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RECLAMATION work is being done on one of the gravel pits in Lake Country, near the site of the proposed Witzke pit.

KEVIN PARNELL

Lake Country council turned down a proposal for a new gravel pit near Oyama last week but it’s likely the issue will come before council again and, according to the appli-cant who was turned down, the issue of gravel trucks going through the community of Oyama is far from over.

Fred � iessen of In-terior Gravel Products called Lake Country’s decision to turn down his application to mine a piece of property next to the new Highway 97 short-sighted and says the issue isn’t going away.

“If this pit closes the next nearest pit is Pier Mac on the other side of Kalamalka Lake,” said � iessen after coun-cil denied his request to open a new pit called the Witzke pit in Oyama. “� ere will be 4,000 to 5,000 truckloads dir-ectly traveling down-town through Oyama, through school zones. � at’s where those trucks will go. Is that a better alternative to me being directly on the highway?”

Lake Country council was unanimous in vot-ing against another grav-el pit in Oyama. � iessen had applied for the per-mit and would have also

had to receive approv-al from the Agricul-ture Land Commission and the provincial Min-istry of Mines to get the go ahead. He says the two pits that he currently leases are coming to the end of their life and he already hasn’t been able to bid jobs due to the fact his supply is running out.

But councillors weren’t convinced it was the right move for the district and questioned the lack of reclamation on several pits in Lake Country.

“We have � ve grav-el pits in the area,” said Coun. Rob Geier. “We have some to the north

and out of our bound-ary and we have some

in Oyama and east of Oyama and we hear they

are going to be reclaimed but residents are not see-ing that. We just see scars and they get bigger and bigger. I don’t see the economic need person-ally for more gravel with all the pits that are out there.”

Mining consult-ant Eric Beresford told council there are four pits in the area that are all within the � nal year of operation and reclam-ation work is then done. Gravel pit operators have to put up bonds with the Ministry of Energy and Mines as a way to ensure

▼ MINING

Proposed gravel pit rejected; won’t be the last

Penny Gambell

SEE GRAVEL PIT A3

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� e Lake Country Chamber of Commerce is kicking o� a Christ-mas in Lake Coun-try campaign, urging residents and businesses to do their holiday shop-ping in Lake Country.

� e Christmas in Lake Country retail campaign is designed to encourage local residents to shop in Lake Coun-try for their Christmas

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Lake Country’s Creekside � eatre will be the site of one of four Okanagan Shuswap screenings of a contro-versial and independent documentary examining B.C. Hydros move to so called smart metres.

B.C. � lm maker Josh

del Sol delves into the topic with his � lm Take Back Your Power, what he describes as an in-depth investigation into the multifaceted smart meter program with ex-perts and researchers providing evidence of the negative impacts of

this grid.� e movie, presented

by a group called Cit-izens for Safe Tech-nology and the Centre for Spiritual Awaken-ing, will be shown at the Creekside � eatre Nov. 17 at 1:30 p.m.

In the � lm, del Sol in-vestigates the multi-faceted issues presented by smart meters and the global smart grid. Legal and scienti� c experts present evidence that this technology has been forced upon the public without due process or su� cient care for safe-ty and that indeed a sig-ni� cant threat is posed to consumers’ privacy, sec-urity and well being.

Del Sol claims some customers experiencing exorbitant increases in utility bills, onslaughts of previously nonexistent health concerns and smart meter home � res and poses the question who is really bene� ting from smart meters.

� e screening, fol-lowed by a question and answer period, will be shown on Nov. 17 at starting at 1:30 p.m.

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reclamation is done.However council

wasn’t convinced and de-nied the request for an-other pit.

“While you say the reclamation is going to happen I know as a councillor I’m not pre-pared to say yes to an-other gravel pit until I see that reclamation,” said Coun. Penny Gam-bell. “I haven’t seen it and we can make prom-

ises until the cows come home. But I can’t see that this is a good thing.”

A recent study com-missioned by the Cen-tral Okanagan Region-al District outlined the gravel mining industry as important in the future economy of the Cen-tral Okanagan and also pointed to Lake Country as an area where many gravel deposits exist. It means the issue likely won’t die with one pro-posal being turned down.

Lake Country planner Mark Koch, whose sta� did not recommend the

latest pit application, said it’s an interesting topic for council to consider.

“� e regional district concluded that gravel is a critical resource for the regional economy,” he said. “You have to weigh the importance of the re-source with the com-munity impact.”

In this latest case, council felt the com-munity impact out-weighed the economic bene� [email protected]

▼ GRAVEL PIT

Koch: Interesting topic for council to consider

CONTRIBUTED

THE SITE of the proposed Witzke pit, between the new Highway 97 and Pelmewash Parkway. � e proposal was turned down by Lake Country council.

GRAVEL PIT FROM A1

Mark Koch

news▼ LAKE COUNTRY ART GALLERY

Exchange your own art for ‘event bucks’ to bid in the auction� e Lake Coun-

try Art Gallery is host-ing its third annual Deck the Walls Art Exchange and Auction on Nov. 30 giving folks the oppor-tunity to bid on pieces of art in a unique pub-lic event to be held at the Aspen Grove Golf Club in Lake Country.

It’s an auction with a twist that has been held for the past two years and was an exciting and successful event for the Lake Country Art Gal-lery. Each of the past two years the gallery has auc-tioned more than 100 pieces of art. Featuring live and silent auction items, and managed by a professional auctioneer, this evening is � lled with excitement.

Unlike most auctions, Deck the Walls o� ers a unique twist; instead of attendees arriving armed with their own cash, buy-ers will have the oppor-tunity to submit works from their own collec-tion in exchange for event bucks to increase their purchasing power. Two weeks before the event starts, on Nov. 22 and 24 between noon and 3 p.m., anyone can

submit a piece of original or limited edition art at LCAG where it will be appraised.

� ere is a $20 submis-sion fee for each piece of artwork; all fees go to support the Lake Coun-try Art Gallery. For each piece of art, you will re-ceive event bucks that represent 50 per cent of the appraised value, up to $500. � e event bucks can be used at the auc-tion to place bids on a

tually bid on items due to the value of the piece of my own work had ex-changed brought to me. By the end of the night, I walked away with three lovely pieces.”

Brennan says Deck the Walls is a rare oppor-tunity to exchange art from your own collection that may need to be re-freshed, and in return get a new piece of art. � is is a chance to make a space on your walls for a new piece that you really love. It is practical, econom-ical, and above all a fun and energetic event for the entire community.

Lake Country Art Gallery’s third annual Deck the Walls Art Ex-change and Auction is Nov. 30 starting at 6 p.m. at Aspen Grove Golf Club. All proceeds go to the artists and to sup-port the Lake Country Art Gallery. Dinner will be served from 5 p.m. on for auction guests in addition to providing de-licious appetizers and a cash bar throughout the evening.

For more information: [email protected]@lakecountrynews.net

new piece of art for your collection. Cash can also be used for auction bids.

Lake Country Art Gallery curator Katie Brennan describes her

experience from past years.

“It was the � rst time

I’d been to an art auc-tion as a buyer. It was thrilling to be able ac-

CONTRIBUTED

DR. Barb Spilchuck and her purchases at the 2012 Deck the Walls Art Exchange and Auction. � is year’s auc-tion is on Nov. 30.

UNLIKE MOST AUCTIONS, DECK THE WALLS OFFERS A UNIQUE TWIST; INSTEAD OF ATTENDEES ARRIVING ARMED WITH THEIR OWN CASH, BUYERS WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO SUBMIT WORKS FROM THEIR OWN COLLECTION IN EXCHANGE FOR EVENT BUCKS TO INCREASE THEIR PURCHASING POWER.

