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Jenny Fletcher demonstrated pastel techniques at the Trading Post in Rock Creek. The Art Walk was sponsored by the Riverside Artists and included a grand opening of their gallery wall at Kettle River Woodcrafts, demonstrations and opportunities for children to put some paint to canvas too. PHOTO: PAT KELLY
Riverside Art Gallery now open The Riverside Art Gallery was officially opened on Saturday, Aug. 3 during the 2013 Rock Creek Art Walk. “This is something that Rock Creek has needed for many, many years and thanks to the McDonald family and Kettle River Woodcraft, it has come into being,” said Ann Rexin. During the Art Walk the Riverside Artists placed fish paintings at businesses throughout the community that were awarded by drawing to those visiting the exhibits.
Winners were Jane Henry, Callie Anderson, Tammy Best, Pat Pownall, Lane Reay, Farron McDonald, Alec Brarbar, Tina Hesketh, Deb Tisltra, Jade Fossen, and Tom Haines. The winner of the gallery door prize, a Terry Jackson porcelain vase, was M. Wylie. The gallery will continue to display local artists, with the artwork changing frequently. “We invite you to drop by and say hi,” said Rexin. “Workshops will be advertised and a sign up sheet left at the gallery. Everyone is welcome.”
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Thursday, Aug. 8: BCBRA Barrel Racing at Rock Creek Fairgrounds starting at 7 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 10: Free workshop on targeted grazing using goats, at the Regional District of the Kootenay Boundary office in Grand Forks at 10 a.m. To sign up, contact the Boundary Invasive Species Society at 250446-2232 or boundaryinvasives@gmail.com. Saturday, Aug. 10: Nagasaki Day in Grand Forks’ Gyro Park. Life – Yes/Nuclear Industry – No. Speakers, entertainment, info and a silent auction. Starts at 1 p.m. Saturday, Aug.10: An old-fashioned picnic to celebrate Midway’s 120th year; starting at 3 p.m. in James McMynn Park. Sponsored by Midway Community Club. Aug.16-18: Co-ed ball tournament - at the Rock Creek Fairgrounds Ball Field. Aug. 16-18: Old Country- Western- Bluegrass Weekend at Midway arena. Aug. 23-28: A Country Bluegrass Weekend at the Greenwood Ballbpark.
REGULAR EVENTS: Mondays: Midway Art Club meets from 2 - 4 p.m. Info: 250-449-2673. Mondays: Pokino at the Greenwood Seniors Centre, starts at 1 p.m. Mondays: Legion drop in crib at the Greenwood Legion 7 PM start. $3 for the evening. Monday - Saturday: Drop-in social at the Greenwood Seniors Centre, Mon/Wed/Fri - 9-11 a.m., Tues/Thurs/Sat - 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. First & Third Monday: Midway Village Council meeting; 6:30 p.m. with a delegation or 7 p.m. if none. First & Third Monday: The Bridge Drop-in Centre in Midway is open from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. First Monday: Greenwood Seniors Centre meeting at 2 p.m. Info: 250-445-2290. Second Monday: The Bridge Drop-in Centre sorting day 10-2 p.m. All helpers are appreciated. Second & Fourth Monday: Greenwood City Council meeting at 7 p.m. Third Monday: Bridesville Women’s Institute meets at 11
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am. Info: 446-2210 or 446-2121. Third Monday: Frolicking Fancies – the Greenwood Red Hat Ladies Group meet monthly in Greenwood. Information Francine 250-445-6734; or Shirley 250-445-9908. Third Monday: Discover Rock Creek Society meets in the WBES library at 6:30. Last Monday: Kettle River Recreation Commission meets at the Little Red School House at 7 p.m. Info Bill Watson 250-446-2325 or Sherry Dalziel 250-446-2997. Tuesdays: AA Meetings at McArthur Centre in Greenwood at 8:00 pm. Tuesdays and Thursdays: Kettle River Art Club meets from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. In McArthur Centre. First Tuesday: Elks #493 monthly meeting at the Slavonic Hall in Grand Forks at 7pm. Info: 250-442-2856 or 250-442-4276. Third Tuesday: Kettle Valley Wildlife Association meets at the range in Rock Creek at 7 pm. Wednesdays: Greenwood & District Business Assoc. meeting. Anglican Church at 7 pm. Wednesdays: Drop in Bingo at Greenwood Seniors Centre, starts 5:30 pm. Wednesdays: Belly Dancing at Bridesville Hall from 6:30 – 8 p.m. No experience necessary. Free. Info: 250-4462942. Wednesdays: Midway Crib Tournament – Bored Room Bistro 607 Eighth Avenue, Midway at 6:30 p.m. First Wednesday: West Boundary Senior Housing Society meeting at 1 pm in Parkview Manor Midway. Second Wednesday: Boundary Citizen’s Patrol meets at Midway Senior’s Centre from 7 - 8 pm. Info: Wayne 250-449-2191, Paul 250-445-2111, or Wolfgang 250446-2455. Second Wednesday: Greenwood Board of Trade meets at 7 p.m. upstairs at City Hall. Third Wednesday: Rock Creek Women’s Institute meet for a potluck lunch at 11:45. Info: 250-446-2454 or 250-446 -2608. Third Wednesday: Main River Women’s Institute meets in Westbridge at 10 a.m. Info: 250-446-2616. Third Wednesday: Rock Creek & Boundary Fair Assoc.
