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CINDY Heemeryck is committed to securing enough signatures in Kelowna this summer to sign a petition in support of legalizing marijuana in B.C. The provincial campaign will require 400,000 signatures, 10 per cent in each provincial riding, similar to the HST petition campaign.

Kelowna offers strong support base for pot legalization petition Jennifer Smith STAFF REPORTER

here’s a lot to be said for the munchies, especially if you’re a hotdog cart lady pushing a pro-marijuana petition. And now a lot can be said about Cindy Heemeryck, one of the most successful Sensible BC campaign organizers in the province. By night, Heemeryck mans her hotdog stand outside Flashbacks nightclub on Ellis Street; by day, she is dedicating her summer to helping change the way marijuana use is dealt with in this province. She is also already among the most successful, if not the most successful, campaign organizers on the Sensible BC team with 3,000 email addresses on her list and 50 people physically working by her side. “Kelowna is actually one of our strongest support bases…We’ve collected a lot of names and supporters as a result of her work,” said longtime pot advocate Dana Larsen, the public face of the campaign.

Sensible BC wants to see the provincial Police Act “changed to instruct police officers not to spend any time, money or resources on cases of simple possession of cannabis.” Beginning in September, the campaign volunteers will call on the same legislation used to wipe out the Harmonized Sales Tax to try and secure the 400,000 signatures needed—10 per cent in every provincial riding— to force a referendum on how marijuana possession is addressed in this province. As shocking as it is to see conservative Kelowna out front on a decidedly left-wing cause, it is not an unwitting mistake. This is Heemeryck’s first foray into politics, yet as door-knockers go, her winning formula bares the polish of political brass. “Time is not on our friend right now, but I plan on giving up a lot of time this summer to just go out and campaign,”she said. Heemeryck hit her target audience perfectly when she found the first 1,000 people she signed to the

early information campaign while working at the hotdog stand. She then branched out to festivals and raves, City Park and the farmers’ markets. “I mostly target young people who go to the bar,” she said. “But I’m also heading out to events.” She’s going to the Bushwacked Music and Arts Festival in Beaverdale and worked a Caribbean-themed event at the Rotary Arts Centre. She’s held barbecues in her backyard and meets with organizers at coffee shops so they can all work online simultaneously. The team’s Facebook page has the most traffic of any community-based Sensible BC effort going. “I really want to see the marijuana laws changed. I’m tired of it being illegal my whole entire life. I think people should be able to grow it in their own homes and I don’t think the government should be able to tell adults what to do,” she explained. In the two-hour window she had before meeting the Capital News when we called, she found a t-shirt shop and got an image the campaign

is trying to have emblazoned on billboards silk-screened on the front. Jim Pattison Outdoor has turned down the billboard business, but with committed, grassroots stumpers like Heemeryck on the team, it’s quite conceivable the pot petition could work. According to the campaign website, over 3,580 people were charged with simple possession of marijuana last year and “police spent their time on over 19,000 incidents of marijuana possession in 2010 alone.” From medical marijuana proponents to people who like to smoke pot, and others who are just tired of watching tax dollars spent on the war on drugs, Sensible BC believes more people are on their side than one might think. The lobby-group hired Strategic Communications to conduct polling on its behalf, securing a sample of 914 adults, statistically weighted to ensure that the sample’s gender, age, education and regional composition reflect B.C.’s population. Some 73 per cent said they would support legalizing pot under the Sens-

ible Policing Act, the position paper the campaign is promoting. Their first suggestion in this act amounts to the decriminalizing of cannabis, as opposed to legalizing marijuana possession. No matter what the Criminal Code of Canada may say is the letter of the law, they would like to see the provincially-regulated Police Act instruct police officers not to bust individual users for possession. The second part of the act calls on the federal government to repeal marijuana prohibition so that the province can legally regulate it in a manner similar to alcohol or tobacco—in other words, legalization of pot. Just across the border, in Washington State, this is already a done deal. The regulatory board setting up guidelines for governing the new industry is leaning toward allowing outdoor grow operations for licensed farmers, after concerns over the carbon footprint of indoor operations surfaced. See Kelowna A4

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NEWS ▼ CLOSE-UP

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ada is actually tightening the rules, writing changes to govern Health Canada’s medical marijuana

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Whether Sensible BC’s petition is successful is a worry for the future for Heemeryck, though.

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Today, she is focused on arranging the road trip of speaking engagements she and her 25-year-old daughter, Kristi Heemeryck, will make in the next two months. Having postered every community bulletin board from here to Creston, and around through Osoyoos, she’s ready to muster the energy she’s built over a

lifetime of activism on the issue and pour it into summer 2013. The petition will be available on the Sensible BC website, sensiblebc.ca, come September; the campaign has 43,105 likes on its Facebook page. jsmith@kelownacapnews.com Twitter: @jaswrites

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City in Action COUNCIL HIGHLIGHTS Agricultural Advisory Committee

Council received a presentation from the Committee that highlighted the growing importance of agriculture in Kelowna, effects it has on our economy, some of Kelowna’s more pressing agriculture-related concerns and the role of the Agricultural Advisory Committee.

Tourism Kelowna Hotel Tax

Council approved the renewal of the Municipal & Regional District Hotel Tax Agreement with Tourism Kelowna. The two per cent tax is used for destination marketing to entice tourists to visit Kelowna.

RCMP building design

Council approved staff’s request to access $200,000 from the RCMP Building Reserve to proceed with the preliminary design phase of the new RCMP building. kelowna.ca/council

PUBLIC NOTICES Watermain Flushing

Utility crews continue their watermain flushing program to ensure the distribution system is refreshed and healthy. KLO Road to Old Meadows Road between Gordon Drive to Lakeshore Road June 10 – July 12 During this period, lower than normal water pressure may be experienced. If water is discoloured, run the cold water until clear. INFO: 250 469-8600

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On Sunday, more than 150 cyclists from 13 communities across B.C. will come together in Kelowna to participate in the inaugural Shoppers Drug Mart Ride Don’t Hide in support of the Canadian Mental Health Association. This is the first year the community ride will be held province-wide, thanks to the generous sponsorship of Shoppers Drug Mart, and the efforts of CMHA. The goal of the ride is to support mental health programs for women and their families. The cyclists will gather at the Rotary Centre for the Arts at 8 a.m., the 40km ride to begin at 8:15 a.m. and the 7km family ride will begin at 8:30 a.m. This community bike ride is to support the CMHA, with the goal of ending the stigma around mental illness and strengthening and supporting the mental health of women and their families.

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Annual Municipal Report

City Council will receive the City of Kelowna Annual Report, and any submissions or questions from the public, on: Monday, June 24 at 1:30pm Regular Council Meeting, Kelowna City Hall 1435 Water Street Any submissions or questions should be sent before 4pm on Friday, June 21 to Jackie Dueck, Systems & Reporting Manager, to jdueck@kelowna.ca or by mail to 1435 Water Street, Kelowna, BC V1Y 1J4. Copies of the report are available for review from Financial Services, main floor City Hall, or online. kelowna.ca/cityhall

Property Taxes Due

Property owners are reminded that 2013 property taxes must be paid by: Midnight, Tuesday, July 2, 2013 Taxes can be paid by mail, in person or online at banking institutions or in person at City Hall. Postmark dates are not accepted as proof of payment. Once 2013 taxes are paid, residents are encouraged to sign up for prepayment of their 2014 taxes. Sign up today at kelowna.ca/propertytax. City Hall is open Monday to Friday 8am to 4pm. Deposit boxes are available at the front entrance to City Hall, at the Doyle Avenue parking lot exit and the Parkinson Recreation Centre. City Hall will be closed Monday, July 1, 2013 for Canada Day. Property taxes can be paid by cash, cheque, money order or debit card. Cheques post-dated to July 2, 2013 are accepted.

Taxes that remain outstanding after July 2, 2013 will be subject to a 5% late payment penalty. A second 5% penalty will be imposed on all outstanding current taxes after August 6, 2013. Penalties are legislated under the Community Charter and are not discretionary. INFO: 250-469-8757 kelowna.ca/propertytax

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OPEN HOUSE City Park Concept Plan

A design option will be on display at an outdoor open house located next to the Sails Plaza downtown on: Thursday, June 27 (under the tent) 4:30 to 8pm A new design for the Sails Plaza (Kerry Park Phase 1) to complement streetscape improvements to Bernard Avenue will also be introduced. City Park is a major destination on the waterfront and identification of long term amenity upgrades and replacements is underway. A new pavilion (a multi-use public facility) is being considered as part of the plan to accommodate Tourism Kelowna and other complementary uses located within the park on Abbott Street near the park entrance. Please join staff to learn more about the concept design to create a lively, safe and active park. Residents unable to attend are invited to share their thoughts by viewing the material online. INFO: 250 469-8605

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Public Notice PUBLIC HEARING Notice is given that City Council will hold a public hearing on: Tuesday, July 2, 2013 at 6pm Kelowna City Hall, 1435 Water Street Council Chambers Council will hear representations from the public who deem an interest in the properties affected by proposed amendments to the Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 10500 and Zoning Bylaw No. 8000 for:

1383 Ellis Street

Lot 8 District Lot 139 ODYD Plan 432 Bylaw No. 10852 (Z13-0013)

The applicant is proposing to rezone the subject property to facilitate commercial uses within the existing building on site. Requested zoning change: from I4 – Central Industrial Zone to the C7 – Central Business Commercial Zone Owner/Applicant: 564913 BC Ltd., Inc. No. 564913/Joseph Higgins (564913 BC Ltd.)

