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KEVIN PARNELL

An Oyama vineyard owner has decided to follow her heart and not give in to fear.

Roxana Adams and her husband Bruce are making a carriage house on their property avail-able to house Syrian refugees if needed and have received the proper approval from the Dis-trict of Lake Country to make it possible.

� e couple, who oper-ate Living Water Certi-� ed Organic Vineyard, received a temporary use permit that will allow them to house refugees on their nearly six acre Oyama property if the need arises.

“� is is a humani-tarian issue that a� ects the whole world,” said Roxana. “I’ve never seen anything like this in my lifetime. We talked about it and our carriage house is empty for most of the winter. We just thought ‘why not?’

“I think some people will say ‘not in my back-yard,’ but I think that’s coming from people’s fears and not being led by their heart. � ere are a very few number of people that are the ones that are terrorists. It’s miniscule.

“� ese people are leaving something that is really bad and I agree that we should be doing

our part to help.”Adams added that she

believes the Canadian government has and will continue to do an excel-lent job of screening.

“It is the very vul-nerable that are be-ing allowed in,” she said. “Women and children, families and often rela-tives of families already here, well-educated fam-ilies and many that have been waiting through

this refu-gee pro-cess for a few years now, al-ready in the sys-tem,” she said.

� e Adams’ appeared at Lake Coun-try council

earlier this month to ask for the special permit to allow for housing refugees, something that is not accepted under their agri-tour-ism desig-

nation. Two members of the

public spoke up against the application and the district also received a few letters on the issue. All people who wrote or spoke against the move said they support e� orts to help refugees but said a vineyard in Oyama that has agri-tourism desig-nation was not the prop-er spot.

In a letter to Lake

Country council Rose-mary Misfeldt said she is in favour of helping out refugees but said a more urban area would be bet-ter for several reasons in-cluding the refugees po-tential isolation, lack of transportation and lack of contact with other refugees.

But at the vineyard, Adams said a rural set-ting might be just what is needed for a family which has been through what the Syrian refu-gees are dealing with. She added Oyama Trad-itional School is very close to her location and the school bus goes right past their home.

She said church groups, which have taken the lead on bring-ing refugees into Can-ada, will work with fam-ilies to help with trans-portation and becoming immersed in the com-munity.

“� e churches get very involved with get-ting them to family din-ners and intermingling with other people that are already here with their own families,” said Adams who stressed she feels it is important for Canadians to make refu-gees welcome.

“It’s really import-ant that the youth are felt like they are welcomed because that is the group that will carry on. We have to make them wel-come. � at’s where our heart has to lead over our fear.”[email protected]

Oyama couple ready to welcome refugees

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OYAMA homeowners Roxana and Bruce Adams say they are ready and willing to accept Syrian refugees and have Lake Country’s approval to do it. Others say a rural setting may not the best place.

‘‘I think some people will say ‘not in my back-yard,’ but I think that’s coming from people’s fears and not being led by their heart.”

Roxana Adams

“…Our heart has to lead over our fear.”

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The grade 5/6 girls’ volleyball team here at OTS has been practicing hard and playing neighbouring elementary schools. These pics show the girls’ team at a recent game held at Peter Greer Elementary. All three Lake Country elementary schools have been playing each other each Wednesday through November and December. There is also a grade 4-6 boys’ � oor hockey practice once a week here at the school. A big thanks to our teacher coaches, Miss Nelson and Mrs. Penner, for the girls’ volleyball team and Mr. Baines, for the boys’ � oor hockey practice.

Students in the grade 5/6 class enjoyed learning about traditional Aboriginal beading with the help of a guest presenter. They � rst created in large letters their � rst name, then beaded along the letters. A lot of manual dexterity and perseverance was involved, yet students were very engaged in this creative activity involving generational learning.

On Friday, November 20th the grade1/2 class was converted into a Maker Space as students used cardboard, tape, and various other materials to design and make projects as varied as � ying cars, jet packs and unicorns! A lot of learning happens as young students use various materials to design and build structures.

We have a Lego Robotics programming club for intermediate students here at the school. They build a simple robot (called a rembot) then perform increasingly complicated programming challenges on several programming mats at the school. A goal is to have a couple of teams of students participate in a Skills Canada competition in the spring.

Guest caller from the Okanagan Square Dance Association, Brian Elmer, is working with our students over three weeks to do fun “team dancing” which is square dancing set to contemporary music complete with strobe lights, etc. Everyone has a great time as they learn to Do-si-do and away-we-go and many other team dancing moves.

Greer Elementary. All three Lake Country elementary schools have been playing each other each Wednesday through November and December. There is also a grade 4-6 boys’ � oor hockey practice once a week here at the school. A big thanks to our teacher coaches, Miss Nelson and Mrs. Penner, for the girls’ volleyball team and Mr. Baines, for the boys’ � oor hockey practice.


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KEVIN PARNELL

Work on a 20-year parks and recreation master plan is progress-ing and Lake Country council will be the next stop for the plan, which will layout the future needs for recreation fa-cilities and parks in Lake Country.

Sta� at the District of Lake Country have completed the � rst stage of public and user-group consultations on the plan and will compile results, an inventory of parks and facilities as well as needs identi� ed before pre-senting a plan to coun-cil to get local politicians input on priorities.

“Our last major parks and recreation plan was done in 1999 so it’s out

of date and time for a new one,” said Lake Country director of infrastructure services Greg Bucholz. “A lot of what was identi� ed in that plan was accom-plished. We’re not look-ing at programming it-self but looking at en-suring we have the main infrastructure in place to support the program-ming.”

Bucholz and other members of the parks and recreation depart-ment met with user groups last week to get a feel for what is need-ed in the community. As Lake Country has grown and its demographics have changed with many young families moving to the area, so too have the needs of the com-

munity when it comes to recreation.

Bucholz says another change is the way people recreate and the new types of recreation that are popular.

“One of the big things is how our recreation-al interests are changing over time,” he said. “� ere was a time when no one skateboarded. Well now people skate-board. Kayaking and paddle sports like stand up paddle boarding are huge now. We’re looking at what we will need in 20 years and what are the trends in recreation.”

Bucholz says the community consulta-tion phase was very im-portant as sta� members heard about priorities and future needs. Over

the past year there have been several commun-ity engagement oppor-tunities as the district has had a roving kiosk at community events as well as a community sur-vey and meetings with user groups and stake-holders.

One group that Bucholz was happy to hear from was Lake Country youth, who gave pointers on designs for a skateboard park. Of the things that have been brought up in the pro-cess, many the district al-ready know about such as the need for better pedestrian walkways and bike lanes. Another big priority was an improved � tness centre, the possi-bility of an aquatic cen-tre, the need for a new

ice sheet, better access to lakes and increased o� -leash dog parks.

Bucholz said they are not ruling anything out at this time and add-ed instead of saying no

to big ticket items, the district will look into all possibilities.

