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KEVIN PARNELLSTAFF REPORTER
Businesses in Lake Country will be putting their best foot forward this weekend as Small Shop Saturday arrives in the area.
� e Lake Coun-try Chamber of Com-merce has partnered with the Lake Country Cal-endar in presenting a unique opportunity for the business commun-ity and all residents and visitors to Lake Coun-try. Lake Country stores will be showcasing their businesses, o� ering pro-motions and special deals throughout the district this Saturday, Sept. 28.
It’s a way of promot-ing the local business to neighbouring commun-ities of Lake Country but also to local residents who may leave Lake Country to do their shopping elsewhere.
“We’re really hoping to get people to be aware of the products and ser-vices available in Lake Country,” said Corrinne Cross, Lake Country Chamber of Commerce manager. “It’s designed to make people aware of the local businesses and what they carry so the next time they are think-ing about it they will shop local. If we can get
10 per cent more people shopping in Lake Coun-try that’s a win.”
At least 15 vend-ors will be set up on the bottom of Hill Road in Lake Country (across from the kangaroo farm), while other businesses are being asked to set up sidewalk sales with bal-loons to invite custom-
ers to see all of the Lake Country business com-munity.
“As shop local cam-paigns are an integral part of any commun-ity we invite everyone to pick up your shop local passport and start visit-ing the businesses on the map to receive a stamp in your passport,” said
Cross. “Your stamped passport is your entry to win great prizes. No pur-chase is necessary but we do want people to vis-it and be aware of all the great businesses in our community.”
Cross says it’s the � rst time that she knows of that a small shop event is being held in Lake
Country and she hopes it will create a level of ex-citement throughout the region.
“� e goal is to create a buzz within the com-munity,” she said. “Some-times there are residents that have never been in some locations and are not aware of the prod-ucts.”
Small Shop Satur-day takes place Sept. 28 in Lake Country. Shop local passports will be available from two Lake Country Calendar tents that will be set up—one at the Royal LePage of-� ce and one on Main street.
For more, see pages 9 through 16.
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MAIN STREET can be a quiet place in Lake Country but the Chamber of Commerce is hoping this Saturday’s Small Shop Saturday promotion will help people learn more about local businesses and spend their money in district.
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Several locations in Lake Country are part of a unique celebration of the local arts scene and are available for viewing until the end of the Sep-tember.
� e Arts Council of the Central Okanagan (ARTSCO) is celebrat-ing its 60th year of sup-porting the arts in the Okanagan by showcas-ing local artists in a dis-play of 60 artists in 60
spaces across the Cen-tral Okanagan, including Lake Country, Kelowna, West Kelowna, West-bank and Peachland.
Admission to all events and exhibitions is free or by donation, and each will give the par-ticipating community the opportunity to ex-perience art in unexpect-ed ways and in unexpect-ed places.
“� is celebration will provide brilliance to community engagement and a sense of commun-ity pride to all that ex-
perience it,” stated a press release from ARTSCO.
In Lake Country, the art is displayed in the fol-lowing places:
• Lake Country Art Gallery
Artist: Michelle Loughery
• Lake Country Mu-nicipal Hall
Artist: Neil Erickson• Lake Country Mu-
nicipal HallArtist: John Vander
woude• Aspen Grove Golf
CourseArtist: Cherie Sibley.
Enjoy artists in your community while cheering ARTSCO’s 60th
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ARTIST Michelle Loughery’s mural at the Lake Country Art Gallery is part of the Arts Council of the Central Okanagan’s 60th anniversary, celebrating 60 artists in 60 spaces.
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KEVIN PARNELLSTAFF REPORTER
� e District of Lake Country is expecting the Ministry of Transporta-tion to pay for snow re-moval costs this winter along Pelmewash Park-way as talks continue about the devolution of the old Highway 97 through Lake Country.
After breaking for much of the summer, talks between the Dis-trict of Lake Coun-try and the Ministry of Transportation will continue this fall and through the winter as the province looks to hand over control of the stretch of highway along Wood Lake.
But it will likely be well into the 2014 cal-endar year before any agreement is close to be-ing reached on handing over � nal control of the nine kilometres of road from the province to the district.
“Discussions are con-
tinuing with the min-istry (of transportation) on what conditions the highway is in and when do we take over,” ex-plained Stephen Ban-men, Lake Country’s deputy chief administra-tive o� cer.
“It’s not so much when can we implement the plan that is being put together, it’s more about when are we on the hook for maintaining it. When do we have to use our crews. We do not expect that we will have to do the winter maintenance in 2013-14.”
Maintenance on the road is a big part of the talks, according to Ban-men. With no concep-tual plan yet to be ap-proved by district coun-cil, it’s still going to be a long time before any permanent work is done on Pelmewash.
Banmen said the cur-rent road may move or have cycling or pedes-trian lanes added so do-ing any kind of large
maintenance project on the road before its hand-ed over to the district would be a waste.
“� e municipality wants it either turned over to us in good shape so that we don’t have to spend lots of money maintaining it or we want money in lieu of improving it,” said Ban-men.
“One thing both sides agree on,” he said, “is the roadway itself may change in certain ways. It may move over from one side to the other.
We don’t want the prov-ince to go in and spend a bunch of money and then a few years later we go in and rip it up be-cause of the way we’ve designed it.”
� ere is work under-way at both ends of Pelmewash as shoul-dering and paving is underway.
Banmen said the province has also agreed to do some immedi-ate maintenance where the road surface may be crumbling, but added the district would prefer
money in lieu of repairs with the future of the roadway uncertain.
PUBLIC INPUT UPDATE� e public had what
will likely be its � nal chance at input for the future design of Pelme-wash Parkway at a meet-ing on Tuesday, Sept. 24, where consultants pre-sented an overview of the project using ideas submitted by the public and the District of Lake Country.
“It’s a summation of the various features or
options that the pub-lic has come up with and was presented as an overview of the vari-ous features of the park-way as it’s proposed,” said Mark Koch, the dis-trict’s director of plan-ning. “� e idea is to come away with a con-cept plan for the future of the parkway.”
Now that the � nal public consultation is over, the next step will be to present the concep-tual plan to Lake Coun-try council some time this year.
“� ere is a number of stages in this process,” said Koch. “� is is the concept plan. � en you move forward to a more detailed design look-ing to how the concept can be accommodated. � en you have to come up with the funding for the plan.
“Once you have the concept plan it’s quite helpful in approaching other levels of govern-ment for funding oppor-tunities and grants.”
Maintenance details for Pelmewash yet to be worked out
▼ PELMEWASH PARKWAY
KEVIN PARNELL/LAKE COUNTRY CALENDAR
FLAGGER Brenda Hayward directs what little tra� c now � ows through the decommissioned section of highway between Win� eld and Oyama as the Ministry of Transportation improves the entrances to Pelmewash Parkway. � e process to design the parkway is continuing as are talks to hand over control of the roadway to the District of Lake Country.
perience it,” stated a press release from ARTSCO.
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• Lake Country Art Gallery
Artist: Michelle Loughery
• Lake Country Mu-nicipal Hall
Artist: Neil Erickson• Lake Country Mu-
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woude• Aspen Grove Golf
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KEVIN PARNELLSTAFF REPORTER
� e District of Lake Country is expecting the Ministry of Transporta-tion to pay for snow re-moval costs this winter along Pelmewash Park-way as talks continue about the devolution of the old Highway 97 through Lake Country.
After breaking for much of the summer, talks between the Dis-trict of Lake Coun-try and the Ministry of Transportation will continue this fall and through the winter as the province looks to hand over control of the stretch of highway along Wood Lake.
But it will likely be well into the 2014 cal-endar year before any agreement is close to be-ing reached on handing over � nal control of the nine kilometres of road from the province to the district.
“Discussions are con-
tinuing with the min-istry (of transportation) on what conditions the highway is in and when do we take over,” ex-plained Stephen Ban-men, Lake Country’s deputy chief administra-tive o� cer.
“It’s not so much when can we implement the plan that is being put together, it’s more about when are we on the hook for maintaining it. When do we have to use our crews. We do not expect that we will have to do the winter maintenance in 2013-14.”
Maintenance on the road is a big part of the talks, according to Ban-men. With no concep-tual plan yet to be ap-proved by district coun-cil, it’s still going to be a long time before any permanent work is done on Pelmewash.
Banmen said the cur-rent road may move or have cycling or pedes-trian lanes added so do-ing any kind of large
maintenance project on the road before its hand-ed over to the district would be a waste.
“� e municipality wants it either turned over to us in good shape so that we don’t have to spend lots of money maintaining it or we want money in lieu of improving it,” said Ban-men.
“One thing both sides agree on,” he said, “is the roadway itself may change in certain ways. It may move over from one side to the other.
We don’t want the prov-ince to go in and spend a bunch of money and then a few years later we go in and rip it up be-cause of the way we’ve designed it.”
� ere is work under-way at both ends of Pelmewash as shoul-dering and paving is underway.
Banmen said the province has also agreed to do some immedi-ate maintenance where the road surface may be crumbling, but added the district would prefer
money in lieu of repairs with the future of the roadway uncertain.
PUBLIC INPUT UPDATE� e public had what
will likely be its � nal chance at input for the future design of Pelme-wash Parkway at a meet-ing on Tuesday, Sept. 24, where consultants pre-sented an overview of the project using ideas submitted by the public and the District of Lake Country.
“It’s a summation of the various features or
options that the pub-lic has come up with and was presented as an overview of the vari-ous features of the park-way as it’s proposed,” said Mark Koch, the dis-trict’s director of plan-ning. “� e idea is to come away with a con-cept plan for the future of the parkway.”
Now that the � nal public consultation is over, the next step will be to present the concep-tual plan to Lake Coun-try council some time this year.
“� ere is a number of stages in this process,” said Koch. “� is is the concept plan. � en you move forward to a more detailed design look-ing to how the concept can be accommodated. � en you have to come up with the funding for the plan.
“Once you have the concept plan it’s quite helpful in approaching other levels of govern-ment for funding oppor-tunities and grants.”
Maintenance details for Pelmewash yet to be worked out
▼ PELMEWASH PARKWAY
KEVIN PARNELL/LAKE COUNTRY CALENDAR
FLAGGER Brenda Hayward directs what little tra� c now � ows through the decommissioned section of highway between Win� eld and Oyama as the Ministry of Transportation improves the entrances to Pelmewash Parkway. � e process to design the parkway is continuing as are talks to hand over control of the roadway to the District of Lake Country.
perience it,” stated a press release from ARTSCO.
In Lake Country, the art is displayed in the fol-lowing places:
• Lake Country Art Gallery
Artist: Michelle Loughery
• Lake Country Mu-nicipal Hall
Artist: Neil Erickson• Lake Country Mu-
nicipal HallArtist: John Vander
woude• Aspen Grove Golf
CourseArtist: Cherie Sibley.