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Lot 1 Section 33 ODYD Plan 4043 Bylaw No. 10856 and 10857 (OCP13-0005 and Z13-0006)

The applicant is proposing to rezone the subject property to facilitate Phase 2 of the existing Brandt’s Creek Crossing retail shopping centre and future multi-family development. Requested OCP change: from the MRL – Multiple Unit Residential (Low Density) and MRM – Multiple Unit Residential (Medium Density) designations to the COMM – Commercial, MRL – Multiple Unit Residential (Low Density), and MRM – Multiple Unit Residential (Medium Density) designations as shown on Map “A1” Requested zoning change: from A1 – Agricultural 1 zone to the C3 – Community Commercial, RM1 – Four Dwelling Housing, RM3 – Low Density Multiple Housing, and RM5 – Medium Density Multiple Housing zones as shown on Map “B1” Owner/Applicant: Raisanen Construction Ltd. (Inc. No 135257)/ Fred Marin (see maps below for location)

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Lot C Section 33 Township 26 ODYD Plan EPP18422 Bylaw No. 10858 and 10859 (OCP13-0005 and Z13-0006) A minor correction to the zoning and OCP future land use designation on the west adjacent property at 1970-1974 Kane Road (Brandt’s Creek Crossing – Phase 1) is proposed and the applicant is requesting to rezone a small portion of the northeast corner of the property to be consistent with the balance of the subject property. Requested OCP change: from the MRM – Multiple Unit Residential (Medium Density) designation to the COMM – Commercial designations as shown on Map “A2” Requested zoning change: from the RM5 – Medium Density Multiple Housing zone to the C3 – Community Commercial zone, as shown on Map “B2” Owner/Applicant: PC Urban (Brandt’s Creek) Holdings Corp. (Inc. No. BC0933576)/Fred Marin (see maps below for location)

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Owner/Applicant: Alan Dadswell, Marguerite Alston/Don Bouwman The applicant is proposing to discharge the Land Use Contract from the subject property in order to facilitate the development of an accessory building at the rear of the subject property.

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Lot 6 District Lot 139 ODYD Plan 2536 Bylaw No. 10854 (Z12-0006)

The applicant is proposing to rezone the subject property with the “Liquor Primary” designation to allow for a new liquor primary license with a patron capacity proposed at 250 people. Requested zoning change: from C7 – Central Business Commercial zone to the C7lp – Central Business Commercial (Liquor Primary) Owner/Applicant: Finnash Holdings Corp. Inc. (No. BC0905417)/ Rising Tide Consultants Ltd. For DV8 Entertainment Inc. Comments can be made in person at the public hearing, or submitted online by email to cityclerk@kelowna.ca, or by letter to the Office of the City Clerk, City Hall, 1435 Water Street, Kelowna, BC V1Y 1J4. Presentations at the public hearing are limited to a maximum of five minutes. If a person has additional information they shall be given further opportunity to address Council after all other members of the public have been heard a first time. No representation will be received by Council after the conclusion of the public hearing. Correspondence, petitions and e-mails relating to this application must include your name and civic address. Petitions should be signed by each individual and show the address and/ or legal description of the property he or she believes would be affected by the proposal. Correspondence and petitions received between June 18, 2013 and 8am on Tuesday, July 2, 2013 shall be copied and circulated to City Council for consideration at the public hearing. Any submissions received after 8am on Tuesday, July 2, 2013 will not be accepted. The public may review copies of the proposed bylaws, Council reports and related materials online at kelowna.ca/council or at the Office of the City Clerk at City Hall from 8am-4pm, Monday to Friday, as of June 18, 2013 and up to and including July 2, 2013. INFO: 250-469-8645 kelowna.ca/council

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flooding. However, the wettest part of this week’s storm ended Thursday afternoon, with only showers forecast for today and Saturday. No rain is forecast for Sunday and Monday, but showers are expected to return after that. The upper part of the popular Mission Creek Greenway has been closed, with portions of it under water, and trail underpasses at Gordon Drive and Casorso Road were also closed due to high water. A tree fell from an eroding bank into the framework of the Lakeshore Road bridge by the force of the rushing waters of Mission Creek and debris began piling up against it earlier Thursday. City crews used an excavator to remove the tree and continued monitoring the situation at the bridge as the water level con-

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THIS tree along with other washed out debris at the Mission Creek bridge on Lakeshore Road was temporarily interrupting the fast flowing creek Thursday afternoon until city work crews removed the debris. tinued to rise late Thursday. Playing fields in both Kelowna and West Kelowna have been closed due to their sodden condition. Steady, heavy rain in the past day or two caused a rapid rise in the level of Mission Creek, flooding upstream sections of the Mission Creek Greenway, so the complete phase two

section was closed Thursday, from the Hollywood Road South entrance of Scenic Canyon Regional Park to the end of the trail off Field Road. The north creek-side section of the greenway along phase one, from Lakeshore through Mission Creek Regional Park is still open, but users are warned to use extreme caution.

As well, Mission Creek Greenway underpasses at Casorso Road and Gordon Drive have been closed again until water levels drop. Users of the greenway are reminded that the trail on the south side of Mission Creek at the Gordon Drive bridge is also closed until further notice. The regional district’s Bruce Smith asks that

users respect the barricades and signs in the area and to be cautious crossing Casorso Road while the underpass is closed. At the Gordon Drive crossing, the north side underpass remains open, but it could be closed at any time as the creek level continues to rise, he warned.

is being set aside next month to finish the trial of 39-year-old Jeffrey Robert Penz, who is accused of the Motor Vehicle Act offences of failing to stop for a yellow light and drive without reasonable consideration. The charges relate to

a June 8, 2010, crash at Highway 97 and Westlake Road where a semi went through the intersection allegedly after the light was yellow and struck a pickup truck. The semi then went over an embankment and apparently hit a Toyota before bursting into flames. An occupant in the Toyota, 33-year-old Ethan Bapiste, was killed. At trial, the court has heard that there were two occupants in the semi, and defence lawyer Kim Ross tried to suggest yesterday to paramedic Mark Slabotsky that Penz was not the driver of the semi. Slabotsky disagreed and had earlier testified

that Penz, an Alberta resident, identified himself as the driver of the vehicle. Other testimony has focused on when other drivers that day saw the advanced amber flashing lights—or wig wags—at the intersection and where the semi involved in the crash was when the flashing began. Ross has indicated that the “ability to see the wig wags and at what distance” is a focal point at trial. Trevor Everitt was in the fast lane heading into West Kelowna and had started to slow after seeing the advanced amber flashing lights when he said he spotted a truck in the slow lane that “wasn’t going to stop.” Everitt testified that the trucker was “definitely a couple of car lengths behind” the warning lights when they began to flash, and said he didn’t see

any brake lights come on the truck until after it impacted a truck in the intersection and went onto its side. Trucker George Reinholz said he travelled with the truck, which appeared to be fully loaded, along Highway 97 from Edwards Road and testified the truck involved in the crash was “at least two car lengths before the wig wags” or advanced amber flashing lights, when they began to flash. He also said under cross examination that if a trucker had his sun visor down it could potentially “obliterate” his view of the wig wags. When asked if he saw the trucker hesitate before entering the intersection, he said he noted the driver “veered to the right” in an evasive move just before hitting a pickup in the intersection. The trial resumes July 16.

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Wind and rain wasn’t enough to stop 64 women from ziplining naked or topless for breast cancer research Thursday at ZipZone Adventure Park in Peachland. The group, which included breast cancer survivors and women who have lost loved ones to the disease, raised about $24,000 for the Canadian Breast Cancer Research Foundation. About 10 of those women were there to show their support for Karen Acaster, who has been cancer-free for nearly two years. However, she recently found out she has a mutated gene; therefore, she’ll need to have her ovaries and fallopian tubes, as well as her other breast, removed at the end of July. “It will be about another year of surgery and

recovery,” said Acaster. Most of Acaster’s supporters joined her by travelling from the Lower Mainland for the event. It’s one of the many “crazy” things the group has done in recent years to support their friend. Acaster said the group’s participation in Thursday’s fundraiser and the CIBC Run for the Cure have brought in dollars for breast cancer research; however, the group has also taken on individual fundraisers to support Acaster financially. “Because I’m self-employed, what people don’t understand is when you go through a critical illness there are no benefits…I would be homeless if it weren’t for my friends,” said Acaster. “It’s amazing, through this whole journey I’ve had total strangers become friends and I’ve had friends become sisters.” Acaster said she

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“This is a great way to honour her.” Christie added it was easy to get donations for this unique type of fundraiser. “People were excited to contribute. They were like: If you’re getting naked, I’m giving you money.” Kamloops’ Sue-Ann Hall was visiting Kelowna a few weeks ago when she read about the fundraiser in a local newspaper. “I thought: I’ve got to do that,” said Hall.

