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B.C. politicscolumnist Tom Fletcher reviews updated version of book: Tax Me, I’m Canadian, a good refresher course for all of us on the realities of our system................................4

Divining waterA project is underway to locate wetlands in the Okanagan Valley and discover whether people value them, and in what ways...................................2

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GOLFERS Evie and Larry Babcock (left) and Dorothy and Rob Bombay head for what will likely be their � nal round at the Aspen Grove Golf Course, set to close forever on Dec. 24.

▼ ASPEN GROVE

Final days for ‘lovely little golf course’

KEVIN PARNELL

When the Kelow-na golf foursome of Babcock and Bombay pulled into the parking lot of Aspen Grove Golf Course in Lake Country last week, little did they know it would likely be the last time they played one of their favourite courses.

� ere wasn’t another soul on the course or in the restaurant and the foursome would have the nine hole track all to themselves in what would go down as one of the � nal rounds played at Aspen Grove.

� e par three course which will eventual-ly be turned into playing � elds for both George Elliot secondary as well as a new junior-middle school that will be built next to Lake Country’s high school.

“� at’s too bad,” said Larry Babcock when told of the impending closure of the course. “It’s a lovely little golf course. It’s � at, it’s short, there is a great restaurant. It’s a great place to play.”

� e thoughts echoed those of Lake Country

date existing and pro-jected enrolment growth in Lake Country, a grade 7-8 middle school pro-gram is being created at George Elliot Second-ary School starting Sep-tember 2014. A six class-room portable annex is being constructed on-site to accommodate the grade 7 students next year.

It will mean the end of the golf course, restau-rant and meeting rooms at Aspen Grove which is now slated to be closed for good Dec. 24. Near-ly 30 employees have re-ceived notice they will be laid o� before Christmas this year.

“Working here has been a wonderful experi-ence and (the owner) is a great guy to work for,” said Cheranda Schulz. “I totally understand where (the sale) is coming from. I don’t know what kind of impact it’s going to have on Lake Coun-try. But I see it as be-ing a good thing for chil-dren and it will hopefully bring more opportunities to broaden kids learning experiences.”

A new middle school in Lake Coun-try is the fourth prior-ity in the Central Oka-nagan School District’s 5-Year Capital Plan. � e construction of the new school is dependent on funding support from the Ministry of Educa-

golfers who will lose the area’s only course with the sale of Aspen Grove to the Central Oka-nagan School District. � e � nal condition of the sale was removed last week when the Agricul-ture Land Commission approved an application by the two parties to al-low for non-farm use of the golf course, which had remained protect-ed under the Agriculture Land Reserve.

In order to accommo-

Agriculture Land Commission has approved the sale of the Aspen Grove golf course to the Central Okanagan School District.

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Wetlands are more than a haven for mosquitoes or a place to dump worn-out tires.

� ey have value in the biodiversity they o� er, but they also provide economic returns such as in � ltering runo� , alleviating � ood-ing, recharging under-ground aquifers, control-ling erosion and managing stormwater.

� ey’re home to such spe-cies at risk as painted tur-tles, great basin spadefoot toad, tiger salamander and yellow-breasted chat.

You’ will be asked in the coming weeks to list wet-lands you know and de-scribe how you value them as part of the Okanagan Wetlands Strategy.

JUDIE STEEVES

In a sense, we’re all guilty of destroy-ing wetlands, habitat

for a myriad of often-en-dangered species in the Okanagan.

After all, Kelowna’s downtown area used to be all wetlands, as did much of the property for miles around Mis-

sion Creek, where the land is now farmed and the creek has been chan-nelled away in a ditch to prevent it from inun-dating acres of land dur-ing its peak runo� each spring.

“In the historical con-text, this city was built

▼ HABITAT

Preserving Central Okanagan wetlands: Why should we bother? on the destruction of lo-

cal wetlands,” points out Nelson Jatel, water stew-ardship director for the Okanagan Basin Water Board, who has lived in the valley for most of his life. “We collectively share in the guilt.”

He’s project man-ager for the � rst phase of the Okanagan Wet-lands Strategy, a collab-oration of the OBWB, B.C. Wildlife Federation and Central Okanagan Regional District, each of which will contribute in-kind work toward the project.

Jatel notes that we all are bene� ciaries of chan-nelizing and damming projects of the 1940s and 1950s in the Oka-nagan Valley; projects that changed the face of the valley in the past 200 years or so.

“Hopefully this pro-ject will capture some of the history and alert people to the importance of what’s remaining,” he added.

He’s excited about the project which he sees as ‘putting our house in or-der,’ and putting wet-lands on people’s radar.

It’s a role he sees as very � tting for the OBWB, bringing re-sources and people together to create a ware-house of comprehensive information about wet-lands.

Because the Oka-nagan has such a dry cli-mate, wetlands are home to many species at risk, from tiger salamanders to painted turtles and various bird species.

� e idea will be to pull information from all sources, including indi-viduals, to locate as many

Project underway to locate remaining wetlands throughout the Okanagan

SEE WETLANDS A3

WETLANDS FROM A2

JUDIE STEEVES/BLACK PRESS

NELSON JATEL, water stewardship director for the Okanagan Basin Water Board and project manager of the Okanagan Wetlands Strategy.

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tion and it’s expected to be at least � ve years be-fore any new school is built.

In the meantime as the � nal golfers made their way toward the Aspen Grove Golf Course, it was the begin-ning of the end of an era

in Lake Country.“Everything is great

around this place,” said Babcock, who with his wife and friends regu-larly made the trip to Lake Country to play the course. It’s a friendly place...a little jewel and there aren’t many left.”

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One less 9-hole course in the Valley when 2013 golf season is doneASPEN GROVE FROM A1

RETURN VISIT…� e Scarecrow Ladies will return on Oct. 31, Halloween night, for their annual food donation drive around Meadowbrook Es-tates in support of the Lake Country Food Bank. � e pair of Lake Country seniors behind this campaign request their names be withheld so the focus remains on the seniors and children that need the help of the food bank. Donations can also be dropped o� at 157720 Commonwealth Rd.

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on the destruction of lo-cal wetlands,” points out Nelson Jatel, water stew-ardship director for the Okanagan Basin Water Board, who has lived in the valley for most of his life. “We collectively share in the guilt.”








wetlands as possible and to get a feeling for how people view wetlands; whether they value them, and if so, in what ways.

� e data will all be in-tegrated in a map with many layers for the whole Okanagan and Similkameen Valleys, so it will be a map that re-� ects the di� erent lens-es of the di� erent people who value wetlands—or not.

Involved in a technical advisory capacity are the City of Kelowna, Ducks Unlimited, the South Okanagan Similkameen Conservation Program, the Okanagan Collab-orative Conservation Program, North Oka-nagan Regional Dis-trict, Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Re-source Operations, En-vironment Canada, the Okanagan Nation Al-liance, Okanagan Col-lege, and the Ministry of Agriculture.

Armed with an En-vironment Can-ada Sustainable Eco-systems Program grant of $35,000, the $64,800 project is now in the col-lecting-information stage, a task that’s been contracted to Ecoscape Environmental Consult-ants, led by senior aqua-tic biologist Kyle Hawes, one of its principals.

He points out that 85 per cent of wildlife use wetlands directly or in-directly, so they’re critic-al habitat, particularly in the Okanagan, which is home to many rare and endangered species.

As well, they have spiritual values to First Nations people and es-thetic values to many other people, as serene places to enjoy nature, for education and for recrea-

tion.In addition to pro-

viding biodiversity and habitat for species at risk, wetlands are import-ant tools in � ood control. “� ey act like a sponge to hold back water; to al-low it to spill over into riparian areas and release it slowly,” he explained. � ey also help recharge groundwater resources.

Wetlands remove ex-cess nutrients and purify water. In fact, engineers today construct wetlands speci� cally to � lter run-o� and storm water.

� ey’re also important in erosion control.

More than 85 per cent of the Okanagan’s wet-land and natural ripar-ian habitat has been lost, most � lled in for de-velopment of one sort or another—and the loss continues, although it’s slowed, says Hawes.

Wetlands are at risk from vineyard and other

agricultural development and activities, cattle graz-ing, improper drainage management, road con-struction and hazard tree removal in addition to development.

Contamination and invasive species threat-en their health. Cli-mate change will like-ly alter wetland habitats, and with development of other sorts, fragmenta-tion can reduce their ef-fectiveness.

And then there’s recreation, particular-ly an activity known as mud-bogging, which in-volves intentionally de-stroying wetlands, just for the fun of it.

Margaret Bakelaar, environmental/land use planner for the region-al district, says they have Sensitive Habi-tat and Inventory Maps or SHIM, Wetland In-ventory and Mapping or WIM and Foreshore

sInventory Mapping or FIM and worked with a student from UBCO to do baseline maps of wet-lands, but this project will compile information from around the valley.

� e regional dis-trict had planned to hold public workshops on wetlands, but found the BCWF was planning to do the same thing, so the collaboration was born.

“We want to know where the priority wet-lands are and where they’re under pressure from development,” she explained.

“� e more informa-tion we have, the bet-ter. It provides valu-able guidance for deci-sion-making,” she added.

Once wetlands have been identi� ed there can be a focus on steward-ship, she noted. � ere are lots of non-government agencies out there inter-ested in restoration or

protection of wetlands, she added.

