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FUNDRAISER FOR THE VICTIMS OF THE ROCK CREEK FIRE

OPINION From the devastation there slowly emerged a beauty, of sorts, or, at least, a promise thereof.

CLUB HAPPENINGSThe Rock Creek Women’s Institute is commemorating its anniversary with a special calendar.P4 P5

“If you thought the winter of 2014 to 2015 was warm and dry, think again. Scientists are predicting this coming season to bring the strongest El Nino since 1997.”

So say the weather prognosticators about the upcom-ing year, which does not bode well for everything from crops to the potential for wildfires, to another bust season for many ski resorts.

Dubbed the “Godzilla El Niño” by NASA scientist Bill Patzert, this year’s weather pattern is predicted to bring substantial moisture to normally dry regions and dry weather to areas more accustomed to rain and snow.

While this may herald a start to the end of California’s current drought, it does not promise much in the way of moisture to B.C., including the coastal regions, which are predicted to struggle again with a low snowpack, below-normal precipitation and unseasonably warm tempera-tures.

This scenario may not be at all disappointing for the average Vancouverite, but this weather pattern could have an extremely negative impact on various industries throughout the province. Without a solid snowpack, al-ready arid regions like the Boundary will struggle with crop growth, aquifer levels and, as its residents learned this year, the extreme risk of wildfires.

The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Admin-istration declared the arrival of the “long-anticipated” El Niño back in March, citing records of above-average sea temperatures in the eastern tropical Pacific. It has certain-ly lived up to expectations, with unpredictable weather patterns the norm across the continent.

“This definitely has the potential of being the Godzilla El Niño,” said Patzert, who is a climatologist with NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. He also claims that signals from the Pacific Ocean indicate this El Niño is stronger than that which occurred in 1997, the most powerful El Niño on record.

“This potentially could be the El Niño of our genera-tion,” he told the Los Angeles Times.

ANDREW TRIPPBoundary Creek Times Reporter

Teacher Nick Bond greets students as they return for a new school year. See story and photos on page A16. PHOTO: ANDREW TRIPP

It’s back to school time!

Stories a way of healingThe stories from that fateful Aug. 13 af-

ternoon in Rock Creek, which saw a wildfire ravage a mountainside and tear unabated up a heavily treed and populated corridor where it destroyed 28 homes, continue to emerge.

Some of the storytellers are just com-ing to grips with their losses and feel a need to share their experiences; others are seeking to express their gratitude for the efforts of their neighbours, who helped divert a certain disaster with their firefight-ing expertise and willingness to apply it.

These stories will, in time, all be told, as the return to a semblance of normalcy slowly unfolds. Here is one of those stories:

Fire on the mountain—a Hulme Creek storyby B. Scott“Fire on the mountain, lightning in the

air, gold in them hills and it’s waiting for me there”; Marshall Tucker Band 1975. This song has nothing to do with the Rock

El Niño could be strongest of our generation

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EDUCATIONEnrolment in SD51’s 11 institutions remains steady. P16

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The Fun Spot

Quote of the Week:The wit makes fun of other persons; the satirist makes fun of the world; the humorist makes fun of himself.– James Thurber (1894 - 1961), in Edward R. Murrow television interview

Joke of the Week:An amateur golfer is one who addresses the ball twice: once before swinging, and once again after swinging.

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Ti mesTHE BOUNDARY CREEKPage2Thursday, Sept. 11: Celtic group Tiller’s Folly will perform at the Kettle River Museum (Midway). The event is a fundraiser for Rock Creek fire relief. Tickets are $15 and available at the museum.Wednesday, Sept. 16: Midway Seniors Centre is hosting an open house from 2 - 4 p.m. at 541 7th Ave., Midway.Friday and Saturday, Sept. 19 and 20: Rock Creek and Boundary Fall Fair, Rock Creek Fairgrounds.Sunday, Sept. 20: Having heard about the fire in Rock Creek, Fraser Valley Quartet will perform a one-time-only, free concert. It will be held at Kettle River Chapel (1735 Highway 33, Rock Creek) at 10 a.m. The quartet is a southern gospel group.Thursday, Oct. 15: Parkview Manor is hosting its annual general meeting at 7 p.m. at 670 9th Avenue, Midway. General elections will be held; anyone can become a member for an annual fee of $5.

REGULAR EVENTS:Mondays: Drop-in crib at Greenwood Legion at 7 p.m. $3 buy-in.Mondays: Girl Guides of Canada meets after school from 3:30 to 5 at WBES. Contact Janine Fra-ser at WBES or Linda Sheppard at 250-443-1529.First & Third Monday: Midway Village Council meeting; 6:30 p.m. with a delegation or 7 p.m. if none.First & Third Monday: The Bridge Drop-in Centre in Midway is open from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Closed on holiday Mondays, but will be open the next day on Tuesday.First Monday: Greenwood Seniors Centre meeting at 2 p.m. Info: 250-445-2290.

Second & Fourth Monday: Greenwood City Coun-cil meeting at 7 p.m.Third Monday: Bridesville Women’s Institute meets at 11 am. Info: 446-2210 or 446-2121.Third Monday: Frolicking Fancies – the Green-wood Red Hat Ladies Group meet monthly in Greenwood. Information Francine 250-445-6734; or Shirley 250-445-9908.Third Monday: Discover Rock Creek Society meet-ing at 6:30 – for location info phone 250-528-0227.Last Monday: Kettle River Recreation Commission meets at the Little Red School House at 7 p.m. Info Bill Watson 250-446-2325 or Sherry Dalziel 250-446-2997.Mondays and Wednesdays: Boot Camp at McAr-thur Centre in Greenwood from 6-7. $10 drop-in or $60 per month. Info 250-442-3664. Postponed until further notice.Monday & Wednesday beginning Sept. 15: Coun-try Kids Playschool 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Rock Creek Health Centre. For info or to register call Sara Eek 250-446-2202.Tuesdays: AA Meetings at McArthur Centre in Greenwood at 8 p.m.Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday: Drop-in social at the Greenwood Seniors’ Centre, 9 -11 a.m.Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday: 11 - 3 pmGreenwood Seniors’ Centre Thrift Store, 100 Deadwood.Tuesdays and Thursdays: Taekwondo at BCSS gym from 4 to 5 p.m. Open to ages 6 (with supervision) to 106.Tuesdays and Thursdays: Boundary Women’s Resource Centre on Market Avenue in Grand Forks