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The actions of three individuals prevented a forest fire at the scene of an accident on Highway 3 last Thursday (Aug. 1), according to Grand Forks RCMP. The truck rollover accident and subsequent fire occurred near the Wilgress Lake rest area, between Grand Forks and Greenwood, and Grand Forks Fire Rescue was dispatched but Const. Neal Kalnin said passersby assisted greatly in containing the fire. “The fire travelled up the hill and three people took the time to stop and put out the fire that was travelling up the embankment and I believe due to their actions, we did not have a forest fire,” Kalnin said. Grand Forks Fire Rescue arrived at the scene and according to Grand Forks Fire Rescue assistant chief Kevin McKinnon, the fire was put out completely. “There was a fire, so we sent fire trucks out there and it did spread slightly into the wild-
lands so we had to get that contained as well,” McKinnon said. As for the truck and its driver, no injuries were sustained. “It (the truck) had rolled over onto its driver’s side and continued across the eastbound lane of traffic and resided in the ditch, at which point it caught fire and was fully engulfed – the driver exited without any injuries. He had been wearing a seatbelt and was able to get out without any injury due to the fire or the accident,” explained Kalnin. The RCMP constable also wanted to bring to light the actions of the three people. “I think they pretty much saved our community here from a (tragic event) like back in 2003 up in Barriere,” he went on to say. While speed or mechanical failure could be reasons for the accident, Kalnin said nothing has been determined and the investigation is ongoing. “We’re still investigating that; a commercial vehicle inspector is also working on that as well,” he said, adding that deer or wildlife were ruled out as causes for the accident.
Board of Trade identifies vision
Jim Nathorst, who was recently returned to the position of president of the Greenwood Board of Trade (BOT), sat down with the Times recently to discuss the vision of the organization. “Obviously we are going to try to get the July 1st parade going again,” he said. He explained he’d like to combine July 1st and Founder’s Day. “Get the committees together and make a long weekend of it.” The Christmas light up will still be done by the BOT too,” he said but added that, “We want to refocus and work on economic development. That is our number one priority rather than the other kinds of things that we could do.” He said the BOT really wants to work with the city on economic development too. City council voted in the early summer to contact the BOT about forming an economic development committee for the city. “It really comes under BOT jurisdiction as well,” said Nathorst. “Look to our mandate and our mission statement it’s right in there. Economic development is key. We need to have more people to share in taxes.” He said he is looking forward to a September roundtable with representatives from organizations, businesses and the city. He hinted he would like to see tax incentives put in place that might encourage development. Under the Community Charter council may enact revitalization tax exemptions that would ap-
ply to qualifying improvements for a period of time not longer than five years. Nathorst said he’d met James Wilson, Executive Director for the Boundary Country Regional Chamber of Commerce and that he anticipates further discussion to “see if there is something that we can collaborate on. I don’t see why the BOT and Chamber can’t work together on some things. We’ve never had a discussion as far as I know.” He said the BOT still feels strongly that they should have their own autonomy. Nathorst added that the BOT wants to encourage more volunteers to come out and help with parts of what we do. “The parade is a lot of work, I know there are people out there who will get involved but the don’t want to become a member of anything. “That is fine. You don’t need to be a member.” He explained that for the last few years it has been BOT executive members who have been trying to organize everything, but that is difficult because, as business owners, they have to work on the days these events happen. He said the BOT will “help out with direction and financing, but it would be nice if we can draw people out.” The next meeting of the Greenwood BOT will be on Sept. 11 at 7 p.m. upstairs in City Hall courthouse.
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Taking place Aug. 10 and 11, from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., the Columbia Basin Culture Tour allows you to explore artists’ studios, museums, art galleries and heritage sites during this free, self-guided event. Travel to studios and archives that aren’t normally open, see demonstrations, new exhibitions and collections or meet people behind the scenes. To participate in the tour, simply grab a map, your Culture Tour Directory and go! Start this leg of the tour at Joybilee Farm which is located just 20 minutes west of Grand Forks on Hwy 3. Joybilee Farm is a fibre farm and artisan studio. Robin and Chris Dalziel are fibre artists that not only grow their own medium, and practice organic, sustainable farming, but also create their art using natural dyes, and traditional techniques. The annual Joybilee Farm Linen Festival is in full swing on Saturday, Aug. 10 and visitors will enjoy brief hands-on activities related to linen culture, and processing. Historical linen garments made by the Doukhobors in the area will be on display, as well as the Joybilee Farm private collection of historical linen textiles. Visit the natural dye garden and the sheep, angora goats, and llamas in this quiet, pastoral setting. In the studio you’ll
find quality, artisan-made bags, scarves, and other accessories, as well as knitting yarns, felting supplies, and natural dyes. Hand-carved wooden needlework tools made from local woods are also for sale. While visitors on Saturday get to fully participate in the annual Joybilee Farm Linen Festival, there are hands-on fibre activities all weekend long. Joybilee Farm may seem out-of-the-way, but we are right on Hwy 3, and well worth the trip. You won’t find a studio like this anywhere else. “Our visitors at last year’s Studio Tour wanted to move right in, to experience the magic of Joybilee Farm every day. Maybe you’ll see a baby llama born, too!“ Gallery 2 in Grand Forks prides itself on presenting a diverse assortment of contemporary art exhibitions including selections from its own collection. The heritage galleries provide a permanent pictorial heritage display presenting an overview of the history of Grand Forks and region as well as shorter-term site-designed and travelling exhibitions. The exhibition Hanging by a Thread by fabric artist Beverley Reid (Christina Lake) will be featured during this year’s Columbia Basin Tour. Visit Christina Lake Arts and Artisans Society, Arts on 3 Gallery where you can enjoy lunch or coffee at Lisa’s Bistro and tour the LEED building and gallery. Local
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artists will be on hand working with multiple media. Wood turners and carvers, potters, painters, stained glass artists and bead makers all have their exquisite pieces on display. You will be able to meet some of them and see their creativity in action. Also, a superb collection of Canadian and U.S. hand-blown glass is available for purchase. Tour brochures are available at tourist information centres and participating ven-
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ues. Visit the website at www.cbculturetour.com to view full artist/venue profiles for further details on each location’s activities or register to receive a tour brochure in the mail. For further information, call the CKCA at 1-250-505-5505 or toll free at 1-877505-7355. The Columbia Basin Culture Tour is generously supported by Columbia Basin Trust funding.
