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■ SPORTS: The A-Muse Troupe delighted the audience at the Spirit Square during their Summer Kicks performance on Aug. 7.

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CPR expands safety policy after Quebec tragedy River battle hitting the Columbia on Aug. 24 ..............................17

Jessica Schwitek editor@thegoldenstar.net It has been one month since the tragedy in Lac-Megantic, Que., that took the lives of 47 people.

A train derailed and exploded. Investigations are still ongoing to determine the exact cause of the accident, and CP Rail is keeping a close

eye on their operations and making sure their safety policies are up to date.

“The safe operation of Canadian Pacific and ensuring the safety of our employees and the communities through which we operate, like Golden, remains the focus for CP, and this will never change,” said Ed Greenberg, spokesperson for CP Rail.

Since the derailment in Quebec, CP has

revisited their rules and regulations.

“The recent situation gave us a chance to thoroughly review our safety procedures, as we do on an ongoing basis. The result was that on July 12, we strengthened our operating procedures in some key areas that were identified from what occurred.”

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Emily Moore, Marcus Molfenter and Carmen Narancsik are inviting the community to join them at the Eagle’s Eye Restaurant for the Alexander Keith’s Brewmasters event on Aug. 30.

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Jessica Schwitek editor@thegoldenstar.net For one night only, the Eagle’s Eye Restaurant is inviting the community up to the restaurant for dinner to enjoy the amazing view, with some Alexander Keith’s brew.

Booked pretty much solid with weddings throughout the summer, this event on Aug. 30 will be your only chance to spend an evening at Canada’s most elevated dining experience.

“It’s going to be a four-course meal paired with the beer...Hopefully it will be a fantastic evening for the sunset as well,” said Marcus Molfenter.

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a little different for their guests.

“It gives us a different clientele, and beer is pretty inviting for the summer time.”

Alexander Keith’s brews will include two new Hop Ales, just introduced by the brewery this summer - Hallertauer Hop Ale and Cascade Hop Ale. The four-course meal will feature fresh, seasonal ingredients chosen to compliment the diverse selection of Keith’s products.

Tickets are presale only, and $85, or $75 for designated drivers. There are 90 tickets available, and they include the gondola ride, tax, and gratuity.

“I expect it to sell out, especially since it’s the Friday of the long weekend,” said Molfenter.

Call 1-866-754-5425 to make your reservation.

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CONGRATULATIONS and THANK YOU To Ken and the entire Fire Department and the Town of Golden on their purchase of a new truck for the department.

We thank the men and women of the Fire Department for their dedication and bravery!

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Now is your chance to help the community to recognize the people who make Golden what it is.

Nominations are open for the Bowle-Evans Award, which honours community volunteers in the mould and memory of Peter Bowle-Evans. Bowle-Evans provided leadership and vision in the creation of the road up Mount 7, and the development of the launch site. He was tireless in fundraising and building community support for this project, attracting volunteers ranging from hang gliders and road builders to local and provincial political leaders.

Without the development of this initial infrastructure, there would be no bike trails on Mount 7, and no viewpoint for those of us who are not brave enough to fly from the launch, which has made Golden a global destination for paragliding.

This award, which started in 2008 and is from Golden Area Initiatives, is presented at the Kicking Horse Country Chamber of Commerce Community Excellence Awards each year. Eligible nominees include volunteers with not-for-profit organizations of Kicking Horse Country (both Golden and Area A), who serve the community through the implementation of innovative ideas and approaches in response to community challenges and opportunities.

This award is intended to honour social innovators who are developing new ideas in order to address complex social and community issues that help the community continue to be a great place to live.

Examples of innovative approaches to community development activities may include: developing creative approaches to programs and activities, fostering community engagement and community spirit, or developing community resources and infrastructure.

Previous recipients of the award include: Roger Ross for his contributions to the Golden and District Golf Club; Merle and Mike McKnight for their contributions to the development of the Whitetooth Ski Area; Evelyn Keenleyside for her ongoing work in the social service sector; and Bill Usher for his ongoing work for arts and culture.

Nomination forms can be found online at www.goldenbritishcolumbia.com, or in print at the Golden Star office. Please submit completed forms with a “reason for nomination” paragraph by Sept. 16 to the Golden Area Initiatives office or to dwheelhouse@goldenbritishcolumbia.com.

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Women’s centre hosts Saluting Summer Jessica Schwitek editor@thegoldenstar. net On Friday Aug. 30 take a stroll through the Spirit Square on your lunch break, and check out the Golden Women’s Resource Centre’s Saluting Summer Fundraiser.

The fundraiser, which will hopefully become an annual event, runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., and

will have some family fun and entertainment.

“The whole event will be in partnership with Victim Services and the Golden Food Bank,” said Mel Meyers, executive director of the women’s centre.

The funds raised will go towards keeping the women’s centre programming going, especially safe homes, outreach, and emergency fund-

ing for women who have to leave home.

“We’re going to have live music from some local performers, most of them are students who are going into Grade 12,” said Jordan Trotter, the centre’s summer student.

“And there’s going to be an art show.

People will be able to donate their art and then there will be a silent auction for all of the pieces. All

those donations will go to the women’s centre.”

On top of that the food bank will be organizing some carnival games for the kids. There will be a barbecue, and a raffle with some special prizes including a SGI phone.

“It’s a balloon raffle. So they’ve written a number on a balloon that you can buy, and if you’re number is drawn you

win a prize. And you get to have a balloon all day,” said Meyers.

The event will be the first unveiling of the new women’s centre T-shirts, which will also be on sale.

For more information, go to www. goldenwomencentre.ca.

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Behind the Wheel Golden’s watering restrictions have been in place since 2011, and are in effect year round.

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Golden water restrictions in effect Jessica Schwitek editor@thegoldenstar.net Ever since 2011, the Town of Golden has had year round watering restrictions, however there are many homeowners who are unaware of them.

“For the most part people are fairly compliant of the restrictions, but it’s an ongoing education process,” said Chris Cochran, manager of operations for the Town of Golden.

The Water System Rates and Regulations Bylaw, passed in 2011, limits the watering of lawns and gardens to every second day. Homes with even numbered addresses may water on even numbered days, and homes with odd numbered addresses may

water on odd numbered days.

On the allotted days, people may water between the hours of 4 and 10 a.m., and 7 and 10 p.m.

If the home has an automated irrigation system, watering must be between the hours of midnight and 6 a.m., and only on the permitted odd or even days.

The exception to this rule is hand held watering, which means at any time you are permitted to water your garden or lawn with a hand held container, or a hose with a springloaded shutoff nozzle.

“There’s also an exception if you’re establishing new grass seed or turf,” said Cochran.

The bylaw states, “If a water user has placed new sod on the premises, has a newly

seeded lawn, or otherwise needs to use water outside the restriction to foster similar new growth or landscaping, the water user may apply to the Manager of Operations for a Watering Variance Permit to water outside the restrictions.”

The Manager of Operations will consider the request, and if granted, the water user may water outside of the restrictions for up to 21 days.

These restrictions are in place both to conserve water, primarily for fire storage, but also to put less strain on the Town’s infrastructure, and keep the pumping costs as low as possible.

To see the Water Systems Rates and Regulations Bylaw in its entirety, go to www.golden.ca.

Haven’t You Got Anything Better To Do?

“Haven’t you got anything better to do?” This was a question that I was asked often during my service as a constable in traffic law enforcement.

I’m sure some of the drivers were just trying to needle me a bit in return for the ticket but most of them appeared to feel that sliding through a stop sign or doing a few kilometers per hour over the speed limit was trivial and should be ignored.

When you disobey the traffic rules over and over again and nothing bad happens it is easy to believe that there is no risk in those actions. If there is no risk then it is acceptable behaviour and may be considered normal.

Some drivers leave it at that and some push their boundaries until they have pushed too far. The result in both cases is an increased risk of collision.