“We want to have the dialogue, maybe there is a way to make it happen with partnering rath-

er than just ruling (cer-tain things) out,” he said. “We don’t want to say we can’t, we want to look at how could we do it. Generally we heard there are good levels of satis-faction with our parks and public amenities. � ere was fairly strong satisfaction but we can make them better.”

Sta� in the recrea-tion department will boil down all the public com-ments and responses and present a plan to Lake Country council, like-ly in January, to get their feedback before going back to the public for more consultation as well as plans for what things will cost.

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▼ DISTRICT OF LAKE COUNTRY

Council is next stop for parks and recreation master plan

KEVIN PARNELL

You can mark down another project for Walk Around Lake Country with the completion last week of a gravel pathway along Woodsdale Road, leading up to the inter-section with Highway 97 at the south end of Lake Country.

� e volunteer group, along with sta� from the District of Lake Coun-try and a grant from the Lake Country Rotary Club, built a 650 metre gravel pathway along Woodsdale Road from Seymour Road to High-way 97.

� e project, mostly funded by a $6,000 grant from Rotary, aided by Lake Country sta� and equipment along with other donations, added the pathway to Woods-dale Road and will make it easier for ped-estrians to avoid tra� c

on the roadway leading up to the intersection at the highway and Oceo-la road. It also connects with another pathway on Oceola Road that leads up to the Lake’s.

“� is was a great part-nership between Walk Around Lake Coun-try (WALC), the Ro-tary and the District of Lake Country,” said Dev Fraser, the president of

WALC. “We believe there is a huge need for safe pathways and we’re hoping to get a bunch more of these in the dis-trict to make our com-munity a safer place at a

reasonable price.”� e project began

at the beginning of last week and was complet-ed by Friday. � e total cost of the project may have been close to $40 to $50,000 but was com-pleted for much less, said Fraser, thanks to volun-teer e� orts as well as sta� time from Lake Coun-try and supplies, some of them donated.

“I think it’s really cool and much needed,” said Greg Bucholz, the Dis-trict of Lake Country’s infrastructure services director. “It isn’t the ul-timate long term goal but provides short-term functionality in a very cost-e� ective manner to provide a safety en-hancement for vulner-able users.”

Bucholz credited Walk Around Lake Country (WALC) with getting the pro-ject up and completed in

a short amount of time. For many years WALC worked on increasing the number of trails in and around the forests and mountains of Lake Country. But with an ex-tensive trail network now in place, the group has turned its sites on path-ways that connect parts of the district.

Last year they com-pleted a one-kilometre stretch from Oceola up to the Lake’s subdiv-ision and with the cur-rent addition to Woods-dale road, there is now a much longer pathway connecting the com-munity in that area.

And Fraser said they want to get more path-ways done as soon as possible.

“We’re trying to link every neighbourhood, school, park, even bus stops,” said Fraser, who added the hope is to have the pathways connected

to both Pelmewash and the old CN corridor for an eventual loop trail.

� e new pathway comes at a time when Lake Country is work-ing towards its 20-year Transportation for To-morrow Plan, looking to make the district a safer place for pedestrians and cyclists as they share the road with vehicles.

Bucholz says having a community group like WALC to help goes a long way.

“It’s absolutely won-derful,” said Bucholz. “Every year we are add-ing to our inventory of sidewalks and bike lanes so this is just another piece. It would be nice to have it all done tomor-row but that’s not realis-tic. It’s great to be work-ing with the community groups and people from the community.”

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Woodsdale path a community effort to link neighbourhoods

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LAKE COUNTRY resident Brandon—a resident of the brain injury home on Bottom Wood Lake Rd—travels the new pathway on Woodsdale Road on his way to Tim Horton’s. It’s a much safer route now thanks to Walk Around Lake Country, the District of Lake Country as well as other community groups.

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STOP by Municipal Hall and add your comments and ideas to the Come Play! Parks and Recreation Master Plan display boards in the lobby.


opinion

answer.My granddaughter

looks at me as if I used to have tea with T.Rex.

I realize that I’m more comfortable with what I’m familiar with. I don’t object to learning new skills, or new ideas. I enjoy conversations that light up my mind; I love reading books that stretch my mental boundaries. But I’d rath-er read them in Eng-lish than Arabic; I’d rath-er snack on a doughnut than deep-fried cock-roaches.

Why do things di� er-ently, if I don’t have to?

At the same time, though, I think some new things are worth making the e� ort. For a month or so, I’ve been struggling to learn to play the recorder. � e tenor recorder, with holes about twice as far apart

as on those little plastic recorders everyone had in school.

It is not easy. I’ve spent a lifetime typing on a keyboard. My muscles expect one � nger stroke to produce one letter. On the recorder, every note requires a co-ordinated combination of seven � ngers and a thumb.

And only a sadist would devise an instru-ment where playing the next note up requires covering the next hole down!

So I’m having to re-train my muscles.

And I wonder some-times if mental mus-cles need retraining too. A spate of books recent-ly have talked about the plasticity of the brain, its ability to build new neural pathways, perhaps to compensate for dam-age caused by accidents or illnesses.

Contrary to common

assumptions, the human brain does not retire at 55. It is just as capable of learning at 70 as it was at 20. Indeed, maybe more capable, because the pre-frontal cortex, the part that makes decisions and sets goals, is still devel-oping in many 20-year-olds.

But mental muscles can get into ruts, just like � nger muscles. I don’t want to use examples here—they can too easily move the focus from the general principle to the speci� c. Let’s say that, in my formative years, idea A plus idea B led to conclusion C. As I ma-ture, I think di� erently about A and B, but they still evoke conclusion C. Because those synapses connect automatically.

Sometimes, it’s as hard to train neurons to make di� erent connections as it is to train � ngers to play a new instrument.

But I persist. Because I think it’s worth it.

Jim Taylor lives in Lake Country.

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▼ NUMB NEUROPATHS

Mental muscles must be pried from rutsFROM A4

I am � lled with grati-tude.

� e fourth annual event to commemor-ate the National Day of Remembrance for Road Crash Victims, on Nov. 18, was well attended.

I didn’t do a count myself, but I am told that there were more than 100 people. � e numbers have been slowly increas-ing each year, a trend that I hope will continue.

I am grateful, and thankful, for those beautiful people in my world who have been coming to this very chilly event, each year, to sup-port me.

Road safety is import-ant to these friends and co-workers, but it is their kind support of me that brings them out. � ank you.

I am grateful, and thankful, for the RCMP, � re services, and ambu-lance services leader-ship, speci� cally Insp. Brent Mundle, oper-ation aupervisor Glenn Braithwaite and lo-cal � re chiefs Je� Car-lisle (Kelowna)and Jason Brolund (West Kelow-na), whose attendance (along with supporting � re� ghters to operate Ladder No. 1 which il-luminated the event) was squarely all about road

safety, but who put their trust in me in my organ-ization of this event.

I am similarly grateful, and thankful, to Dave Gibson, regional safety o� cer of School District 23, ICBC, Designated Dads, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, the Ke-lowna and District Safe-ty Council, Young Driv-ers of Canada and Brain-Trust Canada for their representative attend-ance at the event.

