dif-ferent causes, require dif-ferent tests to diagnose and are treated di� er-ently.

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Diarrhea is a serious problem for your pet; don’t take it lightly


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All plants need water, for at least the � rst year, to get their roots estab-lished.

However, if you have a hard to water area, choose plants that are ex-tremely drought-tolerant and plant in the fall so little or no supplemental water will be needed next summer.

Search for extremely drought-tolerant plants suited to our climate on the plant database at www.okanaganxeriscape.org. In the water cat-egory, select ‘dry.’

It’s also time to plant spring bulbs to ensure an early, cheery start to the garden. From early March to May, order of bloom in the water-wise garden is snowdrops and winter aconite, snow cro-cus, grape hyacinth, scilla, and early, mid and late season tulips and nar-cissus.

If you want an ever in-creasing show, choose bulbs that naturalize (as indicated on the pack-aging).

Grape hyacinth natur-alizes very well. � ey are excellent for showing o� white or yellow narcissus and some tulips. I love to see them with very fra-grant � alia narcissus or dwarf ‘Red Riding Hood’ tulips.

If you have regular deer visitors don’t both-er with tulips—they are deer candy, as opposed to Narcissus, that will not be eaten by anything.

Remember to add some of the many species of Allium bulbs. � ey are deer-proof and extreme-ly drought-tolerant.

Allium moly (short and yellow) and drum-stick allium (tall and purple) are two that self-seed and spread readily.

To avoid excessive seeding (unless desir-able), research varieties before purchasing.

Allium giganteum is 48 inches tall with a large dense purple � ower.

It’s best grown through another plant that will bloom later as, like most alliums, its foli-age dies o� and looks ugly before the � ower opens.

If you need turf in your yard for children or pets or speci� c activ-ities such as bocce ball, this is a good time to seed a new lawn. Turf

Fall means it’s time to plant

is the highest main-tenance, most water-thirsty landscape choice, so plant only what you need. Don’t plant lawn on slopes, under trees, on fast-draining soil, in very hot or dry places, or in hard to mow or hard to water areas.

Look for seed that is a mixture of long-rooted fescue grasses, which are far more drought-toler-ant than traditional Ken-tucky bluegrass. � ey are low-water, low-mow and low-grow thus saving a lot of work and money.

A minimum of six inches of good top-soil is needed. Check www.bluestem.ca (En-viro-Turf Lawn) for seeds and instructions.. For local, drought-toler-ant turf, look for EcoS-martBlend at www.eco-tur� arms.com.

Gwen Steele is execu-tive director of Okanagan Xeriscape Association.

Plants love cool nights

SEE STEELE A13

STEELE FROM A12

Due to the curios-ity of dogs and cats, gluttony,

along with a sensitive di-gestive system makes them very prone to su� er from diarrhea.

In my experience, diarrhea is the number one reason for contacting a vet.

All pet owners have been in this situation be-fore. � eir pet has diar-rhea so do you take your animal to the vet right away or wait a day or two? Let me shed some light over this question.

Diarrhea is character-ized by changes in the stool consistency. It can be caused by a disease of the small intestine, large intestine or other organs outside of the intestinal tract, such as the liver.

� ere are few di� er-ences between the diar-rhea that is originated from the small and the large intestine. Small in-testinal and large intes-tinal diarrhea have dif-ferent causes, require dif-ferent tests to diagnose and are treated di� er-ently.

Your vet will ask you instructive questions in order to understand, bet-ter locate the pet’s prob-lem, and to plan for speci� c tests to deter-mine the cause of the diarrhea.

A pet with diar-rhea originated from the small intestine will top-ically defecate three to four times a day with a large amount of stool in each time.

With large bowel diarrhea, there is usually increase in the frequency of the defecation with small amount of stool in each time.

If there is blood in the stool, it will appear as black discolouration of the stool in case of small intestine diarrhea and red in large intestine diarrhea.

Among the hundreds of causes for diarrhea, some are viral, bacterial or fungal infections, food allergies, intestinal para-

sites, tumours, diseases of the pancreas, liver or kid-neys.

� e most common reason for diarrhea is probably dietary indis-cretion, meaning the pet got into garbage or other rotten food. Some pets are have a very sensitive digestive system and just a change in the pet’s diet can elicit diarrhea.

When the pet has diarrhea, it is not absorb-ing the nutrients from its diet properly, which leads to weight loss and elec-trolytes imbalance that can lead to severe conse-quences if left untreated.