Win� eld’s Tri-Lake Animal Hospital is host-ing its second annual Santa Paws fundraiser: A chance to get your pet’s photo taken with Santa to celebrate the sea-son and give to a needy cause.

After a successful in-augural meeting with Lake Country pets, Santa Paws will be stop-ping at Tri-Lake Ani-

mal Hospital on Nov. 24 from 1 to 5 p.m.

Folks can bring in their pets and get a photo with the big guy for just $10 with pro-ceeds going to two lo-cal charities: Beagle Paws Rescue and Critteraid.

� ere will also be be-hind the scenes tours of Tri-Lake Animal Hos-pital where veterinar-ians are able to use the

Okanagan’s only pet CT scanner, a digital radiol-ogy and ultrasound suite as well as an on-site lab and pharmacy. Tri-Lake Animal Hospital also of-fers a 24-hour emer-gency service where your pets will receive 24-hour care when they most need it.

Also members of Bea-gle Paws Rescue and Critteraid will be there

and may even have some of their adoptees looking for their forever home.

� ere will also be a ra� e in support of the animal rescue organiz-ations and co� ee and home baked goodies will be available – no charge but any donation is wel-come.

For more info call 250-766-3236 or email [email protected].

Photos with Santa Paws for local causes� e Lake Country

Chamber of Commerce is kicking o� a Christ-mas in Lake Coun-try campaign, urging residents and businesses to do their holiday shop-ping in Lake Country.


gifts and goodies by pro-viding them a chance to win a mid-winter Lake Country shopping spree.

� e value of the shop-ping spree will be deter-mined by the number of participating merchants, but the chamber antici-pates that it will be be-tween $700 to $1,000. Entry forms must be completed by the shop-per from Nov. 16

through to Dec. 26.� e lucky winner will

plan their shopping spree with chamber sta� and will be chau� eured to the participating busi-nesses on a date of their choosing between the third Monday in January and the third � ursday in February.

More information will be released in December.








reclamation is done.However council

wasn’t convinced and de-nied the request for an-other pit.

“While you say the reclamation is going to happen I know as a councillor I’m not pre-pared to say yes to an-other gravel pit until I see that reclamation,” said Coun. Penny Gam-bell. “I haven’t seen it and we can make prom-

ises until the cows come home. But I can’t see that this is a good thing.”

A recent study com-missioned by the Cen-tral Okanagan Region-al District outlined the gravel mining industry as important in the future economy of the Cen-tral Okanagan and also pointed to Lake Country as an area where many gravel deposits exist. It means the issue likely won’t die with one pro-posal being turned down.

Lake Country planner Mark Koch, whose sta� did not recommend the

latest pit application, said it’s an interesting topic for council to consider.

“� e regional district concluded that gravel is a critical resource for the regional economy,” he said. “You have to weigh the importance of the re-source with the com-munity impact.”

In this latest case, council felt the com-munity impact out-weighed the economic bene� [email protected]

▼ GRAVEL PIT

Koch: Interesting topic for council to consider

CONTRIBUTED

THE SITE of the proposed Witzke pit, between the new Highway 97 and Pelmewash Parkway. � e proposal was turned down by Lake Country council.

GRAVEL PIT FROM A1

Mark Koch

news▼ LAKE COUNTRY ART GALLERY

Exchange your own art for ‘event bucks’ to bid in the auction� e Lake Coun-

try Art Gallery is host-ing its third annual Deck the Walls Art Exchange and Auction on Nov. 30 giving folks the oppor-tunity to bid on pieces of art in a unique pub-lic event to be held at the Aspen Grove Golf Club in Lake Country.

It’s an auction with a twist that has been held for the past two years and was an exciting and successful event for the Lake Country Art Gal-lery. Each of the past two years the gallery has auc-tioned more than 100 pieces of art. Featuring live and silent auction items, and managed by a professional auctioneer, this evening is � lled with excitement.

Unlike most auctions, Deck the Walls o� ers a unique twist; instead of attendees arriving armed with their own cash, buy-ers will have the oppor-tunity to submit works from their own collec-tion in exchange for event bucks to increase their purchasing power. Two weeks before the event starts, on Nov. 22 and 24 between noon and 3 p.m., anyone can

submit a piece of original or limited edition art at LCAG where it will be appraised.

� ere is a $20 submis-sion fee for each piece of artwork; all fees go to support the Lake Coun-try Art Gallery. For each piece of art, you will re-ceive event bucks that represent 50 per cent of the appraised value, up to $500. � e event bucks can be used at the auc-tion to place bids on a

tually bid on items due to the value of the piece of my own work had ex-changed brought to me. By the end of the night, I walked away with three lovely pieces.”

Brennan says Deck the Walls is a rare oppor-tunity to exchange art from your own collection that may need to be re-freshed, and in return get a new piece of art. � is is a chance to make a space on your walls for a new piece that you really love. It is practical, econom-ical, and above all a fun and energetic event for the entire community.

Lake Country Art Gallery’s third annual Deck the Walls Art Ex-change and Auction is Nov. 30 starting at 6 p.m. at Aspen Grove Golf Club. All proceeds go to the artists and to sup-port the Lake Country Art Gallery. Dinner will be served from 5 p.m. on for auction guests in addition to providing de-licious appetizers and a cash bar throughout the evening.

For more information: [email protected]@lakecountrynews.net

new piece of art for your collection. Cash can also be used for auction bids.

Lake Country Art Gallery curator Katie Brennan describes her

experience from past years.

“It was the � rst time

I’d been to an art auc-tion as a buyer. It was thrilling to be able ac-

CONTRIBUTED

DR. Barb Spilchuck and her purchases at the 2012 Deck the Walls Art Exchange and Auction. � is year’s auc-tion is on Nov. 30.

UNLIKE MOST AUCTIONS, DECK THE WALLS OFFERS A UNIQUE TWIST; INSTEAD OF ATTENDEES ARRIVING ARMED WITH THEIR OWN CASH, BUYERS WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO SUBMIT WORKS FROM THEIR OWN COLLECTION IN EXCHANGE FOR EVENT BUCKS TO INCREASE THEIR PURCHASING POWER.

Win� eld’s Tri-Lake Animal Hospital is host-ing its second annual Santa Paws fundraiser: A chance to get your pet’s photo taken with Santa to celebrate the sea-son and give to a needy cause.

After a successful in-augural meeting with Lake Country pets, Santa Paws will be stop-ping at Tri-Lake Ani-

mal Hospital on Nov. 24 from 1 to 5 p.m.

Folks can bring in their pets and get a photo with the big guy for just $10 with pro-ceeds going to two lo-cal charities: Beagle Paws Rescue and Critteraid.

� ere will also be be-hind the scenes tours of Tri-Lake Animal Hos-pital where veterinar-ians are able to use the

Okanagan’s only pet CT scanner, a digital radiol-ogy and ultrasound suite as well as an on-site lab and pharmacy. Tri-Lake Animal Hospital also of-fers a 24-hour emer-gency service where your pets will receive 24-hour care when they most need it.

Also members of Bea-gle Paws Rescue and Critteraid will be there

and may even have some of their adoptees looking for their forever home.

� ere will also be a ra� e in support of the animal rescue organiz-ations and co� ee and home baked goodies will be available – no charge but any donation is wel-come.

For more info call 250-766-3236 or email [email protected].

Photos with Santa Paws for local causes� e Lake Country

Chamber of Commerce is kicking o� a Christ-mas in Lake Coun-try campaign, urging residents and businesses to do their holiday shop-ping in Lake Country.


gifts and goodies by pro-viding them a chance to win a mid-winter Lake Country shopping spree.