I am grateful and thankful to Harry Cal-laghan, of Astral Radio, and Julie Hill, of Power 104/Q103.1, who assist-ed with promoting the event, and Lauren Pullen of Global News; Barry Gerding with the Ke-lowna Capital News; and Nicholas Johansen with Castanet, for reporting on the event.

Without promotion,

there would be no event. Without reporting, the important road safety message doesn’t get out.

Join the RCMP and others who refuse to use the word “accident” when referring to a road tra� c incident, because the word “accident” is suggestive of a random, unavoidable part of our world.

� e RCMP who in-vestigate crash after crash after crash are the most quali� ed to help us understand that the vast majority of crashes are entirely avoidable with simple common sense and attention to the task at hand.

� e subtle use of lan-guage can have a power-ful impact on attitudes and behaviours. How in-credible if all the local news media might fol-low this important road safety protocol.

I wonder if ICBC might follow suit in all

of their publications? Might this be an initia-tive that takes hold and makes our community a leader in road safety? I confess that I am feeling a touch of giddy opti-mism in that regard.

� is and other small seeds of change have the capacity of germinat-ing and growing to help change our driving cul-ture to one where the act of driving is recognized to be an inherently dan-gerous activity, just like operating power saws and � rearms, command-ing a similar level of sensibility and undivided attention.

� at’s all it will take to greatly reduce the un-bearably signi� cant on-going losses arising from road tra� c incidents in our communities.

Paul Hergott is a personal injury lawyer at Hergott Law.

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▼ PERSONAL INJURY

There’s nothing accidental about car crashes

Achieving JusticePaul Hergott

Luckily, B.C. has one of the low-est incidence rates

and has the second low-est mortality rate of breast cancer in the country. � is year an esti-mated 3,600 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in B.C., and an estimated 610 will die from it. However, British Columbia is a national leader in cancer preven-tion and treatment.

Mammograms are important. � ey help � nd cancer in its earli-est stages, when there are more treatment op-tions and a better chance for successful treatment. In fact, research has shown a 25 per cent re-duction in deaths from breast cancer among women who are screened through the Screen-ing Mammography Pro-gram.

Sometimes, access to mammography can be an issue for those in rural and remote commun-ities. B.C.’s mobile mam-mography service vis-its more than 120 rural communities across B.C., including more than 35

First Nations commun-ities annually, and per-forms about 10 per cent of the total number of screening mammograms in B.C. each year.

Earlier this year, our government unveiled a new digital mobile mammography program. While similar to a � lm mammogram in that both use X-rays, the � lm is replaced by solid-state detectors that convert the image to a digit-al one. Digital mam-mograms can be bene-� cial for viewing dense breast tissue, most com-monly found in younger women.

Now that digital mammography has gone

from the ‘emerging’ tech-nology to the ‘standard,’ equipment used in the Screening Mammog-raphy Program is grad-ually being replaced with digital mammography machines as well.

Screening mam-mograms are available for women ages 40 and over, every two years. If you are interested in making a mammogram appointment, you can go online to � nd a clin-ic near you—just vis-it www.screeningbc.ca/breast and look for the ‘Clinic Locator.’ � is will show local health care fa-cilities o� ering mam-mogram services, as well as dates when a mobile unit might be in your community.

� ese programs and technologies are an ex-ample of how we are committed to providing health services and time-ly access to mammog-raphy breast screening to all communities.

Steve � omson is the MLA for Kelowna-Mis-sion.

www.stevethomsonmla.bc.ca

HEALTH ISSUE

Be sure you’re getting regular mammograms

MLA’s ReportSteve Thomson

W ith Christ-mas just a month away,

I’ve started using my 2016 datebook. Yes, an old-fashioned book-

book, the kind with paper pages and little corners that tear o� , so I can � nd today more quickly.

Other people prefer to use iPhones, iPads, An-droids, or whatever—al-most anything with a

touch screen that scrolls like a slot machine in Vegas. � ey keep their appointments there. Also their telephone num-bers. Meeting agendas. Family photos. E-mail. Boarding passes. Games. Movies.

But heaven help them if their batteries get dis-charged.

Paper, I like to remind them, doesn’t need bat-teries. Or cell towers. Or satellite connections. And it never gets hacked.

Paper doesn’t make me feel as incompetent as those electronic thingies.

I tell my granddaugh-ter about the � rst adding machines I used—mech-anical monsters, with rows and rows of buttons and a lever that made the internal gears spin around and print out an

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opinions on issues going

on in our communityThe fall session of

the B.C. legisla-ture petered out

two days early last week, as the ruling B.C. Lib-erals and the oppos-ition NDP agreed to turn out the energy-e� -cient lights and head for home.

NDP leader John Horgan skipped the last day and headed to the B.C. Institute of Tech-nology campus in Bur-naby. � ere he an-nounced “PowerBC,” billed as the NDP’s “bold, progressive plan for the future of B.C. energy, with a strong focus on jobs.”

Reporters asked, how many jobs? Horgan said retro� tting public build-ings and homes for energy e� ciency would create jobs all around the province, but he can’t say how many.

How much does the plan cost, and does it in-clude subsidizing home-owners to � x their win-dows and insulation? “� e costing will be more apparent when we

get closer to the elec-tion,” Horgan replied.

Whatever the cost, the NDP plan apparently rests on the assumption that the $9 billion Site C dam project on the Peace River can be stopped by an NDP government af-ter the 2017 election. � at money would be used to build wind and solar generation, and to install a sixth and � nal water turbine at Rev-elstoke dam.

� e chances of Site C being stopped are ap-proaching zero. Con-struction of an access road started two months ago, site clearing and

work camp construc-tion a month before that. Energy Minister Bill Bennett says the main dam construction con-tract will be let shortly, followed by the power-house contract next year.

Horgan said remain-ing legal challenges could slow or stop the project.

� e West Moberly and Prophet River First Nations have lost their case against Site C twice, in the B.C. Supreme and Federal Courts, and are appealing. � e Doig Riv-er and McLeod Lake Indian Bands dropped their challenges, and McLeod Lake’s con-struction company has started work on a Site C contract.

West Moberly Chief Roland Willson staged a dramatic protest at the legislature last spring, bringing a cooler of fro-zen bull trout from a riv-er below the two exist-ing Peace dams, tell-ing media they were too contaminated with mer-cury to eat.

Flooding land for hy-dro dams does elevate methylmercury levels in water, but BC Hydro provided me with the latest study that included � sh samples collected by West Moberly members. It shows average methyl-mercury levels remain below federal guidelines for limiting consumption of commercially sold � sh.

It’s an odd coinci-dence that Willson sud-denly made this claim, 47 years after the � rst Peace dam was complet-ed, when he happened to be in court trying to stop Site C.