Enjoy artists in your community while cheering ARTSCO’s 60th
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DaviD FranceyFriday, November 1 • 7:30pmDavid Francey is a Scottish-born Canadian carpenter turned-songwriter, who has become known as “one of Canada’s most revered folk poets and singers” (TorontoStar). A truly authentic folk singer, Francey is a documentarian of the working person who never imagined earning a living from his music. He has released nine albums and won three Juno Awards David will be touring with back up musicians Chris Coole, Darren McMullen, and Mark Westberg.Tickets: $25 General. $23 students /seniors Group of 4 tickets $84.
Greatest MoMents oF the Louisiana hayriDeThursday, Sept. 26 • 7:30pmGo back in History with The Louisiana Hayride featuring Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Hank Wil-liams, Patsy Cline, Roy Orbison and many more! We pay tribute, through story and song, to the classic radio show, The Louisiana Hayride, aired in 1948-1960 on KWKH radio. With our amazing LIVE singers & band, we take you back to that timeless era.Tickets: $35.*
atLantic crossinGSaturday, Sept. 28 • 7:30pmAtlantic Crossing presents four incredible shows in one with tributes to the best in British Pop music, including the Beatles, Rod Stewart and Elton John and now an AC/DC segment that ads a completely new “Aussie” dimension to the show. Audiences are consistently blown away with how close to the original artists Atlantic Crossing sound.Tickets: $27.* General. $25 students /seniors. Group of 4 tickets $92.
*Reserve your seat for this performance today. Tickets can be purchased by phone or in person at the Customer Service Centre in the District of Lake Country Municipal Hall. The reservation phone line is 250-766-9309.
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FARMERS’ MARKET WINNER…� e Sood family was the big winner at the Lake Country Farmers’ Market customer appreciation day earlier this month as Charlie (pictured) and Nina Sood won a basket containing donations of products from 21 vendors. Farmers’ Market manager Janeen Olson presented the basket which contained everything from jewelry to a dozen cobs of corn, to bread and everything in between.
� e outstanding achievements of B.C.’s public service employ-ees have been recog-nized with the Premier’s Awards.
In the partnership category, the Ministry of Agriculture’s Oka-nagan-Shuswap District was recognized for its ef-forts to protect the Ver-non Creek watershed in Lake Country.
� e watershed pro-vides drinking water and is an important source of timber, forage and rec-reational activities. Con-
cern that livestock graz-ing and other activities in the watershed may af-fect water quality led to a partnership between provincial and local gov-ernment agencies and key stakeholders and partners.
“� eir win/win ap-proach integrated the management of forest-ry and livestock pro-ductions with conserv-ation practices to pro-tect drinking water while also promoting indus-try,” states a government release.
More than 300 em-ployees and teams from the Interior and the northern regions were recognized for develop-ing new ways of provid-ing services to commun-ities.
“� is year’s recipients are passionate, innovative professionals who made contributions in di� er-ent ways,” said Premier Christy Clark.
“But they all share a passion and commit-ment to improving the lives of British Colum-bians.”
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KEVIN PARNELL
When volunteer � re-� ghter Graham Kershaw � rst arrived in Oyama in the mid-1970s, things were much di� erent at what is now known as Lake Country Fire Sta-tion 91.
Most of the volunteer � re� ghters in Oyama were orchardists who were summoned to re-spond to local � res by an emergency siren that rang out from the top of the packinghouse to alert � re� ghters. Oyama was unincorporated and � re-� ghters worked with the regional district on � re control.
� ese days the Oyama station is one of three � re halls that make up the Lake Country Fire De-partment.
Gone are most of the orchardists and the old siren has been replaced by pagers.
But one thing has re-mained fairly constant over those years: � e an-nual Oyama Firemens’ Ball, a tradition that dates back to the 1950s and which this year will take place on Sept. 28 at the Oyama Community Centre.
It’s a tradition that started as a way to hon-our � remen and their families.
“Because the mainstay of the department was orchardists and farm-ers, when the last apple was picked the farm-er’s would have their an-nual Farmers’ Ball,” ex-plained Kershaw of the origins of the ball. “To try and encourage in-terest in the � re depart-
ment it was decided that after the Farmers’ Ball was � nished it would be a good idea to initiate a Firemens’ Ball because of all the work they did in the community.”
When it began in the mid 1950s the Fire-mens’ Ball traditional-ly took place in late Nov-ember with the Farmer’s Ball earlier in the calen-dar year.
Besides honouring the work that the volunteer � re� ghters performed throughout the year, the Firemens’ Ball was also designed as a nice even-ing out on the town for wives and girlfriends of the volunteer crew.
“It was to honour and thank the support of the wives because they were
the unsung heroes,” said Kershaw. “It was thought that at least once a year it was an excuse to dress up and get together.
“When it started it was a traditional ball in every sense of the word. We presented the ladies with � owers, everybody dressed up and it was a formal event. In the old pictures we have in the hall there are portraits of the wives in their best gowns. It was a way for the � remen to show their appreciation that this was not just a boys’ club, it was a family.”
As the years passed and the Oyama � re de-partment continued to evolve, interest start-ed to wane in the ball as the event was fairly close
to Christmas. By the mid 1990s interest had dropped enough where the ball was cancelled for close to 10 years.
But by 2003, when harsh � res like the Oka-nagan Mountain Park � re became more com-mon, interest in � re-� ghting rose. In Oyama a movement started up to rekindle the Firemens’ Ball and in 2003 it began again.
� is year’s evening on the town marks the 51st Oyama Firemens’ Ball.
� ings have changed with the times, said Ker-shaw. It’s a less formal function these days and the Oyama Firemens’ Association now sup-ports charities like the B.C. Children’s Hospi-
tal as well as handing out bursaries to graduating Oyama students with money raised at the ball and a few other small fundraisers.
But the general mean-ing of the ball has re-mained over the years.
It’s about the community and honouring the � re-men and their families for all of their work.
“� e demograph-ic of the hall has totally changed and at the mo-ment there are no or-chardists as active � re-� ghters,” said Ker-shaw. “� is year we have a good contingent of young � re� ghters who are amazed at how much work goes into organ-izing one of these func-tions. But they are only too willing to help.
“We’re very apprecia-tive of everyone’s sup-
port,” he said. “We’re try-ing to nurture a bit of tradition and a bit of his-tory in this beautiful little community.”
� e Oyama Fire-men’s Charity Ball pre-sented by the Oyama Fire� ghters Association takes place at the Oyama Community Centre on Sept. 28. Tickets are available until Sept. 25 at the Oyama General Store, from your friend-ly neighbourhood � re-� ghter or by emailing [email protected]@lakecountrynews.net
▼ FUN TIMES AFTER HARD WORK
Oyama Firemens’ Ball celebrates hard work, history of commitment
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AT ONE TIME the Oyama Firemen’s Ball was quite a formal event, with the men in their Sunday best and the women in gowns. � ough it’s less formal now it still serves the purpose of thanking the � re� ghters and their fam-ilies for their commitment to the community.
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When volunteer � re-� ghter Graham Kershaw � rst arrived in Oyama in the mid-1970s, things were much di� erent at what is now known as Lake Country Fire Sta-tion 91.
Most of the volunteer � re� ghters in Oyama were orchardists who were summoned to re-spond to local � res by an emergency siren that rang out from the top of the packinghouse to alert � re� ghters. Oyama was unincorporated and � re-� ghters worked with the regional district on � re control.
� ese days the Oyama station is one of three � re halls that make up the Lake Country Fire De-partment.
Gone are most of the orchardists and the old siren has been replaced by pagers.
But one thing has re-mained fairly constant over those years: � e an-nual Oyama Firemens’ Ball, a tradition that dates back to the 1950s and which this year will take place on Sept. 28 at the Oyama Community Centre.
It’s a tradition that started as a way to hon-our � remen and their families.
“Because the mainstay of the department was orchardists and farm-ers, when the last apple was picked the farm-er’s would have their an-nual Farmers’ Ball,” ex-plained Kershaw of the origins of the ball. “To try and encourage in-terest in the � re depart-
ment it was decided that after the Farmers’ Ball was � nished it would be a good idea to initiate a Firemens’ Ball because of all the work they did in the community.”
When it began in the mid 1950s the Fire-mens’ Ball traditional-ly took place in late Nov-ember with the Farmer’s Ball earlier in the calen-dar year.
Besides honouring the work that the volunteer � re� ghters performed throughout the year, the Firemens’ Ball was also designed as a nice even-ing out on the town for wives and girlfriends of the volunteer crew.
“It was to honour and thank the support of the wives because they were
the unsung heroes,” said Kershaw. “It was thought that at least once a year it was an excuse to dress up and get together.
“When it started it was a traditional ball in every sense of the word. We presented the ladies with � owers, everybody dressed up and it was a formal event. In the old pictures we have in the hall there are portraits of the wives in their best gowns. It was a way for the � remen to show their appreciation that this was not just a boys’ club, it was a family.”
As the years passed and the Oyama � re de-partment continued to evolve, interest start-ed to wane in the ball as the event was fairly close
to Christmas. By the mid 1990s interest had dropped enough where the ball was cancelled for close to 10 years.
But by 2003, when harsh � res like the Oka-nagan Mountain Park � re became more com-mon, interest in � re-� ghting rose. In Oyama a movement started up to rekindle the Firemens’ Ball and in 2003 it began again.
� is year’s evening on the town marks the 51st Oyama Firemens’ Ball.
� ings have changed with the times, said Ker-shaw. It’s a less formal function these days and the Oyama Firemens’ Association now sup-ports charities like the B.C. Children’s Hospi-
tal as well as handing out bursaries to graduating Oyama students with money raised at the ball and a few other small fundraisers.
But the general mean-ing of the ball has re-mained over the years.
It’s about the community and honouring the � re-men and their families for all of their work.
“� e demograph-ic of the hall has totally changed and at the mo-ment there are no or-chardists as active � re-� ghters,” said Ker-shaw. “� is year we have a good contingent of young � re� ghters who are amazed at how much work goes into organ-izing one of these func-tions. But they are only too willing to help.
“We’re very apprecia-tive of everyone’s sup-
port,” he said. “We’re try-ing to nurture a bit of tradition and a bit of his-tory in this beautiful little community.”
� e Oyama Fire-men’s Charity Ball pre-sented by the Oyama Fire� ghters Association takes place at the Oyama Community Centre on Sept. 28. Tickets are available until Sept. 25 at the Oyama General Store, from your friend-ly neighbourhood � re-� ghter or by emailing [email protected]@lakecountrynews.net
▼ FUN TIMES AFTER HARD WORK
Oyama Firemens’ Ball celebrates hard work, history of commitment
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AT ONE TIME the Oyama Firemen’s Ball was quite a formal event, with the men in their Sunday best and the women in gowns. � ough it’s less formal now it still serves the purpose of thanking the � re� ghters and their fam-ilies for their commitment to the community.
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It was once the big-gest city north of San Francisco, but
I’ll bet you’ve never heard of it.
Sandon is a ghost town in B.C.’s Koote-nay region. But dur-ing the height of the re-gion’s silver/lead/zinc mining heyday, it had 29 hotels, 28 saloons, two breweries, two rail lines, several theatres and an
opera house, a � ock of churches, a cigar factory, a schoolhouse, a hospital, even a curling rink and bowling alley.
And 40 brothels—the biggest red light district in Western Canada.
