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Cram the Cruiser KEVIN PARNELL The Lake Country RCMP detachment has jumped into the spirit of giving with one constable organizing the first of what he hopes to be an annual event to support the Lake Country Food Bank.

RCMP members will be out in force at the Cooper’s Foods in Lake Country this Saturday, Dec. 8, for the inaugural Cram the Cruiser event for the food bank.

Police vehicles, members and RCMP and mascots will be on hand to meet the public and ask for donations to the food bank with the Christmas season fast approaching.

“I wanted to do something for Lake Country and I thought a fund-

raising event for the food bank would be great,” said Lake Country RCMP Cosnt. Jesse O’Donaghey, the organizing force behind the event.

“It’s the time of the year when the food bank has its greatest need.

They serve 600 people and that number is growing everyday.

“There is a huge need and anything we can do to help we are happy to.”

O’Donaghey just started at the Lake Country detachment this summer, but while a member in Chilliwack, the RCMP detachment there hosted similar events. So when he was transferred to Lake Country, the officer thought it was a good chance to start what will become an annual event.

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LAKE COUNTRY RCMP officer Jesse O’Donaghey and Cooper’s Foods store manager Todd Ryder prepare

for the inaugural Cram the Cruiser event coming up this weekend at the Lake Country Cooper’s store.

“We’re definitely going to make this an annual thing,” he said. “We have banners made up and there is going to be more to come. Everybody in our office is really eager to contribute to the event. They are coming up with ideas and ways to contribute so it’s been really good.”

On Saturday, O’Donaghey and avail-

able Lake Country detachment members will be set up at Cooper’s Foods, meeting and greeting folks as they enter the shopping centre and accepting donations of cash, non-perishable food times as well as things like toiletries that are also in need at this time of the year.

There will be many prizes to be given away

to people who make donations as well.

“Everybody that gives a donation will get a chance to enter into a draw for prizes which have been donated from local sponsors,” said O’Donaghey.

“It’s going to be a big event. We want everyone to know why we are there and we’re trying to make it a fun event.”

Along with the regular donations of non-perishable food items and money, the food bank is also looking for things like shaving cream, toilet paper, shampoo, diapers and other toiletries that people are in need of.

The event is happening from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. this Saturday at Cooper’s Foods in Lake Country.

Lake Country, Tourism Kelowna to attract tourists together The District of Lake Country has made a new partnership that recognizes Tourism Kelowna as the official community destination marketing organization for Lake Country.

“Tourism Kelowna has been working with Lake Country attractions for many years,” said Ryan Roycroft, Lake Country's economic development manager.

"The District of Lake Country believes that a formal partnership will further enhance the marketing effectiveness for these and other Lake

Country businesses in a highly cost-effective manner,” Roycroft said.

Lake Country and Tourism Kelowna have agreed to a Memorandum of Understanding that will allow the district to leverage the $2.5-million annual budget that Tourism Kelowna works with.

This will dramatically expand Lake Country’s external marketing reach in the area of tourism, in addition to work done with local partners for local marketing, according to the district.

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president Nancy Cameron says the agreement is a natural fit.

“The District of Lake Country will have representation on the Tourism Kelowna Society board of directors,” said Cameron, president and CEO for Tourism Kelowna.

“Attractions and services located in our neighbouring communities are marketed within the Kelowna brand to leverage its high level of brand awareness and the resulting drawing power.

“Those visitors attracted to Kelowna will

travel throughout the area, regardless of municipal boundaries, and through their exploration will discover neighbouring communities such as Lake Country and more fully understand the identity and sense of place of these unique communities.”

The operation of the Lake Country Visitor Centre is not included in the scope of services defined in the MOU with Tourism Kelowna.

District of Lake Country staff and council continue to work on visitor centre options and are

looking for a solution that will provide a high value per dollar spent on visitor services.

“Considering the extensive cuts and staff workload impacts from the implementation of a business systems review earlier this year, efforts are being made to ensure that every proposition is a value proposition,” said Roycroft.

Meetings are scheduled during December to work on an economic development strategy to explore and pursue opportunities for growth.

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news ▼ BOARD OF EDUCATION

Trustees delay decision to have Grade 7s at high school BARRY GERDING While Lake Country elementary schools are facing an enrolment crisis, the Central Okanagan board of education is unable to agree on a long-term solution.

At a board of education meeting last Wednesday, the school trustees engaged in a lengthy discussion about the issue, but could only agree on delaying a longer term solution for up to another two years.

While the school district administration has led a long campaign to convince school parents and trustees on the merits of introducing Grade 7s into George Elliot Secondary School to alleviate the enrolment stress at the three elementary schools, Lake Country parent advisory councils for those elementary schools have advocated against the idea, questioning the research numbers the school district projects for future enrolment.

At last week’s meeting, school district administrator Hugh Gloster said staff will pursue whatever option the board agrees to, but noted that he is opposed to adding portables to Davidson Road elementary.

That school is facing the most immediate enrolment overcrowding issues, due to a lack of space for the buildings themselves and the facility resources to accommodate the extra students, and that it is board policy not to pull students enrolled out of one school and place them in another.

He noted that all catchment revision or student relocation efforts would be focused on incoming new students to any school.

The resolution brought forward by the planning and facilities committee recommended that portables be placed at the elementary schools with a long-term plan to advocate the ministry of education for funding to build a new middle school; and manage elementary school growth through revision of catchment areas and redirection of students Board chairman Rollie Cacchioni added an amendment that parents of Grade 6 students be given the option of enrolling their children in Grade 7 at either George Elliot or their elementary school in September 2014.

But the board ultimately de-

feated all those resolutions, agreeing instead to manage enrolment in the area’s elementary schools for the next year while engaging in more discussion about the potential for Grade 7s to be absorbed at George Elliot.

Holding up a thick binder full of comments from parents on admitting Grade 7s to George Elliot next September, Gloster told the board he doubted public opinion will change much by seeking more parental input.

“We will certainly engage in that process but I think we won’t find a lot of different opinion from what we already have,” said Gloster, noting that many parents put a lot of thought and research into their comments.

“I don’t think that we will find a great deal more support for the school-within-a-school concept while the board is delaying a tough decision for another year.”

He said the school district can probably manage for the next two years as there is classroom space at Peter Greer Elementary, which may come at the cost of moving the existing pre-school somewhere else,

More time before ALR changes Although the applications for exclusion from the Agricultural Land Reserve keep flooding in, the commission’s chairman says they’ve reduced the flow and more changes are coming.