Spending any amount of time in traffic law enforcement soon teaches you that what drivers often consider to be a trivial violation will eventually result in some horrendous consequences. You experience this directly with every serious collision that you are called on to investigate. There is no doubt in my mind that this experience caused me to write a ticket when the driver was expecting a warning.

My job was to change the behaviour of the motoring public to conform to the traffic rules. I used many tools to attempt this including a web site, newspaper articles, radio spots, group talks and yes, warnings and tickets. After this if you still chose to go your own way then my response to this query should be “No, I’ve already tried by other means and haven’t gotten through to you. Sign here please.”

The author is a retired constable with many years of traffic law enforcement experience. To comment or learn more please visit www.drivesmartbc.ca.

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Golden Festival Society planning full day of local music Jessica Schwitek editor@thegoldenstar.net An old society has just been revamped, and is working hard to bring a brand new festival to Golden next year.

“I was going to do

my own thing anyways, then I found out there was already a society formed...So I just took it over,” said Mike Pecora.

The Golden Festival Society is in the planning stages of bringing a full-day music

festival featuring local talent to Golden in 2014. Aside from the full day of musical entertainment, Pecora envisions a soccer and softball tournament on the same day, using Keith King Memorial Park as

Golden Lions Club Cnib/Sight First 19th Annual Charity Golf Tournament Monday, August 26, 2013 Starts at 11:00 am

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the festival grounds complete with a beer gardens and food venders.

“For the first year or two we have enough local talent to do a 14 hour concert with no breaks. I’m not worried about that part of it,” he said. “And we could bring in service groups, such as the Gentlemen’s Club, to organize the ball tournament.”

Although still in its early stages of planning, the society is considering the Father’s Day weekend for the festival’s date because there is already an annual soccer tournament. Adding the musical element would compliment it nicely.

When Pecora first brought this idea

about earlier in the summer, community members jumped on board. There is already a board of directors in place, each with their own task in the planning process.

“It seems like a huge task, but we definitely have the right team in place,” said Pecora.

“They’re all go-getters, there’s no naysayers. These are all people who are saying ‘let’s make it happen,’ not, ‘let’s see if we can make it happen.’

That’s the first key.”

Nothing quite like this has been done in Golden. There is a Golden Sound Festival coming up next month in Parson, which is bringing together local acts and out of town headliners. And there are

Mike Pecora and the Golden Festival Society are organizing a full-day musical festival of local musicians.

Star Photo outdoor concerts in Spirit Square all summer.

But there hasn’t been a full day music festival in town featuring an entirely local

lineup.

Anyone interested in learning more, or becoming part of the society, can contact Mike Pecora at 250344-5324.

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August 21 – 24, 2013 Schedule of Events

Wednesday, August 21 – Blaeberry River Blaeberry River interpretive walk with Annette Boelman - 5:00pm Blaeberry River float with Quantum Leaps - 6:30pm Thursday, August 22 – Kicking Horse River Kicking Horse Canyon Hike led by Joan Dolinsky - 10:00am Reel Paddling Film Festival - 7:00pm (tickets $10 cash in advance at the Art Gallery) Friday, August 23 – Columbia River Columbia River Float with Columbia Wetlands Adventures - 2:00pm Interpretive talk @ Columbia Wetlands Adventures with Colleen Palumbo - 4:00pm Saturday, August 24 – Kla-How-Ya River Battle 2nd Annual Kla-How-Ya River Battle - 10:00am Kla-How-Ya Celebration BBQ - 12:00pm For more information, visit http://goldenriverdays2013.webs.com/, or email goldenriverdays@gmail.com

CP Rail trains that pass through Golden operate with a set of General Operating Instructions to maintain public safety.

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Operational procedures strengthened

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Given the potential destruction, the rail industry is heavily regulated. CP employees have a set of General Operating Instructions that outline specific procedures to ensure the safe operation of their equipment. Their strengthened procedures are an enhancement of the General Operation Instructions.

The main revisions to the policy are: -If it is necessary to leave a train unattended outside a terminal or yard, the locomotive will now be locked. This occurred already in some high-risk locations, but it will now be formally applied across the network. CP does not operate

with one-person crews.

-They have strengthened train brake-setting procedures, which meet or exceed all regulations regarding brake setting.

-Going forward, all trains with tank cars containing regulated commodities will not be left unattended on main line tracks.

“For CP we felt implementing additional safety measures at this time was a prudent step to take,” said Greenberg.

“Our railway continually reviews practices and procedures to identify ways to further strengthen operating safety. CP continues to meet or exceed all federal operating and safety regulations and rules.”

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Celebrating Community Spirit - Open Spaces On the evening of June 18, 35 residents of Golden and Area A came together to discuss “Celebrating Community Spirit – One Idea at a Time.” This was a grassroots initiative to bring residents to a community table to talk about community. The objective of the evening was to share what we love about our community!

Celebrating Community Spirit – One Idea at a Time!

As an opportunity to further the discussion toward the future a grassroots vision, participants were asked to identify: 1.

2.

3.

What they would love their community to be.

What they would love their community to have.

What they would love their community to do.

These discussions were dynamic and supportive. The information below is a summary of the evening’s discussions. As you read the comments you will identify for yourself that some of these opportunities are currently underway in Golden and Area A. Others are interesting and need further discussion.

O n On Tu e s d a y, Thursday, June 18th, 2013

September 26, 2013 you are invited to a Light refreshments will be provided.

Community Open TheHouse objective of the@ eventthe is for citizens to bring their ideas and concepts to a Community Table and listen to the Golden Senior many Community Projects that are underway or Centre @ being percolated.

7:00 p.m. you are invited to participate in a Community Open House @ the Golden Civic Centre from 6:00pm to 9:00pm.

Participants felt the evening was a great opportunity to have healthy, honest and positive discussions and they are quoted here: When we think about small, rural BC communities, we think about the lifestyle we are choosing for ourselves and our families. In Golden, we are choosing a Three Questions will form the outcome of the evening: community that celebrates art, culture and community with events run by proud local volunteers.

We are choosing a community with amazing recreational 1. I love my community because….

Please contact Karen Cathcart at the opportunities with volunteer groups that work hard to create and improve these opportunities.

It is amazing what this small rural community has accomplished 2. I would love my community to have……

College for more information. since I moved here in 2007.

3. I would love my community to be…..

250-344-5901 or kcathcart@cotr.bc.ca - Denise Wheelhouse Rural Communities are the heart of our country. Rural Citizens are our lifeblood. The Celebrating Community Spirit evening was a very engaging evening that allowed everyone the chance to present their personal vision for our community and more importantly, to gain a better perspective on our friends and neighbour’s visions.

The strength of the meeting was the many positive initiatives proposed and the engagement of the attendees. The participants ranged from a newly married couple that just moved here to long-time residents that have had families in the area for generations. The ability of regular people to have their visions and dreams heard in an atmosphere free of lobbying any particular point of view is an invaluable tool. The challenge now is to create the atmosphere to keep “regular people” engaged and effect real changes that enhance our community. I eagerly await the continuation of the process.

- Terry Hickey

To Be • Small town look & feel • Diverse, prosperous & encouraging • Positive & informed community • more attractive & inviting • more sustainable jobs, population stability & growth, environmentally friendly practices, business development (financially) •Safe, healthy & affordable living for all •Incubator and mentoring of talent: education, students, youth, seniors • Supportive of local growth • A Destination • Centre for Sports Excellence

To Have

To Do

• Indoor pool and recreation centre •Multicultural festival & events •Affordable and local: housing, goods, services, events • Sporting and outdoor events •Town development for pedestrians, cyclists, motorists, locals & tourists alike • Attractive, vibrant town centre • Sustainable employment • Better & attractive signage • Synergy between existing local businesses and organizations • Safe and regular private & public transportation • More engaged tourists

• Encourage business, residential, employment & tourism development •Beautification and accessibilty of downtown area •Responsibly develop and promote outdoor recreational opportunities • Connect, develop and maintain roads and trail sysyems • Improve signage to & around town • Organize diverse monthly and annual events • Create inventory and directory of local talent • Support growth and development of youth and senior programming, and affordable childcare and education

• Commercial airport • Burgess Shale Interpretive Centre • Passenger rail service

• Improve and create community recycle and compost programs • Incentives for local business

To that end, Golden and Area residents are invited to participate in the Next Step in this process of Celebrating Community.