“I got a lot of support from my work. Within the first day (of fundraising), I had enough money raised. I eventually doubled that.” Hall brought along her friend, Norlene White, whose mother had breast cancer and was a survivor for many years. White said her mother, who had a mastectomy, suffered from negative public perception at the time. See Naked A9

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espite the torrents of rain pounding down on us this week, today is officially the first day of summer. It reminds me why I left Vancouver and returned home to the arid Okanagan a few decades ago—I just don’t have the webbed feet that are required. I’m more the pine and sagebrush type; even the cactus type. So, as soon as the sun returns, I have a long list of trails I plan to hike this summer, along with another list of lakes and streams I’d like to fish. Don’t we all? Just the word summer has a magical ring to it. It evokes the feeling

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Judie Steeves of being free and a kid in the Okanagan in summer, when we would head off in the morning, return for lunch and be off again playing outdoors all afternoon as well. As young teens we would catch a ride to one of the beaches and bask in the sun, alternating with hours spent swimming and diving and playing in the water with friends.

Hiking in the hills around the Okanagan and going fishing with Dad are more wonderful memories of summer. The scents of sage and pine are evocative of sunny summer days in my mind. If you’re heading out fishing this summer, as so many people did last weekend to celebrate the 15th Free Family Fishing weekend, you could actually make yourself a bit of money if you’re paying attention. The Freshwater Fisheries Society of B.C. has launched a new research project that requires your assistance, and in return, they’ll reward you. About 300 catchable-sized, hatchery-raised rainbow trout with numbered neon-pink tags with a toll-free number on them have been released into 40 fishing lakes around B.C. Anglers who catch one of the tagged fish are asked to remove the tag and call the toll-free number. If you have a current

B.C. fishing licence and are one of the first 150 callers, you will receive a $100 reward. Once those prizes are all gone, gift certificates for fishing supplies will be sent out instead. Data gathered will help the society to improve the province’s small lakes fishery by providing stock assessment information to help in management of the stocking program. With B.C.’s mix of about 800 hatchery-stocked lakes and more than 3,000 wild stock lakes, fishing quality can be easily manipulated without any conservation concerns. The tagging project is part of a multi-year, large scale research study that involves many partners in a study of B.C.’s rainbow trout fishery. Already, 15 people have claimed their prize, so you’d better get busy and go fishing.

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be some new ones on the horizon if the District of West Kelowna has its way. Parks planning analyst Mark Roberts is stick-handling a recreational trails master plan through the process, with the idea that it’ll be before council late this summer. A draft of it is available on their website for you to have a look at. Go to www.districtofwestkelowna.ca and click on plans and strategies under Development Services to get to the Recreational Trails Plan. Although funds are pretty tight, there is an attempt to expand the connections throughout the municipality, between neighbourhoods, between wild areas and parks, and between trail sections so there are longer walks or hikes available within the municipality. Luckily, there are a couple of great regional parks with representative wild areas in them, including Kalamoir Regional Park which has a beautiful loop trail with panoramic views out over the lake and along the lakeshore; and Rose Valley Regional Park with an easy wetland walk or steep climbs and fantas-

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Heron stalked fish in Rotary Marsh while sail boaters floated by. tic views. Both feature lots of wildflowers throughout the seasons as well as a wide variety of birds and wildlife. Wouldn’t it be grand if we could gather together enough funds to purchase some of the property in the Goat’s Peak area to protect that rocky waterfront and hilltop in its nat-

ural state? It’s during times like this, when property prices are depressed, that we should be ensuring we protect some of the critical natural areas remaining around the Okanagan. Judie Steeves writes about outdoors issues for the Capital News. jsteeves@kelownacapnews.com

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ing activities from 2 to 6 p.m. featuring music, hot dogs and lots of prizes. Skateboarders from Newfoundland to British Columbia are expected to take part this year and enjoy the day, keeping true to the GSD mission “Have Fun—Go Skateboarding.” Established by The

International Association of Skateboard Companies (IASC), the event provides passionate skateboarders and those inspired by the activity an opportunity to “drop everything and get on a skateboard” on June 21— the first day of summer and also the longest day of the year.

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Ninety determined cyclists will set out on Saturday to complete an incredible journey covering 400 kilometres and climbing 12,000 feet—all in one day. These ordinary people participating in the Ride2Survive are working together to raise half $500,000 this year to fight cancer. They start the ride together at 3:30 a.m. in Kelowna and will cross the finish line, together, at about 10 p.m. in Delta. Since February, the group has been riding and training in all kinds of weather, working towards having the energy and stamina to keep up with the pack on the gruelling climb up the Coquihalla highway’s many peaks. “Every year we’re blown away by the commitment of the riders, their dedication to overcoming the daunting physical aspects of the ride and par-

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To the editor: R Before spending millions o of dollars here promoting h tourism, it might be prudent H to have a hard look at why s those precious tourist dollars i are heading for other destinn ations: f Local businesses have U been allowed to deface the c natural beauty of the OkaC nagan with the biggest and h ugliest collection of corporm ate graffiti seen anywhere in i Canada. b The preoccupation and overstated concerns associatt ed with the use of pesticides, a has allowed dandelions to M proliferate to the extent they t now represent another major i eye sore on our valley. l With no local bans on ( the use of those pesticides, i this issue could be addressed without delay, and very little cost to tax payers. The non-stop, dawn-todusk high noise levels produced by boats, bikes, and motor vehicles with flowthrough or no mufflers is nothing short of being obnoxious, and is turning a lot of people off.

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What ails B.C.’s New Democratic Party? Plenty

fter 34 NDP MLAs were sworn in to continue a stretch of opposition that will reach at least 16 years, leader Adrian Dix took a few questions about his future. The party’s provincial council will meet today to set the terms of reference for a review of the party’s dismal election performance, Dix told reporters. He repeated that his performance won’t be spared, and ticked off some conventional wisdom about the NDP campaign. Dix mentioned the alleged lack of “negative” ads, the local campaigns (read candi-

dates), the decreasing reliability of polls and, when pressed, his surprise deTom cision to Fletcher come out against the proposed twinning of the TransMountain oil pipeline. Like last week’s hysteria over a tiny leak in that pipeline, these are great sound bites for the short attention spans of the modern media. But they don’t explain much. This all-powerful NDP provincial council is a case in point. A glimpse into its inner workings was provided by

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a summary of an NDP policy development workshop called “Imagine Our Future” that was leaked by the B.C. Liberals in the final days of the campaign. The workshop took place in November 2010, coincidentally at the same provincial council meeting where the revolt against former leader Carole James tumbled into the open. While 13 caucus members were knifing their leader for reasons they still can’t or won’t articulate in public – a glaring problem in itself – the backroom policy brainstorm revealed a deeper malaise. Among the “dream tree” notions put forward in the workshop was “free” post-secondary tuition and public tran-

sit, along with raising wages and lowering fees for daycare. This isn’t a dream tree, it’s a money tree. Remember, this is the NDP’s ruling body, not a high school “social justice” class or an Occupy Vancouver squat. Showing a glimmer of adult supervision, the workshop table on “equitable tax policy” even identified the problem. Its first recommendation: “Increase our economic and financial literacy to gain credibility.” The “public ownership” table really got radical. Scrap public-private partnerships, the basis of most government construction today. “Nationalize” independent power projects, in the Venezuelan style of state

seizure of private assets. And ▼ perhaps most incredibly, tear up the trade agreement between Saskatchewan, Alberta and B.C. that harmonizes transport truck regulations and so forth. In the real world, the four w western premiers met this week in Winnipeg. And the t three-province project now n called “New West Partnership”b will continue to dismantle ar- f chaic inter-provincial barriers. b Why would the NDP be c secretly against that? Because w it’s also a “labour mobility” q t agreement. This harkens back to a sup- b posed golden age in Canada, l t

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Reversal on political pay politically expedient BRENT EILERS To the editor: (B.C. Premier) Christy Clark has rescinded the pay raises allegedly upon consideration of the public dissatisfaction with them. It is to be noted that this public dissatisfaction was only bought to her attention when the loyal opposition, to wit the

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NDP, raised the matter. Apparently Ms. Clark and her entire party were so out of touch with the people of British Columbia, that until (B.C. NDP leader Adrian) Dix and his party made these raises public, no one in the Liberal party, including Ms. Clark herself, were able to imagine that this might

not be a wise or suitable use of public funds. Now in an effort to demonstrate how well she understands the average British Columbian, the raises will not be forthcoming. At least that is the story this week. This action may also be interpreted as yet another attempt to win a seat

in the Legislature by becoming the member from Kelowna-Westside. Such is the nature of politics. When we go to the polls to place our vote for the future representative of our riding, I urge each of us to keep in mind that just as easily as the raises have been rescinded this week, they may be

equally easily re-instituted should Christy Clark prevail and win this byelection.. While Ms. Clark claims that she is listening to the voice of the people, albeit after the fact, do we really want such duplicity in our MLA. Susan Shawlee, West Kelowna

