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Community champions: BC Hydro looking for non-profits PAGE 14

Breaking ground at new community garden

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Cowichan Green Community’s (from left) Erin Ward, Nora Arajs, and Judy Stafford at the new community garden location behind the Centennial ball park.

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On Thursday, Aug. 28, the first stake was driven into the ground at the location for the new community garden behind the Centennial ball field.

On hand were Coun. Bob Day (the driving force behind the project) and superintendent of public works Nagi Rizk for the Town of Lake Cowichan; Judy Stafford, Nora Arajs, and Erin Ward of Cowichan Green Community; Anneke Vink, Carolyn Yablonski, Valerie Jefferd, and Lorne Charbonneau from Island Health; and Cara Smith from the Lake Bloomers Garden Club.

The group was very excited to get things underway and took some time imagining and planning the space that will be used in Phase 1 of the project.

Phase 1 includes the garden space directly behind the bleachers and across the road at the lower ball park and all that that project entails. This means that upon completion at the end of March of next year, the public

will be able to enjoy eight raised beds in a fenced in area, compost bins, pathways, a pergola entranceway, and hopefully at least one bench.

Nagi Rizk, superintendent of Public Works, did once again voice his concerns about the site being chosen on Thursday.

“I wanted you to see the other side,” says Rizk, indicating the piece of land on the Point Ideal Road side of the lot. “I prefer that it goes to the other side, but then it’s council’s decision. I think it’s more suitable because there won’t be any conflict with the waterline, where here there is, and most of the ball park people, they park here.”

He added that the fence line, as proposed

by Cowichan Green Community, might be intrusive on the ball park parking area.

“And the accessibility. I think it’s more accessible from the Point Ideal (side) more than here,” says Rizk. “The big vision is that Saywell Park will be the hub, where the Town Square is, where we have all the tubers, all the Rhododendron Park users coming from this end, not coming from

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(that) end.” ownership and runs with it,” says Arajs.

But Nora Arajs from CGC says that there “That Cowichan Green Community can help are several reasons why the site they have establish it and get it happening and then chosen is ideal. the community decides what happens next, “We talked about this area here being and what they want, and how much more to chosen being the preferred site for the expand it.” community garden for a number of reasons.

Organizers are hoping that the beds will Community access being a key one. I be subscribed to immediately and that the think we need to consider safety issues for community becomes involved and get’s just community members who are coming here, as excited about the project as they are. people of all ages,” says Arajs.

Through a series of workshops beginning She points to the fact that kids playing ball in late September and going through to next in the ball park can be seen by parents who March, CGC hopes to engage the public, may be working in or enjoying the garden. offer classes on how to build beds, how to “But also participation. I think it’s important compost, and how to do a site plan. that it’s visible for the community, people “We’re going to get the community can be engaged, they can look at it, come engaged in exactly where they want things,” through the gate, they can participate as says Stafford. “And maybe tie-in with the they choose. But having it as visible as salmon festival.” possible and not back in the woods is a really “Our understanding is that it’s very important feature in terms of community beginning gardeners who we’re appealing engagement,” says Arajs. to in the workshops,” says Arajs. “But also She adds that the chosen site has great sun there’d be workshop time followed by workexposure, the site is relatively cleared of party time. You know, learn a little bit and blackberries, broom, and other brush, and it then get involved in the clearing.” does not encroach on the wetlands that exist For more information go to behind the ball park. cowichangreencommunity.org or contact “If in time the community wants to move Stafford at 250-748-8506. it, that’s possible,” says Arajs. “Or expand it and keep that piece as well.”

The group also agreed that because the water line runs under the gravel past the garden area it would be an easy access to a water supply. They are also not concerned about the parking issue as there are 60 designated parking spots built into the plan for the larger ball park site.

Stafford, Arajs, and Ward are looking to incorporate the berm that exists behind the future fenced garden space, hopefully with help from the town to clear the blackberries that have taken over the hill. They would like to see this space house fruit trees and berry bushes and some terraced gardens.

“If we do that, the gardeners get the front side and the kids get the back side,” says Arajs.

Though the budget and planning for Phase 1 includes just the eight beds, there Photo Tamu Miles is unlimited potential for future expansion, Anneke Vink from Cowichan Lake Primary depending on how involved community Health Care holds the first fence marker at the members become with the project.

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From left: Const. Andrew Burn, Coun. Jayne Ingram, HB Fire Chief Keith Bird, Rhianon Morrison, and Area F Director Ian Morrison educate tourists on the need to conserve water, be smart with fires, and not drink and drive on the Labour Day long weekend.