Protection is a prior-ity over restoration, she noted.

� ere are other tools such as covenants through land trusts to protect sensitive natural features, she said.

� e BCWF has had a wetlands program since 1996 and is the only group to hold onto the Wetlandkeepers pro-gram, which was adopt-ed by the organization, explains Neil Fletcher, wetlands education pro-gram coordinator.

It has projects going on around the province to help communities re-store wetland habitat, en-hance and conserve wet-lands, and had planned to get involved in some work in the Okanagan when Fletcher discov-ered other projects were getting underway.

“We didn’t want to re-invent the wheel, so we collaborated,” he ex-plained.

� e aim is to en-gage more � sh and game clubs to get involved in projects conserving wet-lands.

“� ere’s a huge base of volunteers there,” he commented.

� e BCWF Wetlands Education Program has the support of Wild-life Habitat Canada, the Real Estate Foundation of B.C. and Shell Can-ada.

Once Ecoscape com-pletes the outreach por-tion of the project and collates the results of the data gathering process, there’ll be a clearer idea of what now exists in the valley, he noted, and from there, priorities can be set so volunteers in-terested in a � eld project

know where they should begin.

Project underwayEcoscape sta� have

been collecting data from a variety of sources so they can consolidate the information that’s al-ready been gathered by other agencies, and is or-ganizing meetings with the public, First Nations, � sh and game clubs and naturalists’ organizations.

� ey’ll be asking people to list wetlands they’re aware of and de-scribe the sort of wet-land it is: whether there’s open water; whether it’s swamp, marsh, fen or bog and what types of vegetation there is.

Wildlife observations are also important, from animals to birds and in-sects.

� e potential risks to each wetland are also im-portant, noted Hawes.

� at information will be gathered together in a single document with as-sessments of what every-one has had to say, in-cluding their comments on the importance of wetlands to them and what qualities matter the most.

From that, a list of priority wetlands will emerge.

Taking action to pro-tect, enhance or restore wetlands would be part of a next phase of the project.

To contribute your knowledge and valuation of wetlands, go to: sur-veymonkey.com/s/oka-nagan_wetlands_strat-egy_phase1.

A public meeting has tentatively been set for the end of November at a location yet to be de-termined.

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Project underway to locate remaining wetlands throughout the OkanaganWETLANDS FROM A2


AQUATIC biologist Kyle Hawes, of Ecoscape Environmental Consultants in Kelowna, says the wetland behind him is a healthy one, with an uneven edge, some open water, varied aquatic, wetland and upland plants and a variety of bird.

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tion and it’s expected to be at least � ve years be-fore any new school is built.

In the meantime as the � nal golfers made their way toward the Aspen Grove Golf Course, it was the begin-ning of the end of an era

in Lake Country.“Everything is great

around this place,” said Babcock, who with his wife and friends regu-larly made the trip to Lake Country to play the course. It’s a friendly place...a little jewel and there aren’t many left.”

[email protected]

One less 9-hole course in the Valley when 2013 golf season is doneASPEN GROVE FROM A1

RETURN VISIT…� e Scarecrow Ladies will return on Oct. 31, Halloween night, for their annual food donation drive around Meadowbrook Es-tates in support of the Lake Country Food Bank. � e pair of Lake Country seniors behind this campaign request their names be withheld so the focus remains on the seniors and children that need the help of the food bank. Donations can also be dropped o� at 157720 Commonwealth Rd.

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on the destruction of lo-cal wetlands,” points out Nelson Jatel, water stew-ardship director for the Okanagan Basin Water Board, who has lived in the valley for most of his life. “We collectively share in the guilt.”








wetlands as possible and to get a feeling for how people view wetlands; whether they value them, and if so, in what ways.

� e data will all be in-tegrated in a map with many layers for the whole Okanagan and Similkameen Valleys, so it will be a map that re-� ects the di� erent lens-es of the di� erent people who value wetlands—or not.

Involved in a technical advisory capacity are the City of Kelowna, Ducks Unlimited, the South Okanagan Similkameen Conservation Program, the Okanagan Collab-orative Conservation Program, North Oka-nagan Regional Dis-trict, Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Re-source Operations, En-vironment Canada, the Okanagan Nation Al-liance, Okanagan Col-lege, and the Ministry of Agriculture.

Armed with an En-vironment Can-ada Sustainable Eco-systems Program grant of $35,000, the $64,800 project is now in the col-lecting-information stage, a task that’s been contracted to Ecoscape Environmental Consult-ants, led by senior aqua-tic biologist Kyle Hawes, one of its principals.

He points out that 85 per cent of wildlife use wetlands directly or in-directly, so they’re critic-al habitat, particularly in the Okanagan, which is home to many rare and endangered species.

As well, they have spiritual values to First Nations people and es-thetic values to many other people, as serene places to enjoy nature, for education and for recrea-

tion.In addition to pro-

viding biodiversity and habitat for species at risk, wetlands are import-ant tools in � ood control. “� ey act like a sponge to hold back water; to al-low it to spill over into riparian areas and release it slowly,” he explained. � ey also help recharge groundwater resources.

Wetlands remove ex-cess nutrients and purify water. In fact, engineers today construct wetlands speci� cally to � lter run-o� and storm water.

� ey’re also important in erosion control.

More than 85 per cent of the Okanagan’s wet-land and natural ripar-ian habitat has been lost, most � lled in for de-velopment of one sort or another—and the loss continues, although it’s slowed, says Hawes.

Wetlands are at risk from vineyard and other

agricultural development and activities, cattle graz-ing, improper drainage management, road con-struction and hazard tree removal in addition to development.

Contamination and invasive species threat-en their health. Cli-mate change will like-ly alter wetland habitats, and with development of other sorts, fragmenta-tion can reduce their ef-fectiveness.

And then there’s recreation, particular-ly an activity known as mud-bogging, which in-volves intentionally de-stroying wetlands, just for the fun of it.

Margaret Bakelaar, environmental/land use planner for the region-al district, says they have Sensitive Habi-tat and Inventory Maps or SHIM, Wetland In-ventory and Mapping or WIM and Foreshore

sInventory Mapping or FIM and worked with a student from UBCO to do baseline maps of wet-lands, but this project will compile information from around the valley.

� e regional dis-trict had planned to hold public workshops on wetlands, but found the BCWF was planning to do the same thing, so the collaboration was born.

“We want to know where the priority wet-lands are and where they’re under pressure from development,” she explained.

“� e more informa-tion we have, the bet-ter. It provides valu-able guidance for deci-sion-making,” she added.

Once wetlands have been identi� ed there can be a focus on steward-ship, she noted. � ere are lots of non-government agencies out there inter-ested in restoration or

protection of wetlands, she added.

Protection is a prior-ity over restoration, she noted.

� ere are other tools such as covenants through land trusts to protect sensitive natural features, she said.

� e BCWF has had a wetlands program since 1996 and is the only group to hold onto the Wetlandkeepers pro-gram, which was adopt-ed by the organization, explains Neil Fletcher, wetlands education pro-gram coordinator.

It has projects going on around the province to help communities re-store wetland habitat, en-hance and conserve wet-lands, and had planned to get involved in some work in the Okanagan when Fletcher discov-ered other projects were getting underway.

“We didn’t want to re-invent the wheel, so we collaborated,” he ex-plained.

� e aim is to en-gage more � sh and game clubs to get involved in projects conserving wet-lands.

“� ere’s a huge base of volunteers there,” he commented.

� e BCWF Wetlands Education Program has the support of Wild-life Habitat Canada, the Real Estate Foundation of B.C. and Shell Can-ada.

Once Ecoscape com-pletes the outreach por-tion of the project and collates the results of the data gathering process, there’ll be a clearer idea of what now exists in the valley, he noted, and from there, priorities can be set so volunteers in-terested in a � eld project

know where they should begin.

Project underwayEcoscape sta� have

been collecting data from a variety of sources so they can consolidate the information that’s al-ready been gathered by other agencies, and is or-ganizing meetings with the public, First Nations, � sh and game clubs and naturalists’ organizations.

� ey’ll be asking people to list wetlands they’re aware of and de-scribe the sort of wet-land it is: whether there’s open water; whether it’s swamp, marsh, fen or bog and what types of vegetation there is.

Wildlife observations are also important, from animals to birds and in-sects.

� e potential risks to each wetland are also im-portant, noted Hawes.

� at information will be gathered together in a single document with as-sessments of what every-one has had to say, in-cluding their comments on the importance of wetlands to them and what qualities matter the most.

From that, a list of priority wetlands will emerge.

Taking action to pro-tect, enhance or restore wetlands would be part of a next phase of the project.

To contribute your knowledge and valuation of wetlands, go to: sur-veymonkey.com/s/oka-nagan_wetlands_strat-egy_phase1.

A public meeting has tentatively been set for the end of November at a location yet to be de-termined.

[email protected]

Project underway to locate remaining wetlands throughout the OkanaganWETLANDS FROM A2


AQUATIC biologist Kyle Hawes, of Ecoscape Environmental Consultants in Kelowna, says the wetland behind him is a healthy one, with an uneven edge, some open water, varied aquatic, wetland and upland plants and a variety of bird.


When I was about 10, my mother told me that my father had almost married someone else.