Diarrhea may also lead to dehydration and occasionally severe blood loss.

If your pet has normal health and has a normal body condition (not too thin or fat) but suddenly exhibits diarrhea symp-toms, you can attempt to treat it � rst before rush-ing to the vet.

� e tactic to follow is to stop feeding the ani-mal for 24 hours to rest its digestive system. But it’s crucial to encour-age your pet to drink and stay hydrated.

Many dogs may also like to fool around with ice cubes, as this is an-other way to get � uids into them.

Cats really like run-ning water, so allowing them to drink straight

from a tap might do the trick.

After 24 hours of this, providing the diar-rhea has subsided, you can try to o� er the ani-mal a small amount of easy to digest food such as rice with chicken � esh (without the bones, skin, salt or any other spices) or commercial food car-ried by veterinarians that it designed for animals with digestive problems.

In the � rst day you should o� er the food in small amounts every three to four hours.

Gradually over the next two to three days if the animal tolerates the food well and the stool is forming back to normal consistency, decrease the frequency of the feeding and increase the amount of food in each feeding.

When the pet is back to normal, don’t switch back to its normal diet abruptly. It’s better to mix over few days to pre-vent recurrence of the diarrhea.

Having said that, be cautious. Not every case should be treated at home without the pro-fessional help of a vet.

Be aware if there is no improvement in the pet’s condition after the fasting and the change of diet. Or in cases that the diarrhea is also accom-panied by other sick-ness symptoms such as lethargy, fever, vomiting, weight loss or any other concerning condition.

If the stool or vomit contain blood, it would probably be better idea to go and see your veter-inarian right away.

Cat owners also take note— overweight cats shouldn’t be fasted.

Depriving food from fat cats even for a short period of time can pot-entially cause them se-vere liver damage.

Diarrhea may be just a simple and transient condition that may be treated at home with a diet change, but often it is a symptom of a much

more severe condition that requires medical treatment.

If left untreated pro-longed diarrhea can lead to severe consequences.

Moshe Oz operates the Rose Valley Veterinary Hospital at 2476 Westlake Rd. West Kelowna.

250-769-9109www.KelownaVet.ca

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Diarrhea is a serious problem for your pet; don’t take it lightly

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Building technology answers threat posed by climate change

Meteorologists say 2012 was the 16th year in a row that saw high-er than normal temper-atures across Canada—and even for those who still question the sci-ence of climate change, the devastating im-pact of raging � res, crip-pling drought and more powerful storms are a fact.

Depending on what happens in the next 10 to 15 years, Canadian infra-structure is a key con-cern.

As seen after Hurri-cane Sandy in the US last year, the potential damage to public and private buildings from extreme wind, � re and � ooding could cost in the billions of dollars.

“Infrastructure solu-tions are already here,” said Todd Blyth at Nudura, a leading name in building with insulat-ed concrete forms.

� e newest home building technology is solving energy costs and wind damage at the same

time. � e standard wood

frame used in buildings can now be replaced by a reinforced concrete sys-tem, known as ‘insulat-ed concrete forms.’ � is ICF technology gives homeowners improved indoor comforts too.

“Opting to build your house with concrete in-stead of wood will im-mediately give you a home with greater im-pact resistance, speci� c-ally to withstand winds of up to 250 miles per hour,” said Todd Blyth at Nudura, a leading name in the supply of insulated concrete forms.

“� e ICF system interlocks, like Lego, to create one monolith-ic wall with a thickness from four to 12 inch-es, all of which also pro-

vides superior � re pro-tection, sound resistance, temperature control and additional occupant comforts. Better still, this type of insulation and durability can save you up to 70 percent on your energy bills. You get a far stronger house—and it comes with a warm and inviting atmosphere.”

� e aesthetic beauty inside and out is also important on the list of dream home fea-tures, Blyth points out and adds that a con-crete home can be de-signed for brick, or for more creative � nishes like stone, stucco, wood siding and more, just like a traditional house.

Inside, many innova-tive architectural shapes like arches, bay windows or speci� c door styles—

can be easily achieved.“Building the walls

with concrete is an op-tion that needs to be de-cided early in the plan-ning,” he continued. “� e system discards wood framing in favour of pre-assembled, inter-locking concrete forms.” � e bene� ts he says are in the details, as follows:

Rock Solid Struc-ture: If high wind in your community is a concern, data shows that a Nudu-ra home delivers hurri-cane and tornado impact resistance up 250 mph—and the � re protection rating is up to four hours.