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It has recently come to our attention that the city has now dedicated your ball park to the memory of our sister, Barb. When she heard this was going to happen, she was very pleased. As all members of her team and the game in general knew, the game, and this park, had a special place in her heart! Her spirit plays on! We appreciate the tribute! Audrey & Gordon Fairbairn, Leslie & Shirley Bannert, Larry & Sandy Bannert & Merilyn Walker
problems with the animal control bylaw centre around dogs: dogs running wild, dogs chasing deer, vicious dogs, dogs not being licensed. Grand Forks Mayor Brian Taylor, who represents the city on the RDKB board, is not pleased with the deal and would like to see the city have more control over animal control. “I’m concerned, as was our city council, that we have a, call it a revised bylaw, for animal control established before we hire a new contractor; however, that was not the resolution,” he said. “The resolution was that we move ahead with the Commissionaires for a one-year period, but we will still be addressing the revisions to the bylaw and be writing that bylaw. I’m assuming the new draft bylaw will be put out there for public view.” With over 150 people in attendance at a March 19 public meeting to discuss the first suggested revisions of the animal control bylaw, Taylor said it was clear the topic is very important to the community.
“It was a very well attended meeting,” he said. “It’s quite unusual to see that many people basically spontaneously come together to talk about the animal control bylaw.” Some of the suggestions brought forward by local groups that Taylor would like to see in the new animal control bylaw mainly address the subject of dog hotels, dog breeding facilities, kennel licensing and other similar issues. Taylor would like to see Grand Forks be able to write some of its own bylaws for how things are handled within the city boundaries. “But that becomes secondary to the writing of the regional district bylaw,” he said. “We need that regional district bylaw to ensure that whatever we put in place would fit in nicely and not end up causing dissension between the municipality and the region.” Taylor said hiring the Commissionaires to enforce the animal control bylaw was a compromise. “To be fair, the Commissionaires will have a year to show us what they can do here,” he said.
Taylor would ideally like to see a proper humane society in Grand Forks that could deal with the animal control bylaw issues as well as issues such as adoption and control of cats. “At this point, it’s a shared service under the RDCK (Regional District of Central Kootenay),” he said. “That doesn’t mean that we can’t in the future implement some of our own controls within city limits, but we really need to see what the umbrella bylaw the RDCK is bringing in will cover before we put anything in.” Kumar said the regional district is looking at all the feedback received from the public and is currently drawing up a final bylaw. She said the RDCK has a bylaw in place for animal control, but it has been a number of years since it has been updated. She said the process for changing the bylaw will take some time because the regional district wants to get it right. The region had been without animal control service since the previous contractors, Boundary Animal Control, terminated their contract in June.
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Happy 50th birthday to Pines camp CRAIG LINDSAY
Grand Forks Gazette Reporter
Pines Bible Camp in Grand Forks celebrated its 50th anniversary on Sunday in style with a celebration service in the morning featuring several speakers and the unveiling and dedication of a monument and a charter members’ bench. The afternoon saw a video interview with camp founder George Martens and an informal open mic time for former campers and staffers who shared thoughts and reflections. The event wrapped up in the evening with a worship concert. “This is a big deal,” said Gene Krahn, executive director for Pines. “It’s a big celebration. We’ve got different people here at the camp from different eras sharing some of their thoughts and reflections.” Krahn started with Pines 19 years ago and has seen many changes. He said that when he started, he was the only full-time staffer and now the camp employs five full-time, year-round staff members. “Our core audience are kids and families, for the most part,” said Krahn. “We run summer camps all summer long. Day camps for kids four and five years old, right up to teen camps and family camps.” Pines has also become a retreat centre where groups can come for family reunions or business retreats or similar events. “We provide programming for team building or just a facility for banquets,” he said. “We also have a school program with outdoor education for school groups in the spring and fall.” Krahn said the camp has had many changes since the camp began and the years since. The
number of campers has increased from 400 when Krahn began to close to 1,400 in 2011. “We’ve really grown in our summer camp programs in terms of numbers,” he said. “Facility wise, post-2012 windstorm, we’ve basically got all new cabins and new layout with a new dining facility. It’s got a whole new look. People don’t recognize it. Many of the old buildings are gone or have been removed.” The camp now features a state of the art aerial obstacle course, a beach with kayaking as well as typical camp fare such as archery, rock climbing and rappelling. “In some ways, it’s tough because there’s a lot of memories from over the years when the place looked the way it did,” said Krahn. “It’s the end of an era. But we’re looking forward to the next 50 (Above) Executive director Gene Krahn unveils the monument celebrating years with the camp looking like it does today and Pines Bible Camp’s 50th anniversary. (Below) Former camper/camp staffer Dylan Zorn talks about how he met his wife at Pines Bible Camp. all the memories that are going to come.” PHOTOS: CRAIG LINDSAY Former camper and camp staffer Dylan Zorn was out at the event and took the mic to talk about how he met his wife at Pines. “I came here as a kid,” he told the Gazette. “I kept coming as a teenager and eventually became a program director. I met my wife here. She came up from Aldergrove to be a counsellor and I was here and four years later we married. We’ve been married for 10 years now and have three kids.” Zorn fondly recalls sleepovers at the camp and trips to the tuck shop to pick up candy for the day. “You were allowed to do things you weren’t necessarily able to do at home,” he said. “Things like swimming in the river every day. That’s a highlight for a kid.”
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Lest we forget This week marks the 68th anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki with atomic weapons. War is brutal and shows no mercy to innocent civilians and children and these two cities will always be a reminder of that fact. About 140,000 were killed following the August 6, 1945 U.S. bombing of Hiroshima. Three days later a second nuclear bomb was dropped on Nagasaki, killing about 70,000 more. Ironically many who fled the destruction of Hiroshima chose Nagasaki as safe haven because it was a centre of Christianity in Japan. “We Japanese are history’s sole victims of the nuclear attack and we have the certain responsibility to bring about a world without nuclear weapons,” Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told the nation on the anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing this year. “And it is our duty to continue to remind the world of nuclear weapons’ inhumanity.” Hiroshima Mayor Kazumi Matsui made a similar pledge, calling nuclear bombs the “ultimate inhumane weapon and an absolute evil.” The U.S. and its allies have argued the bombings were necessary and helped save lives by convincing Japan to surrender, bringing a quicker end to World War II. Peaceful demonstrations will take place all around the world this week to remember the horror of this weapon and to call for vigilance that they should never again be used. Unfortunately the world will forever face the threat of nuclear weapons – once the Genie is out of the bottle there is no getting it back in. The technology to build them didn’t exist when the Second World War began. If only the human race could find a way to channel that much effort peaceful resolution of our differences.
