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Nasty playFollowing the bitter Senate scandal is like watching a nasty play. Of all the bad characters, which do you distrust the least, ponders columnist Jim Taylor................................4

Pro accountantLake Country’s Richard Washington was awarded a scholarship from the CGA-BC Educational Foundation over the weekend. ...............................3

Menare getting into the swing of looking out for their health by raising awareness and some funds to � ght prostate cancer during Movember. ...............................3

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court ruled � ying model airplanes did not � t that description.

And while the DLC says it’s pleased the court ruled in its favour, a small sampling of the public reaction in Lake Coun-try is leaning towards siding with the mod-el aircraft club. Several public postings to Lake Country’s own Facebook page announcing the rul-ing questioned why the club had to leave.

“Very sad for my 87-year-old father who is, I believe, the oldest member of the club and makes the drive from

Kelowna twice a week,” wrote Tammy O’Rielly. “� ey received approval when they moved there and have spent a lot of money � xing that � eld. [It’s] Lake Country’s loss and taxpayers who foot the legal bills. Shame.”

“I can see and hear them from my balcony,” stated Colleen Stone. “We are sad to see them have to go. Too bad the complaints of a few wreck the enjoyment of many.”

“I live in this neigh-bourhood and I am sad to see this decision,” said Elaina Kohlhauser.

“� ey were wonderful to see twisting and turning in the sky.”

As for Davis and his club, where they go from here is up in the air. Davis says they did everything they could to become a solid member of the community, mak-ing improvements to the � eld, making it wheel-chair accessible and even donating close to $1,000 to the Lake Country Food Bank from a fund-raiser.

“We take pride in giv-ing back to the com-munity,” he said. “It’s a shame Lake Country

doesn’t want us. I don’t know what we will do now. Finding a suitable location in the valley is next to impossible with all the urban sprawl.”

� e model aircraft club began operation in the late 1970s near Sex-smith Road but has had to move several times as Kelowna and area has grown. From Sex-smith, the club went to Black Mountain but were forced to relocate to Lake Country due to fu-ture plans of the Black Mountain Irrigation [email protected]

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Kelowna native Todd Davis has been � ying model airplanes since he was six years old.

Other members of the Kelowna Radio Control-ler’s Association (KOR-CA) have been at it longer. One member of the club is nearly 90 and had been making the trip to the club’s � y zone in Lake Country twice a week as his lone recrea-tional pursuit.

But that was until last week, when Davis, the president of KORCA, and the rest of the club, were grounded when a B.C. Supreme Court judge ruled in favour of the District of Lake Country (DLC) in a court case, ruling that the use of model airplanes is not a permitted use of agricultural land.

“When we moved here everything � t with-in the zoning bylaws and Lake Country gave us full approval,” said Davis. “But then the neigh-bour started to complain, things changed. We have members from age � ve up to 90. Some of these guys, it’s their only rea-son for getting up in the day. It’s the only thing they do. For a lot of our members it’s heartbreak-ing.”

Despite the fact the club had the approval of the land owner to util-

ize a portion of a 20-acre parcel of land, the dis-trict went after the club to shut it down, say-ing it was in contraven-tion of the proper use of agriculture land. � e DLC asked the club to apply for a tempor-ary use permit to try and work out the issues. But when talks broke down this spring on a solution to the dispute, the DLC took the club to court.

And late last week the courts ruled the club was in contravention of a Lake Country bylaw and has issued an injunction to restrain the operation of model aircraft on the land that is protected under the Agriculture Land Reserve.

“It’s unfortunate it had to go to court but model aircraft were never considered as some-thing that could be used on agriculture land,” said Lake Country May-or James Baker. “One of the neighbours is [rais-ing] farm eggs and frying chickens and it was af-fecting their business. It was detrimental to agri-culture rather than com-plimentary.”

� e bylaw in dispute limits the use of land within the Agriculture Land Reserve to uses re-lated to farming. While the ALR has a provision to allow for a non-paved airstrip for airplane use related to farming, the

Model plane � yers are not welcome in Lake Country

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KELOWNA Ogopogo Radio Controller’s Association president Todd Davis (left) says it’s Lake Country’s loss that his club is being told it can’t operate in Lake Country. Davis presents a cheque to the local food bank after the club raised money to support the community. A court injunction has been � led to keep the club from � ying in Lake Country.

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KEVIN PARNELLSTAFF REPORTER

Lake Country barber Frank Geber has certainly seen a lot of moustaches in his time.

Some are better than others, he admits, and some are downright dubious.

But the owner of Rooster’s Barber Shop is jumping into the mous-tache craze known as Movember with both feet this year and has kicked o� a campaign to raise money for men’s health.

“Some people are very dedicated to the mous-tache, others they come and go, it’s a person-al preference,” said Ge-ber, the owner of Roost-er’s Barber Shop in Lake Country.

“� ey come in all shapes and sizes. Some look good and some look really pathetic.”

� e Grand Slam of Curling wrapped up last weekend with big

team names like Stough-ton, Martin, McEwen, Koe and Olsrud, just to

name a few on the men’s side and Lawton, Jones, Muirhead, Nedohin and Middaugh on the ladies draw.

It was excellent curl-ing to watch from the couch.

Not unlike the games during league play at the Win� eld Curling Club—fun to play when everyone makes their shots.

� ere is still ice avail-able here for anyone wanting to come out and

try our favourite sport or just to practice and hone their skills.

Some teams are still

looking for spares to � ll in when their team-mates go on holidays as well as the senior’s drop-in league that goes out on the ice every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1 p.m.

Every league has a variety of skill level, but are curling for exercise and social interaction as all the members at the club are very friendly.

November is sponsor appreciation month and we would like to take the

opportunity to thank our sponsors for advertising at the club.

Kel-Lake Green-houses, L’Isola Bel-la, Don Folk Chevro-let, Aspen Grove, Cachet Hair Studio, Woods-dale General Store, Clean Plus, Interior Savings, UBR Servi-ces, Apple Gate Service, Lake Country Building Centre, Nor-Val Rentals, Prestige Hotels, Super 8 Lake Country, Coop-er’s Foods, Woody’s Pub, Papito’s Pizza, Tur-tle Bay Pub, Seca Mar-ine, Capri Insurance, Big Surf Beer, Rooster’s Bar-ber Shop, Rocket Wash, Lake Country Towing, Intrigue Wines, Holmes Electric, Everlast Green-houses, Lake Country Pest Control, Bearspaw Heating and Air Condi-tioning, Cal-Gas, Lake Country Liquor Store, Sky-High Disposal and

� e Juice all help the club to keep membership a� ordable to all.

We encourage all our members to support our sponsors in return.

� ank you to both members and sponsors.

Our mixed bonspiel also takes place Nov. 15 through 17 and still has room left for teams to enter.