Lower fuel costs: Pre-mium insulation is es-sential with energy costs on the rise.

Insulated concrete forms vastly reduce air in� ltration (compared to wood walls) and this im-proves energy perform-ance.

By combining two panels of thick (EPS) foam with the struc-tural strength and ther-mal mass of concrete, the walls can provide an ef-� ciency rating as high as R-50 (compared to an average R20 in wood structures) saving you up to 70 per cent on energy bills.

Lowering demand for trees is good for the en-vironment as well.

Indoor comfort: Outside cold easily trav-els through wood-framed walls causing thermal bridging and creating uncomfortable chilly spots inside your home. Walls with a sol-id concrete core address and prevent thermal bridging to deliver even temperatures throughout the house.

Mold and mildew as-sociated with wood structures are also elim-inated.

Peace and quiet: Sol-id concrete is an e� ective sound barrier.

It dampens sound vi-brations from outside noise, such as tra� c, trains, and neighbour-hood parties.

Internal peace and quiet is a sheer bonus.

Rock solid invest-ment: It is generally ex-pected that a strong-er, safer, greener home—and one that is more durable, cost e� cient and needs less mainten-ance and repair—will steadily increase in re-sale value.

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Kelowna is home to one of the most renowned

ski resorts in North America, Big White.

Travelers from far and wide come to enjoy the simplicity of our beauti-ful snow covered moun-tain throughout the win-ter months.

Snow is not yet on the ground here as we close up the summer months; however that doesn’t mean we all can’t pre-pare a little for out win-ter holidays.

Currently there are approximately 105 con-dominiums on the mar-ket, priced from an a� ordable $49,900 to as high as $829,000.

� e opportunity to become the owner of your own personal get-a-way is closer then you think.

Jennifer Black and Tim Stan� eld, realtors with RE/MAX Kelow-na currently have one of those gems listed on the market.

� e beautifully up-dated one-bedroom, top-� oor condo is priced at $109,900, but that’s not all. For that hot price, the furniture is also included. One has to ask: How can you a� ord not to pur-

chase this unit or a unit just like it.

Afraid you won’t use this condo all winter long, well there’s no con-cern there, as the com-plex it is located in al-lows for rentals, short- and long-term, as well as welcoming pets.

Since January 2013 there have been ap-proximately 36 condo-minium sales up at Big White and as winter ap-proaches, you can bet that the number will quickly climb.

� ere are also 36 townhomes currently on the market in the Big White area.

� ese chalets are � t for the whole family and are a short walk, or drive, into the heart of the beautiful snow-covered village.

Big White receives

750 centimetres of snow on average each year, with mild temperatures and an abundance of ski runs day and night suit-able for beginner to ad-vanced skiers.

Big White also o� ers 25 kilometres of incred-ible nordic trails, beauti-fully groomed amongst the natural surroundings.

Yes, Big White has in-credible o� erings as a ski resort. But another as-pect you should consid-er when thinking of be-coming a homeowner there is, although you are away from the city night life, the village of Big White comes alive with festivals, a skating rink and dining for the whole family.

Ceinwen Morgan works in the Central Oka-nagan real estate industry.

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School is in and some 21,000 students make their way there in many di� erent ways.

Local children are travelling to and from their schools by pub-lic or private transporta-tion as well as on bikes, rollerblades, skateboards

and foot. As a motorist, what

does that mean for you?It’s simple: When

you’re driving, slow down and watch for chil-dren. It doesn’t mat-ter whether or not you’re in a school zone as kids have to walk from their

neighbourhood to get to school so there are go-ing to be children every-where, even if a school isn’t nearby.

School zones are good reminders to slow down but there will be still be children running around, darting in and out of

tra� c outside of school zones.

Slowing down doesn’t just apply to 8:30 in the morning and 3:30 in the afternoon (or whenever school lets out in your area). Children who live near school might go home for lunch. Or, chil-

dren might be late get-ting to school or going home early.

Don’t forget, it’s not just children you have to watch out for, as school buses are back in service. A school bus displaying its stop sign and � ash-ing red lights means you

must stop until the lights and signs are deactivat-ed, regardless of which direction you are headed. School buses also tend to be an obvious indica-tor that children will be nearby.

