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MINISTER AT THE MILL
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Minister responsible for the mill takes a tour See page 8
CHALLENGING ROLE
BC Ambulance personnel and Keremeos firefighters assist a young woman on Friday, August 16 after she was clipped by a car in front of Mariposa Fruit Stand. The victim sustained cuts and bruises and was transported to hospital. She was released a few hours later. It wasn’t a great weekend for safety on Lower Similkameen highways, with a second accident on Saturday.
Traffic accidents mar weekend By Steve Arstad news@keremeosreview.com
Keremeos’ Troyce Beglaw has spent a busy summer as a sports official See page 13
A collision between a motorcycle and a sedan at Yellow Lake sent two people to hospital and caused major traffic disruptions on Highway 3A on Saturday, August 17. A red, 1998 Dodge Neon travelling southbound on Highway 3A struck a northbound Honda motorcycle while turning into the Yellow Lake rest area at the south end of the lake at approximately 4 p.m.
Saturday afternoon. The 70 year old driver of the motorcyle suffered life threatening injuries and was transported to hospital in Vancouver. The 50 year old driver of the Neon was taken to Penticton Regional Hospital where he was treated for his injuries and has since been released. He is a Keremeos resident. Traffic was backed up in both directions for some time, opening to one lane alternating traffic prior to opening completely while police investigated the incident.
Members of the Keremeos RCMP’s traffic unit, BC Ambulance and the Kaleden Volunteer Fire Department attended the incident. No names have been released as the accident is still under investigation. Speed and alcohol are not believed to be factors. On Friday, August 16, a young woman who was taking photos in front of Mariposa Fruit Stand was clipped by a car when she tried to cross the highway. She was transported to hospital by ambulance but her injuries were not serious.
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Second annual Cycle of Hope ends in Keremeos By Steve Arstad news@keremeosreview.com
The second annual ride ALS Cycle of Hope ride came to a conclusion in Keremeos on August 14. The ride is growing in popularity. This year’s event featured 10 riders and eight support personnel as cyclists took to the road in Kamloops on August 8. The entourage travelled through Salmon Arm, Vernon, Kelowna, Penticton and Osoyoos before concluding in Keremeos - a terminus which cyclist and radio personality Robin Farrell hopes will be the permanent tour terminus. Last year, the initial ALS Cycle of Hope concluded in Hope, but concerns about cycling safety on Highway 3 west of Princeton prompted the change. Cindy Lister once again headed this year’s event.
She, along with Farrell, initiated the first ride last year after watching her father waste away after being stricken with ALS, or Lou Gehrig’s disease. “It’s been an incredible ride,” Lister said following closing ceremonies conducted by the cyclists following their symbolic end of ride photos in front of the Infocentre map board. “Look at this group of people,” she added proudly, gesturing to the group of cyclists. “The effect we’ve had on raising awareness this time has been exponential. It’s been a very successful mission.” In addition to the tour, the group spent an extra day in Kelowna conducting two community rides of 30 and 70 kilometres. This year’s ALS Cycle of Hope covered nearly 450 kilometres over seven days.
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Summer driving means keeping attitude in check After yet another rather unsettled spring, this year’s summer months have been, for the most part, pleasantly warm and sunny. The summer weather has also brought with it the usual large numbers of vacationers and travellers from outside the valley. While it doesn’t appear that there are huge increases in the number of vehicles travelling our highways over past years, hazardous threats remain on the road, nonetheless. It doesn’t take much to go from the comfort of a road trip in a modern automobile to years of therapy to recover from a highway accident - and attitude probably plays a bigger factor than most of us realize. Take a drive through the valley on any summer weekend, and you’ll likely see what we mean. Road rage, speed, rude driving behaviours, impatience and haste - you’ll probably see all of that in an afternoon, and more. It can be hot, it can be slow, it can be busy, travelling Similkameen and South Okanagan highways in the summertime, frustrating more so to residents who don’t have to put up with such conditions the rest of the year. With only two more weeks prior to school starting left this summer, we hope that everyone will take a few seconds to reflect on the consequences of the wrong attitudes, next time they are stuck in traffic, or have progress impeded by someone in front of them.