Building on the comments and ideas shared at the first session, please join the 35 people who started us moving forward on Thursday, September 26th @ 7:00 p.m. at the Golden Senior Center for an evening called Open Spaces. Come and be part of a grassroots initiative.

Your Community Spirit Team! Greg Ehman, Lori Baxendale, Mark Baxendale, Joyce Deboer, Ruth Hamilton, Jordon Petrovics, Karen Cathcart, Lynne Romano, Michele LaPointe, Nola Milum.

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Star OPINION

Neighbourly behaviour What makes a good neighbour?

Some people think it takes someone who helps you out when you’re in need, others think that minding one’s own business is enough to make a good neighbour.

It is important to be as courteous as possible to everyone around you, but when we live in such close - I SURMISE proximity to one another,

By Jessica Schwitek problems inevitably crop up.

And when they do, to be a good neighbour, it is important to address those problems head on.

Speak to your neighbours directly, and give them a chance to either clarify a misunderstanding, or rectify the situation.

Before you call the police to file a complaint about your noisy neighbour, knock on their door and politely ask them if they don’t mind keeping it down.

Because if you’re not careful, you may end up in your own “Stereo Wars” with your speakers facing the wall, each turning your music up louder and louder until one of you can’t stand it anymore (like a certain newspaper publisher I know).

I know that it can be intimidating to confront a person who is doing something you believe to be inappropriate.

But it is far better to face these problems head on, rather than trying to shame or force them into changing their behaviour.

Golden’s Fire Chief was accused of not respecting the Town’s watering restrictions. Should he have been given the opportunity to clarify or rectify the situation before the accusation was made public?

He was not given the opportunity to say that he does abide by the municipality’s watering restrictions, and that he respects the community and its laws.

Life is full of misunderstandings. Maybe there was a lack of knowledge about what the watering restrictions really are. Maybe there was some confusion as to who really lives where, with several fire department vehicles being parked in several officers’ homes.

Regardless of what was going on, everything could have been cleared up by simply having a face to face conversation.

The Fire Chief dedicates his time to the community of Golden, making sure someone will be there to help out whomever is in need. And he, like all good neighbours, deserved the benefit of the doubt.

Invasive Weeds Dear editor, For several years, the Community Weed Program has striven to control the invasive weed population in Golden, as well as to inform those who live here about the threat.

Sometimes, looking out at the beautiful mountains, the lush wetlands, or the sprawling forests, it is difficult to imagine that anything as small as a flower could threaten this land. Yet invasive weeds are second only to habitat loss when it come to endangering biodiversity.

Then again, after spending several hours pulling a large site, it can seem as though this enemy can never be overcome. This too is an false impression: the battle is far from lost.

Every summer, the weed co-ordinators revisit many of the sites from the previous years. And with very few exceptions, the site is either smaller, or less densely infested, or sometimes, to our great joy, completely free of invasive weeds. This is the thought we hold in the forefront of our mind as we bike down a road with ditches full of knapweed, or pause for a drink and notice a forest of burdock. This war is not over - some battles we are fighting are bitter, yes, but we will prevail.

Last Thursday, the 8th, was a fantastic demonstration of this: twenty people took time out of their days to come out to a weed pull held at the rodeo grounds/ dirt bike track area. They tackled burdock, knapweed, blueburr and mullien, and cleared a huge area.

Perhaps the best part of this, better even than the huge impact on

Dialyses Move To the editor, Having just read the letter in the Star, I am very upset with the third to the last paragraph in which it said, “of course it impacts us here in Golden as well, although not as directly because we don’t have anybody local using it right now but we are in the service area.”

It is obviously the mistake of the reporter for not

the invasive weeds at the site, is the collaboration of the different groups. In addition to Wildsight volunteers, people from Mountain Motor Sports and other dirt-bikers, as well as people from the Golden Light Horse Club, came out to help in this fight.

So THANK YOU - to those who came out and volunteered, and to all those who take time to clear your garden, or spread the word. It is because of people like you that this program is worthwhile, and the battle against invasive weeds will be won.

And that is because this beautiful place we live in - full of unique and fantastic birds, fish, animals, and plants - is well worth fighting for.

Sincerely, The Invasive Weed Co-ordinators

doing his research. I have had to live in Lethbridge now with my brother for a year and a half. I am very unhappy as I lived and raised my children in Golden for the last 23 years. My home had to be emptied out by friends and is sitting in storage .

My dreams of being in the same town with my children and grandchildren all because some council says Golden has no one who would use the machines?

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Golden point of view

What do you think of the sandwich boards that are now popping up all over Golden?

Mike Pecora

Alexis Ampudia

Stephen Keppler

Bouncing balls of STARS to the couple in Parson who do such a great job maintaining the Parson Recreation Park! We sure enjoy the courts, the lovely and clean outhouse and the good air we can once again breathe after the animal carcass was removed!

“They are fine... to a point! With a permit, size and uniformity regulations, and on the corner of where the specific business is. It’s starting to get ugly.”

“They are very handy to help me decide what I should have for lunch.”

“I think it’s fair game as long as they are within the town’s guide lines and follow the town’s regulations. So play ball!”

Mountains of Stingers to the woman who, on Aug. 6 at Kicking Horse Mountain Resort threw herself enthusiastically at my husband while blatantly ignoring me and a

Ask all the people who had to pack up and leave the home and town they love so much.

Both my kids lived within two km away from me and now I am 545 km away, not by choice. I only came to Lethbridge to visit my brother in March of 2012 when I suffered a major heart attack that my kidney did not survive, and I had to be put on dialysis. I was in the hospital in ICU for eight weeks and then I was transferred to a unit until September.

They said Golden had no dialysis and I put a call into Dr. Stark and he confirmed it. I cried like a baby. There went my whole quality of life.

So to the reporter who wrote this piece that made me have to write a letter to the editor, if I had to be yanked out, how many others have? Maybe you should pose the question again to the residents of Golden. You can bet their loved ones who are still in Golden will have plenty to say.

That is the question, YES we do need at least one machine. Please fight for us as it is very important, not only for me, but probably a lot more.

Kerry Larwill Golden BC Forced to live in a city

Stars to Alpine Auto for helping me fix my own car over the phone.

You’ve earned yourself a loyal customer.

Stars to Dalia and Golden Lotus Ayurveda for their fantastic Sunday yoga sessions at Spirit Square and the generous contributions from the community to the women’s centre.

Stinger: What is a person that can see, yet is blind? One who listens and believes rumors without any physical proof.

Stars to the gardeners that showed off their gardens during the Edible Garden Tour - very inspiring! Thank you to Wildsight for making the event possible.

Stars to Joyce deBoer, for being a good Samaritan and dog rescuer in our community.

Email your Stars and Stingers to editor@thegoldenstar.net

Go to www.thegoldenstar.net to have your say.

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young friend. Rudeness will not get you anywhere so next time keep your hands off my husband!!

Donate excess fruit to Boo the Bear Kyle Edworthy WildSafeBC Community Co-ordinator It's that time of year again when both apples and hungry bears are plentiful. By gathering your excess fruit and donating it to the Kicking Horse Grizzly Bear Refuge, you can accomplish two objectives: 1) You will reduce attractants and minimize potential problems for our wild bear population and 2) You can help our local celebrity grizzly bear, Boo, prepare for the upcoming winter.

Golden-area residents have been generous with their donations in the past. If you would like to donate apples or pears this year, just call 250-439-5474 and leave a message. You don't even need to drive up to the resort. We will send someone to pick up your donation. Just be sure A bear cub runs along the side of the road we have confirmed pick-up time so you don't leave your near Kicking Horse Mountain Resort. fruit outside any longer than necessary to avoid attractAli Starchuk/Star Photo ing unwanted hungry bears.

