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The Rock Creek Fairgrounds was the setting for a grassroots, independent music festival experience without any long line-ups, massive crowds or big-time corporate sponsors.

A fresh new experience awaited those locals who took in the Ponderosa Arts and Music Festival for the first time - Sunday saw the price of admission for local residents dropped to only $15.

That’s a great price to hear bands like Jay Malinoski and the Deadcoast perform live. Ladyhawk, who got their start in Kelowna, were on stage Saturday night. This year Ponderosa brought in over 25 artists from across Canada and the western U.S. Organizers Kris Hargrave and Kia Zahrabi say the philosophy of Ponderosa is to create a more intimate music experience and to build an event that truly reconnects people with music and arts. They estimated attendance at about 500 roughly double the gate at their inaugural festival last year.

Rain threatened through the weekend, but only one act was delayed over the weekend, and that was for a brief 15 minutes on Sunday afternoon.

When they were setting up on Thursday the rain did come though. Hargrave said the grass in front of the dais had become a giant puddle.

But they took advantage of the situation by preparing for the worst (which never came). Local Bill Bosovich lent them a tent to erect on the dais to protect the equipment and that’s where the show began on Friday evening.

Hargrave and Zahrabi credited stage manager Leo Sanchez and a great staff and a crew of 30 to 35 volunteers for making the event a success.

They thanked rancher Pete Blaine for lending his time to build sound barrier out of hay rounds to help resolve some complaints from neighbours after their first festival. Other measures were also taken such as placing large rubber vibration absorbers under the speakers on the main stage and a record kept of decibel readings.

Zahrabi said there was only one incident when a camper continued to disrupt others and

(Above) Jay Malinowski & the string trio known as the The Deadcoast (seen above) performed on the Ponderosa stage on Sunday night. (Bottom) Good for Grapes - a Surrey based folk group known to energize a crowd when they perform live – got folks up and dancing in front of the dais.

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was asked to leave. Police were called and the individual left - to the cheers of the remaining campers.

Midway RCMP told the Times that there were no other calls for service to the festival.

Ponderosa organizers provided a shuttle bus service to the store in Rock Creek on both Saturday and Sunday.

A live-art mural project was painted on the site during the weekend to help commemorate the 2014 Ponderosa Festival. Also new this year were morning yoga sessions and a moustache and beard contest.

You can find Ponderosa online at www. ponderosafestival.com or on Facebook as Ponderosa Arts and Music Festival.

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Calendar of Events Monday, Sept. 1: Greenwood Public Library sidewalk book sale. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Friday, Sept. 5: Boundary Minor Hockey registration.

See ad in this week’s paper for more information and contacts.

Saturday, Sept. 6: Midway Volunteer Appreciation Day starts at noon at the gazebo in Frank Carpenter Memorial Park (aka Riverfront Park). All residents of the village are invited to join in and stay after the ceremony for a hamburger or hot dog compliments of village council.

Sunday, Sept. 7: Community barbeque, kite flying and awareness session sponsored by the Boundary World Suicide Prevention Day Planning Committee from noon to 1:30 at James McMynn Park in Midway. All are welcome.

Saturday & Sunday, Sept. 6-7: Fall fair work bee. From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lunch will be provided – bring squares.

If anyone is interested in volunteering at another time, call Jodi Klein at Fair office 446-2465 to make arrangements.

REGULAR EVENTS: First & Third Monday: Midway Village Council meeting; 6:30 p.m. with a delegation or 7 p.m. if none.

First & Third Monday: The Bridge Drop-in Centre in Midway is open from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Closed on holiday Mondays, but will be open the next day on Tuesday.

First Monday: Greenwood Seniors Centre meeting at 2 p.m. Info: 250-445-2290.

Second Monday: The Bridge Drop-in Centre sorting day 10-2 p.m. All helpers are appreciated.

Second & Fourth Monday: Greenwood City Council meeting at 7 p.m.

Third Monday: Bridesville Women’s Institute meets at 11 am. Info: 446-2210 or 446-2121.

Third Monday: Frolicking Fancies – the Greenwood Red Hat Ladies Group meet monthly in Greenwood. Information Francine 250-445-6734; or Shirley 250-445-9908.

Third Monday: Discover Rock Creek Society meeting at 6:30 – for location info phone 2500-528-0227.

Be sure to send in your event information.

This section is free of charge.

Last Monday: Kettle River Recreation Commission meets at the Little Red School House at 7 p.m. Info Bill Watson 250-446-2325 or Sherry Dalziel 250-446-2997.

Tuesdays: AA Meetings at McArthur Centre in Greenwood at 8 p.m.

Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday: Drop-in social at the Greenwood Seniors’ Centre, 9 -11 a.m.

Tuesdays and Thursdays: Boot Camp at Lions Park in Greenwood from 6-7. $10 drop-in or $60 per month.

Info 250-442-3664.

Tuesdays and Thursdays: Boundary Women’s Resource Centre on Market Avenue in Grand Forks open from 9 a.m. to - 3 p.m. Info 250-442- 5212.

First Tuesday: Elks #493 monthly meeting at the Slavonic Hall in Grand Forks at 7 p.m. Info: 250-442-2856 or 250-442-4276.

Third Tuesday: Kettle Valley Wildlife Association meets at the range in Rock Creek at 7 pm.

Wednesdays: Greenwood Story Time through August 16 at 10:30 a.m.

Wednesdays: Greenwood & District Business Assoc. meeting. Anglican Church at 7 p.m.

Wednesdays: Midway Crib Tournament – Bored Room Bistro, 607 Eighth Avenue, Midway at 7 p.m.

Wednesdays: Senior’s Bingo at 1 p.m. at the Greenwood Senior’s Drop-in Centre. $1 admission.

Wednesdays: Women’s Counseling in Rock Creek and West Boundary: Free and confidential. For information call the STV counselor at 1-855-441-3131 or 442-3131.

Childcare and transportation subsidies are available.

First Wednesday: West Boundary Senior Housing Society meeting at 1 p.m. in Parkview Manor Midway.

Second Wednesday: Boundary Citizen’s Patrol meets at Midway Senior’s Centre from 7 - 8 p.m. Info: Wayne 250-449-2191, Paul 250-445-2111, or Wolfgang 250446-2455.

Second Wednesday: Greenwood Board of Trade meets at 7 p.m. upstairs at City Hall.

Third Wednesday:Rock Creek Women’s Institute meet for a potluck lunch at 11:45. Info: 250-446-2454 or

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Quote of the Week: Reminds me of my safari in Africa. Somebody forgot the corkscrew and for several days we had to live on nothing but food and water.

– W. C. Fields (1880 - 1946) Joke of the Week: A man rushes his limp dog to the veterinarian. The doctor pronounces the dog dead. The agitated man demands a second opinion. The vet goes into the back room and comes out with a cat. The cat sniffs the body and meows. The vet says, “I’m sorry, but the cat thinks that your dog is dead, too.” The man is still unwilling to accept that his dog is dead.

The vet brings in a black Labrador. The lab sniffs the body and barks. The vet says, “I’m sorry, but the lab thinks your dog is dead, too.” The man finally resigns to the diagnosis and asks how much he owes. The vet answers, “$650.” “$650 to tell me my dog is dead?” exclaims the man. “Well,” the vet replies, “I would only have charged you $50 for my initial diagnosis. The additional $600 is for the cat scan and lab tests.”

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Third Wednesday: Main River Women’s Institute meets in Westbridge at 1 p.m. Info: 250-446-2616.

Third Wednesday: Rock Creek & Boundary Fair Assoc. meets at 7 p.m. at the pavilion from March through November. Info: 250-446- 2465.

Thursdays: Anglican Thrift Store from 11-3. Info phone Les Williams 250-445-2216.

Thursdays: Bored Room Bistro Texas Hold’em Poker at 607 Eighth Avenue, Midway at 6:30 p.m.

Thursdays: Quilters and other crafters meet at the Midway Senior’s Centre at 9:30 a.m. Come for coffee and bring your needle project to work on. Membership fee $10 per year.

First Thursday: Rock Creek Medical Society meets at 7 p.m. in the boardroom of the clinic.

First & Third Thursday: Food bank at the Evangel Chapel at 11 a.m. Donations welcome. Info 250-445-2125.

Second & Fourth Thursday: Kettle River Lions Club meets at 7 p.m. in the Medical Clinic boardroom at Rock Creek.

Fridays: Bingo at Greenwood Community Hall. Doors open 5 p.m., early bird 7 p.m. Progressive jackpot.

Fridays: Coffee at Midway Seniors Centre from 9:30 11.

Fridays: Overeaters Anonymous 11 a.m. - 12 noon at St. Jude’s Church in Greenwood.

First & Third Friday: Karaoke at the Royal Canadian Legion in Greenwood. 7 p.m. until 11 p.m.

