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Public zoning hearing Monday C AROLYN GR ANT Bulletin Editor

A public hearing is coming up this Monday, October 27, 2014 to hear from residents on a proposed amendment to the Official Community Plan and a zoning amendment on a piece of land currently owned by the Kimberley Golf Club.

The 9.6 hectare (23 acre) parcel of land is currently designated as Golf Course in the OCP and the bylaw would change it to Low Density Residential, Open Space and Parkland. Zoning would change to Low Density Residential Zone R-13 from Community Recreation P-3.

Upon staff recommendation, Council has given first reading to the bylaws in order to get the process started and receive public input COURTESY KIMBERLEY DYNAMITERS Goaltender Tyson Brouwer and the Kimberley Dynamiters are gearing up for a three game weekend. They play in Columbia through the public hearValley tonight, and then host Columbia Valley Saturday at the Civic Centre and then a Sunday afternoon game against North ing. After the hearing, the bylaws can be reOkanagan See more on Page 9.

vised or even refused.

The land is located west of the Kimberley Golf Club and east of the Riverside Campground and Homestead development. What is proposed is a small subdivision with four rural-style lots. Continued public access to existing trails will be maintained.

These lots will be serviced by septic systems.

This is an area of concern for some Councillors, including Albert Hoglund who will unfortunately be away and unable to attend the public hearing. Hoglund fears setting a precedent and making it harder for Council to say no to future requests for septic systems rather than city sewer hookup.

Anyone wishing to speak for or against these proposed bylaws can do so at the public hearing on Monday. It will be held in the Council Chambers and begin at 7 p.m. sharp.

First ‘Military Ames’ meeting a big success C AROLYN GR ANT Bulletin Editor

The first meeting of the Military Ames group, an informal gathering of veterans, took place this past Tuesday, and Cindy Postnikoff, who organized the meeting, says it can be considered a success.

The meeting was put together by Postnikoff, herself the mother of a

veteran, to give vets an opportunity to get together to support and socialize, something lacking in Kimberley since the closure of the Legion branch.

“The veterans in attendance commented that the evening of camaraderie was a “great success,” and are looking forward to the next get-together on November 4,” Post-

nikoff said.

Military Ames support/social evenings will be held the first and third Tuesday of each month from 6:30 to 9 p.m. in the Kimberley Public Libraries reading room, which is accessible through the back door of the library. All military veterans are welcome.

And that means all veterans.

“I have had a few calls from veterans inquiring about the meeting but not feeling worthy of attending because they didn’t go to war,” she said.

That is not the case. She points to her definition of a veteran per the webpage of Red Friday.

“A Veteran - whether active duty, retired or reserve - is someone who at one point in his life, wrote a blank

cheque made payable to ‘The Country of Canada,’ for an amount of ‘up to and including my life.”

Given what happened this week in Canada, that definition has particular resonance.

Anyone wishing more information on the Military Ames meetings can contact Cindy Postnikoff at 250 919-3137.

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B.C. Premier Clark apologizes for Tsilhqot’in hangings in 1864 Tom Fletcher Black Press

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Chief Roger William, vice chair of the Tsilhqot’in National Government, and Chief Joe Alphonse, chair, speak to reporters after apology in the B.C. legislature Thursday.

The B.C. government has made a formal apology in the legislature to the Tsilhqot’in Nation for the arrest and hanging of six of its war chiefs at Quesnel in 1864.

Tsilhqot’in tribal chair Chief Joe Alphonse

and vice-chair Chief Roger William visited the legislature Thursday to hear Premier Christy Clark make a formal statement on the historic events often referred to as the Chilcotin War or the Bute Inlet massacre.

The Tsilhqot’in Nation’s historical position

that it was defending its sovereign territory was upheld in June by a Supreme Court of Canada decision recognizing aboriginal title based on continuous occupation and control of the Nemiah Valley near Williams Lake.

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Alphonse said later that Tsilhqot’in warriors traditionally fought to protect their land, women and children.

“One of the things you don’t hear about very often, the final straw that led to that conflict was the abuse of our women by the roadbuilding crew,” he said.

After the violence, Tsilhqot’in chiefs were invited to Quesnel for what they believed were peace talks, but were arrested and eventually hanged.

Clark described in the legislature an offer by colonial gold commissioner William Cox to send the Tsilhqot’in chiefs a gift of tobacco and an invitation to discuss terms of peace, after settlers had been either killed or driven out of Tsilhqot’in territory.

“Chief Klatsassin and his men accepted this truce,” Clark said. “They rode into the camp to negotiate peace, and then in an unexpected act of betrayal they were arrested, imprisoned and tried for murder. On Oct. 26 five chiefs were hanged: Head War Chief Klatsassin, Chief Biyil, Chief Tilaghed, Chief Taqed and Chief Chayses. Their bodies are all buried in the city of Quesnel.

“The following summer Chief Ahan sought to pay reparations to compensate for any harm caused to innocents in the events of the Chilcotin War. He was also hanged. He was buried in New Westminister.