When Richard Bullock, a Kelowna orchardist, took over as chairman of the Agricultural Land Commission over a year ago, he immediately embarked on a review of the 40-year-old ALR. Bullock admits it takes time, but hopes that by spring some recommended changes will be underway.

Digitizing material so that the business of the commission can be done online was one of the first issues. Once that’s

done, he says people can around the province instead of having all staff working out of the Burnaby office. “There’s some amazing technology out there that we’ve missed,” he said.

Bullock says the commission must deal with all requests for ALR exclusion; however, as he meets with local governments around the province he has been encouraged by the changing attitudes toward the ALR. “There’s a change in thinking, with the younger generation of politicians more positive and more accepting of the ALR,” he said. “I think people are willing to accept that it’s here to stay. It won’t happen

overnight, but changes in attitude are needed.”

Agricultural advisory committees, such as Kelowna and West Kelowna have, are being encouraged but, he said: “I can’t tell local groups what to do.”

One thing that has surprised him is the attitude toward local produce. Nelson, for instance, shuts down its main street on Wednesdays for farmers’ market.

The ALC has made recommendations to the agriculture ministry regarding user fees. Bullock said the ministry is still reviewing the comments and feedback on possible fee structure changes and hasn’t made a decision yet.

but the situation at Davidson Road will reach a crisis point within three years.

“You can say what you want about our research looking long-term, but we know the situation that is coming over the next three years. We know the kids that are out there about to enter the school system.

We are not guessing, we can see the whites of their eyes,” Gloster said.

Trustee Moyra Baxter said she feels parents and the school district need more time to flush out the details of how Grade 7s could be adopted into George Elliot and how the middle school concept would work within a secondary school.

“I feel like we are rushing into this and I think it requires a little more careful thought about how all this is going to work,” Baxter said.

Deb Butler, the Lake Country representative on the board, said she is not convinced that the education ministry will see the need for both a middle school and secondary school in her community.

“I think we have to look at this issue in a meaningful way, and the fact is we may never see a middle school here,” Butler said.

Trustee Murli Pendharkar said the board will ultimately have to make a decision that will be unpopular to someone. “It is a tough situation but we have to do something moving forward,” he said.

Trustee Joyce Brinkerhoff suggested the school district consider the prospect of creating a middle school at George Elliot that includes Grades 6, 7 and 8 students, in line with the board’s adopted middle school age policy.

Trustee Julia Fraser echoed concerns voiced by parents of Grade 7s not being ready to be mixed with older students on many different levels, and that if the George Elliot situation proceeds, it will hurt the chance of securing funding for a new middle school because it will be perceived as not being necessary.

“My concern is we might be biting the hand that feeds us,” said Fraser.

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▼ EDUCATION

OC faculty thinks globally on educating girls Two teenagers a world apart, but with one objective in mind, have inspired the Okanagan College Faculty Association to support international efforts to educate girls.

At its November meeting, members of the faculty association condemned the recent Taliban shooting of 15-year-old student Malala Yousafzai becauseshe is a vocal proponent of education for girls in Pakistan.

The faculty also voted to donate $1,000 to Little Women for Little Women in Afghanistan—a non-profit society launched by 15-year-old Alaina Podmorow from Lake Country to help educate girls in Afghanistan as a way to peace.

“We’re putting our money where our hearts are,” said OC history professor Howard Hisdal,

who made both resolutions.

“These girls are shining examples of leadership. They are showing vision and courage, and to a certain extent they are accomplishing what some of our Western governments haven’t managed to do so well.”

Hisdal, who also serves in the Canadian military as a reservist, said some of his friends in the Forces have been to Afghanistan and believe change rests with the future of women there.

“One of my female military colleagues said the women continue to be kept in ignorance,” he said.

“The best chance for long-term success in these campaigns is the education of women.”

English professor Norah Bowman-Broz, who sits on the faculty association as the Status of Women representative, said

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supporting the Little Women non-profit organization is a particularly relevant and contemporary donation. “Broadly speaking, we want to eliminate gender inequities around the world, and in Canada as well,” she said. “It’s also important to us that Little Women is a secular charity. This is about valuing education for everyone.”

OCFA president Sharon Josephson said contributing to Little Women underlines the faculty’s commitment to the principles of education, human rights and democracy—especially for those who are less advantaged, regardless of where they live. “This is something we can be proud of,” Hisdal added.

The Okanagan College Faculty Association represents approximately 275 faculty members at the college.

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▼ FAITH TODAY

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▼ UNTESTED BUDGET

Will truth die on B.C. gov’t Deficit Hill?

W ‘‘ hatever happens in the B.C. election five months from now, taxpayers should insist that it be the last spring vote.

Now I know this isn’t sexy like the horse race of popularity polls so loved by the TV news. But integrity of public financial information is the next vital step in democratic reform, even more important than scheduled election dates. And the B.C. tradition of tabling untested election budgets, shutting down the legislature and firing up the campaign buses, has to end.

The B.C. Liberals are on track to surpass the NDP on fudge-it budgets, having put millions into TV ads that insist the 2013 budget will struggle into the black. This is the hill Christy Clark has chosen to die on.

Glen Clark set the modern bar with his 1996 election budget.

After a run of red ink,

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Tom Fletcher it conjured a tidy little surplus that helped the NDP squeak out a win over the plaid-shirted Gordon Campbell.

Campbell’s noisy exit had its roots in his 2009 fudge-it budget, which clung to an outdated $500-million deficit forecast that had already melted down along with banks, auto makers and U.S. real estate. After the election, British Columbians found out we were really $2.8 billion in the red.

Not one to waste a good crisis, Campbell ordered the harmonized sales tax.

Now Premier Clark and Finance Minister Mike de Jong are proposing to balance the budget and shut down the HST money machine.

Clark gave a speech in Coquitlam the day before last week’s budget update, warning it “won’t be pretty.” And it’s not.

In September the current-year deficit forecast jumped above $1 billion, largely due to a glut of natural gas. The latest update pushed it near $1.5 billion.

Natural gas royalties are bumping along the bottom, no big change there. But now coal prices and shipments are down, and a slow real estate market has pinched the flow of cash from Bill Vander Zalm’s legacy—the property purchase tax.

I erred in a previous column, saying this year’s deficit is partly due to a staged repayment of federal HST transition money. Not so.