A coalition of U.S. and Canadian environment groups is also demanding that Site C be stopped, using typical arguments to appeal to their low-in-formation donor base. According to the Sierra Club and others, Site C is not renewable energy because the (largely idle) farmland it � oods is a “carbon sink.” Forests do store carbon, albeit temporarily, but farm-land where the trees have

been cleared? � is is glu-ten-free gobbledegook.

� ey also trot out the claim that Site C will be used to power lique� ed natural gas operations. Most proponents so far have said they will use gas for LNG processing, and if they don’t have hy-dro available for ancillary power, they will have to burn more gas.

BC Hydro has just � nished its latest grid upgrade, a second high-voltage transmis-sion line from Merritt to Coquitlam. It adds disas-ter reliability to the sys-tem that brings power from the Peace and Col-umbia dams to the Low-er Mainland.

If you’re arguing that hydroelectricity isn’t re-newable power, you’ve al-ready lost.

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

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▼ PROVINCIAL ISSUES

Lights out for opponents of Site C

BC ViewsTom Fletcher

opinion

Retraining my mental muscles

SEE TAYLOR A5

Life and FaithJim Taylor

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opinion

answer.My granddaughter

looks at me as if I used to have tea with T.Rex.

I realize that I’m more comfortable with what I’m familiar with. I don’t object to learning new skills, or new ideas. I enjoy conversations that light up my mind; I love reading books that stretch my mental boundaries. But I’d rath-er read them in Eng-lish than Arabic; I’d rath-er snack on a doughnut than deep-fried cock-roaches.

Why do things di� er-ently, if I don’t have to?

At the same time, though, I think some new things are worth making the e� ort. For a month or so, I’ve been struggling to learn to play the recorder. � e tenor recorder, with holes about twice as far apart

as on those little plastic recorders everyone had in school.

It is not easy. I’ve spent a lifetime typing on a keyboard. My muscles expect one � nger stroke to produce one letter. On the recorder, every note requires a co-ordinated combination of seven � ngers and a thumb.

And only a sadist would devise an instru-ment where playing the next note up requires covering the next hole down!

So I’m having to re-train my muscles.

And I wonder some-times if mental mus-cles need retraining too. A spate of books recent-ly have talked about the plasticity of the brain, its ability to build new neural pathways, perhaps to compensate for dam-age caused by accidents or illnesses.

Contrary to common

assumptions, the human brain does not retire at 55. It is just as capable of learning at 70 as it was at 20. Indeed, maybe more capable, because the pre-frontal cortex, the part that makes decisions and sets goals, is still devel-oping in many 20-year-olds.

But mental muscles can get into ruts, just like � nger muscles. I don’t want to use examples here—they can too easily move the focus from the general principle to the speci� c. Let’s say that, in my formative years, idea A plus idea B led to conclusion C. As I ma-ture, I think di� erently about A and B, but they still evoke conclusion C. Because those synapses connect automatically.

Sometimes, it’s as hard to train neurons to make di� erent connections as it is to train � ngers to play a new instrument.

But I persist. Because I think it’s worth it.

Jim Taylor lives in Lake Country.

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I am � lled with grati-tude.

� e fourth annual event to commemor-ate the National Day of Remembrance for Road Crash Victims, on Nov. 18, was well attended.

I didn’t do a count myself, but I am told that there were more than 100 people. � e numbers have been slowly increas-ing each year, a trend that I hope will continue.

I am grateful, and thankful, for those beautiful people in my world who have been coming to this very chilly event, each year, to sup-port me.

Road safety is import-ant to these friends and co-workers, but it is their kind support of me that brings them out. � ank you.

I am grateful, and thankful, for the RCMP, � re services, and ambu-lance services leader-ship, speci� cally Insp. Brent Mundle, oper-ation aupervisor Glenn Braithwaite and lo-cal � re chiefs Je� Car-lisle (Kelowna)and Jason Brolund (West Kelow-na), whose attendance (along with supporting � re� ghters to operate Ladder No. 1 which il-luminated the event) was squarely all about road

safety, but who put their trust in me in my organ-ization of this event.

I am similarly grateful, and thankful, to Dave Gibson, regional safety o� cer of School District 23, ICBC, Designated Dads, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, the Ke-lowna and District Safe-ty Council, Young Driv-ers of Canada and Brain-Trust Canada for their representative attend-ance at the event.

I am grateful and thankful to Harry Cal-laghan, of Astral Radio, and Julie Hill, of Power 104/Q103.1, who assist-ed with promoting the event, and Lauren Pullen of Global News; Barry Gerding with the Ke-lowna Capital News; and Nicholas Johansen with Castanet, for reporting on the event.

Without promotion,

there would be no event. Without reporting, the important road safety message doesn’t get out.

Join the RCMP and others who refuse to use the word “accident” when referring to a road tra� c incident, because the word “accident” is suggestive of a random, unavoidable part of our world.

� e RCMP who in-vestigate crash after crash after crash are the most quali� ed to help us understand that the vast majority of crashes are entirely avoidable with simple common sense and attention to the task at hand.

� e subtle use of lan-guage can have a power-ful impact on attitudes and behaviours. How in-credible if all the local news media might fol-low this important road safety protocol.

I wonder if ICBC might follow suit in all

of their publications? Might this be an initia-tive that takes hold and makes our community a leader in road safety? I confess that I am feeling a touch of giddy opti-mism in that regard.

� is and other small seeds of change have the capacity of germinat-ing and growing to help change our driving cul-ture to one where the act of driving is recognized to be an inherently dan-gerous activity, just like operating power saws and � rearms, command-ing a similar level of sensibility and undivided attention.

� at’s all it will take to greatly reduce the un-bearably signi� cant on-going losses arising from road tra� c incidents in our communities.

Paul Hergott is a personal injury lawyer at Hergott Law.

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There’s nothing accidental about car crashes

Achieving JusticePaul Hergott

Luckily, B.C. has one of the low-est incidence rates

and has the second low-est mortality rate of breast cancer in the country. � is year an esti-mated 3,600 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in B.C., and an estimated 610 will die from it. However, British Columbia is a national leader in cancer preven-tion and treatment.

Mammograms are important. � ey help � nd cancer in its earli-est stages, when there are more treatment op-tions and a better chance for successful treatment. In fact, research has shown a 25 per cent re-duction in deaths from breast cancer among women who are screened through the Screen-ing Mammography Pro-gram.

Sometimes, access to mammography can be an issue for those in rural and remote commun-ities. B.C.’s mobile mam-mography service vis-its more than 120 rural communities across B.C., including more than 35

First Nations commun-ities annually, and per-forms about 10 per cent of the total number of screening mammograms in B.C. each year.

Earlier this year, our government unveiled a new digital mobile mammography program. While similar to a � lm mammogram in that both use X-rays, the � lm is replaced by solid-state detectors that convert the image to a digit-al one. Digital mam-mograms can be bene-� cial for viewing dense breast tissue, most com-monly found in younger women.