“So, Madame Speaker, I stand here today in this legislature, 150 years later, to say that the province of British Columbia is profoundly sorry for the wrongful arrest, trial and hanging of the six chiefs, and for the many wrongs inflicted by past governments,” Clark said.

Alphonse said the next step should be an admission by the federal government that the hanged chiefs did not commit any crime.

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MP Wilks describes shooting at Parliament Hill ARNE PETRYSHEN Townsman Staff

MP David Wilks was in a meeting in the House of Commons as gunfire erupted during Wednesday’s events in Ottawa.

An armed attacker made his way into Centre Block of Parliament Hill after shooting and fatally wounding Cpl. Nathan Cirillo at the National War Memorial.

The doors to the national caucus meeting were already closed — a normal procedure – said Wilks, but gunshots could be heard from the meeting room.

“It was going on in the Hall of Honour, which separates the House of Commons from the Senate,” Wilks said. “After hearing the gunshots, my police instincts kicked in right

away and the first thing I did was hit the ground and look to see what was going on.

“About 30 seconds later, I made a decision that we needed to secure one of the doorways where the majority of the gunfire was coming from. So myself and a number of my colleagues just starting grabbing a whole bunch of chairs that we sit in and piling them against the door.”

Wilks said the impetus behind piling chairs was not to stop the gunman, but to slow him down should he try to enter. The door was the only thing that separated them from the hallway where the shooter was.

“After that myself and a number of my other colleagues who were former policemen

The Conservative Caucus room in the Parliament building on Wednesday morning. MPs blockaded the door with chairs after hearing shots fired. You can see Kootenay Columbia MP David Wilks in the background, right. more or less tried and were successful in calming everyone down and making sure that we were quiet,” he said.

They then waited for

security, which arrived shortly after.

“Then we were in lockdown and waited until security said that it was okay for us to

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Dalke helps out with a rival’s hunt TRE VOR CR AWLEY Townsman Staff

After bagging her animal, Nikita Dalke partnered up with a fellow competitor for another hunt as part of the third Extreme Huntress episode released this past weekend.

In the second episode, Dalke had harvested a Black Hawaiian sheep, and now it was time for her to be the spotter for a fellow Extreme Huntress challenger within the 777 Ranch in Texas.

Dalke was also subjected to anti-hunter abuse, and had to respond in a simulated confrontation with a show judge.

The intention of subjecting contestants to anti-hunting abuse is to see how they react and respond, according to Dalke.

“When I went into that room, they didn’t tell you what was going on,” she said. “So it was kind of a shock. They sat you down and said, ‘We’re just going to read you things that an anti-hunter would say and we want you to respond.’

“I didn’t expect them to go that intense, so it kind of shocked me.”

Disclaimer: There is explicit language during that segment of the episode.

Hunting is common around Cranbrook and Kimberley for obvious reasons, but Dalke has experienced those kind of conversations in the past.

In her response on the episode, Dalke mentioned hunters are true conservationists who are ethical and responsible.

“It’s not teaching them violence,” she said. “It’s teaching

them sustenance, how to feed themselves, how to look after themselves. How to look after themselves when they’re out in the bush, how to survive.

“It’s not being violent. You teach them the ethics and the responsibility that they’re supposed to have as a responsible sportsman or woman.”

NIKITA DALKE Aside from that segment, Dalke joined American Amanda Caldwell for her hunt, which was a broken-horned Arabian Oryx.

As with Dalke’s hunt last week, the two were driven out to a specific enclosure within the ranch and then left to their own devices.

The judges had both ladies empty their backpacks to see what they had brought along to check their preparedness before starting off.

After that, Caldwell and Dalke

got off to a quick start.

“When we first got in there, we spotted them right away, and they were down in that really thick brush,” said Dalke. “She [Caldwell] wanted to come around to the other side where the watering hole was and where it opened up to more of a plains area.”

After walking along the plains area, Caldwell had moved partially down a bank, setting up her rifle after spotting some animals. Dalke was still on the flatland above and had yet to join her when the onyx herd went on the move.

“When we found them, I hadn’t made it to going down the bank. I was stuck up on the plains and they were starting to come up right beside me about 50 yards away,” Dalke said.

However, she was able to slowly manoeuvre herself down to Caldwell without spooking the creatures, and Caldwell was able to identify her specific oryx to make the shot.

The animals were constantly moving around, and Caldwell’s shot was straight on rather than broadside, but she got the kill.

“It was a good hunt, she did well,” said Dalke. “It was fun.”

Next episode the ladies will participate in an archery competition with recurve bows, and there will be more hunting opportunities, according to Dalke.

Every week an episode is released online and people can vote their support via email for each of the six finalists. To vote for Dalke, visit www.extremehuntress.com and click on the vote tab.

leave,” Wilks said, adding that was several hours.

Security, which included the House of Commons security, Senate security, the RCMP and the Ontario Provincial Police, would periodically stop by to provide updates once the scene was secured. Then they arranged transportation for the MPs and their staff.

One of the problems Wilks noted was with the door closed, you

could hear gunfire, but there’s no way to tell who is shooting.