Third Friday: Movie nights at Midway Community Hall; 7 p.m. Bring your own travel cup. $3 includes movie, drink and popcorn.

Saturdays: Lion’s Club Meat Draw, at Prospector Pub in Rock Creek. Starts at 3 p.m.

Saturdays: Greenwood Royal Canadian Legion Canteen open 2-6 p.m. Meat draw 3:30 p.m.

Greenwood Public Library: Open Mon, Wed, Fri and Sat. Opens at noon.

Greenwood Seniors Centre Thrift Store: Open Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday 11 a.m.- 3 p.m.

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Job action threatens school start

Thank You

to all the family and friends for coming to the open house to celebrate Rose Boltz’s 90th Birthday.

It was a joyful occasion because of your presence!

Mom appreciated all the cards, best wishes, and kind gestures of food and gifts.

God Bless Everyone Sincerely, The Boltz Family

We at the Times saw all the changes announced at Canada Post as an opportunity to make a few alterations to the way we handle email.

Teachers in School District 51 (Boundary) returned to the picket line outside schools on Tuesday morning, only a week before classes are scheduled to begin on September 2nd.

Teachers in the West Boundary returned to the picket line on Tuesday morning outside of Greenwood Elementary School. The teachers, who have been without a contract since June 2013, walked off the job two weeks before the end of the school year last June.

School District 51 (Boundary) Board of Education issued a press release on Monday acknowledging the impact that the current labour dispute is having on students and warning parents that school opening is in jeopardy unless a deal is reached by September 2nd.

Boundary District Teacher’s Association (BDTA) vice-president Debra Klockenbrink was one of the teachers outside the school on Tuesday. She said she is proud to be a teacher at Grand Forks Perley School. “But Christy Clark’s government is claiming to have put in $1 billion over the last ten years into the education fund. But what they are neglecting to say is that they have taken out $3 billion. So when they put back $1 billion we’re still missing $2 billion. Think of what the education system could be if we had that $2 billion. We wouldn’t have kids going into Grade 8 and not being able to read; we would have help for them. We would have courses at Midway school that would allow students to graduate and go on to university and not try to find courses that they are going to need. Please support us; and Christie let’s mediate. Let’s get a deal so we can go back to school on September 2.”

“The SD 51 Board of Education understands that our entire community wants our schools open on September 2nd,” said the school board release sent out by Board Chair Teresa Rezansoff.

“We are actively advocating for a negotiated settlement to the dispute in time for school start up on September 2, 2014.”

“We are hopeful that British Columbia Public Schools Employers Association (BCPSEA) and the BC Teacher’s Federation (BCTF) will resume

negotiations and that mediator Vince Ready will work with the parties to help bring about a resolution prior to the beginning of school.”

“The needs of our students must be placed first.”

BDTA president Norm Sabourin said teachers have their fingers crossed that BCTF President Jim Iker can convince the Liberals to come to the table and allow Vince Ready to mediate a deal.

“I don’t know how many times in the last couple of weeks education minister Fassbender has been talking that the government is ready to bargain 24/7,” said Sabourin. “Talk’s cheap. They will not set a date; they will not come to the table – they are avoiding, avoiding, avoiding.”

When asked to comment on the state of the BCTF strike fund Sabourin said, “It is pretty well known that our strike fund is pretty much depleted, but this comes down to a philosophical battle and even though teachers across the province are hurting we still have solidarity. We are fighting for public education, we are fighting for our future of trying to educate your kids and the longer it goes the more difficult it becomes.”

“Hopefully we don’t have to hold any longer than this week. We definitely want to get back to the classrooms working with the kids.”

Normally teachers would be in the schools this week preparing for the start of school.

“We need mediation to get a deal,” said Sabourin. “Vince Ready is ready to work with us; the government knows it and they have been avoiding the whole mediation process because they don’t want to have to bend at all.”

The first face-to-face meeting since the dispute began was scheduled for Wednesday afternoon in Victoria between Education Minister Peter Fassbender, BC Teachers Federation President Jim Iker and British Columbia Public Schools Employers Association (BCPSEA) chief negotiator Peter Cameron.

Letters to the editor

To: The Editor : On July 30th I was part of a meeting with Mayor Nipper Kettle, representatives of Interior Health and the Boundary Hospital to discuss solutions to the health care needs of our communities. During that meeting everyone involved promised to work openly and cooperatively together to find the best solution for the area.

Mayor Kettle, myself and all others agreed to maintain honest communication so that everyone was aware of each other’s actions and that we were all on the same side, working toward a common goal. In last week’s BC Times Mayor Kettle mentions ongoing discussions he has had which have not been discussed or shared with any of the

other concerned parties, including the Interior Health recruiter. As a youngster I was taught that there is a word for a person who promises one thing while doing another. While I do not fault Mr. Kettle for trying to find health services for his community, as Mayor he has an obligation to assure that his words and actions on behalf of the City Of Greenwood are honest and in this case they clearly were not, which unfortunately reflects on the entire community.

Sincerely, Terry Keough Rock Creek Medical Society President

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I don’t care if it’s a gimmick The Ice Bucket Challenge that is sweeping the Internet prompted a young woman named Amy Phillips to write to the NBC Today show. They posted her letter online with the headline: “I don’t care if it’s a gimmick: Please, please dump ice on your heads.”

“My dad died from ALS when I was 3 years old,” wrote Phillips. “He was 36. My mom was 33. That was 30 years ago. Now I’m the same age my mom was when my dad died. And there is still no cure for ALS. “This is what happens when you have ALS: Your muscles slowly stop working, one part at a time. For my dad, first he couldn’t use one of his hands. Then his arm. Then the other arm. Then he couldn’t walk.

Then he couldn’t stand up. Then he couldn’t talk.

Then he couldn’t swallow. Then he couldn’t breathe.

Then he was dead. This all took about two years.”

Twenty-six-year-old Anthony Carbajal, himself recently diagnosed with ALS, posted a similar opinion in his video when he did the Challenge.

ALS doesn’t affect a large number of people, only 2 of every 100,000 people. The disease is incurable and the prognosis is clear – coincidentally the mortality rate is 2 of every 100,000 people. Some people die within a few months; 80 per cent of people with ALS die within two to five years of diagnosis.

There are maybe 3,000 Canadians and 30,000 Americans with ALS and Carbajal points out that those numbers make it hard to find research dollars for a disease with such a small market. As he puts it, “I am not worth saving.”

So keep dumping ice on your heads. It’s does mean much for those families who have faced ALS alone for far too long.

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There is such a thing as a free lunch Midway Volunteer Appreciation Day is coming up on rural communities. It’s simply a fact that we don’t have the population base (read tax-base) to afford a lot of programSaturday, September 6th.

It’s a day recognizing outstanding service and contribu- ming that would be available in larger centres.

So everyone who is available should come down to the tion to the community by volunteers nominated by their gazebo at Frank Carpenter Memorial Park (aka Riverfront fellow residents.

The event is intended to recognize and promote participa- Park) and lend their appreciative applause to the ceremony tion in the community through volunteering. Those named and then stick around to celebrate with a free burger or hot dog. to the honour receive a certificate and medallion; It’s one time of the year when taxpayers can and their names are added to a plaque in the vilA LITTLE PERSPECTIVE be guaranteed that if they come out they will lage office. see their municipal politicians actually workJohn & Jan Kolhauser and Ross Elliot are being ing - because every since the Volunteer Aprecognized for their service to the community this preciation Day started in 2007 village council year. Jan has volunteered at the library three days and senior staff have been the ones doing the a week since they moved to Midway eight years work at the grill to serve hamburgers and hot ago and helps out with many community events. dogs to all who attended.

John is past-president of the library board, Pat **** director on the museum board and also helps KELLY The Boundary Creek Times is soon to have out with many community events. an office in Greenwood again. Just across the Ross Elliot was nominated for his many hours street from Heritage Credit Union. I’d tell you of work on the Midway Trails & Society, the Community Forest formation, and his willingness to lend a hand the exact address except I don’t know it. I’ve enough stuff to try to keep track of in my head – like my cell phone number on many projects in the Village.

As a bonus the village throws an annual Volunteer Ap- and email address, not to mention maybe my name – that preciation BBQ along with the ceremony and all Midway I simply don’t need another piece of information clogging up my noggin’. residents are invited.

I could just hand you a business card but the only one’s Council recognizes and appreciates the hard work that all volunteers do in and for Midway, and the BBQ is for I have now are old and out-dated. Not only is the address of the office no longer correct, but my cell number changed everyone as a small token of their appreciation.

Everyone who is in town on September 6th is encouraged last December as did my email address a few months later.

It’s okay though – with all the gadgets and apps that are to come down for the event and enjoy a free burger. The BBQ is there for all residents – whether they are an active around these days a fellow learns to really appreciate any opportunity that comes along to be out of contact for a few volunteer or not.