We also reserve the right to refuse any donation if it 3) Donations cannot contain excess yard waste or rotdoes not conform to the following guidelines: ten fruit. Please dispose of this trash appropriately.

1) All fruit must be packed in medium-sized boxes or 4) All donations must be made by September 15. bins that can easily be carried by one person. All bins will By adhering to these guidelines, the fridge where Boo's be returned to owners. Please label with your name and food is stored can be kept tidy and clean, and the fruit can phone number. be dispersed to him as necessary without attracting the 2) Fruit packed in paper, plastic, or garbage bags will attention of other wild bears on the mountain. Thanks not be accepted. for your participation and co-operation.

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Golden Cinema Presents: We’re the Millers starting Friday Aug.16 to Wednesday Aug.21 at 7pm. Late shows Friday and Saturday nights.

This Week John Hartman “The Columbia in Canada” at the Art Gallery of Golden June 21 - September 2.

Public Swim MondayThursday, 1-3:30pm.

Fridays, 1-7pm. Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7-9pm.

Saturday and Sundays, 3-8pm.

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Golden Farmers Market (Wednesday Market) from Wednesday June 12 to Aug.28 from noon-5pm in the CP parking lot.

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Over the Road Wednesday, Aug. 14 at the Rockwater Grill and Bar.

Storytime at the Golden Library 10:30-11:30am.

Free drop-in, contact 250344-6516.

Thurs, Aug. 15 Ben & Eric Jam Night at the Golden Taps Pub. Men’s drop-in basketball Thursdays from 8-10pm at the Rec Plex. $8.

Bruce Cockburn Aug. 16 at the Golden Civic Centre.

Doors at 7pm, show starts at 7:30pm. $40 (plus gst).

Brett Martin preforms at The Rockwater Grill and Bar Monday Aug.19. Tickets are $10 at the door.

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Spirit Square Saturday Market starting Saturday June 15 to Aug.31 from 11am-4pm at Spirit Square.

Meat Draw every Saturday at The Legion 5pm.

Job Skills Workshops at the Work BC office every Tuesday at 10am all summer. Call 250-344-5413 to register.

John Jenkins & Friends at the Rockwater 8pm.

The Balconies Aug.20 at the Golden Taps. No cover.

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Bridge Club Every Thursday at the Senior’s Centre from 1-4pm. Contact 250-344-5448.

Travis Pickering at Peaks Grill Saturday, Aug.17 and 31 from 6-9pm.

Devon Coyote at The Golden Taps Pub Aug.23. No cover.

Seniors Day at Reflections Hair Studio every Thursday 20% off all services, call 250-344-5766.

Ninja Funk Orchestra Saturday, Aug. 17 at the Rockwater Grill and Bar.

Tony Bell preforms at Peaks Grill Friday Aug.23 from 6-9pm.

Mountain Magic Quilters Guild Thursdays, 7:30-9pm in the Golden High School’s sewing room. New members and guests welcome, annual membership is $25.

Mihirangi at Jitas Cafe Thursday Aug.15. Doors at 7pm, show at 7:30pm.

Tickets $15 and are available at Jitas Cafe or Bizarre Entertainment.

Canadian Raptor Conservatory from Aug.1518 at Kicking Horse Mountain Resort. 2 shows daily at Gondola Top. Call 1-866-SKI-KICK for more details.

Fri, Aug. 16 Karaoke Night at The Mad Trapper every Friday night.

Meat Draw every Friday at The Legion 5:30pm.

Golden Youth Centre drop in Fridays from 3:30-9pm and movie night every Friday

Sun, Aug. 18 Junior Climbing Club at Dogtooth Climbing Gym 12:30-2pm. Booking is recommended 250-344-6444.

Sunday Howl open mic night at the Wolf’s Den every Sunday from 4-8pm. All ages welcome.

Outdoor Yoga in Spirit Square Sundays 11am12pm throughout July and Aug. Admission by donation to the Women’s Centre.

Crib every Sunday at the Brisco Community Hall at 1:30pm.

Arsen Shomakhov Orchestra Sunday, Aug.18 at the Rockwater Grill and Bar.

Mon, Aug. 19 Join the Cadets. Free program meets every Tuesday, 6:30 - 8:30pm at the Legion Banquet Hall. For young men and women ages 12 to 18.

Kla-How-Ya River Battle Aug.24. For more info call 250-272-7467 or email riverbattle@gmail.com.

El Groupo Cubano - Brisas del Palmar Monday Aug.26, 7pm, at the Mnt 7 Rec Plex. $24 adult, $18 senior/student, 12 and under free.

Matt Blais plays at the Golden Taps Pub Aug.28.

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Golden Lion’s Club CNIB/ Sight First Charity Golf Tournament Monday, Aug. 26 at 11am. $85 per person. To register call Gary Bjarnson 250-344-2336 for info.

Golden Women’s Centre presents “Saluting Summer” Fundraiser Aug.30 11am-3pm at Spirit Square. Live music, BBQ, raffle, and art show.

Golden Sound Festival Sept.7. Tickets $25-$75 available at Plane Wayne & Jane, and Jita’s Cafe.

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New Zealand’s Queen of the Loops is playing Jita’s Cafe Golden Star Staff reporter@thegoldenstar.net The lady they call the Queen of Loops will be treating the audience to her unique performance at Jita’s Cafe on Aug. 15.

Mihirangi creates her own band sound live in front of her audience, utilizing a loop pedal. The key to her music is the layering of her vocal sounds.

From the foundation of earth-shaking bass lines to intricately layered harmonies, rhythmic “ska” chops, sensuous jazzy riffs and beat boxing - it’s all done with the power of her voice, an incredible vocal range and an exceptional talent for timing, rhythm and dynamic tonality.

Singing in both Te Reo Maori and English, a multi-instrumentalist, Mihirangi also plays percussion, keyboards, guitar and Tonga Puoro (traditional Maori instruments).

Once you experience Mihirangi’s empowering live loop show, you’ll be hooked into her organic earthy vice and captivated by her stunning vocal performance. It’s easy to see why they call her The Queen of Loops.

She has had an expansive journey, having toured for seven years, five times around the globe, and performing at more than 50 international festivals. In 2012 Mihirangi was a finalist in New Zealand’s Got Talent, wowing the judges and the country with her incredible skills.

With her utterly unique musical vision and the cross-cultural harmony Mihirangi is an artist that has people sitting up, listening and taking notice for all the right reasons.

The show starts at 7 p.m., tickets are available for $25 at Jita’s and at Bizarre Entertainment.

Maori performer Mihirangi, known for her utilization of the loop pedal and layering of her vocals, is playing one show only at Jita’s Cafe on Aug. 15.

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Indie band Mushy Callahan coming to the Rockwater Golden Star Staff reporter@thegoldenstar.net The Edge 102.1’s Indie Band of the Month, Mushy Callahan, is coming to Golden for a show at the Rockwater Grill and Bar on Aug. 21.

Meaningful lyrics, powerful multi-vocal harmonies, beefy bass riffs, arena-quality guitar solos, and layered musical touches are all characteristic of the classic rock band, Mushy Callahan. This band, made up of four very talented brothers, has already been awarded many honours, including winning The Edge 102.1 indie band of the month. They have also made an appearance at Edgefest 2012 along big names such as The Sheepdogs, Silversun Pickups, Billy Talent, and Yukon Blonde. Their video “Shot Down” also debuted in the top of the

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As 102.1 The Edge DJ Dave “Bookie” Bookman described them of having, “A real passion – with a real technical prowess.”

Part of the band’s distinctive sound comes from blending different voices and instruments. Their voices support one another in perfect harmony, likely due to the fact that they have been making music together since they were children.

The musicians in Mushy Callahan are all Alberta Natives who moved to Toronto. Thus far, they have released their debut EP entitled “Man On The Run,” which is an incredible mix of classic and indie rock, a unique flavour of music that they have become known for.

To hear some of their music go to mushycallahan.com.

Four-piece band of Alberta brothers, Mushy Callahan, is playing the Rockwater on Aug. 21.

