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214

Power windows and locks, cruise, A/C

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25,888

102

2008 LINCOLN MKZ 250

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260

STK. 140839A

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11,877

165

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16,887

Lincoln Demo’s. 1) 48 month lease at 0%, Total Paid $23,136, optional buyout $23,854 2) 48 month lease at 1.99%, total Paid $27,744, optional buyout $22,191 Door Crashers sold as is. Pre-owned: 219) 84 month term, Total paid $12,740. 235) 72 month term, Total paid $33,384. 250) 72 month term, Total Paid $15,912. 260) 60 month term, Total Paid $21,450. 212) 60 month term, Total Paid $10,530. 246) 60 month term, Total Paid $28,470. 270) 84 month term, Total Paid $47,866. 301) 60 month term, Total Paid $24,960. 218) 48 month term, Total Paid $17,160. 286) 60 month term, Total Paid $22,620. 253) 84 month term, Total Paid $44,954. 280) 84 month term, Total Paid $32,032. 288) 48 month term, Total Paid $11,336. 277) 84 month term, Total Paid $72,436. 275) 84 month term, Total Paid $42,588. 267) 84 month term, Total Paid $60,788. 257) 84 month term, Total Paid $39,858. 213) 84 month term, Total Paid $39,858. 223) 84 month term, Total Paid $34,944. 216) 84 month term, Total Paid $20,566. .All preowned payments shown are 0 down, 5.99% interest unless otherwise noted. All prices and payments are plus taxes, insurance and doc fee of $499. All on approved credit. Some vehicles may be shown with optional equipment. See dealer for complete details & disclosure.

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2006 CADILLAC STS4 AWD, 3.6L, Bose Sound, power everything

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2013 FORD EXPEDITION LIMITED MAX 275

267

Leather, moonroof, navigation

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31,877

Super Crew XLT, only 11,000 kms.

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STK. 130774A

33,777

Leather moonroof, navigation

192

301

2011 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY 253

2013 FORD FLEX SEL 277

39,990

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AWD, heated leather, moonroof, reverse sensing

STK.7270

35,990

STK. 7253

17,889

6.7L diesel, 4x4, power group

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2012 FORD F350 XLT CREWCAB

STK.7231

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2009 FORD ESCAPE LTD. 270

2011 F-150 LARIAT 4X4 286

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STK. 7248

2013 BMW X5 Xdrive35i 288

AWD, leather, panoramic roof, navigation

STK.7261

22,799

3.5L, heated, cooled leather, Sync

2006 PONTIAC VIBE

STK. 130767A

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2009 LINCOLN MKS 218

13,888

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216

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NEIL SNELSON, convicted of manslaughter in the 1993 death of Jennifer Cusworth, has had his conviction overturned and a new trial ordered by the B.C. Court ofAppeal.

THE ROYAL WINNIPEG BALLET is returning to Kelowna next month with a production of Romeo + Juliet by choreographer Rudi van Dantzig.

THE OKANAGAN ROCKETS will be in tough at this year’s Mac’s Midget Hockey Tournament in Calgary as it features three of Western Canada’s winningest teams.

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Snelson appeal verdict shocks Jennifer Cusworth’s friend Kathy Michaels STAFF REPORTER

Friends and family of a woman whose untimely death was one of Kelowna’s most longstanding cold cases are reeling from the announcement her accused killer will get a new trial. “It feels like a roller-coaster with that instant knot in your stomach,” said Jennifer Watson, a friend of Jennifer Cusworth, whose body was found strangled and bludgeoned to death on Swamp Road in the fall of 1993. Watson, who sat through the lengthy 2011 trial that ultimately saw Neil George Snelson, 50, found guilty of manslaughter, is not alone in that feeling. Although she hasn’t spoken to them herself, she has heard Cusworth’s parents were also shaken by the news. “We are all very devastated and disappointed

in the legal system,” she said. “We felt she could be at peace, which is what I needed. I needed to know that somebody was held accountable for what happened to her. This just reopens it all.” Making things worse is the realization that Snelson’s next trial will be on a lesser charge. “Because the jury found him guilty of manslaughter not first-degree murder, his next trial will be for a manslaughter charge,” she said. “It’s a slap in the face. The most we can hope for is that he can get more time.” The B.C. Court of Appeal set aside Neil George Snelson’s manslaughter conviction, for which he was sentenced 15 years, because of an error made by the trial judge. In particular, the trial judge allowed the jury to hear a portion of Snelson’s interview with RCMP, which the appeal

courts felt was prejudicial. According to transcripts released in the appeal document, once in custody, Snelson had a

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IT’S A SLAP IN THE FACE. THE MOST WE CAN HOPE FOR IS THAT HE CAN GET MORE TIME. Jennifer Watson

long conversation with Sgt. Peter Tewfik, where he repeatedly declined to make a comment about his circumstances. At times he was silent, while at others he explained he was waiting for his lawyer. Then the following exchanged took place. “…You keep talkin’ about what’s gonna happen, you know, that you’re gonna bring closure to

this. Is, is your intention to plead guilty then?” said Tewfik. “I haven’t made that decision yet. I gotta talk to my lawyer about what, what I want to do,” said Snelson. The Crown was able to get that statement before the jury in the original trial by arguing it was relevant to the issue of guilt, and “inconsistent with innocence.” “It’s a confession essentially. And the jury could conclude—and the jury could accept that, and that’s the obvious inference to draw, and a perfectly permissible inference to draw,” said Crown Counsel Iain Currie. The trial judge sided with Crown, but in theappeal document Snelson’s defence lawyer successfully argued the judge erred in that decision. He said the prejudicial effect of the statement clearly outweighs any probative value. “Once the statement

was admitted and the Crown sought an inference of guilt from the content of the statement, the trial judge had an obligation to instruct the jury that no inference of guilt could be drawn from the exercise of the right to counsel,” read the decision by Justice Elizabeth Bennett that was released Thursday. “Instead, the trial judge reviewed the evidence as part of the theory of the defence, endorsing the Crown’s proposed use of the evidence, and compounding the error in law.” This piece of evidence was one of three pillars on which the Crown rested its case. “It cannot be said that the verdict would necessarily be the same had the error not occurred. Cusworth, who was 19 at the time of her death, was a first-year college student. She was last seen alive at a house party Oct. 17,

CAPITAL NEWS FILE

NEIL GEORGE SNELSON was found guilty of

manslaughter in the 1993 death of Jennifer Cusworth but the B.C. Court of Appeal has overturned the conviction and ordered a new trial. 1993, following a night of drinking. Her body was found two days later in a ditch off Swamp Road. She had been strangled and bludgeoned to death. The nature of her death remained a mys-

tery until DNA evidence collected nearly 18 years later linked Snelson to the body. Snelson’s next trial has yet to be scheduled, and it’s believed he’ll be looking for a change of venue. kmichaels@kelownacapnews.com

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GREEN CHRISTMAS?…Kelowna may not get a white Christmas, but that doesn’t mean that drivers should be too lax as they head out on their holiday travels. Environment Canada

meteorologist Doug Lundquist warns that snowstorms have a more significant impact on mountain passes than they do on the valley bottom. Friday, for example, when the snowstorm went through the valley (above), it left three to five centimetres of the white stuff on the ground. But in mountain passes it was a lot dicier, and icier. “Travellers should look at the weather before they go out,” said Lunquist. “It’s going to be worse through mountain passes than it is down here.” In the lower elevations, however, green will prevail over white when the holidays hit. “For Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day temperatures will be 1 C, 2 C or 3 C,” he said. “So, a lot of snow may have melted.” In Vernon, he predicted, it will be white; Penticton probably not, while Kelowna and Lake Country will get a mix,” he said. Overall it’s pretty symptomatic of the season. By Dec. 20, Kelowna had about seven centimetres of snow compared to the normal average of 31 centimetres.