open from 9 a.m. to - 3 p.m. Info 250-442- 5212.First Tuesday: Elks #493 monthly meeting at the Slavonic Hall in Grand Forks at 7 p.m. Info: 250-442-2856 or 250-442-4276.Third Tuesday: Kettle Valley Wildlife Association meets at the range in Rock Creek at 7 p.m.Wednesdays: Writer’s group meeting at 11 a.m. at Bored Room Bistro in Midway.Wednesdays: Girl Guides of Canada meet at King of Kings Church in Midway, Sparks ages 5-6 and Brownies ages 7-8 meet at 4:30-5:45; Guides ages 9-11 and Pathfinders ages 12-14 meet from 6 to 7:30. Info 250-449-2309 or 250-445-9955.Wednesdays: Midway Crib Tournament – Bored Room Bistro, 607 Eighth Avenue, Midway at 7 p.m.Wednesdays: Senior’s Bingo at 1 p.m. at the Greenwood Senior’s Drop-in Centre. $1 admission.Wednesdays: Women’s Counseling in Rock Creek and West Boundary: Free and confidential. For information call the STV counselor at 1-855-441-3131 or 442-3131. Childcare and transportation subsidies are available.First Wednesday: West Boundary Senior Hous-ing Society meeting at 1 p.m. in Parkview Manor Midway.Second Wednesday: Boundary Citizen’s Patrol meets at Midway Senior’s Centre from 7 - 8 p.m. Info: Wayne 250-449-2191, Paul 250-445-2111, or Wolfgang 250-446-2455.Second Wednesday: Greenwood Board of Trade meets at 7 p.m. at City Hall.Third Wednesday: Rock Creek Women’s Institute meet for a potluck lunch at 11:45. Info: 250-446-2454 or 250-446 -2608. Third Wednesday: Main River Women’s Institute meets in Westbridge at 1 p.m. Info: 250-446-2616.Third Wednesday: Rock Creek & Boundary Fair Assoc. meets at 7 p.m. at the pavilion from March through November. Info: 250-446- 2465.Thursday mornings: Free Yoga Classes in Green-wood at the McArthur Centre from 10:00-11:30 a.m. For more information call: Diane at 250-445-

6364. Thursdays: Kinesiology at the old Kettle Valley School House from 9:30 to 12.Thursdays: Anglican Thrift Store from 11-3. Info phone Les Williams 250-445-2216.Thursdays: Quilters and other crafters meet at the Midway Senior’s Centre at 9:30 a.m. Come for coffee and bring your needle project to work on. Membership fee $10 per year.First Thursday: Rock Creek Medical Society meets at 7 p.m. in the boardroom of the clinic.First & Third Thursday: Food bank at the Evangel Chapel at 11 a.m. Donations welcome. Info 250-445-2125.Second & Fourth Thursday: Kettle River Lions Club meets at 7 p.m. in the Medical Clinic boardroom at Rock Creek.Third Thursday: Founder’s Day 2016 planning meeting at 6 p.m. in Greenwood City Hall. Contact Janet at 250-445-6133 for information.Fridays: Bingo at Greenwood Community Hall. Doors open 5 p.m., early bird 7 p.m. Progressive jackpot.Fridays: Coffee at Midway Seniors Centre from 9:30 - 11.Fridays: Overeaters Anonymous 11 a.m. - 12 noon at St. Jude’s Church in Greenwood.First & Third Friday: Karaoke at the Royal Cana-dian Legion in Greenwood. 7 p.m. until 11 p.m.Third Friday: Movie nights at Midway Community Hall; 7 p.m. Bring your own travel cup. $3 includes movie, drink and popcorn.Saturdays: Lion’s Club Meat Draw, at Prospector Pub in Rock Creek. Starts at 3 p.m.Saturdays: Greenwood Royal Canadian Legion Canteen open 2-6 p.m. Meat draw 3:30 p.m.Last Saturday: Karaoke at Hotel Midway – Hot-L Pub at 8:30.Last Saturday: The Bridge is open from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.Greenwood Public Library: Open Mon, Wed, Fri and Sat. Opens at noon.

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Power of a sisterhoodA group of women who call themselves the Twisted Sisters (from left, Deb Olszewski, Shelly Arrowsmith, Jan Marshall and Karmen Zdanovich) arrived in Rock Creek Wednesday morning in a motorhome crammed with donations for fire victims. The trek was a long one for the 40-year-old vehicle lovingly named “Griswall” in honour of the family from the Chevy Chase classic movie Christmas Vacation, but it made it on time and the Twisted Sisters Rock Creek Rescue Run was a big success. “It’s put a whole new light on how we band together as a community, helping people we don’t even know,” Arrowsmith said. “It amaze me.” All leftover items made their way to the Westbridge Thrift Store. PHOTO: ANDREW TRIPP

Public works foreman gives report

At the regular meeting of the Village of Midway council on Monday, Public Works foreman John Boltz provided an update on his department’s summer projects, including improve-ments and repairs made to nu-merous village buildings.

The seniors’ centre has com-pleted its upgrades, with just a couple of issues arising with plumbing and electrical for the new air conditioning units, due to the lack of access to the crawl space.

The improvements have been officially inspected and Branch 117 will be having an open house on Sept. 16 from 2-4 p.m.

The fire hall also recently received a new air condition-ing unit to help with firefighter rehab.