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El Grupo Cubano, a seven piece band from Cuba, will be playing a special show at the Mount 7 Rec Plex on Aug. 26, joined by a local accordion player, Bill Helmer.

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Cuban ensemble and local accordion champion playing show at Rec Plex Golden Star Staff reporter@thegoldenstar.net A group of famous Cuban musicians are making their way to Golden for one night only for a special performance at the Mount 7 Rec Plex.

El Grupo Cubano was conceived in 1999 by talented brothers Rosel and Yordanis Lamoru, who were later joined by singer/bassist Julio Avila Gainza. Known as Brisas del Palmar in 2002, the group gained popularity and were awarded a Best Trio nod for all of Latin America.

They are credited with reviving some of Cuba’s musical legacy, such as the traditional bolero, son, and guaracha.

They have now evolved into a group of seven, and their music is featured daily on Cuban National Radio. These charismatic musical ambassadors of Cuba captivate audiences from two years old, to 92 years young, and were even given the honour of performing for Pope Benedict.

The group brings together a diverse offering of instruments including some very special guitars, a stand up bass, congas, bongos, claves, and also some unrivalled harmonious cappella singing. Even if they had no instruments along at all, they could still entertain audiences for hours.

For the Rec Plex performance they will also be joined by local B.C. accordion champion Bill Helmer, who resides in the Blaeberry. He is serving as the group’s regional co-ordinator, and will play along with a few tunes on his squeeze box.

The Rec Plex performance, on Aug. 26, begins at 7 p.m. Tickets, available at the door, are $24 for adults, $18 for students and seniors, and free for children 12 and under.

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Lutheran baseball tourney The Lutheran Church of Canada held its Alberta/B.C. District Baseball tournament in Golden this past weekend. The annual tournament comes to Golden every second year, and this year 13 teams participated. There were games on Saturday and Sunday, with a church service on Sunday. All the money raised went to Golden Lutheran Church’s general funds for the community.

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One raft at last year’s river battle was designed in a Mark Twain theme.

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Kla-How-Ya River Battle returns Jessica Schwitek editor@thegoldenstar.net The Columbia River is about to become the battlegrounds of the second annual Kla-How-Ya River Battle.

The Gentlemen’s Leisure Club of Golden is bringing back the popular river battle on Saturday Aug. 24, where participants race down the river on canoes or homemade rafts.

“It was an old event that was done back in the ‘70s I think,” said Gentlemen’s Club member Eric Prasloski. “We decided this was something we should really do.”

Last year the event was paired with the Fall Faire in September, and had about 25 participants with eight canoes and two rafts.

This year the club is hoping it

will be even bigger.

“We’re hoping we can double it this year,” said Prasloski.

“Ideally I would love to see the whole river filled with rafts, and for it to be a huge community event. But it takes time to build it up to that.”

All watercrafts, homemade or not, must be non motorized and tested to float. Participants must wear lifejackets, helmets are recommended, and each boat is required to have a rope and bail bucket.

The race starts at the Nicholson Bridge, and ends near the airport where there will be a barbecue for the participants and the spectators. The race is roughly 11 kilometres, which can take anywhere from 57 minutes (the fastest time last year), to just over two hours (the slow-

est time last year).

“It’s pretty cool to see the homemade rafts. But if you’re not into it, or you don’t have time, just grab your canoe, or grab your neighbour’s canoe, and come on out,” said Prosloski.

The cost to participate is $15 per person, which includes the barbecue at the end. Then the Riverhouse will be hosting an after party, starting at 6 p.m.

The race starts at 10:30, but participants have to be there at 10 a.m. for a watercraft inspection. Early registration (which can be done at riverbattle@ gmail.com), is highly recommended, but teams can register up until 10 a.m. on the day of the race.

For more information go to www.gentlemenofgolden.org.

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Comedian Brett Martin is performing at the Rockwater on Aug. 19.

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IT WOULD TAKE A 20 TONNE BEAVER TO BUILD A DAM THE SIZE OF REVELSTOKE. REVELSTOKE DAM. IT’S THAT BIG.

In between a jam packed schedule of bands throughout the summer, the Rockwater Grill and Bar is bringing in a comedian for a performance on Monday Aug. 19.

Brett Martin, a rising star on the Canadian comedy scene, is beginning to become a familiar face. He has toured relentlessly across the country, and recently shot his first national television special on CTV’s Comedy Now. While his conversational style puts crowds at ease, his unique blend of goofiness and biting insight keeps them on their toes.

He first hit the comedy stage in Calgary, and not long afterwards he became a working comedian, honing his skills on the road throughout Western Canada.

He eventually made his way to Vancouver, with a few stops in Toronto and Montreal, and worked his way up to becoming one of Canada’s busiest acts. He has headlined at Yuk Yuks clubs across the country, as well as colleges, theatres, festivals, casinos, and corporate performances.

He has made multiple TV appearances, and has recorded three sets for XM Radio.

His style is perfect in the environment where every nuance and idea can be digested, yet he’s versatile enough to grab the surliest of crowds. With an eye and mouth for things bigger than just his own world, his comedy tackles premises that leave you thinking, laughing, and wondering when you’ll get a chance to see him again.

The comedy show is $10 at the door.

Chamber nominations open Golden Star Staff reporter@thegoldenstar.net

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The Kicking Horse Country Chamber of Commerce Community Excellence Awards are coming up in October, and the nominations are open for some of their awards.

Get your nomination in for the Tourism Hospitality Award, which recognizes a business that provides adventure recreation or hospitality tourism in Kicking Horse Country.

The Golden Nuggets are also open for nominations. These miniature awards, just added to the event last year, celebrate community bests and were a huge success.

The winners will be featured on the Golden Nugget Wall of Fame at the awards dinner on Oct. 19.

Golden Nugget categories include Best Window Display, Best Patio, Best Coffee, and many more.

To put in your nominations for these awards, go to www.goldenchamber. bc.ca.

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Golden Moments: Two teachers grew with the community Jessica Schwitek editor@thegoldenstar.net Two of the community's teachers, who have watched the youth of Golden grow up over the years, decided to make this their home 49 years ago.

Eleanor and Jim Nelson, originally from further down the valley in Cranbrook and Kimberley, came to Golden for a job.

"We came here for one year, and then I was going to take her some place nice.

And then Golden became nice, and we just grew with the community," said Jim. Between the two of them, the Nelsons worked at Lady Grey Elementary, Alexander Park Elementary, and Nicholson Elementary. Eleanor taught Grade 1, and Jim spent much of his career as a principal.

"I really enjoyed them, I enjoyed that age," said Eleanor. "I've run into a few of the ones that I had when I first got here, and now they're grandmothers. That makes us feel pretty old."

Jim, having worked with older students, loves running into his former pupils. Yet he often wonders if they hold onto the good memories, or if they only remember him as a disciplinarian.

"When you're speaking with a former student out in the town in a social situation, and he is talking about how lethal his hands are since coming out of the armed forces, you have to wonder where the conversation is going," said Jim, laughing as he remembered the conversation.

"They treat us very well, they're always very friendly."

Back in the day, Jim also had to find odd jobs during the summer when the teach-

ing pay cheques stopped for a couple months. He found himself working for the Town for a short time.

"I had lots of fun jobs… I worked for the Town one summer. When we saw all the workers the next year and they'd say they missed me. When I asked why they'd say 'usually after you finished working for us in the summertime we'd spend the whole winter cleaning up all the messes you made.' I gave them plenty to do," said Jim. The Nelsons were also very involved in the sports community in Golden. The entire family are avid golfers, and over the years they have also been involved in curling, cross country skiing, and hockey, including Jim's time with the Golden Rockets oldtimers team.

When they retired, they devoted more of their time to their hobbies.

"She decided it was time to devote more to her golf career. And I was going to stay working because I really enjoyed the job, the parents and the kids," said Jim. "Then I thought about her golf game, and how much it was improving. Hers went up, and mine went steadily down. Now I'm just more of a caddy for her."