� e value of the shop-ping spree will be deter-mined by the number of participating merchants, but the chamber antici-pates that it will be be-tween $700 to $1,000. Entry forms must be completed by the shop-per from Nov. 16

through to Dec. 26.� e lucky winner will

plan their shopping spree with chamber sta� and will be chau� eured to the participating busi-nesses on a date of their choosing between the third Monday in January and the third � ursday in February.

More information will be released in December.








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Each one has its own distinct taste and smell, its own particular use in a particular recipe.

I have a great suspi-cion of one-size-� ts-all solutions for anything. It doesn’t work with panty-hose, and it doesn’t work with life.

No cook would ever suggest that a single spice will suit every re-cipe, be it sage or cin-namon. Every dish re-quires—nay, demands—its own unique blend of herbs and spices for its special � avour.

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We want to hear your

opinions on issues going

on in our communityReaction was swift

and scattered after the “frame-

work agreement” on new oil pipelines announced last week by B.C. Pre-mier Christy Clark and Alberta Premier Alison Redford.

First, here’s what it doesn’t mean.

“B.C. blinked,” ac-cording to one Toronto commentator, based on the popular notion that B.C. gave up its claim to a share of Alberta’s re-source royalties from heavy oil. Clark never made such a claim, so it would be di� cult to give it up.

Her often-repeated condition of a “fair share” of revenues from any new oil pipelines is pur-posely vague, but after repeated protests from Alberta, Clark clari� ed as far back as last June that provincial royal-ties are not on the table. � ere is no constitution-al way to make such a demand, a point Redford has made several times.

NDP leader Adrian

Dix and the usual chorus of professional protest-ers claimed that Clark � ip-� opped, opposing the Enbridge Northern Gateway proposal before the election and then embracing it once she was re-elected.

� is is also inaccur-ate. Clark’s � ve condi-tions were set out be-fore the May election, demanding approval by a federal environment-al review, “world-leading” spill prevention and re-sponse capability on land and at sea, meeting legal requirements to consult and share bene� ts with aboriginal communities,

and the unde� ned “fair share” for B.C.

Clark said numerous times during the cam-paign that the conditions have not been met, and made pessimistic nois-es about Northern Gate-way, but she very care-fully did not campaign against it. � e B.C. Lib-eral platform also en-dorsed a Kitimat-area oil re� nery proposed by this newspaper’s owner, and Clark repeatedly referred to that sort of indus-trial expansion as one of the potential “fair share” components for B.C.

� e B.C. Liberal gov-ernment made its oppos-ition to Northern Gate-way “as currently pro-posed” o� cial on May 31, two weeks after the election, in its � nal sub-mission to the federal re-view panel. If Clark had wanted to jump on the anti-pipeline bandwagon for political gain, that move could have been made earlier.

NDP environment critic Spencer Chandra Herbert said the B.C.

government has taken the position that more oil will reach the West Coast, by rail if not by pipeline. I’m not sure if or when that claim was made, but it’s true that rail shipments are already permitted.

Here’s what Redford and Clark agreed on. Redford accepts B.C.’s � ve conditions, prov-incial royalties exclud-ed, and Clark endorsed Redford’s proposed “Canadian Energy Strat-egy,” which B.C. rejected last year.

A draft of the strat-egy released last summer contains no speci� cs on how it would facilitate a pipeline project from Alberta to B.C. It talks about developing Can-ada’s energy reserves and at the same time some-how reducing green-house gas emissions, and promises a � nal ver-sion next spring. Oh, and Quebec refuses to par-ticipate.

Ottawa has sole juris-diction over inter-prov-incial projects such as

Northern Gateway and the proposal by Kind-er Morgan Canada to expand the 60-year-old Trans Mountain pipeline to Burnaby and re� neries in Washington.

If there is to be some extra revenue for B.C. from oil tra� c, it could theoretically take the form of a toll on pipe-lines. Redford point-ed out the problem with that idea in her speech to an energy forum in Van-couver last week. She noted that 42 per cent of B.C. natural gas is piped through Alberta to mar-kets. If B.C. can toll Al-berta oil, the same could be done with B.C. gas.

None of B.C.’s � ve conditions has yet been met. Legally, they don’t have to be, except for the one about accommodat-ing aboriginal title.

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

Twitter:@tom� etcherbct� [email protected]

▼ PROVINCIAL ISSUES

Untangling the oil pipeline politics

BC ViewsTom Fletcher

opinion

One-size-� ts-all doesn’t � t anything

SEE TAYLOR A5

Life and FaithJim Taylor

▼ FAITH TODAY

Complex issues demand complex resolutions

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opinion


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FAITH TODAY

divine edict. Innova-tion is always possible. Our daughter has an in-tuitive understanding of what each spice does. “� is casserole could use a pinch of paprika,” she’ll say. She’s usually right.

But outside of the kitchen, we resort too often to those one-size-� ts-all (OSFA) answers.

Anything related to economics relies on per-petual growth. Anything else implies failure.

In politics, the Holy Grail is a majority that can ride roughshod over the self-interests of min-orities.

In scienti� c circles, re-search must produce tan-gible results. Preferably, commercially market-able results. But some-times it’s just as import-ant to prove that some-thing doesn’t work.

Massive doses of vita-min C, or vitamin D, or probiotic yogurt, attempt to impose an OSFA treatment on vastly dif-ferent diseases.

Religion has its own OSFAs. � e solution to everything, from physic-al abuse to substance ad-diction to embezzlement, is to turn your life over to Jesus. Or Krishna. Or whoever.

Various branches of Christianity established their own narrow gates. You need the right kind of conversion experience, or of baptism. You must accept the authority of a particular person or creed or confession. You should speak with the right kind of tongues, or use the right theological terminology.

Bumper stickers that proclaim “Christ is the answer” make me won-der, “What was the ques-tion?”

Life is far more com-plicated than a cook-ing recipe. We wouldn’t use the same recipe for squash soup as we would for Chateaubriand, or the same spices for a Bengal curry as for an al-fredo sauce.

So why the appeal of a simplistic solution for everything?

I suspect it means that most of us are about as ignorant about ethics as I

am about haute cuisine.Of course, sometimes

a black-and-white de-cision is necessary. A friend mocks the idea of a referee applying “situa-tion ethics” in a Monday night football game.

But I suggest that it’s equally ludicrous to ex-pect a whistle-tootin’ Jesus—or any other guru � gure—to � ag a � ve-yard penalty in family quarrels, � nancial � n-agles, or medical contro-versies. Complex situa-tions simply don’t lend themselves to simple an-swers.

A good bouillabaisse demands more culinary sensitivity than toasting a slice of bread.

Author Jim Taylor lives in Lake Country.

[email protected]


▼ LIFE’S TRAVAILS

TAYLOR FROM A4

opinion

COMPLEX SITUATIONS SIMPLY DON’T LEND THEMSELVES TO SIMPLE ANSWERS.

� e Kelowna to Ver-non rail services ceased operating in July when Kelowna Paci� c Railway (KPR) went into receiv-ership. KPR was leas-ing the rail line from the Canadian National Rail-way Company (CN).

� e cessation of rail services has had a serious impact on Ashland Can-ada’s Kelowna plant and other Okanagan busi-nesses.

For the past few months, a number of us have been working to ex-plore various options that can re-start the rail service, including Kelly Brown, Ashland’s man-ager, their lawyer Barry Penner, our MPs, our MLAs, our mayors and their councils.

As of Oct. 3, CN has activated the discontinu-ance of service process. � e discontinuance has 60 days to unfold before the rail line is then of-fered for sale.