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Feds accused of promoting bullying in workplace To the editor: (Prime Minister) Stephen Harper’s Conservatives say they want to stamp out bullying and yet they are set to further enable it in the workplace. Since Halifax teenager Rehtaeh Parsons took her own life because of cyber harassment in April the Harper government has said it will address bullying. The government announced federal funding for the Red Cross Stand Up to Bullying and Discrimination in Canadian Communities project and has suggested it might make changes to the criminal code to address online bullying. At the same time as they’ve taken these steps, a backbench Conservative MP has proposed a bill that will increase bullying in the workplace. Recently, the MP for Wetaskiwin (Alberta) Blaine Calkins introduced Bill C-525,

which will make it easier for bosses to intimidate employees from joining a union. The legislation will eliminate so-called automatic card check for the 10 per cent of Canadians employed in federally-regulated sectors. For decades, union certification under the Canada Labour Code has operated this way: a majority of the members of a workforce are required to sign membership cards and pay five dollars to certify the union. Assumed to have the Prime Minister’s support, Bill C-525 would eliminate this model. In its place, union certifications would require that 45 percent of members in a bargaining unit sign cards and once this threshold is attained the Labour Board would call a second vote. Another vote after cards have been signed

gives employers’ greater opportunity to intervene in workers’ democratic process. To dissuade employees from unionizing, management sometimes organizes compulsory anti-union meetings and threatens to shutter the business. Automatic card-check is designed to protect workers from this type of intimidation. Not surprisingly, moving from automatic card check to a second round of voting results in fewer successful union drives. A 2002 study of nine Canadian jurisdictions over nineteen years found that mandatory votes lower union certification success rates by 9 percent from what they would have been under automatic card check. Changes to how votes are counted under Bill C-525 will also enable employer intimidation. In

a reversal of long-standing voting traditions, Bill C-525 would require unions receive more than 50 percent of members votes of the proposed bargaining unit rather than 50 percent of votes cast. This means that those who don’t vote are effectively deemed to have voted against unionization. And since certification votes are usually held in the workplace, anti-union managers will simply need to communicate to new or nervous employees that they would be better off staying away from the voting booth. The same anti-union bias applies during a decertification vote. Over 50 percent of the bargaining unit would have to cast a ballot—regardless of turnout - in favor of the union to prevent decertification. This will allow a de-

certification without majority support and is akin to counting everyone who doesn’t cast a ballot during a federal election as voting against the government. According to Public Safety Canada, bullying thrives in “a relationship where an imbalance of power exists.” An important part of what unions do is lessen the power imbalance between owners and workers so any government wanting to combat bullying should strengthen, not weaken, workers constitutional right to collective bargaining.

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The irony is that all that noise is totally unnecessary. Thanks to powerful long-life batteries, 1high-performance electronic gadgets properly fitted should be able to satisfy anybody’s needs

for noise and vibrations, without annoying other people. Growing the population without building transportation infrastructure also carries a huge price tag. Not being able to get from one place to another in a reasonable length of

time eats into your vacation, and the aggressive-bordering-dangerous driving habits that have been allowed to develop, keeps even more people out of the valley. Family and friends from out of town, out of province and out of country all tell us that the Oka-

nagan has lost a lot of its appeal as a tourist destination, and that there is little motivation to come back. We tell them to bring their passports. Gasoline south of the border is only about twothirds of the rip-off prices we pay here. With the Canadian

dollar at par, competitive prices on goods and accommodation and an increase in purchases we can bring back across the border duty-free, turns a few days south of the border into a paid vacation. Andy Thomsen, Summerland

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when two corporate titans shared the beer business, producing identical bland lager from identical factories in identical stubby bottles. Inter-provincial trade in these stubbies was strictly forbidden, requiring each province to have a big unionized brewery to make uniformly bad beer for the proletariat. This is the power of a monopoly union. And be-

cause of it, this was how governments tried to “create jobs.” It’s a bygone era to which many core NDP supporters stubbornly cling. This explains the party’s revival of a “job protection commissioner” for forestry. Which brings us to the proverbial root cause of the B.C. NDP’s woes. Its largest financial donor is the B.C. Government and Service Employees’ Union, which donated

$1.4 million to the party in the past eight years, nosing out the Canadian Union of Public Employees and the Hospital Employees’ Union. Former HEU and BCGEU presidents now sit in the NDP caucus, critics for health and “green” jobs respectively.

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A fawn that got caught in a swimming pool was saved from drowning by a conservation officer this week. The male baby deer had squeezed through the fence and fallen into a private swimming pool full of water in the Mount Royal area of Kelowna and was unable to get out. While fawn was swimming around and resting occasionally on the pool cover, he couldn’t climb out of the pool, said conservation officer Terry Myroniuk. Myroniuk said the mother was not far away, in the bushes, although she moved away when he came on the scene. The conservation officer was able to get a snare attached to a pole around the body of the fawn and

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IH picks detox provider Interior Health has has chosen The Bridge Youth and Family Services Society to provide community-based detox and intensive residential treatment services at two sites in Kelowna. A request for proposals for the services was issued at the end of March and closed April 26. After an evaluation, The Bridge was selected and the process for awarding the contract is nearly complete, said IH. “Detox and residential treatment are important services within the spectrum available to people who struggle with substance use,” said Randy Murray, community integration practice lead for mental health and sub-

stance use at Interior Health. “We are pleased to have this new contract with The Bridge Youth and Family Services Society.” “The Bridge is excited to undertake this opportunity to provide quality addiction services in our community,” said Corinne Dolman, executive director of The Bridge. The contract will be for 20 intensive residential treatment beds and 10 community-based withdrawal management beds. The services will be located at separate sites in Rutland. The Bridge is planning to have the withdrawal management beds open in mid-July and residential treatment beds

open in early-August. “We know there will be a short period of time from when Crossroads Treatment Centre closes its doors at the end of June to when The Bridge is able to begin offering withdrawal management service,” said Murray. “Interior Health will ensure that clients requiring urgent community-based withdrawal management services during that time will be prioritized to receive it at The Phoenix Centre in Kamloops.” The Bridge Youth and Family Services Society is a non-profit organization that has developed and provided programming for children, youth and families in the Central Okanagan since 1969.

Be careful with garbage The regional waste reduction office says don’t let your garbage become a feast for local wildlife. “If you live in an area that’s susceptible to wildlife, reduce your risk of conflict,” said waste reduction facilitator Rae Stewart. “Take responsibility for your trash.” She said bears and other animals have a keen sense of smell, so the idea is not to attract them to your garbage unnecessarily. “If they do find your waste, not only can they make a real mess, but could also pose a risk to you and your family, or to themselves by attracting the unnecessary attention of conservation officers.” All garbage, yard waste and recycling carts need to be accessible for pickup and with lids unlocked for emptying between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. on the day of collection only. Putting carts out the night before or days before pickup is due, or leaving them out on a continuous basis will only add to the potential for critter trouble in your neighborhood, said Stewart.

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2011 KIA SOUL 4-U

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2004 FORD F-150

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2008 KIA RIO5 EX

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$ Stk.#SR13068-2

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2007 DODGE 1500 SLT 4X4 2009 DODGE JOURNEY Full load

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$ Stk.#SR13034-2

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2011 KIA RONDO

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$ Stk.#SO13060-1

18,999

$ Stk.#K08412

Steve Begley

Business Office

KELOWNA KIA

19,999

$ Stk.#K37639

16,999

2011 KIA SOUL 4-U

Auto, full load, under 30K

Not exactly as shown.

Stk.#K28107

17,499

Stk.#K40984

14,999

2004 FORD F-150

26,999

$ Stk.#K46471

29,999

$ Stk.#K57015-1

2010 DODGE RAM 1500 2008 CHEV AVALANCHE LTZ 2008 F-250 C/C LARIAT SLT Pickup 5.5 ft.

29,999

20” wheels, full load.

$ Stk.#K57015-1

28,999

SHORT BOX Leather, loaded, 8” lift, 38” tires, 20” wheels, tons of extras.

33,999

$ Stk.#K00987

Loaded

36,999

$ Stk.#K69055-1

2009 FORD F250 QUAD CAB 2006 GMC 2500 SLT 6.6 DURMAX 8” lift, 22” wheels, 37” M/T’s, 86,000 k.

33,999

$ Stk.#K91436

2010 SUBURBAN LT Was $35,999 NOW!

33,999

$ Stk.#K04355

2007 FORD F350 LARIAT XLT 2008 CADILLAC ESCALADE 2012 CHEVROLET TAHOE 8” lift, 20” wheels, 37” M/T’s.

$ Stk.#K06370

28,999

Full load, Nav, 22” wheels.

$ Stk.#K10620

38,999

LT w/1SC. Four Wheel Drive

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$ Stk.#K03359

41,999

$ Stk.#K69055

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$ Stk.#RN14005-1

23,999

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$ Stk.#CO5612

Hatchback

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13,999

$ Stk.#S013032-2

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2009 KIA BORREGO EX 2007 FORD F-350 LARIAT 2008 FORD F-350 XLT

$ Stk.#K86961

$ Stk.#RN14006-1

2009 SUZUKI SX4

John O’Callahan

10,999

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$ Stk.#SP13003-1

$ Stk.#SP13036-2

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2002 LANDROVER FREELANDER 2008 CHRYSLER 300 LTD 2008 KIA SPECTRA 5 SX

14,999

$ Stk.#K67419-1

2012 KIA SONATA

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22,999

% Financing

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48,999

$ Stk.#C52004

54,999

$ Stk.#K27165

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39,999

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$ Stk.#K10848

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▼ 20TH ANNIVERSARY TOUR

Great Big Sea coming to the Okanagan Popular East Coast band set to play in Vernon as part of its 20th anniversary celebration tour.