It’s crucial that driv-ers slow down in school

zones, watch for cross-walks, and be mindful of School Tra� c Safe-ty Patrollers. “Be alert and watch for kids riding to school on their bikes,” says regional tra� c safe-ty o� cer Dave Gibson. “We all want our chil-dren to arrive safely.”

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2013

Lake Country Calendar Wednesday, September 18, 2013 www.lakecountrycalendar.com A19 A18 www.lakecountrycalendar.com Wednesday, September 18, 2013 Lake Country Calendar A18 www.lakecountrycalendar.com Wednesday, September 18, 2013 Lake Country Calendar

MCINROY, RANDOLPH MICHAEL1963 ~ 2013

After a battle with leukemia, Randy McInroy passed

away on September 7, 2013 at Kelowna, BC at the

age of 50 years. Randy will be lovingly remembered by

his wife Karen; parents George and Veronica McInroy;

sister Sharon (Len) Henderson; brother Wade; nephew Ryan

Speiss; and niece Kaylah Marcotte. He was predeceased

by his niece Amanda Speiss.Randy’s life will be celebrated by family and friends, and his memory will live on always.

A Memorial Service was held at 11:00 a.m., Saturday September 14, 2013 at St. Edward’s Catholic Church,

11123 Okanagan Centre Road East, Winfi eld, BC.

Condolences may be left for the family at: www.valleyviewfuneralhome.com.Arrangements entrusted with Valleyview Funeral Home,165 Valleyview Road, Kelowna, BC Phone: 250-765-3147

Announcements

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Information

While we try to ensure all advertisements appearing in the Lake Country Calendar are placed by reputable businesses with legitimate offers, we do caution our readers to undertake due diligence when answering any advertisement, particu-larly when the advertiser is asking for monies up front.

Travel

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Employment

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Competitive Wages & Benefi ts After 3 mos.

Interested applicants are invited to forward

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fax: 1-(780)-485-1550

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Employment

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Millwright/PlanermanTolko Industries Ltd. is currently seeking a Certifi ed Millwright / Planerman to join our team at our Planermill Division in Lavington, BC.

POSITION OVERVIEW:Responsible for the preven-tive maintenance, repair, installation and modifi cation of planer equipment.

QUALIFICATIONS:• Certifi ed Planerman or Millwright with a Planerman endorsement• Planermill experience a defi nite asset• Superior Troubleshooting Skills• Excellent Organizational Skills• Hydraulic and Welding experience an asset• Strong safety background• Desire to work in a team environment

“Our tradition of excellenceis built on strong company

values, a challengingenvironment, and continuous

improvement philosophy.”

We Are An Equal Opportunity Employer and

this position offers an excellent pension and

benefi t program!

READY TO APPLY!If you are interested in

exploring this opportunity and being part ofour community,

please visit our website at:

www.tolko.comor e-mail:

[email protected] your resume by

September 22, 2013.

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Painting & Decorating

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Quality Paint. NO PAYMENT, until job is completed!

Pets & Livestock

PetsGERMAN Shepherd Puppies For Your Consideration. Evans Training Centre and Blacklion Kennels, produce dogs with powerful, athletic bodies with sound, stable minds. No hype- Just good dogs honestly pre-sented. Find us @www.blackli-onkennels.ca Inquiries invited and appreciated. Ask about our Purchase - to - Train bo-nus.

Merchandise for Sale

$200 & UnderTWO Digital Speakers, Brand New $200. Call:(250)548-3414

Washer & Dryer, 5 years old, great condition, $200. Phone: (250)548-3414

FurnitureNEW QUEEN Mattress Set $200Company Coming? Tired of your

old mattress? Still in plastic!Mfg. warranty 250.870.2562

SOLID WOOD oak coffee ta-ble & 2 matching end tables, $150 obo. 250-491-3865.

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Merchandise for Sale

Heavy Duty Machinery

A-STEEL SHIPPING DRYSTORAGE CONTAINERS

Used 20’40’45’53’ in stock. SPECIAL

44’X40’ Container Shopw/steel trusses $13,800!

Sets up in one day!40’ Containers under $2500!

Call Toll Free AlsoJD 544 & 644 wheel loaders

JD 892D LC ExcavatorPh 1-866-528-7108Delivery BC and AB

www.rtccontainer.com

Misc. for Sale

Antiques & Collectables Sale

Vernon Collectors Club25th Annual

Vernon Rec Centre3310 - 37 Avenue

Next to Curling Rink140 + tables of collectables!

