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BREW CREW: Members of the B.C. Wildfire Management Branch (WMB) conducted a prescribed burn on Brewery Ridge east of Cranbrook, on Wednesday, April 30. The low-intensity burn was prescribed by the Rocky Mountain Trench Ecosystem Restoration Program to maintain key grazing areas for Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep, mule deer and elk, and was funded by the Fish & Wildlife Compensation Program. The 190-hectare burn went successfully with the main smoke column moving away from the Trench and up the Wildhorse Creek valley.

Council not in line with Pitt Meadows grow-op ban A R N E P E T RYS H E N Townsman Staff

Cranbrook Council seemed to give an indication that it will not be stepping in the way of potential future industrial medical marijuana grow-ops in the area.

A letter from the mayor of Pitt Meadows, which has banned the grow operations, prompted the discussion at the April 28 council meeting.

“They voted to prohibit any medical marijuana facilities in Pitt Meadows,” Mayor Wayne

Stetski said.

On April 1, Pitt Meadows made a text amendment to its zoning bylaw that prohibits the growing, storing, processing, testing or distribution of cannabis in all zones of the city.

“What’s interesting about this one is they brought forward a couple of concerns,” Stetski said.

One of those concerns is that the BC Assessment Authority may decided that the medical marijuana industry can qualify to be assessed at farm rates as

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That could have implications for a municipality that has higher industrial rates than farm rates. CAO Wayne Staudt confirmed that farming and industrial zoning are under similar rates in Cranbrook, after being asked by Coun. Diana J. Scott.

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The Key City Theatre remains a busy and eventful place as summer approaches, with many bookings in May and June, a festival next month, and even events when the theatre would traditionally have been closed.

Once school lets out, the theatre usually takes a two-month hiatus.

However, this year there will be events at the Key in July and August.

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This week, the theatre was forced to announce the cancellation of a concert presenting Lisa Marie Presley, slated for June 27, which had sold several hundred tickets.

“She is just off an Australia-Japan tour and she has just become completely exhausted, and the doctor ordered that she take a break. So at this point she has cancelled the North American leg of the tour,” said Gibbs.

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Young mom faces spinal surgery Brandy Sims, a stay at home mom of three kids under eight, requires surgery for a rare brain condition that will take months to recover from

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A Cranbrook family of five is reeling after learning that stay-athome mom Brandy Sims is suffering from a rate brain condition that could leave her paralyzed without surgery.

In March, doctors found Brandy has a rare congenital brain condition that is giving her daily headaches and pain and numbness in her hands. While she was born with the condition, called a Chiari brain malformation, Brandy only began noticing symptoms last year.

“I started noticing in the fall that I was getting a lot of pain and weakness in my hands, and then I started getting headaches in February.

I generally don’t get headaches, and I was getting them four or five times a week. I went to see the doctor about the headaches and just mentioned off hand

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Cranbrook’s Sims family is facing tough times as mom Brandy prepares for surgery on her spinal cord this month. that my hands were bothering me a lot,” she said. “She sent me for skads of testing and they found the brain malformation.”

While the malformation affects 1 in 1,000 people, in most cases the person won’t even be aware as it won’t ever present symptoms.

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However, that’s not so for Brandy, 38, who is married with three children aged seven, five and one.

The malformation at the base of her skull has developed into a condition called syringomyelia, which damages the spinal cord.

“It blocks the flow of spinal fluid and permeates into the spinal cord and creates a pocket that is filled with fluid and puts pressure on my nerves,” said Brandy.

Left unchecked, the condition could lead to nerve damage and even paralysis.

After a rushed trip to Kelowna to meet with a surgeon in March, Brandy and husband James made the obvious decision to proceed with surgery, which will relieve the compression of the brainstem.

But the busy stay-at-

home mom will be in hospital for four days and require months of rehabilitation afterwards. For up to three months after the surgery, Brandy won’t be able to sit or stand for more than two hours a day, and she won’t be able to bend to tie a shoe, unload the dishwasher, or pick up a child. It can take up to a year after surgery for the pressure on the spinal cord to be relieved.

“It’s extremely frightening, but you try and stay positive. You can’t give yourself the option of thinking in a negative manner. The kids need me and my husband needs me,” she said.

Brandy’s middle child has autism, and she has been a prominent promotor of autism awareness in Cranbrook for several years, hosting events such as the Art For Autism

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Now she is on the other side of that, with her best friend Coral Colgur organizing a fundraising drive to help the Sims through the financial difficulty accompanying the surgery.

“Usually I’m on the other end of things. It’s different, but we definitely appreciate it,” said Brandy.

A donation webpage has been set up at www. youcaring.com. Already generous donations are coming in for the family.

“Every time I look at it I’m in tears. It’s really beautiful to see such good in people, even people I don’t know and people I haven’t seen in 20 years,” said Brandy. “It will be a lifesaver, really. I’m not sure what we would do without it.”

As James will return to work after Brandy’s surgery, the Sims will have expenses that include child care, housekeeping, travel costs for at least three medical trips to Kelowna, and rehabilitation costs.

Gifts from the community will help the family cover those expenses.

“We wish to express our gratitude to everybody who’s rallying (around us). So many people are offering to make us food, help with our pets, the kids, housekeeping, whatever they can do. It’s wonderful,” said Brandy.

You can find the donation webpage by visiting www.youcaring. com and searching for “Brandy Sims”.

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May is for motherhood

Fawning season is almost upon us. Remember to exercise caution around touchy does Jessic a Campbell

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Lindsay Park and Marysville students met at Rotary Park last week to celebrate Earth Day. They want to say thank you to the Kimberley Fire Department for bringing the ladder truck so they could have this picture taken.