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Newfoundland’s most popular band, Great Big Sea, is coming to Vernon this fall in celebration of its 20th anniversary. Great Big Sea kicked off a cross-Canada tour in March and have just added more dates to its tour, including stops in Nanaimo, Vernon, Prince George, Kamloops, and Red Deer. Tickets for the band’s Oct. 23 date at the Vernon Performing Arts Centre go on sale Friday, June 21. Last seen on these shores 10 years ago, Alan Doyle, Sean McCann and Bob Hallett have somehow managed to keep the dysfunctional-family-barroom-brawl-student-artproject-musical-piratecrew known as Great Big Sea going for two decades. And more often than not, they have done it with more than a bit of flair. For the hundreds of thousands of fans who have sang, danced and celebrated with the band, Great Big Sea has been a constant factor in their

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own lives. While musical fashions have come and gone, Great Big Sea has maintained an unswerving commitment to their original ideals—a belief that a marriage of their own creativity and the joyous folk music of their home in Newfoundland would be an unbeatable combination. Released earlier this year, and compiled by the band members themselves, Great Big Sea’s new two-disc set, XX, captures the many highs in a recording career that has produced 10 full-length CDs and two DVDs. In order to express the band’s two sides, one disc covers the biggest hits from their more pop-oriented repertoire, while the other contains some of their most loved traditional and folk songs. To balance out the discs, the band recorded six new songs — almost a new album in itself — which run the gamut of their varied stylistic approach. Tickets for Great Big Sea’s show in Vernon cost $59 and $65, plus applicable service charges, and go on sale today (Friday) at the Ticket Seller box office, 250-549-7469, www. ticketseller.ca.

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NEWS

Nature’s own pest control measures I love the plants in my garden. Watching the ever-changing scene as the season progresses and each species has it’s time of blooming glory, gives me endless pleasure. Every year is different as Mother Nature adds her touch with variations in the weather and as plants mature. An added delight is watching the birds, butterflies and pollinators that come to visit. The more plant varieties I have, the more variations and abundance of visitors. When I first moved here I seldom had song birds in the garden. Eight years ago I planted a sunflower. Since then sunflowers have reliably self-seeded ensuring that I always have lots of Chickadees, Juncos, and Goldfinches coming to eat the seeds. They also enjoy seeds from ornamental grasses and perennials such as Echinacea that I leave for them in winter. Presently they are busy eating my insect pests. Now, the garden was filled with Swallowtail butterflies enjoying the flowers of Shasta daisies, yarrow, blanket flower (Gaillardia), thyme, ornamental onions (Allium), elderberry and calendulas. Butterflies tend to prefer flowers with flat surfaces that they can land on such a daisies and yarrow. They are just one of many fascinating pollinators I get to watch while tending the garden or following them with my camera. We often think of honeybees as the only pollinators. Once you begin to look closely there is an amazing variety. Many are bumblebee-like species. Some look like wasps. The native Orchard Mason Bee is a small, shiny black bee that looks like a fly. Pollinating fruit trees and early-blooming plants, it can be encouraged by providing simple bee houses consisting of tubular holes drilled into a block of wood. The plans

GARDENING WITH NATURE

Gwen Steele are on the Internet. *** When quite young, my two children made these as Christmas gifts for gardening grandparents, aunts and uncles. Hummingbirds prefer

flowers that are tubular to stick their long beaks into. This month they are enjoying lilies, daylilies, red coral bells (Heuchera sanguinia), perennial geraniums, German iris, and penstemons in my garden. Their main food is insects such as aphids so I want to encourage them. Some flowers such as the vibrant red Maltese cross (Lychnis calcedonica), sage (herb), Salvia ‘Caradonna,’ mock orange, and Dianthus attract both hummingbirds and

butterflies. It’s important to have a succession of blooms throughout the season to keep all these very effective pest controllers coming to the garden. I encourage you to use a diversity of plants to create this natural system. It’s important to eliminate pesticide use as the chemicals will kill off beneficial insects as well as harming birds thus destroying the natural balance. To find more plants

that attract birds, butterflies and hummingbirds, use the plant database at www.okanaganxeriscape.org and search under special features. A great place to see many of the perennials is in the unH2O Xeriscape Garden (at the H2O Aquatic Centre). Children love it too. They are fascinated by the insects and colourful flowers. Gwen Steele is executive director of the Okanagan Xeriscape Association.

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JUPITER’S BEARD (Centranthus ruber) is a magnet

for Swallowtail butterflies. If dead-headed, it will bloom from June to September.

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SPORTS

▼ MORGAN LOFSTROM

West Kelowna youth eyes pro baseball dream Warren Henderson

ton area for a series of exhibition games. Then in mid-August, the Mt. Boucherie grad hopes to be on Canada’s roster for the pre-world tournament in Australia, followed by the World Junior Baseball Championship beginning Aug. 30 in Taiwan. The 6-foot-1, 190-pound Lofstrom has hit close to .300 for much of his stay with the Canadian squad, impressing national team head coach Greg Hamilton with his work behind the plate, on the mound and with the bat. “Morgan has a good physical frame that projects to fill out and get stronger,” said Hamilton. “He has a real easy arm with carry. He has good hands to hit and has the necessary tools to catch.” Getting drafted by the Reds leaves Lofstrom with a decision to make over the next couple of weeks—whether to sign a pro contract with Cincinnati or pursue a scholarship offer from San Jacinto College in Texas. If Lofstrom opts for the pro route, he would report to the Reds’ instructional league team in mid-September in Goodyear, Arizona. Choosing the Reds would also come with a significant signing bonus. “I’m weighing my options right now, but I’ll likely sign with (the Reds),” said Lofstrom, whose family moved to West Kelowna from Nelson when he was in Grade 6. “It’s been a dream of mine for a long time to

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As far back as he can remember, Morgan Lofstrom has dreamed of playing professional baseball. The 17-year-old from West Kelowna took a significant step towards that lifelong goal this month when he was selected by the Cincinnati Reds in the 20th round (615th overall) of the Major League Baseball draft. Lofstrom, a catcher and pitcher with the B.C. Premier Baseball League’s Okanagan Athletics, heard the news from his teammates during a doubleheader on June 8 at Elks Stadium in Kelowna. “We were between games when some of the guys came over and told me, it was exciting and pretty shocking,” said Lofstrom. “I was hoping to go in the draft, somewhere between the 20th and 40th rounds, so to go in the 20th was surprising and pretty nice.” Last season, Lofstrom was a key component in the Okanagan Athletics’ run to their first ever BCPBL title. Already on the radar of pro scouts, Lofstrom really began garnering attention after joining Canada’s national junior program last fall. This spring, Lofstrom earned positive reviews playing with Team Canada in both Florida and in the Dominican Republic. At the end of June, he’ll rejoin the national junior squad in Toronto, before heading to the Bos-

play pro ball, but I wasn’t expecting to be this close to it this soon. “I’m excited for the opportunity and I feel like I want to get started.” Because Lofstrom has shown promise both as a catcher and a pitcher, Hamilton said his versatility makes him an attractive prospect for any pro team. “The fact that he could one day become a pitcher if things don’t work out behind the plate (works in his favour),” said Hamilton. “Having said this, I believe that he has the necessary tools to catch.” As for potentially being on the cusp of beginning a pro career, Lofstrom considers himself fortunate. “I feel like I’ve worked hard, but I’ve also played well in front of the right people,” said Lofstrom, who credits Okanagan A’s coach Evan Bailey for helping to prepare him for the next step. “The stars have lined

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One member of Toshido Mixed Martial Arts of Kelowna successfully defended his title and another earned a shot at a title belt as local fighters performed well at a recent MMA event hosted by Battlefield Fight League (BFL) in Pencticton. Three Toshido members competed at the BFL Fight Night 24 last weekend at the Penticton Convention Centre.

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SPORTS ▼ MOUNTAIN BIKE RACING

Peachland cyclist fares well in Italy race Kevin Parnell STAFF REPORTER

Mountain biker Evan Guthrie is back in Peachland after a hectic trip to Europe and back with Team Canada’s mountain bike team. Guthrie produced his best European result of his career in the Under-23 race at the World Cup event in Val Di Sole, Italy, finishing just outside of the top 20 against 99 of

the top Under-23 riders in the world. Starting in the 41st position, Guthrie moved up to battle with the leaders for most of the event narrowly missing out on a top 20 placing and finishing in 23rd place. “I had huge motivation and confidence to ride a top-20 result, which I was so close to, but had a couple little mishaps in the race where I lost some air from my front tire and

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tain bike championships in Hardwood Hills, ON in July. As an up and coming member of the Team Canada mountain bike team, Guthrie is relies on sponsorships to chase after cycling success. He says his recent success comes down to the support he has received as he continues to chase his dream of competing at the highest level of mountain biking. “This success of this race and this season so far is from preparation and confidence,” he said. “My sponsors Norco Bicycles, Grandfondoaxelmerckx.com, ProSource Irrigation Supply, TNI The Network Inc, Investors.ca, Planet Foods, The Bike Barn, TD Bank West Kelowna, some private financial, family and friends have helped make

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SPORTS ▼ UNITED SOCCER

Four teams qualify for the B Cup Kelowna United will send four teams to the B.C. Soccer Provincial B Cup finals next month. In North Vancouver from July 4 to 7, the U18 and U16 Kelowna teams will compete at the girls provincials. At the same time in Prince George, Kelowna’s U15 and U16 United squads will play in the boys’ B Cup. Last weekend, the Kelowna U16 girls locked up a berth by winning the Thompson Okanagan Youth Soccer League title in Kamloops. After shutting out Shuswap 3-0 in Saturday’s semifinal, the United girls claimed gold with a 3-1 win over Penticton in the final on Sunday. Emma Johnson and Claire Culver tallied to give Kelowna a 2-0 lead at half time. At the 75-minute mark of the game, Jazlyn Lazar set up Culver whose shot proved fatal giving KU a solid 3-0 lead with little time remaining. Penticton did not give up the fight, capitalizing in the last minute with a high shot just out of reach of keeper Avery Watson.