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here’s been a lot of talk lately about the place of the word “Christmas” at this time of year. Some people use it in their seasonal greeting, some prefer to say the word “holidays” and some try to avoid the discussion completely, not wanting to ruin what should be a happy time with arguments about semantics. While the term “Merry Christmas” is used by many, and quite rightly fits the occasion, for others “happy holidays” is a more fitting greeting

because of their beliefs. But in the end, does it really matter what words we use to convey our desire that the person we are talking to have a good time? This time of year is supposed to be one of giving, a time when we acknowledge each other in a positive way. Greeting one another and wishing them the best should not hold any less significance if the word “Christmas” is used or the word “holidays” is used” The person who uses one is

not putting the person who uses the other down. They are simply using a different word to convey the same message. Wishing someone “happy holidays” is not part of any plot to eradicate Christmas. It is simply another way to give. And by giving, we get so much more in return. There are people who are not of the Christian faith who enjoy Christmas and use that word in their greetings at this time of year. And there are plenty of Christians who say “happy holi-

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remier Christy Clark is the Capital News 2013 Newsmaker of the Year. It’s not a surprising choice, really. Clark owned local headlines throughout June and July during her Westside-Kelowna byelection campaign. She returned to the region often throughout the latter half of the year to announce funding, meet business owners and speak to media. So don’t be surprised when you see several other local media outlets also crowning Ms. Clark as headline queen of 2013.

And while you see, WADING ing the Premier Christy hear and read about the Drinking Game IN Clark premier’s whirlwind (Okanagan edition). adventure that landThink of it as a ed her in an Okanagan way to enjoy—or, perriding, you’re bound haps, tolerate—repetito notice repeated rhettive end-of-year news oric. WADE recaps. For your reading— And with B.C.’s rePATERSON and drinking—pleascent modernization of ure, I’ve piggybacked liquor laws, playing the on what others have done for hockgame may become easier, and more ey analyst Pierre McGuire, Fox News convenient, than ever. host Bill O’Reilly and even Prime ••• Minister Stephen Harper by creatPremier Christy Clark Drinking

Game rules: • Every time Clark refers to the region as, “the cradle of free enterprise,” take one drink • Every time Clark mentions Bill or WAC Bennett, take one drink • Every time Clark promotes liquified natural gas, take one drink • Every time Clark says “pollsters” or “pundits” take two drinks • Every time Clark speaks highly of Ben Stewart, take two drinks (preferably of a Quails’ Gate merlot or chardonnay) • Every time Clark speaks of

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A story of community for Christmas To the editor: Sometimes it takes a village.... I am a single parent and I pride myself on being able to do it all, without having to ask for help, but sometimes... This past Thursday I needed help to get my son’s skates in for sharpening before he left for a hockey tournament in Osoyoos. Nana and Papa, as always, were there and took them in to Chevy’s Source for Sports, dropped them on the sharpening counter and

went for coffee. When they came back to pick up the skates they were aghast to find that someone had come in to pick up their own skates and grabbed one of my son’s by mistake. When I was called and told, I went in to a semi panic mode as my son was leaving Kelowna the next morning at 7:30 a.m. for the team’s first game in Osoyoos at 11 a.m. With no way to contact the person who grabbed the wrong skate, we had to just wait until they realized the mis-

take. As the day wore on, no skate. I went from semi panic to panic that my son would have no skates for the week end. Chevy at Source for Sports to the rescue. They fitted my son with a brand new pair of high end Bauer skates to wear for the week end! Now, Chevy didn’t have to do this as it really wasn’t their fault the mistake was made but he is hockey though and through and know’s how important it is to be on the ice. The next day, Friday at 12:50 p.m., the

person that picked up the skate by mistake returned it to Chevy’s and I got the call. Now, how to get it to Osoyoos. Turns out that a customer of mine whose son plays on an opposing team was leaving for Osoyoos at 1 p.m. She made an extra stop, picked the skate up at Chevy’s Source and took it to my son in time for his game at 8 p.m. Whew!! Time to exhale. Huge thank you to Chevy’s Sources for Sports, Lisa at Solid Gold Collision, Dave, assist-

ant coach for the Midget Tier 3 Jr. Rockets and as always, Nana and Papa. Without this small village this past weekend my son would not have gotten to, or been able to play in this tournament. And to the person who picked up the wrong skate: You had me stressed for a while, but thank you for returning it as soon as you could. We all make mistakes. Merry Christmas. Vicki Glabvus PS: The boys won the tournament!

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Remember the reason for this special season To the editor: For the 2.1 billion Christians around the world, Christmas is all about celebrating the birth of Jesus some 2013 years ago in the little town of Bethlehem. The birth of Jesus fulfilled God’s promise of a Saviour for all mankind as recorded in Gen. 3:15 after Adam and Eve fell into sin. This happened about

2,500 years before the birth of Jesus. This promise was also confirmed in Isaiah 9:6 about 800 years before Christ’s birth. Then just before His birth, an Angel sent by God spoke to Mary regarding the birth of Jesus as recorded in Luke 1:35: “The Holy Spirit will come upon you and the power of the most High will overshadow

you. So the holy one to be born will be called the Son of God.” We celebrate His birth because it is through His ministry, His miracles, His death on the cross and His resurrection from the dead, that we have the sure hope of eternal life with Him in Heaven. This is all summed up in John 3:16, “For God so loved the world that He gave

His one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.” We can be thankful to God for all the blessings and gifts which He provides to us,but as Christians, we especially thank Him for the free gift of eternal life through faith in Jesus our saviour. This is the good news for all mankind which we

are blessed to embrace and share with others. Wishing you all God’s special love and blessings for a joy filled Christmas season and a blessed healthy rewarding New Year. Harold W. Decksheimer Kelowna

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Canadian gov’t happy to export tools of war To the editor: Canada off-track of peace and democracy agenda It’s old news that Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird refused to sign the international Arms Trade Treaty. He argued that the treaty will attempt to regulate domestic recreational firearms. Whether this was a serious or a sham argument is anyone’s guess. No other country in the world suggested the same, not even the gun-toting U.S. Angela Kane, the UN High Representative for Disarmament Affairs, has emphasized that the treaty is about the arms trade, not private gun ownership. Global arms sales have been steadily increasing, she says, contributing to war and instability in countries like Syria and Somalia.

It’s my guess that Baird is not as stupid as he seems on this issue, and is instead acting as the fall guy for the arms industry. Canada exported $12 billion worth of arms in 2011, not counting those shipped to our largest customer, the U.S. We know how the Harper government is about the Canadian economy. Anything goes is the rule of thumb. So we find ourselves in the position of shipping arms to countries such as Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Algeria and Iraq, where human rights violations are abundant and violent internal conflicts abound. That fact seems to have gone over the head of MP Ron Cannan, who recently mashed together the good news about retaining a Veterans Affairs service agent in Kelowna with the good news

that Canada’s export market for military products is strengthening. Whereas other countries take pride in exporting oranges or solar panels, we take pride in exporting death. In the case of Canada’s performance on the Cluster Munitions treaty, high-minded principles led to Canada rejecting these weapons, which are savagely harmful to civilians. But political convenience led to the government writing a loophole into the proposed bill to ratify the signed treaty. The loophole allowed Canada’s military to use cluster bombs in joint operations with the U.S., who have refused to sign the treaty. In the face of strong global and domestic opposition, Canada has since amended the legislation to prohibit Canadian military personnel from dir-

ectly using cluster munitions. But it’s only a partial win for common decency, since they might still participate in operations where the bombs are used by others. There’s been no change in policy, no matter how weak, in relation to Canada’s willingness to use information derived from torture. The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, of which Canada is a member, has been unable to make headway

in convincing Canada to abide by the Convention Against Torture, which it has both signed and ratified. As a Christmas present to others in the world, we should perhaps sit down and write cards to Ron Cannan, John Baird and the prime minister, asking them to take an unwavering stand for international peace, democracy and stability. Dianne Varga, Kelowna