He had studied theol-ogy with the intention of going to India as a mis-sionary. His parents had

been missionaries there. He had been born there. He loved the country and its people.

But when he asked the woman if she would

marry him, she said, in e� ect, “Not if I have to live in India.”

Faced with a choice between two loves, my father chose India. Where he met my mother. And where, sev-eral years later, I was born.

I remember, when my mother told me about this, wondering who I would have been if Dad had chosen to stay in Canada to marry the woman he � rst pro-posed to.

I might even (imagine the horror felt by a small boy) have been a girl!

At 10, it didn’t occur to me that I—what-ever I am—would not have been anything at all. � ey might not have had any children. And even if they had children, that small boy born in India

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on in our communityVICTORIA – With

the B.C. and federal gov-ernments once again struggling to climb out of deep operating de� -cits, it’s a good time for the release of Mark Mil-ke’s book Tax Me, I’m Canadian.

An update of the same title published 12 years ago, the book retains the history of taxes in Can-ada, detailing how Can-ada’s tax system was in-itially built to mimic the United States system in the late 19th century.

Beyond the history, it is mostly new material. Included are chapters on the global meltdown of 2009, the surge of pen-sion liabilities as the baby boomers retire and the � awed logic behind the “Occupy” and “Idle No More” protests.

Some readers will im-mediately note that Mil-ke works for the Fras-er Institute and was pre-viously B.C. director of the Canadian Taxpayers’ Federation. But the book is not just an argument for cutting taxes. It also

dismantles persistent myths that income taxes are illegal, and launches a broadside on what Milke calls “Canada’s corporate welfare carnival.”

Many people will be able to identify some top names in the gov-ernment subsidy game: Bombardier, Gener-al Motors, even poor old Rolls Royce Canada. Some will also be well aware that our suppos-edly tight-� sted Con-servative federal govern-ment has continued to pour out “regional de-velopment” and other funds to every part of the country.

But I did not know that Industry Canada grants were handed out to pizza parlours (in-cluding the remote piz-za-starved village of Kamloops), or to help open gas stations or con-venience stores in Ke-lowna, Vernon and Chilliwack.

Milke makes a useful point for B.C. about roy-alty rates for timber, nat-ural gas and other re-sources. � ey are re-source rents, and if they are too high the tenants will move out. Reducing them isn’t a subsidy, es-pecially if it leads to big revenue gains as B.C.’s unconventional shale gas incentives have done.

On the Occupy move-ment: � e infamous “one per cent,” who in Canada earn $250,000 a year or more, earned 10 per cent of all income and paid 20 per cent of all taxes in 2010. � e bottom 73 per cent of tax � lers paid just 17 per cent of all taxes. About a third paid no tax at all.

On Idle No More:

When Attawapis-kat Chief Teresa Spen-ce played to the Ot-tawa media with her soup strike, former Lib-eral leader Bob Rae sug-gested a nearby diamond mine should share more revenue.

Milke omits the sub-stantial support and em-ployment that mine pro-vides, and glosses over the misguided blockades that disrupted that and other job-creating enter-prises. But he does detail the disastrous e� ects of passive resource wealth bestowed on impover-ished aboriginal com-munities, and contrasts it with the success stor-ies of reserves that build their own enterprises through hard work.

On public sector pen-sions: Milke notes that historically, public em-ployees traded high-er wages for better bene-� ts and job security. Now their wages are general-ly higher, and taxpayers have to cover their per-sonal pension contri-butions (as a portion of

those wages) as well as the employer contribu-tions, plus the “de� ned bene� t” payout, which has to be subsidized far beyond what the pension fund can support.

On the debt-� nanced welfare state, there are memorable observations, like this one: “For the re-cord, the generous Que-bec welfare state and its ostensibly more progres-sive model are paid for in part with the taxes of other Canadians; Que-bec is merely the North American equivalent of Greece.”

� e recent B.C. polit-ical crisis over adoption of the harmonized sales tax showed that there is too much emotion and too little knowledge about how taxes work. � is book is a step to-wards addressing that.

Tom Fletcher is legisla-ture reporter and colum-nist for Black Press and BCLocalNews.com.

Twitter:@tom� etcherbct� [email protected]

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Who would I be if I wasn’t me?

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Life and FaithJim Taylor

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TAYLOR FROM A4SEE TAYLOR A5

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would not have been one of them.

But at 10, I thought of myself as somehow ex-isting separately from the body I happened to in-habit.

Of course, at the time I knew nothing of sperm and ova, let alone of DNA. I simply sensed that I was there, and had presumably always been there, hovering some-where in space wait-ing for the right physic-al body to come along for me.

I realize now that there was no me, no pre-existing “I”, who guided a particular sperm cell to penetrate a par-

ticular ovum. Until that fertilization happened, “I” didn’t exist at all.

Indeed, even after fer-tilization, the “I” that I know today didn’t exist. Today’s “I” took 77 years to become whatever it is—77 years of joys, 77 years of tragedies, 77 years of love, 77 years of loss. Change any experi-ence in those 77 years, and I would not be the “I” that I am.

But having come to that conclusion, I am forced into another. When my time runs out, when my � esh and blood gives up its in-born struggle to survive, so will my “I”. If there was no pre-existent “I” before that chance amal-

gamation of two batch-es of human DNA, I see no logical reason why a post-existent “I” should continue after my physical death.

Oh, I know, there are lots of arguments for a continuing soul. Some are scriptural, some cul-tural, some anecdotal. I don’t dispute them. � ey’re based on the reasoning of other hu-mans, based in turn on their understanding of what still other humans said or believed. I’m not

claiming they’re wrong. Only that their reasoning doesn’t match mine.

Yes, I will live on in memories. People who knew me personally, people who have read my writings, will remem-ber me. But those will be their memories, not mine. My own memories will be erased with my biological body.

And you know some-thing? I’m OK with that.

Author Jim Taylor lives in Lake Country.

[email protected]

OK that the ‘I’ I am will disappearTAYLOR FROM A4

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In 1963, it was a di� erent world. Beatlemania � rst

swept across North America. Martin Lu-ther King delivered his “I have a dream” speech in Washington, DC. � e lava lamp was invented.

And in Kelowna, then premier W.A.C. Bennett opened the $1.7-million B.C. Vocational School in Kelowna. � is marked the beginning of Oka-nagan College.

Fifty years later, Oka-nagan College has graduated more than 53,000 students. Today, it o� ers post-secondary education at four cam-puses: Penticton, Vernon, Salmon Arm, and the original campus in Ke-lowna.

It’s the largest college in B.C. outside the Low-er Mainland, and one of the largest trades train-ing institutions in the province.

From the students and sta� to the jobs the college has created, it’s transformed a lot of lives—so it was an hon-our to be invited to take part in the recent 50th anniversary celebrations at the Kelowna campus.

And just as it’s be-come a crucial part of the community, it’s a critical part of our BC Jobs Plan and Skills and Training Plan. Our fu-ture prosperity hinges on developing a workforce

equipped for an increas-ingly skill-based world economy.

And make no mistake, those highly-skilled jobs are coming. As we pur-sue the transformation-al opportunity of LNG, the impact on our econ-omy will be incredible. It will create 100,000 jobs across B.C.

� at’s our opportun-ity, and that’s our chal-lenge. To make sure Brit-ish Columbians are � rst in line for those jobs, we have to make sure they’re prepared.

Consider some of the numbers: 21,600 jobs directly involved in the building of LNG ex-port facilities and asso-ciated pipelines; 41,900 jobs in industries that supply goods and servi-ces during construction; 2,400 permanent jobs to operate and maintain the plants and pipelines on an ongoing basis; 61,700

jobs are required to sup-port LNG operations in-cluding workers required to drill, produce, process and transport the natural gas to export facilities.

And it’s worth point-ing out, that’s just LNG. Of the one million job openings projected in B.C. by 2020, 43 per cent will need trades and technical training.

With a view to pre-paring British Colum-bians for those oppor-tunities, we launched the Skills and Training Plan in September 2012.

It promotes oppor-tunities in trades, and in-vests in and improves training facilities and equipment in institutions like Okanagan College.

� at’s why the provin-cial government has in-vested more than $69 million since 2005 to ex-pand and upgrade the college’s facilities.

� at includes $28

million to modernize the trades training fa-cility, $23 million to ex-pand the centre of learn-ing here at the Kelow-na campus, funding to help build the Jim Patti-son Centre of Excellence at the Penticton campus, and expand the trades fa-cility at the Salmon Arm campus.

For Okanagan Col-lege, the next 50 years promise to be just as bright. Future plans in-clude the expansion and renovation of the trades training facilities at the Kelowna campus.

A $33-million in-vestment will make sure that future weld-ers, heavy-duty mechan-ics, electricians, plumbers and other skilled work-ers get the training they need. � e expansion is expected to be complete in the spring of 2016.

For 50 years, Oka-nagan College has

helped de� ne a region, and transformed thou-sands of lives.

Here’s to another 50.Christy Clark is the

Westside-Kelowna. MLA.

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Sharing in a very special celebration for Okanagan College

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would not have been one of them.

But at 10, I thought of myself as somehow ex-isting separately from the body I happened to in-habit.

Of course, at the time I knew nothing of sperm and ova, let alone of DNA. I simply sensed that I was there, and had presumably always been there, hovering some-where in space wait-ing for the right physic-al body to come along for me.