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Kelowna’s Lynda Palahniuk claimed the 39th B.C. Senior Women’s Championship this week, winning the rain-shortened event by three strokes. Palahniuk led by three after rounds of 71 and 75 Tuesday and Wednesday at the 5,819 yard par-72 Chilliwack Golf Club. The third and final round of the event was rained out on Thursday, giving Palahniuk her first B.C. Senior title since 2002 “It feels superb,” she said. “It’s been a long time coming and I feel happy today.” Several golfers began the third round but the Chilliwack club became unplayable due to heavy rains so the final round was cancelled. Other Kelowna golfers were also taking part in the championships. Melanie Grant finished in a tie for seventh after shooting 77-79; Diana Ferracuti tied for 12th (7981); Rhonda Poullos tied for 18th (80-85); Brenda Bokitch tied for 43rd (86-94). Maggie Oland of Lake Country was also T43 (90-90). ••• It’s been another good D week for Kelowna golfer Samantha Richdale. Richdale tied for 28th place at the latest stop on golf’s Symetra Tour in Decatur, Illinois. The 29-year-old from Kelowna, coming off a second-place effort last week at a CN Tour event in Quebec, finished at 2-under 214 (71-71-72), eight shots back of the winner, Canadian Sue Kim. Thanks her effort on Canadian soil this season, Richdale was named the CN Tour’s Jocelyne Bourassa Player of the Year award, winning the award after finishing first and second at the tour’s first two events. Richdale is now 14th overall on the Symetra

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I, then it was Walter’s turn to tee off.” After Walter hit, it was Jenine’s turn—and she followed Milic’s shot, right into the hole for her ace. “I think Rod was more excited for me than he was for himself,” she said with a chuckle. More high fives and hollering ensued, and after the round the players headed in for the time honored tradition of a round of drinks in the Sunset Ranch Golf & Country Club Clubhouse. ••• Sunset Ranch held its 23rd Annual Sunset Ranch Ladies Classic last month and for the sixth time Lynda Palahniuk was the overall low gross winner with a two day total of 154. Palahniuk carded rounds of 79 and 75 to win the overall low gross total. The event featured a full field of 123 ladies. Other local winners were Sunset member Brenda Bokitch who won low net in the first fight with net scores of 76 and 70. Nan Crook of the Okanagan Golf Club was low gross winner in the second flight after rounds of 89 and 88. Sunset’s Olivia Higgs won low gross in the third flight,

shooting 87-99 while Alvina Labar of Sunset shot 97-100 to win low gross in the fourth flight. Colleen Edstrom claimed low net in the fourth flight with net scores of 72-79 while the Harvest Golf Club’s Kathy Krasnov won low gross in the fifth flight with 102-108. The tournament was also a fundraiser and this year, with the help of sponsors and participants, the ladies tournament raised $12,500 for the B.C Cancer Foundation supporting women’s cancers in Southern Interior. The tournament has now raised $31,800 in four years. ••• A Kelowna duo won the third annual Interior Pro-Superintendent Challenge last Thursday at the Spallumcheen Golf and Country Club. Pro Jon Kadin and Fritz Verkerk of Gallagher’s Canyon carded an 11-under 60 in the bestball, net format. Kadin pocketed $400, while Verkerk took home a Ping Anser driver. Superintendent Jim Simms and pro Al Pisch of Spallumcheen shot 65 to finish sixth, one stroke ahead of defending champions Myles Johnson (pro) and Ralph Johnson of Spall. The Johnson boys (no relation) won last year’s title at the Okanagan Club in Kelowna. Neil Schmidt (pro) and Jason Carleton of Tower Ranch in Kelowna finished second at 61, followed by pro Shane Pugliese and Chad DeGroot, also of Tower Ranch, at 62, in the 18-team tourney. ••• Another Molson Tour Monday came and went with 93 players dodging major weather patterns and completing 18 holes at the Okanagan Golf Club’s Bear Course. Players are amass-

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Boat building exercise has been interrupted by onslaught of rain

ow is your boat building going? Since I am not much of a carpenter, I have opted to simply tie my canoe to the back steps. I already have my fishing rod, tent and a cooler packed into it, but I’m not sure yet where I am going to put Teresa or the cats. Like numerous other Okanagan residents, I’m slightly concerned with just exactly how much of our garden will still be alive when this week of downpour is complete. So what the heck is with all the rain this June and last? Global warming or global wetting? Oh well, as nasty as the weather may be around the valley we should be thankful we do not live in some other parts of the world, such as India where a monsoon this week has left more than 100 dead and 1,000 people without homes. *** Since your garden is

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Charlie Hodge too wet to work in, and apparently the rain is supposed to slow down or stop on Saturday, I have a suggestion on what the family can do while everything dries out. Number one my good idea list is to help the Gospel Mission. For more than 35 years, the Gospel Mission in Kelowna have been quietly (okay, perhaps not always so quietly) working diligently towards helping others in need. This weekend, you have a chance to give back. The Gospel Mission is celebrating their birthday with day-long celebration from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Saturday, June 22, at City Park.

The organization is planning a BBQ, cake (of course) music and family fun throughout the event, held next to the Jubilee Bowl. In addition to assisting folks for 35 years, the event also marks the fifth anniversary of the 35K club —so it is really a double celebration. Music fans are in for a real treat as one of my favourite local groups, Cowboy Bob, will perform at noon (just before the cake cutting). Cowboy Bob is comprised of Curtis Tulman, Rod Millar, Gary Smyth, and Bob Verge. They’re an amazing foursome of multi-talented musicians who began playing classic tunes from the 1920s, ‘30s and ‘40s as a way to challenge their instrumental skills and has evolved into a totally enjoyable musical experience. In addition, all four members are truly wonderful, caring people who are constantly assisting

others without any expectations. They are an inspiration to me and simply world class characters. If you take in the show, make sure and wish Mr. Tulman a happy birthday, which he celebrates June 25. Aside from the Bobs, other great music will be provided by the Graham Ord Bluegrass Band, the Paul Byrne Band, and the amazing Michaela Burger. Kelowna Gospel Mission’s mandate has always been, “feed the hungry, shelter the homeless and help the hurting…” There is no question that the caring and dedicated folks at the Gospel Mission have successfully done so for more than three decades and deserve our community thanks and support. Bless you folks for all that you do and have done. Happy anniversary. ***

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Way back in the 20th century, when life was simple, my wife, Mary Frances and I lived in Carpinteria, Cal., swooping in and out of Santa Barbara without a second thought. Nowadays, returning as Los Angeles residents with a nine-year-old, we have second and third thoughts, as we consider cost, balance kid stuff and adult stuff, and consult the school calendar. But we managed a great visit a few months ago, thanks to a hotel that gave us creature comforts and walking access to great food, historic atmosphere and the beach. All it cost was money. The tab: $339 (before taxes) for a night at the Spanish Garden Inn;

$53 for lunch at Anchor Woodfire Kitchen; $157 for dinner at Julienne; $28 for a one-hour surrey rental; $10 to visit Presidio de Santa Barbara State Historic Park and $1.64 on Stearns Wharf for a howto-draw-sea-critters book that yielded hours of fun.

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The citizen-critics of TripAdvisor lavish so much love on the Spanish Garden Inn (915 Garden St.; (805) 564-4700, www.spanishgardeninn. com) that I was suspicious. But this 23-room inn (built in 2002, parking below, Spanish flourishes above) is the real deal, with great service, a handsome courtyard and a kiva fireplace in our room. The price seemed steep at first, but parking and Wi-Fi were free,

as was the excellent buffet breakfast; no bogus resort fee.

runs for us, then gave us homemade churros for dessert.

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After a sunset stroll on Stearns Wharf, we ducked into busy, sophisticated Julienne (138 E. Canon Perdido St.; (805) 8456488, www.restaurantjulienne.com; main dishes $19-$30). More great service and a thoughtful menu. (Instead of American CocaCola, it carries the Mexican variety, which has no high-fructose corn syrup.) Our daughter, Grace, was the only kid in the restaurant at 7:30 p.m., but the waitress made her feel welcome and she responded by devouring the trout. Counting my top sirloin (with urchin) and Mary Frances’ ravioli, the kitchen hit three home

Between the beach and U.S. 101 lies the Funk Zone, an old industrial neighborhood now peppered with wine-tasting rooms and galleries. (Details: www.urbanwinetrailsb.com.) After a beach-side surrey ride, we fell in briefly with a rambunctious crowd at the Oreana Winery & Marketplace (205 Anacapa St., (805) 9625857), which had not only live music and wine on the patio, but also 25-cent gum balls. We liked the contemporary art displays at the 41-room Hotel Indigo (121 State St.; (805) 9666586; opened in 2012, rates $155-$339) and detected a hint of anise

in the ketchup (that’s a good thing) at the Anchor Woodfire Kitchen (119 State St.; (805) 845-0989, www.anchorwoodfirekitchen.com; opened late 2012). Tasty house-made sausage too.