� is is a fun bonspiel that has both men and women curling together and having a great time both upstairs and on the ice.

So come on down to the club at 9830 Bot-tom Wood Lake Road and participate by play-ing or watching your fa-vourites.

Have a great week and good curling.

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

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ROOSTER’S Barber Shop owner Frank Geber trims up the moustache of retired Lake Country resident Willoughby Gullachsen. Geber is donating money to Movember this month in support of men’s health.







� is November, errr, Movember, Geber has jumped into the world-wide fund-raising initia-tive that has breathed new life into the mous-tache. Each year men are asked to grow a mous-tache and raise money and awareness for men’s health and speci� cally prostate cancer as part of the Movember move-ment.

At Rooster’s Barber shop, Geber provided free shaves on Nov. 1 for anyone who wanted to start the month o� with a clean slate. He is also donating one dollar from every shave, cut or ser-vice he provides for the month of November. He will also have a donation jar at his shop for cus-tomers to help out.

“It’s a good cause,” said Geber. “I know cus-tomers of mine that have had prostate issues and friends that have had it.

Fight for mens’ health clipping along at a great rate

▼ MOVEMBER

� e trick is catching it early. By raising aware-ness with young people especially, it will help. When you are 20 you don’t think about it but when you are 40 and all of a sudden something is wrong…now you have to deal with it. It can hap-pen to anybody.”

Not a moustache man himself, Geber was un-sure as of the Calendar’s press deadline if he was going to grow some hair

on the top of his lip this year. He’s done it in the past and said the trend

towards growing mous-taches, thanks to Mov-ember, is a continuation

of the ups and downs of men’s style.

“It goes through phas-es,” he said. “I remem-ber in the ’80’s I used to work next to the RCMP station and I would say 80 per cent of them had moustaches. Now hardly anyone does. � ey come and go but you don’t see the big radical out of the ordinary moustaches that much anymore.”

You may see them this month though, as men

around the Okanagan Valley have an excuse to let their whiskers grow.

If you want to support Frank Geber’s Movem-ber campaign, drop by his shop in the Lake-wood Mall.

You can � nd out more about Movember through www.movem-ber.com.

[email protected]

‘‘WHEN YOU ARE 20 YOU DON’T THINK ABOUT IT BUT WHEN YOU ARE 40 AND ALL OF A SUDDEN SOMETHING IS WRONG…NOW YOU HAVE TO DEAL WITH IT. IT CAN HAPPEN TO ANYBODY.

Frank Geber, Rooster’s Barber Shop

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Fall yard waste curbside pickup ends Friday Nov. 29. � at’s the last day for the curbside yard waste pickup program this year.

So gather your leaves, grass clippings, fruit droppings, needles, prunings and branches, put

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� e Certi� ed Gener-al Accountants Associ-ation of British Colum-bia (CGA-BC) admitted 502 new members into the accounting profes-sion over the weekend at its 2013 Convocation.

Richard Washing-ton of Lake Country was awarded the Level 1 Tu-ition Scholarship by the CGA-BC Educational Foundation.

In her address to the graduating class, CGA-BC chair Candace Nancke, CPA, FCGA, encouraged new CGAs to embrace change in or-der to succeed.

“I have no doubt that, armed with self-con� -dence, a willingness to accept help from others and the ability to adapt to change, each of you will be able to capital-ize on every opportun-ity that is open to you,” she said.

Nancke also urged graduates to exceed their own expectations by challenging themselves

personally and profes-sionally. � is “can be dif-� cult, but in today’s fast-changing world we have to be willing to look at what we’re doing and adapt accordingly—and quickly—before our past practices become so en-trenched that we cannot imagine doing anything else. You should have the courage and self-con-� dence to try di� cult things because getting past the di� culty is how we grow and discov-er new limits to what we can achieve.”

� e accounting pro-fession itself is also adapting and changing, Nancke noted, as all of the bodies representing Canada’s more than 170,000 professional accountants are now par-ticipating in merger dis-cussions, or have united under the Chartered Professional Account-ants (CPA) designation.

Class valedictor-ian Ryan Castaneda, of Surrey, described ob-

taining the CGA desig-nation as an evolution that begins with a hun-ger for knowledge and is realized by obtaining practical skills and ex-perience. “Employers highly value the know-ledge and skills gained by CGA students, and I de� nitely earned more as I advanced through the CGA program. We are now well-educated and trusted advisors and leaders. Let’s go out and make a big impact on this world.”

� e Nov. 2 ceremony marked the culmination of several years of dedi-cated study, work, and personal sacri� ce. Each graduate adhered to the highest professional standards, passed a rigor-ous series of accounting exams and met stringent requirements for prac-tical experience to qualify for membership.

� e Association honoured the highest marks, including Wendy Howell of Kelowna.

▼ CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANTS

Local new CGAs honoured

At noon on Saturday, Nov. 16, scores of budding authors will gather on all four Okanagan Col-lege campuses to test their writing talents in the fourth annual � ree-Hour Short Story Contest.

Open to students in Grades 11 and 12, and to all current Oka-nagan College students, contest-ants are given 180 minutes to cre-ate an original literary piece that incorporates a word, phrase, or ob-ject revealed at the start of the contest.

Last year’s winner, Samantha Wex, said “Having the surprise

element meant I couldn’t plan. I went in cold, and got to really see what I can do. It was fun.”

Five prizes are up for grabs. Each campus declares a regional winner who receives a $250 Oka-nagan College tuition credit.

A grand prize winner is then selected from among the four regional winners and awarded an additional $250 tuition credit plus a chapbook publication of their story created by Okanagan Col-lege Writing and Publishing dip-loma program students and Kala-malka Press.

“� e contest gets students ex-cited about writing,” said contest organizer and Okanagan College professor Sean Johnston.

“It’s an act of courage for many of the younger students to take part, but they walk away from the experience happy and surprised at what they were able to produce in such a short period of time.”

Registration is free. Check out the website www.okanagan.bc.ca/3hourwriting to learn how to sign up before the Nov. 15 deadline.

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KEVIN PARNELL/LAKE COUNTRY CALENDAR

ROOSTER’S Barber Shop owner Frank Geber trims up the moustache of retired Lake Country resident Willoughby Gullachsen. Geber is donating money to Movember this month in support of men’s health.







� is November, errr, Movember, Geber has jumped into the world-wide fund-raising initia-tive that has breathed new life into the mous-tache. Each year men are asked to grow a mous-tache and raise money and awareness for men’s health and speci� cally prostate cancer as part of the Movember move-ment.

At Rooster’s Barber shop, Geber provided free shaves on Nov. 1 for anyone who wanted to start the month o� with a clean slate. He is also donating one dollar from every shave, cut or ser-vice he provides for the month of November. He will also have a donation jar at his shop for cus-tomers to help out.