Now that digital mammography has gone

from the ‘emerging’ tech-nology to the ‘standard,’ equipment used in the Screening Mammog-raphy Program is grad-ually being replaced with digital mammography machines as well.

Screening mam-mograms are available for women ages 40 and over, every two years. If you are interested in making a mammogram appointment, you can go online to � nd a clin-ic near you—just vis-it www.screeningbc.ca/breast and look for the ‘Clinic Locator.’ � is will show local health care fa-cilities o� ering mam-mogram services, as well as dates when a mobile unit might be in your community.

� ese programs and technologies are an ex-ample of how we are committed to providing health services and time-ly access to mammog-raphy breast screening to all communities.

Steve � omson is the MLA for Kelowna-Mis-sion. www.stevethomsonmla.bc.ca

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VINCE SEDMAK stands amidst garbage illegally dumped on Pelmewash Park-way. If you see illegal dumping, get a license plate and report it to police.

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When long-time Lake Country resident Vince Sedmak pulled into his regular spot along Pelmewash Park-way to try his luck at � shing last week, the � rst thing he noticed was an ugly pile of garbage thrown down an em-bankment.

A pile of wood, gyprock and insulation was strewn about on a steep bank leading down to Wood Lake, some of it in the water and all of it appearing to be rem-nants of a renovation, where someone had de-cided to use the parkway as a dump as opposed to traveling to the Glen-more land� ll.

“� is is supposed to be the start of our green-way,” said Sedmak on Friday, standing amidst the rubble, which he was going to clean-up himself and take to the dump. “� ey might as well have dumped that in my living room. I’ll grab some of my own stu� and make it a dump run.

“� e worst thing about this is they have all these signs around (warning of � nes) but I don’t know anyone who

with trash thrown about. Each year the region-al district targets Pelme-wash as part of its com-munity clean up project. More recently Dick-ie said he drove Beaver Lake Road and noticed a bunch of garbage along the road. He said he will bring the issue up to see if there are ways the dis-trict could help, maybe with a dumpster located in certain areas.

But for Sedmak, who cleaned up the mess and will likely clean up after people again in the fu-ture, the issue is getting worse and will continue to do so until those who are doing it are properly punished.

“I lose my faith in hu-manity when I see this,” he said. “I know there are a lot of good people around but when you see this it just erases every-thing. � is is every-body’s problem, but most people think it’s some-one else’s job to pick it up.”

If you see illegal dumping, take down a li-cense plate, note any-thing speci� c and report it to the Lake Country RCMP or the District of Lake Country.

has heard of someone being � ned for dump-ing.”

Indeed, just metres from the pile of junk was a sign warning that dumping of trash was il-legal, however Sedmak said he doubted people cared about that and noted he has seen plenty of illegal trash thrown about on Pelmewash and on Beaver Lake Road.

“Until someone gets caught they’re going to keep doing it,” he said.

Catching someone in

the act of illegal dump-ing could be the key to stopping it. According to Lake Country RCMP constable Ryan Putt, po-lice can issue a bylaw ticket with � nes levied going back to the district, or more serious char-ges of mischief, if they are able to prove illegal dumping.

But the key is in wit-ness reports to give po-lice something to go on.

“If we have a suspect and are able to locate them, then we can issue a

ticket,” said Const. Putt. “But we need a suspect. Either police roll up on it or someone calls us or bylaw. We would need a license plate or any iden-tifying marks on the vehicle.”

To get a ticket issued, a witness would have to provide the details for police to prove the charge in court.

Lake Country Coun. Owen Dickie said there is little doubt parts of Pelmewash are a mess and have been for years

Illegal dumping on Pelmewash/Beaver Lake Road

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take your toddlers skat-ing for free at the Win-� eld Arena? Many weekday mornings there is a free skate for Parents and Tots. Adults who

One of the social highlights of the Lake Country Christmas Sea-son is fast approaching, � e Oyama Commun-ity Club’s Annual Turkey Bingo takes place Satur-day Dec. 5.

$5 admission includes 2 cards. One addition-al card with a food bank donation. Addition cards are $1 each. 50/50 Draw and a concession. Doors open at 6:30 and bingo starts at 7 p.m.

PIONEER PARKYou may remember

that the provincial gov-ernment gave us a grant of $35,000 to � nally in-stall a playground in Pi-oneer Park.

Well, it has taken a while due to an incred-ibly busy summer for the Parks and Rec Dept. but we have a proposed de-sign. � e playground will be targeted at ages 0 to 5 years as the school playground is designed

for 6 to 12. It is planned that in-

stallation will take place in the spring of 2016 and be ready for use next summer.

RAIL LINE UPDATEI imagine most people

have heard that rail re-moval has begun on the Okanagan Rail Corri-dor. Work has begun in Kelowna and they are working north.

Removal of the rails

is phase 1 of the pro-ject. � e next phase will be tie removal and clean-up. CN has until the end of 2016 to complete the removal/mitigation work, so it will realistic-ally be 2017 at least be-fore work begins con-structing the trail. In the meantime, use the area at your own risk.

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Illegal dumping on Pelmewash/Beaver Lake Road

An Oyama park is the source of a di� erence of opinions.

Lake Country council has passed a motion ask-ing the Regional District of Central Okanagan to keep Kaloya Region-al Park open year-round, while RDCO insists it already does not shut it down over winter.

“� ey have not changed signage. I intro-duced the motion to try and ensure it becomes policy,” said Owen Dick-ie, a Lake Country coun-cillor.

However, RDCO states that policies have

been reviewed and most regional parks are now open year-round, with limited maintenance and services through the late fall and winter.

“Kaloya is one of those regional parks,” said Bruce Smith, RDCO communications o� cer.

“Reiswig Region-al Park and Okanagan Centre Safe Harbour Regional Park in Lake Country are also now open year-round with re-duced winter services. Kopje Regional Park will remain open until there’s snow, but will close then as the parking lot will

not be plowed.”Dickie says Kaloya is

popular with people who want to walk and enjoy the outdoors at all times of the year.

“It’s a recreational fa-cility and should be open all year-round.”

Dickie says there are other reasons to keep the gate to Kaloya Regional Park open.

“� ere’s no real turn-around space at the end of Trask Road (when the parking lot is o� limits) so snow plows and gar-bage trucks have to back up along Trask and that’s not safe,” he said.

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PELMEWASH PARKWAYAt this time, Pelme-

wash Parkway remains property of the provincial government although negotiations continue between the district and the province.

I did bring forward a motion for the instal-lation of tra� c calm-ing to be included in the

budget this year. As it does not look like we will be getting possession in 2016, it was felt by all of council that any funds for Pelmewash Parkway in the next year should go toward the � nal de-sign of the roadway and paths, so I withdrew the

motion.� e long and short of

this is there will not be tra� c calming (speed bumps/tra� c humps) on Pelmewash Parkway in 2016 and with road re-design, it is unlikely there will ever be a need for them.

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A Lake Country or-chardist has captured top honours on the nation-al stage. David Geen, of Coral Beach Farms, was

recognized for his Sal-ish apples at the Nation-al Apple Competition at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto.