Ashland is work-ing with the Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) to try to get the line operating again. � e CTA is an independent administrative tribunal of the Government of Canada that makes de-cisions relating to feder-

ally-regulated modes of transportation (air, rail and marine).

Ashland needs a favorable ruling by the CTA, but in the event that does not come to pass, a solid Plan B needs to be in place so it can be presented to CN before the Dec. 3 deadline.

Determining the vi-ability of a new short haul operator, for in-stance, is being con-sidered.

Kelly and his team are still pulling togeth-er a coalition of shippers and allies and we remain con� dent and hopeful that enough interest can be generated.

� e Canadian Manu-facturers and Exporters Association (CME) have indicated they would like to commit resources to

the cause and are reach-ing out to all manufac-turer and stakeholders to come on board to help save the rail.

Rail lines are an im-portant transportation option for moving goods and services in the Oka-nagan in a cost e� ect-ive way. Without the rail option, more and more transportation gets pushed on to our already well-used highways. Tol-ko now has no choice but to haul loads of lum-ber along the Coquihalla. Increasing truck tra� c is hard on our road infra-structure and greater

congestion poses higher safety and environment-al risks.

I am also very con-cerned about the loss of good paying jobs which could disappear with the demise of the rail line. As well, any potential em-

ployers considering set-ting up business might be less inclined if they cannot reply on alterna-tive modes of transporta-tion to get their products moving.

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SEE TAYLOR A5

FAITH TODAY

divine edict. Innova-tion is always possible. Our daughter has an in-tuitive understanding of what each spice does. “� is casserole could use a pinch of paprika,” she’ll say. She’s usually right.

But outside of the kitchen, we resort too often to those one-size-� ts-all (OSFA) answers.

Anything related to economics relies on per-petual growth. Anything else implies failure.

In politics, the Holy Grail is a majority that can ride roughshod over the self-interests of min-orities.

In scienti� c circles, re-search must produce tan-gible results. Preferably, commercially market-able results. But some-times it’s just as import-ant to prove that some-thing doesn’t work.

Massive doses of vita-min C, or vitamin D, or probiotic yogurt, attempt to impose an OSFA treatment on vastly dif-ferent diseases.

Religion has its own OSFAs. � e solution to everything, from physic-al abuse to substance ad-diction to embezzlement, is to turn your life over to Jesus. Or Krishna. Or whoever.

Various branches of Christianity established their own narrow gates. You need the right kind of conversion experience, or of baptism. You must accept the authority of a particular person or creed or confession. You should speak with the right kind of tongues, or use the right theological terminology.

Bumper stickers that proclaim “Christ is the answer” make me won-der, “What was the ques-tion?”

Life is far more com-plicated than a cook-ing recipe. We wouldn’t use the same recipe for squash soup as we would for Chateaubriand, or the same spices for a Bengal curry as for an al-fredo sauce.

So why the appeal of a simplistic solution for everything?

I suspect it means that most of us are about as ignorant about ethics as I

am about haute cuisine.Of course, sometimes

a black-and-white de-cision is necessary. A friend mocks the idea of a referee applying “situa-tion ethics” in a Monday night football game.

But I suggest that it’s equally ludicrous to ex-pect a whistle-tootin’ Jesus—or any other guru � gure—to � ag a � ve-yard penalty in family quarrels, � nancial � n-agles, or medical contro-versies. Complex situa-tions simply don’t lend themselves to simple an-swers.

A good bouillabaisse demands more culinary sensitivity than toasting a slice of bread.

Author Jim Taylor lives in Lake Country.

[email protected]


▼ LIFE’S TRAVAILS

TAYLOR FROM A4

opinion

COMPLEX SITUATIONS SIMPLY DON’T LEND THEMSELVES TO SIMPLE ANSWERS.

� e Kelowna to Ver-non rail services ceased operating in July when Kelowna Paci� c Railway (KPR) went into receiv-ership. KPR was leas-ing the rail line from the Canadian National Rail-way Company (CN).

� e cessation of rail services has had a serious impact on Ashland Can-ada’s Kelowna plant and other Okanagan busi-nesses.

For the past few months, a number of us have been working to ex-plore various options that can re-start the rail service, including Kelly Brown, Ashland’s man-ager, their lawyer Barry Penner, our MPs, our MLAs, our mayors and their councils.

As of Oct. 3, CN has activated the discontinu-ance of service process. � e discontinuance has 60 days to unfold before the rail line is then of-fered for sale.

Ashland is work-ing with the Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) to try to get the line operating again. � e CTA is an independent administrative tribunal of the Government of Canada that makes de-cisions relating to feder-

ally-regulated modes of transportation (air, rail and marine).

Ashland needs a favorable ruling by the CTA, but in the event that does not come to pass, a solid Plan B needs to be in place so it can be presented to CN before the Dec. 3 deadline.

Determining the vi-ability of a new short haul operator, for in-stance, is being con-sidered.

Kelly and his team are still pulling togeth-er a coalition of shippers and allies and we remain con� dent and hopeful that enough interest can be generated.

� e Canadian Manu-facturers and Exporters Association (CME) have indicated they would like to commit resources to

the cause and are reach-ing out to all manufac-turer and stakeholders to come on board to help save the rail.

Rail lines are an im-portant transportation option for moving goods and services in the Oka-nagan in a cost e� ect-ive way. Without the rail option, more and more transportation gets pushed on to our already well-used highways. Tol-ko now has no choice but to haul loads of lum-ber along the Coquihalla. Increasing truck tra� c is hard on our road infra-structure and greater

congestion poses higher safety and environment-al risks.

I am also very con-cerned about the loss of good paying jobs which could disappear with the demise of the rail line. As well, any potential em-

ployers considering set-ting up business might be less inclined if they cannot reply on alterna-tive modes of transporta-tion to get their products moving.

▼ TRANSPORTATION CORRIDOR

Efforts to preserve Kelowna-Vernon railway line

MP’s ReportRon Cannan

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� e good news is that everyone is talking and we remain optimistic that there is still a chance the Kelowna to Vernon rail corridor can be pre-served.

Residents have also contacted me and pre-sented a few alterna-tives should the rail line be abandoned: Some see a commuter transpor-tation system operating between the two cities with stops at UBCO and other locales.

Others see the cre-ation of a spectacular Okanagan recreation-al corridor and oppor-tunities for local tour-ism and healthy living. I know Brad Clements, from Vernon, is work-ing on this and has set up a website at www.oka-naganrailtrail.com.

� e perfect scenar-io would be a multi-modal pedestrian/cyc-ling-friendly corridor as well as an active rail line. For that to hap-pen, the community will need to “buy in” to the proposal, much like the “buy a metre” campaign that was run by the Mis-sion Creek Greenway community, where cit-izens and local business-es could “buy a tie” of the rail line.

It would be an oppor-tunity for everyone from Kelowna to Vernon to get involved in a mean-ingful way.

Our long and roman-tic history with the rail-road and the rail lines that connect us still sparks people’s passions. � e Kelowna-Vernon line served us well for nearly 80 years and we have an opportunity to make sure it continues to do so.

It will take a concerted e� ort by municipalities, business, and citizens, the region, the province and your elected o� cials to see it to a satisfactory end.

Information on local announcements and federal government pro-grams can be found at www.cannan.ca.

Ron Cannan is the Member of Parliament for Kelowna-Lake Country.

[email protected].

CANNAN FROM A5

Other uses for rail line to consider

opinion

When you get a telephone call and some-

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Modern technology has increased our aware-ness of products, infor-mation and is a wonder-ful resource for searching for and reviewing topics of interest.