Sandon was a most unlikely place to have anything, let alone a boomtown. Carpenter Creek, named after the discoverer of the silver lode in the surround-ing mountains, tumbles down a narrow canyon. To create enough level space for all those build-ings, the citizens had to channel the creek under-ground.
Sandon’s downtown core was built on top of a giant culvert.
More than 8,000 people lived in Sandon, or in its surrounding mining camps. Over 300
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opinions on issues going
on in our communityDespite e� orts to
keep the smart meter “contro-
versy” alive by repeating imaginary health claims, the end is near.
Energy Minister Bill Bennett has made what sounds like a � nal o� er to holdouts. You want to keep your old mechanic-al meter, � ll your boots. It’ll cost you an extra $35 a month, starting in De-cember. If you insist on a “radio o� ” wireless meter, there will be a setup fee of $100 and a monthly fee of $20 to have some-one collect the readings.
� ese charges are to be reviewed by the B.C. Utilities Commission, the independent panel that smart meter oppon-ents want to review BC Hydro’s whole smart grid project.
As it happens, the BCUC recently did just that for an application by FortisBC to install wire-less meters for its Oka-nagan and Kootenay customers. � e meters were approved, and the
� ndings are instructive.� e BCUC report
notes that it received “many” complaints about smart meter signals be-ing added to existing radio frequency (RF) sources. Some used fam-iliar scare rhetoric about “toxic microwave radia-tion” that’s promoted by people trying to make money by exploiting fear.
One of the experts retained by FortisBC was Dr. Yakov Shkol-nikov, an electrical en-gineer with advanced de-grees from Princeton and Cornell Universities. His testimony was not chal-
lenged by any of the line-up of opponents. A sam-ple of his � ndings illus-trates the absurdity of this whole discussion.
Shkolnikov calculated that a cell phone in use generates radio signals that reach 10 per cent of the international safe-ty code limit. A micro-wave oven generates 2.3 per cent of the safe lim-it. A cordless phone: 1.25 per cent. A wi-� signal: 0.0045 per cent.
A bank of smart me-ters, not separated by a wall, registers 0.0019 per cent. � e natural back-ground RF level is 0.013 per cent. Note the deci-mal place. � e level in the middle of a wilder-ness is more than 10 times that received from a bank of meters.
BCUC sta� add-ed, for comparison, the radio signal level emit-ted by a human body. It’s 0.018 per cent. What this means is your spouse snoring beside you is a stronger source of RF than a whole wall of
smart meters.Experts put up by
opponents didn’t fare so well. One was Jerry Flynn, a retired Can-adian Forces o� cer from Kelowna who travels around taking readings, talking to elderly people about alleged hazards of meters, and mak-ing claims to the media about what he has called the single biggest threat to human health today.
� e BCUC found his military experience not “relevant,” and his evi-dence frequently “in-correct, exaggerated and/or unsubstantiated.”
� en there was Curtis Bennett, who described himself as “chief science o� cer” for a company called � ermoguy. He spoke on behalf of West Kootenay Concerned Citizens. In a 2012 letter to the B.C. energy min-istry, Bennett warned of the danger of smart me-ters triggering “molecular earthquakes.”
� e BCUC panel wrote: “While Mr. Ben-
nett has an electrician’s knowledge of electrical systems, it is clear that he is unquali� ed to give ex-pert opinion evidence on the health e� ects of RF, exposure standards for RF, engineering, physics or geological phenomena such as earthquakes.”
Citizens for Safe Technology put up one Dr. Donald Maisch, who claimed to have experi-ence with this issue in Australia.
� e panel noted that Maisch runs EMFacts Consultancy, and agreed with FortisBC’s argu-ment that “Dr. Maisch’s consulting livelihood de-pends upon public fears and concerns about RF exposure.”
Would you like this circus of quackery to be restaged over BC Hy-dro’s program, at your ex-pense?
Tom Fletcher is legis-lature reporter and col-umnist for Black Press and BCLocalNews.com.
Twitter:@tom� etcherbc t� [email protected]
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▼ FAITH TODAY
SEE TAYLOR A7
Life and FaithJim Taylor
▼
Doing the same old things but expecting different results leads to ghost towns, empty churchesTAYLOR FROM A6
Prime Minister took the time to meet local supporters: Cannan
opera house, a � ock of churches, a cigar factory, a schoolhouse, a hospital, even a curling rink and bowling alley.
And 40 brothels—the biggest red light district in Western Canada.
Sandon was a most unlikely place to have anything, let alone a boomtown. Carpenter Creek, named after the discoverer of the silver lode in the surround-ing mountains, tumbles down a narrow canyon. To create enough level space for all those build-ings, the citizens had to channel the creek under-ground.
Sandon’s downtown core was built on top of a giant culvert.
More than 8,000 people lived in Sandon, or in its surrounding mining camps. Over 300
The decline and fall of almost everything
SEE TAYLOR A7
mines honeycombed the mountainsides. A San-don brochure claims that those mines produced more than $35 billion (in today’s dollars) of silver, lead and zinc—worth more than the Califor-nia, Cariboo and Klon-dike gold rushes com-bined!
� e two railway com-panies fought over the rights to transport the lucrative ore to markets. One of them, the Kaslo & Slocan Railway, raid-ed the mighty CPR in the middle of the night, destroyed its station and demolished a crucial trestle on its competi-tor’s line.
Sandon was so pros-perous, it must have been impossible to im-agine that the ore would ever run out. � at people would move away. � at the core of the town could be ripped out by a � ash � ood.
Today, Sandon con-sists of little more than a few houses and a mu-seum.
Sandon reminds me of the mainline church-es in the 1950s and ear-ly ’60s.
During that post-Second World War boom, my denomination alone dedicated a new church or a church addi-tion every week of every year, somewhere across Canada. Pews were packed. Sunday schools over� owed. Money poured in. It was impos-sible to imagine that the good times would ever end.
But they did.A century ago, the
British Empire extended so far around the world that it could honestly be said that the sun never set on its colonies.
But the empire broke up, eventually—in part, at least, as a result of the Empire’s emphasis on educating its subjects.
� irty years ago, few employees of Big Oil could imagine running out of conventional pet-roleum reserves. But to-day, those companies are re-branding themselves as energy companies, not
oil producers.� ere is, as the un-
known author of the bib-lical book of Ecclesiastes commented 2300 years ago, a time for every-thing.
Like � owers, all things have their summer. � ey bloom, then fade in fall.
It’s futile to bewail the coming of fall. Even more futile, in the mid-dle of winter, to pretend summer never ended.
I can’t speak for em-pires or oil companies. But for churches, preach-ing the same message, singing the same music,
running the system the same way, expecting the same results, leads inevit-ably to ghost towns.
Like Sandon.Jim Taylor is a writer
living in Lake [email protected]
▼ MINERS TO CHURCHES
Doing the same old things but expecting different results leads to ghost towns, empty churchesTAYLOR FROM A6
opinionv
Prime Minister took the time to meet local supporters: CannanWorking in
the rid-ing through
the summer and into fall provides an excel-lent opportunity to invite members of our caucus, our government’s cab-inet and yes, the Prime Minister himself to visit beautiful Kelowna-Lake Country.
It’s not a hard sell, es-pecially at this time of the year.
Hosted by my col-league Dan Albas, our BC/Yukon Caucus met for the � rst time in the Okanagan and had the opportunity to discuss regional priorities with provincial and municipal elected o� cials, includ-ing the premier, and vari-ous business sector rep-resentatives and associ-ations.
Our productive cau-cus meetings ended on a high note with a vis-it from Prime Minister Harper, who took time out of his incredibly busy schedule to come to the Okanagan to meet with loyal and hardworking
grassroots supporters. He couldn’t have
come at a better time of year—our apple harvest looks like it will be one of the best and our vint-ners are in the process of creating more inter-nationally renowned wine.
Needless to say, the Prime Minister believes in supporting our B.C. wineries and is doing his part to “Free our Grapes” by taking some Oka-nagan wine back to Ot-tawa.
It was also a pleas-ure, earlier this month, to have the opportunity to host one of the newest
additions to the Cabinet table, Western Econom-ic Diversi� cation Minis-ter, the Honourable Mi-chelle Rempel.
As Canada’s youngest female cabinet minister in the history of Parlia-ment, the intelligent and hardworking minister is passionate about western business and has spent a great deal of her summer meeting the business men and women who are
driving the economy.One of the minister’s
favourite hashtags on her Twitter account is “the west means business.” True to form, the Oka-nagan is home to some of the most exciting in-itiatives and success stor-ies in the country and it was a pleasure to show her what we are doing.
Among several meet-ings that took place, the minister was able to vis-it with Formashape, RackForce and Kelowna Flightcraft; she was also able to sit down at two community round-tables where she met with representatives from Accelerate Okanagan, UBCO, Okanagan Col-lege, Club Penguin, the Central Okanagan Eco-nomic Development Commission, Mayor Gray, the Women’s En-terprise Centre and a number of our top notch tech entrepreneurs and investors.
I wish you all could participate in these meetings to catch a sense of the positive energy
that goes around the table when these motiv-ated and talented people sit down and share what they are doing. Bring-ing them all together in one room, you realize we really are a hub of in-novation here in Kelow-na-Lake Country and you feel like there isn’t a challenge this country can’t overcome.
� e catalyst is part-nership: the west means business because it knows that success re-quires creating the ne-cessary partnerships be-
tween business, educa-tion and government, and BC commun-ities like Kelowna-Lake Country are setting the pace.
As I’ve mentioned in this column before, UBCO and Okanagan College are partnering with the business com-munity to ensure that the education and skills training our postsecond-ary students are receiving match the needs of local employers. It helps em-ployers do business and it keeps our most valuable resource, a highly skilled workforce, here in the Okanagan, which en-sures we sustain a healthy and vibrant economy.
Whether through competitive tax rates, infrastructure invest-ments like the recent Rapid Transit announce-ment in West Kelow-na, keeping the cost of business down by freez-ing EI rates, or funding skills training through programs like our Trades and Apprenticeship pro-gram and the Aboriginal
Skills and Employment Partnership program, our federal government is working in partnership to support western busi-ness.
� e enthusiastic par-ticipation of people like WD Minister Rempel is proof that the federal government is commit-ted to working with lo-cal and provincial part-ners to support these ef-forts and I think it is safe to say that our Gov-ernment’s attention to strong economic and � -nancial fundamentals is giving our business com-munity con� dence to be innovative and create jobs, which are key com-ponents of our social and cultural wellbeing, and our long term prosperity.
Ron Cannan is the Member of Parliament for Kelowna-Lake Country, Information on local an-nouncements and feder-al government programs can be found at www.can-nan.ca.
MP’s ReportRon Cannan
‘‘…OUR BC/YUKON CAUCUS MET FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE OKANAGAN AND HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO DISCUSS REGIONAL PRIORITIES WITH PROVINCIAL AND MUNICIPAL ELECTED OFFICIALS, INCLUDING THE PREMIER…
‘‘OUR PRODUCTIVE CAUCUS MEETINGS ENDED ON A HIGH NOTE WITH A VISIT FROM PRIME MINISTER HARPER, WHO TOOK TIME OUT OF HIS INCREDIBLY BUSY SCHEDULE TO COME TO THE OKANAGAN…
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opera house, a � ock of churches, a cigar factory, a schoolhouse, a hospital, even a curling rink and bowling alley.