“It’s a good cause,” said Geber. “I know cus-tomers of mine that have had prostate issues and friends that have had it.

Fight for mens’ health clipping along at a great rate

▼ MOVEMBER

� e trick is catching it early. By raising aware-ness with young people especially, it will help. When you are 20 you don’t think about it but when you are 40 and all of a sudden something is wrong…now you have to deal with it. It can hap-pen to anybody.”

Not a moustache man himself, Geber was un-sure as of the Calendar’s press deadline if he was going to grow some hair

on the top of his lip this year. He’s done it in the past and said the trend

towards growing mous-taches, thanks to Mov-ember, is a continuation

of the ups and downs of men’s style.

“It goes through phas-es,” he said. “I remem-ber in the ’80’s I used to work next to the RCMP station and I would say 80 per cent of them had moustaches. Now hardly anyone does. � ey come and go but you don’t see the big radical out of the ordinary moustaches that much anymore.”

You may see them this month though, as men

around the Okanagan Valley have an excuse to let their whiskers grow.

If you want to support Frank Geber’s Movem-ber campaign, drop by his shop in the Lake-wood Mall.

You can � nd out more about Movember through www.movem-ber.com.

[email protected]

‘‘WHEN YOU ARE 20 YOU DON’T THINK ABOUT IT BUT WHEN YOU ARE 40 AND ALL OF A SUDDEN SOMETHING IS WRONG…NOW YOU HAVE TO DEAL WITH IT. IT CAN HAPPEN TO ANYBODY.

Frank Geber, Rooster’s Barber Shop

Just a few more weeks to have your yard waste picked up at your curb.

Fall yard waste curbside pickup ends Friday Nov. 29. � at’s the last day for the curbside yard waste pickup program this year.

So gather your leaves, grass clippings, fruit droppings, needles, prunings and branches, put

them into your yard waste cart with the green lid closed and wheel it out for your regularly sched-uled pick up.

Remember, yard waste only. No garbage, plastic or paper bags, rocks, sod, soil or � ower pots please.

For more info, visit regionaldistrict.com/recycle.

� e Certi� ed Gener-al Accountants Associ-ation of British Colum-bia (CGA-BC) admitted 502 new members into the accounting profes-sion over the weekend at its 2013 Convocation.

Richard Washing-ton of Lake Country was awarded the Level 1 Tu-ition Scholarship by the CGA-BC Educational Foundation.

In her address to the graduating class, CGA-BC chair Candace Nancke, CPA, FCGA, encouraged new CGAs to embrace change in or-der to succeed.

“I have no doubt that, armed with self-con� -dence, a willingness to accept help from others and the ability to adapt to change, each of you will be able to capital-ize on every opportun-ity that is open to you,” she said.

Nancke also urged graduates to exceed their own expectations by challenging themselves

personally and profes-sionally. � is “can be dif-� cult, but in today’s fast-changing world we have to be willing to look at what we’re doing and adapt accordingly—and quickly—before our past practices become so en-trenched that we cannot imagine doing anything else. You should have the courage and self-con-� dence to try di� cult things because getting past the di� culty is how we grow and discov-er new limits to what we can achieve.”

� e accounting pro-fession itself is also adapting and changing, Nancke noted, as all of the bodies representing Canada’s more than 170,000 professional accountants are now par-ticipating in merger dis-cussions, or have united under the Chartered Professional Account-ants (CPA) designation.

Class valedictor-ian Ryan Castaneda, of Surrey, described ob-

taining the CGA desig-nation as an evolution that begins with a hun-ger for knowledge and is realized by obtaining practical skills and ex-perience. “Employers highly value the know-ledge and skills gained by CGA students, and I de� nitely earned more as I advanced through the CGA program. We are now well-educated and trusted advisors and leaders. Let’s go out and make a big impact on this world.”

� e Nov. 2 ceremony marked the culmination of several years of dedi-cated study, work, and personal sacri� ce. Each graduate adhered to the highest professional standards, passed a rigor-ous series of accounting exams and met stringent requirements for prac-tical experience to qualify for membership.

� e Association honoured the highest marks, including Wendy Howell of Kelowna.

▼ CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANTS

Local new CGAs honoured

At noon on Saturday, Nov. 16, scores of budding authors will gather on all four Okanagan Col-lege campuses to test their writing talents in the fourth annual � ree-Hour Short Story Contest.

Open to students in Grades 11 and 12, and to all current Oka-nagan College students, contest-ants are given 180 minutes to cre-ate an original literary piece that incorporates a word, phrase, or ob-ject revealed at the start of the contest.

Last year’s winner, Samantha Wex, said “Having the surprise

element meant I couldn’t plan. I went in cold, and got to really see what I can do. It was fun.”

Five prizes are up for grabs. Each campus declares a regional winner who receives a $250 Oka-nagan College tuition credit.

A grand prize winner is then selected from among the four regional winners and awarded an additional $250 tuition credit plus a chapbook publication of their story created by Okanagan Col-lege Writing and Publishing dip-loma program students and Kala-malka Press.

“� e contest gets students ex-cited about writing,” said contest organizer and Okanagan College professor Sean Johnston.

“It’s an act of courage for many of the younger students to take part, but they walk away from the experience happy and surprised at what they were able to produce in such a short period of time.”

Registration is free. Check out the website www.okanagan.bc.ca/3hourwriting to learn how to sign up before the Nov. 15 deadline.

▼ OKANAGAN COLLEGE

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OK I can’t help it. � e scan-dal over expense

accounts, shady deals, and excommunication in the Canadian Senate has gone on so long, and been so vehement, that I cannot help writing something about it.

To recap: � ree sen-ators—Mike Du� y, Pamela Wallin, and Pat-rick Brazeau—were ac-

cused of fudging their expense accounts for housing and travel. � e total involved about $315,000. � ey have re-paid the funds that they should not have received.

Except that Mike Du� y had his expens-es covered by a personal cheque from the Prime Minister’s then-Chief of Sta� . And Du� y’s legal expenses were paid by the Conservative Party, approved by the party’s lawyer.

In the House of Com-mons, Opposition parties have attempted to im-plicate the Prime Min-ister in these payments. He denies all charges. He did not personally interfere. He knew noth-ing of any arrangements for payment. Anything his sta� did, they did on their own.

Reading the characters in a nasty play

SEE TAYLOR A5

Life and FaithJim Taylor

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on in our communityI got my in� uenza

shot this week, paid for out of pocket

since I don’t qualify for any of the higher-risk groups provided with free immunization.

A reminder to take this simple health pre-caution came in October when a labour arbitra-tor ruled that it is a rea-sonable employment re-quirement for health care workers to either get the current immunization or mask up in patient care areas.