Dix takes credit for skills training, tax hike Tom Fletcher Black Press

VICTORIA – Adrian Dix’s last day as B.C. NDP leader saw him lead the charge against B.C. Liberal forest policy in question period, outline his legacy from three years as opposition leader, and then hand the leadership over to his successor John Horgan.

The party’s deadline for leadership candidates to challenge Horgan arrived at 5 p.m.

Thursday, and the Juan de Fuca MLA will make his leadership debut in the legislature Monday after a weekend party event.

After a standing ovation from the NDP caucus Thursday, Dix led off question period by accusing the B.C. Liberal government of “rushing to give huge private corporations de

Adrian Dix facto ownership over publicly owned land” with its proposed shift to area-based forest tenures.

Speaking to reporters afterward, Dix said he is proud that he moved the government toward an emphasis on skills training, with changes to apprenticeships and post-secondary laid out by B.C. Liberal cabinet ministers this week.

“And while I’m not happy with the approach the govern-

ment’s taken, clearly that issue is now on the top of the public agenda and we forced it,” Dix said.

In his pre-election budget last year, Finance Minister Mike de Jong raised corporate income tax one point to 11 per cent, half as much as Dix had proposed, and raised personal income tax for those earning more than $150,000 by 2.1 per cent for two years.

Dix said it’s frustrating not to be in government to deal with issues he championed, such as worker safety after a series of fatal incidents involving farm and sawmill workers.

Horgan is acclaimed as NDP leader after Port Coquitlam MLA Mike Farnworth dropped out of the leadership contest and endorsed him April 8.

Fawning season is almost upon us, when the animals, having gone forth, now multiply.

Cranbrook’s urban deer herd also follow these age-old natural rhythms, despite living in the midst of us human beings. And so it’s a good time to remember that the deer are still wild animals, and especially touchy during fawning season.

The population of Cranbrook’s urban deer herd is around 120, according to a count conducted last fall by the City’s Urban Deer Management Advisory Committee and staff from the Ministry of Forests, Land and Natural Resource Operations (FLRNO).

Fawning season starts around the end of May and runs through to the end of June.

“It’s important to know that deer aren’t aggressive animals,” said Chris Zettel, Corporate Communications Officer for the City of Cranbrook. “But when they have young fawns, they’re very careful to protect them, as a mother should. People just need to be aware, don’t be afraid, just be aware to give does and their fawns enough space.”

“If people are out walking alone with pets or with strollers and you approach a doe, and the doe seems to be quite aware of your presence, it’s best to leave the area as best you can,” Zettel said.

“It’s also important that if you have a dog with you, to have your dog on a leash. I can’t stress that enough.”

Generally deer will find a secluded place to have their fawns. It is also common for the does to leave their fawns hidden, and come back from time to time to nurse.

“What the Conservation Service asks of the community is that if you

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Remember: Their ears are soft and fuzzy, but their hooves are sharp and pointy. come across a fawn, do not touch it,” Zettel said.

“Fawns rely on their colour and hearing for their protection. If you touch them they can suddenly be tracked by predators or other animals.”

If you have been in an incident where a deer has behaved aggressively towards you, someone you know, or attacked your pet, or has bluffcharged people or vehicles, report it immediately. You can report these incidents to the Provincial Conservation Service toll free number at 1-877-952-7277.

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brook keeps track of the incidents, which allows them to give information back to the mayor and council committee.

You can report incidents to city hall directly at 250-426-4211 or send an e-mail to urbandeer@ cranbrook.ca. Include the date and time of the incident, the address and nature of the incident, the species of deer (white tail or mule deer), female or male, and then your contact information.

Cranbrook, Kimberley and Columbian Basin Trust have partnered with WildsafeBC to create an educational

program around urban wildlife. It will focus on deer in the Cranbrook area and will start around the end of June throughout the summer. The program is similar to the long-running Bear Aware program, providing information, safety tips and more. “It’s something we’re quite excited about and for the public to see over the next month and a half,” Zettel said. A brochure is also available for download on the City of Cranbrook website — www.cranbrook.ca — under ‘City of Cranbrook Links’.

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KCT hosting Chamber Music Festival Continued from page 1 But keeping up the tempo at the Cranbrook theatre will be the SoWeCa Chamber Music Festival, coming to the Key on Friday, May 23.

The festival will bring 11 world-class musicians to Cranbrook, under the direction of Rivka Golani, professor of viola at London’s prestigious Trinity College of Music and one of the great violists of modern times.

SoWeCa, which stands for South West Canada, is a festival that ran out of the Empress Theatre in Fort Macleod from 2005 to 2011, a partnership between Golani and Gibbs, himself an acclaimed oboist and concert producer.

The festival has been reborn this year, since

Gibbs took the head position at the Key City Theatre. It will include four performances: opening night in Cranbrook on May 23, a recital program at Fernie’s Knox United Church on May 24, a special performance at Head Smashed In Buffalo Jump near Fort Macleod on May 25, and the conclusion on May 26 at the University of Lethbridge’s Recital Hall.

“In Fernie we are doing an entirely unique program. It’s a recital program - in a way, very old fashioned but still very engaging for the audience because all of the musicians get to stand up and perform a solo piece, usually a very flashy show piece.

So one after another we all take our turns. It’s a

very entertaining program for the audience,” said Gibbs.

The concert at Head Smashed In Buffalo Jump reflects the festival’s relationship with the Blackfoot Nation.

And Golani was recently given an honorary degree from the University of Lethbridge, hence the performance there.

The musicians performing at the festival come from Canada and the United Kingdom.

They include John Lowry, concertmaster of the Calgary Philharmonic; Andrew Brown, assistant principal viola in the Vancouver Symphony, and Noam Buchman, principal flute in the Jerusalem Symphony.