I realize now that there was no me, no pre-existing “I”, who guided a particular sperm cell to penetrate a par-

ticular ovum. Until that fertilization happened, “I” didn’t exist at all.

Indeed, even after fer-tilization, the “I” that I know today didn’t exist. Today’s “I” took 77 years to become whatever it is—77 years of joys, 77 years of tragedies, 77 years of love, 77 years of loss. Change any experi-ence in those 77 years, and I would not be the “I” that I am.

But having come to that conclusion, I am forced into another. When my time runs out, when my � esh and blood gives up its in-born struggle to survive, so will my “I”. If there was no pre-existent “I” before that chance amal-

gamation of two batch-es of human DNA, I see no logical reason why a post-existent “I” should continue after my physical death.

Oh, I know, there are lots of arguments for a continuing soul. Some are scriptural, some cul-tural, some anecdotal. I don’t dispute them. � ey’re based on the reasoning of other hu-mans, based in turn on their understanding of what still other humans said or believed. I’m not

claiming they’re wrong. Only that their reasoning doesn’t match mine.

Yes, I will live on in memories. People who knew me personally, people who have read my writings, will remem-ber me. But those will be their memories, not mine. My own memories will be erased with my biological body.

And you know some-thing? I’m OK with that.

Author Jim Taylor lives in Lake Country.

[email protected]

OK that the ‘I’ I am will disappearTAYLOR FROM A4

lakecountrycalendar.com

In 1963, it was a di� erent world. Beatlemania � rst

swept across North America. Martin Lu-ther King delivered his “I have a dream” speech in Washington, DC. � e lava lamp was invented.

And in Kelowna, then premier W.A.C. Bennett opened the $1.7-million B.C. Vocational School in Kelowna. � is marked the beginning of Oka-nagan College.

Fifty years later, Oka-nagan College has graduated more than 53,000 students. Today, it o� ers post-secondary education at four cam-puses: Penticton, Vernon, Salmon Arm, and the original campus in Ke-lowna.

It’s the largest college in B.C. outside the Low-er Mainland, and one of the largest trades train-ing institutions in the province.

From the students and sta� to the jobs the college has created, it’s transformed a lot of lives—so it was an hon-our to be invited to take part in the recent 50th anniversary celebrations at the Kelowna campus.

And just as it’s be-come a crucial part of the community, it’s a critical part of our BC Jobs Plan and Skills and Training Plan. Our fu-ture prosperity hinges on developing a workforce

equipped for an increas-ingly skill-based world economy.

And make no mistake, those highly-skilled jobs are coming. As we pur-sue the transformation-al opportunity of LNG, the impact on our econ-omy will be incredible. It will create 100,000 jobs across B.C.

� at’s our opportun-ity, and that’s our chal-lenge. To make sure Brit-ish Columbians are � rst in line for those jobs, we have to make sure they’re prepared.

Consider some of the numbers: 21,600 jobs directly involved in the building of LNG ex-port facilities and asso-ciated pipelines; 41,900 jobs in industries that supply goods and servi-ces during construction; 2,400 permanent jobs to operate and maintain the plants and pipelines on an ongoing basis; 61,700

jobs are required to sup-port LNG operations in-cluding workers required to drill, produce, process and transport the natural gas to export facilities.

And it’s worth point-ing out, that’s just LNG. Of the one million job openings projected in B.C. by 2020, 43 per cent will need trades and technical training.

With a view to pre-paring British Colum-bians for those oppor-tunities, we launched the Skills and Training Plan in September 2012.

It promotes oppor-tunities in trades, and in-vests in and improves training facilities and equipment in institutions like Okanagan College.

� at’s why the provin-cial government has in-vested more than $69 million since 2005 to ex-pand and upgrade the college’s facilities.

� at includes $28

million to modernize the trades training fa-cility, $23 million to ex-pand the centre of learn-ing here at the Kelow-na campus, funding to help build the Jim Patti-son Centre of Excellence at the Penticton campus, and expand the trades fa-cility at the Salmon Arm campus.

For Okanagan Col-lege, the next 50 years promise to be just as bright. Future plans in-clude the expansion and renovation of the trades training facilities at the Kelowna campus.

A $33-million in-vestment will make sure that future weld-ers, heavy-duty mechan-ics, electricians, plumbers and other skilled work-ers get the training they need. � e expansion is expected to be complete in the spring of 2016.

For 50 years, Oka-nagan College has

helped de� ne a region, and transformed thou-sands of lives.

Here’s to another 50.Christy Clark is the

Westside-Kelowna. MLA.

▼ BUILDING THE OKANAGAN

Sharing in a very special celebration for Okanagan College

MLA’s ReportChristy Clark

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“� at’s one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.”

Those words, spoken by U.S. astronaut Neil

Armstrong as he took the � rst ever step on the moon, are applic-able to an announce-ment made earlier this month by Canada’s Health Minister Rona Ambrose.

Referring to assist-ed suicide, Ambrose reportedly an-nounced: “I will take part in the con-versation. It’s an important conver-sation to have, and of course all of us have had these conversations around the kitchen table.”

Ambrose’s response marks the � rst step arguably having been taken towards a reformation of Canada’s law on assisted suicide.

It is a law that has very, very deep roots, even deeper than the provisions contained within our Criminal Code enacted in 1892.

� e Criminal Code wasn’t the product of the careful and con-sidered thoughtful de-bate of law makers. Rather, it largely en-shrined prohibitions that had existed for centuries before in the “common law.”

We inherited our “common law” from England, law that was strong-ly in� uenced by a religion which saw suicide as a direct de� ance of God’s will.

Until 1823, English law provid-ed that the body of a person taking their own life was to be placed at the cross-roads of two highways with a stake driven through it.

Just like much had to be done to set the stage for Armstrong’s � rst step on the moon, much has been done to set the stage for the federal government to � nd the political will to “take part in the conversation.”

Most recently, we have the impassioned plea of Dr. Don-ald Low, a prominent Canadian microbiol-ogist, in a video he re-corded before his own death.

� e “conversa-tion” was within a hair’s breadth of being forced on the federal government by the Supreme Court of Canada in the case brought by Sue Rodriguez.

Rodriguez was an ALS vic-tim who challenged the law which

threatened her abil-ity to legally die with dignity.

It was by a slim majority of 5-4 that the law was not struck down by our high-est court in Septem-ber 1993.

Another lawsuit is making its way up the court system, led in part by the now de-ceased West Kelow-na resident Gloria Taylor.

I expect the federal government sees the writing on the wall that the next nine-judge panel of the Su-

preme Court of Canada consid-ering the assisted suicide provisions will almost undoubtedly be striking them down.

Credit is owed to the mountain of

e� orts that have been made over the years by those pushing for the im-portant “conversation” to occur.

Anyone interested in learning about the history of this issue and of that mountain of e� orts should read a paper of the Parliamentary Infor-mation and Research Service that you can � nd on line by searching the publication number: 2010-68-E.

Just like all the engineering and resources that went into that � rst step on the moon, the mountain of e� orts leading to our federal govern-ment entering into the conversation is � nally paying o� .

I just hope the conversation goes somewhere.

� is column is intended to pro-vide general information about injury claims. It is not a substitute for retain-ing a lawyer 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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Ottawa sends signal government ready to engage in reforming law

Achieving JusticePaul Hergott

‘‘I WILL TAKE PART IN THE CONVERSATION. IT’S AN IMPORTANT CONVERSATION TO HAVE, AND OF COURSE ALL OF US HAVE HAD THESE CONVERSATIONS AROUND THE KITCHEN TABLE.

Rona Ambrose, Minister of Health

On Oct. 21, at 3:10 p.m., the Kelowna RCMP received a re-port of a stolen vehicle from outside the Mile-stone’s Restaurant in the Orchard Park Mall park-ing lot.

A Harley-Davidson Edition Ford F350 was apparently taken from the loading dock area of the restaurant and driv-en away with the alarm sounding.

� e driver of the truck headed northbound on Highway 97 North and

police � ooded the area with extensive ground resources.

RCMP Air Services was activated to support the search with the use of a police helicopter but the vehicle could not be located. It was last seen headed northbound to-wards Lake Country and Vernon.

While conducting the search for the Ford F350, police located a black Hummer that had been reported stolen earlier that day.

Near the intersection of Keithley Road and Knorr Road, police initi-ated a tra� c stop and the driver of the Hummer pulled over immediately. No pursuit was ever in-itiated for either vehicle.

� e stolen Ford F350 is described as: Har-ley-Davidson Edition; black with red � ames on the side; bearing B.C. plate EP2947.

� e suspect is de-scribed as:

• Caucasian male• Approximately 30

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Search for Ford F350 leads to recovery of Hummer

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Tire makers are en-couraging motorists to get the facts about win-ter tires and to careful-ly consider the safety and performance bene� ts that today’s high-tech

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A trailblazing report from the Tra� c Injury Research Foundation (TIRF) cites extensive research that shows that winter tires deliver su-perior traction, cornering and braking whether the cold-weather road sur-face is dry, snow covered, icy or slushy.

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Week four is under way at the Win� eld Curling Club and so far there are six teams with no losses.