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There’s more to California history than missions—there are the presidios that protected the missions too. The Presidio de Santa Barbara, founded in 1782 and now a state historic park, stands just a few blocks from the Spanish Garden Inn. We persuaded the desk clerk to guard Grace’s scooter while we roamed the mostly reconstructed site and whispered in the chapel. Christopher Reynolds writes for the Los Angeles Times.

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Knox first valley team to win grade 9 boys’ basketball title The grade 9 boys captured the provincial title this season beating Kitsilano High School 114 to 94 in the final game, establishing a record for most points scored in the championship game. In the four game provincial tournament the boys scored 416 points, also a new tournament record.

Along their path to the championship the boys won the Jr. A Zone Championship and the Grade 9 Boys Valley Championship, in addition to tournament wins in Kamloops, Kelowna, Chiliwack, Kitsilano, and Vancouver College. The boys overall record was 38 wins and 2 loses.

TEAm mEmbERs: Davide Ciancio, Jorde Hitchens, Parken Simson, Braxton Cardiff, Matt Lafontaine, Nav Sandhu, Matt Doricic, Tristan Bouchard, Jonathan Landie, Jesse Lafontaine, Jae Steinhauer Rudrum, Nic Carter. Coaches: David Lafontaine & Dan Berheisel Video Manager: Sean Ketchum

Two local schools delve in space exploration Students at Dr. Knox had mission narration. Teacher student teacher Matt Derrer their expectations elevated Bruce Watts reported that set out on a well-supported as they launched a space “The mission exceeded our trek and climbing recovery balloon on May 31st. The expectations, providing our expedition to bring back the balloon carried a platform students with footage of flight platform, cameras and equipped with two go the voyage to space which instruments from its mounpro cameras and a school terminated at 99,000 ft.” The tain top landing site. Dr. mascot, The Knox staff are Gator, from looking ahead their partner to another school North launch in Glenmore ElOctober when ementary. The conditions for cameras prorecovery of vided images the equipment for students will involve in the Video less snow. You Production can check out Program who the students’ are producing videos on films of the You Tube mission and by searching THE GATOR had quite a ride - and landing, when it ascended are collaborat- into space last month. our channel ing with grade DrKnoxfour students SpaceBlast in at North Glenmore Elemenballoon landed on a peak in your You Tube search bar. tary who provided voice the Valhalla Mountains in the We hope you enjoy the talent for our ‘NASA style’ Kootenays where Watts and show!

Students and staff make a difference for BC Children’s Hospital

On April 26th, for the eighth consecutive year, students and staff gathered for Bald Falcon Day in support of BC Children’s Hospital. Over 70 students dedicated themselves to collecting pledges and over 50 students sacrificed their hair. The top fundraiser was

Morgan Stefanski, who raised more than $4000, a stunning amount of money. In total, students and staff collected $40,000 in pledges, the majority through their own personalized websites, supported through the BC Children’s Hospital Foundation website.

We would like to recognize financial support from The Coast Capri Hotel, Platinum Personnel, and the Dr. Knox PAC. The grand total of pledges collected for BC Children’s Hospital over the past eight years, has now surpassed $300,000.

Music program earns three top spots By Alice Sebo The music portion of Dr. Knox has had a very successful year once again. Throughout the year the band classes and choir class have gone to, the Kelowna Kiwanis Music Festival, the B.C Interior Jazz Festival, and a tour down to Vancouver and back. In the B.C Interior Jazz Festival both grade 8, and grade 9 Jazz Band classes played amazingly coming in first place. As well as individual awards were given to Shane Adams from grade 9, and Lucas Facca from grade 8. Both the Concert Bands and the Choir attended the Kelowna Kiwanis Music Festival. Concert Band 9 played with flying colours, earning their well-deserved first place. The Choir also

did wonderfully, and achieved first place; this opened the door, inviting them to the provincials and Kelowna Kiwanis Festival Gala. Every year all the grade 9 band classes and the choir class go on their trip to Vancouver. The trip of 2013 was a fantastic one. With hard work to create the best performances at all the elementary schools, they of course did marvelously. They also got to stop at Douglas college for a once in a life time experience, and learned from some amazing musicians. Some fun at the motel, and exploring Granville Island were also part of the adventure. All these musically talented classes have given the Dr. Knox music program a reason to be proud.

DRAGON’s DEN Another great year in the Dragon’s Den for Dr. Knox students! This

year, seven teams, and over 15 students participated. The competition was divided into four tasks over roughly four months. Students created a concept, designed a product, and prepared a marketing plan as well as a financial plan. They were paired with mentors from Okanagan College’s business program to provide support for each of the tasks. Students presented each of their tasks to a panel of community members, and were scored on how well they met the criteria. The first place design, created by Eco Stars Summer Fulford and Madelyn DeGruchy, was a car air fresher, made entirely from recycled paper. It incorporated aromatherapy oils to reduce stress and road rage, and also included seeds to be planted when the air freshner had reached the end of its use. Congratulations to all participants!

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Versa offers three trims Nissan from B1 rear drum brakes with standard Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) with Electronic Brake force Distribution (EBD) and Brake Assist. The Versa Note rides on standard 15-inch steel wheels with full wheel covers and 185/65HR15 all-season tires, while 16-inch aluminum-alloy wheels with 195/55HR16 all-season tires are optional. Low rolling resistance tires are standard on CVTequipped models. It will be offered in three model trims levels - 1.6 S manual/CVT, 1.6 SV manual/CVT and 1.6 SL manual/CVT. The Note slots in above the Versa Sedan that starts at $11,898.

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Ferrari opens new museum

Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo recently officially inaugurated the new Museo Ferrari in Maranello. The building, extended by over a thousand square metres and completely renovated in terms of its fittings and layout, hosts the permanent ex-

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which apart from featuring clips of the most well known films that have featured Prancing Horse cars. It also boasts a display of some very significant cars, such as the 275 GTB4 which was owned by Steve McQueen, the Mondial T Cabrio driven by Al Pacino in “The

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company that is strongly focused on the future,” said Montezemolo. “I am particularly pleased to see that so many visitors come from abroad. This year we will reach the figure of three hundred thousand visitors which, for a Museum which is not located in a

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the six-second range, and they have aimed the Explorer Sport squarely at performance SUV rivals like the Dodge Durango R/T and Range Rover Sport. Ford has also done a fair bit of EcoBoost boasting about making that extra power with negligible impact on fuel economy, citing 13.2/8.8L/100km (city/highway) Transport Canada numbers. Well, your mileage may vary, as they say. The EPA rating in the USA is slightly more down to earth, at 14.7/10.7L/100km (city/highway) and when I picked up the Explorer Sport, I noted a 14.6L/100km average for the previous driver. After limited testing and only 200 km of admittedly mostly city driving, I refilled the tank with 31.5 litres of fuel for a 15.8L/100km (combined) average. I might need a rematch with more highway miles to investigate Ford’s mileage claims further. But there are no doubts about the power levels, with the twin-turbo EcoBoost engine pulling the Explorer’s 2,232 kg (4,921 lb) curb weight up to speed handily. Balancing the extra power, the chassis also has been specially reinforced, making Explorer Sport stiffer and improving its handling while bigger brakes make for shorter stopping distances and better performance while towing. Complementing the handling package, the Explorer Sport’s electric power-assisted steering (EPAS) has been tweaked for improved feel. Paddle-shifters have been added to the six-speed SelectShift Automatic transmission. The Sport also comes complete with the Intelligent 4WD with Terrain Management System. And, not surprising considering its position as the top trim of the Explorer line, the Sport’s all-inclusive list of other standard features includes Dual-Zone Electronic Automatic Temperature Control, heated front row seats including a 10-way power driver’s seat with power recline and lumbar, six-way power passenger seat with recline and lumbar, a rear view camera, SYNC with MyFord Touch driver connect technology, a 12-speak-