� e dark and crimin-al side to modern tech-nology is the wide range of scams—costing mil-lions of lost dollars a year to consumers.

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Don’t believe and act on hard luck or sad emo-tional stories from Inter-net correspondence.

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If you have questions or concerns with a prod-uct or business, check out the Consumer Protec-tion BC’s Online Dis-pute Resolution http://www.consumerprotec-tionbc.ca/.

� is website is for consumers to understand your rights and obliga-tions, get accurate in-formation for more in-formed decisions, and � nd out what you can do if you have a problem or complaint.

Trust your own in-stinct.

If you have a voice in-side you—urging cau-tion—listen and trust your own instinct.

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Just think of a world without tears Isaiah 33:24Where a man can live for a million years Revelation 21:3,4With never a grief, an ache, or a pain Isaiah 25:8And never a thought of dying again.

Think of a world when a man plants a vine Micah 4:6He can sit in its shade and say, “This is mine.” He will live in the house his own hands have madeWhere no one will molest or make him afraid. Isaiah 65:21,22

Think of a world without bloodshed and strife Psalm 46:9Where no man will dare take another’s life Micah 4:3,4Where man unto man will unite in peace Isaiah 9:7And malice and hatred forever will cease Isaiah 11:9

Think of our earth as a global paradise Isaiah 66:22Where mountain and desert will dazzle your eyes Isaiah 35:1,2aWith beautiful � owers and shrubbery and treesColorful butter� ies, songbirds and bees. Psalm 145:16

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Think of a world where a lame man will leap Psalm 91:11From crag to crag like a deer or a sheep Isaiah 35:5,6Where none will be hearing impaired or blind Psalm 146:8And the dumb will sing and speak their mind Matthew 12:22

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Think of a world where the dead will have risen John 5:28 & Romans 6:23From their silent tombs that held them in prison Job 14:14Forever to live to love and to caress Mark 5:35-42Their family and friends in righteousness Luke 9:11-17

A world without tears is not just a dream Isaiah 55:11 & Hebrews 6:18As skeptic might make it seem Revelation 21:5,6Just as sure the Bible is True Hebrews 6:13A world without tears can be yours too. Acts 10:34,35

Well! Since such a world before you now lies Luke 21:28,31-33Wouldn’t you like to live in such a paradise Isaiah 65:17And share all the blessings God has in store Psalm 72:7,8With all who would do His will evermore. Matthews 6:10; Daniel 2:44

*Good News of God’s Kingdom is still being sung Matthew 9:35; Amos 3:7Throughout every Nation, Kingdom and Tongue Matthew 24:14And all who are thirsting for Truth are invited Matthew 5:6Study the Bible and learn to be united Isaiah 48:17,18 & John 17:3

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"Possibility"Genesis 9:13

Dear Friend; John 15:14’ 14:15

How are you? I just had to send you this letter to tell you how much I love you and Care about you. I saw you yesterday as you were talking with your friends. I Waited all day, hoping you would talk to me also. As evening drew near, I gave, a sunset and a cool breeze to close your day... and I waited, but you never talked to me. It hurt me, but I still love you. I saw you fall asleep last light hoping you would talk with me, so I spilled moonlight upon your face and pillow. Again I waited, wanting to help you... but you never called.

You awakened late this morning, and rushed for the day... no time for me again. My tears were in the rain. Today you looked sad and alone. Your friends let you down and hurt you many times, so I understand how you feel. I know how hard life is on earth... I really know because I see everything! Remember?

And I want to help you. Just call me! Ask me! Talk to me! My ear is always open for a friend, and you are my friend. I have so many gifts to give to you; peace on a day of care and turmoil; guidance on a day of confusion and hard decisions; strength on a day of wickedness and helplessness... just to name a few.

I love you and want to help you. I try to tell you this in the quiet green pasture of My scriptures! I whisper it in the quiet of your ear, hear! I breathe it into your Soul! I shout it from the heavens! Just call me! Ask me! Talk to me! It’s a Privilege you have as my friend... I will listen. I am the “Hearer of Prayer”!!

Psalm 65:2, 145:18; Luke 11:13; James 4:8a

Your friend,

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It’s time to face the fact that the sunny, warm days of summer are over. It’s time to pack up the shorts and pull out the wool socks and long johns.

For many Lake Coun-try residents, it’s also time to stoke the wood stove or � replace to heat the home.

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it to where it’ll be stored, pile it in an organized way, and then do it again: chop, haul, pile.

Added bene� ts in-clude: Being out in the fresh air, the potential of stress-relief, and also im-portantly, this kind of ac-tivity goes very well with a ‘Movember’ moustache.

Being a multi-joint interval exercise, the ac-tivity requires a whole body warm up (perhaps a hike to � nd the wood to be chopped) before, and a cool down that in-cludes stretching after. Doing so, and following the tips below, can help reduce the chances of de-layed-onset muscle sore-ness (DOMS) and the risk of injury.

I will focus on preven-tion of common pains that can be sustained from overuse, but re-member to take neces-sary precautions to avoid any traumatic injur-ies; for example, wearing safety glasses and gloves,

avoiding wood with nails or many knots, and only doing the task if it is safe for you.

• Pains can common-ly be felt in the lower back during and after the process of splitting and picking up wood. Rais-ing the wood you are splitting will help ease the strain on your low back which occurs with repetitive bending. A 14-16-inch splitting block is an ideal height to de-crease strain while keep-ing the wood within a zone where the axe or maul will exert a strong force; sometimes referred to as being in the “power zone.”

• Keep your knees bent and your back in as neutral (slightly curved) position as pos-sible—both while doing the swinging and while picking up the chopped pieces.

• Another consider-ation for your back is the direction that the

ax travels. Many people swing from one side and down toward the other, typically only in one pre-ferred direction. � is causes twisting in the spine and uneven use of muscle groups in the up-per body between right and left sides. By keep-ing the axe centred, you will limit the rotation-al forces and will also get more symmetric re-cruitment of abdomin-al muscles. Imagine al-ways chopping down di-agonally in one direction as being similar to doing bicycle crunches only to one side.

Forearm pain is an-other common symptom due to the use of the � n-ger � exors with gripping and the wrist extensors. Use of these muscles can result in tendonitis in the wrist or the elbow, espe-cially if they are used a lot already with your job or hobbies.

Stretch each side of your forearms after your task is done to reduce the pain.

To stretch the top of your forearm (the exten-sors) hold your arm out so that your palm faces down. Use your other hand to bend your wrist so that it’s as though you’re bringing your palm to the underside of your forearm. Bend it far enough to feel a pulling sensation in the muscles, but not pain, and hold it gently for 30 seconds be-fore releasing.

To stretch the � ex-ors, start again with your arm held out, but this time pull up on the � n-gers and wrist the oppos-ite direction.

If you do experience muscle soreness that doesn’t resolve a couple days post-activity, or if you get sharp, acute pain, seek a health profession-al for advice, such as your doctor or physiother-apist.

As the days grow colder and you don your � annel plaids to go out-doors, don’t think of wood splitting as a chore. Instead, consider it a whole body exercise that can build a strong core, arms and legs when per-formed safely.

Tess Mihell is a regis-tered physiotherapist with Sun City Physiotherapy in Win� eld.

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Some “all season” tires are good enough for winter roads in B.C., but not all of them.

� at’s one reason why Transportation Minis-ter Todd Stone has add-ed the topic of tires to a provincial review of highway safety that in-cludes speed limits.

“It’s been almost 40 years since the current de� nition of a winter tire was actually changed, and tire technology has advanced dramatically, particularly over the last � ve to 10 years,” Stone said Tuesday.