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Prior to the concert in Cranbrook, University of Lethbridge professor of music Brian Black will give a talk on the pieces set to be performed that evening.

“It will give the audience a chance to learn more about the background of the pieces and the musicians,” said Gibbs. “We find that audience members really enjoy that opportunity.

In most cases, the vast majority of the audience comes in advance for the pre-concert talk.”

In future years, the festival will involve more Kootenay musicians, Gibbs said, adding that he hopes to involve the Ktunaxa Nation and Cranbrook’s youth community in the event.

“We just wanted to get it off the ground and give people an opportunity to see what this is all

Rivka Golani, considered one of the great violists of modern times, is the artistic director of the upcoming SoWeCa Chamber Music Festival, which will open at Cranbrook’s Key City Theatre on Friday, May 23. about. It’s something that we have built over time. We plan to work more closely with musicians here in the community,” said Gibbs.

“We have discussed a number of ideas and you will see that come to fruition the following year.”

The Key City Gallery

is also vibrant and active with new exhibits scheduled into the fall.

Currently the works of Sharon Routley and Brandon Peters are on display and in May we will showcase the art of Anton Zanesco. From brilliant abstracts to symbolism filled Canadian Landscapes to portraits depicting aboriginals and spirit, Anton’s works will be the perfect complement the Soweca festival. For June and the summer months the gallery will be home to archival photographs depicting the early years of Cranbrook and School District Number 5.

The Gallery is open 10-4 Monday to Friday, and the public is invited to come and view the exhibits — and maybe take home a wonderful local work of art.

Tickets to the SoWeCa Chamber Music Festival cost $30 for adults and $10 for students.

For more information, visit www.soweca.com.

Those who have tickets to see Lisa Marie Presley can contact the Key City Theatre at 250426-7006 for a refund.

Cranbrook doesn’t seem inclined to ban Continued from page 1 Pitt Meadows second concern is regarding the lack of services, emergency access and potential impact on neighbouring properties in agricultural areas.

“Not that we’re being

asked to do anything, but I wouldn’t go so far as to prohibit it,” Coun.

Scott said. “It’s a legitimate business sanctioned by the Government of Canada.”

Coun. Gerry Warner

noted he’d put up a prediction a few weeks ago regarding the federal government’s move to industrialize the medical marijuana growing industry.

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Warner then made a reference to the issue “going up in smoke”.

Council took the letter as information and did not make any decisions on the subject.

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he Bruce Peel Special Collections Library at the University of Alberta is renowned for its rare book holdings, including ones on North and South American aboriginals, Alberta folklore, pre1800 law books, and the personal archive of our very own Sam Steele. Recently it has become known for housing one of the rarest books in the world; one the University didn’t know it had; and one the rest of the world didn’t know existed.

In 2005, history professor Andrew Gow was searching for teaching material in the Peel Library when he came across the Lunn holdings — a collection of medieval books donated by a John Lunn in 1988.

Cataloged as “sermons about angels,” the Lunn holdings appeared dull, archaic, and completely unused. Gow had one his doctoral students go through it, on the rare chance something interesting might be found.

And indeed it was.

Amongst the collection of angel sermons was a large book bound in heavy velvet, and decorated with brass studs (known as bosses — used to protect a book’s cover from abrasions).

Inside the book held 150 illuminated pages on parchment (animal skin), with the text written in medieval French.

As Gow and his student began to translate it, they realized this book had absolutely nothing to do with angels. In fact, just the opposite was true.

What they were holding was a book titled ‘In-

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by Johannes Tinctor (a Catholic monk) in 1460.

It is a witch-hunting manual, predating ‘The Malleus Maleficarum’ (The Witch’s Hammer) by 25 years, which until now was certainly the most well known and blood-soaked publication of its kind.

Neither Gow nor his student were experts in this field, so they had the book examined by the Medieval Codicology Department at Leiden University, in the Netherlands. The results were outstanding.

Only three copies of this book exist in the world today, with the Alberta one now being the fourth. Not only this, but it appears the Alberta copy is the original, with the other three being copies of it.

‘Invectives Against the Sect of Waldensians’ may be the oldest book ever to mention witches riding on brooms, making curses, and copulating with the devil. Much like its more famous successor, this book also details how to hunt, torture, and kill witches. The Waldensians were originally a Christian sect

formed in 12th century France which began to clash with the Catholic Church on various doctrines. Tolerated at first, they became more and more persecuted throughout the centuries. More known for protestant beliefs (they still exist today) Tinctor merely appropriated their name as code for “Witches.”

Another feature the Alberta copy has that the other 3 books do not is a bookplate containing Middle English handwriting. Not only does this mean the book came to England very soon after it was published, but—with the velvet cover—signifies royal ownership. King Edward IV remains the most likely candidate, but more research is needed to confirm this.

The bigger question is how did this book come to Canada? Its donor, John Lunn, was a civil servant and museum director before he passed away in 1988.

Two previous owners from Wales had signed their names in the book’s front-piece, but this was in 1798. So ownership possibly begins with Edward IV, lost for centuries until showing up in Wales in 1798, and then lost for more centuries before turning up beside Sam Steele’s letters to his mother.

It is comforting to know that previously unknown or thought lost books from the middle ages continue to be discovered.

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Canadian author Corinne Jeffery will embark on a spring tour to celebrate the completion of her Understanding Ursula trilogy. The trilogy is a historical fiction that tells the tale of the Werners, a contentious German-Lutheran family that immigrates to Canada in the early 1900s. The trilogy follows their lives, hardships, and triumphs until 1989.