“I congratulate the or-chardists who grew ex-ceptional crops, even with the challenging ear-ly season and hot weath-

er in 2015,” said Fred Steele, B.C. Fruit Grow-ers Association presi-dent.

Geen has one of the

largest cherry growing operations in the Oka-nagan and has one of the larger blocks of Salish apples in the region.

Also participating in the National Apple Competition were An-drew and Penny Gam-bell, of Gambell Farms

in Lake Country.� ey grow Ambrosia,

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Lake Country orchardist awarded at Royal Winter Fair

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A Central Okanagan Regional District board director was given a tem-porary reprieve from fa-cing penalties imposed by board members.

At a special meeting last week, Patty Hanson, Central Okanagan East area director, was to get an opportunity to defend herself against an accus-ation she divulged con-� dential information from an RDCO strategic planning workshop held in May.

But the special meet-ing came to an abrupt end because Hanson did not have her lawyer present.

According to a re-port by board chair Gail Given, despite the work-shop facilitator gaining consensus from those at-tending, including Han-son, that what was said at the workshop would re-main con� dential and Given reminding par-ticipants several times over the two-day work-shop, Hanson subse-quently told Okanagan Film Commissioner Jon Summerland that the board did not see the value of the commission.

In a subsequent letter to RDCO chief admin-istration o� cer Brian Reardon, Summerland said he feared for his livelihood after hearing from Hanson that fund-ing for the commission could be cut in 2016.

Given said the infor-mation Summerland re-layed in his letter about what he said Hanson had told him was not only con� dential but in-correct.

� e special board meeting quickly went in-camera following re-ceipt of a letter from Hanson’s lawyer. When it reopened, Hanson said she wanted her law-yer present. Neither she nor Summerland would speak to media.

No date has been set to reconvene the censure meeting.

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POWWOW…� e Lake Country Native Association held its 2nd Annual Winter Family Gathering Tradition-al Pow Wow Saturday, hosting a cele-bration at the Win� eld Memorial Hall. � e event featured traditional drum-ming, song and dance, arts and crafts and plenty of fun for the entire family. On hand were Lake Country Mayor James Baker and Kelowna-Lake Country’s new MP, Stephen Fuhr. Birch Creek was the host drum group and there was a special presentation by the Lake Country Na-tive Association youth group.

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Why should I have a buyer agent?

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Nichole SorensenAudiologistB.Sc., M.A, RAUD

Are there any new studies showing hearing aids reduce risk of cognitive decline?

Hearing loss is the most common chronic health condition affecting older adults. Despite numerous studies showing the link between hearing loss and the risk of cognitive decline, less than 75% of people with

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I must admit that when I was asked this last week I was stumped! Fortunately my good friend Google had a few ideas.

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We're having a problem with our teenage daughter. She has decided that going to the dentist is something she is frightened about, and we've made two appointments for a regular cleaning which she has missed. Our dentist is not pleased at what he calls 'no shows' and won't book another appointment unless we pay up front. How common is this ridiculous behavior?

Actually, too common if you ask most dentists. Scheduling is a significant chore for our patients and for us. When someone misses an appointment they are preventing another patient from using that time slot. It's a juggling act between regular hygiene visits, treatment visits, and emergencies. We try to accommodate everyone and fortunately the vast majority of patients are simply great. The 'business' issue is that dental offices have a high overhead in doing business. It's nobody's fault, but it is an accumulation of rent, equipment purchases and leases, insurance, supplies, professional fees etc. When one considers the overhead % of a retail store, the average dental office is easily higher. When we schedule an appointment, we commit the chair time and staff resources. If someone doesn't show up, that is lost time forever – not unlike a restaurant with an empty table. That's why your dentist is requesting advance payment. To reduce that, we always remind all patients of an upcoming appointment.

Your daughter has developed dental phobia, which is common in about 30% of the population to some degree. Sometimes it is related to past experiences, or 'war stories' from well-meaning relatives. With modern techniques and medications for pain management there is rarely any substance to the fear. However, fear is irrational – like a fear of heights, fear of swimming etc. Sometimes we'll offer an office tour rather than a formal appointment just to make a patient comfortable. It usually results in the patient overcoming their fear and having their teeth cared for.

Just last year a teenage boy faked his own kidnapping in order to miss his dental visit. When he was 'rescued' from his hiding place, he claimed he had been abducted from a nearby town. He provided a detailed description of the abductor, right down to his scars, tattoos, clothing, and make of car. Composite drawings were created and distributed. The police spent an entire month investigating this 'crime', and only after extensive use of CCTV traffic camera footage did they realize none of it added up. Eventually, the lad admitted he made the whole story up to avoid his dental appointment. His parents are now dealing with an enormously expensive police investigation. At least your daughter didn't claim to be tied up in an abandoned fruit warehouse in the Okanagan Valley! If we can help, bring her in for a tour. It may work!

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� e Canadian Mental Health Association and British Columbia Hock-ey League have teamed up to combat mental ill-ness.

� is month the two organizations launched the partnership, called Talk Today.

Talk Today is based on a model that was used in a partnership between the CMHA and On-

tario Hockey League last year, and it has four main agreements.

� e � rst agreement is that if teams are con-cerned about the men-tal health of a play-er, CMHA guaran-tees to talk to them just like they would for any-one else.

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KEVIN PARNELL

It was eight years ago when life as Lisa Wat-son knew it o� cially changed.

A � rst-time moth-er, Lisa’s son Brett was three-years-old when she began to notice some di� erences in the way he was developing, com-pared to other children she was around.

“He had a lot of sep-aration anxiety, a lot of anxiety regarding new situations and changes to

routine,” said Lisa. “He didn’t make great

eye contact, his speech was delayed and some-thing that we noticed was he was quite fascin-ated by lights and fans, mores than other kids.”

Brett was in pre-school in Kelowna at the time and teachers in the classroom noticed some red-� ags in his behav-iour.

Brett and his par-ents were referred to the Child Develop-ment Centre, where he

was eventually diagnosed with profound autism.

“At that time autism wasn’t as well known so I didn’t have anything to relate it to,” said Lisa. “I didn’t know anyone who had a child with autism.

“It’s more recognized now, I’d say most people are aware of it.”

In the eight years since his diagnosis, Lisa has become acutely aware of the disorder and how it will limit her son as he grows older.

She knows he will

never drive and will never live independently. Today, Brett isn’t your typical 11-year-old, even though he might look it.

“It’s tough now as he’s getting older,” she said. “To look at him, he looks like an 11-year-old kid but he’s not cognitively an 11-year-old.

“I’m starting to get more looks when I do certain things. I have to take him with me into the woman’s bathroom if there is no family bath-room and you feel like you have to explain your-self.”

Brett is anything but a typical kid. While neu-ro-typical kids are ad-vancing to � st-bumps and high-� ves and head-ing into the too-cool-for-school years, Brett still loves to be tickled.