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There are times, in politics, when nobody wins By Steve Arstad news@keremeosreview.com In politics you’re often damned if you do, and damned if you don’t. That certainly seemed to be the case on August 19 at the regular meeting of Keremeos council, at least. A resident of the village sent council a letter requesting them to change policy regarding the mowing of alleyways and boulevards. The resident was primarily concerned about the spread of noxious weeds within the village, noting that poison oak and ivy was proliferating Pine Park. It was council’s decision to receive the resident’s letter, with assurances from the mayor that council would ask staff to study the matter and report on the feasi-
bility of the request. Council elected not to pursue altering the bylaw. The frustration of the two residents was evident as the meeting came to a close. In 2011, council enacted the present bylaw which stipulates that homeowners whose property is adjacent the boulevard are responsible for its maintenance. Prior to the bylaw, there was no official policy. So it would have been possible, back then, for each complaint to have been handled on an individual basis, rather than a blanket policy that basically says, “no exceptions.” As a member of the public, viewing proceedings, it seems to me there is validity in both approaches - but in the end, one is more valid than the other. In municipal matters such as this, it seems to
me that few residents pay a lot of attention to the issue of boulevard maintenance in Keremeos. Under the “no policy” scenario, council could make a decision to, say, quietly clean up the neighbourhood around the resident’s property something that might amount to a compromise, satisfying the resident without taxing municipal workers. As long as no one else complained, who would be hurt by such practise? Under the bylaw, however, there was only one answer - to change the bylaw, which as council and CAO Taylor pointed out, would excessively tax municipal maintenance worker’s workloads. It was also pointed out that no other municipalities were known to do such maintenance. I don’t think there is any question which
method is more fair - not having a policy could and probably has lent itself to council playing favourites in the past - but it’s unfortunate, just the same. A firmly defined policy is probably the only way to prevent preferential treatment, and it must be practised. The citizens who presented themselves at last Monday’s meeting made some valid points, and their arguments made sense. It’s too bad that such citizen involvement should result in someone walking away as dissatisfied with the process as they were, and it’s not the first time that has happened. The fact that council made the right decision is cold comfort - because at the end of the day, it didn’t appear that anyone was satisfied with the result.
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Michael Doyle, a Kaleden resident who passed away last year, was well known in the community for his dedication to the Kettle Valley Trail. He spent many years acting as unofficial custodian for the section running through the south end of Kaleden, providing waste receptacles and regularly picking up garbage along the trail. In 2003, Doyle was largely responsible for the clean up of a former dump site located approximately one kilometre south of PonPhoto by Steve Arstad derosa Point. He assisted in the removal of an old truck chassis and several tires from the Skaha Lake shoreline as well. Blake Verkerk (above) helped his uncle, Kevin Doyle extract these discarded Earlier this month, Doyle’s son Kevin tires from Skaha Lake, carrying on the trail stewardship ideals of Doyle’s Doyle, along with Kevin’s nephew Blake late father, Michael. Verkerk, carried on the tradition, when son Kevin discovered two more tires in the lake. ards,” Verkerk added. “My uncle spotted the two tires and we “It was an action true to dad’s spirit,” said Verkerk’s went to pick them up,” explained 11 year old Blake, “one of them was pretty big and stuck in the mud - we needed mother. “The kids are aware of dad’s work, and the next generation is carrying on with it.” to use the golf cart to pick them up.” Some of the tires had been deposited in the lake since Verkerk and his uncle tied a rope around the stubborn tire and dragged it out of the mud. They also spotted a Doyle’s previous effort. The Old Kaleden Road runs parallel to the lake above few more tires, located in waist deep or shallower water the trail south of Oak Avenue in Kaleden, and appears offshore. “We’re trying to follow “Poppi’s” path, as trail stew- to continue to be a location for illegal dumping.