Boltz also reported that all dangerous trees noted as need-ing removal in the recent report by a local arborist have been re-moved.Noise bylaw could see revisions

Council discussed the cur-

rent noise bylaw, specifically in relation to trucks and other po-tentially noisy vehicles. It was noted that currently no time constraints were included in the bylaw, and that the bylaw needed some revision. Most municipalities restrict noise be-tween the hours of 11 p.m. and 7 a.m.

Council agreed that village office staff should draft some recommendations and present to council at a future date.Poles will be relocated

A letter from FortisBC out-lining the cost of the reloca-tion of several hydro poles was discussed by council, which voted to accept the quote of $12,633.61 and to move for-ward with the pole relocation.Appreciation deserved

CAO Penny Feist presented a detailed report regarding the village’s involvement with the Rock Creek Fire.

Her report noted the numer-

ous commendations the village received for its swift reaction to the crisis, and included Feist’s personal gratitude for the work of many, including her own staff, in managing the reception centre set up in the community hall and attending to the needs of the more than 400 people who were evacuated from the Rock Creek and Westbridge ar-eas.

She also expressed gratitude for the hard work of the Mid-way Volunteer Fire Depart-ment, whose members provid-ed active firefighting support for more than nine days, often for 12 to 15 hours at a time. She did note that one member sustained a foot injury when he slipped into an ash pit, but otherwise the crew was injury free.

Since that incident, the fire department has recruited two more members from the Rock Creek area and is actively seek-ing more.

Feist’s report recommended that council gives consideration for recognition to all volunteers at this year’s Midway Volunteer Appreciation Day.

MIDWAYCOUNCIL

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Letters Policy

I truly love being a photographer. There is nothing more visually stimulating for me than watching light play upon a surface, creating contours through shadow and highlight, sculpting a subject’s face and resonating char-acter, or transforming a simple sand dune into a complex pattern of ripples.

Photography, however, is also about capturing those as-pects of life that have affected others in a deeply adverse fashion. I am, of course, eluding to the destruc-tion the Rock Creek fire left in its wake exactly four weeks ago.

As I made my way along Highway 33 for the first time since before the fire began, I could but gasp in disbelief, not only at the charred remains of people’s homes, but also at the scorched forest that used to be so lush and full of life. Sections of it are now jungles of charcoal columns, stripped of most of their limbs, some supported by roots desperately clinging to a forest floor barely able to hold them. Some of the trees will survive, but many have been lost, as a powerful reminder of how Mother Nature (or possibly a human) can affect life on earth through the unleashing of fire.

Yet, despite my initial reaction to the devastation, there slowly emerged a beauty of sorts, or, at least, a promise thereof.

The burnt tree trunks formed an impressive pattern in my viewfinder, especially when sunlight brushed across their blackened surface, glistening off the shiny residue that the scorched bark produced. As I looked more closely at the ruins, I found poignant reminders of the people who once called them home; not particularly personal items, but things like kitchen utensils, metal coat hangers and even an old Mercedes star, buckled and twisted by the flames’ heat. The beauty in all of this lies not in the arti-facts’ existence, but more in their eventual removal, and the subsequent beginning of a rebuild. Still, my eye was drawn to these piles of rubble and steel, not beautiful in the traditional sense of the word, but powerful in their in-

timation and emotion, and I felt compelled to photograph them, which I will undoubtedly do until the clean up is complete and the rebuilding process underway.

As for that part of the recovery, I have, somewhat sur-prisingly, heard some positive reports of insurance com-panies’ quick response to people’s claims. One contractor I spoke to, who had successfully bid on several site clean up jobs, was impressed by the speed at which one insurance

adjuster, upon accepting the contractor’s bid, directed him to start work. Already, collapsed buildings are being removed chunk by chunk, and the remnants of metal roofs transferred to a makeshift transfer station. There the waste will remain until the scrap metal market re-bounds from its current doldrums and the person storing it can at least turn a modest profit.

Another interesting tidbit regarding the di-saster clean up to come out of that conversa-

tion was the fact that burned-out sites had quickly been inspected and assessed for hazardous materials such as asbestos, giving the green light to clean-up crews to begin their work.

On the lighter side, school is back in session (ah, the beauty of routine) and there’s been some rain (smells so good!). The first event is bound to keep me hopping, as school happenings come thick and fast; the second will hopefully save me some money in animal feed, as the moisture combines with the forecasted warmth and turns my pastures green again.

Soon, Thanksgiving will be here and, before we know it, Christmas will be upon us and a new year beckoning.

By then, the summer of 2015 will be a distant memory, though the events that unfolded in the middle of August will be forever stamped in our collective conscience, while we pray for a cooler, wetter 2016, despite Environment Canada’s somewhat gloomy predictions of another dry and mild winter.

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Beauty and the beast

This is Suicide Awareness Week worldwide, a pe-riod designed for reflection and discussion of the pre-vention of a crisis gripping youth around the globe. According to the recently released World Health Orga-nization (WHO) report “Preventing Suicide: A Global Imperative,” over 800,000 people die by suicide across the world each year. The report notes that this estimate is conservative, with the real figure likely to be higher because of the stigma associated with suicide, lack of reliable death recording procedures, and religious or legal sanctions against suicide in some countries.

“We may not be able to pinpoint the exact figure, but we do know that each individual suicide is a tragic loss of life.” the WHO states. “It is hard to imagine the extreme psychological pain that leads someone to de-cide that suicide is the only course of action. Reaching out to someone who is struggling can make a differ-ence.

“Suicide is devastating for families, friends and community members who are left behind. They may experience a whole range of emotions, including grief, anger, guilt, disbelief and self-blame. They may not feel that they can share these overwhelming feelings with anyone else. Therefore, reaching out to those who have lost someone to suicide is very important.”

School District 51’s World Suicide Prevention Day (WSPD) Planning Committee has, regretfully, can-celled this year’s event in response to the fallout from the Rock Creek fire.