That entire $1.6 bil-

…ANOTHER FUDGE-IT BUDGET…TO HELP ANOTHER PREMIER AVOID THE POLITICAL GRAVEYARD…

lion was booked in last year’s budget, pushing that deficit to a record $3 billion. This means the current $1.5 billion bleeder is based strictly on current revenues, debt servicing and spending.

So how is this sucking chest wound going to suddenly heal next spring? De Jong provided an early version of his answer in his September financial statement.

Amazingly, it projects a recovery of more than $100 million in natural gas royalties next year.

Hmmm. Liquefied natural gas exports to Asia are still years away, and the U.S., our only current energy export customer, is developing its own huge shale gas and shale

oil reserves.

In another forecasted miracle, sales tax revenue is expected to dip by a mere $120 million as the old provincial sales tax returns next year. In 2014 it is projected to bounce right back to where it is today, around $6.1 billion.

That’s odd. When former finance minister Kevin Falcon announced the transition back to PST last May, he described annual revenue loss of about $500 million the first year, and more than $600 million the next.

Granted, business investment credits and HST rebates to the poor also end, saving the government a pile of cash as this significant tax reform dies.

But it still looks like another fudge-it budget, designed to help another premier avoid the political graveyard at the foot of Deficit Hill.

Tom Fletcher is our legislative reporter . tfletcher@blackpress.ca

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▼ MP’S REPORT

Financial tools that can help Canadians manage their finances

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y colleagues Ted Menzies, Minister of State (Finance), and Gail Shea, Minister of National Revenue, announced this week that Canadians will be able to save an additional $500 in their Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) starting in 2013, raising the annual contribution limit to $5,500.

TFSAs became available in 2009. Since then, Canadians have been able to earn tax-free investment income on contributions of up to $5,000 per year.

TFSAs have become increasingly popular, with approximately 8.2 million Canadians having opened an account and roughly 2.5 million Canadians contributing the maximum amount in 2011.

What makes the TFSA so popular?

Here’s the rundown: • A TFSA is available to all Canadians, 18 years and older

Ron Cannan • Any interest, dividends and capital gains earned in a TFSA are not subject to tax • A TFSA allows you to invest in a number of types of investments, be it a high-interest savings account, mutual funds, guaranteed investment certificates, listed securities, or other types of qualified investment products • Unused TFSA contribution room is carried forward and accumulates for future years • Funds available in your TFSA can be withdrawn tax-free at any time for any purpose.

You can recontribute withdrawn amounts in the same year only if you have unused TFSA contribution room. Otherwise, you have to wait until the following year • Income earned in a TFSA and withdrawals do not affect your eligibility for federal income-tested benefits and credits; and • Contributions to a spouse’s or common-law partner’s TFSA are allowed.

When the TFSA was introduced, the government announced that the $5,000 annual contribution limit would be indexed to inflation in $500 increments.

For 2013, this will be the year when the first $500 increment takes effect, which means more room for Canadians to put funds aside for their financial goals.

The TFSA is a valuable way to save for the future and to save on taxes.

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TFSAS HAVE BECOME INCREASINGLY POPULAR, WITH…ROUGHLY 2.5 MILLION CANADIANS CONTRIBUTING THE MAXIMUM AMOUNT IN 2011.

please go to the Canada Revenue Agency at www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tfsa/.

Financial toolkit Most of us make important financial decisions for ourselves and our families.

Whether it is saving for retirement, saving for a child’s education or financing a new home, the range of possible options is growing and financial products and services are becoming more sophisticated.

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TAYLOR FROM A4 follow a prescribed liturgy, there’s usually time for individuals to name the persons and situations for whom they want prayers.

But why, I keep wondering, must those concerns be expressed by the worship leader to qualify as a prayer?

I understand and respect the need for the person with the microphone to repeat some of the requests. Even when asked to speak loudly, some people can’t—or won’t. Perhaps when they were children, too many adults told them to keep quiet in church.

But why, having already repeated the information once, do clergy then feel they have to repeat it again in the body of the prayer?

Does God listen only to church professionals?

I recall visiting a church where the minister asked for prayer concerns. People spoke of one person’s diagnosis of cancer, another’s car accident, of a spouse sent overseas to help with disaster relief. They spoke with joy, with pain, with a catch in the throat.

Even as an outsider, I

could feel emotion rippling through the congregation.

The minister made careful notes. And then he repeated all the concerns in his prayer. But by then, a spontaneous outpouring of caring had become a sterile formality.

After the service, I asked, “Didn’t God hear, when the people said it themselves?”

He looked startled.

There was a time, before Roman armies razed the Great Temple, when the Jewish people thought their religious obligations were taken care of as long as the High Priests in Jerusalem performed their functions. I wonder if modern churches have slipped into the same mindset.

Invariably, it’s the minister who’s asked to open a meeting with prayer. Or to say grace before a meal. Or, on Sundays, to voice the prayers of the people, as if concerns only register with God when an accredited voice says them.

Does heaven use voice-recognition technology?

To his credit, the next Sunday, the minister I

referred to above asked for the people’s prayer concerns as usual. As usual, they responded from the heart.

After a pause for reflection, the minister simply said: “God, you have heard our pray-

ers…”

I don’t think anyone felt God had not been listening.

Jim Taylor is an Okanagan Centre author. rewrite@shaw.ca

nancial Capabilities Survey, which provided insight into the challenges Canadians face when it comes to understanding financial matters.

What resulted was the Task Force on Financial Literacy, which provided recommendations to the federal government on how to strengthen the financial literacy of Canadians.

The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada is playing a key role in this regard. With the dual mandate to protect and educate consumers of financial products, the FCAC delivers a host of online tools and publications, including a webbased program for high school students designed to teach skills integral to financial well-being later on in life.

Also available through

the FCAC is Your Financial Toolkit developed in collaboration with a variety of financial education experts across the country, many who work with consumers on a day-to-day basis.

The Toolkit is free online and in paper format by going to the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC) at www.fcac-acfc.gc.ca.

I’ve also been informed by the Canadian Bankers Association that they also have a toolkit available to consumers, which helps answer questions such as how to reduce banking fees; help seniors protect themselves from financial abuse and where to seek out help with your debt.

The CBA toolkit is available by going to bankingquestions.cba.ca.

Ron Cannan is the Conservative MP for Kelowna-Lake Country. ron@cannan.ca 250-470-5075

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news ▼ PHYSICAL THERAPY

Like Santa, you’re probably carrying around heavy bags this time of year

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s the weather gets colder we not only want to prepare ourselves for the physical demands of winter activities, but also the daily stresses we may encounter.