LOWER SIMILKAMEEN COMMUNITY FOREST (ASHNOLA WATERSHED)
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New energy program aims to reduce cost of energy efficient residential upgrades Regional district may offer additional help with energy upgrades, Village of Keremeos will provide a $25 subsidy for first 25 applicants By Steve Arstad news@keremeosreview.com
Carol Suhan, Power Sense Manager Service at Fortis, addressed the Regional District Okanagan Similkameen board on August 15. Suhan spoke to the board about the South Okanagan and Similkameen Energy Diet, a program that will launch in the area this September following a successful pilot program in Rossland last year. Noting that most residential energy costs come from space and water heating (49 and 15 per cent respectively) Suhan told the board that the Energy Diet program would build on current Fortis incentives to reduce homeowners’ energy bills. Under the program, homeown-
ers will see energy assesment costs drop from approximately $350 to $60. During the initial audit, energy efficient products will be installed in the home, such as low flow showerheads and energy efficient lighting. Livesmart ($4,000) and Fortis ($2,000) rebates will apply to energy efficient upgrades, and on bill financing to pay for improvements can be initiated through Fortis. Suhan said that “Enerventions” will be held in every community to provide information and sign up homeowners. Homeowners can also go on line to register at: http://www.fortisbc.com/Electricity/PowerSense/InYourCommunity/CommunityEnergyDiets/ OkanaganEnergyDiet/Pages/Onlineapplication-form.aspx Upgrades and post upgrade assesssments must be completed by March 31.
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Suhan asked the board to support the program by passing a resolution of support. The board asked RDOS staff to explore funding opportunities to support and enhance the program, as it also helps the regional district meet climate action goals it had established through provincially mandated Climate Action Planning. A resolution of support and a request to staff to investigate possible funding opportunities by the regional district carried later in the board’s Aug.15 meeting. Community Energy Planner Peter Robinson and Carol Suhan also addressed the regular meeting of Keremeos council on August 19, describing the program to Keremeos council members. Council agreed to a resolution to support the program by providing a $25 subsidy for up to 25 residences for the program.
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Looking for Cawston Hall photos To the Editor: I am looking for photos of the Cawston Hall, inside and out, and any good photos of Cawston area. Preferably with people and buildings. The photos will be scanned and returned to you as I just would like to use them in an art project to help raise funds for the Cawston Hall Society. It would also be helpful to the South Similka-
meen Museum if we could have copies of any Cawston area photographs. We have so few in our files that we very seldom can fulfill the requests that we receive. You can contact myself, Judy Chisholm at 250-499-6034 or Sara at the museum on Tues. through Sat. at 250-499-9295. Thanks for your support Judy Chisholm, artist, - President SSMS.
B.C. Utilities Commission should be an elected body To the Editor: The public depends on and pays for the electrical supply that we need. We respect those who provide this service, and they in turn, should be respectful. Unfortunately, for our local service provider, FortisBC, appears to consider only financial gain. They brag about a 40 year track record of raising dividends, while their customers reel under the load of ever increasing electricity rates charged by this monopoly. We dutifully conserve, and still pay more for less electricity, thanks to cleverly designed billing systems. Fortis revenues and profits climb to fund their voracious need for dividend increases. When Fortis recently acquired CH Energy in upper New York state, New York Public Service Commission Chairman Garry Brown warned Fortis to avoid looking at the local utility as a profit-generating holding. “Get to know New York” he advised Fortis. “The way you may do things, business, elsewhere is not New York,” in a probable reference to Fortis’ controversial record of dam building in Belize, power line project in the south Okanagan and electricity rate increases in both areas. We can’t afford this, FortisBC. Fortis’ profit has grown 85 per cent in the past five years, while sales volumes has essentially stayed flat. On top of the $105 million spent to overbuild the power line that has destroyed property values and increased public safety risk along prime lake view bench lands, another $500 million is being spent to build the 345MW