Monday men’s league has the Siegmann team in front of the pack, while � ursday men’s has the � omson and Rey-nolds rinks in the lead.

Teams Picco and Richards are both tied in the Tuesday night ladies league, but there are strong teams behind them.

� e Friday open league has the Siegmann foursome without a loss

as well, but they had all wins last season so this is the team to beat.

Monday morning ladies is still looking for an eighth team to com-plete their draw so if any ladies out there want to have some fun on a Monday morning, come on down to the club and put your name in.

� ere is also ice time available on Friday even-ings at 8:30 for drop-in, so bring your friends down and throw some rocks. Or come upstairs and visit the curlers in the lounge as they are a

friendly bunch. Also, the senior’s

drop-in goes every Mon-day, Wednesday and Fri-day at 1 p.m. � ese sen-iors are young at heart and love to come out for the exercise and socializ-ing later and are always looking for new faces to join them.

Last, but not least, the juniors go out on the ice every Wednes-day at 4 p.m., so if you have someone in the house that is between 8 and 17 and looking for a new sport to try, send them down 9830 Bot-

tom Wood Lake Rd. on Wednesdays.

Next up at the club is the mixed bonspiel taking place Nov. 15 through 17, and has teams from all over the valley taking part in a two-man, two-woman competition.

For more information or to sign up for this fun event, give the club a call at 250-766-3318—you won’t be disappointed.

Terri Palmer is the manager of the Win� eld Curling Club.

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*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.

DaviD FranceyFriday, Nov. 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”. Born in Scotland to parents who were factory workers, he moved to Canada when he was 12. For decades, he worked across Canada in rail yards, construction sites, and in the Yukon bush, all the while writing poetry, setting it to melodies in his head and singing it to himself as he worked. When he was in his 40s, his wife, artist Beth irdler, encouraged him to share his songs and sing in public. The reaction was instant. His first album Torn Screen Door came out in 1999 and was a hit in Canada. Since then, he has released nine albums and won three Juno Awards. With songs about hope and perseverance, the album sounds like a classic folk record that will appeal to folk fans of all ages. Tickets: $25 general $23 students/seniors. Group of 4 tickets $84

Harry ManxSat., Nov.23 @ 7:30pmHarry Manx: an “essential link” between the music of East and West, creating musical short stories that wed the tradition of the Blues with the depth of classical Indian ra-gas. Manx is a prolific artist, releasing five albums in a four-year span with no signs of stopping. His first album Dog My Cat (2001, NorthernBlues Music), and won Best Blues Album of the Year from the Canadian Independent Music Association. Blending Indian folk melodies with blues, a sprinkle of gospel and compelling grooves, Manx’s “mysticssippi” flavor is hard to resist, easy to digest and what keeps audiences coming back for more. Tickets : $35 General

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SearcHinG FOr SUGar Man Sat., Nov. 9 /2013 • 7:30pm

Two South Africans set out to discover what hap-pened to their unlikely musical hero, the mysterious 1970s rock 'n' roller, Rodriguez. Rodriguez was the greatest ’70s U.S. rock icon who never was. His al-bums were critically well-received, but sales bombed, and he faded away into obscurity among rumors of a gruesome death. However, as fate would have it, a bootleg copy of his record made its way to South Af-rica, where his music became a phenomenal success. In a country suppressed by apartheid, his antiestab-lishment message connected with the people. When his second album finally gets released on CD in South Africa, two fans take it as a sign, deciding to look into the mystery of how Rodriguez died and what happened to all of the profits from his album sales. SEARCHING FOR SUGAR MAN is a story of hope, inspi-ration, and the resonating power of music.

TaKe BacK yOUr POWer Sun., Nov.17 •1:30pm

A community screening of a documentary film by Josh del Sol. What if a Trojan Horse was being installed in your home… and no one was telling you? This eye-open-ing documentary feature film investigates the ‘smart meter’ program currently being implemented world wide by most of the major utility companies. These devices are often being installed without the consent and sometimes against the protests of property owners. Don’t miss ‘Take Back Your Power’. What you discover will surprise you, unsettle you, and inspire you to want to challenge the status quo. With this crisis comes tremendous opportunity for human beings everywhere to come together now to take back their power. ‘Ask an expert’ question and answer session follows the filmAdditional information resources provided

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Internationally ac-claimed portrait artist, Kristy Gordon, will be teaching two oil painting

workshops at � e Art House in Lake Country in November.

FIGURE PAINTING I� e � rst is a three day

� gure painting work-shop which runs Nov. 24,

25, 26. � is is a unique opportunity for students of all levels to learn the process of painting the � gure from a live mod-el using a limited pal-ette, similar to the palette of artists such as Anders Zorn and Odd Ner-drum.

In the � rst workshop, there will be a single, sus-tained pose through-out the class, allowing students to explore the stages to developing a painting from a live model.

“We will begin by discussing compara-tive measuring, to get ac-curate proportions in the underpainting,” says Gordon. “� en we will move to colour and con-centrate on big form modeling, then de� n-ing the planes of the � g-ure, and � nally glazing to � ne-tune the details.”

Each day will include a painting demonstra-tion, discussion and indi-vidual instruction at the easel. Class sizes will be kept small to maximize individual instruction.

FIGURE PAINTING II� e second workshop

builds on the � rst, and is designed to help stu-dents learn how to work from photographic refer-ence while still achieving the appeal of a painting done from a live mod-el. It runs Nov. 27, 28 and 29.

� e second workshop is a new one that Gor-

don has developed based on requests to help stu-dents interpret infor-mation from photos to paintings that look like they were painted from life.

Gordon says, “It would be wonderful if we could always paint from live models, but the real-ity is that for various rea-sons ranging from eco-nomic, to the desire to paint complex expres-sions, or children (who will never sit still long enough) most artists must work from photos to some degree.

“� e trick is to know

how to interpret the photo and to know what information from it to use and what to omit.”

Once registered par-ticipants will be emailed directions on how to se-lect a good photo to work from. Students are asked to select three photos they would like to paint, based on the guidelines, and email them to her before the class begins so that she can help select the best one to bring to the work-shop.

Gordon’s work can be seen in the Novem-ber/December issue of

Fine Art Connoisseur magazine in its � ree to Watch article.

Also, her self-portrait Seeing Myself � rough the Fog of Mispercep-tion is a � nalist for the $20,000 Kingston Prize, a biennial competition for Canadian Portraiture which will be exhibited at the Art Gallery of Calgary from Nov. 2 to Dec. 21.

Gordon will be � ying in from New York, where she currently resides. � ese workshops mark the end of a busy year for her: � is spring she com-pleted her MFA from the New York Academy of Art with honours; she has just had a solo exhib-ition at Cube Gallery in Ottawa, which include the painting, Self-Por-trait with Batman, which received an Award of Excellence from the Por-trait Society of America; and she was one of the artists chosen to paint a panel in the National Mural Mosaic project for the 2013 Canada Sum-mer Games.

Gordon has been a full-time, profession-al painter since 2004, ex-hibiting her work inter-nationally and earning numerous awards in-cluding the Elizabeth Greenshields Foun-dation Grant, a Merit Award from Dan-iel Greene in the Salon International 2009, third prize at the Portrait So-ciety of Canada Inter-national Portrait Com-petition, Best of Show in the National Art Pre-mier, Illinois as well as being named Top Final-ist in the Art Renew-al Center’s International 2008/2009 ARC Salon.

She has been wide-ly featured in numer-ous magazines, art pub-lications, radio and tele-vision shows, including � e Artist’s Magazine’s 28th Annual Art Com-petition, Southwest Art’s Emerging Artist: 21 Under 31 and Bravo!’s Star Portraits.

Her paintings hang in more than 500 collec-tions worldwide includ-ing the Government of Ontario Art Collection. To view her work please visit her website www.kristygordon.com.

To register for the workshops, or for fur-ther information, please contact Bev Gordon by email at [email protected].

▼ LAKE COUNTRY ART GALLERY

New York based artist � ying in to present � gure painting workshops

CONTRIBUTED

DETAIL from Kristy Gordon’s Passing � rough II, 96” by 54”, oil on canvas, 2012.

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After spending the early years of their careers in Newfoundland, Dr. Rollett and his wife, Brittany, are thrilled to return to Western Canada.

In addition to primary vision care services, Dr. Rollett brings his passion and knowledge of pediatric optometry and vision therapy to the Okanagan. As a Developmental Optometrist who has experienced the bene� ts of a directed vision therapy program in his own life, Paul exempli� es the impact of visual skills on behavior, coordination and life-long learning.

Outside of the clinic, you’re likely to � nd him hiking, gol� ng, skiing or pretending to know how to play the guitar. Dr. Rollett is excited to be a member of the Lake Country community and is looking forward to getting to know the residents of the area both inside and outside of the clinic.

WELCOMES DR. PAUL ROLLETT, NEW OPTOMETRIST


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What are some things that make a home stand out for you and your clients when you are working with buyers?

First impressions are HUGE! I have personally experienced potential

buyers that have entered my seller’s homes and they have instantly been thrilled the moment they have walked through the door. The reasons why? My sellers have a clean and bright home. The driveway is swept, the grass is freshly cut, edges are trimmed and when you enter the home all lights on and it is clean and uncluttered. Other details that instantly impress potential buyers are; having fresh cut � owers on the counter and all lights on, having light background music on and making fresh baked cookies available. I am proud to spend time with my clients, coaching them on presentation details, and the positive feedback that my clients receive always helps the sales process. To book time with me for your real estate needs, and for your home staging advice, call me today!