“Understandably, people of the Boundary are fo-cused on the relief efforts from the fires and supporting those who have lost their homes,” coordinator Kathy Olsen said. “I think we all want to be sensitive to where the community is at, and our efforts might be better directed at supporting the west in a way that feels right for them. I also have concerns about accepting dona-tions from local businesses for the WSPD barbecues, when those donations could otherwise go to families who are really in need right now.”

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Fun calendar releasedThe Rock Creek Women’s Institute is

celebrating a special anniversary next year, and to commemorate it have re-leased a 2016 calendar.

Featuring a series of whimsical pho-tographs of institute members, the cal-endar was conceived as a way to raise money for the institute’s various chari-table interests, which include donations to the Partners in Parenting Conference and Parkview Manor.

Proceeds will now go toward helping victims of the Rock Creek fire.

Members also wanted to use the cal-endar as an educational tool regarding the history and mandate of the organi-zation, and that information is included in the pages of the publication.

John Hibberson, former Boundary Central Secondary School teacher and current principal of the Midway and Beyond Little Theatre, donated the bulk

of the photography and post-process-ing, and the period costumes for photo shoots were provided by Colleen Smith, owner of Miss Sophie’s Old Time Pho-tos, who also made matching hats for each of the members.

The calendar is available at Green-wood’s Deadwood Junction, Freeman’s Farm Supply and Rags, Relics and Ruta-bagas in Rock Creek. It will also be sold at the upcoming fall fair.

Rock Creek Women’s Institute donned antique costumes and big smiles for their 2016 calendar. Proceeds will go to victims of the Rock Creek Fire. Missing from photo is member Lynn Wick-ens.

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TSL audit finds only one violatorBC Timber Sales and

timber sale licence holders have had their annual audit for the Boundary timber supply area and one licence holder was found to have violated forest practice legislation.

The audit, which was done by B.C.’s Forest Practices Board, covers forest planning, silviculture, fire protection, harvesting and road activities in the province.

Only one timber sale licence (TSL) holder, from Salmo, was found to have

failed to maintain proper drainage on a road above unstable terrain, which increases the risk of landslides and is not in compliance with legislation.

“Since the audit work was done, the TSL holder has fully decommissioned the road and addressed the surface drainage issues,” said Tim Ryan, board chair.

All but one

TSL holder failed to formally assess the fire hazard following logging. “So this is an area for improvement,” said Darlene Dean, communications, Forest Practices Board.

Timber sale licence holders are responsible for harvesting, fire protection, and most road and bridge construction, maintenance and deactivation within cutblocks.

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View from Midway

The Rock Creek Fire may be little more than a smoulder and a very bad memory four weeks af-ter it left kilometres of destruction in its wake, yet the acknowledgement of the individuals and or-ganizations that helped support those impacted by the disaster continues.

The following is a summary, from a Midway point of view, of the first few days of the single most devastating event the area has ever expe-rienced.

It was approaching 2 p.m. on Aug. 13, 2015, another hot, dry afternoon in what had become one of the worst droughts the Boundary region had ever experienced.

Bored Room Bistro owners RJ and Tom Lesh-er were winding down their lunch rush when news of the fire reached them via a customer and their own emergency response radio.

When they learned it was a fairly large fire, and that the crews were likely to be engaged at length, the Leshers, who had lived through the 2003 Kelowna wildfires, began, as they always did, prepar-ing pizzas to feed the fire-fighters as needed.

It soon became appar-ent, however, that this was no ordinary fire and tackling it was going to require many more fire-fighters than the area could provide. “When the fire chief started pulling his personnel back, away from the fire, we knew it was something really serious,” Tom said.

At that moment the Leshers looked at each other and nodded in agreement; their help would be needed, and they must close their restaurant to the public immediately and “get cookin’.” Little did they know how that bold and benevolent ges-ture would impact not only their own lives, but also those of hundreds of evacuees who had been driven from their homes, temporary or other-wise, by a fire that moved with a vengeance.

Meanwhile, at the Midway Village Office, CAO Penny Feist had been made aware of the Rock Creek blaze, and was being kept abreast of the situation by the MVFD member kept behind to act as a liaison between the village and Fire Chief Walt Osellame.

At this point, Feist had no impression of the severity of the wildfire, but soon thereafter re-ceived a telephone call from John MacLean, her counterpart at the Regional District of Kootenay Boundary, who is also the director of the Emer-gency Operations Centre (EOC) for the region.

Maclean informed Feist that a reception cen-tre for those who might be evacuated from their homes was being considered for the Bridesville area, 16 kilometres west of the Rock Creek fire. A second call from MacLean followed shortly, out-lining that the fire was burning more vigourously than first believed and had spread up Highway 33.

Maclean told Feist that evacuation procedures for parts of Rock Creek were commencing and asked her if she could set up a reception centre in Midway.

“I immediately grabbed (deputy clerk) Tami (Peters),” said Feist, “and we went downstairs to pick up emergency social services kits, then headed over to the community hall.”

MacLean, meanwhile, had dispatched ESS representative Cathy Riddle to Midway to take her side along Feist in the organization and op-eration of the reception centre. Shortly after her arrival, Riddle attended the evacuation site along Highway 33, as busses, supplied by School Dis-trict 51, were mobilized to evacuate the residents

and campers ordered out of the area. EOC operator Lynne Birch soon arrived from

Grand Forks to assist Feist and Peters in prepar-ing for what they expected to be a significant on-slaught of evacuated residents and Kettle River campers in need of food, clothing and a place to sleep.

It turned out that the evacuation order was more widespread than initially thought, and that in fact there were nearly 400 evacuees headed to the centre.

“I called Doug McMynn,” said Feist, “and asked if he could get some sandwiches together, and by the time the first busload of evacuees ar-rived his crew had delivered 470 sandwiches!”