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This past Labour Day long weekend the community of Honeymoon Bay took a proactive stance to try and mitigate the rare water shortage problem experienced on the B.C. Day long weekend by the influx of tourists to the town.

Ian Morrison, Director for Area F, with daughter Rhianon Morrison, along with For more information contact Ryan Rai at Honeymoon Bay Fire Chief Keith Bird, Bruce Ingram from BRI Security and his wife ryan_rai@hotmail.com or call 250.510.2437 Coun. Jayne Ingram, and Lake Cowichan RCMP Const. Andrew Burn were seen at the entrance to Honeymoon Bay handing out information and advising visitors on the need to conserve water, to keep fires only in campgrounds even though the fire ban was lifted, and to not drink and drive.

This action was taken because of the high levels of water used over the B.C. Day long weekend while the town was flooded with tourists. Morrison states that the last time the TOWN OF LAKE COWICHAN Cowichan Valley went to Stage 3 restrictions, the community’s water consumption dropped almost ADVANCE ELECTORAL REGISTRATION in half, from just over 500,000 litres per day, to around 320,000.

Advance electoral registrations will be accepted at the Town of Lake Cowichan Town Office at 39 South “The well will produce pretty much a tank full Shore Road, Lake Cowichan, BC until September 23rd, 2014.Elector registrations will not be accepted a day, which is half a million litres,” says Morriafter this date except on voting days. son. “Well, before the last long weekend we were 420,000, 450,000, and all of a sudden it looked ELECTORAL QUALIFICATIONS like the Stage 3 restrictions weren’t having any A RESIDENT ELECTOR must be: effect because the numbers were just climbing. So • age 18 or older; and it wasn’t that the amount of water that we had was • a Canadian Citizen; and dropping, it was that the consumption was going • a resident of British Columbia for at least 6 months immediately before the day of registration; and through the roof.”

• a resident of the Town of Lake Cowichan for at least 30 days immediately before the day of registration; To give readers some context, Honeymoon Bay and has upgraded from a reservoir dam on Ashburn• not be disqualified by any enactment from voting in an election or otherwise disqualified by law. ham Creek.

“Because of activities in the watershed that A NON-RESIDENT ELECTOR must be: (reservoir) was regularly filling up with gravel and • age 18 or older; and • a Canadian Citizen; and debris and the like, and it was becoming increas• a resident of British Columbia for at least 6 months immediately before the day of registration; and ingly cost prohibitive to clean-out behind the • a registered owner of real property in the Town of Lake Cowichan for at least 30 days immediately dam,” says Morrison. before the day of registration; and This reservoir was combined with a pump • not entitled to register as a resident elector; and located on the lake that moved lake water directly • not be disqualified by any enactment from voting in an election or otherwise disqualified by law; and into the Honeymoon Bay water system through a • if there is more than one registered owner of the property, only one of those individuals may, contact chlorinator that was used when there was with the written consent of the majority of the owners, register as a non-resident property elector. no water behind the reservoir.

“That was really iffy because the fire depart-

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LIST OF REGISTERED ELECTORS Beginning immediately until the close of general voting for the election on November 15th, 2014, a copy of the list of electors will be available for public inspection, at the Town Office at 39 South Shore Road in Lake Cowichan during regular office hours (8:30 am to 4:30 pm), Monday to Friday, excluding statutory holidays. Before inspecting the list, a person must sign a statement that they will not inspect the list or use the information included in the list except for the purposes of Part 3 - Electors and Elections of the Local Government Act. An elector may request that their address or other information about them be omitted from or obscured on the list of electors.

OBJECTION TO REGISTRATION OF AN ELECTOR An objection to the registration of a person whose name appears on the list of registered electors may be made in accordance with the Local Government Act until 4:00 pm on October 9th, 2014. An objection must be in writing and may only be made by a person entitled to be registered as an elector of the Town of Lake Cowichan and can only be made on the basis that the person whose name appears has died or is not qualified to be registered as an elector of the Town of Lake Cowichan.

FURTHER INFORMATION on the foregoing is available at the Town office (phone 749-6681).

Joseph A. Fernandez Chief Election Officer

ment was worried that the pumps on the fire trucks would suck the water out of the system faster than the pump could pump it out of the lake,” says Morrison. “We had complaints all the time about chlorine taste, chlorine smell.”

Five years ago, VIHA brought in new drinking water regulations, according to Morrison.

In effect was VIHA’s 4-3-2-1 policy which states: All water supply systems in VIHA that use surface water sources are required to maintain the following treatment specifications: 4. Log removal/inactivation of viruses, 3. Log removal/inactivation of Giardia cysts and Cryptosporidium oocysts, 2. Treatment processes, usually filtration and disinfection, 1. NTU turbidity (maximum) in finished water.