And 40 brothels—the biggest red light district in Western Canada.
Sandon was a most unlikely place to have anything, let alone a boomtown. Carpenter Creek, named after the discoverer of the silver lode in the surround-ing mountains, tumbles down a narrow canyon. To create enough level space for all those build-ings, the citizens had to channel the creek under-ground.
Sandon’s downtown core was built on top of a giant culvert.
More than 8,000 people lived in Sandon, or in its surrounding mining camps. Over 300
The decline and fall of almost everything
SEE TAYLOR A7
mines honeycombed the mountainsides. A San-don brochure claims that those mines produced more than $35 billion (in today’s dollars) of silver, lead and zinc—worth more than the Califor-nia, Cariboo and Klon-dike gold rushes com-bined!
� e two railway com-panies fought over the rights to transport the lucrative ore to markets. One of them, the Kaslo & Slocan Railway, raid-ed the mighty CPR in the middle of the night, destroyed its station and demolished a crucial trestle on its competi-tor’s line.
Sandon was so pros-perous, it must have been impossible to im-agine that the ore would ever run out. � at people would move away. � at the core of the town could be ripped out by a � ash � ood.
Today, Sandon con-sists of little more than a few houses and a mu-seum.
Sandon reminds me of the mainline church-es in the 1950s and ear-ly ’60s.
During that post-Second World War boom, my denomination alone dedicated a new church or a church addi-tion every week of every year, somewhere across Canada. Pews were packed. Sunday schools over� owed. Money poured in. It was impos-sible to imagine that the good times would ever end.
But they did.A century ago, the
British Empire extended so far around the world that it could honestly be said that the sun never set on its colonies.
But the empire broke up, eventually—in part, at least, as a result of the Empire’s emphasis on educating its subjects.
� irty years ago, few employees of Big Oil could imagine running out of conventional pet-roleum reserves. But to-day, those companies are re-branding themselves as energy companies, not
oil producers.� ere is, as the un-
known author of the bib-lical book of Ecclesiastes commented 2300 years ago, a time for every-thing.
Like � owers, all things have their summer. � ey bloom, then fade in fall.
It’s futile to bewail the coming of fall. Even more futile, in the mid-dle of winter, to pretend summer never ended.
I can’t speak for em-pires or oil companies. But for churches, preach-ing the same message, singing the same music,
running the system the same way, expecting the same results, leads inevit-ably to ghost towns.
Like Sandon.Jim Taylor is a writer
living in Lake [email protected]
▼ MINERS TO CHURCHES
Doing the same old things but expecting different results leads to ghost towns, empty churchesTAYLOR FROM A6
opinionv
Prime Minister took the time to meet local supporters: CannanWorking in
the rid-ing through
the summer and into fall provides an excel-lent opportunity to invite members of our caucus, our government’s cab-inet and yes, the Prime Minister himself to visit beautiful Kelowna-Lake Country.
It’s not a hard sell, es-pecially at this time of the year.
Hosted by my col-league Dan Albas, our BC/Yukon Caucus met for the � rst time in the Okanagan and had the opportunity to discuss regional priorities with provincial and municipal elected o� cials, includ-ing the premier, and vari-ous business sector rep-resentatives and associ-ations.
Our productive cau-cus meetings ended on a high note with a vis-it from Prime Minister Harper, who took time out of his incredibly busy schedule to come to the Okanagan to meet with loyal and hardworking
grassroots supporters. He couldn’t have
come at a better time of year—our apple harvest looks like it will be one of the best and our vint-ners are in the process of creating more inter-nationally renowned wine.
Needless to say, the Prime Minister believes in supporting our B.C. wineries and is doing his part to “Free our Grapes” by taking some Oka-nagan wine back to Ot-tawa.
It was also a pleas-ure, earlier this month, to have the opportunity to host one of the newest
additions to the Cabinet table, Western Econom-ic Diversi� cation Minis-ter, the Honourable Mi-chelle Rempel.
As Canada’s youngest female cabinet minister in the history of Parlia-ment, the intelligent and hardworking minister is passionate about western business and has spent a great deal of her summer meeting the business men and women who are
driving the economy.One of the minister’s
favourite hashtags on her Twitter account is “the west means business.” True to form, the Oka-nagan is home to some of the most exciting in-itiatives and success stor-ies in the country and it was a pleasure to show her what we are doing.
Among several meet-ings that took place, the minister was able to vis-it with Formashape, RackForce and Kelowna Flightcraft; she was also able to sit down at two community round-tables where she met with representatives from Accelerate Okanagan, UBCO, Okanagan Col-lege, Club Penguin, the Central Okanagan Eco-nomic Development Commission, Mayor Gray, the Women’s En-terprise Centre and a number of our top notch tech entrepreneurs and investors.
I wish you all could participate in these meetings to catch a sense of the positive energy
that goes around the table when these motiv-ated and talented people sit down and share what they are doing. Bring-ing them all together in one room, you realize we really are a hub of in-novation here in Kelow-na-Lake Country and you feel like there isn’t a challenge this country can’t overcome.
� e catalyst is part-nership: the west means business because it knows that success re-quires creating the ne-cessary partnerships be-
tween business, educa-tion and government, and BC commun-ities like Kelowna-Lake Country are setting the pace.
As I’ve mentioned in this column before, UBCO and Okanagan College are partnering with the business com-munity to ensure that the education and skills training our postsecond-ary students are receiving match the needs of local employers. It helps em-ployers do business and it keeps our most valuable resource, a highly skilled workforce, here in the Okanagan, which en-sures we sustain a healthy and vibrant economy.
Whether through competitive tax rates, infrastructure invest-ments like the recent Rapid Transit announce-ment in West Kelow-na, keeping the cost of business down by freez-ing EI rates, or funding skills training through programs like our Trades and Apprenticeship pro-gram and the Aboriginal
Skills and Employment Partnership program, our federal government is working in partnership to support western busi-ness.
� e enthusiastic par-ticipation of people like WD Minister Rempel is proof that the federal government is commit-ted to working with lo-cal and provincial part-ners to support these ef-forts and I think it is safe to say that our Gov-ernment’s attention to strong economic and � -nancial fundamentals is giving our business com-munity con� dence to be innovative and create jobs, which are key com-ponents of our social and cultural wellbeing, and our long term prosperity.
Ron Cannan is the Member of Parliament for Kelowna-Lake Country, Information on local an-nouncements and feder-al government programs can be found at www.can-nan.ca.
MP’s ReportRon Cannan
‘‘…OUR BC/YUKON CAUCUS MET FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE OKANAGAN AND HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO DISCUSS REGIONAL PRIORITIES WITH PROVINCIAL AND MUNICIPAL ELECTED OFFICIALS, INCLUDING THE PREMIER…
‘‘OUR PRODUCTIVE CAUCUS MEETINGS ENDED ON A HIGH NOTE WITH A VISIT FROM PRIME MINISTER HARPER, WHO TOOK TIME OUT OF HIS INCREDIBLY BUSY SCHEDULE TO COME TO THE OKANAGAN…
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To the editor:As a participating artist, I wish to comment on the
amazing success of the 20th annual Lake Country ArtWalk 2013.
As chairperson, Dr. Sharon McCoubrey set the tone by thanking and introducing the incredible plan-ning committee, as well as the sponsors. Mayor James Baker delivered greetings on behalf of the citizens of Lake Country.
� ousands of people attended ArtWalk, and enjoyed the diversity of original art works of over 300
artists, experienced the phenomenal entertainment, viewed the unique quilt show, and observed art in the making. It was wonderful to have met so many of the supportive people who attend this event and live in Lake Country, and observe entire families taking pleasure in the many di� erent aspects of the arts.
I was surprised at the vast distance people travelled to attend ArtWalk—some from Edmonton, Calgary, and Vancouver.
� ere was also a big turn out from Kelowna, West Kelowna, Penticton, Vernon, Oliver, Osoyoos, Salmon Art, Summerland, and Peachland.
As a participating artist it was exciting to mix and mingle with so many talented artists at the reception on Saturday evening, and hear their personal praises and tributes describing Sharon McCoubrey and the dedicated, friendly, ArtWalk committee members.
� is event was also great for the business commun-ity. We stayed at the Super 8 motel, visited the Lake Country Art Gallery and enjoyed co� ee and goodies at the Lake Country Co� ee House. Most artists took advantage of the local accommodation, shops and res-taurants.
Without a doubt this was the very best art show due to the warm welcome from the community, the outstanding number of people in attendance, and the exceptional camaraderie between art volunteers and artists. We are now really looking forward to being a part of ArtWalk 2014. � ank you everyone!
Dorothy Tinning,Pentictonr
▼ SOUTH OKANGAN MP
▼ LETTER TO THE EDITOR
ArtWalk a great event for entire community
Ottawa offers some tax relief on post-secondary educationW ith Septem-
ber comes the turn of
students pursuing their post-secondary educa-tion goals.
For students, entering post-secondary educa-tion can be a very excit-ing time but also an ex-pensive one.
Although post-sec-ondary education falls primarily within provin-cial jurisdiction, the fed-
eral government o� ers some tax relief that par-ents and students should be aware of.
For example, students can claim tuition fees that are paid to a college or university and in some cases other Canadian educational institutions that o� er post-secondary courses.
In addition, tuition fees paid for courses that are certi� ed by employ-
ment and Social De-velopment Canada to develop or improve oc-cupational skills may also be claimed.
In meeting with a very well regarded lo-cal manufacturer in West Kelowna earlier this month, the challenge of � nding skilled work-ers was identi� ed in spite of o� ering very well pay-ing local positions. With close to a dozen di� er-
ent tours of local manu-factures over the past few months, I have yet to en-counter one that has not reported similar chal-lenges in � nding skilled workers.
I would urge many students entering into post-secondary educa-tion to give strong con-sideration to trades-ori-ented training oppor-tunities.
Another tax relief pro-gram that post-second-ary students may take advantage of is the abil-ity to claim an education amount of $400 for each entire or part month in the year that they are enrolled in a full-time qualifying education-al program, or $120 per month for part-time en-rolment in a speci� ed educational program, at a designated educational institution.
One program that may be of bene� t to some students is the abil-ity to claim a textbook amount of $65 for each month where they qual-ify for the full-time edu-cation amount or $20 for each part-time month.
In all of these pro-grams it’s very import-ant to keep your receipts, as they must be used to apply for the various tax rebates.
Last year there was roughly $11 billion claimed by students and families in tax relief to help absorb the costs of post-secondary educa-tion.
Although this is a very signi� cant amount of � -nancial assistance, there still yet may be qualify-ing students and fam-ilies that are unaware that this and other tax relief is available. � e im-portance of investing in your future with a qual-ity education is one that can never be emphasized enough. I hope all stu-dents have a product-ive and enjoyable school year.