Feist’s staff also contacted the Bored Room Bistro to arrange for pizzas to be prepared and delivered to the centre, and it was at this juncture that the Leshers became the unofficial overseers of the impromptu food supply operation that would remain in place for several days.

It was not until the following Wednesday that the fire camp kitchen was established and

deemed ready for opera-tion, and even then, the Leshers pitched in with the loan of equipment and supplies.

As Feist and her small team braced for the influx

of over 400 evacuees, the Leshers completed their first round of food preparation, delivered it to the reception centre and assured Feist that they had closed the bistro and would take over the food issues for the evacuees.

“That took a load off her mind, as well as those of the kitchen volunteers, who were glad we were there to take control of the operation,” RJ said. “We shut down the bistro in part because cook-ing could not take place in the community hall, as the kitchen there is not commercially licensed.”

The Leshers were amazed by the reaction of the village residents, who immediately poured into the hall with offers of clothing, food and ac-commodation.

“We fed 460 people three meals a day and the reason we were able to do that was because of all the people who pitched in,” Tom said. “It really was a community effort.”

The three food providers each took care of their own group: Mile 0 Diner fed the Forestry representatives embedded in the village, the Bis-tro took care of the evacuees, McMynn’s provid-ed the firefighters with sandwiches and snacks and the Hot-L restaurant pitched in with storage for some of the massive quantities of food that was being donated. Also not to be overlooked is the effort of The Bridge Drop-In Centre, which received and distributed the mounds of clothing donated.

Impressively, the entire operation, from its outset on that fateful afternoon of Aug. 13 to about a week later when the fire had been brought under control, was virtually seamless, which both the Leshers and Feist are quick to at-tribute to the special qualities of the residents of the entire region.

“We knew there was something special about this community when we first came here and we just didn’t want to leave,” Tom said.

“We are so proud of not only Midway, but Greenwood, Rock Creek, Grand Forks, Pentic-ton, the whole region,” RJ added. “People really stood up, and are still standing up. The fridges are absolutely crammed. It was an amazing ef-fort.”

Residents of this rural southern British Co-lumbia region hope they will never have to expe-rience something like this again, but rest assured if they do, they’ll be well-prepared to manage it!

Village stepped up to support those impacted by fire

“We fed 460 people three meals a day and the reason we were able to do that was because of all the

people who pitched in. It really was a community effort.”

ANDREW TRIPPBoundary Creek Times Reporter

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Kettle Valley Adventurer Club

Why don’t you join the

Christian-based club for kids

ages 3-9Club meetings

twice per month, where children

develop spiritually, physically, mentally and socially.

• Play & work together with other children;• Experience the joy & satisfaction of accomplishment through

classwork & badges earned;• Learn good sportsmanship & discover God’s world;• Understand what makes families strong;• Express love for Jesus in a natural way.

Place and Time: to be determined, based on interest. (suggest: one after school evening, twice per month)

Cost: $50.00 per child per year (contributes toward the cost of uniforms, badges, club supplies and facility rental; some outings may require additional fees)

As well as club outings & community service regularly!

Contact: Club Associate Director Gisela Zinner at 250-446-2517

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GREAT SUMMER SPECIALS

Creek fire of Aug. 13, 2015, except to conjure up an analogy of sorts.

There was a fearsome fire on the mountain and lightning was the speed at which it moved. The efforts of property owners, aircraft, and ground crews fighting this hungry beast were gold.

I missed the evacuation order, but had a 1,000 litre tank, pump and hose almost at the ready, thanks to a local initiative started by Ed Fossen and family and Darren Hutchinson, our local firefighting guru. A group of locals had met last year and were encouraged to be ready to help with fire suppression; water tanks, pumps, back-pack tanks; “ whatever you can muster” is better than nothing.

It took about 30 minutes to fill the tank on my old GM 4x4. My neighbours Bob and Susan Croft phoned after seeing the fire below the hairpin. By then, crews were already on Highway 3 as anoth-er fire had started west of Bishop’s corner.

I came back up Hulme Creek and the fire was on Kelly Harpur’s place and below Crofts, climb-ing the cliff and licking over the edge toward their house. Grass, brush and trees were bursting into flame.

Luckily for those of us on the west side of Hulme Creek Road, the very strong wind fanning the fire was from the southwest, keeping the fly-ing embers and ash away from our places. Amaz-ingly the fire never crossed the road.

We got the horse trailer hooked up, Bob and Susan loaded horses, dogs and cats, and I at-tempted to slow down the blaze coming up the cliff. Later they had to return for the last horse.

After 30-40 minutes the tank was done and a spotter plane was waving me off, so I left and a bomber hammered that blaze, and many oth-ers up the road. The precision of these pilots was amazing. The sky was very busy: big four-engine planes, small planes, and helicopters. Properties were saved.

By this time the power was down, so I went to farmer Greg McDonald, and got a refill from Doug Fossen’s big water tank; that only took about four minutes (I need a pump like that!), then back to Hulme Creek I went.

The forestry officials said I had left and could not return. “But look, my tank is full,” I said.

“No” was the reply. Another neighbour, Don Henry had been

evacuated in a hurry. He came over and asked about his place. I didn’t know, so said, “Let’s go.” We took another road in and found his house was fine, but still quite a bit of fire nearby, so we emp-tied the tank on these fires and he kept dowsing hot spots from his gravity water system.

In the meantime, Pierre Sinclaire, high on his hill, was looking at grass fires all around his place. Mark Tossevainen was doing what he could to fire proof his place, while Gary Ladu-caine was making fire guards around Mark and Wendy’s house and along the east side of Hulme Creek Road.

On the way back to my place (by this time it was getting dark) the Forestry men were parked at the entrance to my road. They recognized my truck and me and mentioned something about a possible arrest.

After an exchange of “pleasantries,” they took my name and I went home. My genera-tor couldn’t run the well pump, so off went the tank, pump etc.; I put the pets in the cab (two cats, one dog), put the camper on the truck and spent most of the night watching grass burning and what looked like dozens of small campfires in the scorched forest on Mary Rock’s old place.