“VIHA ordered a physical disconnection from the lake and the creek system.

They ordered the CVRD to physically cut the pipes and disconnect the system so you couldn’t activate the pump down at the lake in an emergency situation.”

At that time, the decision was made to activate the current water source, a well on the mountainside behind Honeymoon Bay. “Because the components to treat lake or creek water, they just got an estimate to put a system in Shawnigan Lake, $1 million,” says Morrison. “So we were able to get some grant money and the like and we were able to activate the well.”

This also allowed the community to put in a 500,000 litre reservoir.

“So, we’ve got this really great well. It’s producing pretty darn close to a tank full of water every day.”

And, because it’s well water, VIHA’s 4-3-2-1 policy does not apply.

During the B.C. Day long weekend, the 500,000 litre capacity holding tank was hard pressed to keep up with the water demand as 638,000 litres were used within a 24 hour period.

“When I got the call on Sunday morning, the technician up there said that the reservoir was at 12 per cent. The well produced, for that 24 hour period, 438,000 liters, and the reservoir was drawn down 200,000 litres, or 40 per cent,” says Morrison.

Bird agrees with Morrison about the cause of the high usage of water.

“What happened last long weekend, as happens every long weekend in Honeymoon Bay, is we go from approximately 550 people to as much as maybe 2,500 people, given that we have three or four R.V. parks, all these extra users in town,” says Bird.

He also indicated that there was a private user who ignored the watering restrictions and drained the reservoir significantly.

“Under normal circumstances if everybody follows the rules we should have no problems with our fire flows for the hydrants, we should have no problems for clean drinking water, and all domestic use.”

But neither Morrison nor Bird expected the same kind of issue on the Labour Day weekend as the well was able to keep the tank near capacity before the flood of tourists came into town, and because of the public education campaign that was instigated on the Friday.

There is a plan in the works for another well to be drilled to help deal with high consumption in the summer, and Morrison is optimistic that this secondary source will be online for next summer. The CVRD is currently in discussions with land-owners seeking the access to drill.

“We have issued a work order for a new well to be drilled,” says Morrison. “There is sufficient funding in place to secure a the site and drill for a secondary source. We don’t yet have the funding to run the pipe and connect it up to the system, but we are going to make application for a Gas Tax Funds (grant).”

Local business owner, Denis Caldecott, feels that the CVRD should have addressed and mitigated the issue a long time ago.

“Every year that’s gone by, it’s gotten a little worse than the year before, and yet the CVRD, as far as I’m concerned, has just been sitting on their prat,” says Caldecott. “I was told that they did have the funds in place to do something about this. I just feel that something should have been done a long time ago.”

Caldecott runs Wall Street Vacations and he says that it’s no good for business when business owners have to explain to vacationers that they have to conserve water.

“If you’re trying to run a business, trying to explain that to people who come in here from the U.S., they’re on vacation, they don’t really want to hear that kind of stuff.

You’re charging them a good dollar to stay at your place for three, four, five days at a time. That doesn’t bode well for business.”

Caldecott is happy there are plans to put a secondary water source put in place.

“We definitely need another well in here.”

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Town invests in trail tourism

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Jody Young of Tourism Vancouver Island presents the organization’s plan for a trails strategy project on Aug. 5.

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At the Aug. 5 Parks and Recreation meeting, mayor and council were approached by two organizations seeking funding or support for trail projects in and around the Cowichan Lake area. Lana Kingston and Jody Young of Tourism Vancouver Island presented to mayor and council as a delegation with a request for a $2,500 commitment toward a hiking trails strategy.

The multi-phase project is designed to grow the economic and social potential in the regions through the development and implementation of a trails strategy. In this way Tourism Vancouver Island hopes to build a database and implement a marketing plan that highlights the best hiking trails on Vancouver Island.

“Our mission is to increase the economic benefit that flow from tourism to the Vancouver Island Region,” says Young.

Cowichan Lake Salmonid Enhancement Society Dear “Davey Derby” and the “Consultants Invitational Fishing Derby”,

“And our vision is that the Vancouver Island Region will be internationally recognized as the preferred travel and getaway We at the Cowichan Lake Salmonid Enhancement destination.”

Society and Hatchery would like to thank you for your The Vancouver Island Spine Trail Association submitted tremendously generous donation. Each year we search a business plan to council asking for a letter of support for for funding to support our Brood Stock Program, as it a grant from the National Trails Coalition that would cover is not funded. Our Brood Stock Program brings many half the $100,000 cost of the construction of a trail between Honeymoon Bay and Nitinat River, a 38 km span. This trail thousands of salmon eggs to our hatchery each fall. In would be part of a larger, multi-use trail between Victoria and many years, Davey Derby has been the only source of Cape Scott. funding for this program. Now, due to the thoughtfulness Mayor and council voted to commit the $2,500 funding of Davy Derby members and the Consultants Invitational request from Tourism Vancouver to next year’s budget and send Fishing Derby Sooke and their merged participation we a letter of support for the Vancouver Island Spine Trail’s grant can look forward to support for our 2014/2015 Brood application.