Quiet advocacy by Provincial Health O� -cer Dr. Perry Kendall has paid o� . Sta� , doctors, outside contractors and visitors will have to put patients � rst.

Health care unions pressed a grievance on behalf of members who insist they have a right to refuse immunization and increase exposure to pa-tients. � ey have appar-ently run up the white � ag.

“We will be telling our members to com-ply with the new policy,

or risk being � red,” said an overly dramatic Val Avery, president of the Health Sciences Associ-ation. HSA lawyers led the grievance, supported by the Hospital Employ-ees’ Union and the B.C. Nurses’ Union.

Avery said the union will continue to urge its members to take advan-tage of on-site � u shot clinics. � at’s right, like most provincial employ-ees, they all get immun-ization that is not only free but administered at work.

Kendall announced the regulation last year, after � nding that 40 per

cent of employees in long-term care were not getting the current in� u-enza vaccine, and the rate of immunization was de-clining.

� eir objections make no sense. Aside from the self-serving “rights” argu-ment, they complain that the annual � u vaccine isn’t e� ective enough.

� e formula is de-veloped by international e� ort to track the dom-inant strains that emerge as winter rolls around the world. Kendall says a poor match results in about 40 per cent immunity, and a good match reaches 90 per cent. At the risk of stat-ing the obvious, he notes that even 40 per cent is better than nothing.

After two weeks of expert testimony, arbitra-tor Robert Diebolt, a re-tired UBC law professor, wrote as follows:

“It is indisputable that in� uenza can be a ser-ious, even fatal, disease. Immunization also in-disputably provides a measure of protection to

health care workers and I have found that their im-munization reduces in-� uenza transmission to patients.

“I have also conclud-ed that there is a real and serious patient safe-ty issue and the policy is a helpful program to re-duce patient risk.”

� e B.C. Centre for Disease Control calcu-lates that if all health care workers would get immunized, the risk to patients would be re-duced nearly 50 per cent. � e Ministry of Health warns: “you can spread in� uenza for 24 hours before you have any symptoms.”

What would cause educated health care workers to defy common sense? A hint is provid-ed by professional union promoter and publi-cist Bill Tieleman, who railed about the decision on his blog.

� is regulation is in-spired by big bad U.S. health care corporations that would rather im-pose immunization than

pay for sick days, Tiele-man asserts. Ah, so an infected health care em-ployee should wander the wards until symp-toms emerge, and then go home for a few days of paid rest. What a per-fectly stupid idea!

Last week BCNU president Debra Mc-Pherson was warning about “chaos” at the new Surrey Memorial emer-gency ward, her latest of a career of media pro-tests. � e big new facility is already over� owing, and more beds and more sta� are needed, stat!

Perhaps if better pre-ventive measures were taken by nurses, doc-tors and other sta� , this chronic “chaos” would be reduced and these unions would have more cred-ibility.

Tom Fletcher is legis-lature reporter and col-umnist for Black Press and BCLocalNews.com.

Twitter:@tom� etcherbct� [email protected]

▼ PROVINCIAL ISSUES

Help health care, get a � u shot

BC ViewsTom Fletcher

opinion▼ FAITH TODAY





SEE TAYLOR A5

opinionFAITH TODAY

� e controversy has grown steadily more bit-ter, with Prime Minis-ter Stephen Harper and former journalist Mike Du� y batting accusa-tions back and forth like a ping pong ball.

I don’t like either of them. I don’t trust them. But in this controversy, I’m more inclined to be-lieve Du� y than Harper.

I have no inside knowledge of the situa-tion, no “Deep � roat” informants. All I can judge by is the characters’ performances.

Du� y presents evi-dence to back up his ac-cusations—e-mails, can-celled cheques, signed letters. No one has sug-gested those documents were forged. � at lends credibility to Du� y’s charges.

His behaviour also rings true. Before he came under � re, he cam-paigned vigorously for

the party and leader who appointed him. � e ven-om with which he now attacks that leader � ts with a sense of personal betrayal.

Under similar circum-stances, I would want to lash out too.

As a child, I re-member, I occasional-ly got bullied. I usual-ly avoided confronta-tion. I backed away. Until I got cornered. When I could no longer escape, I went berserk. I didn’t care what might happen to me as long as I could hurt my tormentors.

� at’s precisely what Mike Du� y seems to be doing.

Stephen Harper, on the other hand, re-minds me of a corporate CEO trying to divulge as little as possible about his company’s unethical practices. He issues de-nials; he attacks his ac-cusers. He never presents hard evidence. He avoids adding additional details.

Here too I recognize myself. I learned long ago that I’m a lousy liar. When tempted to � b, I squirm so uncomfortably that the truth is painful-ly obvious. A co-work-er once called me the guy congenitally unable to lie.

So I learned, instead of lying, not to volunteer information. � e less I said, the less likely I was to get tripped up later by some nasty detail.

Stephen Harpers acts

as I would, if I were try-ing to avoid telling the full truth. He’s not neces-sarily lying, but he’s con-cealing stu� he doesn’t want us to know.

I could be wrong, of course. I’ll be interested to see how my character assessments pan out, as the Senate scandal con-tinues to unfold

Author Jim Taylor lives in Lake Country.

[email protected]

▼ SENATE SCANDAL

Tell-tale signs come from lead actorsTAYLOR FROM A4

opinion

“Prove it” can mean some-thing com-

pletely di� erent from one courtroom to the next if one courtroom is hearing a criminal case and the other is hearing a civil one.

� e court requires criminal charges to be proven beyond a reason-able doubt.

In other words, if the judge or the jury hear-ing the case has any rea-

sonably held doubt about whether or not you com-mitted a crime, they must acquit.

▼ CRIMINAL VS CIVIL

Standards of proof

SEE HERGOTT A6

Achieving JusticePaul Hergott


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opinions on issues going

on in our communityI got my in� uenza

shot this week, paid for out of pocket

since I don’t qualify for any of the higher-risk groups provided with free immunization.

A reminder to take this simple health pre-caution came in October when a labour arbitra-tor ruled that it is a rea-sonable employment re-quirement for health care workers to either get the current immunization or mask up in patient care areas.

Quiet advocacy by Provincial Health O� -cer Dr. Perry Kendall has paid o� . Sta� , doctors, outside contractors and visitors will have to put patients � rst.

Health care unions pressed a grievance on behalf of members who insist they have a right to refuse immunization and increase exposure to pa-tients. � ey have appar-ently run up the white � ag.

“We will be telling our members to com-ply with the new policy,

or risk being � red,” said an overly dramatic Val Avery, president of the Health Sciences Associ-ation. HSA lawyers led the grievance, supported by the Hospital Employ-ees’ Union and the B.C. Nurses’ Union.