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mas gifts of individual blankets, towels and slippers. The teachers at the school recommended the gifts. Many of the teachers live with the students in their dorms after teaching the children all day, so organizers of the effort said they have a good idea of what is needed. The students had already received gifts from the Japanese Rotary Club, which donated musical instruments. The goal of the school is to help provide the students with life skills that will assist them with fu-

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NEWS ▼ OKANAGAN GARDENING

Fond memories of a cherished friend; A last minute gift M ‘‘ ‘‘ y column is dedicated to a dear friend of my family and a longtime member of the Kelowna Garden Club. Mabel Uyeda recently passed away at the age of 94 years. Although she and her husband Bill moved to Vancouver in 1954, when I was only four years old, I have so many childhood memories of them both. Mabel was the daugh-

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Don Burnett ter of Joe and Kuni Shirai a pioneer Kelowna family who lived just down the street from us on Ethel. They operated a large cherry (and other fruit) or-

chard on the property bordering what is now Gordon about where the Mill Creek Bridge is, near Sutherland. As kids we would go to the Shirai property to fish in the creek and I have many fond memories of that. Mabel was such a comfort to my mother when my oldest sister Lynn was struggling with terminal leukemia and mom never forgot that.

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AS KIDS WE WOULD GO TO THE SHIRAI PROPERTY TO FISH IN THE CREEK AND I HAVE MANY FOND MEMORIES OF THAT.

When Mabel and husband Bill returned to Kelowna in 1992 to retire I was so pleased to re-acquaint with them and enjoyed Mabel’s passion for succulents and fascinated by her collection. Her attendance and contribution to the Kelowna Garden Club was incredible and I always enjoyed seeing her and speaking with her when attending meetings. We joked about the fact she would give me baths when I was a baby in our large kitchen sink! My sincere condolences go out to Mabel’s

••• My friend and fellow garden consultant and writer Scott Austin has published a book highlighting about 100 of his newspaper articles written over the course of a quarter century. Congratulations to you Scott. The book is called Sun Sand and Sagebrush: Lessons from an Okanagan Gardener. This is, I believe, the best publication of Okanagan gardening ever written and is a great read for all levels. It’s not your traditional gardening book of reference, rather a delightful journal of personalized experiences pursuing the most popular leisure time activity in North America. Don’t get me wrong; a lot of valuable information and facts can be gained by reading the book but it is a gardening book to be read as one would read non-fiction rather than a reference

THE INFORMATION YOU GET [IN SCOTT AUSTIN’S SUN SAND AND SAGEBRUSH] IS JUST AS IF YOU WERE IN CASUAL CONVERSATION WITH A KNOWLEDGEABLE NEIGHBOUR OVER THE BACK FENCE.

book of which we already have too many to choose from. The information you get is just as if you were in casual conversation with a knowledgeable neighbour over the back fence. Scott’s book is available at most major garden centres in the valley and it will make a fabulous Christmas gift to the gardeners on your list. •••

A warning for those purchasing Christmas trees during this cold snap. Do not and I repeat do not drive home with your tree strapped to the roof of your vehicle without appropriate wrapping or you will end up with a needleless tree about two hours after you bring it into the house. An enclosed van is your best bet or well wrapped with plastic or gunny sack in the back of a pickup. When it comes to plants and flowers such as poinsettias they must be well wrapped before leaving the store and kept warm while driving home. It only takes about one minute in this cold weather to fry an exposed poinsettia. Tune in to The Don Burnett Garden Show on AM 1150 News Talk Sports Saturdays from 8 to 10 a.m., or log on at www.am1150. Don is also now on Facebook.

Sally Ann kettles now at Big White Big White Ski Resort will hear the sound of the Salvation Army’s annual Christmas kettle bells this year. The ski hill and the Salvation Army have teamed up to bring the kettle camapign to the ski hill with Big White

employees ringing the famous bells in Big White village over the holiday season while manning the collection kettles. This holiday season the collection kettle will be stationed at The Village Centre Mall and ski hill officials are encour-

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Professional forester Timothy Ryan will assume the role of chairman of the Forest Practices Board effective Dec. 31 for a three-year term, Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations Minister Steve Thomson announced Friday. Ryan has worked in the forest sector for more than 30 years, the past 21 in leadership positions in B.C., Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario and Minnesota. Currently chief forester and director of woodlands operations with Vancouver’s Ledcor Resources and Transportation, he spent much of his career with Ainsworth Lumber Co. Ltd., where he was responsible for timberland operations, corporate forest and environmental policy and bioenergy. He also served as manager of forestry with the Cariboo Lumber Manufacturers Association and was a board member of both the Alberta Chamber of Resources and the Alberta Forest Products Association. Also effective Dec. 31, two board members have been reappointed for two-year terms. Ralph Archibald of Victoria and Dr. William McGill of Prince George, who was also appointed vice-chairman. McGill is a professor of ecosystem science and management at the University of Northern B.C. Archibald is a retired provincial public servant with more than 40 years’ experience in the natural resource sector. Bill Dumont of Cobble Hill, Andrea Lyall of West Vancouver, Mike Nash of Prince George and Dave Patterson of North Vancouver make up the rest of the board.

Kids and happy hours coming to B.C. pubs B.C. is the only province in Canada where happy hour drink discounts are not allowed. Tom Fletcher BLACK PRESS

The B.C. government has uncorked another round of liquor law reform, with children to be allowed in pubs and restaurants allowed to serve drinks without food. Premier Christy Clark announced the changes at a downtown Vancouver restaurant Tuesday, as the provincial cabinet works its way through a list of 70 recommendations from a recent public consultation on updating B.C. liquor laws. As with earlier rounds of liquor reform, Tuesday’s event was short on details and long on populist appeal. Some time next year B.C. will see the changes, and will also join all other Canadian provinces in allowing pubs to offer discounted drinks for happy hour. Permitted times and a minimum drink price are still to be determined. Children are to be allowed to accompany their parents into pubs up until an evening curfew time, also yet to be determined, but Clark said it will allow families to have lunch or dinner together at a pub. Royal Canadian Legion branches will have the same

freedom to admit under-age family members. Restaurants with “food primary” licences will still have to offer a full menu when liquor is available, Clark said, “but customers who don’t want to order food shouldn’t be forced to do so, and food primary businesses that want to fully transition away from food service after a certain hour, and operate for example as a night club, will be able to apply for a special licence to do so.” NDP critic Shane Simpson said the changes effectively erase the distinction between a licensed restaurant and a pub, and are being announced for popular effect without any research to support them. The province also intends to make its Serving it Right liquor training mandatory for all servers in B.C.’s 5,600 licensed restaurants, as well as staff at B.C. Liquor Stores and rural agency and wine stores. Licensees, managers, sales and serving staff “should also be required to recertify,” according to a government news release. Last week Clark and Richmond-Steveston MLA John Yap, who led the public consultation on liquor law reform, announced that regulations would be eased for winery tasting rooms. Farm markets will also be allowed to offer samples and sales of locally made beer, wine and spirits.

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THE B.C. GOVERNMENT says it plans to change liquor laws to allow children in pubs at certain times and allow happy hours, where drinks are reduced in price for set lengths of time in a day.