Waneta dam for power we don’t need. Now that the CH Energy purchase did not measure up to their profit expectations are we supposed to kick in more to pay for that too? The public interest is being steamrollered by Fortis and a compliant BCUC. Fortis has been granted a monopoly, a privilege that comes with responsibilities, not a right to abuse ratepayers. The question for many families is becoming, “Shall we buy food or pay the Fortis power bill?” The Fortis monopoly show a profit of 85 per cent, none of which seems to be coming back to the ratepayers. Fortis profits. We pay. Unfortunately, we have no voice to protect the public. B.C.U.C. is politically appointed, by those, who think we can’t think for ourselves --- and we stupidly elected them. We are led to believe that these recently elected provincial neophytes could conduct the publics’ business in an unbiased attitude, and hopefully, to understand our concerns of safety and freedom, from possible corporate persecution. Unfortunately, they appear to be part of the problem. This uncontrolled, careless spending by Fortis is promoting “gentrification,” [the controlled squashing of the working peoples and the poor in our society] We do not seem to have any voice for public protection from overbearing corporations. In my opinion, B.C. Utilities Commission should be elected, by the public. Perhaps, we might have responsible, transparent decisions, that are fair to both sides of utility concerns; and perhaps prevent corporate persecution. Sincerely, Flo Winfrey, Olalla
Area “B” Director explains Fortis meeting over disposition of land Cawston, Area ‘B’ Report Area “B” Director George Bush, along with other Directors and Mayors of the Similkameen met with Doyle Sam, who is Executive Vice President, of Network Services, Engineering & Generation, for FortisBC. Also in attendance was Roger Mayer from Keremeos, who is assisting FortisBC with their project. The meeting was about the proposed dam site upriver from Princeton. Doyle said that this would be a 400 million dollar project that was about water management, with a 50 to 65 megawatt power potential. They would be looking at working towards the year of 2019 for an in service date. There were questions about the “Disposition of Crown Land” advertised in the paper and the lack of information that went with it. The advertisement was put in by the Province of B.C. and Doyle said he would look into why there was such little information put forward. The disposition of Crown Land is for an “investigative permit” for the next five years. If all the hurdles were overcome, then it would become a long term lease of Crown Land. There was a question about the Environment Assessment (EA) and would there be a federal and a provincial assessment? Doyle thought that it would just be provincial because the project is not big enough for the requirements of a federal EA. All the details and
public involvement will be coming forward in the next two years and the land disposition is just so they can start the process. We asked about the water license and were told that a license application was purchased from PLP, (Princeton Light and Power). This purchase allows them to be earlier in the line up for a water license which wouldn’t happen till after all the EA work was done and things were moving forward. The flooded area for the reservoir is approximately 95 per cent Crown Land and five per cent private land. There would be no loss of homes but there are mining claims that would have to be dealt with. There are also complications with Copper Mountain Mine that also have to be dealt with before the actual dam site is to be determined. Fortis BC will also be talking with Upper and Lower Similkameen Indian Bands as well. This is just my take on the meeting and I am sure that if I got any of the information wrong I will soon be corrected. The dam area is relatively small and would be filled up in one year with water on a normal runoff year. I will reserve my judgment regarding the dam until all the environment assessment and public involvement and negotiations have been done. George Bush, RDOS Director, Area “B”, Cawston
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“Folks at Work” Theme for Labour Day at the Mill Contributed by Dave Cursons The Kettle Valley Brakemen perform at 2 p.m. at the Summer Kitchen during Labour Day celebration set for the Keremeos Grist Mill and Gardens on Monday, September 2. Special historic interpretations on Labour Day will be all about working people. Grist Mill Heritage Club volunteers and the site operator, Chris Mathieson, are teaming up to represent a gamut of working folks from around 1877, the year the mill was built.
Labour Day is a half price admission day at the mill, so adults pay $3.50, students and seniors $2.50 and under six years get in for free. The Keremeos Grist Mill and Gardens is a Provincial Historic Site at 2691 Upper Bench Road in Keremeos Site open 9 to 5 every day from Victoria Day to Thanksgiving. The website is www. oldgristmill.ca Folks interested in joining in “folks at work” fun on Labour Day and in enjoying a tasty miller’s lunch for free can contact Dave Cursons at 250-499-5417 or through the Grist Mill at 250-499-2888.