"He didn't want to be going to work every morning while I was heading out to the golf course," said Eleanor.

Now, having been retired for many years, the Nelsons spend their time enjoying what Golden has to offer, before heading down south to escape the winters.

"We travel south as soon as the snow flies and I have to shovel the driveway. Each year I set it less and less. It used to be seven times, I would shovel the driveway sev-

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Jessica Schwitek/Star Photo en times before we would leave… Now it's down to two or three times," said Jim. They always make it back for Christmas though, because their kids and grandkids love to visit them here in Golden.

Even though they no longer have ties in the community (their three kids have all

moved on), they have no intention of leaving until they have to.

"We won't move… at least until we're too old to golf and move around. Then we expect to move into our kids' house and they can look after us. I don't know if that will work out or not," said Jim.

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Golden’s oldest homes tell stories of the first families in town

- Turning Back the Pages By Colleen Palumbo

We are fortunate to have so many old homes in Golden. In fact the museum has a list of about 60 homes that either are or will soon be 100 years old.

Many of the homes have had extensive renovations made to them with little regard to keeping the original architectural design.

The old Kimpton House at 920 North 10th Ave.,(between the greenhouse and snowmobile/quad rental shops) has however managed to maintain moist of its original exterior appearance. It has had a few windows changed out and a wheelchair ramp added but other than

that it’s pretty good.

Daniel Kimpton was born in South Roxton, Quebec, on October 25, 1870, and in 1889 he moved to Donald where his brother Rufus was managing a flourishing general store. Daniel was quick to learn and worked at many different jobs throughout the valley before he moved to Golden in 1899. During those early years Dan spent a great deal of time mining in the area.

Mary Lambert was born in Ayr, Ontario, on April 11, 1876 and first came to BC in 1898, settling in Athalmer where she worked as a school teacher.

She returned to her home in Ontario for a short time and, upon her return to this area, married Dan in Revelstoke on June 28, 1905.

The couple returned to Golden where they resided until Mary’s death in 1945.

In the spring of 1908, work on the Kimpton’s new house began and by the end of June of that year, the family

was able to move in.

The general contractor on the house was long-time resident and miner Walter Dainard.

Even though the home has changed hands several times over the years, the integrity of the original structure has not been challenged to a large degree.

The original basement is under the whole house and a basement has been added to large extension at the rear. The extension allowed earlier owners to build a fire escape from the second floor as well as adding an extra, low ceiling above and a large family room on the ground floor.

All the ceiling in the downstairs of the house, including the kitchen, dining room, laundry room and living room were still the original 10 feet when I toured the home in 1993 and I do not believe that has been changed. All the original four-inch wood trim was still intact around the doors and

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Photo Courtesy of the Golden Museum windows both upstairs and down. The eightinch baseboard trim is apparent on both floors as well and adds to the overall beauty of the house.

When it was built, this house was fitted with the newest in furnaces; a sawdust burner that had a hopper system to drop the sawdust into the burning chamber. Many of Golden’s early homes were fitted this way because the Columbia

River Lumber Company had sawdust to burn.

Loads of sawdust waster were delivered to the homes and businesses and off loaded into the hopper. On my visit to the house, the chain-pull bracket for the hopper stove was still attached on the front of the builtin China cabinet in the dining room. This gave the owner the convenience of pulling the hopper chain

upstairs thereby fuelling the furnace without having to enter the basement.

Two other interesting features of this large three bedroom home, are the kitchen cabinets that extend all the way up to the ten-foot ceilings and the antique bathtub which held a spot of honour – and took up most of the room – in the upstairs bathroom.

Still surrounded by its large veranda, the

house’s area is zoned C4. Still privatelyowned and occupied, this house is smack in the middle of the industrial section of town and I worry about its future.

Part of the history of the property is that it was once part of a homestead that was originally 7.5 acres.

The Kimpton’s produced a thriving market garden here as well as ranching fox and mink.

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Kicking Horse Embroidery has a new owner and a new home Jessica Schwitek editor@thegoldenstar.net Kicking Horse Embroidery has a new owner, and the doors are officially open in Nicholson.

Susan Leigan bought the successful operation, and has moved it into her home office.

"I like working from home.

It's going to be great, I'm really looking forward to it," said Leigan, who is now making her lifelong hobby her job as well.

"I've sewn for many years, it's my hobby. It's something that I really enjoy," she said.

"My mom taught me how to sew when I was a little girl.

I've been sewing ever since.

When my kids were little I made a lot of their clothes."

Kicking Horse Embroidery offers custom embroidery, screen printing, heat press, alterations, as well as the apparel for all of these services.

"I've always done altera-

tions for people, but I've never advertised it. So now I'm going to be letting people know that I'm doing this as a business, and hopefully get a few more clients," she said.

“I know it’s going to be a challenge, but I’m going to enjoy it.”

-Susan LeiganLeigan can help clients with anything from hemming jeans and sewing in patches, to taking in entire garments like shirts and dresses.

The embroidery machine can service any material the needle can penetrate, and Leigan has the digitizing software to help with the design.

The new shop in Nicholson is up and running, and ready

for people to come check the products in store.

"Being that I have it all at home, I can work whatever hours I want. I'm hoping to have the shop open from noon to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday. And for people who can't come in those times, they can call me and make an appointment," said Leigan.

This will be the third business to be operating out of the Leigan household, including Leigan Enterprises, Golden Junk, and now Kicking Horse Embroidery. Susan is happy to be joining in on her family's entrepreneurial tradition.

"It's going to be fun. I know it's going to be a challenge, but I'm going to enjoy it," she said.

You can stop by Kicking Horse Embroidery at 838 Canyon Creek Road between noon and 5 p.m. on week days, or contact Leigan for an appointment at 250-2722222 or kickinghorseembroidery@gmail.com.

MINES ACT NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT APPROVING THE MINE PLAN AND RECLAMATION PROGRAM FOR HOG RANCH CREEK QUARRY

Susan Leigan has just taken over Kicking Horse Embroidery, and set up shop at her home in Nicholson.

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Aman Virk Scholarship

Take notice that Dan Soles of Hog Ranch Creek Holdings has filed with the Chief Inspector of Mines, pursuant to Part 10.2.1 of the Health and Safety Reclamation Code for Mines in British Columbia, a proposed mine plan together with a program for the protection and reclamation of the land and water course related to the proposed gravel pit located at The Southeast Quarter of Section 2 Township 25 Range 20 West of the 5th Meridian Kootenay District Lat. 51’05’56 - Long. 116’41’13 A copy of the permit application, including supporting documentation, is available for public viewing at: Service BC, 837 Park Drive, Golden, BC Any person affected by or interested in this program has 30 days from the date of publication to make written representation to the Chief Inspector of Mines, Ministry of Energy and Mines at 1902 Theatre Road , Cranbrook, BC V1C 7G1 or by email MMD-Cranbrook@gov.bc.ca, (facsimile: 250-426-1767) Please note that the Chief Inspector does not have a mandate to consider the merits of the proposed mine form a zoning or a land use planning perspective.

Ryan Watmough, Executive Director for the Golden & District Community Foundation (left) accepts a $1,000 donation from Chris Hambruch, Treasurer for the Rotary Club of Golden (right), for the Aman Virk Memorial Scholarship Fund. The funds were raised by the Rotary Club at the annual memorial golf tournament on July 13.

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Chatter Creek Mountain Lodges is currently hiring for the following positions: Assistant Food and Beverage Manager/ Bartender

Cooks needed for Legendz Diner. $11-$13 hourly. 40 hrs/week.

Send resumes to PO BOX 676, 1405 Trans Canada Hwy Golden BC V0A 1H0. Or email to: jobs.legendz. diner@canadaemail.ca, or fax to 250-344-5075.

Logging contractor in Nakusp to Nelson Area requires FT Yarder Operator, Hook Tender and Chokerman. Salary based on exp plus benefits after 3 mos 250-358-2278 or email resume reitlog@telus.net NORTHSTAR Mountain Village is a ski-in/ski-out luxury mountain-side resort overlooking Kimberley Alpine Resort.