All one could do now was hope for the best. I made a few tours up and down the road, but calm had settled, and there seemed to be nothing to do until the morning but watch and wait.

That was day one, and what a day it was!

Hulme Creek residents gather for a group photo, to be included in a thank you package being put together for the firefighters that battled the blaze on their mountain. PHOTO: Marijka van kuik

Stories Continued from page A1

Many  gigantic hugs to the mayor and council of Greenwood for thinking twice about selling off your water! One can live with debt, one cannot live with-out  water!  Just looking at the rivers and creeks  in our valley tells a sad  tale. Thank-You.

HUGSand

SLUGS

If you have a hug or a slug, we’d like to hear it. We will print the anonymous submissions for all to see. Be honest, but all we ask is that you keep it tasteful. Editor’s discretion will always be exercised. Simply email reporter@boundarycreektimes.com with your short quips, compliments or complaints; or you may drop them off at 263 South Copper Street in Greenwood.

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Literacy is Life is a province-wide fundraising and awareness cam-paign held during Literacy Month.

Literacy is Life will raise aware-ness of the importance of literacy; create a new, modern understanding of literacy; and raise funds to support community-based literacy programs and initiatives across British Colum-bia. You can get involved by going to this link: decoda.ca/literacyislife/.

Columbia Basin Alliance for Lit-

eracy - Boundary (CBAL) is the Boundary’s community literacy or-ganization. It offer adult and family community-based literacy programs in partnership with many communi-ty organizations. Visit CBAL online at cbal.org/boundary.html or on its Facebook page at Columbia Basin Alliance for Literacy- Boundary. For more information contact Sheila Do-bie, community literacy coordinator, at sdobie@cbal.org.

During Literacy Month the Co-lumbia Basin Alliance for Literacy – Boundary (CBAL) is participating in Decoda Literacy Solutions’ month-long literacy awareness campaign called Literacy is Life.

CBAL will be publishing a series of stories submitted from the com-

munity—stories about an experi-ence with wild animals. CBAL and WildSafeBC have partnered in this writing project, which will see a new story published each week for the month of September.

It’s not too late. Tell us a story about how you have enjoyed wild animals in the wild, keeping them wild!

Amy’s StoryI always wanted to see a moose.It was a nice spring day in April we

dropped something off at the dump. We went for a drive around North Fork. I was asleep. Barb woke me up. We thought it was a cow but it was a moose.

It was a female because it didn’t have any antlers. It was crossing the road to get food and water.

Moose have thick fur to keep them warm. Moose eat plants, leaves, willow, birch and aspen twigs and bark. They need to eat 45 to 6o pounds of plants each day. Moose live in forests. They like to be near water. Wolves and bears sometimes attack moose.

Moose live a long life.Moose have a special stomach with

four sections. This helps them digest all the plants. A moose lives about 20 years. Most moose live on the continent of North America. The largest moose is the Yukon Alaska moose. It can weight as much as 1,4oo pounds or 635 kilograms.

A mother moose has one or two calves at a time. The calves drink milk from their mother. They live in groups for the winter, to stay warm and safe.

I wish that I had for a long time came true, unexpected. Well, what a great expe-rience it was. It made my day!

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City purchases equipment after firesBLASTS FROM THE PASTChronicles of Boundary Country from the pages ofThe Boundary Creek Times Volume VI, No. 17 – August 26, 1899

➤ Let There Be Light – “The Green-wood Water Power Company has se-cured a charter to use the waters of Boundary Creek and the power of Boundary Falls. It is the intention of the owners to immediately install a plant below the falls for the purpose of gen-erating electricity for power and light. The company intends to furnish Green-wood, Deadwood, Phoenix and Midway with electric light and power. A dam has been built 150 feet above the falls. This dam is constructed of strong timbers filled with rock. It has a cement bottom with a 5-foot square waterway of 2-inch plank. (ed. – the dam base is still visible in this year’s low water levels) With the present dam, a 250-horse power plant is available. The new owners intend to raise the dam another 20 feet so as to

secure adequate power during low water.”

➤ Gulley & Co. Ad-vertisement – The Gulley store on Copper Street in Greenwood had the following advertisement – “Now is the time to furnish your house. Re-ceiving new goods daily. Gulley & Co. Furniture, Undertaking and Em-balming.”

➤ A Cesspool of Controversy – “Rendell & Co. asked Greenwood city council for permission to sink a cesspit in the alley at the rear of their new block (ed. – the Greenwood City Market to-day). The cesspit will be 24 feet deep, bricked and have a ventilator reaching to the top of the building. After great discussion, council referred the matter to the health officer.”

➤ Board of Trade – “The Greenwood Board of Trade enjoys the distinction of being the only board in Boundary coun-

try which has received its charter of incorporation from the government. The first meeting since incorporation was held in Rendell Hall on Wednes-day evening and there were about 40 business men present.

➤ Star Bakery Adver-tisement – “Live and Let Live. Buy your bread and pastry at the Star Bak-

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➤ Fire Supplies Purchased – After the recent large fires, “Greenwood city council decided to place an order for additional 1,500 feet of rubber-lined, 2.5 inch fire hose and supplies with The Gutta Percha and Rubber Manufactur-ing Company of Toronto. A fire-bell of 700 pounds weight and helmets for the firemen were also purchased.” (ed. – that bell stands now in front of city hall)

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Radio club steps up to help in Beaverdell

When the Rock Creek fire knocked out land and cell communications to the community of Beaverdell, the Grand Forks Amateur Radio Club was ready to help.

On Aug. 20, a B.C. emergency ser-vices coordinator located in Kamloops, B.C., contacted the Grand Forks Ama-teur Radio Club (GFARC) to ask for assistance. President Don Fraser was quick to set the wheels in motion to provide the expertise, personnel and equipment needed to ensure citizens of the Beaverdell area had communica-tion with the rest of the region and the province.