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I went into the store knowing exactly what I wanted. called the Big Smoke – probably in reference to the smog Guys are like that. Women - not so much. and pollution that are inevitable when you get a whole A woman will go shopping just to go shopping. Most bunch of humans packed into one place as compared to men though go shopping to buy something specific and, living like we do here in the Boundary. once that is done, then they are done shopping. Of course, some days Grand Forks can get pretty smoky I needed a water hose clamp. I was trying to set up the itself. But generally when you’ve got such low population watering so Special K would be able to do the watering density that they have to cancel the afternoon traffic jam without having to move a lot of hose and sprinwhenever Judy puts her pickup in the shop klers. then the air is bound to be a little clearer. A LITTLE I knew where in the store to find the clamp I PERSPECTIVE This time they outdid themselves on the needed, had one in hand in no time flat and was smoke part though. heading to the checkout counter in record time. There were a number of forest fires burnI don’t think I was in the store any more than a ing in Southern Oregon when I got there. minute or so before I was in line to settle up and This I didn’t know until I walked out of the get back home. airport terminal late Monday night. That was I was next in line. There was a clerk ringthe last time I tried taking a big breath in for ing up the stuff for the fellow ahead, but there the next few days. Pat was only one till working so I was just hanging As I drove down the streets it looked like KELLY out and waiting my turn when another clerk a heavy fog was blanketing the town with the came up and asked if I’d found everything that cones of haze under all the streetlights. I needed. The next morning I realized how bad it I told him I’d found everything I wanted and, when he was – you couldn’t see further than a few blocks and there stuck his hand out, I gave him the clamp and we waited were no hills on the horizon. In fact there was no horizon together for the cash register to come free. on the horizon. It was then that I realized that this store had people linThis area is famous for it’s river rafting and draws huge ing up to take my money from me. numbers of tourists. But the smoke was so bad that the I told them as much too, adding that maybe I was being river was closed to the tour operators – it was too hazardovercharged to allow for their wages and all when the clerk ous to the public just sitting in a boat. at he register replied with a warning edge to his voice, “No, It made the little signs on the stores that prohibit smokbut you could be.” ing near the doors pretty redundant and the shoppers at *** Walmart were in sweat shop conditions themselves – what I got away for a couple of days in Southern Oregon to with the automatic doors constantly opening and closing. visit family last week. It sure made getting home attractive – even the rain Bright lights – big city sort of thing. Also sometimes was better than living next to a smudge pot.
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Happy 120th Birthday, Midway
from all of us at the
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Phone 250-449-2739 925 Thirteenth Avenue (behind the museum) hdremillard@shaw.ca
Village of Midway at the Kettle River, looking north – circa 1908.
Happy Birthday, Midway! Have a wonderful celebration! From the Management and Staff of
Village of Midway Join in an old-fashioned
picnic and some
It’s true! The picnic is Saturday! Celebrations start at 3 p.m.!
Join us for some oldfashioned fun
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old-fashioned fun! Saturday, August 10, 2013 James McMynn Park
Celebrations start at 3 p.m.
McMynn Approaching Midway Station from the east – circa 1900.
Congratulations Midway th on your 120 !
Area E Director Bill Baird
Thursday, August 8, 2013 Boundary Creek Times
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Come join us in our celebration!
A little bit of everything! May Day celebrations at the fairgrounds – circa 1910.
celebrates 120 years Games and Races for the whole family
120 years have come and gone Here’s to another 120 and more
Congratulations from the staff of the
Potato sack and three-legged races, balloon toss, longest potato peel, and tug-o-war Singles, families and kids (make your own teams)
Let’s Make Music!
Thank you
Midway Community Club
for hosting the old fashioned picnic in celebration of Midway’s 120th.
Come join in the fun.
Outdoor jam sessions (Singles allowed) Bring your own isntruments
Mayor and Council,
Village of Midway
FREE!
hot dogs, cake, lemonade and watermelon Photos courtesy of Kettle River Museum
Congratulations Midway! Wishing you another great 120 years Mayor, Council & Staff
The City of Greenwood
McDuff’s Shoeing Shop – circa 1898.
Congratulations Midway ~ You’ve come a long way Thank you for your continued support. Have fun and be safe.
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Riverfest a celebration
Discover Rock Creek (DRC) hosted Riverfest on Saturday at the market grounds next to Rags, Relics and Rutabagas. As he officially opened the day, Johnny Gibot of the Cree Nation said that of the four elements – earth, wind, water and fire – the chief element is water. He reminded all listening that twothirds of Mother Earth is water. DRC organizer Pat Pownall declared it a day to celebrate community, the river, the talent of the people near the river, and to reflect upon conservation and awareness. Steve and Susan Ogierman organized music through the day. The grounds were decorated with art done by the students and staff at West Boundary and Beaverdell Elementary Schools. Nikki Ferrier announced three pieces from each class that will be included in the 2014 Rock Creek Directory that is annually produced by DRC. There was a barrel-duck race that raised funds for future projects. Retired teacher John Hibberson brought a slideshow of images he has independently published in a book entitled Riversong. Copies of the book are available at Rags, Relics and Rutabagas in Rock Creek. Oliver Fire Chief Dan Skaros was also there to provide public education about rattlesnakes. On August 1 one year ago Skaros was bitten on the finger by only one fang of a baby rattler and he very nearly died. In introducing Skaros, Pownall said that people are often victim to three popular misconceptions: Rattlesnake bites are not all that serious; rattlers are not on this side (south) of the river; and, that if you are bitten then you just need to hop on over to the hospital and they will have that attended to straight away. “None of those are true,” said Pownall. Skaros brought two snakes to show to people – a rattlesnake and a bull snake. He is experienced in handling them; in fact the Worker’s Compensation Board taught him, hence he removes them from vineyards so workers don’t get bitten. Because they are a protected species he relocates them rather than killing them. Last year he was removing one from a
rock wall and another came out and bit him. He was in Oliver Hospital in only 15 minutes, but by then his whole body was convulsing. The anti-venom for a rattlesnake bite costs from $1,500 to $2,000 per vial, and the doctors gave Skaros 16 vials. They
saved his life – but he will lose his finger, which will be amputated later this year because it no longer works. According to Skaros, the Grand Forks Hospital does not stock the anti-venom. So he suggests caution and using a walking stick when out hiking.