In school, he was held back a year before he started Kingergarten.

Now in his Grade 5 class, Brett works on an individualized educa-tion plan towards a com-pletion certi� cate, once he completes 12 years of school.

But he also continues to make improvements.

“He’s de� nitely made gains, his language has progressed,” she said.

“As parent you always want them to succeed and make bigger gains. It’s hard. Sometimes you just want to be a parent.

“You don’t want to be their behaviourist or a teacher, you just want to do fun stu� that you would do with a regu-lar kid.”

And now, thanks to a relatively new program in Kelowna, parents of children with autism are getting a chance to watch their kids take part in sports activities as opposed to being right at their side.

� e Canucks Autism Network (CAN) has es-tablished itself in Kelow-na and will begin regis-tration on Monday for a series of programs in-cluding skating, soccer, basketball, � tness and more.

CAN has 15 sta�

members in Kelowna who work directly with the participants who sign up.

Kayla Ungaro is the regional coordinator for the Canucks Autism Network in Kelowna.

“What’s really unique about CAN programs is the amount of support we provide and the min-imal cost to participate,” said Ungaro.

“We provide individ-ualized, one-to-one sup-port in an environment that is adapted to meet the needs of each partici-pant while encouraging social interaction be-tween participants.

“Parents can sign their child up for only $25 a year, which makes it ac-cessible for all families with children on the autism spectrum.

“We want to provide every individual with autism with the oppor-tunity to access programs that allow them to be ac-

tive, learn new skills and make friends, often for the � rst time.”

For Lisa Watson and her son Brett, taking part in the CAN program for the � rst time last year was a welcome respite from her daily struggles.

She watched from the sidelines as Brett re-ceived one-on-one help from an instructor.

“It was nice, I could just sit there on the bleachers and watch him and sit and chat with the other parents as opposed to having to be right there monitoring him,” she said.

“He’s really athletic. He needs that physical outlet. It helps him regu-late himself and makes him calmer.”

So while CAN pro-vides an athletic outlet, Lisa has also taken mat-ters into her own hands and is trying to help other parents who have children with autism.

She is the regional co-ordinator for the Interior for the Autism Society of B.C. and holds regular support meetings as par-ents get together to share stories and information.

“Parents need to reach out to each other because you can’t do this alone,” she said.

“You need someone to talk to. It’s very im-portant. If I didn’t have the people in my support network I would have cracked a long time ago.

“Being able to talk to parents about simple things it’s nice because they get it.”

For information on upcoming support meet-ings for parents of chil-dren with autism, you can email Lisa Watson at [email protected]

To register for the Canucks Autism Net-work in Kelowna go to canucksautism.ca/join.

One-on-one support for local children with autism

CONTRIBUTED

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PUSH TO FINISH…Lake Country Rotarian Monika Jatel works on the inside walls of the Lake Country Food Bank on the weekend as the � nal push is on to complete the new struc-ture. � e Rotary Club of Lake Country held a work party on Saturday to install the inside walls and continue moving to-ward completion of the com-munity project. It’s expected to be complete early in the new year while the old Lake Coun-try Food Bank will still be in use during this Christmas hamper season.


•LAKE COUNTRY SENIORS CENTRE - 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Rd., Christmas Dinner Dec. 15 12 noon. Tickets now on sale, $14. All tickets presold. Dinner, door prizes, merchant donation door prizes & 50/50. For info: 250-766-4220 or Dorothy 250-766-4568.•LAKE COUNTRY SENIORS CENTRE - 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road Ballroom Dancing class on Wednesdays 6-8pm. Call 250-766-4220 for more info•COMMUNITY HALL ASSOC. OF OKANAGAN CENTRE - Annual Christmas dinner and dance - Friday 11th December. Tickets $25 cash or cheque only from INTRIGUE WINERY. www.okanagancentre.net•ROYAL LEPAGE - Kelowna/Lake Country’s Annual Christmas Wish Tree! Starts Nov.9 to Dec. 21. Bring a wrapped/unwrapped gift & help make a child’s Christmas wish come true! We also have a collection box in support of the Lake Country Food Bank. Located in Lake Country Place Mall. For info please call Barb or Olivia @ 250-766-3300.•LC SENIORS BUS SCHEDULE - Sat, Nov. 28 Vernon Halina Centre breakfast, shopping. To reserve seat on bus phone Marg 250-766-3227 or Marian 250-861-4131.•OYAMA LIBRARY - CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS Pyjama Storytime Oct. 8 to Dec. 10. Every 2nd & last Thursday of the month 7pm. Wear your PJ’s, bring a stuffy & join in the stories, songs, rhymes & fun before going to bed. Drop-in, it’s free!•LEGO BUILDERS CLUB - Tuesdays & Thursdays. Drop in. See branch for information. LEGO available for 6 - 12 year olds. MEGA Blocks available for the younger crowd. Parents or caregivers must be present.•ADULT BOOK CLUB - Join Rita on the first Tues. of each month at 7pm for a lively discussion of each month’s title. Copies of each title will be available in the library. Dec.1 - Guernsey Literary & Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer.•LAKE COUNTRY SENIOR CENTRE - 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road is open Mon.-Fri. 10am-2pm to answer questions about seniors’ issues. We are in need of volunteers to do odd jobs. Fall session on all groups have started; stop by for an events schedule. Our next event: Prime Time is held on the first & third Monday of the month - call Joanne at 250-766-0667. Have a plaque installed on the Memorial Wall for $20. This is a great place to share with loved ones. Call 250-766-4220 or Dorothy at 250-766-4568.•BRING BALANCE BACK INTO YOUR LIFE. - Taoist Tai Chi® at the Oyama Community Hall at 6:30pm. For further info call Shirley at 250-548-3254.•THE LAKE COUNTRY LIBRARY & OYAMA LIBRARY - Knitting circles beginning in Sept. The Oyama branch at 15718 Oyama Road will have its knitting circle each Tuesday night from 6 pm-7 pm, beginning Sept. 15. The Lake Country branch in the Municipal Hall at #2-10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road will hold its circle on Wednesday evenings from 6:30pm-8pm Both knitting circles are free, drop-in, & open to any age and skill level; bring your yarn, needles & whatever project you are working on.•LAKE COUNTRY SENIORS BUFFET - 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road. Meals $9. Take home meals $7 & freezer meals will be $5. When available don’t forget about the 2 free meals.•WINFIELD AUXILIARY CRIBBAGE - 3rd Sun., every month. Registration @ 9AM, Game starts @ 10AM sharp. $26 per team, includes a light lunch. Contact 250-878-2834 for more information.•BADMINTON - Fridays 9:30-11:30 Oyama Hall. Drop-in $2.50. Great exercise & fun for all. Contact Rob. 766-3034•OYAMA LEGION BRANCH 189 - Meat draw every Sat., at 2pm.•BETTER AT HOME - is a program to help seniors live in their own homes longer by providing non-medical support services including transportation, grocery shopping, yard work, light housekeeping & friendly visits. LC Health Planning Society is coordinating these services for seniors 65 years+. Please call 778-215-5247 for more info, or if you are able to help seniors in your community by volunteering.•LC FOOD BANK THRIFT STORE - 3250 Berry Rd. Winter hours starting Sept. 15: open Tues., Wed., Thurs. 11am-4pm. All proceeds go to the Lake Country Food Bank., & run by our friendly volunteers. 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Please see Phyllis MacPherson directly at the Food Bank located in the rear of the Boys & Girls Club, 3130 Berry Rd. on any of the days noted.•CRIBBAGE - Friday evenings starting 7pm at the Seniors’ Activity Centre. Playing 8 games with a chance of winning $12, $10, or $8. Socialize & enjoy an evening out with fun and play. Serving coffee, drinks & goodies for only $2.50. •WINFIELD UNITED CHURCH THRIFT SHOP - (3751 Woodsdale Road.), is open from Tues. to Sat., 10am to 2pm for shopping & donation drop-off. Call 250-766-3387 for info regarding appropriate donations.•LC LINE DANCERS - Tuesdays, 1:30pm & Thursdays, 9:30am in the Seniors’ Centre. Beginners always welcome. Joy, 250-766-0850.•SOCIAL BRIDGE - Tuesdays, 7pm at the Seniors’ Centre. New players welcome. Eunice, 250-766-3982. •THE COUNCIL OF SENIOR CITIZENS ORGANIZATIONS - (COSCO) is an advocacy group devoted to improving “The Quality of Life” for all seniors. 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aise with players with the goal of every team even-tually having its own mental health ambas-sador.