With the popular-ity of all-season tires and all-wheel-drive vehi-cles, Stone said there is some confusion about what is acceptable for re-quirements that took ef-fect Oct. 1 on routes that have winter conditions.

� ose routes have signs advising driv-ers to use winter tires or carry chains, and police may turn drivers away if they are not properly

equipped.True winter tires have

a symbol of a moun-tain and snow� ake on the sidewall. All-sea-son tires with the “M+S” mark to indicate traction in mud and snow are also permissible, but all tires must have a minimum tread depth of 3.5 mm.

A quick test can be done using a dime. Point Her Majesty’s head downward and insert the dime in the tire tread.

If the top of her head remains visible, the tire is too worn to qualify for winter conditions. Driv-ers have a choice of in-vesting in new tires or buying a set of chains.

� e transportation ministry has a website at www.th.gov.bc.ca/SeasonalDriving/win-ter_chains.html that in-cludes maps of routes af-fected by winter restric-tions, and tips on how to use tire chains. Stone

said that with 60 per cent of B.C. residents living where winter conditions

are not common, he is not considering making winter tires mandatory.

Getting ready for winter roadsax travels. Many people swing from one side and down toward the other, typically only in one pre-ferred direction. � is causes twisting in the spine and uneven use of muscle groups in the up-per body between right and left sides. By keep-ing the axe centred, you will limit the rotation-al forces and will also get more symmetric re-cruitment of abdomin-al muscles. Imagine al-ways chopping down di-agonally in one direction as being similar to doing bicycle crunches only to one side.

Forearm pain is an-other common symptom due to the use of the � n-ger � exors with gripping and the wrist extensors. Use of these muscles can result in tendonitis in the wrist or the elbow, espe-cially if they are used a lot already with your job or hobbies.

Stretch each side of your forearms after your task is done to reduce the pain.

To stretch the top of your forearm (the exten-sors) hold your arm out so that your palm faces down. Use your other hand to bend your wrist so that it’s as though you’re bringing your palm to the underside of your forearm. Bend it far enough to feel a pulling sensation in the muscles, but not pain, and hold it gently for 30 seconds be-fore releasing.

To stretch the � ex-ors, start again with your arm held out, but this time pull up on the � n-gers and wrist the oppos-ite direction.

If you do experience muscle soreness that doesn’t resolve a couple days post-activity, or if you get sharp, acute pain, seek a health profession-al for advice, such as your doctor or physiother-apist.

As the days grow colder and you don your � annel plaids to go out-doors, don’t think of wood splitting as a chore. Instead, consider it a whole body exercise that can build a strong core, arms and legs when per-formed safely.

Tess Mihell is a regis-tered physiotherapist with Sun City Physiotherapy in Win� eld.

Think of splitting wood not as a chore, but instead consider it a wonderful winter-time whole body exercise � e Kelowna & Dis-

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KDSC runs the lar-gest and most popular babysitter training in the Okanagan, and if the fall dates don’t work for you, the entire 2014 sched-ule is already online and available for registration.

Kelowna course dates are Nov. 16 & 23, Nov. 30 & Dec. 7, and Dec. 14 & 21, and will take place at the Kelowna & Dis-trict Safety Council (395 Hartman Road). Train-ing days run 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., with a one hour supervised lunch break, and are open to children ages 10 and up.

Graduates of these two-day courses will re-ceive a Babysitter’s Tote Bag, a comprehensive student manual, a certi� -cate, and a wallet card.

“� is is the most comprehensive Babysit-ter Training Course that

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“It’s a two day course, with 10 hours of train-ing and includes topics such as the rights and responsibilities of the employer, the child, and the babysitter and the developmental and be-havioural characteris-tics of children of di� er-ent ages.”

Basic child care, nu-trition, injury prevention, emergencies, age-ap-propriate play and basic � rst aid procedures will also be covered. A special component of the course will prepare babysitters for handling the special needs of children who are visually impaired, hearing impaired, phys-ically disabled, speech impaired, and mentally challenged.

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you to come and ‘Cram the Cruiser’ with non-perishable food donations. Mounted Police and Cooper’s Food Lake Country have partnered and invite

Regular Members of the RCMP will also be accepting cash donations. you to come and ‘Cram the Cruiser’ with non-perishable food donations.

Regular Members of the RCMP will also be accepting cash donations. you to come and ‘Cram the Cruiser’ with non-perishable food donations.

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Western Hockey League Commission-er Ron Robison � elded dozens of questions on a wide variety of topics at an open meeting with Rockets season ticket holders on last � urs-day, Nov. 7, at Manhat-tan Point Restaurant in Kelowna, touching on topics like o� cials, at-tendance, WHL Live and player safety.

In the � rst ever public Q and A commissioner Robison has held, Rock-ets fans had the chance to ask what they wanted.

� ey queried Robi-son about many topics that the WHL is already

talking about itself.“I think it was an ex-

cellent opportunity to exchange some opin-ions and views on vari-ous aspects of the league and it was very clear that the season ticket holders in attendance were very knowledgeable about the WHL,” said Robi-son. “We hope it was in-formative for the season ticket holders that at-tended and there were many good points raised which we will take into consideration at the league level.”

Robison said attend-ance is generally down amongst the league,

mainly due to the aging population and stressed the need to reach out to younger audiences.

On player safety, he said the WHL’s sev-en-point plan to reduce injuries, including con-cussions, was working, with concussions down last year and at the start of this year.

In terms of the league’s web casts there is good news for fans as Robison said they are currently installing tech-nology that will allow fans to listen to either the home or away broadcasts on WHL Live, some-thing fans have been ask-

ing for. � e commission-

er said the technology should be in place by Christmas of this year.

Overall, Robison said it was a great night and hinted that the league may do similar open meetings in other WHL markets, reaching out and interacting with its fans.

“I thought it was ex-cellent,” he said.

“I thought the ques-tions were very good and I think it’s bene� cial for the season ticket hold-ers and at the same time very important for us to listen to what their con-cerns are.”

WHL commissioner listens to ticket holdersFormer Kelowna

Rockets players are � nd-ing success in post-sec-ondary classrooms across Canada as part of the Western Hock-ey League’s scholarship program.

WHL Commission-er Ron Robison said 305 WHL graduate play-ers were awarded WHL scholarships for the 2013-14 academic year with 10 former Rockets enrolled at post-second-ary institutions across the nation.

Leading the way is reigning CIS Player of the Year Lucas Bloodo� , the former Rockets’ cap-tain, who is into his

fourth year at St. Mary’s University in Halifax.

Former fan favourite Spencer Main is enrolled at UBC in Vancouver while spark-plug Kyle St. Denis is at Selkirk Col-lege Castlegar/Nelson and 2009 Memorial Cup team member Ian Du-val is at the University of Manitoba.

“� e WHL and our 22 member clubs are very proud to be the leading provider of hock-ey scholarships in West-ern Canada,” said Ro-bison.

“� e WHL takes tre-mendous pride in con-tinuing to provide both current and graduate players with the most comprehensive and � ex-ible education and schol-arship program available in North America today.”

Other Rockets also on WHL scholarships are Max Adolph (University of Saskatchewan), Kris Lazaruk (UBC), Jesse Paradis, (U of Mani-toba), Warren Shym-ko (University of Ot-tawa), Aaron Borejko (NAIT), and Jason Sie-bert (Camoson College).

� e WHL continues to be the leading pro-vider of hockey scholar-ships in Western Can-ada. Since 1993, the

Western Hock-ey League has awarded more than 4,900 scholar-ships to graduate players, representing a contribu-tion of more than $15.4 million.