Volunteers are the key to getting things off the ground in minutes.

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Recycling pioneer retires

It could be argued that Norm and Bertha Williams pretty near invented recycling in the West Boundary.

They started Norbert Salvage in Bridesville in the late ‘80s as a bottle depot.

They became passionate about recycling when they realized how much good stuff was simply being buried in landfills instead of being recycled. “We noticed the waste when we went to the landfill and that really, really irked both of us,” said Bertha.

“As time went on we had a second-hand store in Winlaw for a little while. But there were 15 second-hand stores in town—five of Charlie Houle and Bertha Williams pose beside the recycling truck that does the heavy hauling for us had to shut down. Norbert Salvage in Bridesville. Bertha and her husband Norm started the business 25 years ago.

That’s when we real- Charlie took over the business in May. ized the potential in Norm passed away last August, a few months shy of the recycling world.” their 29th anniversary.

He gave her the choice of where they’d live; that’s how it “But in the end we had something to sell. I always told came to be Bridesville.

Norm it’s going to take a very special person to take this Norm retired in 1989 and wanted something to do. over and keep developing and enhancing it.”

“Now I did not want the recycling business, he did,” she That’s where Charlie Houle comes in. He took over the said. “I fought with him for three months and finally I business on May 1 when he and Bertha signed the papers. gave in.”

“Of all the people who were interested in buying this For the next 15 years Norbert Salvage Ltd. Recycling place, Charlie to me was the right person,” Bertha said. and Bottle Depot was run by the two of them working “He’s a hard-working, honest person.” side-by-side.

Houle comes to the Boundary after 35 years working in “Then Norm had his first stroke, and I drove the truck the oilfields, out of Fort McMurray. for five years. When he had another stroke I had to get off “We are a full-service recycling depot,” he said. “We are the truck. I got sick and ended up in the hospital.

So for the last 10 years Norbert Salvage has had be- not garbage people we are recycling people. We are your one-stop drop.” tween one to four employees.

He said Norbert offers pick-up of sorted recyclables at A lot of changes in the recycling world took place over the door throughout the Boundary. “Sorting has to start at those two decades as it became possible to divert more home,” he said. “Plastic, cardboard, paper, glass and tin— and more items from the landfill. Regulations changed if you can separate all that right at home then you have and the government began mandating recycling of more got it licked.” products. The business developed too.

“Let’s clean up the environment,” Houle said. “It’s a job Today Norbert Salvage takes nearly everything. They have gone far beyond a simple bottle depot. They take all that Norm and Bertha started, it’s going to be here as long plastics and metal, batteries, light bulbs, paint, electronics as I am here. And you know what? This can be somebody and more. They are even working on becoming certified else’s job forever.”

Norbert Salvage is located at 5667 Bridesville Townsite as an oil collection depot too.

Road.

They are open Monday to Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

“The new regulations are by far better for us,” Bertha They also operate a bottle depot in Greenwood on Tuessaid. “It doesn’t end up in the bush or in a hole dug in the days and Thursdays. ground or contaminating our soil and water.”

Bring these into your daily meditation You might associate the word permaculture with gardening—and you’d be right, but only partially right. Because the ethics and design principles that form the foundation of permaculture aren’t so much about how to garden; they are more about how to think about how you garden.

The West Boundary Food and Resources Society held a Permaculture 101 workshop at the Rock Creek Health Clinic on July 26. A dozen people came to hear Permaculture design consultant Alisa Bennett from Kelowna.

A handout she passed out mentioned a website (permacultureprinciples.com); and that website says permaculture “guides us to mimic the patterns and relationships we can find in nature and can be applied to all aspects of human habitation, from agriculture to ecological building, from appropriate technology to education and even economics.”

Permaculture, it seems, is more than just something you encounter in your garden.

Bennett told those attending that the ethics that underly the philosophy of permaculture design are earth care, peo-

ple care and fair share.

“If you bring those into your daily meditation, I guarantee you it will move toward a more sustainable way of being on the earth,” said Bennett.

Over the course of an hour and a half the room heard her well-informed discourse as she added detailing to the ethics and principles.

She recommended that planning for a site should be done only after carefully studying the site, that it should be a long-term, multi-generational plan and that it be done in detail, and very importantly, on paper.

FAR funded the workshop with the ‘Seed to Table—Passing on the Knowledge” New Horizons for Seniors Grant.

You can follow Bennett on Facebook—Allisa C. Bennett.

The West Boundary Food and Resources Society is also on Facebook—FAR Society.

The workshop was recorded on video. For information on accessing a copy, contact Erika Tafel at 250-528-1000.

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invites applications for coaches, assistant coaches, referees and on-ice helpers for the 2014-2015 season.

All successful applicants must complete criminal record checks and appropriate training clinics.

Don’t forget – hockey registration is Sept. 5 from 6 - 8 pm at the arena. A second registration day will be held on Sept. 10 from 5 - 7 pm, also at the arena. For Sept. 5 registration only, there will be free hotdogs for registered minor hockey players and hotdogs by donation for all others.

For more information, contact Sarah Geen 250-449-8200, bmharegistrar1@gmail.com or Andrea Kohler 250-449-2480, andrea.kohler4@gmail.com

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A6 Boundary Creek Times Thursday, August 28, 2014

A Little Perspective - read it on page 4.

Rock Creek Fall Fair

Saturday & Sunday, September 13 & 14

Celebrating 100 years of 4-H in BC Entertainment line up: Tim Hus Sat. 7 pm

Charlotte Diamond Sun. 2 pm

Pernell Reichert Band | Timely Wonders Les Folles Jambettes | The Hip Sisters Sock Monkey Band | Dave Jackson 3880 Kettle Valley Road S, Rock Creek, BC rockcreekfallfair.ca

Consultations on the Recovery Strategy for Speckled Dace Fisheries and Oceans Canada has developed a draft Recovery Strategy for Speckled dace in Canada under the Species at Risk Act. The Speckled dace was assessed as endangered by the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada in 2006, and listed as such under the Act in 2009.

The Recovery Strategy outlines general approaches to recover the species, and identifies critical habitat and the mechanism for its protection. Speckled dace are found in the Kettle, West Kettle and Granby River watersheds in the British Columbia Southern Interior.

Online Consultation Dates: August 28 – October 12, 2014 Website: www.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/saraconsultations For more information, contact: Fisheries and Oceans Canada Species at Risk Program 200-401 Burrard Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6C 3S4 Phone: 604-666-1331 Email: sara@pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca

1898- Telephone line completed to Greenwood that the line was ready to do business with Greenwood. Mayor Wood and other citizens spoke over the ‘phone. It worked splendidly. The voice of the person at the other end could be heard quite distinctly. It is probable that the BLASTS • Eastern Capitalists – “Mr. Jay P. Graves, telephone company will now build a local system FROM THE the manager of the Old Ironsides and within the city.”

Knob Hill mining companies, came in

• Lawn Tennis, Anyone? – “On Tuesday afternoon, a PAST from Spokane accompanied by Mr. S.H.C. championship tennis match was played on the GreenMiner . . . who is considered one of the wood court between Messrs. G.R. Naden and D.C. strongest financial men of the east. He McRae and Messrs. Cousins and G.A. Guess. After an is the president of the famous Granby exciting contest, Messrs. McRae and Naden won the Rubber Company of Granby, Que. Mr. two sets played. The winners were presented with a Miner is interested in the two big Greenmineral claim upon which the assessment work was wood Camp properties and remained at due.” the mines for two days examining work • For Delicate Appetites in This Hot Weather – The ings and sizing up the vast amount of prospective wealth that is Rendell & Co. general store advertisement suggested that “ for stored therein.” delicate appetites in this hot weather, customers should try the • Railroad Notes – “During the last week, between 300 and following: Morton’s Kippered Herrings; Culmer Duck; Quail on 400 additional men have been secured and put to work on the Toast; Lunch Tongue; Ox Tail Soup; and Judic Sardines.”

Robson-Penticton branch of the Columbia & Western Railway .

• Cruelty to Animals – “Provincial Police Officer Gardom came . . and in a comparatively short time it is expected to get all the up from Midway on Thursday last. He was mounted on a fiery labourers needed. The price offered is $2 per day. Men are comgray steed. As he approached Currie’s livery stable, the horse ing from as far away as Boston and New York. Men are strung shied. The police officer resented the conduct of his steed and out all along the line, getting out ties, of which about 300,000 plunged heavy spurs into the horse’s side. The blood moistwill be required. Six kinds of timber can be used for this work— ened some of Greenwood’s dust. Alderman Phelan swore to an hemlock, spruce, red fir, cedar, tamarack and pine.” information charging the officer with cruelty to animals. The • Telephone Connection – “The telephone line was completed case will come up for trial today. It is the first case of the kind in to Greenwood on Saturday night. Foreman Gerow soon had an Greenwood and Ald. Phelan is entitled to much credit in taking instrument in Smith & McRae’s store and informed all stations the initiative in the matter of protecting dumb animals.”