Much as investments in education are import-ant, so too are invest-ments into infrastructure.
As part of my summer listening tour I had the opportunity to partici-pate in many ribbon cut-ting events celebrating the completion of vari-ous much needed infra-structure work.
Road projects, sew-er and water systems and increasingly, public walk-ways, are just some of the many improvements to many communities within Okanagan-Co-quihalla.
Recently I was asked by a senior resident to
put our government’s commitment to infra-structure funding into perspective.
By the numbers since 2006, our gov-ernment has contribut-ed towards the creation to over 43,000 projects Canada-wide. � e new Building Canada plan also includes $70 billion in federal infrastructure funding over the next 10 years. In the next two years alone over $10 bil-lion will be invested into infrastructure.
By ensuring that our infrastructure commit-ment is guaranteed over a 10 year cycle local gov-ernment can better plan priorities and also budget accordingly. However we should also recog-nize that virtually every aspect of infrastructure planning, development, engineering, building and often maintenance is performed by individ-uals with some level of post-secondary training and/or education.
So as our children re-turn to the classrooms this fall, let us all recog-nize the importance of education in the future of our great country.
Dan Albas is the Conservative MP for Okanagan-Coquihalla.
www.danalbas.com
MP’s ReportDan Albas
Lake Country’s Life After Laundry Ladies Club will gather this weekend for its second annual charity night out on the town.
A huge night of enter-tainment is planned for this Saturday night and all of the proceeds from the gathering will be
put back into the com-munity.
Among the enter-tainers planned for the evening is comedy from Maureen Postniko� and live music from Jen-nifer Boal and Louise Boisvert, with an ABBA tribute.
� ere is also dinner
and other entertainment planned as the ladies of Lake Country gather to raise money for charit-able causes in the area. After holding its � rst event in Lake Country, the club was able to do-nate $2,000 to the Lake Country Food Bank.
� e event is Satur-day, Sept. 28, from 6 p.m. until midnight at the Win� eld Memorial Hall and folks are asked to purchase tickets by Wednesday (Sept. 25) to let the caterer know the numbers.
Tickets can be pur-chased on the Eventbrite link by searching the Life After Laundry Club on the Facebook page, by phone at 250-766-2811 or 250-801-6737 or email [email protected] or [email protected].
Life After Laundry ladies celebrate with a charity night on the town
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9am-5pm
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on Main Street. Your passport will provide you with the opportunity to collect stamps from featured participating
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One Day Only Sale - September 28, 2013
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Mobile services available to clients in Kelowna, Vernon and Lake Country for Wills,
Estate Planning, Powers of Attorney and Health Care Representation Agreements.
Certi� ed to provide Executor and Mediation Services.
Residential and Commercial buy/sell/mortgage services available.
Visit the of� ce at: 43-9522 Main St., Lake Country
Regular walk-in hours: 11am-2pm Tues. to Sat.
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Living in and serving residents of
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Mobile services available to clients in Kelowna, Vernon and Lake Country for Wills,
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OPEN ALL DAYSATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 28TH
during Small Shop Saturday
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Taste testings throughout the day!Stop in and try one of our local wines!
ONE DAY ONLY!Budweiser 6 Pack of Cansreg.$9.95/Sept.28,’13 only
$895only
Present your Small Shop Saturday Passort & be entered to win an in� atable island!
117-9685 Hwy. 97 • 250-317-3384
SMALL SHOPSATURDAY SPECIALS:
All candy ........................ 10% offSingle scoop ice creamReg. $3.75 ..............................$3.00Double scoop ice creamReg. $5.99 ..............................$5.00
OPEN11 AM TO
8 PM
handbags • jewellery • accessories
Fabulous ladies accessoriesand all the latest...
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ENTEROUR
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Look for the Lake Country tents located in front of the Royal LePage of� ce off Hwy. 97....
ONE DAY
ONLY!This Saturday!
9am-5pmThirty-four Lake Country businesses will be offering great deals and
specials, and many of them are having draws for great prizes! In addition to all that, don’t forget to get your Small Shop Passport
stamped to enter for the grand prize draw. To qualify for the grand prize, stamps from 12 participating Small Shop Saturday businesses must be collected by 4 pm, Sat., Sept. 28. Entries may be dropped
off at the Lake Country Calendar tents by 5 pm.The winner will be announced in the
next issue of your Lake Country Calendar!
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The Lake Country Art Gallery’s NEW Gallery Gift Shop brings a unique shopping experience to Lake Country!
OPEN Wednesday to Saturday 10am - 4pm
lakecountryartgallery.ca / 250-766-1299located at 10344 Bottom Woodlake Rd
Staffed & Run by Artists; Proceeds support the GalleryENTER Our Draw During Small Shop Saturday
4351 Shanks Road, Lake Country • 250-868-1889www.kel-lakegreenhouses.com
Large selection of Perennials - Trees - Shrubs - Landscape Supplies - SoilA variety of fountains & giftware
½ price ($20) local delivery charge for the month of October
on a minimum purchase of 3 yards of product
Saturday, Sept. 28th
SpecialS!20% OFF
all•ceramic pottery
•fountains & statues•in-stock trees & shrubs
#8-11852 Hwy.97N, Lakewood Mall (by Tim Horton’s) (also in Kelowna)250-766-5686 • www.rosiesgrapestop.ca • [email protected]
The aff ordable way to enjoy WINES, COOLERS, CIDERS & BEERS brewed on premise!
10% OFFany in-stock
STERLING & SHOWCASE“Crushed Grape Kits”
made on premiseSmall Shop Saturday Sept.28/’13 • 10:30-4:30pm
Lake Country locati on only.
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[email protected] @ 250-548-4070
Visit our booth during Small Shop Saturday for your
chance to win a Gift Basketof our award-winning
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16024 Oyama Roadat Oyama Road & Hwy.97
250.548.0007 • Cell 1.808.268.4129
50% OFFentire store!ONE DAY ONLY!
September 28/’13
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YOGA AND FITNESS STUDIOWith two certified instructors, each offering their
own specialized classes in one great location!
SARAH FRASERCerti� ed Fitness InstructorCrave.� [email protected]� tness.ca250-575-8292
Iyengar Yoga Class10:15 am to 11:15 am
LYNNE BOWSHERCerti� ed Iyengar Yoga Instructor
250-766-3122
#106-2611 Stillwater Way • Sitara by the Pond • In the Lakes • Lake Country, BC
FREECLASSES
SAT., SEPT. 28
Group strength class9:00 am to 10:00 am
Enter to win a free class pass valid for 6 classes!
...or below Cooper’s on Main Street!Stop by and pick-up your Small Shop Saturday passort!
Small Shop Lake Country
Shopping PassportCollect stamps to win!
LAKE COUNTRY
smallshop
SATURDAY
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FREE! Personal training session with an new yearly membershiponly until Oct.15/’13!
391 Tilley Rd., 250-766-0611 • Open 7 Days a WeekCorner of Jim Bailey & Tilley, Win� eld Industrial Park (One block off Beaver Lake Road)
S E R V I N G L A K E C O U N T R Y F O R O V E R 1 3 Y E A R SS E R V I N G L A K E C O U N T R Y F O R O V E R 1 3 Y E A R SS E R V I N G L A K E C O U N T R Y F O R O V E R 1 3 Y E A R S
FREE SENIORS HOURS:October 1 - 15 • Mon.-Fri., 10am-2pm
Visit us atour gym location or our tent on Main Street during Small Shop Saturday
~New & used women’s fashions~Classic, casual & vintage jewelry
~Shoes, handbags, scarves, hats & so much more~Shoes, handbags, scarves, hats ~Shoes, handbags, scarves, hats
Then and Now FASHION BOUTIQUE
New arrivals
every day! Come see
what is new!
#2 - 10074 Hwy. 97N, Lake Country • [email protected]• ThenandNowFashionBoutique
#2 - 10074 Hwy. 97N, Lake Country • [email protected]• ThenandNowFashionBoutique
SAT., SEPT. 28TH • 9am-4pm
20%-70% OFFENTIRE STORE
excluding vintage jewelry
www.SecondWindFit.caGet Fit, Lose Weight, Have Fun!
Visit our booth for DISCOUNTS & DRAW PRIZES!
Join us September 28th • 10am-4pm
• Registered massage therapy• Spa treatments • Energy work
•MiniDemonstrations•Refreshments
•Draws
Come to the water & renew
3338 Clement Road, Lake Country • 250.766.2542 • 250.215.7139
The Healing House on the lake
Summer
Purchase an RV and enter
a draw to WIN A
TRIP FOR TWO TO MEXICO! Details in store
OVER 500 UNITS IN STOCK!
www.countryrv.net
WINFIELD DL#305377840 Hwy. 97N
1.866.488.3101
KELOWNA DL#30537
3732 Hwy. 97 250.807.2898 | 1.888.456.1808
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SPECIALFINANCE
RATESCOMEVISIT
US!
5th Wheels, Travel Trailers,Motorhomes, Campers,
Tent Trailers, Toy Haulers NEW & USED!
TravelBy Triple E Recreational Vehicles
Vans
Real-liteBy Palomino
F O R E S T R I V E R p R E S E n T S
Silver CreekBY r-viSiON
E CEE CC
Full service & parts department
Murray ReiterKelowna
Murray Reiter Rick KalinockaKelowna
Rick KalinockaBruce VargaKelowna
Garry KirbyWin� eld
Henry EppKelowna
Ron StoneKelowna
778-480-22553-10074 Hwy97N, Lake Country
The StrandHair Company
Small Shop Saturday Special
ENTER OUR DRAWSEPT. 28
Open Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. 9-5•Thurs. 9-9•Closed Sun. & Mon.
FREE HAIR CUT WITH COLOUR TREATMENT
($30 value). September 28, 2013 only.
Call 250-766-4244 • 1-800-663-7709 | email: [email protected] us at 14-10051 Hwy 97, Lake Country (overlooking IGA & next door to Capri Insurance)
Or see us online at: www.RainbowTravelWinfield.ca
We a re yo u r l o c a l l y ow n e d & o p e rate d t rave l a g e n c y o f fe r i n g f u l l t rave l s e r v i ce s.
ANNUAL SEATTLE SHOPPING BUS TOURProudly serving Lake Country for over 30 years!!
November 1-3 Book Now! $299 per person
•Air fares, tour packages, sun destinations, car rental, rail travel •European river cruises, Alaskan cruises, Caribbean & exotic cruise specialists! •Budget travel, luxury travel, family, group & incentive travel options.
Stop in & enterour Small Shop Saturday
draw!
is having a
Huge Sidewalk Sale!
Winfi eld Shopping Centre (across from IGA)
250-766-1173 • justbecauseboutique.com
SMALL SHOP SATURDAY
SALESaturday
September 28th9:30am-5:00pm
•Vintage clothing &
jewelry blow-out sale
•Ladies’ fashions
•Accessories
•Canvas wall art
•Metal wall art
•Childrens’ clothing
•Childrens’ accessories
•Home décor
•Patio & garden décor
•Christmas giftware
•Store displays & cabinets
•Food
•Bargains
•Music
IN-STORESPECIALS!!