Even though VISTA has been upfront about the reality that Stock season. Each spring we supply eggs to all of the their trail would partially be routed through private land, they Classroom Incubators in the Cowichan Valley. In addition recently ran into a roadblock concerning this grant application. to this we colonize local streams with more than 100,000 “After the application was submitted I heard that Timber salmon fry each year. Without your support this would West, who owns the private land west of Lake Cowichan, is not happen. disinclined to support the proposal,” says VISTA president, Andrew Pape-Salmon.

But VISTA is not giving up.

Thank you, Davey Derby and “Our approach is to sit down with Timber West and the Consultants Invitational Fishing other private land owners who would be impacted and basically Derby Sooke! find out where in their lands might be an appropriate route,” -Bob Crandall, Ashley Pifko and all says Pape-Salmon. “We would like to find a win-win for both parties.” the gang at the Hatchery “Having a trail like this would strongly support economic development and diversification,” he adds.

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LIST OF REGISTERED ELECTORS Beginning immediately until the close of general voting for the election on November 15th, 2014, a copy of the list of electors will be available for public inspection, at the Town Office at 39 South Shore Road in Lake Cowichan during regular office hours (8:30 am to 4:30 pm), Monday to Friday, excluding statutory holidays. Before inspecting the list, a person must sign a statement that they will not inspect the list or use the information included in the list except for the purposes of Part 3 - Electors and Elections of the Local Government Act. An elector may request that their address or other information about them be omitted from or obscured on the list of electors.

OBJECTION TO REGISTRATION OF AN ELECTOR An objection to the registration of a person whose name appears on the list of registered electors may be made in accordance with the Local Government Act until 4:00 pm on October 9th, 2014. An objection must be in writing and may only be made by a person entitled to be registered as an elector of the Town of Lake Cowichan and can only be made on the basis that the person whose name appears has died or is not qualified to be registered as an elector of the Town of Lake Cowichan.

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Wildfire season will rank among B.C.’s worst This summer’s wildfire season will go down as one of the most destructive on record in B.C. As of Thursday, fires had burned up more than 330,000 hectares across the province and are expected to soon surpass the 337,000 hectares destroyed in the 2010 fire season.

This year is still far short of 1958, when 856,000 hectares burned, but 2014 could move into fifth place if it surpasses 1950’s 343,339 hectares, or even third if it tops the 351,000 lost in 1971.

While much timber has burned, no homes or other significant structures have been lost this year, so by that measure it’s been nowhere near as catastrophic as the 2003 fire season, when more than 300 homes were lost or damaged in the Okanagan Mountain and McClure fires.

However, the province has so far spent more than $246 million fighting wildfires, almost four times what was budgeted, and more than the $212 million expended in 2010.

Despite wet weather on the Labour Day weekend, fire officials are bracing for more warm dry spells in September.

The actual number of fires this year – just over 1,300 – is well below the average of 1,600 a year.

But many of the fires have been very large.

The biggest, and still only 20 per cent contained, is the 130,000-hectare Chelaslie River fire, which is between Anahim Lake and Burns Lake, near Entiako and Tweedsmuir provincial parks.

Homes remain under evacuation order there.

The largest evacuations this summer have included the China Nose fire near Houston and the McAllister fire, which forced the evacuation of the entire town of Hudson’s Hope in July.

Assisting B.C. crews have been large numbers of imported firefighters and equipment, from other provinces, Alaska and Australia.

“We’ve brought in a lot and have been very grateful to be able to draw on those relationships, both right across Canada and internationally,” Eno said.

There are still 152 active fires and another 85 out-of-province firefighters arrived Thursday from Ontario so B.C. crews could take mandatory days off.

Fair tax system for charities Canadians depend on a tax system that is fair — it is the foundation of the democratic society we all enjoy.

So when the fairness of the body administering taxes, the Canadian Revenue Agency, is questioned, people should be concerned.

My colleague, Murray Rankin (MP Victoria) has asked that the House of Commons look into this issue. An edited copy of his letter to the Chair of the Standing Committee on Finance follows: Mr. Rajotte, I am sure you have seen the troubling reports of allegedly politically motivated audits of Canadian charities by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). The singling out of a number of organizations who have been critical of government policies has the appearance of the CRA being misused for political purposes.