Chronicles of Boundary Country from the pages of The Boundary Creek Times Volume IV, No.26 – September 3, 1898

Slugs to whoever abandoned kittens Slugs: To whomever it was who abandoned the kittens by Boundary Creek south of Greenwood a week ago.

Hugs: To Linda at Race Trac Gas in Greenwood for doing all she could to save the same kittens and give them good homes.

Investment Planning Counsel

HUGS and

S G

U L S

Most Canadians don’t feel very good about the amount of money they are putting away for retirement.

Only a slim majority indicate they were “somewhat satisfied” with the amount they were saving, and less expect their retirement to be considerably less comfortable than the lifestyle they currently enjoy.

Despite this, many Canadians are not nearly as poor as they think when it comes to retirement savings. However, according to a recent report, most people do a poor job of setting a suitable retirement income target and then complicate things by ignoring certain types of assets that can be turned into income.

Reports suggest that investors who focus on replacing some percentage of income at retirement don’t pay enough attention to what they are really going to do with their money. What they should be looking for instead is what the report calls an “equilibrium point” – the percentage of current income investors need to save in order to achieve the same disposable income in retirement as they enjoyed during the latter part of their working life.

Most Canadians have certain expenses during their earn-

Hugs: To all the advertisers and subscribers and purchasers of our local paper for supporting this local news and entertainment source for all to enjoy!

Thanks for all your hard work Dyan and Pat! We really enjoy our little paper! Not sure when our subscription is up but we sure do want to continue it!

Live your dream

Preparing for Your Retirement Income Look at individual circumstances – not a rule of thumb

Hugs: To the Associate Publisher for ensuring the Boundary Creek Times remains in Greenwood and ensuring a 100 year plus valuable tradition in our community lives on!

ing years that usually drop off by retirement, such as commuting costs and income taxes. As well, if retirees are prepared to tap into less traditional sources of retirement income, such as the proceeds from downsizing their home or taking out a reverse mortgage, the ratio changes yet again, thanks to lower tax assessments and increased capital.

In other words, some households should be saving more but many can comfortably save less.

The amount of money needed to get by comfortably in retirement is probably much less if household resources during the preretirement period are devoted, in large part, to raising children. Similarly, when children are born will affect a family’s consumption profile as well as the target replacement rates.

In most cases, saving as much as possible is the preferred solution. The key is to have a plan that will achieve your goals and follow it. A good advisor will put that in place and ensure its success, even in today’s challenging financial environment. Come into our office to discuss your retirement goals.

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It’s a treat to attend the August Bluegrass festival in Greenwood each year. Groups come from across BC and Alberta to share their music and laughter with friends.

Bluegrass fest delights Music was on the program for Greenwood over the weekend. “Johnny Cash Equivalent” Gary Kehoe played to a full house at Greenwood Inn on Saturday night and the ball diamond was filled with RV units as the West Kootenay Bluegrass Group hosted a Country Bluegrass Weekend.

Bluegrass organizers said the weather caused the cancellation of the Friday night schedule but the rest of the show went on without a hitch. Organizers Roland and Randy Berg and Don Hugget expressed thanks to the City of Greenwood for their support.

Roland said there were around 44 rigs camping in the park this year. “That’s down a fair bit, but the weather had something to do with that. When you have a $1,500 banjo you aren’t too keen on getting it wet.”

Roland admits his favourite part of the event happens as the early birds arrive in town over the days before the festival starts. “They bring out their instruments, make a circle and jam. That’s lots more fun for me – because once the weekend starts I am on the gate dealing with the bureau-

Sunday morning the bluegrass musicians brought out their instruments for a few hours of gospel.

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The Grand Forks and Boundary Agriculture Society’s mobile abattoir unit has passed the first test.

Dave Anderson, one of the abattoir project managers, told the Gazette that the abattoir committee has been working to get the mobile abattoir into working shape.

“When I heard they had this thing on the ground but it wasn’t running we formed this committee with the ag society to get it going and that’s what we’ve been working on,” said Anderson.

Anderson said the committee received a loan from Community Futures to get the project up and running.

“On July 14-16, we did a successful run of poultry slaughter with the inspectors,” he said.

“We killed 475 birds and we’re now certified to process poultry.”

Anderson said because the abattoir had never been run before they needed two inspectors from the Ministry of Agriculture on hand.

“We’d already inspected and tested all the equipment and made sure everything was running,” he said. “We started killing and processing them. We got all the paperwork done so now we’re certified to do other people’s poul-

cracy of it all.”

After the bluegrass festival ended and all of the acoustic instruments had left the stage Roland set up his electronic one-man-band show and entertained on Sunday afternoon.

try. We’re allowed to sell it anywhere in B.C. because it’s a government inspected abattoir.”

Anderson said that although the unit is a “mobile” abattoir, he doesn’t expect it to be moving around anytime soon.

“We don’t have a truck to pull it,” he said.

“To move it somewhere you’d also need a docking station wherever you put it.”

Anderson said it’s quite expensive to build a docking station. “By the time you get the gravel pad down, the potable water, the power set up, it works into a few thousand bucks. Nobody wants to do that. Right now we’ve got it in one spot and we’ll probably be there for the next year as we figure out if it’ll be feasible to operate.”

Anderson said the ag society is currently in the infancy stages with the abattoir.

“We’re certified for chickens,” he said.

“We’ve got two other local ranchers who we’ll do this fall.”

Anderson said they hope to do a test run in the future to see if they can process cows and pigs but there are a few hurdles they need to overcome first.

“We have to be able to take our waste to the regional district dump and right now we’re not allowed to,” he said. “Until we can deal with our waste—we can’t kill cows.”

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Museum hosts book signing

to 1967.

That first book went through two print runs. First 300 and then (with an additional 30 pages, mostly on the Sisters) another run of 200 was done. It has probably sold out now, only four were left at the Greenwood Museum on Saturday morning.

Tasaka has had 1,000 copies of My Hometown, My Furusato: Family History of Greenwood-Midway printed. His books are for sale at the Greenwood Museum and the Nikkei Museum in Burnaby, and he said that proceeds after printing costs would go to those institutions.

It took two years to write the new book.

“The first year I was kind of struggling, I thought maybe I will reach 20 families participating, I will be happy and I will get it printed. The second year a few more people, and then I started calling people on the phone. I got 30 and thought maybe I can get 40 and sure enough it happened this spring. I was lucky.”

You will find stories such as that of Joe and Jim Fukui Kokui who, before the war, were members of the Vancouver Asahi Japanese Baseball team—a team inducted into both the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and the B.C. Sports Hall of Fame.

“They won the Triple Crown in 1938, and they won five straight provincial championships,” said Tasaka. “This was the time there was no professional sport in Vancouver so they were the best team in Chuck Tanaka signed copies of his latest book recently at the Greenwood Mu- B.C.” seum.

Hockey fans can find many hidden gems in this book. The family story of NHL star A book launch and author signing was held at the Greenwood Museum for former Greenwood resident Chuck Ta- Paul Kariya is to be found on page 155.

Local history comes alive with beautiful pictures from saka’s latest—and he says last—book telling the stories of the Greenwood Museum and the Kettle River Museum in the Boundary and its families. Tasaka made himself available to sign a copy of the new book My Hometown, My Midway; and the many family photos make the book even Furusato: Family History of Greenwood-Midway and to more valuable as a part of the historical record.

Because many families moved after the war the book is chat.

The book includes stories of the early pioneer families a fountainhead of first-hand written knowledge of the hiswho came to the Boundary country to find a better life. tory and geography of many part of the province.

“I am just so pleased that the families who wrote their Pioneers who started from scratch and worked their way histories made it so interesting. Some of my friends say, to self-sustainable living. It also includes stories of fami‘We don’t know any of these families, but we found it faslies forced to move here.

When war in the Pacific broke out in 1941, Greenwood cinating.’ That pleases me. It’s not my book—it is the story was on the verge of becoming a ghost town. The Japanese of these families.

“I am not a writer. I am like a logger taking up balliving on the coast of B.C. were incarcerated and, at the invitation of Mayor W.E. McArthur Sr., Greenwood became let,” Tasaka said, explaining he expects this to be his final the first internment camp in B.C. The resulting blending book, “unless there is something significant that needs to be documented.” of cultures and families is told in the book.

“Writing is not my forte but I felt that urgency. You This is Tasaka’s second book. In 2011 he published know a lot of the families are going to take their history to Hanatare Bozu or Runny-nosed Brats of Greenwood, the proceeds of which were used to fund three murals on dis- the grave and I said no, we have to document some of that. play at the museum commemorating the work done by the I don’t want this to get lost.”