We are looking for Housekeeping staff to work in a fun team oriented atmosphere.

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Sous Chef/ Baker The positions require working shifts of 2 weeks on and 1 week off in a remote backcountry lodge.

The candidates should have at least 3 years experience in a similar industry and be comfortable working in a high energy and demanding environment. Please submit your resume to employment@chattercreek.ca before September 1st, 2013 with at least 3 references.

Only successful applicants will be contacted for an interview.

An Alberta Oilfield Company is hiring dozer and excavator operators. Lodging and meals provided. Drug testing required. Call (780)723-5051 Edson, Alta.

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Beaverfoot Forest Service Road will be closed at 11km from August 12 to 20, 2013, and then closed at 20km from August 20 to 30, 2013, for road stream crossing structural work.

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Property Management Division Alice Dahlberg, CPM 1100 sq. ft fully furnished Basement Suite. Util, w/d 250-344-2418 or incl. *Power not incld. $750/mth.

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References required. No pets.

No parties. NS. Please call 250-344-6200.

2 Bdr House for rent, across 2from bdrmOverwaitea, house in avail.immdly. town. Very References No pets. nice.

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Lot for rent 250-344-6200. immdly.

250-344-5450.

Walking distance totown. town,Very bdrmhouse house 22 bdrm onin acreage at MHP nice. Kicking QuietHorse Castledale on neighbourhood.

Hwy 95.

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Close to all amenities.

Avail $750/month + utls.

No parties, immdly. no illegal250-344-5450. activities, long term mature pref’d.at 2 bdrmreliable house tenants on acreage Refs and DD req’d.

Castledale on Please Hwy call 95.

2 Bdr House +for rent, 250-344-6710. $750/month utls.

No across parties, from Overwaitea, avail.immdly. no illegal activities, long term 2 Bedroom renovated older References required.

No pref’d. pets. mature downtown reliable tenants house, Golden.

No No Please Refsparties. and parties.

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Pleasecall call pets or References 250-344-6200.

250-344-6710. and Damage Deposit required.

2 bdrm house in town.

Very Long-term preferred. $950/mth 2 Bedroom renovated older nice.

Quiet neighbourhood. +house, utilities.

Located on a large downtown Golden.

No Close Avail commercial lot amenities. and is suitable pets to or all parties.

References immdly.

250-344-5450. for business useDeposit also. required. and Damage Telephone 250-344-6710.

Long-term preferred. $950/mth 2 bdrm house on acreage at + utilities.

Located on in a large Castledale on home Hwy 95.

3 bdr, 2 bath the commercial lot and is suitable $750/month + utls.

No internet parties, Blaeberry. High speed business use also.long no illegal term &forSat TV activities, available.

Wood & Telephone 250-344-6710. mature reliable tenants electric heat, large yard, pref’d. room Refs and 2DD& req’d.

Please for horses dogs.

Seasonal 3 bdr, bath home in call the 250-344-6710. orBlaeberry. long High term.speed $850/mth. internet Available Refs Wood req’d. & Bedroom Sat TVnow. available.

2 renovated older& 250-344-5888. electric heat, large yard, house, downtown Golden. room No for 3horses & dogs.

Seasonal pets or parties.

References Bdr house (Av. now) or long term. required. $850/mth. and Damage Deposit 1116 12 St. Appliances incl., Available now. Refs req’d.

Long-term $950/mth referencespreferred. required.

No Pets, +250-344-5888. utilities. on a large No Located Parties. W/D. commercial lot and is suitable 250-344-5626 3 Bdr house (Av. now) for business use also.

1116 12 St. Appliances incl., 4 bdr house for rent. Washer Telephone 250-344-6710. references required.

No Pets, & Dryer. N/S, no pets.

Avail Parties.

W/D.in the 3 bdr, bath home now.

Call2No 250-344-7363.

250-344-5626 Blaeberry.

High speed internet 4 bdrm avail in upper unit. & available.

Wood & 4 Sat bdr TV house for deck, rent.

Washer HUGE yard, w/d, electric heat, large room & Dryer.

N/S, no yard, Avail $1200+shared utls.

2pets. bdrm in for horses & dogs.

Seasonal now. Call lower unit,250-344-7363. w/d, $700+shared or long newly term.reno’d, $850/mth. utls.

Both 4 bdrm avail inRefs upperclean, unit.

Available now. req’d. near HUGE dwntwn&school. yard, deck, Avail w/d, 250-344-5888.

Sept 1. 403-678-2717 $1200+shared utls. or, 2 bdrm in 3 Bdr now) jhmlextra@gmail.com lower unit,house w/d,(Av. $700+shared 1116Both 12for St.newly Appliances utls. clean, HOME rent,reno’d, 2 incl., bedreferences required.

No Pets, near dwntwn&school.

Avail room,front deck, backyard w No Parties.

W/D. Sept 1.

403-678-2717 or, garden, wood stove, washer 250-344-5626 jhmlextra@gmail.com dryer, basement w 1/2 bath4 bdr house forrent, rent.+ 2 Washer room.

Rent hydro.

HOME for $1100 bed& Dryer. N/S, no backyard pets. Availw Rentalingolden@gmail.com room,front deck, now.

Call garden, wood stove, Large 3 250-344-7363. bdr house with washer great dryer, 1/2 unit. bath4 bdrm avail property. in w upper views onbasement large room.

Rent $1100 hydro.

HUGE deck,+ Stove, w/d, Minutes yard, from town.

Rentalingolden@gmail.com $1200+shared utls.

2 bdrm fridge, dishwasher, fireplace in & lower unit, w/d, $700+shared wood $1200 + with hydro + Largestove.

3 bdr house great utls.

Both newly reno’d, clean, DD. Long only. views onterm large property. near Avail 250-344-5828 or 344-4670.

Minutesdwntwn&school. from town. Stove, Sept 1. 403-678-2717 fridge, dishwasher, fior, replace & jhmlextra@gmail.com wood stove. $1200 + hydro + DD. Long term only.

HOME for rent, 2 bed250-344-5828 or 344-4670. room,front backyardrent: w Offi ce/Studiodeck, for garden, wood(excl. stove, washer $400/month GST) 240 dryer, basement w 1/2/ heat bath-/ SF, ground floor, hydro room. $1100 + hydro. parking Rent & waste disposal incld, Rentalingolden@gmail.com private washroom, NS, NP, Office/Studio for rent: avail Sept.1/2013. at $400/month (excl. Inquire GST)great 240 Large 3 bdr house with 250.344.2443 SF, ground hydro / heat / views on largefloor, property. parking &from wastetown. disposal incld, Minutes Stove, privatedishwasher, washroom,fireplace NS, NP, fridge, & avail Sept.1/2013.

Inquire wood stove. $1200 + hydro +at S250.344.2443 TALong S H YO UR S T U F F. C O M DD. term only.

Storage spaces of different 250-344-5828 or 344-4670. sizes starting at $40/month including heated units.

250-344-3104.

S TA S H YO U R S T U F F. C O M Storage spaces forof different Offi ce/Studio rent: sizes starting(excl. at $40/month $400/month GST) 240 including units. / heat / SF, groundheated floor, hydro 250-344-3104.

- 8th St parking & 716 waste disposal incld, 2 bdrm basement suiteNS, / private washroom, NP, fiavail replace in living rm.

Laundry Sept.1/2013.

Inquire at room, $700 + utls - elec. heat.

250.344.2443 DD $350, no 716pets - 8thno St smoking.

Responsible mature 2 bdrm basement suite /tenant.

Call 250-344-5508. fireplace in living rm. Laundry room, heat.

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F. ClaunO M Lower 1$700 bdrm suite, no DD on $350, no no petspets. smoking.

Storage spaces ofno different dry site, Fridge, Responsible mature tenant. sizes starting stove, N/S,at $40/month ref’s req’d Call 250-344-5508. including heated units. $500/mnth + DD $250. 250250-344-3104.