30-50%
o�
Visit over 34 businesses to enjoy great savings and to win great prizes! Support your community!
LAKE COUNTRY
smallshop
SATURDAY
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Bodyz in Motion
Joyfulhealth
Lavish Accessories
Oyama Zipline
Profile Marketing Inc.
Second Wind Fitness
Western Storage
Corner of Main Street & Hill Road
275 6
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1. A Place for Yoga & Crave Fitness#106-2611 Stillwater Way~In the Lakes
2. Bodyz in Motion391 Tilley Road or corner of Main St. & Hill Rd.
3. Cachet Hair Studio#4-10051 Hwy 97, Winfield Shopping Centre
4. Canadian 2for1 Pizza#2-10051 Hwy. 97, Winfield Shopping Centre
5. Country RV7840 Hwy. 97N
6. Gallery Gift Shop – Lake Country Art Gallery10344 Bottom Wood Lake Rd.
7. Gambell Farms12133 Okanagan Centre Road East
8. Gatzke Orchards15686 Hwy. 97~Pelmewash Parkway
9. Intrigue Wines2291 Goldie Rd.
10. Just Because Boutique#31-10042 Main St., Winfield Shopping Centre
11. Kathryn Battrum, Lake Country Notary Services#43-9522 Main St.
12. Kel-Lake Greenhouses4351 Shanks Rd.
13. Lake Country Building Centre3223 Woodsdale Rd.
14. Lake Country Cycle3175 Woodsdale Rd.
15. Lake Country Liquor Store#72-9522 Main St., Cooper’s Village Mall
16. Lake Country Optometry#49-9522 Main St.
17. Marketplace IGA#9-10017 Main St.
18. D. Oscar Barnes10026 Hwy 97
19. Oyama Zipline5617 Oyama Lake Rd., Oyama or corner of Main St. & Hill Rd. Lake Country
20. Rainbow Travel#14-10051 Hwy. 97, Winfield Shopping Centre
21. Rosie’s Grape Stop#8-11852 Hwy. 97NLakewood Mall
22. Rustic River16024 Oyama Rd., Oyama
23. Sugar Bomb#117-9685 Hwy. 97
24. The Healing House3338 Clement Rd.
25. The Strand Hair Company# 3-10074 Hwy 97N
26. Then & Now Fashions#2-10074 Hwy. 97N
27. Tri Lake Animal Hospital10564 Powley Court
28. Winfield IDA#59-9522 Main St. Cooper’s Plaza
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FREE! Personal training session with an new yearly membershiponly until Oct.15/’13!
391 Tilley Rd., 250-766-0611 • Open 7 Days a WeekCorner of Jim Bailey & Tilley, Win� eld Industrial Park (One block off Beaver Lake Road)
S E R V I N G L A K E C O U N T R Y F O R O V E R 1 3 Y E A R SS E R V I N G L A K E C O U N T R Y F O R O V E R 1 3 Y E A R SS E R V I N G L A K E C O U N T R Y F O R O V E R 1 3 Y E A R S
FREE SENIORS HOURS:October 1 - 15 • Mon.-Fri., 10am-2pm
Visit us atour gym location or our tent on Main Street during Small Shop Saturday
~New & used women’s fashions~Classic, casual & vintage jewelry
~Shoes, handbags, scarves, hats & so much more~Shoes, handbags, scarves, hats ~Shoes, handbags, scarves, hats
Then and Now FASHION BOUTIQUE
New arrivals
every day! Come see
what is new!
#2 - 10074 Hwy. 97N, Lake Country • [email protected]• ThenandNowFashionBoutique
#2 - 10074 Hwy. 97N, Lake Country • [email protected]• ThenandNowFashionBoutique
SAT., SEPT. 28TH • 9am-4pm
20%-70% OFFENTIRE STORE
excluding vintage jewelry
www.SecondWindFit.caGet Fit, Lose Weight, Have Fun!
Visit our booth for DISCOUNTS & DRAW PRIZES!
Join us September 28th • 10am-4pm
• Registered massage therapy• Spa treatments • Energy work
•MiniDemonstrations•Refreshments
•Draws
Come to the water & renew
3338 Clement Road, Lake Country • 250.766.2542 • 250.215.7139
The Healing House on the lake
Summer
Purchase an RV and enter
a draw to WIN A
TRIP FOR TWO TO MEXICO! Details in store
OVER 500 UNITS IN STOCK!
www.countryrv.net
WINFIELD DL#305377840 Hwy. 97N
1.866.488.3101
KELOWNA DL#30537
3732 Hwy. 97 250.807.2898 | 1.888.456.1808
Like us on
Purchase
SPECIALFINANCE
RATESCOMEVISIT
US!
5th Wheels, Travel Trailers,Motorhomes, Campers,
Tent Trailers, Toy Haulers NEW & USED!
TravelBy Triple E Recreational Vehicles
Vans
Real-liteBy Palomino
F O R E S T R I V E R p R E S E n T S
Silver CreekBY r-viSiON
E CEE CC
Full service & parts department
Murray ReiterKelowna
Murray Reiter Rick KalinockaKelowna
Rick KalinockaBruce VargaKelowna
Garry KirbyWin� eld
Henry EppKelowna
Ron StoneKelowna
778-480-22553-10074 Hwy97N, Lake Country
The StrandHair Company
Small Shop Saturday Special
ENTER OUR DRAWSEPT. 28
Open Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. 9-5•Thurs. 9-9•Closed Sun. & Mon.
FREE HAIR CUT WITH COLOUR TREATMENT
($30 value). September 28, 2013 only.
Call 250-766-4244 • 1-800-663-7709 | email: [email protected] us at 14-10051 Hwy 97, Lake Country (overlooking IGA & next door to Capri Insurance)
Or see us online at: www.RainbowTravelWinfield.ca
We a re yo u r l o c a l l y ow n e d & o p e rate d t rave l a g e n c y o f fe r i n g f u l l t rave l s e r v i ce s.
ANNUAL SEATTLE SHOPPING BUS TOURProudly serving Lake Country for over 30 years!!
November 1-3 Book Now! $299 per person
•Air fares, tour packages, sun destinations, car rental, rail travel •European river cruises, Alaskan cruises, Caribbean & exotic cruise specialists! •Budget travel, luxury travel, family, group & incentive travel options.
Stop in & enterour Small Shop Saturday
draw!
is having a
Huge Sidewalk Sale!
Winfi eld Shopping Centre (across from IGA)
250-766-1173 • justbecauseboutique.com
SMALL SHOP SATURDAY
SALESaturday
September 28th9:30am-5:00pm
•Vintage clothing &
jewelry blow-out sale
•Ladies’ fashions
•Accessories
•Canvas wall art
•Metal wall art
•Childrens’ clothing
•Childrens’ accessories
•Home décor
•Patio & garden décor
•Christmas giftware
•Store displays & cabinets
•Food
•Bargains
•Music
IN-STORESPECIALS!!
30-50%
o�
Visit over 34 businesses to enjoy great savings and to win great prizes! Support your community!
LAKE COUNTRY
smallshop
SATURDAY
★
Bodyz in Motion
Joyfulhealth
Lavish Accessories
Oyama Zipline
Profile Marketing Inc.
Second Wind Fitness
Western Storage
Corner of Main Street & Hill Road
275 6
7
8
9
12
1314
17
19
21
22
24
2
1
1020
43
25
26 18
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1. A Place for Yoga & Crave Fitness#106-2611 Stillwater Way~In the Lakes
2. Bodyz in Motion391 Tilley Road or corner of Main St. & Hill Rd.
3. Cachet Hair Studio#4-10051 Hwy 97, Winfield Shopping Centre
4. Canadian 2for1 Pizza#2-10051 Hwy. 97, Winfield Shopping Centre
5. Country RV7840 Hwy. 97N
6. Gallery Gift Shop – Lake Country Art Gallery10344 Bottom Wood Lake Rd.
7. Gambell Farms12133 Okanagan Centre Road East
8. Gatzke Orchards15686 Hwy. 97~Pelmewash Parkway
9. Intrigue Wines2291 Goldie Rd.
10. Just Because Boutique#31-10042 Main St., Winfield Shopping Centre
11. Kathryn Battrum, Lake Country Notary Services#43-9522 Main St.
12. Kel-Lake Greenhouses4351 Shanks Rd.
13. Lake Country Building Centre3223 Woodsdale Rd.
14. Lake Country Cycle3175 Woodsdale Rd.
15. Lake Country Liquor Store#72-9522 Main St., Cooper’s Village Mall
16. Lake Country Optometry#49-9522 Main St.
17. Marketplace IGA#9-10017 Main St.
18. D. Oscar Barnes10026 Hwy 97
19. Oyama Zipline5617 Oyama Lake Rd., Oyama or corner of Main St. & Hill Rd. Lake Country
20. Rainbow Travel#14-10051 Hwy. 97, Winfield Shopping Centre
21. Rosie’s Grape Stop#8-11852 Hwy. 97NLakewood Mall
22. Rustic River16024 Oyama Rd., Oyama
23. Sugar Bomb#117-9685 Hwy. 97
24. The Healing House3338 Clement Rd.
25. The Strand Hair Company# 3-10074 Hwy 97N
26. Then & Now Fashions#2-10074 Hwy. 97N
27. Tri Lake Animal Hospital10564 Powley Court
28. Winfield IDA#59-9522 Main St. Cooper’s Plaza
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1-877-474-3754 • 2291 Goldie Road, Lake Countrywww.intiguewines.com
WE ARE A BOUTIQUE WINERY MAKING AWARD-WINNING WINES IN THE CENTRAL OKANAGAN
Visit us during Small Shop Saturday & the Fall Wine Event!
[ PLEASE ENJOY 10% OFF ALL WINES! ]
Offer available September 28, 2013
and during
Fall Wine Fest October 5 & 6, 2013
Please present or mention this ad at the time of purchase to receive this discount.
CustomerAppreciation EventTHANK YOU FOR ALL THE LOCAL SUPPORT!
12133 Okanagan Center Road East Lake Country, BC V4V1J4
Phone: 250-766-4036 Email: [email protected] Open Daily 9am-6pm *Interac*
Come to the farm for fresh Pears, Mac, Honeycrisp, Spartan, Ambrosia, and Royal Gala Apples, field tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, loads of fall veggies, gourds and pumpkins!
GAMBELL FARMS FRUIT STAND
Get it fresh! Get it local! 12133 Okanagan Center Road East Lake Country, BC V4V1J4
Phone: 250-766-4036 Email: [email protected] Open Daily 9am-6pm *Interac*
Come to the farm for fresh Pears, Mac, Honeycrisp, Spartan, Ambrosia, and Royal Gala Apples, field tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, loads of fall veggies, gourds and pumpkins!
GAMBELL FARMS FRUIT STAND
Get it fresh! Get it local!
12133 Okanagan Center Road East Lake Country, BC V4V1J4
Phone: 250-766-4036 Email: [email protected] Open Daily 9am-6pm *Interac*
Come to the farm for fresh Pears, Mac, Honeycrisp, Spartan, Ambrosia, and Royal Gala Apples, field tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, loads of fall veggies, gourds and pumpkins!