Enbridge’s proposed pipeline will hit wall in B.C., critics say Jeff Nagel BLACK PRESS

Environmental groups and First Nations quickly condemned the National Energy Board’s recommendation to approve the proposed Northern Gateway oil pipeline project and predicted it will never be built. Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs president Grand

Chief Stewart Philip said the battle will likely move into the courtrooms as First Nations mount legal challenges to Enbridge’s project—assuming it is approved in the months ahead by the federal government. “This is about the environmental integrity of the watersheds we all share and we are willing to go to any lengths to de-

fend our watersheds,” he said. “We are prepared to go to the wall against this project. We have no choice.” Wilderness Committee policy director Gwen Barlee called it a reckless, foolish, disappointing decision that will run into a wall of opposition in B.C. “It’s going to be tied up in courts for many, many, many years,” Barlee said.

“Environmental organizations will be standing with First Nations and standing with the hundreds of thousands of other British Columbians who oppose this project and don’t want to see it proceed.” Barlee said the recommendation of approval flies in the face of a newly released federal report that flagged an insufficient capability to respond

to an oil spill on the coast. “This is a project that’s dangerous to our climate, dangerous to our coast and dangerous to our rivers and our salmon,” she said. “We vow to stand shoulder to shoulder with First Nations, and the thousands of others who oppose this project,” said Murray Minchin of Kitimat-based Douglas

Channel Watch, which was an intervenor in the hearings. “We are determined to keep the north coast of B.C. bitumen-free.” The twin pipelines, carrying diluted heavy bitumen from northern Alberta to Kitimat and condensate used to dilute the heavy oil in the opposite direction, would carve across hundreds of

creeks and rivers and send oil tankers out through the narrow passages of B.C.’s north coast. Ecojustice staff lawyer Barry Robinson said the NEB ignored a huge volume of evidence indicating the pipeline will be unsafe, unsustainable and is unnecessary. Most environmental campaigners said they weren’t surprised by the recommendation.

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Mac’s next for Ok Rockets Warren Henderson STAFF REPORTER

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POINTERS…Former Major League Baseball catcher Gregg Zaun provides some tips to students

of the Rutland Senior Secondary Baseball Academy, including McCoy Pearce (left) and Henrik Terwoord, on Thursday afternoon at the Capital News Centre. Zaun, who is vacationing in Kelowna, volunteered two hours of his time to share his expertise with about a dozen members of the local academy. Currently a baseball analyst for Sportsnet, Zaun played 16 seasons in the majors, including five with the Toronto Blue Jays and won a World Series title with the Florida Marlins in 1997. For more information on the Rutland Senior Baseball Academy, contact Dan Ruggiero at RSS at 250-870-5000 or by email, daniel.ruggiero@sd23.bc.ca.

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Chiefs cover Hedley video/song A team building exercise by the Kelowna Chiefs has turned into a motivator for young, inspiring hockey players. Members of the Chiefs banded together to film their take of Hedley’s hit new song Anything from their latest album Wild Life. The idea of the video was the brainchild of Kelowna Chiefs director of operations and marketing Reagan Krivsky who chose this song for more

than just its catchy verse. “Anything was chosen mostly because a lot of hockey players are told don’t bother, you’re too small or slow and you have no commitment so Hedley hit the mark with this song, telling young people around the world, to never give up on their dreams,” said Krivsky. “This is something very important for young players to recognize.” The Chiefs video used the Hedley song with per-

mission from Universal Music Group and features a young hockey player trying to make the cut but keeps getting harassed by fellow teammates and coaches. With a lot of hard work and determination, he proves everyone wrong. “The idea of a tribute video was inspired by others like it,” says Krivsky. “But also because it is something that can last through the ages and be

enjoyed by a wide audience.” Hedley hails from Abbotsford and will be performing in Kelowna in 2014. The video can be found on the Kelowna Chiefs YouTube Channel or by following the link below: http://www.youtube. com/watch?v=vSbQMfEDius For more information or for tickets visit: www. KelownaChiefs.com.

Featuring three of Western Canada’s winningest teams, it just might be the toughest pool of all at this year’s edition of the Mac’s Midget Hockey Tournament in Calgary. The BCMML-leading Okanagan Rockets (20-3-1) will be joined in by the two-time defending champion Red Deer Optimist Chiefs (13-4-4) and Saskatchewan’s top team, the Notre Dame Argos (21-4-2). The host Calgary Flames and Cariboo Cougars will round out the five-team pool as the 2013 tournament opens on Boxing Day. “It looks like somebody at Mac’s is trying to get rid of some good teams early,” joked Rockets GM David Michaud. “Every pool is tough, but to have the two-time Telus defending champs (Red Deer) and the top team from Saskatchewan in our pool, those will be real tests for us. The (Calgary) Flames have been struggling, but actually haven’t lost in December. Cariboo has been struggling too, but I’m sure they’ll get up for us. There is never an easy night at Mac’s.” While their opponents are formidable, Michaud likes his team’s schedule as all four pool games for the Rockets will be played mid-day, with no short turnarounds between games. Okanagan opens play Dec. 26 at 11:45 a.m. against the host Flames. The Rockets, who have never made the playoffs at Mac’s, went 2-2-0 at last year’s tournament.

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DEFENCEMAN Mitchell Oliver and the Okanagan

Rockets will leave Christmas day for the Mac’s Midget Hockey Tournament in Calgary. Based on his current team’s experience, Michaud believes this year’s Rockets squad is properly equipped to at least be in contention for a playoff berth. “We had a pretty good hockey team here last year, too, but the difference for me is the age factor,” he said. “We have 10 17-year-old players this year, the most we’ve had here. There’ll still be some nerves, but guys like (Gen) Bryshun and (Branden) Wagner have a lot of experience, they’ve been here three times, so there shouldn’t be too many surprises for those kinds of players.” Still, win or lose, Michaud said the Mac’s tournament is a can’t-miss event for his team.

“Nothing bad ever happens at the Mac’s,” he said. “The good news is, if we have a bad week, then we have a lot of time to learn from our mistakes and correct them. It’s a great learning experience, a tournament with a great environment and heritage. Our players will benefit from being there no matter what.” The Rockets will the last of four round-robin games on Dec. 30 against Notre Dame. Eight of the 25 teams will make the playoffs, with the championship final to be played on New Year’s Day. Following Mac’s, the Rockets will take part in the Kelowna International Elite Midget Tournament, Jan. 8 to 12.

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SPORTS ▼ SARAH CORNETT-CHING

Chance to test drive Daytona The 2013 racing season was a rebuilding year for Summerland race car driver Sarah Cornett-Ching. After taking much of the season off and only competing in a couple of local events, the year will end in a big way for the talented 22 year old, as she takes part in an ARCA Series test session at the high banks of Daytona International Speedway next weekend. Sarah is a graduate of

the Race 101 program and winner of their Marketing Excellence Award back in 2011. The opportunity to test a car at Daytona International Speedway is one that she doesn’t take lightly. The car that she will be racing is being prepared by Tony Blanchard of Race 101, and is a former car out of the Richard Childress Racing stable. “I am really excited about this opportunity to test at Daytona Inter-

national Speedway,” said Cornett-Ching. “As a racer, and a fan of our sport, Daytona is as big as it gets, and I am very thankful to Tony and the Race 101 staff for the chance to fulfill a dream.” Plans for 2014 are still in the works, but Cornett-Ching hopes to return to full time weekly racing, and is looking forward to more exciting opportunities in the coming season. “We are working hard getting our plans in place

for 2014. I really have to thank my family, friends, sponsors and our fans for all of their support and I am looking forward to next year. Happy Holidays to everyone, and we will see you in 2014.” For more information on Sarah Cornett-Ching and to follow her racing accomplishments, please visit her newly revamped website, www.sccracing. com or visit her on Facebook at www.facebook. com/sccracing.