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Keeping Sabbath: Ceasing and resting

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ne of my strongest memories of my youth is that our family always made sure that Sunday was a special day. We were Dutch Reformed; for us, Sunday was the day we went to church.

Nothing got in the way of church. We went twice each Sunday, morning and late afternoon. The rest of the day was spent in family activities: playing games, picnicking, reading quietly. Stores weren’t open, and even if they were, we wouldn’t have been allowed to go.

One year, my grandmother visited us from Holland. As a Dutch Calvinist, she was even more strict about keeping Sunday than my parents were. Sundays were a day when we were supposed to think about God. For three weeks, we had to stay in our Sunday clothes. We were not allowed to play games. We were not allowed to play outside. We had to follow the fourth commandment very strictly, “keeping the Sabbath holy”.

As you might imagine, an 11–year–old boy was not very happy about this state of affairs. Nor were my younger brothers and sisters.

We’ve lost much of that these days. Our society doesn’t keep sabbath. Everything is wide open all the time. Stores, shopping malls, hockey rinks, restaurants — there is so much which entices us to keep busy, to keep running around on weekends as well as during the week. We’ve lost any sense of taking some time out.

Sabbath has to do with rest, with renewal, with taking time out from the routine round of work to renew ourselves. The word “sabbatical” comes from sabbath.

The online dictionary defines a sabbatical

as an extended period of leave from one’s customary work, usually for rest, to acquire new skills or training. Sabbath rest is a gift to the world, to give us space from our everyday business and busy–ness to rest, to be renewed, to let go of our need to control life.

About 20 years ago, Marva Dawn wrote a wonderful book called Keeping the Sabbath Wholly: Ceasing, Resting, Embracing, Feasting.

The subtitle gives a vital clue to her understanding of what it means to keep the Rev. Yme Sabbath holy — and wholly Woensdregt (what a wonderful pun!).

To be holy means to be set apart. Sabbath is a day set apart from the other six days. We keep Sabbath holy by ceasing and resting. We spend so much time striving, trying to be better, trying a little harder, giving our all, and then giving a little more. All around us, voices entice us to upgrade, to get the new and improved model, to do more and achieve more.

So what does it mean to take some sabbath time, to keep the sabbath holy and wholly?

First of all, it’s a time simply to stop. We take a break from our competitive lives.

We lay aside our need to win. We take time just to be rather than to do. Sabbath gives us time to enjoy the blessings of our lives.

We stop to marvel at snow–covered mountains and the streams running in their banks; we take time to nurture relationships and pursue those activities which give us joy. Sabbath is a time of ceasing.

Secondly, sabbath is a time of resting.

When she talks about resting, Marva Dawn means more than just stopping our activity and doing nothing. For her, resting has

to do with renewal. To rest is to be renewed physically and spiritually, relationally and internally.

When we keep sabbath, we renew our relationships with others and build new connections. How many times have you said to someone, “We really should get together more often” after an evening of good food and conversation? Sabbath provides an excellent opportunity to do just that, to relax with good friends, enjoying relationships that are mutually nurturing. It’s a time to nurture relationships with your spouse, with your children, with your friends.

It’s also a time to nurture our relationship with God. Sabbath brings spiritual renewal. Life is more than just consuming, competing, and worrying about our stock portfolios. We need to pay attention to our spiritual lives, and that’s becoming increasingly difficult in this competitive, consumerist society.

Psalm 23 can be read as a song which celebrates keeping the sabbath. Near the beginning, the Psalmist says that “God restores my soul”. That happens in so many ways. In the beauty of green pastures and walking beside still waters. In a table spread before me. In the security and safety of knowing we are held. In the profound trust that our lives are filled with goodness and mercy. In the certain knowledge that even in the most difficult circumstances of our lives, God is with us.

Ceasing. Resting. Renewing. These two aspects of keeping sabbath are necessary things for us to have a whole and healthy life. I’ll save the other two aspects — embracing and feasting — for next week.

Yme Woensdregt is Pastor at Christ Church Anglican in Cranbrook

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The Trial of Death Valley Scotty What’s Up?

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Jim Cameron e lived alone, up in the hills behind Lumberton near Palmer Creek, the waterway that once carried gold nuggets down the mountain to Palmer Bar where they were eagerly sought by the prospectors of the day. Years later he carried on the search for gold, living in a sturdy log cabin he built himself to see him through the short summers and long winters.

His youth long behind him, he was still in good health and seemed content with his life.

Although solitary by both nature and profession, he enjoyed company from time to time and was always happy to boil up a pot of tea and tell a few stories to any who cared to listen. He was an old-time prospector, the last of a dying breed.

His name — well, it’s not known what his real name was, but throughout the area he was known as Death Valley Scotty and, for a short time at least, he was famous.

Now let’s get a few facts straight: There was only one real “Death Valley Scotty.” His name was Walter Edward Scott and he was born Sept. 20, 1872, in Cynthiana, Kentucky. He took to horses at a young age and later spent 12 years with Buffalo Bill Cody’s Wild West Show. Along the way he realized that he was as clever and daring a con man as he ever was a stunt rider and thus began a long and profitable career bilking unsuspecting businessmen by offering to locate gold on their behalf, generally in the area of Death Valley, Nevada. By 1930, Death Valley Scotty was a name known throughout North America. It took a long time for the truth to come out and even then some of those who he had fleeced came back for more — he was likable guy.

The fellow who became our local Death Valley Scotty appeared at the Calgary Stampede in 1930 whereupon, flashing some press clippings and weaving a good yarn, he was taken to be the Death Valley Scotty and treated as a celebrity, a role he happily and apparently convincingly filled.