I am writing to recommend that you recall the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance for special meetings to look into this matter on an urgent basis.

Concerns were first raised when the Conservative government announced, in Budget 2012, $8 million in special funding for the Canada Revenue Agency to conduct audits of political activities of charitable organizations. This funding came in the midst of the Government’s extraordinary attacks branding environmentalists as dangerous radicals.

Evidence available to date appears to confirm the fears that these funds would serve to silence the Conservative government’s critics. At least three audits of environmental charities appear to have been triggered by complaints submitted to CRA by Ethical Oil, an organization with very close ties to the Conservative government. Other audits have singled out respected organizations including the United Church of Canada, PEN International, and Amnesty International Canada.

The refusal of the CRA to disclose a complete list of the 52 groups currently undergoing audits does little to dispel the impression that these audits have disproportionately fallen on organizations that disagree with government policies.

The apparent singling out of charities that have taken positions that conflict with the interests of the Conservative government has sent a chill through the charitable sector leading many organizations afraid to speak out or engage in advocacy for fear of being targeted for audit. Canadian charitable organizations have long engaged in non-partisan advocacy on issues such as the environment, human rights,

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and poverty. This sort of advocacy is an important part of our democracy and any effort to silence it should be taken very seriously.

Regrettably, the Conservative government Jean has demonstrated a Crowder pattern of attempts to silence anyone who disagrees with them.

Canadians have seen this MP S REPORT in the cutting of funding community organizations, in the firing and muzzling of scientists, and in the extraordinary attacks leveled by the current Finance Minister during his previous role.

As you know, last month I wrote to the Minister requesting that she launch an independent external investigation into allegations of political interference in the audits of charities.

I have not received any reply to that request. In this context, I believe that the Finance Committee could play an important role in shedding some light on this situation.

Sincerely, Murray Rankin, MP NDP Critic for National Revenue

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Street Beat

Cowichan Lake

SAYS

We asked: How do you deal with wildlife in your yard or garden?

Brad Mackie “I have a dog and an eight foot high fence all around the garden. They still come in. It doesn’t matter what you do, they are going to come in. They’re used to him (the dog) and he’s used to them.”

Carolyne Austin “We have a big dog, we also put extra wire all around the garden and we use a spray you can buy at County Grocer, I think it is called Plantskydd Spray. You spray it on the wood around the fence.

The bear walks down the street and doesn’t come in our yard.”

Al Jarvis “The only ones we get are bears, We have a fenced yard but can’t do much with them. We just try and keep everything locked up. There are things you have to do, you don’t leave fruit laying around and pick your apples.”

Town should be cleaning up for tourists Dear Editor, I run a bed and breakfast and I have had many visitors from Europe, the Netherlands, Germany, U.K. France, South Africa. I also get many visitors from Edmonton, Calgary, Seattle, and Washington State.

I have always suggest that visitors take the trail to the floating walkway to enjoy the sunset or an early morning walk. Many have enjoyed swimming at the public beach.

Well, I was appalled at the non-upkeep of the trail, the peeling of the park benches on the floating walkway. Now I am ashamed to direct them onto what could be a lovely walk.

Who, why, or what stops this town from sprucing it up for our tourists. They are the ones that bring revenue to the town.

Go take a visit to Chemainus and see the lovely colours on the outside of the stores. Our town needs to be dressed up.

As for the trail to the floating dock. Someone could sue the town for injuries. The trail from Point Ideal to the gravel road that leads to the public beach parking lot is dangerous. The landscape cloth is uncovered and bare. The cloth has folds and lose

Follow up to hidden “Money Trees” Dear Editor, I previously asked the question: where has the town council of Lake Cowichan hidden the money trees?

The question continues when it comes to the idea of a new town hall. The perfect answer? The former Lake Cowichan United Church building.

Great central location, plenty of parking, good size, and only some interior reconfiguring needs to be done. Not to mention the price! I understand the price on the building is $750,000 which is not far off the $600,000 the town has in a specific reserve fund.

This is much better than the $1.2 million talked about to remodel the current town hall and old fire hall. Again the old building could be removed and open up some more green space along the river bank for picnic tables and benches and a walking path as well.

I am also appalled at the effort by council to sell the restored Ranger station/ambulance station which is located right next to the Trans Canada Trail and would be a perfect spot for tourist information, brochures and even a water and coffee break facility.

The facility also contains good washrooms for the trail users. The upper floor contains an apartment so you have a built in monitor and groundskeeper.

Selling this building is not morally responsible when grant funds were used to restore it and it has significant history in the community and the

ends that anyone could catch their foot in it and, Voila!, an injury.