Special O returns to West Kelowna

After providing great racing and development opportunities in its inaugural year, the Special Olympics BC (SOBC) Snow Sports Festival is set to return to West Kelowna Feb. 7 to 9, 2014. First held in March 2013, the competitive event brings togethS er Special Olympics athletes from all over the province to race in alpine skiing events at Crystal Mountain Resort and rcross-country skiing and esnowshoeing events at Telemark Nordic Club.

The SOBC Snow Sports Festival will also serve as a regional qualifier for athletes seeking to advance to the 2015 SOBC Winter Games in Kamloops. “The athletes train extremely hard in their weekly programs, and competitions are where they can put everything they’ve learned into motion and celebrate their successes from training,” said Cari Henri, SOBC Manager, Sport. “The excitement of the athletes when they at-

tend qualifiers is overwhelming.” Roughly 58 alpine skiers, 45 cross-country skiers and 70 snowshoeing athletes are expected to compete in the 2014 festival. In addition to the competitive action, the Snow Sports Festival will also give athletes and coaches the chance to take part in educational opportunities and functional testing that helps establish baseline data from which to track the athletes’ improvements and achievements.

“Telemark and Crystal Mountain were amazing hosts last year, and we were so grateful for the enthusiastic support we received from local volunteers. “We hope volunteers will again be interested in getting involved, because it’s a lot of fun and very rewarding to interact with the athletes.” Those who are interested in getting involved can contact Cari Henri by e-mail, chenri@specialolympics.bc.ca, or phone, 1-888-854-2276.

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New course for adventure race The adventure race known as Mudd Sweat & Tears is coming back to the Central Okangan with a new course and a new date. Mudd, Sweat & Tears (MST) has announced it will be landing back in the Okanagan this spring with the addition of Mudd, Sweat & Tears Kelowna taking place at Crystal Mountain Resort on Saturday May 10. It’s the second year the race will be held in the area after last year’s inaugural running, which was held at Lake Okanagan Resort. The 12 kilometre obstacle course race which has competitors crawling, climbing, carrying and dragging themselves (and possibly fellow competitors), over a series of military style obstacles ranging from mud pits and 8 foot walls, to steep hill climbs and 60 degree ramps, will incorporate

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RUGGED obstacle course takes determination to complete. the best of Crystal Mountain’s alpine setting and jaw dropping views. “Crystal Mountain offers an amazing diversity of terrain from steeps to flat benches of land and with the road infrastructure on the mountain makes for easy access for obstacle placement,” stated John Reed,

spokesperson for Mudd, Sweat and Tears. “Crystal Mountain has been amazing to deal with and 2014 will be the year of more mud, obstacles and distance in all MST courses.” A major component of the Mudd, Sweat & Tears experience is its charitable donations to the Breakfast Clubs of Canada. Break-

fast Clubs of Canada is a national not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing services and funding to school breakfast programs across Canada. The program provides a hot nutritious breakfast to students who would otherwise not have a chance for breakfast due to circumstances beyond their control. MST donates a percentage of net profit from all events to the organization. MST Kelowna consists of the main event on Saturday where competitors receive a signature MST race shirt and medal and are treated to a cold beverage shortly after they cross the finish line. The race is open to participants age 14 & over and reservations are now being accepted at http:// www.muddsweatandtears.com/events/kelowna-british-columbia-2013/.

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Russian aerial ski team trains at Apex Mountain Emanuel Sequeira BLACK PRESS

Russia’s national aerial ski team is very pleased with their training at Apex Mountain. In preparation for the Sochi Olympics in Russia, the team began training in Penticton on Nov. 15 and head coach Dmitriy Kavunov said everything has gone well. “We have good training. Just one day was cold. It’s not a big deal,” said Kavunov. Having previously worked with the Canadian national team, Kavunov said this is the first time in the three years he’s coached the Russian national team they have

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EVERY TEAM HAS PRETTY GOOD ATHLETES. IT’S VERY DIFFICULT TO SAY HOW IT WILL BE IN THE OLYMPICS. Dmitriy Kavunov, Russian aerials team head coach

trained at Apex Mountain. Kavunov said the facilities are good and they have been happy with snow conditions and other services they have received. “We are very happy to be here,” he said. The Russians have

trained five days a week with their seven athletes. Kavunov said they are trying their best to be as prepared as possible for Sochi. “Every team has pretty good athletes,” he said. “It’s very difficult to say how it will be in the Olympics.” The Russian team concludes its training on Friday, then heads to Vancouver for a flight to China for the World Cup. Kavunov said if there is money in the budget, they would consider returning to Apex to train. He was very appreciative of the staff at the resort and said people were friendly and helpful.

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Examining the anatomy of an entrepreneurial region

s readers of this column will know, every other week, when I take a brief sidestep from entrepreneurial story-telling , I explore the world of information and educational research of entrepreneurship development. Lately, I have been experiencing both a renewed and enhanced enthusiasm toward the concept of a regional entrepreneurial culture. So, how can we seek to foster a regional entrepreneurship strategy in our rural communities of the Okanagan as a strategy for generating industrial and economic development? It seems to me that we ought to begin with a discussion of the general state of our region from a socio-economic perspective and why it may be truly in need of economic development help. We might argue that any viable solution must indeed be regional in scope given the diversity of our communities from Salmon Arm to Osoyoos and beyond and that entrepreneurial development is the most logical and viable economic development strategy channel. We might also want to address limitations of current approaches to fostering entrepreneurship. With the downturn in the economy, which many feel has not bottomed as of yet, rural communities often have limited business financing resources. Debt capital is difficult to acquire. There seems to be insufficient opportunities for lenders to shift risks and sources of equity capital (angel and venture capital) are limited or non-existent in many of our rural communities as well. Additionally, rural

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Joel Young business often are forced to seek markets outside their immediate communities and even the Okanagan as a whole because local markets are too small to sustain current operations, muchless growth. Also, physical distance from relatively rich urban areas creates hardships, not the least of which is impeded access to the information and knowledge centers of our new highlighted global economy. Another challenge which is highlighted to me frequently is the appearance of dominance by a single business or industry in the various corners of our regional landscape. Not only does this preclude economic diversity and make the particular community highly vulnerable to economic shifts, but it also acts as a damper on innovation. Hence, most rural regions have limited economic critical mass, unlike their urban counterparts. For this reason, there is little margin for error. These limitations demand that policy solutions for rural regional economic revitalization be regional in scope. Let’s take a look at how we might build this “anatomy of an entrepreneurial region” It has been said that economic development policy is compared to a three-legged stool. The three major strategies being: • business attraction

• retention and expansion • business creation. For many years, attraction was the clear favourite of economic developers across Canada. Recently, economic developers have become more concerned about retaining their current business and attempting to induce such businesses to modify and expand their operations as a logical and viable alternative. Now, with these difficult economic realities before us, we are seemingly left with the third leg of the stool—business creation—as the only viable economic development tool before us in our rural regions of this province. This important fac-

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POLICY SOLUTIONS FOR RURAL REGIONAL ECONOMIC REVITALIZATION BE REGIONAL IN SCOPE.

tor has led me, and many of my professional, educational, business and organizational associates, to a conclusion that, maybe, just maybe, it is the right time to put our dedicated time and resources into developing a highly co-ordinated regional economic development strategy based on the supportive environment for entrepreneurial creation. Let’s be clear, entrepreneurship assistance through the development of a regional entrepreneurial strategy is not to be construed as merely a fallback economic development strategy for the rural Okanagan region. As it lends itself particularly well to rural regional economies because it is sustainable.