GAMBELL FARMS FRUIT STAND
Get it fresh! Get it local! 12133 Okanagan Center Road East Lake Country, BC V4V1J4
Phone: 250-766-4036 Email: [email protected] Open Daily 9am-6pm *Interac*
Come to the farm for fresh Pears, Mac, Honeycrisp, Spartan, Ambrosia, and Royal Gala Apples, field tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, loads of fall veggies, gourds and pumpkins!
GAMBELL FARMS FRUIT STAND
Get it fresh! Get it local!
12133 Okanagan Center Road East Lake Country, BC V4V1J4
Phone: 250-766-4036 Email: [email protected] Open Daily 9am-6pm *Interac*
Come to the farm for fresh Pears, Mac, Honeycrisp, Spartan, Ambrosia, and Royal Gala Apples, field tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, loads of fall veggies, gourds and pumpkins!
GAMBELL FARMS FRUIT STAND
Get it fresh! Get it local! 12133 Okanagan Center Road East Lake Country, BC V4V1J4
Phone: 250-766-4036 Email: [email protected] Open Daily 9am-6pm *Interac*
Come to the farm for fresh Pears, Mac, Honeycrisp, Spartan, Ambrosia, and Royal Gala Apples, field tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, loads of fall veggies, gourds and pumpkins!
GAMBELL FARMS FRUIT STAND
Get it fresh! Get it local!
12133 Okanagan Center Road East Lake Country, BC V4V1J4
Phone: 250-766-4036 Email: [email protected] Open Daily 9am-6pm *Interac*
Come to the farm for fresh Pears, Mac, Honeycrisp, Spartan, Ambrosia, and Royal Gala Apples, field tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, loads of fall veggies, gourds and pumpkins!
GAMBELL FARMS FRUIT STAND
Get it fresh! Get it local! 12133 Okanagan Center Road East Lake Country, BC V4V1J4
Phone: 250-766-4036 Email: [email protected] Open Daily 9am-6pm *Interac*
Come to the farm for fresh Pears, Mac, Honeycrisp, Spartan, Ambrosia, and Royal Gala Apples, field tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, loads of fall veggies, gourds and pumpkins!
GAMBELL FARMS FRUIT STAND
Get it fresh! Get it local!
12133 Okanagan Center Road East Lake Country, BC V4V1J4
Phone: 250-766-4036 Email: [email protected] Open Daily 9am-6pm *Interac*
Come to the farm for fresh Pears, Mac, Honeycrisp, Spartan, Ambrosia, and Royal Gala Apples, field tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, loads of fall veggies, gourds and pumpkins!
GAMBELL FARMS FRUIT STAND
Get it fresh! Get it local! 12133 Okanagan Center Road East Lake Country, BC V4V1J4
Phone: 250-766-4036 Email: [email protected] Open Daily 9am-6pm *Interac*
Come to the farm for fresh Pears, Mac, Honeycrisp, Spartan, Ambrosia, and Royal Gala Apples, field tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, loads of fall veggies, gourds and pumpkins!
GAMBELL FARMS FRUIT STAND
Get it fresh! Get it local!
Enter our draw for a basket full
of fresh fruits & veggies!
10564 Powley Court,Win� eld • 250-766-3236
After hours emergency line:
250-862-6551www.trilake.ca
✓ Companionand exoticpets
✓ Emergencydoctoron call
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
Stop byand enterour Four
Paws draw
#9-10017 Main Street, Lake Country • 250-766-5474Meat • Produce • Dairy • Deli • Bakery • Grocery • Floral • RBC Bank Machine
SMALL SHOP SATURDAY SPECIALS! SEPT. 28 ONLY!
79¢/lb.
LOCAL APPLES
Gala/Macs/Spartans
WHOLE BBQ CHICKENPOTATO SALAD 454G
DINNER BUNS 6 Pack
$999
LOTS OF IN-STORE SPECIALS!
Storage trailers & containers for rent & for sale.
Delivery & yard storage options available.
Visit us during Small Shop Saturday
on Main Street in Lake Country!
1910 Old Okanagan Hwy. West Kelowna, BC
(250) 769-8551westernstoragetrailers.com
ON-LINE ORDERING www.canadian2for1pizza.com
250-766-5004 • #2-10051 Hwy.97Winfield Shopping Centre
Enter to Win a Gift Certifcate!September 28 Only!
Visit us online for our completemenu & specials
VISIT OUR OFFICE DURINGSMALL SHOP SATURDAY!
Serving the Lake Country Community
10026 Hwy. 97, Lake Country
Great deals all day long!
Special thanks to....
Small businesses are responsible for 42% of Canada’s private sector GDP; & between 2001-2010, over 47% of new jobs were created by
small businesses in Canada.
Approximately 5 million Canadians are employed by small businesses, which is 48% of Canada’s private
sector labour force.
By supporting small business you’re not only supporting the local economy, you’re helping
provide more jobs for your neighbours.
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welcome15.Coloring
material16.What black
and white are18.Minister20.Emeralds and
garnets, e.g.21.Detached23.Read rapidly25.Frolic26.Not bogus27.Wonder
30.Nap32.Assignment34.Unmatched35.Object of
devotion37.Not up yet38.Make a web39.Sanctify40.Swift43.Rock and roll
classics45.Outing47.Can metal50.South
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51.Yuletide drink52.Mine’s output53.Lure
54.Prior to, inverse
55.Attach bystitches
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Day”2. Kind of
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3. Ready4. Cancel a
space launch5. Betters6. Lay bare7. “I ____ a
TeenageZombie”
8. Adjust
9. Observe10.The other
guys11.Lip17.Available for
duty19.Boats like
Noah’s21.In addition22.Remitted
money to24.Brewery
specialty26.Transmits27.Fireproof
material28.Sorrows
29.Conclusions31.Lean33.Shopper’s
delight36.Connected to
a computer38.Perplex39.Spree40.Thick wool41.Spindle42.Con game44.Room
opening46.Informer48.Bad humor49.Fresh
ACROSS1. Crop4. Petty quarrel8. 12 inches12.Goof up13.Chopped
meat dish14.Green with
____15.Ball holder16.Stained with
writing fluid17.Vault18.Beach grains20.Small piece
of land21.Drove over
the limit
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segment34.Gem weight36.Belly37.Hand-held
explosive39.Photographer’s
request41.Cancel a
space launch43.List
component44.Music system47.Halt, to a
horse
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elephants59.Dampens60.Ump’s
relative
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5. Zoo creature6. Solicit7. “____
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lime drink21.All-male party22.Contented
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part35.“Much ____
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middle of51.High-____
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56.“Private____”
57.Vote type58.Sound of
contempt59.Lay turf60.Large tree
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poems6. Sassy7. Newspaper
features
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cooking fat22.Garlic feature23.Facts and
figures25.Many years27.Powder28.Carried out29.Twirled30.Camping
shelter
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word44.Alone46.“Planet of the
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an ____54.Beaver’s
barrier
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item14.Mama’s
spouse15.Manufacturer17.Minerals18.Squid’s fluid19.Reprimands21.Fragrance24.Fake25.Long time
periods
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marry32.Frozen block33.Winter virus34.Tubs35.Slips up36.Horned
mammal,for short
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beverages50.Astound51.Summer
shirts52.In an orderly
condition53.Grass
moisture
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•The “Life AfTer LAundry” LAdies CLuB is hosting their 2nd Ladies Night Out on Sept. 28! Join us for an amazing night complete with dinner, comedian, entertainment and more! Proceeds from events go back into Lake Country to pay it forward and lend a hand. Tickets at lifeafterlaundryladiesclub-efbevent.eventbrite.ca/ or email [email protected] or Facebook or call 250-801-6737.•1sT LAKe COunTry sCOuTs AGM Tues., Oct. 8, 7pm, Winfield Room, District of Lake Country Building. For more information call Liz 250-548-0065 (evenings).•LAKe COunTry heALTh PLAnninG sOCieTy is holding a regular members meeting on Mon., Sept. 30, 7pm at the Lake Country Seniors Centre, 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road, Lake Country. Anyone who is interested in advocating for better health services in Lake Country is welcomed to attend. For more information call Shannon 250-766-1731.•The LAKe COunTry MuseuM & ArChives are open from 1pm to 4pm Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays from September through 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.•LC seniOr Bus sCheduLe Mon., Sept. 30 Prime Time. Tues., Oct. 1 Winfield Senior Centre luncheon. Sat., Sept. 28 Summerland Ornamental Gardens, lunch.To reserve seat on bus please phone Marg 250-766-3227 or Marian 250-861-4131.•A CALL TO ALL KniTTers! Would any knitters be interested in starting a Lake Country knitters group? For more information, please email Deb Burr: [email protected].•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
news
On Monday, Sept. 16 at 4:45 a.m., the Ke-lowna RCMP received a report of a damaged gate to a secure com-pound shared by SRI Homes and Lafren-tz Road Marking on the 9500 block of Jim Bail-ey Road.
Sometime between 3 and 4:45 a.m., suspects
entered the property and broke into the building for both companies.
A number of vehicles were damaged and sever-al items were stolen, in-cluding a Ford Edge and a Utility Terrain Vehicle (UTV).
� e Ford Edge was located abandoned near-by with signi� cant front
end damage and a stolen TV inside. � e Ford ap-peared to have been used to smash through the gate to the compound.
� e UTV is still out-standing and is described as a white 2010 Polar-is Ranger RZR side-by-side with added gun racks and stereo.
Anyone with any in-
formation is asked to call the Kelowna RCMP at 250-762-3300. Re-main anonymous by call-ing Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477, leav-ing a tip online at www.crimestoppers.net or by texting your tip to CRIMES (274637) ktown.
▼ CRIME
Thief uses Edge to smash gate, steal UTV
Free English, math tutoring offered Are you pursuing a ca-
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If you answered yes to these questions, then Project Literacy Kelow-
na Society’s new LIFT program is designed with you in mind.
Project Literacy’s highly quali� ed tutors will work with anyone trying to upgrade their literacy skills, wheth-er they need help to get into a college program, help while they are tak-ing their courses, or help preparing for certi� ca-
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those who already have jobs but feel they could perform better or ad-vance more quickly if they could enhance their skills through literacy tu-toring.
Learners entering the LIFT program, meet in-itially with a Project Lit-eracy education co-
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literacy benchmarks and assign them to a tutor with the speci� c exper-tise they require.
� e learner and the tutor establish a meeting schedule that suits them both.
� is initiative has been launched in re-sponse to provincial gov-ernment reports that during this time of high unemployment, hun-dreds of skilled and semi-skilled jobs re-main un� lled, or are be-ing � lled with foreign
workers. In fact, the provincial
government predicts that by 2020, there will be al-most 1.3 million new job openings but only 650,000 new graduates to potentially � ll them. So, it only makes sense to help people who want to
acquire the skills that are in demand.
Anyone interested in taking part in the LIFT program should call the Project Literacy o� ce at 250-762-2163 or email [email protected].
Project Literacy’s
mandate is to help adults achieve their full poten-tial at work, home and in the community through free individualized lit-eracy instruction.