You may notice that as the temperature drops your purse, bag, briefcase, or suitcase weighs a bit more. Whether you are carrying your mitts, hats, scarves, extra layers, or ski equipment, it all seems to add up, until

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to see you and your bag in their chimney.

Although these items may be necessary to haul around there are a few things you can do to reduce the stress the new weight places on your body.

Why is this important?

A heavy bag sends extra pressure through your arm thus causing the muscles in your neck, shoulder and elbow to work harder than normal. To add to the problem, this pressure also lengthens the muscle, which places it in a mechanically disadvantaged position.

You end up with weak elongated muscles that are required to hold extra weight. Over time this stress on your muscles may lead to injury and pain.

If the bag is heavy enough, the weight can pull your shoulder downwards, putting extra pressure on the brachial plexus, or the bundle of nerves that travels through your neck and shoulder.

If these nerves are compressed you may experience symptoms of a condition known as thoracic outlet syndrome, which include pins and needles, numbness, or heaviness in your arm.

To prevent yourself from developing shoulder, arm and neck pain or relieve your current symptoms, the load you are carrying should be reduced and the muscles that allow you to elevate your shoulder should be strengthened.

One of the most significant changes you can make is to carry a back-

pack instead of a purse or briefcase.

A backpack distributes the weight between both arms and places the load behind the body. It decreases the amount of shoulder depression and promotes a more neutral posture.

You will want to make sure that the straps are tight enough to pull the bulk of the weight towards the upper part of your back as carrying the weight too low can hurt your lower back.

If you need to carry your bag in one arm, find one that crosses your body since this also distributes the weight to both sides of your body.

A bag with a thicker strap places less direct pressure on the joints and tendons on the top of your shoulder. Switching the arm

on which you carry your bag will also help to prevent muscle length and strength imbalances.

Just as you train your leg muscles before the ski season you can also train the neck and arm muscles you use to carry a bag.

Here are a few suggestions.

Start with a shoulder elevation exercise in which you bring your shoulders up to your ear, holding for a few seconds, then slowly releasing.

You can make this harder by holding dumbbells or soup cans in your hands.

If you are ready for a challenge, try an above the head shoulder press in which you lift your arms up over your head with your thumbs touching at the top. Slow-

ly bring yours arms back to your sides trying to control the movement of your shoulder blade.

You may also use weights with this exercise but try not to use a weighted bar as this does not allow you to keep your head in a neutral position.

Although these exercises and tips can help you prevent and manage symptoms associated with carrying a heavy bag, if you are experiencing symptoms such as numbness, tingling and heaviness of your upper limb you should contact your local healthcare professional for further evaluation.

Laura Snyder is a registered physiotherapist at Sun City Physiotherapy in Winfield.

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Acupuncture an option to bring teeth grinding to a halt

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eeth grinding is a condition of clenching, grinding, or gnashing the teeth either unconsciously during the day, or at night while sleeping.

The medical term for teeth grinding is bruxism and nighttime teeth grinding is sleep bruxism.

Bruxism, if severe enough, can cause headaches, tooth damage and jaw problems or disorders, but it may often go undiagnosed, especially with sleep bruxism.

Symptoms of bruxism are grinding or clenching teeth, worn, flat-

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Conventional medicine doesn’t entirely understand the causes of teeth grinding, however adult teeth grinding can be linked to anxiety, stress or tension, suppressed anger or frustration, or aggressive, competitive or hyperactive personalities.

Other causes may be poor alignment of upper and lower teeth or the body’s natural sleep cycles.

In some cases, bruxism can be a result of another disease, such as Parkinson’s or Huntington diseases. For children, teeth grinding may

be due to the growth and development of teeth and jaws and is usually outgrown by adolescence.

There isn’t much that medical treatment can do to resolve teeth grinding—medications are largely ineffective but muscle relaxants may be prescribed or your doctor may consider changing one of your medications if teeth grinding is a side effect.

A mouth guard may also be fitted to protect teeth while sleeping, or your dentist may correct misaligned teeth, however this may not stop

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The best solutions seem to be lifestyle and behavioural changes, including reducing stress and learning to manage stress better through relaxation and exercise and practicing an awareness of proper jaw and mouth position, with the tongue on the roof of the mouth, jaw relaxed, the teeth slightly parted and the mouth closed.

From a traditional Chinese medicine perspective, teeth grinding can be treated quite effectively with acupuncture.

There are five main patterns commonly seen in this disorder.

Out of these, four are considered excessive conditions where one or two organs are functioning at a higher than normal rate, commonly the heart, stomach and liver.

Excess types of bruxism are typically seen in people with stress, anxiety, tension, anger and frustration and hyperactivity or competitiveness because the hyperactive state of these organs leaves the mind and body in a restless or agitated state.

Another excess pattern is caused largely by

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news ▼ HEALTHY LIVING

Making sure your kids have healthy eating choices at school As families become increasingly aware of the health benefits of eating fresh fruits and vegetables, the BC School Fruit and Vegetable Nutritional Program offers a way to introduce these healthier choices to students at school. The program, run by the BC Agriculture in the Classroom Foundation, started as a pilot in 2005 with 10 schools and continues this fall with 1,376 public and First Nations schools participating.

Funded by the BC Ministry of Health under Healthy Families BC, the program delivers fruits and vegetables every other week (13 times during the school year) to 492,000 stu-

dents on the program.

Produce for fall 2012 deliveries includes: B.C. plums, peaches, strawberry tomatoes, mini peppers, baby carrots, apples, pears, and new to the program this year, B.C. table grapes.

“The kids are always excited on veggie day” said Bonnie Tejszerski, a teacher at Edwin S. Richards Elementary in Mission. “Our kitchen is located close to the school gym so as we are preparing the items several classes walk by and they always ask what we have and cheer, asking when we’re bringing it down.”

“We really get the sense that the program is building a huge change in

Lake Country takes part As healthy eating for children is becoming an increasingly important issue, the BC School Fruit and Vegetable Nutritional Program (BCSFVNP) continues to provide healthy snacks to students across B.C. The BC Agriculture in the Classroom Foundation and the BC School Fruit and Vegetable Nutritional Programs deliver fruit and vegetables to B.C. kindergarten to Grade 12 public and First Nations schools.

The program is funded by the BC Ministry of Health and is now running in 1,376 schools across the province.The aim of the program is to teach children from an early age the importance of healthy eating and how good fruits and vegetables taste.