Franciscan Sisters of Atonement in Greenwood from 1942

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The Canadian Agricultural Safety Association (CASA) has developed a new online tool that gives farmers an opportunity to express their concerns about possible hazards with farm equipment.

The “Speak Up For Safer Equipment” tool is intended to provide a way for farmers, manufacturers and standards organizations to talk about safety concerns with agricultural equipment manufactured within the past five years.

“We decided to develop this online tool after routinely receiving calls from producers who were frustrated that their concerns weren’t being heard,” says Glen Blahey, Agricultural Health and Safety Specialist for CASA. The online form handles safety concerns where farm equipment is being used for primary agricultural production. It is not intended to handle cases where legal proceedings are taking place, where there are labour relations concerns or issues related to financial transactions.

Once a farmer has filled out the online form, CASA will review the safety concern and either will forward the issue directly to the appropriate manufacturer or, if the concern is a universal issue, forward it to the Canadian Standards Association (CSA). As well as providing information to manufacturers and the CSA, the “Speak Up for Safer Equipment” tool will give CASA data on potential safety-related trends affecting farmers. “ The tool isn’t designed to hurt the reputation of any manufacturer or individual,” Blahey says. “Speak Up for Safer Equipment” will foster better communication and education between farmers, manufacturers and standards organization and will ultimately reduce the potential for injuries.”

The “Speak Up for Safer Equipment” online tool will be available in August on CASA’s website at http://casa-acsa. ca/speak-up-for-safer-equipment. Concerns can also be reported by phone at (877) 452-2272.

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Thursday, August 28, 2014 Boundary Creek Times A11

2014 - 2015 SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 51(BOUNDARY) - BUS SCHEDULES GREENWOOD - MIDWAY - ROCK CREEK - BEAVERDELL Schedules as of Aug. 25, 2014 – for the most up-to-date schedule for your area please visit www.sd51.bc.ca The following schedule outlines areas serviced by school buses in this School District. Included in the schedule are the route number, area of bus route, driver’s name, stop name and approximate pick-up and drop-off times.

Times, stops and routes may be adjusted due to overloading, inclement weather or other reasons. Therefore, parents are advised to have their children at the bus stop 5 minutes prior to scheduled pick-up time.

Questions regarding pupil transportation or the published schedule should be directed to the School Board Office at 250-442-8258.

School District Walk Limit Policy states that school bus transportation will be provided free of charge to primary (K-3) students residing more than 4.0 kms from his/her neighborhood catchNOTE: Parents are requested to instruct their children to refrain from participating ment area and students in grade 4-12 residing more than 4.8 kms from his/her neighin any action that could distract the driver. Student safety depends upon the driver’s borhood catchment area. Bus service is provided, as a courtesy, to students who concentration.

Riding a school bus is a privilege and pupils may be refused bus live within these walk limits providing there is available seating on the bus. Should transportation if they misbehave, placing the responsibility of transportation to and overcrowding occur these students will be denied bus transportation. from school on their parents.

BUS ROUTE #7A & B SIDLEY – BRIDESVILLE – ROCK CREEK Driver: TBA Bus #: R7 (Orange) A.M. .... BUS STOP 6:15 ...... Bus Garage 7:09..... Timberwolf Rd & Sidley Mtn Rd 7:10..... Sidley Mtn Rd & Kelly Rd (mailboxes) 7:13..... 6435 Sidley Mtn Rd 7:15..... Sidley Mtn Rd & Wagon Wheel Rd 7:19..... 1155 Wagon Wheel Rd 7:23..... 6385 Hwy 3 (Borderview Ranch) 7:28..... 5690 Bridesville Townsite Rd 7:30..... 5470 Hwy 3 (AM) 7:33..... Hwy 3 & Baldy Rd (south side of Hwy 3) 7:36..... 4985 Hwy 3 Fossen (B&B PM) 7:38..... Bergendahl (Johnstone Cr West) 7:41..... 4685 Hwy 3 7:43..... Hulme Creek Rd / Hwy 3 7:50..... West Boundary Elementary 7:55..... Petro Can (west entrance) 7:56..... Rock Creek & Bridesville Rd 7:58..... Hwy 3 & Madge Rd 7:59..... 3175 Hwy 3 8:00..... Myers Creek Rd & Hwy 3 8:02..... 3574 Hwy 3 8:03..... 3550 Hwy 3 8:05..... Spalek Hwy 3 8:08..... Cenotaph & Hwy 3 8:09..... 3450 KV Rd E 8:11 ..... 3465 KV Rd E 8:12..... 3560 KV Rd E 8:13..... 3571 KV Rd E 8:14..... 3640 KV Rd E 8:15 KV Rd East & KV Rd South (intersection) KV School 8:17..... KV Rd East & Poole Rd 8:20..... West Boundary Elementary 8:40..... Bus Garage

P.M.......BUS STOP 3:17......Bus Garage 3:37......West Boundary Elementary 3:44......Petro Can (west entrance) 3:45......Rock Creek & Bridesville Rd 3:47......Hwy 3 & Madge Rd 3:48......3175 Hwy 3 3:49......Myers Creek Rd & Hwy 3 3:51......3574 Hwy 3 3:52......3550 Hwy 3 3:53......Spalek Hwy 3 3:55......Cenotaph & Hwy 3 3:56......3450 KV Rd E 3:58......3465 KV Rd E 3:59......3560 KV Rd E 4:00......3571 KV Rd E 4:01......3640 KV Road E 4:02 KV Rd East & KV Rd South (intersection) KV School 4:04......KV Rd East & Poole Rd 4:08......West Boundary Elementary 4:18......Hulme Creek Rd/Hwy 3 4:19......4685 Hwy 3 4:22 4985 Hwy 3 Fossen (B&B PM) (north entrance on hwy) 4:26......Hwy 3 & Baldy Rd (south side of Hwy 3) 4:29......5420 Hwy 3 4:32......5690 Bridesville Townsite Rd 4:40......Timberwolf Rd & Sidley Mtn Rd 4:41......Sidley Mtn Rd & Kelly Rd (mailboxes) 4:43......Sidley Mtn Rd & Miller Springs 4:44......6435 Sidley Mtn Rd 4:47......1155 Wagon Wheel Rd 4:48......6450 Hwy 3 (Wagon Wheel Ranch) 4:50......6385 Hwy 3 (Borderview Ranch) 5:30......Bus Garage

BUS ROUTE #8 BEAVERDELL Driver: George Anschetz Bus #: R8 (Black) A.M. .... BUS STOP 5:30..... Bus Garage 6:45..... 5831 Carmi Creek T/A 6:48..... Smoker Rd 6:50..... North Pringle (AM only) 6:53..... 52 Pringle (AM only) 6:54..... South Pringle (AM only) 6:57..... Beaver Creek Road 6:59..... Hwy 33 & Graff/Mulhern 7:00..... Beaverdell School 7:04..... Haggen Road 7:26..... Rhone Road South 7:28..... 3255 Hwy 33 7:30..... Old Westbridge School 7:33..... 2706 Hwy 33 (Zamora Rd) 7:38..... 1685 Hwy 33 7:45..... West Boundary Elementary 7:54..... 3275 Kitchen 7:58..... Cenotaph 8:06 Midway Trailer Park (Nichols & 13th Ave)

8:10..... MES 8:12..... BCSS 8:15..... Bus Garage

P.M...... BUS STOP 3:30..... Bus Garage 3:36..... MES 3:37..... BCSS 3:38 Midway Trailer Park (Nichols & 13th Ave)

3:47..... Cenotaph 3:51..... 3275 Kitchen 3:58..... West Boundary Elementary 4:06..... 1685 Hwy 33 4:11 ..... 2706 Hwy 33 (Zamora Rd) 4:14..... Old Westbridge School 4:16..... 3255 Hwy 33 4:19..... Rhone Road South 4:39..... Haggen Road 4:44..... Beaverdell School 4:46..... Hwy 33 & Graff/Mulhern 4:48..... Beaver Creek Road 5:02..... Pringle & Hwy 33 (PM only) 5:02..... Hwy 33 & S. Pringle (PM only) 5:04..... Boulder Road (PM) 5:08..... Smoker Rd 5:11 ..... 5831 Carmi Creek T/A 6:11 ..... Bus Garage

– Jeanette Hanlon, Secretary-Treasurer

BUS ROUTE #9 GREENWOOD – MIDWAY Driver: TBA Bus #: R9 (Pink) A.M. .... BUS STOP 7:20..... Bus Garage 7:23 Midway Trailer Park (Nichols & 13th Ave)