It can truly be less costly than other economic development strategies. It yields smaller scale development which is often more appropriate to rural regions as the Okanagan. Additionally, it spawns home-grown companies which tend to be more loyal to our communities than branch facilities. The challenges are many and varied and there is sufficient evidence when researching this topic throughout Canada and the U.S. as I have had the privilege of conducting for many years. There is evidence that the most promising approaches to addressing such challenges are indeed regional in scope and systemic in nature. Also promising, is a regional strategy that “truly fosters entrepreneurship” for reasons I have already noted briefly for you. This does suggest that the creation of entrepreneurial regions in our “best place on earth” should be the goal. In recent years, there has been a lot written and said about what makes an entrepreneurial region. Some have argued ( myself included) that it is a diversity of people, ideas and activities. Others point to an environment that nurtures and develops human capital. Still others claim wisely that it is a combination of intellectual capital and numerous other factors that underlie a successful entrepreneurial region. There is undoubtedly much truth in all of these healthy observations and what we need to need is seek “ building the cake” assembling the minds and, definitely, the hearts

B.C. chamber happy with pipeline recommendation The B.C. Chamber of Commerce is welcoming the Joint Review Panel’s approval of the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline project. “This is great news for B.C.,” said John Winter, president and CEO of the BC Chamber of Commerce. “It means that this pivotal, job-creating project has been examined from every angle and found sound. With this

decision, British Columbians can confidently back this project, knowing that it meets our top-tier environmental and community standards.” The review panel scrutinized the proposed project under both the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act and the National Energy Board Act. It delivered its decision on the project Thursday, saying conditions

must still be met. The project now goes to the federal cabinet for a final decision. Winter said the project has cleared a major hurdle, which sends a strong, positive message to the investment community in B.C. and beyond. “The investment community has been closely watching the Northern Gateway project as an indicator of B.C.’s openness to resource develop-

ment and other investments,” he said. “This decision sends the message that, while our standards are rigorous, B.C. is open for business.” Today’s decision follows a recent B.C. chamber poll that found that 57 per cent of the people it surveyed would support the pipeline project if it received a positive recommendation from the Joint Review Panel.

of our capable and dedicated men and women of the Okanagan region to help make the entrepreneurial dream become our reality. Building our “team of champions of entrepreneurial success will take some time but there is no

doubt the human assets we have amongst us will help. With the joyous time of Christmas upon us, perhaps we might approach 2014 with a renewed rigour and commitment to behave and think entrepreneurial-

ly and seek to assemble our anatomy of the Okanagan entrepreneurial region together Joel Young is an entrepreneurial leadership coach, educator and consultant and Founder of Okanogan Valley Entrepreneurs Society.

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CUISINE from Jude’s kitchen Happy Christmas There are so many different feelings that bubble to the surface at this time of year, and we all carry some emotional baggage from the past, whether it’s good or bad, that this season can have very different meanings for each of us. Although my approach to Christmas is positive and most of my memories happy ones, there are always some bittersweet ones as well, generally remembering people I’ve lost over the years and times we shared over the holiday season, whether that’s a skating party, decorating a Christmas tree together, baking days, Christmas Eve or Day together or New Year’s. Even how—or whether—you celebrate Christmas is often vastly different from one person to another, depending on cultural background, religion, means, personal history, social circumstances and interests. So, when it comes to planning food for Christmas, I try to remember that not everyone will sit down with a dozen or so of their closest family, as I will, to a stuffed turkey and all the traditional fixings. With that in mind, I’ve come up with a special dinner that would suit a much smaller group, or just two, as a celebratory Christmas bird that’s sure to result in some warm memories for the future. However you spend the coming week, I hope you celebrate the simple pleasures of good friends and close family while you enjoy fresh, local food prepared with love. If you’re really lucky, perhaps some thoughtful person will have picked up a copy of Jude’s Kitchen and wrapped it up to put under your tree. Merry Christmas.

Chicken Roasted with Ginger & Orange

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Mom's Light Rum Pudding This is a wonderfully light, but delicious dessert which is perfect after a heavy holiday meal. This was always a Christmas treat in our home when I was a kid, often topped with a few strawberries or other berries that had been thawed from summer. This is even better if it's make one day and served the next, which is very helpful when you’re preparing a big dinner. 1/2 c. (125 ml) white rum 1 tbsp. (15 ml) gelatin 3 eggs 1/2 c. (125 ml) sugar 1 c. (250 ml) whipping cream Heat rum in a small pot, but do not let it boil. Sprinkle on the gelatin powder and stir

until it's completely dissolved. Pour into a large mixing bowl and let it cool to room temperature. Separate eggs, and in a small bowl beat egg yolks with a fork, then stir in white sugar until the mixture is creamy. Stir in cooled gelatine mixture. Beat egg whites until stiff but not dry and fold in egg and gelatin mixture. Finally, whip cream to soft peak stage and fold in carefully until completely incorporated. Transfer to a serving dish, cover and chill for at least two hours. Top with preserved or fresh fruit such as canned peaches, cherries or unsweetened strawberries. Serves 6.

This takes the ordinary roast chicken to another level in flavour and is reminiscent of my favourite way to serve a duck, with a nice orangey sauce. 1 roasting chicken 1 tbsp. (15 ml) butter 1 orange 1 green onion 1 garlic clove 2 tsp. (10 ml) grated ginger 1 tsp. (5 ml) lemon juice 1/2 tsp. (2 ml) Worcestershire sauce 1/4 tsp. (1 ml) cracked black pepper pinch of cayenne pinch of sea salt a few peppercorns Soften the butter in a small bowl. Zest the orange and chop it finely, adding it to the butter, along with a minced green onion and garlic clove, grated ginger and its juice, Worcestershire Sauce, salt and peppers

and mix well. Carefully loosen the skin over the breast, thighs and legs of the bird and use your fingers to spread the spiced butter between the flesh and the skin, without tearing the skin. Reserve just a smidge to smear over the top of the skin, particularly over the breast, before washing your hands well. Coarsely chop the remainder of the orange and toss into the cavity of the chicken with a few whole peppercorns and a little coarse sea salt. Truss and roast. I use a countertop rotisserie which leaves the meat incredibly moist and flavourful, but pop it into a 350 F oven for about 20-25 minutes to the pound otherwise. Let the bird set for about 15 minutes before carving. A 3-4-pound bird will need an hour to an hour and a half to cook, but don’t overcook it. Serves 5-6.

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Some simple guidelines for readers of Jude's Kitchen

There are some basics about my cooking that you should know about in using the recipes created for Jude’s Kitchen. *I mean a large egg when a recipe calls for an egg *usually, butter and margarine are interchangeable *usually, salt and pepper is added to your taste *I generally use sea salt

*fresh ingredients top frozen or canned *organic products are my first choice *wherever possible, I use whole grains, not processed *include a variety of them, when possible *wherever possible, I use fresh herbs *fewer quantities of dried herbs are needed than fresh

*I use extra virgin olive oil *I use grapeseed or olive oil to cook with *I don’t deep fry *feel free to substitute. I do *have fun in the kitchen *encourage others to as well

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Hack, cough, sneeze, blow, blow, blow. I was sick with a cold. Not unusual for me. It seemed I always had a runny nose, bronchitis or something worse. It meant this year though, instead of missing school, I was going to miss the Christmas vacation–maybe even miss Christmas. In those days, we lived in Kingston, Ont., where my dad worked as the manager of a

small dairy. Our real hometown, however, was Niagara Falls, Ont. and dad took us back to “the falls” as often as he could. We always looked forward to those trips as we had visits with our cousins, aunts and uncles, as well as grandparents. The visit at Christmas, however, was really special. At this point in time my brother and I still believed in Santa Claus— or at least we let our folks think we believed. We knew that Santa would visit us at whichever grandpar-