Throughout the Central Okanagan, 40 schools participate in the program including Davidson Road Elementary, Ellison Elementary, George Pringle, Oyama Traditional School and Peter Greer Elementary.

the attitudes of both teachers and students towards healthy eating” said the BC Agriculture in the Classroom Foundation’s board president, Sarah Ryall.

“The response from the schools has been overwhelming with close to 1,400 kindergarten to Grade12 public and First Nations schools across the province enrolled.

“The exciting part is the response from children. There is an infectious reaction when new fruits or vegetables are tasted in the classroom with their friends. They just love it,” Ryall said.

“And of course (the kids) delight in sharing their enthusiasm and experi-

ence with their families at the grocery store.”

Many of the schools on the program are in remote areas, which can provide a challenge when it comes to delivering the produce. With the help of program partners and volunteers, the fruits and veggies are delivered to schools across BC, whether it’s by truck, boat or plane.

The BC Fruit and Vegetable Nutritional Program is one of the programs managed by BC Agriculture in the Classroom, a non-profit foundation working with educators through various programs to bring B.C.’s agriculture to their students.

For more visit www.aitc.ca/bc.

Generic drug costs to drop 10% on April 1 TOM FLETCHER CONTRIBUTOR

The B.C. government is moving ahead with a new price policy for generic drugs that will reduce the cost by 10 per cent starting April 1.

The price of generic substitutes will be set at 25 per cent of the brandname product, whether the cost is paid by the B.C. Pharmacare program, private health insurance or the patient.

A further reduction to 20 per cent is set to take effect in April 2014.

The health ministry cited the example of Lipitor, widely prescribed for reducing cholesterol. A one-month supply of the brand-name drug costs $55, and in April the cost of a generic equivalent will go from $19 to $15.

The 2014 decrease will take it to $11 a month.

Health Minister Margaret MacDiarmid said the second reduction will make B.C. generic drug prices the lowest in Canada for some drugs, and save Pharmacare about $110 million over the first two years.

Ontario went to a 25-per-cent formula two years ago, and has since reduced the price to 20 per cent below brand name.

The provincial savings will be reinvested in the B.C. health care system, some of it in Pharmacare, MacDiarmid said.

The budget for Pharmacare has risen by about 80 per cent in the past decade, but MacDiarmid said there have been offsetting savings as new drugs improve treatment and reduce the

need for surgery.

NDP health critic Mike Farnworth said the B.C. Liberal government has made the right move, but it should have done it in 2010 when Ontario took action.

Now some of the savings are at risk again as the federal government negotiates a trade agreement with the European Union, Farnworth said.

European developers of brand-name drugs are seeking to extend patent protection to prevent the sale of generics for a longer period.

Weak digestive system can lead to chronic teeth grinding KAUFMAN FROM A6 poor diet that weakens the digestion and causes food to stagnate in the digestive system, leading to the inability for a proper restful sleep and symptoms such as feeling of oppression in the chest and stomach, no desire to think of food, diarrhea or constipation, abdominal pain and nighttime bruxism.

The other cause of bruxism is a deficient condition of blood and

qi-energy weakness.

The symptoms common in this pattern are pale complexion, dizziness, vertigo, heart palpitations, pale lips and nails and disinclination to sleep.

The main differentiation in this pattern is that the teeth grinding would be rather quiet, low, dull sounding, rather than rougher and louder sounding in the excess patterns.

Factors that may lead

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Points are selected along the energetic meridian of the organ in imbalance.

The points can be lo-

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its are also easy, effective ways to increase the results of acupuncture.

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Support Creekside one seat at a time

Creekside Theatre has installed new seats in the theatre and is looking for sponsors to support the added comfort to patrons.

The cost per seat is $200.

Anyone can help by sponsoring a new theatre seat with a onetime donation.

Not only will sponsors receive charitable tax receipts; but also the sponsor’s name, or the name of a loved one, your business, school, club or team name will be engraved on a brass plaque placed on the seat so that future generations of Creekside theatre goers will recognize the support you gave.

All cheques should be marked “Seat Sale” and be made payable to District of Lake Country.

They can be dropped off at district offices or mailed to: District of Lake Country, 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Rd., Lake Country, B.C. V4V 2M1.

If you would like more information, call theatre manager Horst Jassmann at 250-766-5669.

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Invest time on planning to have confidence in your financial future

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ost people spend more time planning their two-week vacation each year than planning their retirement to last many decades.

Confidence in your financial future means taking steps to plan for your decades in retirement.

You want to feel confident about your financial security now and in your future.

Spending some time on your own plan will define options for your future, with the end result being peace of mind.

Planning is a big part of a successful retirement strategy.

Your plan should in-

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Fiscal Fitness clude a snapshot of where you are now and where you want to be.

Your today snapshot should include clearly defined summary of your assets and liabilities.

Make a list of all your income and expenses now.

Look into the crystal ball and do a summary of your own families projected income and expenses in retirement.

If you are the sole person responsible for your own financial future or if you are part of a couple, the summary should be based on household income.

Will you spend the same in retirement or will you spend more money or less money in your retirement years when employment no longer fills 35 to 40 hours per week?

Most people in retirement spend less money because they no longer have the expenses associated with working; no

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RETIREES MAY HAVE THE SAME OR HIGHER EXPENSES IN RETIREMENT. THERE IS NOW MORE TIME AND ENERGY TO SPEND MONEY. WORK TAKES UP A LOT OF OUR TIME AND RETIREMENT MEANS MORE AVAILABLE HOURS TO FILL.

more commuting costs, no contributions to your RRSP, pension or union dues.

You may decide to downsize your home or move to a smaller community to save money.

Other retirees may have the same or higher expenses in retirement.

There is now more time and energy to spend money.

Work takes up a lot of our time and retirement means more available hours to fill.

Taking holidays or enjoying expensive hobbies means having the dollars in retirement to pay for these leisure activities.

Plan what you want to do in your 60s, you may work less hours than in your 50s and work part time.

If you think you will enjoy travel more in your 60s than in your 70s, make it part of your future retirement plan.

As we age, our willingness to travel and take on additional adventure can diminish.

As we get older, our

priorities may change.

We may work reduced hours or job share. You may be able to choose to not work at 100 per cent capacity up until age 65.

Think about options for your personal review.

Some people wait until retirement to pursue their dreams. Unfortunately due to illness or death soon after retirement, their dreams never become a reality.