Ardena Elliot had games for the kids.
Kids were really impressed with Dan Skaros and his bull snake. Cliff was busy all day helping people perfect their panning skills.
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Some 200,000 people disappeared within a 300-meter radius of ground zero on Aug. 6 in Hiroshima and Aug. 9 in Nagasaki, leaving thousands more to die and many more to live a life tortured by disease which they passed on to the unborn. Sixty-eight years later over 20,000 more deadly nuclear warheads encircle the globe. The U.S. and Russia have about 1,500 on five-minute launch ready alert. Some nuclear weapons states reserve the right for first strike or the right to use conventional weapons on nuclear facilities. As well NATO, of which Canada is a member, maintains the right to use nuclear weapons. The drive to build more nuclear pow-
er plants is of great concern. Three Mile Island, Chernobyl and Fukisima all bear witness of the danger to humans and the environment. The danger does not stop with warheads or power plants either. The use of radioactive waste dubbed ‘Depleted Uranium’ coating missiles, bullets and tanks in order to ‘protect’ our soldiers continues. The effects of this low-level ionization/radiation are showing up in Serbia, Bosnia, Iraq, and Afghanistan. Medical staff in these countries are documenting the unprecedented rise in cancer, diabetes, autoimmune diseases and birth defects. A campaign by anti-nuclear activists, instituted a legislated ban on uranium mining and exploration in B.C., but it can be lifted very easily. In the Kootenay/ Boundary/Okanagan we have uranium
deposits. Disturbed deposits become radioactive and the emissions can’t be stopped. If we are serious about not exposing our children to further radiation, we must be vigilant. We must let our politicians, of all levels, know we do not support exploration and mining of uranium, we must insist that all excavation ensure no uranium lies underground. We must work to bring the legislated ban into law that cannot be changed at the whim of the sitting government. There are millions who raise their voices daily with many more during Hiroshima/Nagasaki week. We ask you to join us at Gyro Park in Grand Forks on Aug. 10 at 1 p.m. We have speakers, entertainers, information and a silent auction. Laura Savinkoff, Boundary Peace Initiative
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Greenwood hosts Boundary Bash CRAIG LINDSAY
Grand Forks Gazette Reporter
Like many West Kootenay residents, Oliver Glaser and his wife left the big city to raise their family in a small town setting. Glaser doesn’t regret the decision but he does miss his rugby mates and the action on the field. To that end, Glaser decided to organize the Boundary Bash Social 10s Rugby Tournament in his hometown of Greenwood and invite his Vancouver club, the East Vancouver Scribes, and a few other teams up for some rugby and some socializing in the West Kootenays.
“I moved to Greenwood last year in May. I grew up in the country, on a farm in Langley surrounded by horses,” said Glaser. “We wanted something like that for our kids, so we came out here.” The tournament took place this past weekend in Greenwood and featured the host Scribes, a team from Chilliwack, the Trail Colonials, a West Kootenay select team, which included several players from Grand Forks, and a women’s team from Nelson, which scrimmaged against the referees. The other teams played round-robin games and the tournament wrapped up with a final game featuring Trail and the
Scribes. The Trail squad captured the title with a hard-fought 35-20 win. For their efforts, the Colonials picked up the game ball, which was a custom-made cow hide rugby ball made by Ingram Creek Saddlery in Greenwood. “Selfishly, I put the tournament on so all my friends would come up and I could play rugby with them,” admits Glaser. “The real, main thing is to see if I can build some interest and get to know the local rugby players. See if we can get the Grand Forks (Wanderers) team back together again or start it up again so we can play some regular games again. Moving from Vancouver, the only thing I miss here is sailing and
Players ended fast and fierce action of the Boundary Bash Social 10s Rugby Tournament in Greenwood last weekend with a group photo. In the final (below), Trail Colonials (in black) defeated the East Vancouver Scribes 35-20 to claim the tournament title.
PHOTOS: WAYNE MALLETTE
rugby. I don’t miss the traffic or anything.” Glaser joined the East Vancouver Scribes after playing high school rugby in Langley. He said the club plays games every Saturday in the spring and fall, and practices twice a week. “Once you play rugby, you’re kind of committed to three days a week of hanging out with the boys,” he said. “Wednesday nights have always been our club night, where we hang out at the clubhouse. It’s something I miss being out here in the Boundary – the rugby culture. There’s less of it here; less guys playing. My hope with this is that we get more interest and get more players.” Rugby is known as much for the social aspect of the game as for the action on the field. Glaser says that almost every club team in Vancouver has its own clubhouse and the socializing is very important to the culture. “It’s just sort of a tradition – an old English thing,” he said. To that end, there was much more going on at Boundary Bash than rugby. Saturday saw full-contact walking rugby. There was also boat races, tug-o-wars, skills competition and a Sunday night social with the Scribes house band, The Dropbears. Glaser hopes to make the Boundary Bash a regular yearly occasion. “For me, it’s really important to see local guys come out and play,” he said. “Trail and Nelson told me they’re stoked that there is a tournament here so they can have a chance to play teams from the coast that they wouldn’t normally play.”