Regional board adopts antenna siting protocol after Hedley controversy By Steve Arstad news@keremeosreview.com Area “G” Director Angelique Wood presented a Director’s Motion to the regional district board on August 15 that will see directors adopt an antenna siting protocol throughout the regional district. The motion comes on the heels of controversial proposal in Hedley involving the placement of a Telus cellular tower on Scott Avenue. Wood told the board that she had been working with Telus to have some consideration of residents concerns over the placement of the tower in the community. “They didn’t acknowledge any at all,” she told the board. Wood said that the Federation of Can-
dian Municipalities / Canadian Wireless Telecommunication (FCM / CWTA) Association Antenna System Siting Protocol Template was, “a useful document for everyone to consider adopting.” Seconded by Area “H” Director Brad Hope, the motion was approved by Area “C” Director Allan Patton who stated that he was “Entirely in favour.” The board agreed, carrying the motion to adopt the protocol. The Federation of Canadian Municipalities describes the CWTA/FCM Antenna System Siting Protocol Template as the result of a partnership between FCM and CWTA to find common sense solutions to the challenge of building Canada’s digital infrastructure in a timely manner while respecting local land-use preferences and community concerns.
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Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations Minister Steve Thomson listens to Cuyler Page discuss intricacies of the Grist Mill during a visit to the facility last week.
Minister Steve Thomson visits Grist Mill By Steve Arstad The Honourable Steve Thomson, Minister for the Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations, paid a visit to the Keremeos Grist Mill on Tuesday, August 13. Under a sweltering Similkameen sun, Thomson got his first ever look at the mill property. He and Mathieson discussed the significance of the property’s history as well as its importance to the Similkameen today. “What it needs more than money is time and attention,” Mathieson told Thomson, “it hasn’t had that for many years.” Following the brief tour, Thomson said that he was “really impressed” with what was happening at the mill. “I’m actively working to see all our heritage sites,” he said, “Seeing the various sites helps us to make policy decisions. The province is currently conducting a Request For Proposal with respect to a number of heritage sites in the province, including the Grist Mill.
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Daryl Letkeman, Sandy Taylor, Rick Lousier, and Lee Vesper relax at Crows Nest Winery after the Wine Route Riders annual Pig Out, which took place on Saturday, August 17. A cheque presentation of funds raised during the event will take place next week.
The Keremeos and District Volunteer Fire Department received approval from the regional district board to make a major equipment purchase at the August 15 regional district board meeting. The department will be purchasing 12 self contained breathing apparatus (SCBA), a Rapid Intervention (RIT) Pack, 24 spare air bottles and 24 face masks at a total cost of $104,874.99. The purchase was accounted for in the department’s 2013 annual budget. “The new equipment will replace 17 year old units,” said Keremeos Fire Chief Jordy Bosscha. “The new air packs are made of a carbon fibre wrap, which are much lighter and allows firefighters a little more breathing time before having to change a bottle.”
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Reports of environmental issues upstream proved unfounded last week as the Similkameen River presented a higher and more discoloured appearance. Reports of isolated heavy rains higher up in the watershed apparently resulted in some debris being washed into the river. Weekly spotlight on Similkamen students you’ll probably see working in and around the community.
The Kamloops Fire Centre and the Regional District Okanagan Similkameen are reminding residents and visitors of the temporary fire ban, which remains in effect in spite of some recent rain. The ban, which went into effect August 1, remains in effect throughout the regional district. It includes the use of fireworks, campfires and burning barrels. The Kamloops Fire Centre reports that patrols have fined several campers for lighting campfires in spite of the ban. Violators can be fined $345 for all people in attendance of a campfire and a fine of $230 may be applied to all people participating in fireworks.