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stop dancing around in our any natural way. heads. But, you know what? Dad Mom, the ever-ingenious did build us a tree. one, suggested we buy a tree He cut limbs from here and and make our own decorations. drilled holes in there–this was What a great idea. in the days of hand drills–no They bundled me up and electric drills—and stuffed the popped me into the car and off cut limb into the hole, one little we went, two branch after andays before other. Christmas, to It still buy a tree. looked like a You can Charlie Brown guess what tree but it was THE CHRISTMAS we were faced our Charlie THAT ALMOST with— scrawny Brown tree. WASN’T BECAME trees, neeWhile dad THE CHRISTMAS dles falling off, worked on the branches gotree, mom got TO REMEMBER. ing every which out the coloured way, just nothpaper, the stuff ing worth buywe used to ing. make things with when we Dad, not a carpenter by na- were sick or were bored to ture and probably the least tears. handy man I ever knew, said he We cut strips of coloured would build a tree. paper, about an inch wide and Build a tree? Whoever eight inches long. heard of that? Next, we curled them into We bought the best tree rings and glued the ends of we could find. Today it would each piece, after threading it have been called a Charlie through the previous link; then Brown tree. But Charlie repeated the process until we Brown had not been born yet. had a long chain of multi-colIt did have some needles, oured links. but the branches pointed to all Next, she set to popping parts of the compass and not in corn and we got to work string-

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ing these into chains for the tree. Dad had bought some tinsel while we were out and that added the finishing touch. And it was all done by mid-Christmas eve. When Christmas day came, we found small presents under the tree for us, a package of pencils, crayons, pencil case and a sharpener. The best presents we would ever get because they were bought with love and given with love on a Christmas Day we would never forget. Dad used to receive fruitcakes, plumb puddings and small rounds of cheese from suppliers at Christmas time. We usually took them with us to share with family, but this year we would eat them at home, and with great relish. The Christmas that almost wasn’t became the Christmas to remember. My brother Bob and I still talk about that Christmas, nearly 70 years later. All it takes for a great Christmas is a loving family and friends and the will to enjoy each other. William S. (Bill) Peckham Kelowna

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Meeting a stranger leads to the best Christmas gift ever I moved permanently from Toronto to B.C. two days before Christmas Eve, in 1969, spending three days and two nights on a Greyhound bus, and arriving 10 hours late in Nelson, because of a blizzard that we encountered east of Creston. My sister and brother-inlaw were living in a big barn of a log cabin in Slocan Park, through which the wind blew during what was said to be the worst winter in 20 years. My sister and I were not very happy at her husband’s news that he would be driving to Vancouver the next day. Since neither my sister nor I (very much the city boy), could handle the wood chopping chores, we had little choice but to accompany him in the “magic bus” as they called their Volkswagan van. This very old van, despite its lack of snow tires and chains, and despite the terrible driving conditions and the many cars littering the sides of the highway along the route,

got us to our destination. Heading home on Christmas Day, we encountered what I believe was the real reason for this strange winter odyssey, and what was to be a divine appointment. On the outskirts of Vancouver, my brother- in- law suddenly stopped the van to pick up a hitchhiker. I was sitting in the front passenger seat and hadn’t noticed anybody at the side of the road. But suddenly there he was, an Afro-American, with a blanket around his shoulders, and holding a large, white, leather-bound book in his hands. He had a strong face, full beard, and said his name was Walter, and that he was traveling, “to see if people had changed since I had last travelled”. I knew right away that the book he carried was a Bible, which in itself was strange, because I wasn’t into the Bible and had not encountered before, people who walked

around with one. ing bag, as the van’s heater He said that he was headgave little heat. ing over the mountains and He didn’t chat much, althen down into the southern though, after the fact, I thought states, and that destination, in that he must have been praying those days, I thought might up a storm to keep the van and prove to be a dangerous one us on the road because there for him. were many cars off the road. He wasn’t Some disdressed for the tance from cold, and was Castlegar, the fasting so that headlights went he would feel it out and we kept all the more. on with just a The blanlit candle on the I SUDDENLY ket he wore, dashboard. LOOKED UP INTO as well as the Upon HIS EYES AND light trench coat reaching he wore under Castlegar, we GOT HAMMERED it, were both eagerly sought TO THE DEPTH OF given to him by the warmth inMY BEING. WAS a Washington side a restauLOOKING INTO THE State trooper, rant, where I who had drivfound myself FACE OF JESUS. en him up to the in the midst of Canadian borthe most strange der. experience I had His boots were light, unever encountered. lined, gum rubber, and his I distinctly heard the man socks weren’t warm ones. behind the counter say to WalHe spent most of the trip to ter: “I won’t serve you”. Nelson inside my warm sleepI got so upset that I left the

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premises and inquired of Walter, upon him getting into the van, whether the server had said that to him. He said that he hadn’t, and that all he wanted was a glass of water because he was fasting. Those were the only words we had exchanged during the whole trip, except when we said hi when he first climbed into the van. In Nelson, where we were to spend the night at the house of a friend of my sister’s husband, I was kneeling in front of Walter because he had a bad le and I was helping to pull off his boots, when I suddenly looked up into his eyes and got hammered to the depth of my being. I was looking into the face of Jesus. I have to explain here that no one had ever spoken to me about Jesus. I was brought up in a Jewish area of Toronto, and really knew nothing about the Lord. I am touched that I was kneeling when I met Jesus,

and while this was happening, there wasn’t a word spoken between us. But I knew that he knew. I headed straight to bed right after this powerful revelation, in order to give it some deep thought. In the morning, I gave Walter a pair of wool socks, and my sister, being who she was, gave him her sleeping bag. We then walked him down to the highway, hugged him and said our goodbyes. Upon retracing our steps in the opposite direction that he was heading in, we both turned to have one last look at him, but he was gone. Neither one of us noticed any vehicles going by us in his direction. This is how I met the Prince of Peace so many years ago on Christmas Eve—the gift that keeps on giving.

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The possibility of miracles exists in our everyday lives

was watching a story being told on CNN last night of a 13-yearold girl by the name of Jahi McMath, who recently went in to have a routine tonsillectomy and suffered a serious hemorrhage following her surgery. She is now in a coma with her medical team explaining to the family that she is “brain dead” and should now be taken off life support. The mother was adamant that her child needed time to heal and would come out of the coma. Their faith as a family was strong and their belief in the power of prayer was unquestionable. This loving mom is expecting a miracle and holding firmly to her belief that this is possible. I nodded my head as I listened to her talk, knowing that as a mother she was trusting in her own instincts and knowingness, which is not always easy to do when surrounded by a medical community that is not too comfortable in accepting the possibility of miracles. Over the course of my life, I have had the joy of experiencing, and witnessing, miracles in action. The first was when my father was dying from terminal cancer. My sister and I had lovingly cared for him in my parent’s home for many months and we knew he was close to death. Following some complications, a decision was made to move him to the palliative care ward at