Fri. Sept 20, 3 - 8 PM,Sat Sept 21, 10 - 4 PM

Admission $3.00is good for BOTH days

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

HOT TUB (SPA) COVERS. Best price. Best quality. All shapes & colours available. 1-866-652-6837 www.thecoverguy.com/newspaper?

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COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTSTRAVEL

CHILDRENEMPLOYMENT

BUSINESS SERVICESPETS & LIVESTOCK

MERCHANDISE FOR SALEREAL ESTATE

RENTALSAUTOMOTIVE

MARINE

Adopt a Shelter Cat!The BC SPCA cares for thousands oforphaned and abandoned cats each year.If you can give a homeless cat a secondchance at happiness, please visit yourlocal shelter today.

www.spca.bc.cawww.pitch-in.ca

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ROOFING

FOR ALL YOUR ROOFING NEEDS

250.765.11801.866.207.4444

Serving the

Okanagan

Since 1990

DAYCAREMake this space work for you!

Call Michelle or Shayla - 250-766-46882.5” x 1.75” with full colour: Only $15,

and the creative department will design it for you - FREE!

ELECTRICAL

(250)766-2594(250)258-6707

CONTRACTING

R&R HOE SERVICE

— 25 years experience —250-766-0326 250-766-0301 250-212-2914

HAIRSTYLISTS/BARBERS

Roosters Barber Shop

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

Closed Mondays

‘Your Community Barber Shop’ Traditional Old World Service for the Modern Man!

Beside Tim Horton’s

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

RENOVATIONS & RESTORATIONS

•Kitchens •Baths •Floors & MoreFREE ESTIMATES

Ken [email protected]

778-363-0533 • 250-766-0535www.goodwinrenosandrestorations.ca

LANDSCAPING/GARDEN MAINTENANCE

ANDY’S TREE& CHIPPING

SERVICEDon’t Burn… Chip it!

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

WOOD SERVICES

Misc. for SaleSTEEL BUILDINGS, Metal buildings 60% off! 20x28, 30x40, 40x62, 45x90, 50x120, 60x150, 80x100 sell for bal-ance owed! Call 1-800-457-2206 www.crownsteelbuildings.ca

While we try to ensure all advertisements appearing in the Lake Country Calendar are placed by reputable businesses with legitimate offers, we do caution our readers to undertake due diligence when answering any advertisement, particu-larly when the advertiser is asking for monies up front.

1998 BMW Z3 Roadster 1.9 ConvertibleSoft top, 5 speed manual.

Heated leather seats,power windows, seats & mirrors.

4 new Uniroyal tires, Alpine stereo w/ipod wired

in. Wind blocker on roll bars, Air bags and more. Summer driven only and

garage stored during winter.Very Sleek looking &

Well maintained. $14,000. (250)804-6399

Cars - Sports & Imports

Merchandise for Sale Merchandise for Sale

Misc. WantedGenuine Coin Collector BuyerCollections, Olympic Gold &Silver Coins etc 250-863-3082

Private Collector looking to buy a coin collection, Can., US & specialty foreign coins. Also looking for error coins. Todd: 250-864-3521

Old spoon collector, 864-3521

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

Wanted to buy Jewelry to re-pair or recycle or out of date. 1-778-932-2316

Real Estate

Mobile Homes & Parks

ALLAN JAY

Manufactured Home SpecialistREAL ESTATE SERVICES

www.allanjay.ca250-859-7264Realty Executives OKANAGAN

RecreationalTHE PALMS RV Resort www.yumapalmsrvresort.com Rated top 2% in America. 6-5-4-3 monthly specials. Starting at $637.50 month. (plus Tax/Elec.) Toll Free: 1-855-PALMS-RV (1-855-725-6778)

Rentals

Homes for RentLakeView 2bdrm, (Winfi eld) fenced back yard, sm dogs, no cats, 5-appl, garage, shed, Sept 15, $1600. incl,util. DD. (250)801-9118

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Auto FinancingDreamTeam Auto Financing

“0” Down, Bankruptcy OK - Cash Back ! 15 min Approvals

1-800-961-7022www.iDreamAuto.com DL# 7557

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PUBLIC NOTICE – PERMISSIVE TAX EXEMPTION Tuesday, October 1, 2013 | 7:00 pm | Council Chambers Municipal Hall 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Rd