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AN EVENING WITH ELVIS Mavin Brar has been working at the Infocentre since July. The 21 year old Keremeos resident is currently in the fifth year of his Saturday, July 20, 2013 science program, majoring in mathematics. Cold Plate Dinner 6:00 pm Mavin will be at the Infocentre until the end of August, after which its is Elvis 7:00 pm Adam Fitzpatrick back to University of British Columbia Okanagan in Kelowna. Admission: $25
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Former mayor celebrates 88th year By Steve Arstad news@keremeosreview.com “I can’t believe it, but I guess I am 88 years old,” said Francis Peck two days before she officially celebrated her birthday on August 17. “I was born in 1925,” Peck said, “and other than for a brief period spent in New Westminster, I’ve been a Keremeos resident all my life. I’ve always come back to Keremeos.” Peck’s family home still stands at the end of Liddicoat Road. As a child, she attended school in Olalla along with that community’s long time resident, Auntie Doll. “Keremeos has changed, becoming a retirement community,” Peck observed. “It’s ideal - not far from the border or from Penticton.” Peck served as Keremeos mayor from January 1973 to November of 1981, during a time when female mayors were not common. “I was the first female mayor in B.C.,” Peck said proudly. Through the years she has also performed other community service, most notably fundraising to build the Senior’s Centre. “It’s a bad time for local politics today,” Peck further observed. “Everybody’s being criticized - nobody seems to be satisfied. This village has no tax base - only residential. I think they do pretty well - the village is only a mile square and there’s no industry.” Peck said that something more could be done to Keremeos’ main street business section, saying the business district needs a theme. Peck remembers her first job. It was in the building housing the Pasta Trading Post, which was once located on the site of the Keremeos fire hall. “It took days for them to move it,” she recalls, “they rolled it, using logs. There were no refrigerators back then, and the water
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Former Mayor Francis Peck celebrated her 88th birthday on the weekend. table in town was much higher than now.” Peck recalls packing items such as chocolate bars into a space below the floor, accessed through a trap door. “With the water table so high, it provided a cool place to store things,” she said. Peck also recalled having to raft over to the neighbours back in the 1940s, shortly after she and her late husband moved into her present home on Fourth Street. “It was the only way to get around during high water periods,” she recalled. Peck was looking forward to getting together with family at the Peck’s cabin at Twin Lakes. After all these years, she still appreciates life in the village. “Keremeos has been good to me,” she said.
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Keremeos resident finds role in national and regional sports events a challenge By Steve Arstad news@keremeosreview.com Troyce Beglaw is usually a busy man, but lately that word - busy - would be an understatement. The Keremeos resident has spent a good part of the summer involved in local and national athletic events, starting with the Peach Classic in Penticton in July where he was the Head Referee for the Olympic distance triathlon. Beglaw returned from Quebec on August 19, where he spent the previous week volunteering as the Canada Games Chief Race Official. He got back just in time to participate in the run up of meetings surrounding this weekend’s
initial Penticton Challenge race, where he will act as the Technical Delegate, responsible for the technical operations of the race. “I hand other technical people their assignments, make sure the i’s are dotted and the t’s are crossed to ensure that the race is run the way Challenge wants it run,” Beglaw said. “Part of my role is to ensure safety and fairness.” The demanding tasks of officiating for these popular athletic events is compounded by the additional distance Beglaw travels - for instance, the past few weeks have involved almost nightly meetings in preparation for Challenge - including a nightly drive to Penticton. Beglaw has been involved in triathlon officiating since 2000. He got involved after his kids
took up the sport. “I keep saying yes instead of no,” he laughs about his continuing involvement, which he feels helped him to win a Queen’s Jubilee medal. A potential issue in this inaugural Challenge event concerns lake temperatures on race day, August 25. “The lake is at 24 degrees right now,” Beglaw said, “which is the cut off for wetsuits for the amateur category. We’ll be watching temperatures closely through the week.” Beglaw said that the Challenge organization is encouraged by response to the new race. With more opportunities for local involvement there will be more opportunities for return support to the communities that play host to the race.