A couple may plan for years to take a special holiday or trip together and then due to ill health or death, one of the couple is not able to travel or has passed away.

The remaining person is now left without a travel partner or companion.

During our working years take time to spend with family and friends.

The future is un-

known. We want to ensure we are in the present and take the time now to “smell the flowers” and enjoy our life today.

Review your options, make sound decisions, form a logical plan of your own and be prepared to make minor adjustments along the way.

Many retirees spend less money in retirement than they planned for, while others still buy lottery tickets in hope of living a lifestyle of the rich and famous.

Opportunity and planning means being in control of your financial well being.

Doreen Smith is a Certified Financial Planner with Capri Wealth Management. r 250-869-3825 www.DoreenSmith.ca

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Armstrong company prepared to deal with cooking oil and grease for recycling Landfill in Kelowna.

Waste reduction facilitator Rae Stewart says cooking oils and grease from roasting, frying and baking turkeys, chickens and other meats can collect in and clog your drains-and harm the environment in the process.

“You don’t want to pour this stuff down your drain, it can congeal, block your pipes, and create a real mess,” Stewart said.

“Dumping it in your yard isn’t a good option either, it’s harmful to the environment—when it rains the oily residue runs off into the storm

drain, eventually reaching our waterways without treatment.

If you have large volumes of cooking oil, you can pour it into the receptacles provided at the Westside Recycling Center or Glenmore Landfill.

If you have congealed grease, it’s recommended you put it in a metal can or container and drop the whole metal container into the recycling receptacle provided.

As a reminder, Stewart says don’t place anything other than cooking oil and kitchen grease into the recycling con-

tainers provided—i.e. no petroleum oil such as motor oil, food items, plastic containers, or garbage.

Brian Scott, plant manager with McLeod’s Byproducts, says your repurposed kitchen leftovers will end up as a food source all over again.

“Once the cooking oils and grease are collected, we mechanically remove the solids and moisture, heat the oils at a very high temperature, then stabilize them with an antioxidant,” Scott said.

“We then sell the fin-

Printed books are still in great demand Traditional books haven’t been replaced by new technology yet.

Circulation of print materials is down three per cent within Okanagan Regional Library, while the download of audiobooks has almost doubled. However, executive director Lesley Dieno says the agency still circulates three million print items a year.

“Lots of people, and especially teens, want print,” she said. “They read computers and phones all day long and when they are ready for pleasure, they want print.”

There is also a growing demand for books with large type and languages other than English.

But many ORL patrons are embracing the latest in technol-

ogy. “So far this year, 83,000 ebooks have been downloaded,” said Dieno.

Other services are popular. The number of downloads of music from Freegal is up 80 per cent and the collection of magazines from Zinio is being used at a high rate.

“Libraries have to provide something of everything.”

ished product to feed mills where they formulate it into various feeds for chicken, turkey and hogs.

If you must toss your kitchen oils and grease, here are a few simple tips to follow:

• Make sure to put them in a heat resistant container with a sealable lid, then throw in trash • Or mix with unscented kitty litter, sawdust or sand to solidify the oil first and then dispose

• Or store the oil for later use, oil can be kept for up to six months and reused, first strain then store in the freezer.

For more information, check out regionaldistrict.com/recycle.

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What’s the most interesting, funny, memorable, meaningful or unique gift you’ve ever given or received over the holidays? Share your story with the readers of the Lake Country Calendar and the 1st place winner will receive a $125 gift certificate from Seca Marine; a $50 & $25 GC will also be awarded from Seca Marine to the 2nd and 3rd place story winners. Stories should be 400-500 words.

Please e-mail all submissions to production@lakecountrynews.net.

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The Lake Country Food Bank relies on generous donations from our community to fill the shelves throughout the year. This time of year can provide extra challenges for some people, and the need can be even greater.

Watch this space every week for our ‘wish list’ of food and sundry items needed by those less fortunate in the community:

Baby products ❏ Baby food - all ages ❏ Diapers - all sizes ❏ Formula - Good Start® ❏ Starter cereals - pablum

Special needs ❏ Boost® ❏ Low calorie soups ❏ Unsweetened apple sauce ❏ Whole grain pasta, rice ❏ Whole wheat crackers ❏ “Low sodium”, “Sugar free”, and “no salt” products

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I can’t tell you how many people have expressed regret about settling a claim prematurely.

They typically lament about how young and misinformed they had been, accepting a lowball offer, essentially compensating them for a temporary injury, for an injury that turned out to be permanent.

The medical system is always optimistic about a full recovery. That optimism is often very well placed.

Many people do enjoy a complete recovery from motor vehicle collision injuries.

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porary injury and putting their legal claims behind them. Unfortunately, some injuries never fully recover.

I’m not just talking about serious orthopedic injuries that require plates and screws.

I’m talking about standard, run-of-the-mill whiplash type soft tissue injuries. I’m talking about the kinds of injuries that don’t even surface until you wake up the next morning seized up in pain.

There may well be excellent progress in the early stages. Range of motion might be fully restored and symptoms significantly eased.

For whatever reason, though, a complete recovery is not achieved.

Symptoms linger.

Functional limitations

I’M TALKING ABOUT STANDARD, RUN-OF-THEMILL WHIPLASH TYPE SOFT TISSUE INJURIES. I’M TALKING ABOUT THE KINDS OF INJURIES THAT DON’T EVEN SURFACE UNTIL YOU WAKE UP THE NEXT MORNING SEIZED UP IN PAIN.

are never fully overcome.

But you can’t “take back” a settlement if you have accepted fair compensation for a temporary injury that turns out to be permanent.

My advice, therefore, is always to wait.

There is no rush to settle your claim. Yes, there is an ultimate deadline, typically two years after a crash, within which a personal injury claim must be either settled or paperwork filed with the local court registry to preserve your claim.

This is usually plenty of time, though, to determine whether injuries will be temporary or

permanent.

I have recently been consulted by a person who was injured in a summer, 2012, collision.

He reported good recovery from his injuries with minimal ongoing symptoms.

I recommended that he wait at least until next summer before considering negotiating a settlement of his claim.

Waiting through the winter months will allow him to test his recovery through the snow shoveling and ski/snowboard season.

Waiting through the spring will allow for testing through the heavier physical activities of spring cleaning and gardening.

Waiting into the summer months will allow him to test his recovery through the fun summer activities as well.

With such a good recovery after three to four months, the prospect of waiting another eight to nine months might seem excessive.

But what’s the rush?