Its goals are to pro-vide a friendly atmos-phere where learners can improve their literacy;
to provide professional training and support to volunteer tutors; and, to raise the funds necessary to ful� ll its mandate in a sustainable manner.
Sponsorship of this program has been pro-vided by the Central Okanagan Partners for
Literacy and Decoda Literacy Solutions.
For more informa-tion please contact Diana Gro� en, executive dir-ector of Project Literacy Kelowna Society, at 250-762-2163 or email her at [email protected].
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Coming EventsGROW MARIJUANA com-mercially. Canadian Commer-cial Production Licensing Con-vention October 26th & 27th. Toronto Airport, Marriott Hotel. www.greenlineacademy.comTickets: 1-855-860-8611 or 250-870-1882.
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Legal ServicesCRIMINAL RECORD? Don’t let it block employment, travel, education, professional, certifi -cation, adoption property ren-tal opportunities. For peace of mind and a free consultation call 1-800-347-2540.
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Painting & Decorating
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Merchandise for Sale
AuctionsAUCTION - Houseboats, Boats, PWC, Trucks, Trailers and more. September 21st, Kelowna www.westernstarauctions.com
Merchandise for Sale
$200 & UnderTWO Digital Speakers, Brand New $200. Call:(250)548-3414
Washer & Dryer, 5 years old, great condition, $200. Phone: (250)548-3414
FurnitureNEW QUEEN Mattress Set $200Company Coming? Tired of your
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Heavy Duty Machinery
A-STEEL SHIPPING DRYSTORAGE CONTAINERS
Used 20’40’45’53’ in stock. SPECIAL
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Misc. for SaleCERAMIC Urns for your loved ones or pets, hand painted. Phone Colleen: (250)766-4405
HOT TUB (SPA) COVERS. Best price. Best quality. All shapes & colours available. 1-866-652-6837 www.thecoverguy.com/newspaper?
STEEL BUILDING Sizzling Summer Savings event! 20x22 $4,188. 25x24 $4,598. 30x36 $6,876. 32x44$8,700. 40x52 $12,990. 47x70 $17,100. One end wall included. Pioneer Steel, 1-800-668-5422.www.pioneersteel.ca
STEEL BUILDINGS, metal buildings 60% off! 20x28, 30x40, 40x62, 45x90, 50x120, 60x150, 80x100 sell for bal-ance owed! Call 1-800-457-2206.www.crownsteelbuildings.ca
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Misc. for Sale
While we try to ensure all advertisements appearing in the Lake Country Calendar are placed by reputable businesses with legitimate offers, we do caution our readers to undertake due diligence when answering any advertisement, particu-larly when the advertiser is asking for monies up front.
Misc. WantedGenuine Coin Collector BuyerCollections, Olympic Gold &Silver Coins etc 250-863-3082Private Collector looking to buy a coin collection, Can., US & specialty foreign coins. Also looking for error coins. Todd: 250-864-3521
Old spoon collector, 864-3521PURCHASING old Canadian & American coin collections & accumulations. 250-548-3670Wanted to buy Jewelry to re-pair or recycle or out of date. 1-778-932-2316
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Haircuts at a verycomfortable price.
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Plan your travels
with pets in mind
▼ ROAD TRIP Planning a trip with your best friend? Before you do it’s important to plan ahead and always keep the best interests of your furry, four-legged, or feathered friend in mind.
� ere are many im-portant factors to con-sider. Following these guidelines helps to en-sure you are doing your best to keep your pet safe
and happy.� e last thing you
need is a sick pet when traveling. � is means a visit to the vet for a med-ical checkup and to en-sure that your pet is up-to-date with all necessary vaccinations. � e veter-inarian can also issue a health certi� cate for your pet.
Plan for restraint: How you’re going to
properly restrain your pet in your vehicle. � e re-ality is that hundreds of pets are injured or even killed each year because they are allowed free reign in vehicles. Even more real is the toll in human life and property damage caused when an “enthusiastic” animal dis-tracts a driver, leading to an accident.
Temporary ID tag:
In the unfortunate event that your pet runs o� while you’re traveling, a temporary identi� cation tag clipped on to their collar, along with a photo of your pet will help en-sure their safe return.
Pack an ample supply of your pet’s food. Other essentials to pack for your pet include collaps-ible travel food and water bowls, bedding, litter and
litter box, leash, collar and tags, favourite toys, grooming supplies, a pet � rst-aid kit and any ne-cessary medications and, of course, water.
Book pet-friendly ac-commodations before you hit the road.
Don’t let your pet stick their head out the win-dow—it’s not safe.
Stop frequent for pee, and exercise breaks.
Hydration at pit stops is important—water or ice cubes on hot days.
Feed them small amounts of their regular pet food on travel days.
Never leave your pet unattended in a parked vehicle.
Whatever method you choose to properly restrain your pet in your vehicle, be sure to make their comfort a priority.
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Children’s dental health: AN ADULT RESPONSIBILITYGetting children to brush their teeth is not always an easy task. Between all the protests and tears, many parents just give up and wait for their children to grow up before instilling good oral hygiene habits. Unfortunately, that is a choice that can have long-term negative consequences, because these habits are essential from a very early age. Here are five tips that can encourage good oral hygiene in young children.
1. Accustom babies to oral hygiene by gently cleaning their gums with a damp cloth twice a day.
2. The first tooth should be brushed as soon as it appears, and dental floss should be used before brushing where any two teeth are touching. Before the age of three, brush-ing of the teeth and gums has to be done by an adult for it to be effective. Establish a routine (two minutes of brush-ing morning, evening, and preferably after every meal) and stick to it. The first appointment to see a dentist should be made when the first teeth appear.
3. Up to age seven, teeth brushing should be super-vised by an adult. In fact, very close supervision is recommended until chil-dren are mature enough to write their own names.
4. Turn teeth brushing sessions into a game. You could use a puppet as the official teeth inspector, or use some kind of timer or play a song that lasts
about two minutes in order to show children how long they should brush. For every thorough brushing, let children choose a star sticker to put on a calendar hanging in the bathroom. Give a child a reward if the calendar has two stickers for every day of an entire week.
5. Most important, everyone knows that children love imi-tating adults, so be sure to set a good example!
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FAMILY DENTISTRYDr. Jenna Baruta and Associates
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Offering a full range of services
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Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm
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PUBLIC NOTICE – PERMISSIVE TAX EXEMPTION Tuesday, October 1, 2013 | 7:00 pm | Council Chambers Municipal Hall 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Rd
The Council of the District of Lake Country will be considering adoption of Tax Exemption Bylaw 875 and 876, 2013 for a five-year term. The tax exemption applies to the taxation period commencing in 2014, being January 1, 2014 and ending December 31, 2018. The meeting of Council is to be held October 1, 2013 at 7:00 pm in the Council Chambers, Lake Country Municipal Hall. For more information please contact Rose Bronswyk Kassa, CMA, Financial Services Manager 250-766-5650 (x210). Pursuant to Section 227 (1) & (2) of the Community Charter, the following information is provided with regard to the Bylaw: Municipal Tax Estimate
Registered owner/ Occupier Civic Address or Legal Description 2014
2015
2016
Non Profit Groups: Oyama Community Club – Occupier: Royal Canadian Legion & Comm. Club 15710 Oyama Road Community Hall & 50% Legion Hall $7,889 $ 8,125 $ 8,370 Oyama Community Club Trask Road Community Hall & Park 2,388 2,459 2,533 Community Hall Association of Okanagan Centre 11099 Maddock Avenue Community Hall 4,674 4,814 4,959 Crown Provincial – Occupier: Central Okanagan Rebroadcast Society PTS E ½ SE ¼ sec 33, SW ¼ Tower Site for Rebroadcast 286 295 304 Oceola Fish & Game Club 11888 McGowan Road Fish & Game Club 7,204 7,420 7,643 Crown Provincial – Occupier: Oceola Fish & Game Club 10786 Highway 97 Bird Sanctuary 908 936 964 Winfield Memorial Hall Association 10130 Bottom Wood Lake Road Community Hall 10,287 10,595 10,913 BC Lions Society for Children with Disabilities 1790 Davidson Road Camp 6,989 7,198 7,414 Girl Guides Association Central Okanagan Division 14750 Carr’s Landing Road Camp 23,670 24,381 25,112 Camp Hatikvah Foundation 15800 Oyama Road Camp 14,554 14,991 15,440 Central Okanagan SD #23 – Cen. OK. Boys & Girls Club 3130 Berry Road Non Profit 18,164 18,709 19,270
Municipal Properties: Dist. of Lake Country 11063 Okanagan Centre Road E. Future Fire Hall Site – Land Only 1,330 1,370 1,411 Dist. of Lake Country – Occupier: Curling Club, Horseshoe Club & Seniors Society 9830 Bottom Wood Lake Road Non Profit & Service Club 10,139 10,443 10,757 Dist. of Lake Country – Occupier: LC Heritage & Cultural Society 11255 Okanagan Centre Road W. Museum & Park 9,167 9,442 9,725
Churches: The Missionary Church 9460 Glenmore Road Church 1,848 1,903 1,960 St. Francis Anglican Church – Lake Country 10162 Newene Road Church 1,263 1,301 1,340 Kelowna Christian Centre Society 3110 Berry Road Church 2,735 2,817 2,901 St. Edwards - Roman Catholic Church 11123 Okanagan Centre Road E. Church 5,637 5,806 5,980 Christian & Missionary Alliance 12025 Oceola Road Church 2,587 2,665 2,745 BC Corp of Seventh Day Adventist Church 11370 Bottom Wood Lake Road Church 2,448 2,522 2,597 Congregation of Wood Lake - United Church 3751 Woodsdale Road Church 2,279 2,348 2,418 Wood Lake Congregation of Jehovah Witnesses 10194 Bottom Wood Lake Road Church 5,081 5,233 5,390 Total Estimated Municipal Tax $141,527 $145,773 $150,146
TAX SALE
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In accordance with Part 11 of the Local Government Act, the properties described hereunder shall be offered for sale by Public Auction in the Council Chambers at the Municipal Hall, 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road, Lake Country, BC, on Monday, September 30, 2013 at 10:00 am, unless the delinquent taxes with interest, are sooner paid.
At the time of the bid, successful bidders are required to deposit cash and/or bank draft with the Collector, for an amount equal to the upset price of the property offered for sale. Should the property be sold for more than the upset price, any excess must be paid to the Collector no later than 12:00 noon on Monday, September 30, 2013, by cash and/or bank draft. Any person placing successful bids on behalf of a Company must be prepared to affix the Company’s Corporate Seal to documents.
The purchase of a Tax Sale property is subject to tax under the Property Purchase Tax Act on the fair market value of the property.
The sale may be adjourned to the same hour on the following day, and from day to day, until each parcel is disposed of.
Properties listed for Tax Sale will be withdrawn from the Tax Sale upon payment of delinquent taxes, plus interest. This payment must be by CASH, CERTIFIED CHEQUE, BANK DRAFT, or INTERAC and must be received in City Hall PRIOR to 10:00 a.m. Monday, September 30, 2013.
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October 4.
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