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LOGGING AND Construction jobs. We are looking for experienced and motivated people for the following positions: Hoe Chuckers, Roadbuilders, Skidder Operators, Yarding Crews (tower and gy, hooktender, rigging puller, linewinder), Weight Scale operators, Processors, Front End Loaders, Lowbed and Log Trucker Drivers. Lots of work, local to Fraser Valley and out of town, various day shifts, benefits, good pay, good people. Please fax resume to 778-732-0227 or email loggingjobs@gmail.com
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Employment
School District No. 53 (Okanagan Similkameen) invites applications for a school secretary at YouLearn.ca (Osoyoos) 25 hours per week. This is a regular position paying $20.85 per hour plus benefits, 10 months per year on days when school is in session and commencing as soon as possible. Application packages will be accepted until 12:00 noon on August 27, 2013. Visit our website at www.sd53.bc.ca/employment for job description (school secretary(YouLearn.ca)205), application guidelines, and further information. TREE TO ME needs a PARTTIME BOOKKEEPER, please contact Sean @ 250-499-9456
Services Garden & Lawn Don & Anna’s Greenhouses (4 km west of Keremeos) are open Daily 10:30 - 4. Phone 250-499-5785
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PHIL’S Custom Wood Work. Kitchens, vanities and counter tops. For estimates call (250)499-2806 or (250)485-7001.
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Medical/Dental MOBILE MEDICAL EXAMINERS: RNs, RPNs, LPNs, Lab Techs. Insurance Services Co. recruiting in Princeton and surrounding. Venipuncture experience reqd. Contact: careers@watermarkinsurance.com
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BENOIT
DON: In Loving memory of Don Benoit. Born 1948, passed August 4, 2013. He is survived by loving partner Cathy Wagman, son Rob & daughter-inlaw Melanie, daughter Tasha Bay, 3 grandchildren; Chance, Layne, Jesse all from Cranbrook, BC; 4 sisters Anita, Angela, Theresa, Myrtle, 3 brothers; Mainard, Harry, Derry - all from Newfoundland. He was predeceased by his brother Aiden, mother Mazie and father Leo. May he Rest in Peace.
FREEMAN, Elizabeth “Bettyâ€? February 25, 1937- June 10, 2013 Betty Freeman passed away in Kelowna, BC on Monday June 10 at the age of 76 years. Betty was a classy and loving woman that people of all ages were drawn to. She constantly thought of others and genuinely cared about their wellbeing. The proof was in the pudding when she would breeze in with a freshly baked pie, red velvet cake or home cooked meal for a friend that needed to see her smiling face. Miles and space did not stand in her way either as she was in constant touch with family and friends with cards, letters and phone calls. 3eople were the focus of BettyÂśs lifeÂŤ and a Âżne and rich life it was. Betty was born into Lena and Fred Dean’s large happy family of nine children in Hazlet, Sask. She described her family: “My parent’s gift of four sisters and four brothers, their husbands and wives and nieces and nephews and their children. That makes a chain with many links of which I am so proud.â€? Betty worked at the Gull Lake Hospital attending the sick and injured. Relocated to Lethbridge, AB and apprenticed to become a Dental Tech. She tossed that aside to become a Real Estate Agent. Relocating to Ft Saint John, BC and was a life insurance agent for Metropolitan Life. Betty studied and became an industrial Âżrst aid attendant and emergency medical attendant for BC provincial ambulance. Her love for people propelled her forward and she started her own successful industrial Âżrst aid company that operated in BC, 1orthern Alberta and 1.:.T. :orking with the Âżne people in the industry and taking care of our workforce was a source of great satisfaction for Betty Freeman. Betty married Edward Freeman in the early seventies and they had a ranch twenty miles from Ft St John on the Alaska Highway. They raised cattle and operated Kyomi Kennels, raising registered Irish Wolfhound and Kuvasz dogs. Ed was a big burly man that loved Betty dearly. She was devoted to him and cherished the time they had together. Ed and Betty began a new adventure together and sold the farm and moved to Cawston, BC. Together they grew a whole new crop of friends that became a part of their family. They were so happy with their new home. Betty loved all the fruit, cherries, peaches, pears, apples and walnuts and eagerly shared with everyone. She loved the Ă€owers she could grow and the whole experience of their new home. She loved day trips out and about to shop and of course she loved to share all her “treasuresâ€? too. Betty particularly loved the humming birds that would feast in her yard she even named the freTuent Ă€iers. Her beloved Ed passed away in 2006. Betty will be missed by all. Last summer she hosted the Dean family reunion and shared her home with us. Betty put her heart and soul into that event and it was evident in all the happy memories we all share! She was so proud of each and everyone of her family members, those by blood and those by choice. Betty was a classy and loving woman that we were all drawn to. A celebration of Betty Freeman’s life will be held 11:00 am, August 24/13 The Rose Garden in Penticton, BC Contact: Laura at: laurarich01@gmail.com
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Furniture BRAND NEW Queen Mattress & Box Set. Company coming? Tired of your old mattress? Still in plastic Mfg. warranty 250.870.2562
Garage Sales 504 7th Avenue, plumbing, electric, vent pipes, bolts, tools, misc. tarps, Saturday August 24, 8:00 am to 3:00 pm August 23 & 24, 1522 Main St., Olalla. Horse manure for sale - bring your own container.