7:30..... MES 7:31..... 265 3rd Ave (Boundary Tool Rentals) 7:41..... Hwy 3 & 2nd St. 7:42 Dundee & Veteran’s Lane 7:44..... Centre & Government 7:45..... Kimberley & Providence 7:46..... Galloway & Hwy 3 7:47..... Midway & Hwy 3 7:49..... Davidson & Hwy 3 7:51..... Greenwood Elementary 7:54..... Kimberley & Gowrie 7:55..... Kimberley & Campbell 7:57..... Kimberley & Galloway 7:58..... Kimberley & Ida Street 8:01..... Curling Rink 8:02..... Race Trac Gas 8:03..... Hwy 3 & 2nd Street 8:10..... Dominion & 1st 8:15..... BCSS 8:20..... MES 8:23..... Bus Garage

BUS ROUTE #10 Driver: Kim Goertzen A.M. .... BUS STOP 5:55..... Bus Garage 6:58..... (7805 CV Rd) Km 28.8 (gravel pit) 7:00 27 Km Bridge 7:05 (5760 CV Rd) Km 21.9 (Willow Springs Ranch) 7:07 (5700/5710 CV Rd) Km 21.2 (old wood fence) 7:20..... Km 7.5 (Fiva Bridge) 7:22..... (3405 CV Rd) Km 5.5 (old wheelhouse) 7:28..... 0.5 Km 7:30..... 2899, 2915 Hwy 33 WB Rd (pulloff) 7:36..... 2020 Hwy 33 (Rock Creek Ranch) 7:38..... 1960 Hwy 3 (Butcher Shop) 7:40..... Rock Creek Trailer Park 7:48..... West Boundary Elementary 7:49..... Christian Valley Service (Stihl) 7:51..... Rock Mtn Rd & Bridesville Rd 7:52..... Hwy 3 & Madge Rd 7:54..... 3715 Hwy 3 Mik’s 7:56..... Myers Creek Rd 7:57..... 3570 Hwy 3 7:59..... 3335 Hwy 3 Granton Motors 8:10..... BCSS 8:15..... Bus Garage

P.M...... BUS STOP 3:00..... Bus Garage 3:15..... Greenwood Elementary 3:16..... Davidson & Hwy 3 3:17..... Midway & Hwy 3 3:18..... Galloway & Hwy 3 3:19..... Kimberley & Providence 3:20..... South Government & Centre 3:22..... Race Trac Gas 3:24..... Hwy 3 & 2nd St. (Anaconda) 3:32..... 9th & Chamblet 3:34..... MES 3:37..... BCSS 3:42..... Beamish & 12th Avenue 3:46 Midway Trailer Park (Nichols & 13th Ave)

3:50..... Boundary Falls 3:52..... 1340 Hwy 3 (Scott’s) 3:53..... Old Smelter Rd 3:54..... Porter Creek Bridge 3:56..... Hwy 3 & 2nd St. 3:58..... Race Trac Gas 4:00..... Curling Rink 4:01..... Government Street 4:02..... Kimberley & Ida Street 4:03..... Kimberley & Galloway 4:04..... Kimberley & Midway 4:05..... Kimberley & Campbell 4:06..... Strathmore Ave (#699) 4:07..... Strathmore Avenue 4:08..... Kimberley & Gowrie 4:09..... GES 4:35..... Bus Garage

CHRISTIAN VALLEY Bus #: R10 (Yellow) P.M...... BUS STOP 3:25..... Bus Garage 3:35..... BCSS 3:39..... Hwy 3 Sawmill 3:43..... 3335 Hwy 3 Granton Motors 3:47..... 3570 Hwy 3 3:49..... 3715 Hwy 3 Mik’s 3:52..... Hwy 3 & Madge Rd 3:53..... Hwy 3 (front of Petro Can) 3:57..... West Boundary Elementary 4:07..... Rock Creek Trailer Park 4:10..... 1960 Hwy 3 (Butcher Shop) 4:11 ..... 2020 Hwy 33 (Rock Creek Ranch) 4:22..... 2899, 2915 Hwy 33 WB Rd (pulloff) 4:25..... 0.5 Km 4:32..... (3405 CV Rd) Km 5.5 (old wheelhouse) 4:35..... Km 7.5 (fiva Bridge) 4:43 (5700/5710 CV Rd) Km 21.2 (old wood fence) 4:45..... (5760 CV Rd) Km 21.9 (Willow Springs Ranch) 4:46.....27 Km Bridge 4:53..... (7805 CV Rd) Km 28.8 (gravel pit) 5:45..... Bus Garage

SCHOOL STARTS: Tuesday, September 2nd Note: School in session Friday, September 5th Staff will be in the school offices 9:00 am - 3:00 pm August 25 - 28th to take new registrations. September 2nd is a half-day only – buses will run at 11:30 that day only.

The regular schedule will take affect on Wednesday, September 3rd. For further information please contact the School Administration office at 250-442-8258

A12 Boundary Creek Times Thursday, August 28, 2014

My tongue directs me where to go

Wednesday, March March 19, 19, 2014 2014 Grand Grand Forks Forks Gazette Gazette Wednesday, night. A careless word can destroy a life overnight.

like fire, spreads quickly, wrecks havoc.

Community From the Back Pew Gossip Fire and words under control can give tremen”Just saying”, by the sometimes irreverent Ed Brouwer. dous warmth and light, but fire and words out of A celebration of all things spring at library control can be devastating. A couple comes in for

We love to talk. Nothing is opened more wrongly at the wrong time than our mouth. Our mouths get us into a lot of trouble. James in Chapter 3 says, If you can control your mouth, you’re perfect…. literally “mature, healthy”.

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MY TONGUE DIRECTS WHERE GO: Our tonguewell is like a rudder that steers MY TONGUE DISPLAYS WHO I AM It reveals my real character. It tells what’s reing onI at the library—as me. James says, with the tongue we praise God and with the same tongue us. Don’t like the way you’re headed, the way talk. Some people think it ally inside ofGardening as ourchange seed library andyou seed se Porridge AVI we curse men who’ve been made inonGod’s likeness. From the same mouth come praise may be best $ not to99 say anything. catalogs, A guy joined the monastery.

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GREENWOOD Prepare to the be amazed! is what is inside of it.” Jesus said in Matthew 12:34 For out of the overflow “Food cold.” At the end of third out of a welllike.

Sacred Heart Catholic Church Lego Club year he says, “I quit”. The head priest of the heart the mouth speaks.

Rev. Marcel Côté – 326 Church Due Avenue to popularsays, demand, Teen Knitting Club Book me.

Clubs “Doesn’t surprise All you’ve Mass - Saturday 5 pm we’ll be expanding ourisLego back! This April will see It’syou beengot called done complain since here.“Little ” Your tongueIt’s problem is more serious that you think… for it is heart related.

Club during spring break. the return of our Teen KnitHouse on the Prairie for WHAT IS THE SOLUTION? Get a new heart Ezekiel 18:31 Rid yourself of all the ofSt. Jude’s Anglican Church of Canada Drop by the library anytime ting Club—Thursdays in April and “the finest MY TONGUEgrownups” CAN DESTROY fenses you have committed and get a new heart and a new spirit! Painting the outside of Rev. Simon Shenstone 250-442-5808 between 1-3 p.m. on March 20, starting at 3:30 p.m. romantic novel ever written in WHAT I HAVE v.

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145 S. Kimberley 21, 27 and 28 for an enormous All materials will be America,” Willa Cather’s My other illustration.

Imagine a beautiServices at 4 pm (1st, 3rd & 5th Sunday) pile of Lego fun! provided, as well as help for Antonia is this month’s Book ful forest - tall beautiful trees everyAsk God beginners, for help every Psalm 141:3 Set a guard over my mouth, O Lord; keep and day. a series of fun Evangel Chapel Club choice, so come pick up a where.

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Restorative justice in action in Belfast Lending a voice to restitution

Service - Sunday at 10 am St. Columba United Church of Canada Rev. Kim Horwood 250-442-3311 March 101 S. Government People Restorative approaches areoccasionally being used commit around acts z Communitywas prepared to make amends by way of reparation work. z Community Service & Sunday School - Sunday 9 am thatgo start off as diverting mischief, but end up As part of the agreement, he donated a sum of money to a 2014 the world in ways that beyond crimJustice Corner Justice www.boundaryunited.ca charitable organization helping to reconstruct people’s lives inal cases from courts.causing significant harm. Most of Corner Pre-sentence circles, particularly situationssome us cringe when weinremember and homes after the Asian Tsunami. In addition, he comMIDWAY involving aboriginalofoffenders, are being used the things we did when younger. pleted ten hours voluntary work with the church, cleaning, Boundary Community Church in courtrooms to give victims and Unfortunately, badcommunity decisions made polishing and painting, supervised by the caretaker. He kept RICHARD RICHARD Pastor Ryan van Kuik 250-449-1439 members a voice in determining restitution TARNOFF on impulse can have longand lasting his word as given at the conference and completed all that TARNOFF reintegrating offenders into the community. at the Midway Community Hall impacts on victims and serious reperhad been asked of him.