If you have been offered fair compensation for a temporary injury, and it turns out eight or nine months later that indeed the injury 100 per cent

completely resolved, then you can pull the trigger on the settlement at that time.

On the other hand, if it turns out that your injury does not fully resolve, and that you are left with a permanent injury, then fair compensation is likely multiple times the amount you have been offered for a temporary injury.

You will be able to insist on that much higher fair compensation, commensurate with the much more significant impact that a permanent injury will have on you over the course of your lifetime.

And don’t worry about the insurance company giving you a deadline to accept whatever low-ball offer they have put on the table—it’s a negotiation tactic as old as the hills that I confidently advise you to ignore.

This column is intended to provide general information about injury claims. It is not a substitute for retaining a lawyer to provide legal advice specifically pertaining to your case. Paul Hergott is a lawyer at Hergott Law in West Kelowna. paul@hlaw.ca

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Local vets offer aid for neglected street dogs in India Okanagan veterinarians have stepped forward to help out a population of neglected street dogs on the other side of the world, in India.

“I was totally blown away by their generosity, especially Trilake Animal Hospital in Winfield” said Kelowna resident Lee Kaiser. She will be leaving mid-December to volunteer with The Care Project for street dogs based in a town south of Chennai, India.

“The vets there (in Lake Country) donated enough medicine and parvo vaccines to fill a whole suitcase. I was asking for anything expired which was tagged to be thrown out and wasn’t sure if I’d get anything, so this is just wonderful,” Kaiser said.

Other area veterinarians, as well as pet stores, have contributed hundreds of dollars in medicine or dog collars, she said, including Panorama

Vet, also in Winfield, KLO Vet Hospital in the Mission, and the Total Pet store on Harvey Avenue in Kelowna.

But Trilake’s contribution, valued at about $1,000, was by far the largest.

As the British veterinary nurse who founded the project in 2006 experienced, Kaiser was also touched by the plight of the street dogs in India during a visit there two years ago.

“I’d seen starving and sick street dogs in other parts of the world but these conditions were the worst. There seemed to be litters of sick, abandoned puppies around every corner,” Kaiser said.

“I wanted to help somehow and fortunately saw Elaine (Philpott’s) notice in a tourist cafe in Mahaballapuram the day I was leaving India.”

Dog shelters or non-profit clinics are al-

most non-existent in India, said Kaiser, and according to the project’s website the average Indian street dog’s lifespan is just two years, while 75 per cent of puppies die of disease or are killed.

The clinic, which also treats cats, is run solely on donations and volunteer help.

The focus has expanded to include vaccinating the dogs against rabies, neutering and educating locals on dog

ownership.

“Elaine is hoping to have a shelter in future but for now she treats the dogs, puts a collar on them, likely to prevent them from being culled, and then has to release them back to the street.

“She started it all on her own and it seems to still be that way. It may be clichéd but this is proof of what one person can accomplish if they feel passionate enough about it.

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ment when the owner returns home.

This condition is extremely irritating for the dog’s owner but it is crucial to understand the nature of this behaviour.

These are symptoms of severe stress. Dogs are social creatures, they consider the family as their “pack” in which they are an equal member.

It is not natural for dogs to be separated from their owners and some dogs get very distressed by it.

When they exhibit

destructive behaviour, it is not done out of vindictiveness, it is their way of trying to free themselves.

Soiling the house may represent a sign of severe emotional distress.

Because we cannot converse with the dog, the diagnosis of separation anxiety is tentative and is done by ruling out other medical problems that may result in a similar behaviour.

Puppies may show destructive behaviour as a part of teething and not due to separation anxiety.

So punishing the dog will not help solving the problem.

On the contrary,when you punish your dog when you return home, it may associate the punishment with your return rather than with the mischief it caused. This may stress it even more when you leave home the next time.

The management of this condition is not straightforward. This

problem will not go away on its own.

It requires perseverance in a process that is meant to ensure the dog that when you are leaving you are not deserting it and you will be back.

I strongly recommend to the owners of dogs who suffer from behavioural problem to consult a behavioral specialist.

The treatment pro-

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It is also important to create a safe area for the dog in which it will feel secure and its ability to cause damage is limited.

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ack in the day, it was very uncommon for people to take medication for their mental issues.

People that were treated medically were considered crazy. Going to a psychiatrist was the last resort and was done secretly and accompanied by feelings of shame.

Today, people are far more aware of the importance of good mental health.

The same holds true for dogs. Veterinary medicine has also changed and developed in how to deal with their mental problems.

Most often a dog’s behavioral disorders are misinterpreted by the owners as mischief.

This behaviour usually annoys and aggravates their owners. This results in angry reaction of the owner that may exacerbate the dog’s problem.

This vicious cycle can be resolved by understanding the dog’s behaviour and the management options.

The most common behavioral problem of dogs is separation anxiety.

This is usually manifested in dogs by destructive and inappropriate behaviour when the dog gets left alone even in a familiar environment.

The most common complaints I hear from owners are that the dog constantly howls, barks or whines, destroys by chewing various objects in the house such as furniture, doors and windows.

Some dogs urinate and defecate in the house despite being house trained.

These dogs will usually express extreme excite-

“On their Facebook page people like me are writing in from all over the world to offer whatever help they can,” said Kaiser.

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•laKe countrY BiG Band presents A Swingin’ Christmas 7pm, Dec. 14, at Creekside 58. Divisible by two 35. Energy Theatre.

Special guests include the Mixed Blessings Choir. Admission $5 plus an item Certainly!

36.the Putfood an edge for bank.onTickets59. available from band members, Woodsdale Store, and Winfield United ThriftLaShop. go to the Lake Country Food Bank. For more information 60. Spout 37. "Livin' Vida All proceeds call 250-766-3650. ____" 61. Have the ____ s •WinField 38. Verve united churchlaugh advent services Dec. 9, 16, 23, 9:50am service and TO PUZZLE NO.carols 641 and 4pm Contemplative Service. Christmas Eve - 7pmANSWER family service and 10pm 40. Preschool lessons service. EveryoneDOWN welcome. 3751 Woodsdale Road. Ph 250-766-4458 for more downtime information.

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•roYal lepaGe KeloWna/laKe countrY’s Annual Christmas Wish Tree! Starts Nov.26–Dec. 21. Bring in a wrapped/unwrapped gift & help make a child’s Christmas wish come true! We also have a collection box in support of Lake Country Food Bank. We are located in the Lake Country Place Mall, any questions please call Barb @ 250-766-3300.