Then, we have the public beach; does it get groomed every night ?

Let’s take a hard look at the floating walkway. It’s a disgrace to see those benches with peeling paint.

What has happened to a spring cleanup to get ready for the tourists?

Then, we have the beautiful landscaped centre islands and lamp posts only for our eyes to see the non-attractive buildings.

Kudos to Copper Lane! This woman has style and knows how to market her inventory.

Another added feature to the bed and breakfast zoning area would be a play gym set up in the park by the marina. The so called park that gets it’s grass cut only when the neighbours complain about the length of it.

I ask, who is running our town? Who is responsible for the cleanup, the grooming?

The bed and breakfast owners work very hard accommodating our tourists; now it’s the town’s turn to do their part.

Owner of Nature Walk Bed and Breakfast.

Gail Sprung Cowichan Lake area as a whole. The Ranger Station/ ambulance station could also house the Food Bank.

Last, but not least, I have had many contacts from residents with regard to the water meters and it boils down to extreme inconsistency in where and to whom extra charges are assessed. How can someone who is only occupying their home for about eight days a month ever use more than the maximum water allowed? There are also many variations as to how many occupants are in a house and in a number of instances households with 3-5 people are not receiving bills while households, being very careful and with only two people in occupancy are receiving bills.

The question seems to be: are some, and maybe many, of the meters not functioning properly and giving false readings? There are also instances of residents being away for up to five months therefore not using any services at all yet having to pay the yearly fee.

The formula needs to be reworked to apply on a yearly basis, not monthly, which would be a much more fair way of doing it.

I do believe the meters are a necessary evil but only to ensure that water is not wasted including by the town. Or should I say is this a cash cow for the town in place of the money trees?

I should also say that beautifying the town is a good thing, but it always has to be tempered by affordability and practicality, with the overburdened taxpayer in mind.

Jack Peake Former Mayor

Erica Cossitt

Penny Meark

“We really try and just let them do their thing and minimize temptations, lock up the garbage and stuff. I think it is kind of cool, you don’t get to see that everywhere in the world.”

“I prefer to let nature be, but I did help my neighbour build a bear fence by taking brush and stuff and weaving them together so there is wood and branches sticking out.

It seems to keep them out of the garden.”

BC Hydro looking for community champions

Are you part of a non-profit organization that deserves both recognition and a little funding?

Well, here’s your chance. On Aug. 15, BC Hydro launched the 2014 edition of its Community Champions Program.

All you have to do is submit

a video outlining how your organization is making your community more sustainable, and you could be one of the 15 finalists selected for public voting between Oct. 15 and Nov. 30. Deadline for submissions is Sept. 30.

Results of the public voting will determine the five winners, each of which will receive $10,000 to continue their sustainability-based project. The five winners will be announced Dec. 8.

Use hashtag #BCHCommunityChampions to share the story of your conservation initiative or show support for your favourite non-profit on social media.

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Photos: Kaatza Station Museum and Archives

The residence of Wilmer H. Gold, Gold’s Peak, # 107, 8380 Sa-seen-os Rd., Youbou.

Photos: Kaatza Station Museum and Archives Built in 1935.

Drop of siding andH. original shake (creosoted) still in place. Rd., Youbou.

The residence Wilmer Gold, Gold’s Peak, # 107,roof 8380 Sa-seen-os

Built in 1935. Drop siding and original shake (creosoted) roof still in place.

The Cowichan Lake and River Stewardship Society thanks you all those who helped make the 2014 River Clean-up so successful. Gerald Thom, would be pleased at our combined efforts to clean our Heritage River.

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Diana Gunderson, acting chair of the CLRSS would like to thank the 100+ volunteers and CLRSS directors who came together to make the 2014 River Clean-up a success!

Wilmer “Old Timer” Gold’s legacy Wilmer “Old Timer” Gold’s legacy

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March Meadows ladies enjoy summer weather The March Meadows ladies have enjoyed an incredible month of great golfing weather.

On July 31, a novelty round was played, half and half. The winners were Phyllis Logan, Corrine Floyd, Lynda Moir, Anne Wise, Sam Jones and Diane Kaiser. Anne Wise carded the only birdie of the day on number 16. Diane Kaiser, Lorraine Lawrence and Anne Wise shot chip-ins. The K.P. (closest to the pin) winner was Phyllis Logan.