He was so believable that a group of Calgary investors persuaded him to travel to the East Kootenay to call upon his legendary magic and find some gold. A story appeared In the Dec. 4, 1930, issue of the Cranbrook Herald under the title: “Death Valley Scotty lives in the East Kootenay — Picturesque figure known the world over — Prospector and miner

who made and spent several fortunes now makes his home in Cranbrook.”

The article went on to state: “Believe it or not, but “Death Valley Scotty,” world famous character, who has furnished material for many a front page newspaper story by his exploits, now lives in East Kootenay and is seen frequently in Cranbrook. In fact he was in town this week. He is interested in a placer mining proposition … west of Lumberton and spends a good deal of his time there …

He has been in the district for several months, and while he was known as Walter Scott and never denied being the original “Death Valley Scotty,” most people somehow could not bring themselves to believe that this was the same man. Then last week’s Saturday Evening Post carried a story and a couple of good pictures of the man. People saw the resemblance. Of course these pictures were taken back in 1905, when Scotty was in the heyday of his career.”

And thus, it would appear, the legendary Death Valley Scotty became a local fixture.

Sadly, he failed to come up with a gold strike and in time the investors became concerned and then angered.

They approached the local police and charged him with fraud.

This time the headline read: “DEATH VALLEY SCOTTY MAY BE AN IMPOSTER.” In fact, when the story hit the streets on July 2, 1931, Scotty was sitting in the local lockup, awaiting trial the following week, much to the dismay of many within the community.

In “one of the most interesting cases heard in a long time,” Cranbrook’s Death Valley Scotty was found not guilty by local judge Thompson. In summing up, His Honor stated that “the accused might not be the man he claimed to be, but he could find no intent to defraud.

“The man had greatness thrust upon him and was willing to submit to the burden …

Scotty did not impose himself on his associates but, on the other hand, these men did press their acquaintance on the mysterious prospector and were only too anxious to deal with him.”

Neither did the judge condone the defendant’s action in masquerading under an assumed name.

“This man hasn’t played the game. The old timer in the hills was a square shooter.

This man isn’t. He is a disgrace to the old time prospector.”

There was a notable demonstration of approval in the court room when the

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A Death Valley Scotty newspaper cartoon ca.1905 – Public domain

A rare photo of Death Valley Scotty at his cabin in 1936 flanked

by Flo Parent (l) and Jeannette Parent If the details seem fuzzy that is just the way that Scotty preferred it. – Photo courtesy Jeannette Cameron judge gave his not-guilty decision.

There are always those attracted to the rich and famous in the hopes of some of it rubbing off and are willing to suspend common sense to achieve their ends. The irony in this case is that those who believed him to be the real Death Valley Scotty were led a merry chase in the same manner as they would have been if

doing business with the man himself. It was a unique case of an imposter impersonating an imposter.

Scotty was none the worse for the affair. Reputation in hand, he returned home and carried on as usual until his death a few years later. His real story remains as elusive as the gold he sought. www.janusthenandnow.ca

The Canadian Orthopaedic Foundation invites anyone expecting bone and joint surgery to make contact with local volunteers for peer support. The free Ortho Connect program helps to ease the fear, stress and anxiety that go along with surgery and help patients prepare. 1-800-461-3639 ext 4, and ask for Lauralee.

TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) non profit weight loss support group meets EVERY Thursday at 5:00 pm at the Sr Citizen’s Centre, (downstairs) 125 17th Ave S, Cranbrook. Drop in, have fun while losing weight gradually. This Chapter has won an annual B.C. Provincial Award for “BEST AVG WEIGHT LOSS PER MEMBER”. Info: Marie 250 417 2642 Help Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cranbrook: One way you can help is by donating to our “Blue Bin” located outside to the left of Wal- Mart. This bin is there for any clothing items or soft items.

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SPORTS BRIEFS Nets trying to stave off elimination, host Raptors in Game 6 on Friday

NEW YORK - Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett were expected to bring a championship mentality to Brooklyn, providing the skills, savvy and swagger the Nets needed to make a lengthy playoff run.

It’s hard to do all that from the bench.

That’s where they were for the entire fourth quarter of a Game 5 loss to the Toronto Raptors that sent the Nets to the brink of an even quicker elimination than last year, which seemed unthinkable before the season with the All-Star roster they assembled.

And coach Jason Kidd isn’t thinking about it now.

“We’re just focused on tomorrow’s game,” he said Thursday.

Lose it, and the Nets can forget about a shot at the NBA champions. The Raptors would be the ones moving on to face Miami.

A Brooklyn victory would force a Game 7 back in Toronto on Sunday.

“We have no doubt. We’re very confident,” Raptors guard Greivis Vasquez said. “We’re not going to underestimate them, but we’re going to go there with the mentality that we’re going to fight and we’re going to do whatever it takes to get this win.

We’re very humble, but at the same time we’re very hungry. We need to leave it all on the court. We’ve got to win Friday. It’s not going to be easy but that’s what we’re looking for.”

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Francisco, Rasmus go deep as Blue Jays beat Royals 7-3

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Mark Buehrle pitched into the seventh inning, Juan Francisco and Colby Rasmus each went deep and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Kansas City Royals 7-3 Thursday night to avoid a series sweep.

Francisco and Rasmus each drove in a pair of runs for Toronto, as did Anthony Gose, who was recalled from Triple-A Buffalo to start in place of injured outfielder Melky Cabrera.

Buehrle (5-1) worked through plenty of trouble to last 6 2-3 innings, allowing two earned runs on seven hits and a pair of walks. It was a solid bounceback performance after the left-hander was hammered for seven runs last Friday night against Boston.

Aaron Loup pitched 2 1-3 shutout innings for his third career save.