Avery said the union will continue to urge its members to take advan-tage of on-site � u shot clinics. � at’s right, like most provincial employ-ees, they all get immun-ization that is not only free but administered at work.

Kendall announced the regulation last year, after � nding that 40 per

cent of employees in long-term care were not getting the current in� u-enza vaccine, and the rate of immunization was de-clining.

� eir objections make no sense. Aside from the self-serving “rights” argu-ment, they complain that the annual � u vaccine isn’t e� ective enough.

� e formula is de-veloped by international e� ort to track the dom-inant strains that emerge as winter rolls around the world. Kendall says a poor match results in about 40 per cent immunity, and a good match reaches 90 per cent. At the risk of stat-ing the obvious, he notes that even 40 per cent is better than nothing.

After two weeks of expert testimony, arbitra-tor Robert Diebolt, a re-tired UBC law professor, wrote as follows:

“It is indisputable that in� uenza can be a ser-ious, even fatal, disease. Immunization also in-disputably provides a measure of protection to

health care workers and I have found that their im-munization reduces in-� uenza transmission to patients.

“I have also conclud-ed that there is a real and serious patient safe-ty issue and the policy is a helpful program to re-duce patient risk.”

� e B.C. Centre for Disease Control calcu-lates that if all health care workers would get immunized, the risk to patients would be re-duced nearly 50 per cent. � e Ministry of Health warns: “you can spread in� uenza for 24 hours before you have any symptoms.”

What would cause educated health care workers to defy common sense? A hint is provid-ed by professional union promoter and publi-cist Bill Tieleman, who railed about the decision on his blog.

� is regulation is in-spired by big bad U.S. health care corporations that would rather im-pose immunization than

pay for sick days, Tiele-man asserts. Ah, so an infected health care em-ployee should wander the wards until symp-toms emerge, and then go home for a few days of paid rest. What a per-fectly stupid idea!

Last week BCNU president Debra Mc-Pherson was warning about “chaos” at the new Surrey Memorial emer-gency ward, her latest of a career of media pro-tests. � e big new facility is already over� owing, and more beds and more sta� are needed, stat!

Perhaps if better pre-ventive measures were taken by nurses, doc-tors and other sta� , this chronic “chaos” would be reduced and these unions would have more cred-ibility.

Tom Fletcher is legis-lature reporter and col-umnist for Black Press and BCLocalNews.com.

Twitter:@tom� etcherbct� [email protected]

▼ PROVINCIAL ISSUES

Help health care, get a � u shot

BC ViewsTom Fletcher

opinion▼ FAITH TODAY





SEE TAYLOR A5

opinionFAITH TODAY

� e controversy has grown steadily more bit-ter, with Prime Minis-ter Stephen Harper and former journalist Mike Du� y batting accusa-tions back and forth like a ping pong ball.

I don’t like either of them. I don’t trust them. But in this controversy, I’m more inclined to be-lieve Du� y than Harper.

I have no inside knowledge of the situa-tion, no “Deep � roat” informants. All I can judge by is the characters’ performances.

Du� y presents evi-dence to back up his ac-cusations—e-mails, can-celled cheques, signed letters. No one has sug-gested those documents were forged. � at lends credibility to Du� y’s charges.

His behaviour also rings true. Before he came under � re, he cam-paigned vigorously for

the party and leader who appointed him. � e ven-om with which he now attacks that leader � ts with a sense of personal betrayal.

Under similar circum-stances, I would want to lash out too.

As a child, I re-member, I occasional-ly got bullied. I usual-ly avoided confronta-tion. I backed away. Until I got cornered. When I could no longer escape, I went berserk. I didn’t care what might happen to me as long as I could hurt my tormentors.

� at’s precisely what Mike Du� y seems to be doing.

Stephen Harper, on the other hand, re-minds me of a corporate CEO trying to divulge as little as possible about his company’s unethical practices. He issues de-nials; he attacks his ac-cusers. He never presents hard evidence. He avoids adding additional details.

Here too I recognize myself. I learned long ago that I’m a lousy liar. When tempted to � b, I squirm so uncomfortably that the truth is painful-ly obvious. A co-work-er once called me the guy congenitally unable to lie.

So I learned, instead of lying, not to volunteer information. � e less I said, the less likely I was to get tripped up later by some nasty detail.

Stephen Harpers acts

as I would, if I were try-ing to avoid telling the full truth. He’s not neces-sarily lying, but he’s con-cealing stu� he doesn’t want us to know.

I could be wrong, of course. I’ll be interested to see how my character assessments pan out, as the Senate scandal con-tinues to unfold

Author Jim Taylor lives in Lake Country.

[email protected]

▼ SENATE SCANDAL

Tell-tale signs come from lead actorsTAYLOR FROM A4

opinion

“Prove it” can mean some-thing com-

pletely di� erent from one courtroom to the next if one courtroom is hearing a criminal case and the other is hearing a civil one.

� e court requires criminal charges to be proven beyond a reason-able doubt.

In other words, if the judge or the jury hear-ing the case has any rea-

sonably held doubt about whether or not you com-mitted a crime, they must acquit.

▼ CRIMINAL VS CIVIL

Standards of proof

SEE HERGOTT A6

Achieving JusticePaul Hergott


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� is helps prevent the horrible injustice of wrongful convictions.

In a non-crimin-al case, there is a very di� erent “standard of proof.”

An innocent victim is not required to prove anything beyond a rea-sonable doubt.

Instead, if you imagine the iconic scales of jus-tice, the innocent victim must tip the scales ever so slightly in his or her favour.

I am not a historian, but perhaps the di� er-ence has to do with the notion that the risk of undercompensating an innocent victim is equal-ly as unjust as the risk of providing more than fair compensation.

In the context of go-ing up against a power-ful insurance company to force fair compensation out of them in court, I would venture to say that the risk of less than fair compensation is in fact the more signi� cant one.

In a civil claim, the court must typically con-

sider what is “more likely than not.”

� e common defence tactic is to do whatever they can to cloud the issues and raise doubt which is enough to avoid a criminal conviction but is not enough to avoid fairly compensating a civil claimant.

� ere is one aspect of a civil claim that requires even less than a “more likely than not” level of proof, and there’s good reason for it.

� is aspect has to do with gazing into the crystal ball to try to pre-dict future events.

A trial often occurs four to � ve years after the crash that caused your injuries.

It is far easier for the court to look back over those four to � ve years and assess the dollars and cents you have “more likely than not” lost than it is to gaze into the crys-tal ball to � gure out what you might lose in the fu-ture.

You may have been able to soldier on and work through your pain with very little, if any, in-come lost up until the date of the trial; but are you going to be able to continue doing so for the rest of your working life?

Is it fair to say that “the past is an indicator of the future” in the con-text of working through a chronic pain condition?

How could you pos-sibly “prove” future loss-es?