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Football Poker SportsCentre 30 for 30 SportsCentre SportsCentre Ent ET NCIS: Los Angeles Elementary CHBC News Final NCIS Theory News News etalk (N) So You Think You Can Dance (N) Saving Hope (N) George Cor Mercer 22 Min News George Arctic Air The National (N) Inside Access NCIS: Los Angeles Person of Interest News Late Sh. NCIS Ent ET NCIS: Los Angeles Elementary News Hour Final NCIS Be the Creature Monarchy Hear and Now Snap Be the Creature Ent Insider Body of Proof News Kimmel Extreme Weight Loss “Mike” (N) Tattoo Tattoo Tattoo Tattoo Ink Master (N) Ink Master Ink Master Rehab Rehab Hunt Intl Hunters Flip or Flip or Rehab Rehab Hunters Hunters (8:01) Barter Kings Storage Storage Storage Storage Barter Kings Barter Kings (N) Anderson Cooper E. B. OutFront Piers Morgan Live Anderson Cooper E. B. OutFront Baby Zoink’d! Splatalot Zoink’d! Wipeout Canada Prank Prank Weird Splatalot Hawaii Five-0 NCIS NCIS “Iceman” ››› “Hellboy II: The Golden Army” Loaded Loaded River Monsters Ice Cold Gold Loaded Loaded How/ How/ Housewives/Atl. Princess Princess Shock Docs Housewives/Atl. World’s Dumbest... Theory Two News 30 Rock Sunny So You Think You Can Dance (N) TMZ (N) The Little Couple Who Do You The Little Couple Who Do You The Little Couple “Star Spangle” Criminal Minds Criminal Minds “Star Spangle” Flashpoint “Grizzly Falls” “The Jacket” ››› “King Kong” Naomi Watts. (DVS) Wizards Wizards Wizards-Place Wingin’ Warth Lizzie Raven Cory Princess Seinfeld Seinfeld Fam Guy Fam Guy Amer. Rules › “Road Trip: Beer Pong” Just for Laughs Match Simpson Theory Commun Drunk The Je Daily Colbert (9:15) “Requiem for a Heavyweight” ››› “The Human Comedy” ›› “Pulp” Donut Donut Diners Diners Chopped (N) Chopped Chopped Storage Storage Storage Storage Duck Buck Storage Storage Ghost Hunters Cnt. Cnt. Apocalypse Prophets of Doom Aftermath Face Off Heroes of Cosplay Star Trek: Voyager Castle Face Off “Going for Gold” (5:00) ›››› “The Godfather, Part II” ››› “The Godfather, Part III” Al Pacino. Rose. Rose. Debt ET 3’s Co. 3’s Co. Drew Drew 3rd Rock 3rd Rock Caillou Cat in Big Max, Back Dora... Umi Band Max, Thomas After Newton Fixing Juvie Moyers-Comp Frontline Charlie Rose (N) J’pardy! Wheel Game Night News Jay America’s Got Talent (N) Chelsea etalk Giuliana & Bill Kardashian Giuliana & Bill (N) TMZ Live News Ent Seinfeld Office Office Insider Law Order: CI South Pk ’70s Two Two Whose? Whose? KTLA 5 News Friends Friends Capture (N) News at Nine Funny Videos Rules Rules 30 Rock Scrubs 30 Rock Sunny PIX News at Ten Seinfeld Seinfeld Friends Friends Jim Chris Fam Guy Amer. Gadget Spider Tintin Hercules Batman He-Man She-Ra Ninja Trans. G.I. Joe “English Butler” Twice in a Lifetime Popoff ›› “Beautiful Girls” Timothy Hutton. Paul Byrom Rock, Pop and Doo Wop (My Music) 60s Girl Grooves (My Music) Dine Dine Dine Love Purpose Sex and the City Cold Case Paid Fabric-Cosmos Weird or What? Fabric-Cosmos Secret History of UFOs
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Singin’ the blues
Harpdog Brown and The Bloodhounds drove nine hours between gigs at the Calgary Blues Fest on Saturday night and the 16th annual Sky High Blues Fest in Rock Creek on Sunday evening. Sky High brings quality blues to the Kettle Valley each year for a weekend of music and fun in a non-hassle, non-corporate, down-home atmosphere. A mini-stage was new this year, which featured some talented younger artists as well as a group of professional buskers over from Kelowna.
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Hugs: And many compliments regarding the Catholic Tea at the rectory for Sacred Heart Church in Greenwood. To Father Marcel Cote and all the hostesses for the very best and the last tea in the church rectory.