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Ice add to prospect pool at draft Kootenay makes 10 selections while a local player gets picked up by Tri-City Americans TRE VOR CR AWLEY Sports Editor

The Kootenay Ice added more prospects to the pool by selecting 10 players at the WHL Bantam Draft on Thursday in Calgary.

Using their 11th overall pick in the first round, Ice director of scouting Garnet Kazuik selected defenceman Griffin Mendel, adding two more blueliners, six forwards and a goaltender after 11 rounds.

Due to trades the Ice did not make selections in the third round (sent to Kamloops in a trade package for Landon Cross and Tim Bozon) and the sixth round (sent to Kelowna for Zach Franko).

The Ice made two selections in the ninth round and one final pick in the 11th round.

“It went well,” said Kazuik. “We didn’t have a third or a sixth round pick, so obviously, you got to change your strategy a bit and be patient, and be very sure of who you want to take.

“In the mid-rounds to late-rounds you’ve got to work and you’re projecting players at that point—who is going to be a good player for the Kootenay Ice in the future.”

While there wasn’t the star power of guys like Matthew Barzal (1st overall, 2012) or Tyler Benson (1st overall, 2013) to open the first round, Kazuik added that patience is key when it comes to developing and growing elite hockey players.

“I think in time, some of these players will become impact players in our league,” Kazuik said. “…At the end of the day, these players are going to play and they’re going to be very, very good hockey players in this group.”

The Brandon Wheat Kings had the first overall pick, scooping up centre Stelios Mattheos out of Winnipeg.

When it came to Kootenay’s spot at 11th overall, Kazuik made his first pick on Mendel, who plays out of the Okanagan Hockey Academy and hails from Kelowna.

“He’s a big body, he’s a very strong player, he shoots the puck, he sees the ice,” said Kazuik. “The biggest thing with Grif is he’s a very, very patient hockey player. He sees the ice very well and what

Round One – 11th Overall – GRIFFIN MENDEL Birthdate: February 18, 1999 Hometown: Kelowna, BC Position: Defenseman Height: 6’1” Weight: 185 lbs.

13-14 Team: Okanagan Hockey Academy - OMAHA

Round Eight – 165th Overall – BRETT TRENTHAM Birthdate: March 8, 1999 Hometown: Three Hills, AB Position: Left Wing Height: 5’11” Weight: 165 lbs.

13-14 Team: Airdrie Xtreme - AMBHL

Round Two – 33rd Overall – JAKOB WALTER Birthdate: May 16, 1999 Hometown: West Kamloops, BC Position: Goaltender Height: 6’1” Weight: 180 lbs.

13-14 Team: Kamloops Jardine Blazers - OMAHA

Round Nine – 187th Overall – AUSTIN NAULT Birthdate: June 1, 1999 Hometown: Winnipeg, MB Position: Right Wing Height: 5’11” Weight: 142 lbs.

13-14 Team: Winnipeg Warriors - WMHA

Round Four – 77th Overall – MAX PATTERSON Birthdate: December 27, 1999 Hometown: Kamloops, BC Position: Right Wing Height: 6’3” Weight: 165 lbs.

13-14 Team: Kamloops Jardine Blazers - OMAHA

Round Nine – 198th Overall – SAM HUSTON Birthdate: May 31, 1999 Hometown: Brandon, MB Position: Defenseman Height: 6’3” Weight: 160 lbs.

13-14 Team: Brandon Wheat Kings - WMHA

Round Five – 99th Overall - LINDEN BABCOCK Birthdate: November 5, 1999 Hometown: Calgary, AB Position: Centre Height: 5’11” Weight: 163 lbs.

13-14 Team: Calgary Flames - AMBHL

Round Ten – 209th Overall – EVAN THOMAS Birthdate: September 6, 1999 Hometown: Saskatoon, SK Position: Centre Height: 5’8” Weight: 155 lbs.

13-14 Team: Saskatoon Outlaws - SBAAHL

Round Seven – 138th Overall – AUSTIN WIELER Birthdate: June 18, 1999 Hometown: Laird, SK Position: Defenseman Height: 6’0” Weight: 157 lbs.

13-14 Team: Sask Valley Vipers - SBAAHL

Round Eleven – 231st Overall – THOMAS GOLDADE Birthdate: April 16, 1999 Hometown: Regina, SK Position: Forward Height: 6’0” Weight: 170 lbs.

13-14 Team: Regina Monarchs - SBAAHL

I mean by that is in the defensive zone, he makes a good first pass, he’s patient, and as he grows and matures, he’s going to be very, very hard to play against.”

Kazuik followed up with taking goaltender Jakob Walter in the second round.

Walter is also out of the Okanagan and is playing bantam hockey in Kamloops.

Kazuik spent the rest of the draft collecting two more defencemen and six forwards.

Americans draft Cranbrook product One Cranbrook hockey player was picked up in the WHL Bantam Draft, as the Tri-City Americans tabbed Korbyn Chabot 182nd overall in the ninth round.

Chabot, a centre, spent the last season playing for the bantam Tier 2 Cranbrook Hornets in the South Central Alberta

Hockey League.

Chabot led his team in scoring, posting 47 goals, 21 assist for 68 points in 31 games. He was the runner up in the league points race, but led the SCAHL in goals.

Though it happened in the ninth round, Chabot is still excited to be a new WHL prospect with the Americans.

“It was a goal of mine, I really thought I was going to get drafted, so I was really happy when I did,” said Chabot. “…I know a few things [about Tri-City], they’re a high-level team, high competition. I know a few kids that got drafted last year and this year, so it should be a fun year.”

He has a busy summer of off-season training ahead of him before he gets the chance to showcase his skills in front of the scouting staff at training camp.