� e WHL Scholar-ship is considered to be the most attractive and � exible hockey scholar-ship due to the fact it is a fully guaranteed academ-ic scholarship with no re-quirement to play uni-versity hockey to qualify, and the student athlete can apply the funding to any post-secondary pro-gram of his choice.

� is year, 169 of the 305 WHL Scholar-ship recipients are play-ing elite hockey in the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) Association.

For every season a player plays in the WHL, they receive a full year guaranteed WHL Scholarship, including tuition, textbooks and compulsory fees, to a post-secondary institu-tion of their choice.

Administered by the WHL o� ce, the WHL Scholarship is solely funded by the member Clubs of the WHL.� is season WHL Clubs will contribute $1.9 million to graduates utilizing the WHL Scholarship.

Hockey bene� ts beyond the ice


ACROSS1. Distort5. Dine in the

evening8. Minor quarrel12.Away from

the wind13.Unpurified

metal14.Earth’s

center15.Crew

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

computer

24.Largequantity

25.Work on thegarden

26.Relating30.It came first?31.Singer

Manilow33.Ball or stick34.Eyelash

enhancer36.Nightmare

street of film37.Amiss38.Young

females40.Not obvious43.Heir

44.Tie45.Used

sandpaper50.Hero51.Small bit52.Dominate53.Arched

ceiling54.Fitness club55.Flirty look

DOWN1. Pile2. Malt liquor3. Cookbook

entry: abbr.4. Kind of tea

5. Take tothe air

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

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

cake”22.Form of

exercise23.Wooden pins24.Wander27.Frosting user28.Empty

29.Sapphiresand rubies

31.Cry loudly32.Checks35.Ranch

animals38.Thick stuff39.Emcee’s

speech, forshort

40.Unexpectedslide

41.Loosen42.Cannon

sound43.Baking

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

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

commands13.Skunk feature14.Put15.Dropper’s

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

Company24.Australian

birds

27.Rock-bandmember

30.Fasten31.Chunk of

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

clusters48.Martini liquor50.Removed52.In ____ of

(instead of)

53.Master54.Helpful hint55.London

streetcar56.Rose plot57.Grazing

group58.Adjusts, as

a watch

DOWN1. Dove’s

comments2. Wind

instrument3. Shed tears4. Method5. Anticipate6. Lyric poem

7. Went onhorseback

8. Traipsed9. Chum10.Dobbin’s

morsel11.Tint19.Lanterns21.Hairstyling

help23.Litter25.Employer26.Health clubs27.Young

societyentrants

28.Dinner bread29.Not deserved

30.Refrigerate33.Made like a

hen36.Undercover

agent38.Safes42.Engrave with

acid43.Bottom of

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

Havana”

ACROSS1. Root beer,

e.g.5. Deep purple

color9. Raises12.Neck and

neck13.American

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

chops16.Frosty17.Orange

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

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

entertainer29.Carry on32.Civil War

general33.Fights35.____ the

mark36.“____ Than

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

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

dividers

DOWN1. 18-wheeler2. Place for a

roast3. Fall on ____

ears

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

award9. Last10.Filled pastries11.Briny

expanses19.Outer edges21.Dent23.Songs from

admirers24.House

extension25.Garden

buzzer26.Awarded

28.“The Music____”

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

brother41.Snow

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

ground49.Longings52.Age

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PUZZLE NO. 686

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PUZZLE NO. 685



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

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

____”

33.“Long ____and FarAway”

34.Severe36.Beam37.Without

pause39.Wake up41.Not glossy43.Plays the

horses44.To boot47.Neckline

shape49.Stole50.Tyke’s

transport

55.Double-reedinstrument

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

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

commitment7. “____, Sir,

That’s MyBaby”

8. Frozen dish9. ____-jerk

reaction10.Object of

worship11.Hue16.Get up20.Organize21.Corporate

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

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

whiskeys

35.Camp bed38.Cured, as

meat40.Comply with42.Kick out44.Powerful

particle45.Ear part46.Any moment48.Resounding

sound50.Excessively51.Stand for

office52.Atlantic food

fish53.____ down

the law54.Before, to

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•Royal lePage Kelowna/laKe CountRy’s annual ChRistmas wish tRee, starts Nov. 12 through to Dec. 20. Bring a wrapped/unwrapped gift & help make a child’s Christmas wish come true! We also have a collection box in support of our local food bank. We are located in Lake Country Place Mall, please call Barb or Olivia 250-766-3300.•oPeRation ChRistmas Child Packing Party 2013. Fri., Nov. 15, 6-8pm. Lake Country Church, 12025 Oceola Road. Operation Christmas Child is reflected through these three words - joy, faith & compassion. Melissa Goertzen will share about her adventure to Nicaragua to help distribute shoeboxes! Questions: call Pam Watland 250-766-0927.•Royal Canadian legion 189 oyama ladies auXiliaRy Notice of General Meeting on Nov. 18, 1pm at the Legion. Please members we urge you to attend so we can meet our quorum, without it we can’t conduct business. So please attend and bring a friend. Enquiries can be made at the Legion after 3pm, Monday to Friday. Phone 250-548-3521. •Community hall assoCiation of oKanagan CentRe Annual Christmas dinner & dance, Sat. Dec. 7, for ticket details see, www.okanagancentre.net.•annual geneRal meeting laKe CountRy youth soCCeR Club Mon., Nov. 18, 7pm. District of Lake Country, 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road, Lake Country ~ Winfield Room. Please come and support your club! For info contact Julie at 250-766-0602 or email [email protected]. “We welcome all new and existing members.”•laKe CountRy senioRs buffet will be holding their annual Christmas dinner on December 10 & we will have turkey & all the trimmings. Tickets will be presold at the centre or contact Dorothy at 250-766-4568. Dinner will be $12. We are at 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road. There will be a bus available for this event also so come & spend some time with friends & meet some new ones. Bus available, call Marg at 250-766-3227. •laKe CountRy senioRs’ buffet noV. 23, 9am-1Pm Pancake breakfast, pancakes, bacon, sausage, ham & eggs. $6. There will be a bake table as well as craft tables. Tables are available for $5 so if you would like one call Dorothy at 250-766-4568. We are at 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road and there will be a bus available so give Marg a call at 250-766-3227.•the winfield Community ChuRCh ladies will hold their craft and bake sale Saturday Nov. 16, 11am-2pm in the church at 9460 Glenmore Road. Come out and enjoy the soup and sandwich lunch for $5 and check out the baking, crafts, jewellery and more. Everyone welcome!•PRime time is a musiCal enteRtainment eVent. It takes place every Monday from 1pm-3pm at the Lake Country Seniors Centre, 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Rd., Lake Country. Tea and coffee is served. There is no charge for this event. If you need transporation, the seniors’ bus is available. For more information call Jimmie at 250-766-2513. Prime Time is sponsored by Lake Country Health Planning Society.•lC senioR bus sChedule Mon., Nov. 18, 25: Prime Time. Tues., Nov. 19, 26: Winfield Senior Centre Luncheon. Fri., Nov. 29: Kelowna Wine museum, Christmas shopping, lunch. To reserve seat on bus please phone Marg 250-766-3227 or Marian 250-861-4131.•CRibbage. Friday evenings starting 7pm at the Seniors’ Activity Centre. Playing 8 games with a chance of winning $12, $10, or $8. Socialize and enjoy an evening out with fun and play. Serving coffee, drinks and goodies for only $2.50. For information call John 250-766-3026.•oPen miC nights are open to any and all musicians and are held on the first Wednesday of every month from 6-8pm at the Lake Country Coffee House! Please come to play music or to enjoy the music while supporting our local musicians!•the laKe CountRy museum & aRChiVes are open from 1pm to 4pm Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays until mid-May, additional hours by appointment. Currently on display is Kakonosedai: A Century of Community, honouring the Japanese Canadian pioneers of Lake Country. For more information, please contact the Lake Country Museum at 250-766-0111 or visit the website at www.lakecountrymuseum.com.•danCe foR the health of it! Beginners line dancing on Mondays, 1:45pm at the Recreation Centre at Holiday Park. Toonie donation. Phone Mary at 766-4651.•Royal Canadian legion 189 ladies auXiliaRy - Notice of Cribbage Tournament on last Sunday of each month. Get your name on the list by phoning the Legion after 3pm. Registration is at 9am. Games begin at 10am sharp. $26 per team and lunch is included.•winfield united ChuRCh thRift shoP (3571 Woodsdale Road), is open from Tues. to Sat., 10am to 2pm for shopping and donation drop-off. Call 250-766-3387 for information regarding appropriate donations.•the laKe CountRy food banK wants to encourage boys and girls to help at the Food Bank. Any amount of time you can volunteer would be a huge help. Come and support the community you work and play in. For information call Phyllis, 250-766-0125, or 250-766-3038. 3130 Berry Road, Winfield.•laKe CountRy thRift stoRe hours of operation: Mon.-Wed.-Thurs., 9am- 3pm. Located at 3130 Berry Road, Winfield (the same building as the Lake Country Food Bank).•beaVeRs/Cubs/sCouts/VentuReRs RegistRation/agm Registration is on-going for 1st Lake Country Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Venturers (boys and girls ages 5-18). To register or for more information call Kathy at 250-766-4269.•oyama legion bRanCh 189 holds a meat draw every Saturday afternoon at 2pm. All members and guests are welcome.•lC line danCeRs Tuesdays, 1:30pm & Thursdays, 9:30am in the Seniors’ Centre. Beginners always welcome. Joy, 250-766-0850.•soCial bRidge Tuesdays, 7pm at the Seniors’ Centre. New players welcome. Eunice, 250-766-3982. •the CounCil of senioR CitiZens oRganiZations (COSCO) is an advocacy group devoted to improving “The Quality of Life” for all seniors. Senior organizations/associations wishing to affiliate or individuals wishing to become members please contact Ernie Bayer: 604-576-9734 fax 604-576-9733 or [email protected] for further info.•lC outdooRs Club welcomes new hikers. Sturdy hiking boots are a must. Bring water, snacks/lunch & clothing appropriate & sufficient for the weather. For more info, to sign up for our hikes, or to post your own hikes on the forum, visit www.lakecountryoutdoorsclub.com.