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Geraldine Louise Strother It is with great sadness that we announce the passing, on June 3, 2013, of Geraldine Louise Strother. A life long Okanagan resident, Gerry was born in Rutland in 1934 and lived for the past 55 years in Vernon.. She is survived by her two sons, Jim (Sandi) of Nelson, and Peter (Darylou) of Vernon, Įve grandchildren, Riley and Ivy of Vernon, and Gryphon, Thomas and Rowan of Nelson, two sisters, Dorothy Dohan of Victoria, and Kay Geen of Kelowna, and her brother Jim Gray of Kelowna. Gerry was predeceased by her husband Art, her parents Arthur and Nancy Gray of Rutland and three sisters, Alma Gray, Shirley Stewart (Kelowna) and arol &reeman (PenƟcton). We will miss her generosity, abundant energy and kindness. She seemed always to be doing something for someone else. She never forgot a birthday, or missed an opportunity to visit (and feed) her many relaƟves and friends. ,er work as a nurse for many years in the Vernon Jubilee ,ospital earned her the respect and friendship of many people, both those who worked alongside of her and those who were lucky enough to have been in her care. We will also greatly miss her sparkle, her zest for life and her sense of humour. Everyone she knew must have many memories of her quick wit, and of sharing a laugh or two. She retained this sense of humour through diĸcult Ɵmes and illness. A passion for the outdoors and for her gardens was also a great part of who she was. She spent many hours hiking in the hills above her home on Okanagan Lake. She was always the one with the best goodies in her pack, and who took the most photographs. She loved to swim in the lake in summer, and enjoyed picking Ňowers from her gardens and making them into bouquets, most oŌen to give to others. We were not allowed to leave her home without Ňowers and food͊ &or ͚Dinny͛, they were an endlessly Ňowing eǆpression of her love, of the great and beauƟful spirit which dwelled within a Ɵny, dear, sweet, unforgeƩable lady. elebraƟon of Life will be held Tuesday, JhLz 30, 2013 from 3 ʹ ϳ PD at Okanagan Landing ommunity ,all, ϳϴ01 Okanagan Landing Road, Vernon

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WANNOP, HARVEY MCINTYRE Harvey McIntyre Wannop, of Kelowna, passed away in the Kelowna General Hospital on Saturday, June 15th, 2013 at the age of 91 years. Harvey is predeceased by his wife Blanche in 2001, son Brian in 1993. Survived by his son Rob (Joanne) of Kelowna; daughter-in-law: Laura Wannop of Vancouver; Grandson Andrew (Lynn) of Jasper; great granddaughter Alice. A Celebration of Harvey’s Life will be celebrated at a later date. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation in Memory of Harvey. Condolences may be sent to the family by visiting www.mem.com, clicking on stories and typing in Harvey Wannop. Arrangements entrusted with First Memorial Funeral Services Kelowna. 250-762-2299

KROMHOFF, CLEM Passed into the presence of his Lord, June 16, 2013 at the age of 94. He is survived by 2 brothers, 1 sister, 5 sisters-in-law and numerous nieces and nephews. Clem was predeceased by his beloved wife, Anna, 3 years ago. Clem retired to the Okanagan after living in the South Surrey, Ocean Park area, where he delivered mail to the Crescent Beach area for many years. He was also involved in Boy Scouts in White Rock and served many volunteer hours with his church. A Graveside Service will be held at Westbank Cemetery on Wednesday, June 26, 2013 at 12 noon with a Memorial Service to follow at 1:00 pm at the Powers Creek Community Church, 3718 Glenway Road, West Kelowna, BC, V4T 1E2, with Reverend David Barbour officiating. Should family and friends so desire, memorial donations in Clem’s name may be made to the Clem and Anna Kromhoff Legacy Fund, c/o Powers Creek Church (address above). Condolences may be sent to the family by visiting www.springfieldfuneralhome.com, 250-860-7077.

CHAPMAN, GLADYS MAY (HAP) July 8, 1921 – June 14, 2013 Saturday, July 6, 2013 at 1:00pm The Cove Lakeside Resort 4205 Gellatly Road, West Kelowna, BC

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BUCKLEY, MILLIE 1916 ~ 2013 Milena (Millie) Mary Buckley passed away peacefully in the presence of her family on June 18, 2013 at Sutherland Hills Rest Home at the age of 96. Millie will be lovingly remembered by her two sons Leo (Kathy) and John (Judy), and her beloved grandchildren and great-grandchildren, many nieces and nephews, and by her sister Connie (Mike) Amantea of Calgary. Millie was predeceased by her husband Frank, her daughter Rita, her sisters Dora, Isa and Lil and her brothers Don and Fred. Millie and Frank moved to Kelowna 50 years ago after Frank retired from the armed forces. Together they operated an orchard and vineyard in the Mission area. She enjoyed traveling, bowling and needlepoint. Her home was always open to friends and relatives. Her cooking and warm hospitality always ensured company would return again and again. A Mass of Celebration will be held at St. Charles Garnier Church, 3645 Benvoulin Road on Monday June 24, 2013 at noon with Father Gerald Sekanga officiating. Interment is to follow at Lakeview Cemetery. Memorial donations in Millie’s name to your favourite charity would be appreciated. Arrangements entrusted to VALLEYVIEW FUNERAL HOME, Honoured Provider of Dignity Memorial 250-765-3147 Condolences may be made at www.valleyviewfuneralhome.com

It is with a great deal of sadness that we announce the peaceful passing of our Mum. Mum is survived by 3 children Ken (Adrienne) of Armstrong, Ian (Gwen) of Kelowna and Sheilagh (Norm) Jackson of Winfield; seven grandchildren, Sarah (Victor) Fellegi of Cochrane, Alberta, Jeremy (Sabrina) Chapman of Kelowna, Kimberly (Jason) Page of Durham N. Carolina, Josh of Fort Nelson B.C., Bryan (Tracy) Jackson and Scott (Niki) Jackson of Winfield, Emily (Norton) Hunt of Fort St. John; seven great grandchildren Liam, Coen, and Lukas Fellegi, Elodie and Callum Page and Eli Chapman and Linden Hiscox. Mum was predeceased by her husband Eric of 64 years in 2007 and her step-brother Herbert Farris in 1991. Mum was born and raised in Okanagan Mission and lived her entire life in Kelowna. Active in her Parish of St. Andrews Anglican Church, she belonged to the ACW, the Altar Guild and in the Choir for many years. She loved to paint and was a founding member of the Kelowna Pallette Club and Watercolour Guild. Mum was blessed with a cheerful disposition, a ready smile and a kind word to anyone. We were fortunate to have her as a Mum. A celebration of Gladys’ life will be held on Thursday, June 27 2013 at 2:00 pm at St. Andrew’s Anglican Church, 4619 Lakeshore Road, Reverend Canon Catherine Hall officiating. Mum will be interred beside Eric in St. Andrew’s cemetery. Reception will follow in the church Hall. The family wishes to thank the wonderful staff at Missionwood, her caregivers from We Care, especially Olga Markwart and the Parish family of St. Andrew’s. In lieu of flowers a donation may be made to the Heart and Stroke foundation or Central Okanagan Hospice Association – Hospice House. Condolences may be sent to the family by visiting www.springfieldfuneralhome.com 250-860-7077.

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15,488

14,999

2007 HONDA CR-V

#13313A

2012 NISSAN VERSA S

32,455

One owner! Comes with carproof vehicle history report. This gorgeous, rare SUV is what you have been looking to get your hands on.

A superb looking & great performing Honda. Simply put, you can’t beat a Honda product, only 49,301 KM’s.

#U4480

#13110D

2011 KIA SPORTAGE

NE C H E YIEONN EDIT #13193A

2005 ACURA MDX

This is a gem of an SUV with tons of options like heated leather, sunroof, pwr everything & many moare. Well serviced & maintained.

#13295A

#U1481

2013 FORD ESCAPE SE

#U4474

27,498

2011 ACURA MDX

This is the one you’ve been waiting for! One owner and bought new from our dealership. Fully loaded, timing belt just replaced.

#13087A

#13303A

#13139A

Mint & fuel efficient. Safe & reliable, great service history. This gem won’t last, its clean and in great shape.

#U4490A

5,749

2012 NISSAN VERSA S

2006 HONDA ODYSSEY EX

2004 HONDA CR-V EX

A great car with only 12,878 KM’s, automatic and only one owner. Like new, Harmony Certified, fuel efficient and safe.

Local vehicle that is extremely affordable. In great condition... NO ACCIDENTS (yes that’s true). Looks great and drives great.

Bought new from Harmony Honda & serviced here. Great service history & well maintained. Loads of room...extremely safe, perfect for your needs.

Buy Direct, Save Thousands of $$$$ Like new, dealership demo in great shape with $2552 worth of accessories on it. A luxurious & safe SUV for a great price!

#13089D

49,488

Dealer demo, has a set of winter tires & mats. Pretty much brand new!! Sleek looking & sporty, extremely fuel efficient, highest safety rating in it’s class!

#13024D

26,383

Local 1 owner trade. Sporty & safe all in one package. Looking for something good on gas & reliable? This is your car!

#13060AA

14,588

NO accidents! Phenomenal fuel mileage. Sporty & affordable...talk about a deal! This Civic is smooth ride, guaranteed to put a smile on your face.

#U1487A

9,798

LOW KM’S! Only one owner, this RDX is immaculate. NO ACCIDENTS or CLAIMS! Looks like new inside & out. Great service history.

#U1495

27,476

Fully loaded and 4WD. Extremely low KM’s, one owner, dealer serviced. Bought new from us!

#U4479

36,752

It’s loaded with tons of options. Extremely practical, efficient & safe. Grab a steal on this Kia before someone else takes it home.

#U4497

15,888

#U4500

14,895

#13238A

16,988

#13332A

11,999

250-861-3003

www.harmonyacura.com

250-860-6500

www.harmonyhonda.com

2550 Enterprise Way, Kelowna

DEALER #8698

DEALER #30696

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