Aug. 14 saw the first round of the Senior Ladies Competition, Par Day and the start of the Fall Eclectic. Karen Kloske was low gross winner with Corrine Floyd as runner-up. Low net winners were Veronica Clarkson. Lynda Moir, Diane Kaiser, Jan Peden, Lynn Girard and Sylvia Lingren. Karen Kloske shot two birdies while Sylvia Lingren and Corrine Floyd had one each. Two chip-ins were carded by Corrine Floyd. Karen Kloske, Veronica Clarkson, Sylvia Lingren, Diane Kaiser and Lorraine Lawrence all shot single chip-ins. The K.P. winner was Diane Kaiser.

The second round of the Senior ladies Competition and a in and spoon round were played on Aug. 21. Corrine Floyd was low gross winner

and Phyllis Logan was runner-up. Shooting for low net were Lynn Girard, Sam Jones, Diane Kaiser, Lynda Moir, Lorraine Lawrence,Veronica Clarkson and Judy Merrett. Corrine Floyd and Lynda Moir each shot a birdie. Diane Kaiser and Phyllis Logan each fired a chip-in. The K.P. was captured by Veronica Clarkson.

The ladies enjoyed the first round of the Club Two Ball Competition and a pin and spoon round on Aug. 28. Corrine Floyd was low gross winner and Anne Wise was four strokes off for runner-up.

Diane Kaiser, Phyllis Logan, Sam Jones, Lorraine Lawrence, Elaine Winter, Lynn Girard, Lynda Moir and Veronica Clarkson were low net winners.

The only birdie of the day was captured by Phyllis Logan on number 12.

Anne Wise carded the only chip-in on number 3. The K.P. winner was Phyllis Logan.

As the official golfing starts to wind down,there is still lots of time for more great golf with the course being in such fantastic shape! Come and join us at March Meadows!

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Senior men’s golf finish second round of golf championships On Aug. 19, Mark Kloske, in a tune up game before heading off to the Canadian Senior Amateur Championship, fired a round of 79 to take the low gross honour. Jug Kalar had the low net with a sizzling 65.

Tom Denninger and Frank Fraser won the K.P. prizes. Denninger, Kloske, Gerry Janzen, Garry Callender and Rocky Wise all shot birds. Tony Tosdevine and John Leach made chip-ins, while Wise made two sandy pars and Rick Nott made one.

On Aug. 26, we finished the second round of our Medal Championship with results to be announced later. Jug Kalar shot a low gross score of 85, while Oz Nelson picked up the low net prize. Tom Clarkson was only a few inches away from the hole with his tee shot on number one and tapped in for K.P. and a birdie. Tom Denninger had the

K.P. on number seven. Rocky Wise chipped in for a bird, while John McCormick and Mike Morgan chipped in for pars. Garry Callender and Gerry Janzen blasted out of traps for sandy pars.

The next day twelve of us boarded the early ferry to Saltspring Island for an inter-club match.

Roy Lavigne and Rick Nott are on the winning team so far but standings could change after the return match.

With only about four more official senior golf days left before our wind-up game and banquet, our shot-gun start moves up to 9 a.m.

A good golf partner is one who is slightly worse at the game than you. That is why, says the Duffer, he gets so many calls to play with friends. ~Submitted by Rick Nott

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Retreads keep hiking easy in summer heat

Retreads tend to pick shady comfortable hikes in the height of summer. We recently did Stoney Mountain on the Genoa Bay Road, the Ruckle Provincial Park on Salt Spring Island and the Kinsol Trestle near Shawnigan Lake.

Stoney Mountain is a club favourite that has wonderful views down the straights and across to Salt Spring Island. One newcomer said how pleased she was that she had managed a level three hike.

Yes, the first part of this trail has a few steep areas that gives us a good cardiac work out. On the way up we were treated to an alternative path, or scramble, up to the second view point and lunch place.

Once settled for lunch we were intrigued with the level of boat traffic in the channel leading up to Maple Bay and with the little tug boat that deftly manoeuvred a sizable log boom between the lighthouse and the Salt Spring shoreline. Back to the cars and it seemed risky to turn around between two curves, so we went on down to Genoa Bay Restaurant where we enjoyed some delicious chowder.

Salt Spring Island hikes, while presenting a range of scenery, are ferry dependant and we all know about ferry economics these days.

So those of us above the magic gold card age were delighted to learn that we would only pay half fare that day. No such break for our venerable older vehicle.

While waiting for the ferry on the way out we got to speculating about the name Salt Spring Island assuming that somewhere there was a salty spring. One wag declared the it was due to orographic precipitation an answer he gives to his grand children’s questions.

Actually, Wikipedia has a definition for orographic precipitation which is relief rainfall caused when masses of air are pushed up mountains, something that applies in Lake Cowichan most years.

My spell checker could not find that word and wondered if I meant pornographic?