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Dr. LinaJung andDr. Greg KosarDentists

Halloween is just around the corner! What are some fun alternatives to candy? If you are concerned about the amount of candy that your child will receive, try rationing it over a few weeks. Another alternative would be to let your child trade

in Halloween candy for a video game, book, toy or trip to the movies. You can also have your child set aside half of the Halloween candy and donate it to an organization such as a women’s shelter or a local soup kitchen. By reducing the amount of candy your child eats and by teaching your child that moderation is important, you won’t have to worry about things like tooth decay and Halloween will still be fun.Here are healthy treat alternatives for parents to hand out on Halloween night to help trick-or-treaters avoid a mouthful of November cavities:Sugarless gum • Sugarless candy • String cheeseParents can also give out fun toys and other gifts like Halloween stickers, Halloween pencils and erasers, temporary tattoos, vampire teeth, toothbrushes and � oss, which will certainly help trick-or-treaters keep their smiles cavity free.

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Dr. KarlaReimer Optometrist

Last week, my vision became blurry, and I had a blind spot with strange strobing lights around it. What was that, and should I be worried?

Ocular migraines are painless, temporary, visual disturbances. Although every person describes them differently, most mention a small central blind spot,

surrounded by � ickering lights, that enlarges until it disappears. Though frightening, they are usually harmless and resolve on their own in 20-30 minutes. Fortunately, most people who experience an ocular migraine do not suffer from a painful migraine headache afterwards.

Similar to migraine headaches, ocular migraines are probably hereditary, and stem from an in� ammation to the nerves and blood vessels in the head and brain. They have many triggers including emotional stress, lack of sleep, strong odors, certain foods and food additives, and glaring light. Because the symptoms mimic other serious eye conditions such as retinal detachment, a thorough eye exam is recommended to rule out any permanent vision-threatening condition.

QA

Is it appropriate to feed my animals an ‘all life stages’ food?

Veterinary nutrition is a scienti� c � eld that has exploded in the past several decades, and our companion animals

have reaped the bene� t. One of the key nutritional concepts that contributes to a high quality of life and long life expectancy is the recognition that not all life stages are the same. In other words, kittens and puppies have different nutritional needs than adult dogs and cats and they in turn have different needs from senior animals. It is a myth that a “one size � ts all” approach to animal nutrition re� ects the best we have to offer. There are many cat and dog foods labeled “For all life stages,” but this merely means that the food will support the “highest need” life stage; in this case a mother cat feeding milk to her kittens. For example, it is intuitively obvious that a 10 year-old couch potato domestic shorthair does not have the same energy requirement as a 2 year-old queen who is feeding 6 kittens on the milk she manufactures herself! The energy requirements, age, breed and health status of your pet all need to be taken into consideration when choosing an appropriate diet.

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At noon on Saturday, Nov. 16, scores of bud-ding authors will gath-er on all four Okana-

gan College campuses to test their writing tal-ents in the fourth annual � ree-Hour Short Story

Contest.Open to students in

Grades 11 and 12, and to all current Okanagan

College students, contes-tants are given 180 min-utes to create an original literary piece that incor-

porates a word, phrase, or object revealed at the start of contest.

Registration is free. For more information check out www.okana-

gan.bc.ca/3hourwriting to sign up before the Fri-day, Nov. 15 deadline.

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Ready, set, write…short story contest registration open to students

Police in Lake Coun-try are searching for a suspect after a Shell gas station was robbed on Friday, Oct. 25.

On Friday, just be-fore 10 p.m., the Lake Country RCMP re-ceived a report of a rob-bery that had occurred at the Shell gas station lo-cated at the intersection of Highway 97 and Bea-

ver Lake Road. A male suspect entered the store and pointed what ap-peared to be a handgun at the employee. � e sus-pect � ed the scene on foot with an undisclosed amount of cash.

General duty mem-bers from both Lake Country and Kelowna, along with a police ser-vice dog were unable to

locate the suspect despite extensive patrols.

Suspect described as:• Caucasian male• 5 ft 8 in to 5 ft 9 in

tall• 210 pounds • Wearing a black

hooded sweater, black bandana over the face, sunglasses and gloves

• Carrying a black handgun.

Anyone with any in-formation is asked to call the Lake Coun-try RCMP at 250-766-2288.

Remain anonymous by calling Crime Stop-pers at 1-800-222-8477, online at www.crimes-toppers.net or text to CRIMES (274637) ktown.

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MIKE MCGOWAN

What a tremendous evening of entertain-ment on Saturday night in Lake Country as one performance turned into a pair of acts with Dia-mond Jones and Rann

Berry performing like they were playing for a Las Vegas crowd and wowing an appreciative audience at the Creek-side � eatre.

Hits from the ’50s and ’60s were followed by the sounds of Motown

as � rst Jones and then Berry sang his way into the crowd’s hearts with their versions of classics from the past.

� e energy on stage rivalled any show this writer has ever seen. With an outstanding

backing band of eight extremely talented musi-cians, the groups belted out the songs that almost everyone knew, with an upbeat sound that would be di� cult to repro-duce. Every tune they played sounded just like the recordings from the

1950s and ’60s but with modern technology, the sound quality surpassed what we’ve been listen-ing to for the past 50 years. Most of the songs

sounded as if they were written and produced last week.

Diamond Jones (aka Michael Fic) gave us Tom Jones, Neil Dia-mond, Barbra Streisand (yes, Barbra Streisand), Willie Nelson and many more artists. As an add-ed bonus, he is quite the comedian and gave the audience some education into the history of the song writers who wrote and sang the songs way back when.

His old man per-sona was a big hit with the audience but it was his voice that was truly amazing. � e crowd was glued to his style and stage presence and gave him a rousing standing ovation at the close of his set.

Fic then quickly changed attire, grabbed a bass guitar and con-tinued on with another persona as Rann Berry and his rhythm and soul review took over the

stage.With the crowd un-

sure of what to expect from the second part of the show, Berry delivered a tremendous set, with an amazing voice that hit every octave you could imagine, from down-low to extremely high, and

everything in between. Berry commanded the

stage with an electrifying presence, covering tunes from the Motown era with a ton of heart, and a whole lot of soul with songs by Otis Redding, Bill Preston, � e Temp-

tations,Wilson Pickett, Ben E. King and many more.

Playing along were the Uptown Hornz, a � ne horn section that could have fooled the crowd into thinking they were quite possibly from the legendary band Chi-cago (who will be in Ke-lowna March 13 of next year).

To top it o� the sound and lighting at the Creekside � eatre brought the show to its peak and made the audi-ence very appreciative of the entire evening.

� e show closed with Berry and his fellow musicians taking one re-quest, their signature song MacArthur Park, bringing the house down and exiting stage left.

Mike McGowan is an a� cionado of the arts, liv-ing and writing in Lake Country.

▼ ENTERTAINMENT REVIEW

Sizzling red hot acts, Jones and Berry light up Creekside Theatre

‘‘BERRY COMMANDED THE STAGE WITH AN ELECTRIFYING PRESENCE

‘‘DIAMOND JONES (AKA MICHAEL FIC)…IS QUITE THE COMEDIAN AND GAVE THE AUDIENCE SOME EDUCATION INTO THE HISTORY OF THE SONG WRITERS…


ACROSS1. Distort5. Dine in the

evening8. Minor quarrel12.Away from

the wind13.Unpurified

metal14.Earth’s

center15.Crew

member17.Curb18.Rowing blade19.Serious plays21.Used a

computer

24.Largequantity

25.Work on thegarden

26.Relating30.It came first?31.Singer

Manilow33.Ball or stick34.Eyelash

enhancer36.Nightmare

street of film37.Amiss38.Young

females40.Not obvious43.Heir

44.Tie45.Used

sandpaper50.Hero51.Small bit52.Dominate53.Arched

ceiling54.Fitness club55.Flirty look

DOWN1. Pile2. Malt liquor3. Cookbook

entry: abbr.4. Kind of tea

5. Take tothe air

6. Coffee server7. Hawker8. Scribble9. Limerick, e.g.10.Elaborate

melody11.Wallet items16.Owned20.Bank (on)21.“Let ____ eat

cake”22.Form of

exercise23.Wooden pins24.Wander27.Frosting user28.Empty

29.Sapphiresand rubies

31.Cry loudly32.Checks35.Ranch

animals38.Thick stuff39.Emcee’s

speech, forshort

40.Unexpectedslide

41.Loosen42.Cannon

sound43.Baking

ingredient46.Direction aid47.Cuddle48.Building wing49.Low grade

ACROSS1. Heifers5. Dix or Knox9. Seed vessel12.Yield to

commands13.Skunk feature14.Put15.Dropper’s

word16.Renovate17.Had a taco18.Resolve20.Uneasy22.____ India

Company24.Australian

birds

27.Rock-bandmember

30.Fasten31.Chunk of

eternity32.Georgia fruit34.Steeped brew35.Sanctify37.Splinters39.Sharp hit40.Island dance41.Dark breads44.Small

clusters48.Martini liquor50.Removed52.In ____ of

(instead of)