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time, but in my feeling of immense powerlessness, I asked God for help in the simplest of ways as I cried in my grief. A warm energy of the most profound love engulfed me in a way that is hard to describe, letting me know that all was well and that I could let go. It was a vibration that was so intimate and yet intense as I felt surrounded by angels in a way that could not be questioned. I fell into the deepest sleep I have ever experienced and awoke at five

a.m., wondering where I’d been. When I reached the hospital, my dad had slipped into a coma that went on for four days. It was a cold November day and yet the sun had come out in all its glory to shine incredibly brightly through his hospital window. My mom, three sisters and I moved his hospital bed over to the window and with the Mills Brothers playing softly in the background, we all quietly joined together to create a circle of love around him. My hands were cupping each side of his head and my thoughts focused on letting him know we would be OK and that it was safe for him to let go. Despite being in a coma, I watched as a tear began to fall, ever so gently from his right eye, slowly down his cheek to reach the pillow. A wash of the same deep vibration I had experienced the night before came over me and I heard the words spoken from these angels: “Love is all that matters.” This experience was life-changing for me and provided an unquestionable acceptance and faith that we are never alone. These past 22 years have been an unfolding of miracles that began with that experience. That December, after my father’s death, I went to a local nursing home and asked them if I could bring two residents to my home to join my family for Christmas dinner. They selected two

elders who they thought would most benefit and Christmas Day I went to

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KONESKI, JENNY 1931-2013

It is with great sadness that we share the passing of our beloved Jenny Koneski on December 17 , 2013. Survived by her loving family, son Robert (Louise), daughters: Alda and Tania (Brian); grandchildren: Andrew,Tamara, Rheannon, Grant and Kyle, great-grandchildren: Jenny, Robbi and Mikey. She is now reunited with her loving husband Robert who passed away in 2009, after 58 years of marriage. Her family and friends will cherish all the wonderful memories they shared. Jenny enjoyed her music, dancing and was always singing. A gracious hostess with her cooking, every dinner had to include dessert. She was an avid reader and enjoyed knitting & always had a hug and a smile for her grandchildren. “Loving Memories Last Forever” Family and friends will gather to honor her in May of 2014. The family wishes to thank the staff at Spring Valley for all of their care and compassion. Condolences may be sent to the family by visiting www.mem.com, clicking on stories and typing in her name. Arrangements entrusted with First Memorial Funeral Services, Kelowna. 250-762-2299

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Regional Editor Black Press, Kootenay Region, is seeking a Regional Editor. This position will be responsible for a number of newsrooms and publications across different Kootenay communities. This position will also help manage a growing magazine division. We are looking for someone with extensive newsroom experience, both as a reporter and an editor, to lead a team of reporters. Based in the beautiful Kootenay region, this person will oversee a number of newsrooms and publications, and will also work with senior managers in the region to help set the vision for the continued growth and success of our print and online publications. The successful candidate will also have a proven track record in the digital space, both from managing and growing content websites to expanding our social media branding. A keen understanding of all social media platforms is required. Great layout and creative design skills are also key to this position so a proven background in all types of layout is mandatory. This position will also require travel between different Kootenay communities so a reliable vehicle and clean driver’s license is required. This is a senior editorial position that offers a good compensation package, benefits and the opportunity to live in one of Canada’s most beautiful places. To apply for this position please send your resume, cover letter, examples of your work and your references to Chuck Bennett, Group Publisher, Kootenay Region at chuckbennett@blackpress.ca . Only those chosen for an interview will be contacted.

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Wanted: Experienced Dispatcher for local Transport Company. We require an experienced transport dispatcher immediately. MUST HAVE TRUCK MATE EXPERIENCE Must have own transportation and be reliable. Wages based on experience. Must be able to work in a fast paced environment and have excellent communication skills. ONLY THOSE INDIVIDUALS WITH TRUCKMATE AND DISPATCH EXPERIENCE WILL BE CONSIDERED. Applications will only be accepted by fax or e-mail no walk ins please. Please fax resume to 250-546-0600, or by e-mail to parris@ricknickelltrucking.com No phone calls please.

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JOURNEYMAN AUTOMOTIVE Service Technician(s) in Hanna Alberta. Hanna Chrysler Ltd. offers competitive wages, relocation allowance, negotiable depending on experience. Bright, modern shop. Full-time permanent with benefits. Friendly town just 2 hours from major urban centres. More info at: hannachrysler.ca. Fax 403-854-2845; Or send by email to: chrysler@telusplanet.net

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BOXING Day Sale! Dec 26, 8am-4pm with great specials on in-stock firearms, Benelli Super Nova Tac $795, Rem 870 Tac Magpul $775, 1400 RDS 7.62x39, $299. Weber & Markin Gunsmiths, The Best Little Gunshop Around 4-1691 Powick Rd Kel 250-762-7575 Mon-Sat. 10-6 facebook.com/ WeberMarkin

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THE CITY OF KELOWNA has the following house available for rent: Centrally located charmer, on cul-de-sac 2 bdrms, 1 bath, $1100/mo Applications can be obtained online at www.kelowna.ca under Rental Properties or between 8 am to 4 pm on the 4th Floor at City Hall 1435 Water St. Kelowna Real Estate & Building Services. ABSOLUTELY NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. Applications can also be faxed to 250-862-3349 or dropped off at City Hall by the deadline of 4:00pm on Wednesday, January 15, 2014

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Beloved dining table has become a Christmas time capsule The honey brown varnish of the six-foot long birch table is etched with memories. When the light from the dining room chandelier hits it just right a world of activity magically shows up on its surface like invisible ink. Tiny scratches and lines mark the table. A few faint

letters, even a word here and there can be seen on its surface, evidence of evenings long ago when our three daughters would spread out their textbooks and papers to do their homework. Laughter and giggles could always be heard as they worked, often with a heavy

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hand on the pen or pencil as they inadvertently created a time capsule on our dining room table. Many years ago, when our three daughters were young, their father worked as a tree planter and spacer, a caretaker of our forests. One day, he discovered a fallen birch tree.

He went back to find it a few days later, cut it into two logs, and hauled them home. Over the next few months, the wood was planed and dried, and lovingly transformed into an exquisite family heirloom that appeared in our dining room a few days before Christmas, along with

six beautiful chairs. His timing was perfect because we were hosting our two families that year for Christmas dinner. Many years later, we still gather around this table for family dinners, birthday celebrations, plus many creative projects and game nights.

A few more lines and paint marks continue to appear on its surface every now and then. Our dining room table is the best Christmas gift ever, lovingly created and presented one magical Christmas by my husband, Mark. Terry Leinemann Kelowna

Brother’s excitement was a present I remember the year my brother got a bike for Christmas from Santa. My parents had tied a red ribbon from the railing at the bottom of the staircase that went around the corner to the family room where Richard’s bike was waiting. Watching him slowly follow the ribbon with much anticipation, to the shiny new bike, was wonderful to watch. I still think about his excitement and I believe that my parents, my sister and I also got a present that Christmas morning Laurie Weisgarber

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Holiday lights make memories (NC) The holidays are here and if you havent already put up your lights, here’s some tips. Make sure to check that your lights and decorations are still in good working order after a year in storage. Not only can old décor items look worn out, but they can also put you and your family at risk – which is the last thing anyone wants at this joyous time of year. CSA Group, a leader in public safety testing and certification, offers these tips to help you stay safe: • Carefully inspect light strings each year. Discard any with frayed cords, cracked lamp holders or loose connections. Inspect for storage damage from moisture or rodents. • Turn off the electricity to the

supply outlet before working with outdoor wiring. Unplug light strings before replacing bulbs and check to ensure replacement bulbs match the voltage and wattage of the original. To avoid a shock from damaged wires, use insulated fasteners rather than metal nails or tacks to hold light strings in place. • Make decorating a family activity by planning this year’s theme with the kids, but don’t let children or pets play with light strings. • Keep electrical connectors for outdoor lights above ground, out of water, and away from metal eavestroughs. Connect outdoor lighting into receptacles protected by weatherproof ground fault circuit in-

terrupters (GFCI). These can provide protection from electric shock by sensing ground leakage and cutting electrical power. • Use heavy duty extension cords for high wattage decorations and large electronically-animated displays and don’t overload extension cords. • If you need to purchase new lights, look for a certification mark to ensure they are certified by an organization such as CSA Group. Remember outdoor holiday lights are made for seasonal use only; extended exposure to the elements can lead to damage. So when the holidays are over, take down the festive decorations and place them in back in original packaging.

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Victory Life Fellowship Welcomes you to the 10th Annual Free CHRISTMAS DAY Dinner!

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