When considering a future loss, the court ap-plies a di� erent test.

� e test for future losses is whether or not there is a “real and sub-stantial possibility” that the loss will occur.

� is test was applied last year by the highest court in British Colum-bia in a case called Mor-lan v. Barrett.

� e British Colum-bia Court of Appeal was dealing with the defence appeal of a trial decision.

Ms. Morlan, age 50 at the time of the trial, had been su� ering chron-ic pain during the ap-proximately four years between the crash and the trial, but had been able to work through her pain and adjust her em-ployment situation to avoid losing any income at all during that period of time.

In awarding a sub-stantial amount of com-pensation for future in-come loss, the trial judge relied in part on what he described as a “com-mon experience” that a person with a stable but persistent energy-drain-ing condition will � nd it more di� cult to con-tinue working as he or she grows older.

� e defence, on ap-peal, argued that there was no evidence to sup-

port this notion.� e Court of Ap-

peal disagreed with the defence, noting “…throughout each and every day of her life, Ms. Morlan would have to cope with some level of discomfort.

In my view, it was open for the trial judge to � nd—essential-ly as a matter of com-mon sense—that con-stant and continuous pain takes its toll and that, over time, such pain will have a detrimental e� ect on a person’s abil-ity to work, regardless of what accommodations an employer is prepared to make.”

How’s that for a vic-tory of justice? Hard working, honest people who a e to soldier on through their pain in the short term really can be fairly compensated for their potential future losses because “prove it,” when considering those potential losses, is a stan-dard that can be met es-sentially as a matter of common sense.

� is column is intended to provide general in-formation about injury claims. It is not a substi-tute for retaining a law-yer to provide legal advice speci� cally pertaining to your case. Paul Hergott is a lawyer at Hergott Law in West Kelowna.

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

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Sat., Nov. 16 • 1:30pm“Turbo” is the story of a garden snail with an im-possible dream: to win the Indy 500. When a freak accident gives him extraordinary speed, Turbo sets out to try to make this dream come true. Cast: Ryan Reynolds, Paul Giamatti, Samuel L. Jackson, Snoop Dogg, Michael Peña, Paul Giamatti, Bill Hader, Luis Guzmán, Richard Jenkins, Ken Jeong, Michelle Rodri-guez, Maya Rudolph, Kurtwood Smith, Ben Schwartz Comedy, Children, Animated 2013 • 96 minutes.

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

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Getting kids to play in the dirt would seem to

be an easy thing to do. It’s their natural instinct, as children, to want to explore and experience everything. Plants, soil, water and stones are like magnets for small chil-dren.

Yet as they grow older, in the world today, they tend to gravitate towards the TV, a computer, or similar gadget. � e focus tends to be away from nature and towards tech-nology.

It’s nice to see the world taking more inter-est and caring about the environment. With this

green movement we are likely to see some great changes in the future.

It will, however, re-quire a lot of people with biology and horticulture experience to help feed the masses, not only with

the volumes required but also with the healthy combinations of foods that can be locally grown for each community and in each climatic condi-tion.

What we all need to do is get young people interested in horticulture now, so that the founda-tion is built for the world of tomorrow.

We have seen a de-cline in all things horti-cultural in the last 25 years. � ere are fewer educational opportun-ities. We have seen yards reduce in size so there is not much or any room for vegetable gardens. People are focused on

making income to stay on top of their mounting bills to maintain certain life styles.

� e contact with the garden is out of the ques-tion.

Because of the re-

duced interest in hands-on industries like horti-culture we may be out of luck in the future.

A sad fact is that most of the people working in the horticultural indus-try have little to no real knowledge of it.

My sincere hope is that with the new green movement we will some-how kick-start a new in-terest in this old pro-fession. Here are a few things that could be helpful in getting kids interested in growing things:

• Take kids out into the wilderness on a regu-lar basis, both in summer and winter

• Take interest in local wildlife and plants

• Find out what pro-

grams are o� ered at your children’s schools that teach or promote gar-dening

• Build a vegetable patch in your yard and assign a private plot to each child. � ey will love growing their own pumpkins to carve and

feel pride in eating the carrots they have grown themselves.

• Take kids to your lo-cal garden centre

• Grow house plants and get the kids involved in keeping them alive

• Get the kids to plant seeds of any kind in any small patch of soil every spring.

You may not create a world changing horticul-tural genius but you may awaken a life-long gar-dener who passes on the passion to their kids in turn.

Ken Salvail operates Ken’s Horticultural Services in Lake Country. Listen to him Saturday mornings on the AM1150 Gardening Show.

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‘‘A SAD FACT IS THAT MOST OF THE PEOPLE WORKING IN THE HORTICULTURAL INDUSTRY HAVE LITTLE TO NO REAL KNOWLEDGE OF IT.


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As members of the pub-lic, relatives of those who have gone to war and veterans pre-pare for Remembrance Day this weekend, the president of the Oyama Legion says it’s im-portant to keep Remembrance Day traditions alive and teach our children about our coun-try’s war-time history.

Kees Boersma says as more vets from the Second World War are passing on, Re-membrance Day is more im-portant than ever and we need to keep teaching children about what happened in our past

while at the same time hon-oring those who have fought, not only in Second World War but also in today’s modern con� icts such as Afghanistan.

“Could you imagine if the Nazis had taken over the world? No one thinks about that but on Remembrance Day I think it’s very important we keep those thoughts alive, not only for ourselves and our vet-erans but also for future gener-ations,” said Boersma.

“It’s as simple as ‘Lest We Forget.’ We cannot forget what happened because if you don’t know your history, you are bound to repeat it.”

One of the ways to keep from repeating our history is continuing to teach kids about Remembrance Day, accord-ing to Boersma. As more time passes, fewer veterans are around. But annual gather-ings on Remembrance Day are aimed at teaching youth about what happened in our history.

“It’s education for the younger people to make sure they don’t forget but that they also remember what happened and why,” said Boersma. “This generation really doesn’t know what war is about. You read it in the paper or see it on TV but it happened and it’s still hap-pening. We don’t want to put anymore people through this and that’s why it’s so import-ant.”

In Lake Country, the of-� cial ceremony will be held at George Elliot Secondary School, beginning at 10:30 a.m. on Monday Nov. 11. A cenotaph will be set up inside the school as part of the cere-mony and weather permitting, folks will march to an outside cenotaph where wreaths will be placed to honour fallen vets.

Last year close to 1,000 people attended the pub-lic ceremony in Lake Coun-try, � lling up the auditorium at GESS and continuing on to the Oyama Legion. The same path will be taken this year as Lake Country residents gather. Boersma says vets from World War II aren’t big on discussing their past, but they need to be honoured

“If you talk to a veteran you’re not going to hear very much from them about what happened during the war be-cause they don’t want to talk about it because it’s a said situ-ation,” he said. “They were out there to defend our country and not just our country but the freedom we have in our world. Remembrance Day is extreme-ly important not only to hon-our our the veterans but also to remember and make sure we don’t repeat it.”