53.Master54.Helpful hint55.London

streetcar56.Rose plot57.Grazing

group58.Adjusts, as

a watch

DOWN1. Dove’s

comments2. Wind

instrument3. Shed tears4. Method5. Anticipate6. Lyric poem

7. Went onhorseback

8. Traipsed9. Chum10.Dobbin’s

morsel11.Tint19.Lanterns21.Hairstyling

help23.Litter25.Employer26.Health clubs27.Young

societyentrants

28.Dinner bread29.Not deserved

30.Refrigerate33.Made like a

hen36.Undercover

agent38.Safes42.Engrave with

acid43.Bottom of

a shoe45.Mud46.Type of moss47.Amounts48.Gossip49.Frozen water51.“____ Man in

Havana”

ACROSS1. Root beer,

e.g.5. Deep purple

color9. Raises12.Neck and

neck13.American

Beauty, e.g.14.Tell a fib15.Ribs or

chops16.Frosty17.Orange

pekoe, e.g.18.Raging fire20.Improper

22.Attack!23.____ dunk24.____ tide27.Street

entertainer29.Carry on32.Civil War

general33.Fights35.____ the

mark36.“____ Than

Zero”38.Once more39.Mother sheep40.Drudge42.Catch44.Amid

46.Entrance50.Face part51.Foremost53.Brisk wind54.Logger’s tool55.Leak56.Similar57.Send packing58.Wallet bills59.Court

dividers

DOWN1. 18-wheeler2. Place for a

roast3. Fall on ____

ears

4. Poker bets5. School head6. Crazy7. Purpose8. Bravery

award9. Last10.Filled pastries11.Briny

expanses19.Outer edges21.Dent23.Songs from

admirers24.House

extension25.Garden

buzzer26.Awarded

28.“The Music____”

30.Immediately31.Fit to a ____34.Hit suddenly37.Daughter’s

brother41.Snow

structure43.Initiated44.Open45.Long skirt46.Observe47.Stir48.Touched

ground49.Longings52.Age

PUZZLE NO. 684

ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO. 684

PUZZLE NO. 686

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PUZZLE NO. 685



ACROSS1. Cube or tray4. Squiggly8. Short play12.Paving stuff13.Burn soother14.Loosen15.Songbirds17.Lighting gas18.Rustic hotel19.Remove from

print20.Asset23.Italian port27.Ran easily29.“Rosie the

____”

33.“Long ____and FarAway”

34.Severe36.Beam37.Without

pause39.Wake up41.Not glossy43.Plays the

horses44.To boot47.Neckline

shape49.Stole50.Tyke’s

transport

55.Double-reedinstrument

56.Cry of pain57.Rowing tool58.Repair59.Wise about60.Color fabric

DOWN1. That thing’s2. Head cover3. Pitcher’s stat4. Alert5. Beside6. Personal

commitment7. “____, Sir,

That’s MyBaby”

8. Frozen dish9. ____-jerk

reaction10.Object of

worship11.Hue16.Get up20.Organize21.Corporate

symbol22.At the top24.Spew forth25.Young louse26.Mind ____

matter28.Statistics30.“____ Grit”31.Direction32.Canadian

whiskeys

35.Camp bed38.Cured, as

meat40.Comply with42.Kick out44.Powerful

particle45.Ear part46.Any moment48.Resounding

sound50.Excessively51.Stand for

office52.Atlantic food

fish53.____ down

the law54.Before, to

Shelley

PUZZLE NO. 687




CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERSUSE AMERICAN SPELLING




•The Scarecrow LadieS will return on Oct. 31, Halloween Night, for their annual food donation drive around Meadowbrook Estates in support of the Lake Country Food Bank. Donations can also be dropped off at 157720 Commonwealth Rd. The pair of Lake Country seniors behind this campaign request their names be withheld so the focus remains on the seniors and children that really need the help of the food bank.•Lake counTry SeniorS BuffeT Nov. 5 we will be having chicken. Lunch is $8 & at 12 noon & we are at 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road. There is a bus available so let Marg know at 250-766-3227.•Lake counTry SeniorS BuffeT will be holding their annual Christmas dinner on December 10 & we will have turkey & all the trimmings. Tickets will be presold at the centre or contact Dorothy at 250-766-4568. Dinner will be $12. We are at 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road. There will be a bus available for this event also so come & spend some time with friends & meet some new ones. The bus will be available call Marg at 250-766-3227. •Lake counTry SeniorS BuffeT will be holding their pancake breakfast, pancakes, bacon, sausage, ham & eggs. $6. There will be a bake table as well as craft tables. Tables are available for $5 so if you would like one call Dorothy at 250-766-4568. We are at 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road and there will be a bus available so give Marg a call at 250-766-3227.•The winfieLd communiTy church LadieS will hold their craft and bake sale Saturday Nov. 16, 11am-2pm in the church at 9460 Glenmore Road. Come out and enjoy the soup and sandwich lunch for $5 and check out the baking, crafts, jewellery and more. Everyone welcome!!•Prime Time iS a muSicaL enTerTainmenT evenT. It takes place every Monday from 1pm-3pm at the Lake Country Seniors Centre, 9832 Bottomwood Lake Rd., Lake Country. Tea and coffee is served. There is no charge for this event. If you need transporation, the seniors’ bus is available. For more information call Jimmie at 250-766-2513. Prime Time is sponsored by Lake Country Health Planning Society.•Lc Senior BuS ScheduLe Mon., Nov. 4, 18, 25: Prime Time. Tues., Nov. 5, 12, 19, 26: Winfield Senior Centre Luncheon. Fri., Nov. 8: Winfield Flu Clinic. Sat., Nov. 9: Vernon Pancake Breakfast, shopping. Fri., Nov. 29: Kelowna Wine museum, Christmas shopping, lunch. To reserve seat on bus please phone Marg 250-766-3227 or Marian 250-861-4131.•criBBaGe. Friday evenings starting 7pm at the Seniors’ Activity Centre. Playing 8 games with a chance of winning $12, $10, or $8. Socialize and enjoy an evening out with fun and play. Serving coffee, drinks and goodies for only $2.50. For information call John 250-766-3026.•communiTy haLL aSSociaTion of okanaGan cenTre AGM Mon., Nov. 4, 7pm. www.okanagancentre.net.•JinGLe BeLL BaZaar Winfield United Church’s annual ‘JINGLE BELL BAZAAR’ is being held Sat., Nov. 2, from 10am to 1pm at a new location: Winfield United Church, 3751 Woodsdale Road, Winfield. Please come for lunch! Home baking, Christmas boutique, knitting, sewing, produce, plants, preserves, books, toy shop, children’s fish pond… and lots more!•oPen mic niGhTS are open to any and all musicians and are held on the first Wednesday of every month from 6-8pm at the Lake Country Coffee House! Please come to play music or to enjoy the music while supporting our local musicians!•The Lake counTry muSeum & archiveS are open from 1pm to 4pm Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays until mid-May, additional hours by appointment. Currently on display is Kakonosedai: A Century of Community, honouring the Japanese Canadian pioneers of Lake Country. For more information, please contact the Lake Country Museum at 250-766-0111 or visit the website at www.lakecountrymuseum.com.•dance for The heaLTh of iT! Beginners line dancing on Mondays, 1:45pm at the Recreation Centre at Holiday Park. Toonie donation. Phone Mary at 766-4651.•royaL canadian LeGion 189 LadieS auXiLiary - Notice of Cribbage Tournament on last Sunday of each month. Get your name on the list by phoning the Legion after 3pm. Registration is at 9am. Games begin at 10am sharp. $26 per team and lunch is included.•winfieLd uniTed church ThrifT ShoP (3571 Woodsdale Road), is open from Tues. to Sat., 10am to 2pm for shopping and donation drop-off. Call 250-766-3387 for information regarding appropriate donations.•The Lake counTry food Bank wants to encourage boys and girls to help at the Food Bank. Any amount of time you can volunteer would be a huge help. Come and support the community you work and play in. For information call Phyllis, 250-766-0125, or 250-766-3038. 3130 Berry Road, Winfield.•Lake counTry ThrifT STore hours of operation: Mon.-Wed.-Thurs., 9am- 3pm. Located at 3130 Berry Road, Winfield (the same building as the Lake Country Food Bank).•BeaverS/cuBS/ScouTS/venTurerS reGiSTraTion/aGm Registration is on-going for 1st Lake Country Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Venturers (boys and girls ages 5-18). To register or for more information call Kathy at 250-766-4269.•oyama LeGion Branch 189 holds a meat draw every Saturday afternoon at 2pm. All members and guests are welcome.•Lc Line dancerS Tuesdays, 1:30pm & Thursdays, 9:30am in the Seniors’ Centre. Beginners always welcome. Joy, 250-766-0850.•SociaL BridGe Tuesdays, 7pm at the Seniors’ Centre. New players welcome. Eunice, 250-766-3982. •The counciL of Senior ciTiZenS orGaniZaTionS (COSCO) is an advocacy group devoted to improving “The Quality of Life” for all seniors. Senior organizations/associations wishing to affiliate or individuals wishing to become members please contact Ernie Bayer: 604-576-9734 fax 604-576-9733 or [email protected] for further info.•Lc ouTdoorS cLuB welcomes new hikers. Sturdy hiking boots are a must. Bring water, snacks/lunch & clothing appropriate & sufficient for the weather. For more info, to sign up for our hikes, or to post your own hikes on the forum, visit www.lakecountryoutdoorsclub.com.

communiTy evenTScopy deadline friday, 1 pm before issue date

All Community EvEnts will be placed at no charge to all non-Profit organizations.