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� e Win� eld Curling Club has been gearing up for the annual Mixed Bonspiel taking place November 15 to 17.

Teams from all over the valley and even the coast are registered to curl in this fun three-day event.

Every year is a little di� erent but it is always a social gathering, wheth-er you’re a curler or not. So make sure you drop down to the curling club on Bottom Wood Lake Road to watch some pretty darned good shot making and cheer on your favourite team.

� e junior program is going strong as well with more than 30 curlers ranging from 7 years old to 14. � ese kids are so much fun to watch and it is great to see them im-prove each and every week.

� anks to instruct-ors Bob, Grant, Lea, Al-lie, Richard and Terri for their time and energy both on the ice and up-stairs serving pop and popcorn.

Last weekend we took 10 juniors to a one-day bonspiel in Kelowna and they did very well.

� is is where practice sessions every Wednes-day at 4 p.m. pay o� in the long run.

Good job to Jasanna, Abby, Laiken and Emi-ly for the girls team and Parker, Tyler, Kegan, Daniel and Kylen for the boys.

And a big thank you to Beth at the Kelowna Curling Club for all her hard work.

It seems like the leagues have just begun but we are already into our sixth week of curling. Teams are either full or

they still require a spare

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Western Hock-ey League has awarded more than 4,900 scholar-ships to graduate players, representing a contribu-tion of more than $15.4 million.

� e WHL Scholar-ship is considered to be the most attractive and � exible hockey scholar-ship due to the fact it is a fully guaranteed academ-ic scholarship with no re-quirement to play uni-versity hockey to qualify, and the student athlete can apply the funding to any post-secondary pro-gram of his choice.

� is year, 169 of the 305 WHL Scholar-ship recipients are play-ing elite hockey in the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) Association.

For every season a player plays in the WHL, they receive a full year guaranteed WHL Scholarship, including tuition, textbooks and compulsory fees, to a post-secondary institu-tion of their choice.

Administered by the WHL o� ce, the WHL Scholarship is solely funded by the member Clubs of the WHL.� is season WHL Clubs will contribute $1.9 million to graduates utilizing the WHL Scholarship.

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or two, so if you are in-terested in sparing, please give the club a call at 250-766-3318 and we’ll be happy to put you on the spare list.

� e seniors could al-ways use a few more bodies but most days they � ll up three sheets with energetic people that love the sport.

� ey also like social-izing after over a cup

of co� ee and goodies and have become good friends over the years.

� is is a great bunch who would make any newbie feel welcome and they curl every Mon-day, Wednesday and Fri-

day at 1 p.m. so come out and give curling a try.

Well that’s it for this week and remember to try some drop-in curl-ing on Friday nights at 8:30—bring your family and friends for a fun

night of exercise. See you then and good curl-ing.

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

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CONSIDERATION OF TEMPORARY USE PERMIT Tuesday, November 19, 2013 | 7:00 pm | Council Chambers Municipal Hall

10150 Bottom Wood Lake Rd

Municipal Hall Planning and Development Department

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

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

GET MORE INFORMATION Copies of the proposed permit, the application and relevant background material can be viewed at the District of Lake Country Municipal Hall, Planning and Development Department (2nd Floor) from Wednesday, October 30, 2013 to Tuesday, November 19, 2013 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., excluding weekends and statutory holidays. Call the Planning and Development Department at 250 766 6674. HAVE YOUR SAY

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

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

Reyna Seabrook, Corporate Officer November 13, 2013

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

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

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

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

Lake Country Citizen Patrol needs you!

LCFD (Oyama, Carr’s Landing and Winfield) is seeking applicants interested in becoming paid-on-call firefighters.

Please complete an application and bring it with you to the

LCFD Recruitment Info Session Thursday, November 14 7:00 pm at Station 71, Winfield 10591 Okanagan Centre Rd East

Applications are available at the address above or online at

www.lakecountry.bc.ca

If you have any questions, please call 250-766-2327.

LC Fire Department Recruitment Info Session

Did you know…? Our community owns nearly 200 kilometres of roads at an estimated replacement value of $100,000,000 – that’s nearly $25,000 per house! In order to ensure our road network services the needs of our community, the District of Lake Country is completing a 20-year comprehensive road network plan called Transportation for Tomorrow.

The plan’s vision is… Getting Around Lake Country in Safe and Enjoyable Ways.

Learn more by going to lakecountry.bc.ca and clicking on the Transportation for Tomorrow Quick Link, or visit the display in the lobby of Municipal Hall. Complete the online or paper survey so we know what you think of the plan.

The Transportation for Tomorrow plan addresses roadway maintenance, road renewal and transportation improvements over the next 20 years, clearly defining the level of service that will be achieved and what it will cost to take care of and improve our transportation network.

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Lake Country Citizens Patrol is looking for volunteers who are concerned about making their community a safer place. Organized programs such as Citizens on Patrol, Speed Watch, Auto Crime and Child I.D. have been running in the community for 26 years. If you are 19 or older, have a valid driver`s license, and can dedicate a few hours a month, please call Richard 250-766-3681 or Bill 778-483-0022 or leave a message at 250-766-5400.

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