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Sarah McIntosh knows the Somme Battleground—its trenches, its tunnels, its grave-stones—rather well. She spent the past two winters in France, working at Vimy Ridge and the Somme Battleground me-morial sites.

The fourth-year history student in the Irving K. Bar-ber School of Arts and Sci-ences at UBC Okanagan will speak about these battle� elds at UBC’s Remembrance Day ceremony that takes place Thursday, Nov. 7.

McIntosh spent the past two winters working for Vet-erans Affairs Canada at the Canadian National War Me-morial at Vimy Ridge and at Beaumont Hamel Newfound-land Memorial at the Somme Battle� eld. Part of her job in-cluded interpreting historical information with visitors and tourists while she explored the trenches and tunnel systems that are original to the First World War.

“Being on the Canadian battle� elds in France helped humanize the war effort for me,” McIntosh says.

“Working as a battle� eld guide and having the oppor-tunity to speak with a number of veterans, and descendants of veterans, made me under-

stand why it’s so important to continue teaching the young-er generation about the signi� -cance of Canadian military his-tory and about the sacri� ces made by our soldiers.”

UBC will mark Remem-brance Day in the university’s courtyard starting at 10:45 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 7. A reception will follow in the Arts Building foyer starting at around 11:30 a.m.

McIntosh will be joined by fellow students, who will read poems, Royal Canadian Legion Branch 26’s colour party, local dignitaries, and UBC administration. The trad-itional two minutes of silence, along with a bugle reveille and bagpipe lament will be part of the formal service.

As it is the 60th anniver-

sary of the Korean War armis-tice agreement, UBC has also partnered with the Okanagan Military Museum. An exhibit of photos and documents from that war will be on display in the university’s library from Nov.1 to 6. On Nov. 7, the ex-hibit will move to the Arts Building foyer, with additional artifacts from the war.

McIntosh, 21, stresses that Canadians must remem-ber to honour all soldiers, from all countries, from all wars—as the human cost of war is far too great to be ignored.

After the of� cial cere-mony, refreshments will be served inside the Arts Building Foyer. UBC’s Remembrance Service is a free event that is open to the public. Pay parking is in effect.

Sarah McIntosh is passion-ate about the importance of re-membering all soldiers, re-gardless of uniform, who have fought for their country. Dur-ing UBC’s Remembrance Day ceremony, she will speak about her experiences as a guide at the Vimy and Somme battle-grounds in France.

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The Royal Canadian Le-gion, Branch 189 Oyama wishes to thank all the donors, sponsors, business-es and people who purchased wreaths, poppy boxes or gave donations:

Govt. of Canada, MP Ron Cannan

Govt. of Canada, MPProvince of BC

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Branch 189 OyamaRCL Auxillary Zone

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Liberal Veterans Affairs Critic and Scarborough-Agin-court MP Jim Karygiannis was in Kelowna Oct. 31 as part of his � ght to keep Veterans Af-fairs of� ces open across the country.

Kelowna’s of� ce is one of nine Veterans Affairs of� ces to close by next February; lo-cal veterans wanting face-to-face service will have to travel to Penticton, or wait for a case worker to visit, after the of� ce is closed.

Those not wanting to trav-el to Penticton will be forced to search for assistance by phon-ing a toll free number or seek-ing help through online servi-ces.

“You’re 85 years old, you’re a veteran. How are you going to drive to Penticton?” asked Karygiannis, noting the federal government is failing in its “obligation” to look after veterans.

According to Karygian-nis, only one veteran showed

up to speak with him in front of the Veterans Affairs of� ce in Kelowna Oct. 31; however, he said that doesn’t mean local veterans aren’t concerned.

“A lot of the vets were scared to show up, because should they show up to speak, they would probably be target-ed,” he said.

Despite the low turnout in Kelowna, Karygiannis said he has heard plenty of concerns and complaints from veterans across the country, including Kelowna.

“They’re frustrated, they’re angry…they don’t know what’s going to happen.”

Last year Kelowna-Lake Country MP Ron Cannan told the Capital News the Pentic-ton of� ce serves a higher num-ber of clients than the Kelowna of� ce.

“It’s unfortunate, but it’s necessary,” Cannan said.

“We have to live within our means, and the reality is that a leaner government is better for all Canadians in the long run.”

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Remembrance Day is held every Nov. 11. It commemorates Canadians who died in action from

the South African War to current missions. Originally called Armistice Day, it commemorated the

end of the First World War on Monday, Nov. 11, 1918, at 11 a.m.: eleventh hour, eleventh day , eleventh month.

The � rst Remembrance Day was conducted in 1919 throughout the Commonwealth.

The poppy is the symbol of Remembrance Day. Rep-lica poppies are sold by the Royal Canadian Legion to raise money for Veterans.

From 1923 to 1931, Armistice Day was held on the Mon-day of the week in which November 11 fell.

In 1931, MP Allan Neill introduced a bill to hold Remem-brance Day on a � xed day every year—November 11.

Remembrance Day facts


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evening8. Minor quarrel12.Away from

the wind13.Unpurified

metal14.Earth’s

center15.Crew

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

computer

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Manilow33.Ball or stick34.Eyelash

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females40.Not obvious43.Heir

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sandpaper50.Hero51.Small bit52.Dominate53.Arched

ceiling54.Fitness club55.Flirty look

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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

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sound43.Baking

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

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commands13.Skunk feature14.Put15.Dropper’s

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

Company24.Australian

birds

27.Rock-bandmember

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

clusters48.Martini liquor50.Removed52.In ____ of

(instead of)

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group58.Adjusts, as

a watch

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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

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30.Refrigerate33.Made like a

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agent38.Safes42.Engrave with

acid43.Bottom of

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

Havana”

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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

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entertainer29.Carry on32.Civil War

general33.Fights35.____ the

mark36.“____ Than

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dividers

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roast3. Fall on ____

ears

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award9. Last10.Filled pastries11.Briny

expanses19.Outer edges21.Dent23.Songs from

admirers24.House

extension25.Garden

buzzer26.Awarded

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

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pause39.Wake up41.Not glossy43.Plays the