•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 250-7663038. 3130 Berry Road, Winfield.

•laKe countrY thriFt store hours of operation: Mon.-Wed.-Thurs., 9am- 3pm.

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•housinG options For seniors WorKshop Offered the second Thursday of each 21. Possesses month. Next workshop will be: Dec. 13, 10am-11:30am, 102-2055 Benvoulin Crt., Show feeling Kelowna. Plan ahead and learn about the housing options23. available to you and seniors in 25. Living, Linkletter and Garfunkel your life. Information about Subsidized Housing, Supportive Assisted Living, and Residential Care will be covered. To register for this free event please call 250-861-6180 26. Presage or email seniors2@telus.net.

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KOBAYASHI, ANDREW HIROSHI Andrew Hiroshi Kobayashi, of Lake Country passed away suddenly and peacefully in his sleep on November 29, 2012 at the age of 91 years.

Survived by his five children Audrey (Mark) Kobayashi, Randy (Linda), Neil, Dawnwyn (Mark) McBride, Les (Snow); six grandchildren Robert, Lindsay, David, Michael, Hiro and Tori, brother Osamu Kobayashi, sisters Aiko Hori, Sachiyo Koyama, Susan Hidaka and also three step-children Kim, William, Sherrill. Hiroshi is predeceased by his wife Rosalyn, brother Sigh, sister Yoshiko.

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DECEMBER 2012

Creative writing The Beach

Now That I Have My First Aid Training

By Hazen (grade 3)

By Eve

It was the summer and school was out. We went to the beach. When we were there, I saw shells, crabs, fish, and seaweed. I started making a sand castle.

When I saw a crab heading towards the picnic I stopped it. My mom called me for lunch. Hazen!

Lunch time! I tasted hot dogs. I smelled crab meat.

I looked for shells. I found a shell but it was all muddy. A few minutes later I heard owwww, and saw a crab going back in the ocean! I said: Oh brother!

After, we went swimming. Me, my dad, my mom and Hunter and Hudson. We splash each other.

When it is time to go I’m thinking what a great day at the beach!

What If We Lived in a Snowglobe?

By Kait

OYAMA TRADITIONAL SCHOOL.... Good friends coming together to learn

By Aisha (grade 4) If we lived in a snowglobe would we have to have earthquake drills in case they shook us?

Would it ever be spring as well as autumn?

Would we have to be prepared for a blizzard if they turned us upside down?

We would probably stay inside our house unless we were crazy. I think we would be scared if they looked at us because they would look like giants. If they tipped us over and the glass broke we would get out.

That’s what it would be like in a snowglobe!

By Hunter (grade 4)

With my First Aid Training Certificate that means that I have the power to save someone’s life.

For example, say I was at the park and someone fell off the swings and broke their wrist. Just a tip that the wrist is the easiest bone to break. Back to my example, if they broke their wrist, I could use a magazine, sock, wood and much more to stabilize it until medical people came.

Now that’s one thing I can do. I can also save someone from choking and I am going to tell you how it works. I am going to tell you step by step.

Step 1 is how you can tell if someone is choking?

You can tell by if they have their hands around their neck which represents the internal final choking sign.

Another way to tell is if their face is turning a different colour, like dark red, purple, or maybe even blue. The next step is to do the Heimlich maneuver. And how you do that is you lock your hands together and put them right by the belly button and you push in and up and that should help just until the medical help arrives.

December 2012

Oyama Cantina

Primary Choir Performs at Seniors’ Centre

Greek House

Gr.4-7 to “A Charlie Brown Christmas”

Report cards go home

and have fun!

Rehearsals for concert

Winter Concert Oyama Hall 6:30pm

Oyama Cantina Cahill & L.Penner to gymnastics

School re-opens at 8:25 on January 7, 2013

The staff and students wish you a joyous time with family & friends.

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It’s LIVE Now!

Check out our new municipal website – designed to be your “go to” place for community news and events calendar as well as info on municipal services for residents, visitors & businesses. Scan this color QR code to go directly to the website, or visit

www.lakecountry.bc.ca

and you will be automatically forwarded to www.okanaganway.ca/municipal

View the brief “Welcome to the New Website” video to see an overview of the new municipal website, designed for ease of navigation and links to the information you’ve been asking for. Use the interactive Google map on the Maps Quick Link to explore parks, trails & facilities.

A big THANKS to Thompson Okanagan Tourism Association through Creating Tourism Opportunities program for funding support towards production of a fantastic new video showcasing the uniqueness of Lake Country!

Community Information Santa Sleigh Bus visits Lake Country December 11 Come out to see Santa in his Sleigh Bus. Kelowna Regional Transit's Santa Sleigh Bus will visit Lake Country Municipal Hall Tuesday, December 11th 4-6 p.m. to pick up donations brought to the bus, or dropped off in advance at Municipal Hall under the Christmas tree in the lobby by the Library entrance.

The Santa Sleigh Bus collects toys, food donations and money for the Salvation Army’s Christmas Fund.

GESS Leadership Class Food bank Drive – Saturday, December 15 Senior students from George Elliot Secondary School invite you to stop by their table outside Coopers on Saturday, December 15th from 9am-3pm to enjoy a hot dog and pop or donut, and drop off your cash or non-perishable donation for the Lake Country Food Assistance Society.

Christmas Tree Drop-off location change This year the Christmas tree drop-off location will be Jack Seaton Park in the parking lot, rather than Swalwell Park. You are welcome to drop-off your Christmas tree for chipping, anytime December 26-January 31.

Lake Country Fire Department (LCFD) acknowledges Joint Emergency Preparedness Program grant funding

Municipal Hall will be CLOSED at 2pm Friday, December 21st and Re-open 8:30am Wednesday, January 2nd.

The Lake Country Fire Department (LCFD) would like to formally acknowledge the Government of Canada (Public Safety Canada) for grant funding assistance provided through the Joint Emergency Preparedness Program (JEPP) in 2012.

JEPP grant funding covered half of the cost of delivering an essential training course to the District of Lake Country paid-on-call firefighters and emergency workers from Engineering, Public Works.

The Emergency Management Training provided increases interoperability between municipal departments to enable us to be better prepared in the event of a large scale emergency or disaster.

Thanks Public Safety Canada for your part in helping to keep our community safe!

You don’t have to change your web browser bookmark . . . www.lakecountry.bc.ca will automatically forward to www.okanaganway.ca/municipal