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Church Directory GREENWOOD Sacred Heart Catholic Church Rev. Marcel Cote 326 Church Avenue Mass - Saturday 5 pm St. Jude’s Anglican Church of Canada Rev. Simon Shenstone 250-442-5808 145 S. Kimberley Services at 4pm (1st, 3rd & 5th Sunday) Evangel Chapel Interim Pastor Martin Fromme 250-449-1978 Food Bank 250-445-6571 401 N. Kimberley Service - Sunday at 10 am St. Columba United Church of Canada Rev. Kim Horwood 250-442-3311 101 S. Government Service & Sunday School - Sunday 9 am www.boundaryunited.ca MIDWAY Boundary Community Church Contact Gene Bradford 250-449-2422 at the Midway Community Hall Service - Sunday at 10 am King of Kings New Testament & Academy Pastor Rick Steingard 250-449-2252 735 9th Ave Service - Sunday at 10 am Jehovah’s Witnesses 943 13th Street 250-449-2665 Tuesday - 7 pm Sunday - 10 am ROCK CREEK St. Mary’s Anglican Church Kettle Valley Service - 2nd & 4th Sunday at 10:30 am BRIDESVILLE Sidley Mountain Cowboy Church Pastor Ed Brouwer 250-495-4877 Service at 6 pm on 2nd and 4th Sunday Bridesville Hall WESTBRIDGE Humuh Monastry Buddhist Meditation & Empowerment Centre Master Maticintin (1-800-336-6015) Meditation & Spiritual Teachings Sunday at 11 am Seventh-day Adventist Church Harald Zinner 250-446-2517 Westbridge Community Hall Service - Saturday at 10 am
Church celebrates 20th anniversary
On Sunday, July 28, Boundary Community Church celebrated its 20th anniversary. Current board members are seen here cutting the birthday cake: Vic Peters - Interim Pastor, also original pastor (left), and board members Steve Dunham, George Braun and Gene Bradford. Boundary Community Church is affiliated with the Mennonite Brethren Conference of churches and has been meeting in Midway since July of 1993. PHOTO: JUANITA VAN KUIK
Three problems with favouritism saved. James says, why cater to the rich?. “Are not the rich exploiting you?” ”Just saying”, by the sometimes irreverent Ed Brouwer. It was the upper crust (a No claims of absolute originality are made for this material. bunch of crumbs held togethAs one man said, “I milk a lot of cows, but I churn my own butter.” er by their own dough) that James 2:1 My brothers, as does not play favorites.” Jesus were persecuting the Chrisbelievers in our glorious Lord treated everybody with dig- tians, judging and insultJesus Christ, don’t show fa- nity. ing the Christians, throwing If there is one place in the them to the lions. vouritism. 3. Favourtism is unlovJames says there are three world where there shouldn’t be any kind of discrimination ing. I John 4:20 If a man problems with favouritism. 1. Favoritism is unchris- it ought to be the church. says he loves God and hates 2. Favouritism is unrea- his brother he’s lying. How tian. This word “favouritism” is used only three other times sonable. In 2:5-7 he’s not say- can you love God whom you in the Bible. Each of those re- ing that it’s good to be poor haven’t seen if you don’t love fers to God and it says, “God and bad to be rich. Nor is he your brother whom you have saying that seen? only the Love treats people with In Memory poor will be mercy. Love gives people what they need, not what they deserve. How do you treat June 24, 1922 Serving the community since 1936 people? HOW TO Connie passed away in TREAT PEOthe Grand Forks hospital at PLE RIGHT the age of 91 on July 19, 2013. Three steps: She was predeceased by her husband Leslie Guy and her two Accept every beautiful daughters Marilyn Lyons and Diane (Sadie) body. There’s a Barrie. Leaving behind her brother Robert Cherry difference bewho lives in Ashcroft, B.C., two grandchildren Jason Blaine R. Krist tween accepBarrie and Stacy Elliot, two great-grandchildren Our staff is committed to tance and apSkyra and Solamon Elliot and of course many your complete satisfaction. proval. You can We pride ourselves on the wonderful friends who will forever miss her witty quality of our service, sense of humour and her get up and go attitude! accept someone LOWEST PRICE, and our Love you, Grandma. without approvdedication to the community. ing of his life“We Invite You To Compare” There will be a celebration of life memorial service style. “Accept at the westbridge hall on Aug 16 at 6:00 p.m. 5920 Kootenay Street Oliver, B.C. We will be serving desserts and coffee. one another just (Same location since 1974) Connie’s wishes were in lieu of flowers for as Christ acMonday to Friday donations to be made to the Canadian Mental Health 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. cepted you.” RoAssociation under her name. Evening, Saturday and Sunday mans 15:7. Vancouver /Burnaby Branch by appointment At Sidley Suite 110-2425 Quebec Street 250.498.3833 A division of Service Corp. International Vancouver, B.C. V5T-4L6 Mountain Cow-
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Run hits dollar goal Organizers of the 2013 JLB Memorial Kettle River Run have issued a new tally of donations this year and the revised total puts them over their goal of raising $12,000 for the BC Cancer Foundation of the Southern Interior. Registrations on the day of the run brought the total to almost $9,200 and an additional pledge in the amount of $4,000 from Dr. D. Vallis ‘In Memory of Walter Cox’ put the run over the top with more than $13,000. In the four years the run has been going ap-
proximately $40,000 has been raised. “Next year is our fifth anniversary, I hope that many more people will register for the event and help us raise money for emergency funds that help with gas, groceries and medical treatment,” said organizer Stephanie Boltz, adding that the JLB Memorial Run is no longer about John, it is for the many who have lost loved ones and/or for the people who are on the tough and long journey of appointments, blood tests, travel, and treatment and for the family members who watch.
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It was unfortunate that our July 25, 2013 story about the JLB Memorial Kettle River Run was entitled “Run in memory of John”. While the run originally started in memory of John Boltz, the family now considers the JLB Memorial Kettle River Run to no longer be solely about John. Rather, it is for the many who have
lost loved ones and/or for the people who are on the tough and long journey of appointments, blood tests, travel, and treatment and for the family members who watch. We apologize for any confusion caused by our error.
Goats used for weed control Submitted
When it comes to the fight against invasive plant species, a new and exciting method is proving to be quite useful. This method is known as targeted goat grazing, and it has been used successfully, including by the City of Kamloops. Basically, targeted grazing involves using goats to munch on and kill weeds. Examples of weeds that have been controlled using this method include plumeless thistle (Carduus acanthoides), knapweeds (Centaurea spp.), and Canada thistle (Cirsium arvense). The reason why this method is thought to be so effective is because once a plant is grazed on, it loses it’s flowers and leaves, and cannot go to seed or do photosynthesis. This means that the plant can’t reproduce or grow. Goat excrement is also an excellent fertilizer and therefore targeted grazing not only gets rid of weeds, it also encourages the growth of grasses and other native species. The Boundary Invasive Species Society and the Regional District of Kootenay Boundary are
Mark Rowe has become the first holder of a woodlot licence issued under the auspices of the Scottish Woodlot Association (SWA). Mark, 32, runs a forestry consultancy and mobile sawmill business and has broad experience in rural land management. The woodlot licence covers 37 ha of mixed woodland on the Corsewall Estate and initially will be an 18-month pilot to establish the concept, though all parties are committed to a longer term agreement following this first phase. Under the terms of the licence Mark will be responsible for managing the woodlot according to a management plan agreed with the landowner, Angus Carrick-Buchanan. This will include felling and extracting timber, which he will then be allowed to process and sell himself, as firewood and sawn timber. In return Mark will pay an annual rental for the woodlot. The concept of woodlot licences has been inspired by the situation in British Columbia where the Provincial Government has been running a highly successful woodlot licence program on Crown land for over 30 years. There, they are seen as an important part of a diverse forestry sector, delivering particular local and community benefits, and as such are being actively promoted and
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now asking the question—can targeted grazing be used to control hoary alyssum (Berteroa incana)? Application Deadline: Aug 28, 2013 Hoary alyssum has become such a problem Certificates such as: species within the Boundary, and despite all efCall today: or 250-445-6618 • WHMIS like the above —— Something so I250-442-2722 can change the d forts, it is still extremely invasive. Therefore, any • Transportation of Dangerous Goods method that can be used to control hoary alys• OFAeach Level 1 – time…. with Travel Endorsement the title • Fall Protection sum must be explored! • Supervisor Safety Management Boundary So far, initial trial runs suggest that targeted • World Host goat grazing can indeed be used against hoaryFor al- the 2nd Level and1 4th Sundays (twice a month for the • Foodsafe yssum, as goats will munch on both the flowers • Serving It Right and the leaves of this weed. Funding provided through the Canada-BC Labour Market Agreement • H2S Alive How effective the grazing is in the long-term is not yet known. And although hoary alyssum is known to be toxic to some livestock, so far no health problems have surfaced within these test runs. If you’re interested in learning more about targeted grazing using goats, come out to a free workshop on Aug. 10 at the Regional District of the Kootenay Boundary office in Grand Forks at 10 a.m. To sign up for this workshop, contact the Boundary Invasive Species Society at 250-4462232 or boundaryinvasives@gmail.com.