The Council of the District of Lake Country will be considering adoption of Tax Exemption Bylaw 875 and 876, 2013 for a five-year term. The tax exemption applies to the taxation period commencing in 2014, being January 1, 2014 and ending December 31, 2018. The meeting of Council is to be held October 1, 2013 at 7:00 pm in the Council Chambers, Lake Country Municipal Hall. For more information please contact Rose Bronswyk Kassa, CMA, Financial Services Manager 250-766-5650 (x210). Pursuant to Section 227 (1) & (2) of the Community Charter, the following information is provided with regard to the Bylaw: Municipal Tax Estimate

Registered owner/ Occupier Civic Address or Legal Description 2014

2015

2016

Non Profit Groups: Oyama Community Club – Occupier: Royal Canadian Legion & Comm. Club 15710 Oyama Road Community Hall & 50% Legion Hall $7,889 $ 8,125 $ 8,370 Oyama Community Club Trask Road Community Hall & Park 2,388 2,459 2,533 Community Hall Association of Okanagan Centre 11099 Maddock Avenue Community Hall 4,674 4,814 4,959 Crown Provincial – Occupier: Central Okanagan Rebroadcast Society PTS E ½ SE ¼ sec 33, SW ¼ Tower Site for Rebroadcast 286 295 304 Oceola Fish & Game Club 11888 McGowan Road Fish & Game Club 7,204 7,420 7,643 Crown Provincial – Occupier: Oceola Fish & Game Club 10786 Highway 97 Bird Sanctuary 908 936 964 Winfield Memorial Hall Association 10130 Bottom Wood Lake Road Community Hall 10,287 10,595 10,913 BC Lions Society for Children with Disabilities 1790 Davidson Road Camp 6,989 7,198 7,414 Girl Guides Association Central Okanagan Division 14750 Carr’s Landing Road Camp 23,670 24,381 25,112 Camp Hatikvah Foundation 15800 Oyama Road Camp 14,554 14,991 15,440 Central Okanagan SD #23 – Cen. OK. Boys & Girls Club 3130 Berry Road Non Profit 18,164 18,709 19,270

Municipal Properties: Dist. of Lake Country 11063 Okanagan Centre Road E. Future Fire Hall Site – Land Only 1,330 1,370 1,411 Dist. of Lake Country – Occupier: Curling Club, Horseshoe Club & Seniors Society 9830 Bottom Wood Lake Road Non Profit & Service Club 10,139 10,443 10,757 Dist. of Lake Country – Occupier: LC Heritage & Cultural Society 11255 Okanagan Centre Road W. Museum & Park 9,167 9,442 9,725

Churches: The Missionary Church 9460 Glenmore Road Church 1,848 1,903 1,960 St. Francis Anglican Church – Lake Country 10162 Newene Road Church 1,263 1,301 1,340 Kelowna Christian Centre Society 3110 Berry Road Church 2,735 2,817 2,901 St. Edwards - Roman Catholic Church 11123 Okanagan Centre Road E. Church 5,637 5,806 5,980 Christian & Missionary Alliance 12025 Oceola Road Church 2,587 2,665 2,745 BC Corp of Seventh Day Adventist Church 11370 Bottom Wood Lake Road Church 2,448 2,522 2,597 Congregation of Wood Lake - United Church 3751 Woodsdale Road Church 2,279 2,348 2,418 Wood Lake Congregation of Jehovah Witnesses 10194 Bottom Wood Lake Road Church 5,081 5,233 5,390 Total Estimated Municipal Tax $141,527 $145,773 $150,146

TAX SALE

Have you registered yet for Fall/Winter programs? Check out the Activity Guide brochure at www.lakecountry.bc.ca and register online. Visit the Winfield Arena quick link to see the Public Skating schedule.

ACTIVITY GUIDE & PUBLIC SKATING SCHEDULE ONLINE

Come to the Pelmewash Parkway Plan Options Presentation Tuesday, September 24th (5-7pm) and look at the ideas and

sketches that have been generated by the community so far. Provide YOUR feedback on the options developed from community input

collected from your local businesses, neighbours and friends to date.

Keep yourself current with the process and check out the input that has been collected to date:

http://www.okanaganway.ca/pelmewash-parkway

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 30, 2013 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 30, 2013, 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 30, 2013.

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2952.575 13053 Shoreline Drive Lot 15 Plan KAP90921 4,718.70 2952.576 13063 Shoreline Drive Lot 16 Plan KAP90921 5,316.44

10094.639 220-3550 Woodsdale Rd Lot 41 Plan KAS3226 DL 117 5,879.63

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