Canucks drop the hammer, fire Tortorella

PLAYER OF THE WEEK Hometown: Cranbrook, B.C. Position: Forward Level: Novice

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Logan BATES Shoots: Right Years active: Two

Game Notes: Bates is heading into his second year with the Outlaws lacrosse association. He scored three goals this weekend during two games in the Crowsnest Pass to open the new season.

VANCOUVER - The man charged with the job of revitalizing the Vancouver Canucks made his first major move toward erasing the memory of one of the team’s worst seasons in recent history.

Trevor Linden, the former Vancouver captain who has taken over as the team’s president, put his stamp on the Canucks by firing head coach John Tortorella on Thursday.

Linden said the action was the first step in moving on from a frustrating season that saw the

Canucks miss the playoffs for the first time since 2008.

“Today is about the future of this team and the goal of getting it back to the Stanley Cup playoffs,” Linden told a news conference.

Tortorella’s firing was expected, but Linden said he didn’t want to rush the decision.

“I tried to come in from a neutral place,” he said.

“At the end of the day I kept coming back to a lot of things I didn’t like that I saw trending. I just felt to move forward and kind of put a new perspective and new direction, it was the

right thing to do.”

Besides Tortorella, assistant coach Mike Sullivan was also relieved of his duties. They join fired president and general manager Mike Gillis as those paying the price for a dismal year that saw the Canucks finish 25th overall.

Assistant coaches Glen Gulutzan and Darryl Williams and goaltender coach Roland Melanson will keep their jobs.

Linden hopes to have a new general manager hired by the end of the month. The search for a coach could coincide with looking for a GM.

“I have a real strong (GM) candidate list that I will be starting the interview process next week,” said Linden. “I think the two processes can move along together for a certain period of time.

“It’s important the manager have a great deal of input on the coaching direction. That would be the ideal situation.”

One of the most popular Canucks of all time, Linden is trying to repair the team’s image and its relationship with fans left disillusioned by Vancouver’s drop from the ranks of the NHL’s elite.

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AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Holding you back on a Friday might seem close to impossible, yet a statement by a superior could stop you in your tracks.

You understand your priorities and decisions. Make calls, and follow through on what is important to you. Tonight: Go to a favorite spot.

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Tom moved back into his mother’s house and found work, but only for a brief time before he was fired. Any money he had saved, he spent in bars and on women. When Mom went into a nursing home, Tom couldn’t pay the upkeep on the house, so he rented it out and ended up homeless again. So we took him in.

We helped Tom get food stamps and a parttime job. He sees a counselor once a month.

Our only rule is that he has to be in by 9 p.m., because I work early, and when he comes home late, it wakes me up. But Tom has a hard time following this.

Tom continues to make poor choices, and I am afraid he will end up living with us permanently. Why is he this way? And what can I do to help? -- Miserable Sister-in-Law Dear Miserable: Counseling should help determine why Tom makes poor choices.

But he also could use a physical checkup. It’s possible Tom suffers from attention deficit disorder and cannot focus on the work at hand. Or he may have an alcohol problem.

However, your kindness is also a form of enabling. By giving Tom a cushion to fall back on, he hasn’t had to take complete responsibility for his own actions. A 9 p.m. curfew is rather early for an adult, but it is a small price to pay for free housing.

Talk to your husband so you are both in agreement about how to handle Tom. You could take away his house key and tell him the doors will be bolted after 9. You could throw him out. You could ask him to pay a small amount of rent from his part-time job.

But we also recommend that you and your husband request a joint session with Tom and his counselor to talk about the best way to deal with this.

Dear Annie: I live in a nice-sized city. We have lots of beautiful parks with walking paths and a small zoo. We have green grass and flowers in the summer and beautiful lights shining against the snow in winter.

But nearly every home on my block has garbage cans “decorating” the front yard.

One neighbor starting putting his trash out there, and now everyone does it. Why would residents think this is beautiful? We all have garages to house our garbage bins. How can I remedy this ugliness? -- Love My City in N.D. Dear N.D.: Does your city have regulations about leaving garbage cans at the curb on days when garbage is not picked up? Is there a homeowners or neighborhood association that could help mediate? Otherwise, simply knock on your neighbors’ doors and say that you find these garbage cans to be an eyesore that detracts from your lovely street. Ask whether they would consider keeping them in the garage. Be friendly. Bring cupcakes. It can’t hurt.

Dear Annie: Here’s my response to people who keep interrupting me when I’m talking.

As soon as they butt in, I say, “I’m sorry I interrupted the beginning of your sentence with the middle of mine.” Most of the time, it stops them in their tracks trying to figure out what I mean. -- Kentucky Annie’s Mailbox is written by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime editors of the Ann Landers column. Please email your questions to anniesmailbox@comcast.net, or write to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Creators Syndicate, 737 3rd Street, Hermosa Beach, CA 90254. To find out more about Annie’s Mailbox and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com.

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Clouston Chalmers 1930 - 2014 Clouston Chalmers passed away on Monday, April 28, 2014 in Cranbrook at 83 years of age.

Clouston was born in South Shields, England on October 5, 1930.

He and his wife Audrey immigrated to Canada in 1956 and settled in Kenora, Ontario. They moved to Cranbrook in 1966 and Clouston opened a jewellery store. A jeweller and watchmaker by profession, Clouston never hesitated to try his hand at new jobs and adventures. He was a goldsmith, game warden, miner, corner store owner and best of all, he was the grandpa who everyone loved.

Clouston found the funny side of almost any situation and his huge laugh and smile were the first thing everybody noticed.

Clouston was predeceased by his sister Mac (Bill) and is survived by his brothers William (Maureen) and Graham (Sheila) Chalmers and his sister Joyce (Jack) Atkinson, and his nieces and nephews Adrienne, Tony, Hilary, Keith, Allison, Brian and Alfie in England.