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expanded by the Government of B.C. Brian McNaughton, general manager of the Federation of British Columbia Woodlot Associations (FBCWA) issued the following statement about the new Scottish forest tenure: “This is a notable accomplishment and hopefully it’s the first of many woodlot licences in Scotland. The FBCWA is proud to have been able to offer advice and encouragement. In a small way, we feel as if your success is our success. Congratulations!” The Scottish Woodlot Association (SWA) has been established to take forward the concept in Scotland, where recent research has revealed the ownership and management of forestry to be highly concentrated. This results in both a lack of diversity in the sector, and also a lack of opportunity for individuals to get involved in managing woodland for themselves. The SWA hope in time that woodlot licence tenure will become an important ‘family forestry’ model in a more diverse Scottish forestry. “This is a historic day for family forestry in Scotland, and we hope in years to come there will be many more woodlot licences established, supporting a flourishing woodland culture. However every journey has to start with a first step,” said Andy Brown, Secretary, SWA.
A20 Boundary Creek Times Thursday, August 8, 2013
Motorcycle bash raises funds for AIM
Between the motorcycles and the music, Rock Creek was a noisy place over the long weekend as the 25th annual Association for Injured Motorcyclists (AIM) Boogie Bash was held at the Rock Creek Fairgrounds. Riders came from all corners of the province to party and raise funds for the AIM Interior Chapter. Two long-time AIM members, both from the Vancouver AIM Chapter who had come up to help organize the weekend in Rock Creek were given the task of doing an interview while Interior Chapter president Dave (Newfie) Stuckless was busy with the Boogie Bash. Gary Richardson who serves as the visitation director, joined Dave Munro president of the Vancouver Chapter of AIM in the interview. They explained that the purpose of AIM is to assist motorcycle accident victims or their families following an accident. “We help any injured rider – they do not have to be a member of AIM,” said Richardson. When invited by the injured rider or their family, AIM provides regular weekly
hospital visits and helps with some expenses such as paying for the downed rider’s TV and spouses parking while they are hospitalized. Richardson said parking alone could cost more that $50 a day in the Lower Mainland. After the rider is discharged AIM is available to continue with home visits, perhaps providing transportation so the injured rider can get to the bank or shoveling the snow off their walk. “We never know what we are going to do for someone until we go talk to them,” explained Munro. The Boogie Bash gives the Interior Chapter the funds to do that work, and it attracts bikers from all over the province who come to party and have a good time. “Attitudes aren’t permitted,” stressed Munro. There are a number of organized events throughout the weekend – a poker run, Bavarian garden, bike games in the arena, and live music at night. It rained a bit every day of the four-day event this year – some days more than others.
Both Richardson and Munro are amputees who themselves have lost a leg in motorcycle accidents. Richardson’s in 1969 long before AIM was formed. Munro was active in the group as a director some years ago but didn’t experience his accident until six years ago. “Because I was doing stuff with AIM it kind of helped me,” he says. “I never stopped doing stuff when I was in the hospital. It kept me going, it kept me busy. I never stopped doing things like that so I never went through the different stages of depression and everything else. Because I was always busy. Anybody who gets a trauma thing like that if they are busy doing things they don’t go through that stage until after they slow down and they have time to think.” Richardson said that AIM welcomes local residents to the event, inviting them to pass through the gate for free. “The more you have the local residents involved the happier they are because they see what is going on,” he said. He stressed that no one gets paid for the work they do with AIM, although inciden-
In a variation of both musical chairs and finders-keepers – there is one less baked potato in the hay pile than there are contestants.
tal expenses such as gas and parking are reimbursed. “Everything else goes to the injured riders.” Because most injured motorcyclists are transported to the Lower Mainland for their initial treatment and rehab, the Vancouver Chapter is a busy one. There are now four chapters in the province: Vancouver, Interior, Prince George and Kootenays and riders will be referred to their local chapter when they head home. Each chapter is financially independent, though each must abide by the constitution and bylaws as adopted by the Vancouver Chapter in 1983. “AIM will help anybody who has been hurt on a motorcycle, but we have to be called,” said Munro. “We do not ambulance chase. Once we are called then we can go see him – but we have to be invited in.” He said at least ten riders who have been helped by AIM in the past were in attendance at the Boogie Bash, and that’s where he feels a sense of gratitude – to see someone doing well afterwards.
Riders and passengers await their turn to compete in the arena events.
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Rick Digby maneuvers his bike through the barrel race at the 25th annual AIM Boogie Bash in Rock Creek last weekend.