Had there been a local emergency such as a new or expanding forest fire or a medical emergency, residents needed a way to summon help and GFARC was happy to provide it.

Many members of the GFARC hold valid Emergency Volunteer Services cards, issued by Emergency Manage-ment B.C. These members are listed on a provincial roster. This allows the province to contact qualified amateur radio operators in time of need. The card identifies a volunteer and allowed two local amateur radio operators to enter the restricted zone along Hwy. 33 during the Rock Creek fire road clo-sures.

Don Fraser, known by his federal-

ly-issued call sign, VA7KT, and Brian Norwood, VE7NRD, travelled to Bea-verdell with a portable amateur radio station consisting of a transceiver (an electronic piece of equipment that has the ability to transmit and receive radio signals of various frequencies), micro-phones and a battery power source.

Once set up, they communicated by voice signal to radio operators in Grand Forks who were monitoring a club repeater on Phoenix Mountain. These operators were then able to use the regular land and cellular telephone networks to relay important messages to and from residents and emergency workers in Beaverdell, Nelson and Trail.

Emergency communications were provided by GFARC members for two days, until satellite telephone service could be established for the commu-nity.

Amateur radio has a long history of providing emergency communications throughout the world. The relatively uncomplicated system of amateur ra-dio operators, or “hams,” linked across nations and continents via repeaters is reliable, often powered by batteries or generators when electrical infrastruc-ture is not available.

Often hams use Morse code as a more efficient form of communication, particularly when radio signal levels are marginal. This type of communi-cation was widely used by the mili-

tary during the first and second World Wars, and is still very much in use to-day. (An entertaining but fictitious ex-ample of Morse radio communications during times of disaster can be seen in the 1996 movie, Independence Day.)

Ham radio operators practice emer-gency preparedness procedures regu-larly, often through daily and weekly “nets” where they check in with a central operator with a voice or Morse code signal. This ensures equipment and operator readiness to rally in times of emergency.

Ham radio is a hobby for many and listening or chatting with others often hundreds of kilometers away is enter-taining and at times, exciting. Recently a GFARC member was listening to a repeater in the Okanagan Valley when a ham radio operator driving on High-way 3 west of Osoyoos came upon a new wild fire a mere 100 metres from the road.

None of the people stopped was able to phone 911 to report the blaze but the quick-thinking “mobile” ham called it into the repeater where it was picked up by a local ham. This ham phoned 911 to report the new blaze.

GFARC meets the first Monday of every month to conduct club busi-ness and promote activities to enhance members’ skills and interest. New members are always welcome and can contact the club by calling 250-444-7144.

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Poetry contest honours our farmersCelebrate B.C. farmers and local

food Sept. 12 -19 with the BC Asso-ciation of Farmers’ Markets’ (BCAFM) 6th annual Farmers Appreciation Week. The public can show their ap-preciation for farmers with the Ode To A Farmer poetry contest.

The grand prizewinner will re-ceive $150 to spend at their favourite BCAFM farmers’ market. Submissions are being accepted online or by mail until Sunday, Sept. 13, 2015.

As much of the province experi-enced the highest drought ratings and water restrictions this summer, Farm-ers Appreciation Week is an important time to reflect on the contributions of farmers in BC. For the 98 per cent of BC farms that are family-run, agricul-ture is not only a business, but a way of life.

“Farmers feed us,” said Elizabeth

Quinn, BCAFM executive director. “They shape and contribute to our ev-eryday lives, whether it’s by providing fresh food throughout the year at farm-ers’ markets, grocery stores and farm stands, or by preserving farmland and green space.” Studies have shown that 48 per cent of what British Columbians consume is produced by BC farmers. British Columbians can show their ap-preciation for BC farmers throughout the week by choosing products that are grown close to home.

“In the past 10 years consumers have increasingly been asking for lo-cal, fresh and nutritious food, and BC farmers are the ones filling this demand. Farmers Appreciation Week is a time when we can show our sup-port for farmers and thank them for making a difference to our communi-ties, health and well being,” says Geor-

gia Stanley, BCAFM’s Membership & Communications Manager.

There are around 20,000 farms op-erating in BC who led the way in the national sales of blueberries, sweet cherries, raspberries, pears, apricots, Brussel sprouts and rhubarb in 2012. Contributing over $170 million in eco-nomic benefits, farmers’ markets are also key places where the public can connect with local farmers and learn more about local food.

The BCAFM is a not-for-profit as-sociation that represents 125 farmers’ markets across the province and works to support, develop and promote farm-ers’ markets in all regions of BC. For more information on the BCAFM or to find a farmers’ market near you, visit bcfarmersmarket.org.

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Twenty-five cyclists and a six-person support crew from RCMP and supporting enforcement agencies within South East District will embark on this year’s annual Cops for Kids Ride on Friday, Sept. 11. The team will be staying in Greenwood that evening and departing for Grand Forks Saturday morning.

The 2015 Ride, presented by The Thomas Alan Budd Foundation, will take the team over 1,000 kilometres across the South Eastern corner of British Columbia, to raise awareness and essential funds for children in medical, physical, or traumatic crisis.

Over the 10-day trek, Cops for Kids riders will cycle into 18 different com-munities across South Eastern British Co-lumbia, where they will be welcomed by local hotels, restaurants and service clubs

who come together to offer their hospi-tality at little or no cost. Saving on these costs, allows the group to put their efforts towards the children who need it most. Over the event’s 15 years, they’ve raised over $3.1 million through their signature event. With requests from families on the rise, they’re working even harder to sup-port the local children who need it most. Funds from the event support requests for medical equipment, transportation to Children’s Hospital, specialized therapies, learning & mobility aids.