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shape49.Stole50.Tyke’s

transport

55.Double-reedinstrument

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

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commitment7. “____, Sir,

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8. Frozen dish9. ____-jerk

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

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

whiskeys

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meat40.Comply with42.Kick out44.Powerful

particle45.Ear part46.Any moment48.Resounding

sound50.Excessively51.Stand for

office52.Atlantic food

fish53.____ down

the law54.Before, to

Shelley

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•Community Hall assoCiation of okanagan Centre Annual Christmas dinner & dance, Sat. Dec. 7, for ticket details see, www.okanagancentre.net.•fall into CHristmas soup smorg Sat., Nov 9, 11am-1pm at the Seniors’ Activity Centre on Bottom Wood Lake Rd Winfield. Full meal deal $6. •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. The bus will be 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 Bottomwood Lake Rd., Lake Country. Tea and coffee is served. There is no charge for this event. If you need transporation, the seniors’ bus is available. For more information call Jimmie at 250-766-2513. Prime Time is sponsored by Lake Country Health Planning Society.•lC senior bus sCHedule Mon., Nov. 18, 25: Prime Time. Tues., Nov. 12, 19, 26: Winfield Senior Centre Luncheon. Fri., Nov. 8: Winfield Flu Clinic. Sat., Nov. 9: Vernon Pancake Breakfast, shopping. Fri., Nov. 29: Kelowna Wine museum, Christmas shopping, lunch. To reserve seat on bus please phone Marg 250-766-3227 or Marian 250-861-4131.•Cribbage. Friday evenings starting 7pm at the Seniors’ Activity Centre. Playing 8 games with a chance of winning $12, $10, or $8. Socialize and enjoy an evening out with fun and play. Serving coffee, drinks and goodies for only $2.50. For information call John 250-766-3026.•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 Kelowna Rock-ets have named Madison Bowey as the 18th cap-tain in franchise history.

Bowey, an 18-year-old Winnipeg native, is in his third season with the Rockets and was named captain last week, pri-or to the team heading to Prince George for a pair of games.

Bowey was a second round WHL bantam draft pick of the Rock-ets in 2012 and last year was chosen by the Wash-ington Capitals in the second round of the NHL Entry Draft.

� e Rockets also named three assist-ant captains—Myles Bell, Damon Severson

and Tyson Baillie were named

ROCKETS DEFEAT PG� e Rockets swept a

weekend double-header in Prince George, start-ing Friday night by earn-ing a 7-6 shootout vic-tory over the Cougars.

� e sweep continued Saturday night with a

4-1 win over the Cou-gars.

� e Rockets scored twice late in the third period to break open a tight game with Jackson Whistle earning the win in net.

Madison Bowey and Ryan Olsen staked Ke-lowna to a 2-1 lead af-ter two periods before

Kris Schmidli and Zach Franko cemented the win in the third period.

� e Rockets improved to 11-2-0-2 on the sea-son.

� e Rockets return to Prospera Place 7 p.m. on Wednesday for a four game home stand play-ing host to the Red Deer Rebels.

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2013

Lake Country Calendar Wednesday, November 6, 2013 www.lakecountrycalendar.com A17 A16 www.lakecountrycalendar.com Wednesday, November 6, 2013 Lake Country Calendar Lake Country Calendar Wednesday, November 6, 2013 www.lakecountrycalendar.com A17

GRINDER: LILA JOYCE

Passed away Wednesday October

23rd 2013 atKelowna General Hospital. Lila is

survived by children Irene Isnardy,

Doreen Grinder,Ronald Grinder,Helen Grinder,

Susan Grinder and Ivan Truran…many grandchildren, great grandchildren, and many other family

and friends.Predeceased by husband Joseph Grinder, and children

Dwaine Grinder, Richard Grinder, Lillian Grinder, and Mary Grinder. In her long lived life span, she lived and worked in

various places such as High Bar, Gang Ranch, Clinton working on various ranches, breaking horses and working

fi elds, etc. Her and her husbands owned and lived on a ranch in Big Bar also many years ago prior to settled in the Okanagan, living here for over 37 years. Lila will be dearly

missed by all who know her, family and friends. FuneralServices were held at Winfi eld Memorial Hall in Lake

Country on October 30th 2013.

Condolences may be sent to the family by visiting www.mem.com, clicking on stories

and typing in Lila Grinder.Arrangements entrusted with First

Memorial Funeral Services, Kelowna. 250-762-2299

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Misc. WantedLocal Coin Collector Buying Collections, Olympic Gold & Silver Coins etc 250-863-3082

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House teams, spirit days, team sports, academic competitions and student leadership opportunities support a positive school culture

Sound amplification in every classroom

www.ots.sd23.bc.ca 250.548.3783

OYAMA TRADITIONAL

STUDENTS GOT INTO THE SPIRIT OF THINGS for the Dress-up Spirit afternoon October 31st. Students wore their regular OTS uniform to school until lunch time, at which time they changed into their costumes. Every student who participated earned a house point for their team. The primary students spent the afternoon in groups travelling to different stations, while the intermediate students went bowling at McCurdy Lanes. The afternoon was a great success and a big thank you goes out to the scores of parent volunteers who made the spirit afternoon possible, and to the teachers who organized the activities.

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Remembrance Day Service

LC Fire Department Recruitment Info Session

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.

The Oyama branch of the Royal Canadian Legion will again be hosting a

Remembrance Day Service Monday, November 11, 2012

10:30 a.m.

George Elliot Secondary School gym 10241 Bottom Wood Lake Road

Everyone Welcome

Municipal Hall 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road

Lake Country, BC V4V 2M1 t: 250-766-5650 f: 250-766-0116

[email protected] Accounting Clerk position (Accounts Payable) The District of Lake Country is seeking a permanent full-time Accounting Clerk to join our team. As Accounting Clerk you will be responsible for the processing of accounts payable, including reconciling and balancing of accounts to the general ledger. Applicants should be comfortable processing large volumes of payables and have strong keyboarding skills. The Accounting Clerk works closely with other Finance Department staff in a team environment and also provides support to the Financial Services Manager. The normal work day is Monday to Friday 0830-430pm at 35 hours per week. The successful candidate will have: a minimum of one year post-secondary education in accounting or

business administration; strong competence in Microsoft Word and Excel; superior organizational and attention to detail skills; a minimum of two years’ experience in an accounting position, preferably

in accounts payable and a municipal setting; and a minimum 50 wpm typing speed, 175 kpm data entry; The hourly rate of pay for this unionized position is between $21.61/hr and $25.73/hr (2013 rates). For a detailed job description, and more information about Lake Country please visit the Employment page on the District’s website at lakecountry.bc.ca

Applications will be received until 4:00 pm on November 22, 2013.

Please submit your cover letter and resume to: Human Resources and Safety Advisor District of Lake Country 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Rd Lake Country, BC, V4V 2M1 E-mail: [email protected] Fax: 250-766-0116

We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Lake Country Citizens 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

to be held at Station 71, Winfield at 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

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.

Transportation for Tomorrow

Municipal Hall will be CLOSED Monday, November 11th

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

Learn more by clicking on the website Quick Link at lakecountry.bc.ca

Lake Country Calendar, November 06, 2013

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