I digress. The hike followed or zigzagged along the north coast of Salt Spring, looking out toward Galiano Island. We found a grassy and rocky knoll where we lunched before moving on up and down over small hills and gullies. Once again the Salish Sea was busy with a variety of boats including some big ferries. We hiked around an operating farm with many signs reminding us to respect farm activity. Once one member figured that it is an operating farm she wondered if she would be able to head home with a half lamb

in the car. When we reached the farm store and were enjoying a cool glass of lemonade, she got her answer. She would have to book the lamb two weeks in advance and that would mean another trip on BC Ferries.

After this hike and a ride over scenic hills with numerous curves we reached the Vesuvius Ferry Terminal just as a ferry was loading.

Darn, it was the dangerous cargo sailing, so nothing would do, we would have to repair to the nearby restaurant for a pint and some tasty fish and chips while we waited for the ferry to return. And so back to sunny Lake Cowichan.

By now most valley people must have seen the great job with the rebuilding of the Kinsol Trestle. It is an outstanding structure and one can only be amazed at the effort that went into the original trestle, before the advent of cherry picker cranes and big machines.

We hiked into the Kinsol Trestle 1 km from the parking lot on the Shawnigan Lake side. We admired the structure from above and then went down on the down stream side and under the trestle. We then followed a hiking trail upstream along the now quiet Koksilah river for 1 km before joining an old logging road and looping back to the trestle. A total hike of 6.4 km with some wonderful scenery.

We were pleased that less able hikers had joined us and were able to stay on the level path along the Trans Canada Trail and back. We kept in touch with the club’s newly acquired two-way radios.

Photo David Kidd Members of the Retreads hiking group at Ruckle Provincial Park on Salt Spring Island.

One reason for the Shawnigan approach was the longer more interesting hike and another was that it happens to take us back quite close to the Unsworthy Winery and Merridale Cider Works.

We chose Merridale and enjoyed a lunch there in pleasant surroundings.

Some interesting hikes have been planned for the fall. Check our schedule at the arena or contact Willa at 250 749 4144 for more information. ~Submitted by David Kidd and Cliff Suntjens

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including alcoholic beverages). Donations to the family can be made at any Island Savings location in the Valley. For more information, contact Natasha Cools at 250701-7152, or Aliya Khan at 250-732-2826.

The Cowichan Lake District Chamber of Commerce and the Ohtaki Exchange Committee are hosting a combined metal-drive fundraiser, running from Sept. 3 to Sept. 9 at Lake Cowichan Furniture and Appliance. Any metal items can be dropped off directly into the bin at any time while it is there, or you can contact Wanda Wiersma at 250-749-7288 to schedule a pick-up for Saturday, Sept. 6.

• Honeymoon Bay Market

Don’t forget to take in the Honeymoon Bay Market while the weather is still cooperating. The market takes place every Saturday from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. through until Thanksgiving. Look for in-season, local produce, sewing, baking, preserves, arts and crafts, and more. New vendors are welcome.

• Primary Health Care Open House

Cowichan Lake Primary Health Care Service is hosting an open house on Sept. 9, from 3 p.m.-6 p.m., at 58 Cowichan Ave. West. Come and see what the Primary Health Care Service can do for you.

• Terry Fox Run

This year the Terry Fox Run takes place on Sunday, Sept. 14. Start point is at Saywell Park, and registration begins at 9 a.m and the run begins at 10 a.m.

Everyone is welcome.

• Lake Cowichan Food Bank

The Lake Cowichan Food Bank Society is still looking for donations of food, including vegetables and fruits harvested from your garden. If you have a cash or food donation, please call Betty Sanddar at 250-749-4802, or Cindy Vaast at 250749-6239. Cheques can be mailed to the Lake Cowichan Food Bank Society, Box 1087, Lake Cowichan, B.C., V0R 2G0. The next food bank distribution day takes place on Sept. 10.

• Last Junk in the Trunk of the season

Head on down to the Saywell Park parking lot on Sunday, Sept. 21 from 10 a.m. -2 p.m. for the final Junk in the Trunk of the season. New vendors are welcome, with 30 stalls available. Just $15 a stall. Reserve your space by phoning 250-749-3244, or email lcchamber@shaw.ca.

• Fundraiser for Aimee Smith-Brown family

The family of a local woman who recently lost her battle with cancer needs your help. Head down to Jakes at the Lake in Lake Cowichan on Sunday, Sept. 21 at 4:30 p.m. for an evening of entertainment and giving back. Listen to The Sugar Beetles and participate in a 50/50 draw, live and silent auction, and a raffle draw. As well, 50 per cent of any item purchased off the menu will go to the Smith-Brown family (not

Do you have a local event, fundraiser, or not-for-profit function that you would like to let the public know about?

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