As a part of the 2015 Cops for Kids Ride, the team will be arriving in Grand Forks on Saturday September 12th, before their departure to Castlegar on Sunday September 13th. It’s a quick overnight for the riders, who welcome the opportunity to rest their legs overnight between the

Anarchist and the Blueberry-Paulson. Special thanks to the local sponsors and supporters at the Omega Restaurant and the Ramada Inn.

Cops for Kids are grateful for the gen-erosity shown by all of our communities. “Our riders join us from across the re-gion, and they’ve each raised a minimum of $2,000 through various fundraising ef-forts in their own community. During the ride, local community groups, restaurants, and hotels generously extend their hospi-tality to our team. Saving on these costs allows us to put all of our efforts towards the children,” boasts Ride Captain, Julio Krenz. “We are very honoured to be wel-comed into each community with such open arms.”

“I’m honoured to be a part of this event again this year. These leaders in our com-

munity work so hard to assist children who are really struggling,” said present-ing sponsor Tom Budd. “The team covers some gruelling terrain to get across the re-gion, but their efforts are minor compared to the challenges these children face.”

“We’ve got a fresh and spirited bunch this year,” commends Ride Captain, retired Staff Sergeant Julio Krenz. “They’ve spent their summer training and fundraising, and now they’ve left their own families behind to come together as a team to ride rain or shine, to raise even more money for children in our region.”

Daily updates will appear on the team blog during the ride. To follow the team along their journey or to make a dona-tion please visit the website at www.cops-forkids.org like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter.

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Chamber welcomes WrightThe new executive director at the

chamber is excited to be in Grand Forks and is ready to help out the business community here and throughout the Boundary.

Kathy Wright came from northern Alberta in August and began her new job at the Boundary Country Regional Chamber of Commerce on Sept. 1. De-spite only being on the job for a couple of days, Wright is learning a lot and en-joying getting to know the people of the area.

“I’ve been living in Northern Al-berta for the last dozen years or so but I’m originally from B.C.,” she said. “I grew up in the Lower Main-land and spent six years on Vancou-ver Island.”

Wright worked in Lesser Slave Lake, Alta doing contract work for the chambers there as well as work-ing with the local tourism board. She then moved to Athabasca, Alta and did community development and tourism.

Wright says she is looking for-ward to working hard and improv-ing the chamber.

“I’m a sponge for information and I love new challenges,” she said. “I’m given a task and I just run with it and figure it out.”

Wright became interested in com-ing to Grand Forks to be with her partner. She said she has been com-ing to the area on and off for a few years now.

“I really fell in love with the

area,” she said. “I met a man up here. We had a long-distance relationship for the last year. We decided that I should make the move here. He’s lived here his whole life.”

Wright is happy to be back in B.C. and to be closer to her parents, who live in Peachland.

“To be back in B.C. is fantastic,” she said. “I had really missed the moun-tains.”

Although she’s just started the job, she likes what she’s seen so far. “I love

the job,” she said. “I’ve been learning and meeting people. All the tasks I have on hand—I’m really excited.”

Wright said she’s been busy helping organize an all-candidates forum for the local federal election candidates. She said they are hoping to have forums in both Grand Forks and Midway.

“We have our AGM coming up and our awards for the community; Christ-mas; meet and greets,” she said. “We haven’t had a board meeting yet so I’m really excited to meet and get some di-

rection.” The mandate for the chamber is to

be the voice of the business commu-nity. “Our job is to increase business, increase tourism, community devel-opment,” she said. “We want to try to encourage people to shop local and keep the money here.”

She has several ideas on how to move forward and help the region’s businesses. “I need to get some direc-tion from the board first,” said Wright, “even from better online directories for business; maybe a local directory. We can drive them to our businesses more. I don’t know if the area has had a trade show for a while. The cham-ber, I know, needs revenue so we’ll have to come up with ways to do that so we can build business in the area.”

Wright said she’s looking forward to going out to Christina Lake to meet with its tourism board as well as to Greenwood and its board of trade.

“I’m really excited about meeting and getting to know all the communi-ties and see what we can do to help them,” she said.

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Enrolment remains steadySchool is back, and on schedule!Unlike 2014, which saw classes begin three

weeks late due to the teachers’ strike, this school year began on a much more positive note as teachers and students alike look for-ward to two productive and enjoyable terms. Enrolment in School District 51’s 11 institutions remains steady, with most schools maintaining or exceeding that of last year.

Boundary Central Secondary School enrol-ment is expected to remain at around 130, though the school is poised to graduate close to twice the number of students as it did in 2014/15.

BCSS principal Bo Macfarlane is thrilled to welcome child and youth counsellor Kelli Fen-wick-Wilson to his staff, and also announced that aboriginal student councillor Marilyn Han-son would be increasing her profile at the school by 30 per cent, now providing counselling four days a week to those students experiencing be-havioural issues as well as those with aboriginal

ties in need of support.Fenwick-Wilson joins the school following

several years with the Ministry of Children and Family Development as an adult mental health specialist, and will be a constant source of sup-port for those students experiencing any type of emotional crisis.

Macfarlane also announced that the school would be waiving all school and supplies fees for those students whose families had been impact-ed by the Rock Creek fire. This includes not only those who lost their homes to the fire, but also students whose parents may have found them-selves unable to work due to a variety of chal-lenges presented by the fire.

Macfarlane reported that numerous donations of school supplies had been made anonymously, which will supplement the support provided an-nually by Telus in the form of supplies.

“I’d like to welcome everybody back,” smiled Macfarlane, “so let’s get to work!”

(Above) Principal Bo Macfarlane, in his second year at BCSS, addressed students, faculty and staff at Wednesday’s general assembly. (Below) Teacher Heather Slaney distributes timetables to eager students.

Principal Brian Foy greats West Boundary Elementary School students back for another energet-ic and fun-filled year. WBES and Greenwood/Midway elementary schools have each added a new teacher to their rosters, as overall enrolment has increased slightly over last year.

PHOTOS: ANDREW TRIPP