• 250-442-3515 Prisons have provided opportunities for of- apologize for the devastating harm he caused.

Service - Sunday at 10 am cussions for the offender if they lead This young person has not reoffended.

He has returned to Follow us on dforks.com fenders and victims to meet, even when years A process of shuttle dialogue began which King of Kings New Testament to criminal charges.

This story is from Northern Ireland. school and will shortly take up vocational training.

The victim is have passed since the crime occurred.

This culminated in a five-hour restorative justice & Academy 16 year old from South Belfast,meeting. along withOutcomes three otherincluded people, thepositive about the experience, and the caretaker is pleased that he week’s story is about A such a meeting. parents hearPastor Rick Steingard 250-449-2252 broke into Thea property was floodedvoice and vandalwashis ableapology. to not only put a face to the acts, but to put closure on it In a post sentence casechurch from property.

Scotland, ing the driver’s and accepting 735 9th Ave 15-year-old boy was his bicycle ized,knocked and he wasoff subsequently charged with burglary and criminal by workingatalongside the young man. All parties involved in the There was a noticeable change in language one Service - Sunday at 10 am and killed by an intoxicated driver.

The driver point during the meeting. damage. He was offered the opportunity to participate in a Youth conference believed the outcomes to be fair and proportionate to was sentenced to eight years in prison.

Halfway Themet mother of the boyman used the phrase, “when Conference and accepted.

The facilitator with the young the offense.

Jehovah’s Witnesses through his sentence, the parents of the boy were our son died.”

She then she is the coordinator for The Boundary Restorative and his family on a number of occasions to discuss the offence andcommented Richardthat Tarnoff 943 13th Street 250-449-2665 informed that the driver would soon be released never used that phrase before—previously she think about how he could make amends.

Justice Program. Community members who would like to learn Tuesday - 7 pm on probation into the community. This raised a used phrases like, “when our son was killed” or The facilitator also met with a clergyman, who represented the more Sunday 10 am lot of issues for the parents: what happens if they “when our son was knocked down.” about restorative justice and mediation, and find out about ogram for children under organization.

He described This how the premisesahad been shift training opportunities, are invited to attend our monthly meetings meet on the street; howchurch has this incident affected indicated deeper in moving on rent or careprovider ROCK CREEK damaged how groups using the abuilding at Selkirk College. the driver; is he ready for releaseand into theother comfrom such tragic had loss.been The parents have since The next meeting is Sept. 10 at 7 p.m. For more New Kettle River Chapel munity? They requested impacted.

He was with willing to meet with the young manabout to commuinformation, contact Richard at 250 442-8633. Assistance from the a meeting him. spoken publicly their experience of meetThe parents repeatedly said that they wanted ing the mannicate Pastor Dave Janke feelings.

Academic Research Studies program, UK, is gratewhohis killed their son, Independent in order to let to hear the driver’s voice—they wanted hear were others in tell a similar position 250-446-2341; cell 250-273-4321 In the conference bothtoparties able to their stories.

Theknow that this is posfully acknowledged. him speak for himself.

He wasn’t put onand theregretted sible.his The driver said the meeting was the most 1735 Hwy #33 young man was remorseful decision he the was never allowed to difficult thinghe he’d ever done, but it was the right Next Service July 20 at 7 p.m.stand during his trial; to enter premises without permission.

Further, thing to do.

10 ft For summer schedule call 250-446-2341 now realized that his actions had a detrimental effect Richard Tarnoff is coordinator of the Boundary Reon many other people. He apologized and stated he St. Mary’s Anglican Church storative Justice Program.

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Thursday, August 28, 2014 Boundary Creek Times A13

Border Bruins host golf tournament Submitted

The Grand Forks Border Bruins 2nd Annual Golf Tournament is happening Saturday, Sept 27th at the Christina Lake Golf Club at 1pm. The tournament, which is sponsored

by Unifab and The Tin Whistle Brewing Company, is a fundraising event in support of the Border Bruins Junior “B” hockey team. The event is a team scramble format with a focus on having fun.

The cost is $75 per player which includes 18 holes of golf, cart, dinner and prizes. Potential players can register at the Christina Lake pro shop or by calling 250-443-9313.

The Border Bruins organization would like to thank the many local businesses that have supported the tournament. If you have any questions or would like to get involved with supporting the fundraising efforts, please contact tournament coordinator Scott Stewart at 250-443-3242. See you on the links!

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2014 GENERAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTION NOTICE OF NOMINATION DOCUMENTS Notice is given that Nomination Papers and other information regarding candidacy for the 2014 General Local Government Election will be available beginning Friday September 5, 2014.

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS Re: The Estate of Linda Margaret Thokle, Deceased, Formerly of Greenwood, BC Creditors and others having claims against the estate of Linda Margaret Thokle, are hereby notified that particulars of their claim(s) should be sent to: John R. Cooper Law Corporation, 8145 Main Street P.O. Box 100 Osoyoos, BC V0H 1V0 Telephone: 250-495-2626 Fax: 250-495-7000 Email: johncooper@osoyooslaw.com On or before September 30, 2014, after which date the Executor will distribute the estate among the parties entitled to it, having regard to the claims of which the Executor has notice.

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A person must be nominated by at least 2 qualified nominators of the Electoral Area for which the nomination is made. A person must not consent to the nomination knowing that he or she is not qualified to be nominated. A person being nominated is not required to be a Resident Elector or a NonResident Property Elector of the RDKB Electoral Area in which they are running for office.

NOMINATORS According to Sections 71(3) and 72 of the Local Government Act, a nomination for office must be made separately for each candidate as follows: 1. To be qualified as a “nominator” a person must be an elector of the Electoral Area for which the nomination is made (the candidate/nominee does not have to be an elector of the jurisdiction-see above Candidate/Nominee section).

2. Nominations must be accompanied by a statement signed by the person (candidate/nominee) nominated consenting to the nomination. Page 3 of form C2 for signing a statement is part of the nomination package.

3. Nominations must also be accompanied by a solemn declaration of the person being nominated either made in advance or taken by the Chief Election Officer at the time the nomination documents are delivered. The form C2 is also the form for the solemn declaration of the person being nominated and is part of the nomination package.

4. Written disclosure as required by Section 2 (1) the Financial Disclosure Act (this is part of the nomination package) is also required.

Additional information regarding nominations will be published on the RDKB website and in local newspapers during the weeks of September 8-12 and 15-19, 2014.

Should you have specific inquiries regarding the nomination process etc., please contact Theresa Lenardon, Chief Election Officer, Trail, B.C. at tlenardon@rdkb.com, 250-368-9148, 250368-0225 or (1-800-355-7352 in B.C. only).

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Thursday, August 28, 2014 Boundary Creek Times A15

New season brings hope for Bruins day, Spokane on Saturday and Castlegar on Sunday at 2 p.m.

“We have a lot of quality returning players coming back to the Bruins,” he said. “They’re looking forward to getting back on the ice and just want to prove themselves. We’ve also got an exciting crop of new guys coming in. We’ve got a few from the United States, a few from Manitoba, a few from Saskatchewan. I think it’s going to be a good year.”

CRAIG LINDSAY Boundary Creek Times

It may still be August and the sun is (intermittently) shining, but hockey season is just around the corner.

The Grand Forks Border Bruins begin their training camp this week with a sign-up tonight (Aug. 28) and ice sessions from Friday to Sunday (Aug. 29-31) at the Jack Goddard Memorial Arena in Grand Forks.

The Bruins also have a couple of exhibition games on the weekend. On Saturday, they travel to Fruitvale for a game against the league champions from Beaver Valley. On Sunday, the Bears travel West for an evening game against Osoyoos.

The first home action for Grand Forks is Tuesday, Sept. 2 when the Bruins host Osoyoos.

Expect an exciting new team with new coach and general Brad Snyder. Snyder comes to the Boundary after several years of coaching at various levels including Junior A in Manitoba.

“We want to get Grand Forks going in the right direction,” said Snyder. “The people I’ve met here—everyone seems to be pretty happy with the Bruins. We just want to make it more successful.”

The regular season starts on Friday, Sept. 12 New Bruins coach/GM Brad Snyder (left) and presiwhen the Bruins host the first of three straight dent Martin Vanlerberg.

Photo: Craig Lindsay home games. GF hosts 100 Mile House on Fri-

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BOUNDARY WOMEN’S Transition House Position: Stopping the Violence Counsellor Salary range/ wage rate: $ 22.00 - 24.00 per hour Shift schedule: 35 hours per week NATURE OF THE POSITION Boundary Women’s Transition House requires a Stopping the Violence Counsellor who will provide counselling and related support services for women who have experienced various forms of violence and abuse.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS • A Bachelor’s Degree in counselling, social work, human services or related field or the equivalent of education, relevant experience and training in the domestic violence field.