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

BETTER TRACTION, SHORTER STOPPING DISTANCES

One of the most im-portant advantages of these new winter tires is reduced stopping dis-tance when braking. TIRF cites research that shows that at temper-atures just below freezing on dry pavement, stop-ping distances for vehi-cles with all-season tires can be as much as 30 per cent longer than for ve-hicles with winter tires. � e report also cites re-search that concludes that winter tires o� er better traction on a snow or ice-covered road sur-face at well below -30 C than an all-season tire has at 4 C.

“� e idea that win-ter tires are only need-ed for snow covered or icy roadways is out-moded and belies the su-perior cold-weather per-

formance made possible by advances in winter tire technology,” says Glenn Maidment, president of � e Rubber Association of Canada, which repre-sents tire makers. “To-day’s sophisticated win-ter tires feature special-ized rubber compounds that retain elasticity at temperatures well below -30 C. � e truth is that winter tires dramatically outperform all-season tires in all cold-weather conditions and decrease collisions and person-al injury accidents. � e fact that only 52 per cent of Canadian drivers use winter tires should give us all pause for thought about road safety during the cold-weather driving months.”

WINTER TIRES SAVE LIVES, REDUCE COLLISIONS

Research shows con-clusively that winter tires save lives and reduce

road-accident injuries. A 2011 study by the Que-bec government found that winter road-acci-dents in the province have dropped � ve per cent since winter tire use was made manda-tory by law in 2008. � e research concludes that widespread use of win-ter tires prevents about 575 road-accident injur-ies per winter in Que-bec. � e study also found that vehicle accidents re-sulting in death or ser-ious injury are down three per cent.

Some drivers unwise-ly opt not to use win-ter tires because their

vehicle is equipped with Anti-lock Braking Sys-tems, All-Wheel Drive or Four-Wheel Drive. � ese systems; however, require su� cient traction to be e� ective and winter tires provide that needed traction.

Another common in-accuracy is thinking that two winter tires, rather than a set of four, are suf-� ciently safe. � is condi-tion can create a traction imbalance between the front and rear wheel pos-itions and make a vehicle hard to control, particu-larly when cornering.

By far the most com-mon reason motorists do not use winter tires is the cost. � e TIRF report shows that using winter tires in the cold-weath-er months and summer tires in the warm months can reduce fuel con-sumption by up to � ve

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Regardless of the type of tires used, motorists are also well advised to drive according to the conditions of the road during the cold-weather months.

PROPER TIRE INFLATIONAn important key

to safe motoring in the cold-weather months

is proper tire in� ation, which is harder to main-tain in winter because of greater temperature � uc-tuations. Every � ve de-gree decrease in temper-ature results in a loss of about one psi in air pres-sure. A temperature drop of 15 C, for example, which is common in winter, typically results

in 10 per cent loss of in-� ation.

Under-in� ated tires have a smaller footprint, which weakens their grip. � e result is dimin-ished braking and hand-ling characteristics, along with higher fuel con-sumption due to in-creased rolling resistance.

During the

cold-weather months, tire makers recom-mend that drivers meas-ure their tire pressures at least once a month using a reliable tire gauge. If the tire is found to be under or over-in� ated, the pressure should be adjusted to the vehicle manufacturer’s recom-mended level. � e right

pressure for a vehicle’s tires can be found in the owner’s manual or on the vehicle information plac-ard normally located on one an inside door jam or inside the fuel door.

Winter tire owners should also be aware that excessive tread wear can diminish traction. Tread depth should always be

inspected at the start of the cold-weather driving season. Motorists who are uncertain if their tires are overly worn should consult with their local tire professional.

Learn more about the safety and performance bene� ts of winter tires. Visit www.rubberassoci-ation.ca.

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F/L NORMAN ROBERT BARRETT (Retired)

Norm Passed away October 21, 2013 peacefully in Maple Ridge hospital after a short illness. Born June 21,

1920, Norm was 93. Norm enlisted in the RCAF in 1939 and served until his retirement in 1968. During his years of ser-vice the family was stationed at: (1939) #3 Repair Depot, RCAF Jericho, Vancouver; (1942) Ucluelet, B.C.; (1943) Sea Island, B.C.; (1950) Rockcliffe Air Station, Ottawa;

(1955) Langar, (Radcliffe-on-Trent) England; (1958) Trenton, Ontario; (1960) Goose Bay, Labrador; (1962)

Air Material Command, Ottawa; (1966) Baldy Hughes, B.C. In 1968 Norm retired to Vancouver and joined the

Department of Indian Affairs working with many First Nation bands in British Columbia. In 1974 Norm retired a second

time to Winfi eld, B.C. with his wife Betty. In retirement Norm’s prime responsibility was carrying Betty’s bagpipes

to and from band practices, concerts and parades. Norm married Betty (nee Pringle) in 1943 in Vancouver

and together raised a family of four: Pat (Al), Don (Darlene), Lynda (Wayne) and Sandra (David). The family has grown as there are now 7 grandchildren, Jeff (Kelly), Julie, Kerri (Derek), Jason (Teresa), Kathryn, Kristie (Clayton) and

Greg (Kim); and 7 great grand children, Cassidy, Sienna, Jordon, Justin, Chloe, Connor, Colton.

Norm was very involved with the Shrine in Kelowna and was a member of numerous lodges: Prince Charles Lodge #153;

Valley of Vernon, Okanagan Lodge of Perfection 14o and Moray Chapter of Rose Croix 18 o; Ancient and Accepted

Scottish Rite of Freemasonry; Kelowna Shrine Club No. 15. Norm was president of the OK Klown unit for a number

of years and dressed as the clown “Topper”.Norm was also a member of a number of other associations:

Sons of Scotland, Kildonnan Camp #166, Vernon, B.C.; The Royal Canadian Legion; Royal Canadian Air Force

Pre-War Club of Canada; Air Force Association of Canada. At the request of Norm there will not be a service, however, a memorial donation to the Shrine Children’s Hospital or the

BC Children’s Hospital would be appreciated as these were charities supported by Norm.

The family wishes to thank Dr. Tinney and the doctors and nurses of Maple Ridge Hospital for their caring

and kindness over the last week.Condolences may be sent to www.mapleridgefuneral.ca

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CONSIDERATION OF TEMPORARY USE PERMITS

Tuesday, November 5, 2013 | 7:00 pm | Council Chambers Municipal Hall 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Rd Council has been asked to approve a Temporary Permit to allow an automotive and equipment repair shop which may utilize up to 88m2 (960sq.ft.) of the existing accessory building. Both mobile and shop based services would be offered.

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

APPLICANT/OWNER: Rita & Neil Love PERMIT: TP2013-005

SUBJECT PROPERTY: 5325 Todd Road LEGAL: Lot 1, District Lot 7, ODYD, Plan 16648

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

Municipal Hall Planning and Development Department

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

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

Council has been asked to approve a Temporary Permit to allow for the processing (crushing and screening) of gravel product on site to provide for appropriate sized material for various uses. A Temporary Permit may be used for a maximum period of three years, and may be renewed once. After that time they may reapply for a new Temporary Permit. Council may specify conditions under which the Permit may be carried on. APPLICANT/OWNER: Interior Gravel Ltd./Witzke

PERMIT: TP2013-007 SUBJECT PROPERTY: 16040 Old Mission Road

LEGAL: Lot 1, Section 11, Township 14, ODYD, Plan 10921, Except Plans 39746, EPP6132 and EPP12412

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GET MORE INFORMATION Copies of the proposed permit, the application and relevant background material can be viewed at the District of Lake Country Municipal Hall, Planning and Development Department (2nd Floor) from Wednesday, October 30, 2013 to Tuesday, November 5, 2013 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., excluding weekends and statutory holidays. Call the Planning and Development Department at 250 766 6674. HAVE YOUR SAY

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

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

Reyna Seabrook, Corporate Officer October 30, 2013

Council has been asked to approve a Temporary Permit to allow a custom indoor manufacturing (woodwork) shop which may utilize up to 90m2 (970sq.ft.) of the existing 150m2 accessory building.

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

APPLICANT/OWNER: Evert & Catharina DeGelder PERMIT: TP2013-006

SUBJECT PROPERTY: 11345 Woodsdale Court LEGAL: Lot B, Section 15, Township 20, ODYD, Plan 39442

Oyama Community Hall 15710 Oyama Road 6:00-8:00pm Drop in for hot chocolate & treats provided FREE by the Oyama Community Club Beasley Park 3450 Woodsdale Rd. 6:30-8:30pm FREE family event provided by Lake Country Fire Department & Leisure Services. Come early and enjoy the bonfire while you visit with friends & neighbours. 6:30pm Hot dogs & Hot chocolate served by Lake Country Lions Club 8:00pm Fireworks

Lake Country Community Events

Everyone Welcome October 31 Everyone Welcome October 31

Turn clocks back

an hour at 2am Sunday, Nov. 3

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Lake Country Calendar, October 30, 2013