Heavy Duty Machinery A-STEEL SHIPPING DRY STORAGE CONTAINERS Used 20’40’45’53 in stock. SPECIAL 44’ x 40’ Container Shop w/steel trusses $13,800! Sets up in one day! 40’ Containers under $2500! Call Toll Free Also JD 544 & 644 wheel loaders JD 892D LC Excavator Ph. 1-866-528-7108 Delivery BC and AB www.rtccontainer.com
Misc. for Sale AT LAST! An iron filter that works. IronEater! Fully patented Canada/U.S.A. Removes iron, hardness, smell, manganese. Since 1957. Visit our 29 innovative inventions; Phone 1-800-BIG-IRON, www.bigirondrilling.com HOT TUB (SPA) COVERS. Best price. Best quality. All shapes & colours available. 1-866-652-6837 www.thecoverguy.com/ newspaper? KILL BED Bugs and their eggs! Buy a Harris bed bug kit, complete room treatment solution. Odorless, non-staining. Not in stores, available online: www.homedepot.com RESTLESS LEG Syndrome and leg cramps? Fast relief in one hour. Sleep at night. Proven for over 32 years. Mon-Fri 8-4 EST 1-800-765-8660. www.allcalm.com STEEL BUILDINGS, Metal buildings 60% off! 20x28, 30x40, 40x62, 45x90, 50x120, 60x150, 80x100 sell for balance owed! Call 1-800-4572206 www.crownsteelbuildings.ca
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Rentals Homes for Rent 2 bdrm mobile w/addition & garage on 5.5 acres on Ashnola Road, F/S/W/D, wood stove & oil furnace. Fruit trees & shed. Avail. immediately. $600/month. Tracey @ 250506-2222 2 bdrm sunny bench, fenced yard, 5 appl., river view, small pet negotiable. Avail. Sept. 1, $775/month long term lease available. 604-287-5519 $800/MO. Olalla, 1/2 hr south from Penticton. 2 bdrm, w/d, s/f. NS. Closed in deck for smoking outside lrg fenced yd. 250-499-9703 Cawston - 3 bdrm rancher, no smoking, no pets, organic farm setting, available immediately. $1100/month. 250-499-2050 OLALLA - Open Floor Plan, large country kitchen with pantry. Master Bedroom features large walk-in closet. Large bathroom with soaker tub and a separate walk-in shower. Loft area can be used as second bedroom. Fridge, Jen-air convection gas/electric stove, built-in dishwasher, Maytag washer & dryer, upright 22 cu. ft freezer. Fully air-conditioned, small pet OK. Reference required. Asking $800 + utilities. Available September 15. Call 1-250-295-1018 or 250-499-5386.
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Recreational/Sale 74 Vanguard 11’ Camper with washroom. $700 OBO. 778931-0853
Trucks & Vans
WANTED: Pottery Wheel, can offer renovation labour to pay. Local Cell 604-414-6344
2008 GMC 2500 HD extended cab. 176,000 km’s, 6L, 6 speed. Set up with trailer brakes. $16,500 obo. Great truck for hauling. 778-931-0853
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