• At least 3 years’ relevant work experience including a demonstrated knowledge in the counselling of women who have experienced various forms of violence and abuse.

• Experience in counselling within a feminist framework.

• Knowledge of group process and facilitation techniques.

• Well developed interpersonal, oral and written communication skills.

• Good organization, time and general management skills, and ability to work independently as well as with a team.

• Ability to work and network with other members of the community.

• Class 5 Driver’s License.

The Boundary Women’s Transition House is committed to ongoing opportunities for personal and professional growth for all staff.

Please forward your resume to the attention of Connie Marchal, Transition House Coordinator on or before September, 15th, 2014.

Please note that only short listed applicants will be contacted.

Mail to Box 181 Grand Forks, BC V0H 1H0, Fax: 250-442-3600, Phone: 250-442-3131 or Email: connie_bwcshelter@telus.net

Fall soccer cancelled

Organizers of the Boundary Youth Soccer Association have announced the cancellation of the Fall Soccer Season this year.

“We identified a need for more volunteer involvement to be able to properly organize and operate the fall season,” said an email sent to groups’ membership. “Unfortunately we didn’t get the response needed to put forth the quality soccer experience we would like to offer our membership.”

The email said that the board intends to make use of the time between now and Spring 2015 to take stock, reorganize, and build up our volunteer base to make the BYSA better and stronger in 2015 and beyond.

“Boundary Youth Soccer Association is run, organized, and put on by dedicated volunteers. Let’s start our Spring Season off right with the right amount of volunteers to make it happen,” said the release.

The association has their AGM scheduled for Wednesday, November 26th, 2014. For more information Boundary Youth Soccer Association can be contacted by email at boundarysoccer@gmail.com or calling 250443-5045.

Thursday, August 28, 2014 Boundary Creek Times A15

Misc. for Sale

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STEEL BUILDINGS. “Steel overstock sale!” 20x20 $4,055.

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Help Wanted

Snyder said there are about seven or eight players signed on from last year’s team including centre Michael Rand, who finished fourth in Bruin scoring last year, rugged winger Tucker Brown, and big defenceman Reid Robertson.

“We’ve also get several players in junior A camps and if that doesn’t work out they could be back,” added Snyder.

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2 plus bdrm 1.5 bath suite $800. Avail Sept 1 2 bdrm suite 5 appl’s, sm pet considered $650, Avail Sept 1 3 bdrm 2 bath home $950 pet considered. Avail Sept 1 2 bdrm mobile home private setting $600 Christina Lake 2 bdrm furnished suite $850 utilities inc. Avail Sept 1 to June 30 2015 3 bdrm 1.5 bath home $850 55+ community, Avail Sept 1 TERM NEGOTIABLE ON PRIME INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL or OFFICE SPACE IN GRAND FORKS AND GREENWOOD N/S, N/P, References.

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Part-time Reporter/Photographer The Boundary Creek Times has a position open for a part-time reporter/ photographer.

Position will start with covering one or two stories every other week and could work into a full-time position.

Applicant must have good writing skills, knowledgeable in camera and computer use, detail oriented, be able to meet deadlines, be flexible with working hours, willing to work weekends.

Must have own transportation.

Send your resume to Box 4, Greenwood, BC V0H 1J0, Attention: Publisher (or) email to sales@boundarycreektimes.com

Misc. Wanted Collector Buying Coin Collections, Native Art, Estates, Gold, Silver + 250-499-0251

Garage Sales Grand Forks: 340 Cameron Ave. Sat, Aug 30, 10am-2pm.

RV, Auto, and household items.

For Sale By Owner 600 hectare Woodlot for Sale WO475. Westbridge Km 21- Christian Valley.

Annual allowable cut=1233m3 Mainly DFir and Larch. No Private Land attached.

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Cars - Domestic

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Lost & Found

Grand Forks: Lost Alcatel Cell Phone in town on Friday Night (August 15). $30.00 reward to finder. 250 442-2411

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A16 Boundary Creek Times Thursday, August 28, 2014

Rock Creek Fall Fair Saturday & Sunday, September 13 & 14 Celebrating 100 years of 4-H in BC Entertainment line up: Tim Hus Sat. 7 pm

Charlotte Diamond Sun. 2 pm

Pernell Reichert Band | Timely Wonders Les Folles Jambettes | The Hip Sisters Sock Monkey Band | Dave Jackson 3880 Kettle Valley Road S, Rock Creek, BC rockcreekfallfair.ca

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‘Gits’ cycle across Canada “Part holiday, part adventure, part just to see if we can do it and part let’s see if we can raise a little bit of money for these worthy causes,” are the reasons given by Andy Sieroslawski (left) and fellow Englishman Chris Furlong for the cross Canada bike ride that they are taking this summer.

Andy has chosen Multiple Scleroses as his charity and Chris, on an unpaid four-month leave as an autism support worker is giving his proceeds to the Wirral Autistic Society.

They said they have yet to be disappointed by everyone they have met on their ride across the country. Their advice for Canadians is: don’t take the country for granted and don’t change the way you are.

More information is available at www.justgiving.com/oldgitscyclecanada.

Andy Sieroslawski (left) and Chris Furling enjoyed breakfast at the Mile 0 Diner in Midway on their way across the country.

Big fair just around the corner

Everything must go!

Norma Tilgner

For the Boundary Creek Times

I picked up my Exhibitor’s Handbook for the Rock Creek and Boundary Fall Fair a few weeks back hoping to find some categories that I can enter (if I have anything left once the grasshoppers have left town). There is a buzz in the air and soon we will see volunteer work parties of families, communiOriginal $ Clearance $ price 4500 price ty groups, and friends of the fair show up to do the many jobs Call 250-445-2233 to view that are needed to get the grounds, venues, signage etc. ready 263 S. Copper Ave, Greenwood, BC for the big weekend. If you are ready to pitch in for a few hours there are work parties happening both September 6th and 7th.

I see a number of new Participation Events that kids and adults can get involved in: Kids 12 years and under can participate in Kids Farm Games on Saturday afternoon. The sign up for this free event is going to be in the children’s area somewhere near the Bouncy Castle before 11:45 a.m. Remote Control y Foods Greenwood Cit Car buffs can compete in races SatFresh, Healthy urday night. This is a part of the Mower Madness event. You must Choices sign up at the Kubota dealer booth between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Both Bulk Foods prize money and a registration fee are involved.

Gluten Free Stage Entertainment has popuItems lar singer Tim Hus and his Travelin’ Band returning on Saturday night at 7 p.m. and Charlotte Diamond, Meal Delivery beloved BC children’s entertainer at an Service at 2 p.m. on Sunday. Several more bands, clowns, and a dance troop, are also appearing. A wonderful deal for families because all this is for the cost of admission!

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are always very popular competitions here in horse country.

The Trailer Race is an open event this year. This should be very interesting (two people, two horses, one truck and trailer per team. Unloading horses, saddling and running the course – with several teams in the arena at the same time!) Come and cheer on your favourites!

Bingo is back. So if you enjoy visiting with friends in a quieter part of the grounds while possibly winning a prize and at the same time helping the Grade 6 and 7 classes raise funds for their year end field trip this is a great way to do both.

Shooting Star Amusements has something for everyone from kiddies rides, family rides to thrill seekers: 11 a.m.-9:30 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Sunday. My favourite is sitting at the top of the Ferris wheel while it pauses to let other riders on or off. I’m always amazed at how different the fair grounds and crowds look from that height and the relative calm experienced above so much energy, laughter and screams down below.

The Old Boys with Toys - the guys that love demonstrating those old gas engines are back too! This year their location is changed to keep some of the noise away from vendor areas. So listen and then look for them closer to the river. Their shows occur every half hour.

Agricultural Exhibits —Whose sheaves will be beautifully displayed, who will have the weirdest egg, the sweetest honey, the tallest sunflower, the biggest pumpkin, the prettiest flowers? Will there be chicks hatching, new piglets, and incredibly, unbelievably large bulls? Any rare species of rabbits, guinea pigs, chickens, cows, horses? Check out the barns! Learn about how the judges choose the winners in the beef, sheep, horse and swine by talking to exhibitors and watching them in the ring.

Did you know that several exhibitors each year win hundreds of dollars in prize money? You still have time to get busy and plan your entries! Pick up a copy of the Exhibitors Handbook or go online to www.rockcreekfallfair.ca to find out more.

Some local radio stations (Goat FM, CBC, and Osoyoos stations) are receiving Free Admission Tickets to the fair to be handing out to their listeners. Best of luck!