He leaves behind his wife of nearly 60 years Audrey, 3 sons: Graham (Marj), Duncan and David (Nancy) Chalmers and his daughter Melissa Hamm (Bruce), 6 grandchildren: Cheryl-Lynn, Shaydon, Jeffrey, Michael, Hannah and Max and his long-time best friends Ron and Wilma Swail.

Go in peace Dad/Gramps; you were bigger than life and we will miss you more than you know.

A long time resident of the town he loved, everybody who knew Clouston is invited to his funeral service at the Cranbrook Alliance Church at 3:00 pm on Saturday, May 3, 2014 with a reception to follow.

Arrangements entrusted to McPherson Funeral Service.

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Obituary Gunda Ingeborg Lien January 30th 1908 - April 4th 2014 Gunda Lien was born in Ringebu, Norway, the youngest of 9 children of Knut and Pernilla Svendsen. In 1916 her mother died and at the age of 8 she traveled with her father and 4 of her siblings to New Brunswick, Canada, via Ellis Island, N.Y.

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Gunda was the matriarch of a large family and she was ‘hands on’ and an inspiration to every one of them, encouraging them to be the best they could be. Her summers were busy welcoming grandchildren to bake cinnamon buns and pick berries for her delicious pies.

She is lovingly remembered by her son Bill (Ruth) Ratcliffe of Victoria, daughter Alice (Stan) Owen of Lynden, Wa. 7 grandchiildren and spouses, 14 great grand children and 12 great great grand children and their respective families and many relatives in Norway.

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Gunda was a woman of great spirit, making friends easily with her quick wit and caring manner. She loved to cook and insisted ‘you stay to dinner’. There was always room for more at her table. She often said, “If there is room in the heart there is room in the home.”

During WW11, she often shared the family rations in care packages for overseas. Still, her family never seemed to go without. Always optimistic she showed great courage and strength during hard times and great joy during good times.

Gunda passed away at KinVillage. She was predeceased by her husband Karsten (1987) daughter Patricia (2003) and son-in-law Hugh Morris (2012).

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The Armstrong Division of Tolko Industries is a large complex consisƟng of a Lumbermill, Plywood plant and CogeneraƟon faciliƟes.

Gunda lived in New Brunswick until as a young woman she moved west, first residing in Saskatchewan, then Alberta and finally B.C., for the past 72 years. She and her husband Karsten raised 3 children in Kimberley, B.C. After Karsten’s death Gunda moved to Tswwassen to be closer to family.

Gunda’s birthday parties became legendary within the family right up to her last celebration at 106 years.

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KIMBERLEY CRANBROOK Highland Dance Association Garage and Bake Sale Saturday, May 3 1609 Mt. Pyramid Cres., Cranbrook 8am to 12pm THE SCANDINAVIANS of the East Kootenay are holding a Garage Sale/Hot dog sale on May 3rd, 2014, 9:00am to 4:00pm at the Viking Lodge, 2740 -4th Ave S., Cranbrook BC. All proceeds from this fundraiser go to the Cancer Support Group.

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Specializes in: *Virus/Spyware Removal, *Troubleshooting, *Installations, *PC Purchase Consulting.

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$285,000.

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For Sale By Owner

Saturday, May 3rd  12:00 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 2:00 PM 805 13th Street S. $279,000

12:15 - 1:15pm 2225 - 3rd St. N. $199,900 Well maintained & in a central location near hospital, shopping, parks & college. Village Green townhouse â&#x20AC;&#x201C; a smart buy.

2395807 Joy

1:30 - 2:30pm 1317 - 17th St. S. $339,900 Very bright & spotless! This home shows beautifully. 4 bdrms (possibly 5), large rec room, fenced yard, great quiet location!

2396617 Joy

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Tel.: 250-417-1336

250-426-5201 250-427-5333

(250) 426-8504

Serving the East Kootenays

403 708-9086

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Contractors â&#x20AC;˘ Construction â&#x20AC;˘ Renovations â&#x20AC;˘ Roofing â&#x20AC;˘ Drywall-large or small â&#x20AC;˘ Siding â&#x20AC;˘ Sundeck Construction â&#x20AC;˘ Aluminum Railings We welcome any restorational work!

12:00 - 1:00pm 1313 - 20A St. S. $384,900 2 storey with basement, 4 bedrooms on upper level plus bonus room, 2½ baths, main floor laundry, ng fireplace in family room.

2395979 Shelley Lepage

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solin@blackstonecommercial.com

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Services

11:00am - 12:30pm 327 - 12th Ave. S. $339,000 132'x122' lot with 4 separate titles.

4 bdrms on main, 2 bdrms down, loads of recent updates.

2394749 Jeannie Argatoff

Janis Caldwell-Sawley Mortgage Specialist Royal Bank of Canada

250-489-9234

EK Transmission Ltd. 1019 Kootenay St. N., Cranbrook, BC â&#x20AC;˘ 426-4157

OPEN HOUSES Saturday May 3rd

FOR RENT or LEASE: 2360 sq.ft. commercial space in Cranbrook. Excellent location on the strip next to Joeyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Only.

Price negotiable.

Phone 250-992-2048

The Cranbrook Daily Townsman and the Kimberley Daily Bulletin promote recycling.

We use vegetable-based inks, and our newsprint, tin and aluminum waste is recycled.

QN t " $SBOCSPPL 4USFFU /PSUI 2,650 sq ft of prime space on the Strip.

2395902 $14 per sq ft T.N. Hosted by: Rob Stang

QN t UI "WFOVF 4PVUI 1651 sq ft of great office space! Close to downtown!

2397076 $7 per sq ft Hosted by: Rob Stang

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