344-5582.

Lower 1 bdrm suite, no laundry on site, no pets. Fridge, stove, N/S, ref’s req’d $500/mnth + DD $250. 250344-5582.

716 - 8th St no launUpper 1 bdrm suite, 2 bdrm dry on basement site, no suite pets./ Fridge, fistove, replace in living ref’s rm. Laundry N/S, req’d room, $700 ++ utls elec. heat. $500/mnth DD -$250.

250DD $350, petssuite, no smoking.

344-5582.

Upper 1 no bdrm no launResponsible dry on site, mature no pets. tenant.

Fridge, Call 250-344-5508. stove, N/S, ref’s req’d $500/mnth + DD $250.

250Lower 1 bdrm suite, no laun344-5582. dry on site, no pets. Fridge, stove, N/S, ref’s req’d $500/mnth + DD $250. 250344-5582.

3 BDR 2 bath Townhouse.

Balcony & propane fireplace.

Appliances incl. dishwasher.

Family preferred. References &3 BDR Deposit.

2 bath Upper 1Damage bdrm suite,Townhouse. no laun$1495/month Balcony & propane replace. dry on site, noplus pets. fiutilities.

Fridge, Telephone 250-344-6710.

Appliances incl. dishwasher. stove, N/S, ref’s req’d Family preferred.

References $500/mnth + DD $250.

250& Damage Deposit.

344-5582. $1495/month plus utilities.

Telephoneor250-344-6710.

Sept.15 future. Working person seeks place in/outside Golden w/ reliable carpools.

250-439-8225.

Sept.15 or future. Working place in/outside 3person BDR seeks 2 bath Townhouse.

Golden &w/ propane reliable ficarpools.

Balcony replace.

250-439-8225.

Appliances incl. dishwasher.

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1992 Jeep Chero-

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1992 forest green Jeep Chero1993 Mercury Topaz kee, 2silver dr, 178,000kms, auto, 78,900kms, 4 new winter air condt, auto, m/s Michelin tires, tires, great on gas! $3000 $2000 OBO 250-439-9562.

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1993 silver Mercury Topaz 78,900kms, auto, 4 new winter tires, great on gas! $3000 OBO. 250-439-9562.

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For Sale Cars - Domestic Trucks & Vans 2002 GMC Sierra 4X4

1992 forest green Jeep Cherokee, 2 dr, 178,000kms, auto, Fully For loaded 3/4,tires, air condt, m/s Sale Michelin $2000 OBO 250-439-9562.

2002 GMC Sierra 4X4 tow package with

transmission cooler 1993 silver Mercury Topaz 78,900kms, 4 new winter Fully loaded 3/4, and fiveauto, point hitch. tires, great on gas! $3000 tow package with Excellent condition OBO. 250-439-9562. transmission cooler only two owners. and fivenew point hitch.

Trucks & Vans Brand winter Excellent condition tires only used half only twoSale owners. aFor season.

Brand winter 2002 GMCnew Sierra 4X4 Asking $11,000. tires403 only803-8959 used half Call season.

Fullyaloaded 3/4, Asking $11,000. tow package with Boats Call 403 803-8959 transmission cooler and five point hitch.

Boats Excellent condition only two owners.

Brand new winter tires only used half a season.

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2003 Four Winns Call 403 803-8959 Fish & Ski Freedom 180 F/S, fully Boats serviced 4.3L 2003 Four VOLVO PENTA Winns engine, Fish Ski for removable side&windows more fishing room, tilt Freedom 180 F/S,

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Peggy was born at DraytonP 16, 1923. She met her husb 1 WW II. She worked on an as W landing gear on planes andla They moved to the GoldenT Help Wanted Help Wanted In Memoriam Memoriam In Memoriam In Memoriam In worked as a camp cook aw An Alberta Oilfield Company An Alberta Oilfield Company is hiring dozer and excavator is hiring dozer and excavator at Mary’s Motel for many ye a operators. Lodging and meals operators. Lodging and meals the age 65 years. She loved th provided. Drug testing reprovided. Drug testing required. Call (780)723-5051 quired. Call (780)723-5051 gardening and will be remem g Edson, Alta.

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BANNISTER Collision & Glass BANNISTER Collision & Glass sense of humour, her dedicatis Centre, Vernon BC Centre, Vernon BC Due to growth in our ICBC Express Due to growth in our ICBC Express the beautiful smile on her face th Repair Body Shop, we are seeking Repair Body Shop, we are seeking to fill the following position: to fill the following position: Peggy was predeceased by Ph LICENSED AUTO BODY TECHNILICENSED AUTO BODY TECHNICIAN 2ND/3RD YEAR APPRENCIAN 2ND/3RD YEAR APPRENin 1975. She will be loving in TICE. Competitive Wages - Good TICE. Competitive Wages - Good Benefits. Preference may be given Benefits. Preference may be given her two daughters, Biv (Bob) h to applicants with previous ICBC to applicants with previous ICBC Express Shop Experience. Please Express Shop Experience. Please and Laverne Moulton of Rock a forward your resume with cover letforward your resume with cover letter by fax or email to the attention of ter by fax or email to the attention of son, Billy (Ann) Shane of Pr s Bill Blackey. Fax 250-545-2256 or Bill Blackey. Fax 250-545-2256 or email bodyshop@bannisters.com email bodyshop@bannisters.com Caroline Boles; numerous gC grandchildren and one great-g g A celebration of Peggy’s lifeA chapel of Hindman Bowec on Saturday, July 20th at 2o It’s a great, big, broad land ‘way It’s aupgreat, yonder. big, broad land ‘way It’s aup great, broad land followed inyonder. the big, Golden Comm fo Cooks needed for Cooks needed for It’s the forests where silence It’s has the lease; forests where silence It’s has the lease; forests where sile If so desired, charitable do If Legendz Diner. $11-$13 Legendz Diner. $11-$13 hourly. hrs/week. hrs/week.

It’s40beauty that thrills mehourly. with It’s40 wonder, beauty that thrills me with It’swonder, beauty thrills me memory may bethat made to Dur m Send resumes to PO Send resumes to PO It’s the stillness that fills me It’s with the peace. stillness that fills me It’s with the peace. stillness that fills Online condolences can be se Om BOX 676, 1405 Trans BOX 676, 1405 Trans Canada Hwy Golden BC Canada Hwy Golden BC obituary at www.hindmanbowe o In 1H0. loving In1H0. loving and friendto: of son, brother, In loving and memory friend of son, br V0A Or memory email to: of son, brother, V0A Or memory email Arrangements are in the careA jobs.legendz. jobs.legendz. diner@canadaemail.ca, diner@canadaemail.ca, Lenny Gary McLaren Lenny Gary McLaren Home, Lenny Golden.

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The Golden Star Wednesday, August 14, 2013

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Golden joins Interior as provincial court districts consolidate Jessica Schwitek editor@thegoldenstar. net An amalgamation of the number of court districts in the province will see Golden part of a larger district, but won’t have any effect on daily operations at the Golden Court House.

The number of court regions in the province is being con-

solidated to five from 12, a move that geographically aligns the regions with those used by other government agencies and that will improve court management.

Chief Judge Thomas Crabtree, who proposed the change, also proposed that each of the five regions be administered by a regional administrative judge.

Until the new pos-

itions are legislatively created, Crabtree has designated a judge for each region.

Golden is now part of the Interior Region, which will be administered by Judge Robin Smith out of Kelowna.

Nothing is expected to be affected in Golden, including the frequency and dates of court appearances.

An independent review, done by Geof-

frey Cowper Q.C., recommended a clearer and modern governance structure for the justice system. As part of its response to the review, government committed in a white paper to making legislative changes lead-

ing to greater transparency, managerial authority and overall accountability with the justice system.

That included support for realignment of the regional organization of the provincial court regions.

As well, under the Justice Reform and Transparency Act, the Provincial Court Act was amended on April 11, 2013, in consultation with the Office of the Chief Judge to acknowledge aspects of the chief judge’s

authority over judicial administration.

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