� e agreement will also provide a game day for CMHA and men-tal health where they can talk about mental health at the arena, fundraise and host other activities.

� e � nal agreement is the one Candace Gies-

brecht, director of com-munity engagement and fundraising for CMHA Kelowna, is most excit-ed about.

“� e fourth part is training, and the training happens in two parts,” Giesbrecht explained, “one with the players, and one with the families and billet families.

“We’ll just talk to them about the signs and symptoms of men-tal illness, and when they

should be worried. “What’s the di� er-

ence between the normal ups and downs of life and being a teenager, and when is it something to be worried about?

“And then how do you have a conversation and open that up.

“It doesn’t train people to be counsellors, but just to be able to recog-nize and understand that sometimes something as simple as a conversa-

tion can open the door to people getting the help they need.”

Myles Mattila is a for-ward for the Okanagan Rockets of the British Columbia Major Midget League. He has been an advocate for men-tal health awareness in sports, particularly hock-ey, for several years.

“I think it’s great for hockey players because there is a lot of stress for players, coaches and par-

ents,” Mattila said. “Get-ting traded from B.C. to Quebec, for example, and the other person has to come from Que-bec to the BCHL, can be di� cult. I think it’s great when someone from across Canada gets to come to the BCHL and can rely on some-thing like Talk Today, because it can be di� cult for players to get used to new teams and new bil-let families.”

� e program also lets players open up about mental illness and learn to recognize the signs in teammates.

Although Talk To-day was just recent-ly launched, CMHA Kelowna has already met with the coach and chaplain for their local BCHL team, the West Kelowna Warriors, to begin working on the four aspects of the agree-ment.

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Yard waste collection ends this month for the winter

Bi- weekly fall yard waste pickup ends Monday, November 30th. That’s the last day in the Central Okanagan for the curbside yard waste pickup program until collection resumes again March 1st, 2016. To determine your yard waste collection week, please refer to the Living Greener Calendar, download the my-waste app, or visit regionaldistrict.com/recycle. District of Lake Country’s sports fields are now CLOSED for the season

Over the winter, District crews inspect sports fields to determine what repairs are required and perform annual general maintenance. Field closures are necessary and help maintain the quality of turf for the best possible playing conditions once spring arrives.

Lake Country: Origins in Time and Place The Lake Country Museum and Archives and the Lake Country Heritage and Cultural Society have published a set of local history resources for Lake Country’s schools. The publication, Lake Country: Origins in Time and Place, includes a student book of fifteen stories about our community’s history, a Teacher's Guide of suggested lesson plans, and a DVD of digital images. The lesson plans and student activities include materials that highlight the people and events that are significant to our local community.

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Building Inspector II OR Plan Checker/Building Inspector I The Community Services Department is seeking either a Building Inspector II OR a Plan Checker/Building Inspector I to join their team on a full-time, permanent basis. The Position and pay grade will be dependent upon the successful candidate’s qualifications. The position is responsible for directing compliance with the B.C. Building and Plumbing Codes & District Bylaws, by examining and checking construction and site plans, conducting field inspections, and meeting with members of the public for the purpose of promoting good construction and development in the District of Lake Country and, where necessary, takes appropriate action on enforcement of codes, acts and bylaws. For a detailed job description, and more information about Lake Country please visit the District’s website at www.lakecountry.bc.ca. Applications will be received until 4:00 pm on December 2, 2015 Please submit your cover letter and resume to:

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E-mail: [email protected] We thank all applicants for their interest, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

PUBLIC ART CALL: LAKE COUNTRY GREETING CARDS The Lake Country Public art Commission is inviting Lake Country artists to submit artworks for the 2015 Christmas card and Thank You cards.

Each year Christmas cards are sent by the Lake Country Mayor and staff to various other municipalities and correspondents; while Thank You cards are used throughout the year. An artwork from the submissions will be selected to be printed on these greeting cards.

Any type of painting, photography, or other medium can be used. The image can be of a subject of your choice, but if a landscape is used, it should be a Lake Country scene.

This project is open to Lake Country artists. An artist may submit more than one image.

Submit a digital version of your painting to the Public Art Commission by sending it to Sharon McCoubrey, Chairperson at [email protected]. You can also deliver photographs of the artwork to the Municipal Hall at 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Rd.

The chosen image will be purchased by the municipality to become part of its permanent collection. A maximum amount is designated for this acquisition.

Deadline: submit by 4:00 p.m. December 7, 2015

The Board of Variance has received an application from the registered owner of the property noted below seeking to vary Section 7.13 – Hillside Sight Lines provisions of Zoning Bylaw 561 to build a residence roughly 1.65 m (5’-5”) higher than permitted. File Number: BOV2015-001 Roll Number: 02121.030 Applicant: Kyle & Amy Kofoed Civic Address: 9112 Heritage Drive Legal Description: Lot 11 Sect. 4, Twp. 20, ODYD Plan EPP44213 The Board of Variance will meet to consider this application on Thursday, December 10, 2015 at 7:00 p.m. at the District of Lake Country Municipal Hall (Winfield Room), 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road, Lake Country, BC V4V 2M1. Affected property owners may comment at the hearing or provide written comments prior to the meeting by submitting them by regular mail, email to [email protected] or via fax at 250 766 2903. For additional information contact Reyna Seabrook, Corporate Services Manager.

BOARD OF VARIANCE

Documents

Lake Country Calendar, November 25, 2015