“My assumption is always, until told otherwise, it’s the bad guy, and you act accordingly,” Wilks said.

On Thursday morning, Wilks said he had no apprehension about heading back into the House of Commons.

“Today was much more normal, with the exception that no visitors were allowed into the House today,” he said. Part of the House of Commons was still a crime scene, so the only ones allowed in were members of parliament and their staff.

“Other than that it started off at 10 o’clock and we continued with business at hand,” he said.

“Security here was amazing,” he said. “Hats off to not only the House of Commons and Senate security, but also the OPP and RCMP. I was able to get to my office this morning and then get to Centre Block. There were RCMP there and we were ID’ed to make sure we were members of parliament.”

Wilks said he hopes

this doesn’t have an affect on Canada’s openness.

“This is referred to as the People’s House.

Since 1867 anyone could come in here. Although under normal circumstances they go through security.”

He said certain aspects of security will likely be beefed up a bit.

“Their job is to protect us. They do a very good job at it and they have my highest regard for that.”

Wilks noted that things changed as a result of Wednesday’s events.

“What I’ve always said is that it seems that there is a little bit of complacency on the part of not politicians, but Canadians in general,” he said. “With regards to the fight is over there, as in Iraq, Syria, Iran and those areas in the Middle East, but it has moved here and the game changed. So we can’t say anymore that it can’t happen here, because it’s happened twice this week.”

Wilks was referring to the hit-and-run attack that killed a soldier in Quebec on Monday.

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Whitebark pine experiment takes aim at blister rust NELSON - A unique tree-planting experiment by the Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations started late this summer at Idaho Peak in the Kokanee Range of the Selkirk Mountains near New Denver and also in the Purcells near Kimberley/Cranbrook.

Nearly 1,000 Whitebark pine seedlings were hand-planted by a six-person crew in the subalpine near the old wildfire lookout, high above Slocan Lake at an elevation of almost 2,300 metres.

2,000 seedlings were also planted on Puddingburn Mountain near Cranbrook/Kimberley and 1,000 Whitebark pine seedlings were planted on Sale Mountain near Revel-

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Planting the seedlings on steep slopes. stoke The Whitebark pine is an endangered

high-mountain tree. But the seedlings planted at Idaho Peak may be re-

sistant to the destructive white pine blister rust disease, which has killed

or infected most Whitebark pines in the Selkirk Mountains.

In 2011, a search for healthy, disease-free trees was conducted throughout the Kootenays. Forty trees were identified for seed collection.

The Whitebark pine seedlings planted are from these potentially disease-resistant parents. Each planted seedling is tagged according to the parent tree that it came from.

Survivorship will be monitored over the next several years.

Those seedlings that thrive will indicate a natural resistance to the disease, and the original parent trees will be targeted for future seed

After a year of intense training a Cranbrook athlete’s ambition to make Canada’s Paralympic team for Brazil 2016 is making forward progress.

Swimmer Jennifer Depippo will be competing in the Can-Am Para-Swimming Cham-

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pionships in Edmonton, Dec. 5-7.

“The Can-Am Games are a step towards the Pan-Am Games,” Depippo said.

The Para-Pan American Games, which will follow the Pan-American Games in Toronto of 2015, are the next step towards the Paralympics in Brazil.

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The Whitebark pine is a hardy tree, but is declining throughout its range due to threats that include white pine blister rust. The Whitebark pine was listed as endangered in 2012 under the federal Species at Risk Act. In the early 1900s, a shipment of white pine seedlings arrived in North America from Europe. The seedlings carried white pine blister rust to a continent where native pine trees have no natural resistance. A large percentage of North America’s five-needle pines have already died, and most of the survivors are infected. Resistance in naturally occurring trees is very rare.

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Whitebark pines stabilize steep slopes, influence the amount of snow melt by sustaining snow drifts, and provide critical food, cover and shelter for many wildlife species.

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The Can-Am games feature athletes from Canada and the U.S. All swimmers who meet published time standards in their classifications are eligible to compete.

Depippo’s specialty is the 400-metre freestyle. The standard for her classification is seven minutes and 54 seconds (7:54). Depippo hammered the time in her qualification swim — seven minutes and 39 seconds. “And I’m just getting faster,” she said.

“The other day I swam it in seven minutes and 30 seconds.”

For the competition, every swimmer is ranked from one to 10, based on how their disability affects their stroke, and how it effects their movement through the water. Depippo herself sustained a brain injury as a child in a car accident. But she has battled back from her disability to create a life, even writing a book about it — “An Unexpected Miracle: Conquering Brain Injury.”

She has been training seriously in the pool for more than a year, starting in August, 2013.

“I told my coach, no one can stop me,” she said. “Just try it — no one will.”

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MLA looking at treaty Road to the Paralympics improvements Tre vor Cr awley Townsman Staff

Kootenay-East MLA Bill Bennett had some tough words for an American audience in Spokane regarding the Columbia River Treaty on Wednesday.

The B.C. Minister of Energy, Mines and Natural Gas was across the 49th parallel to talk about the 50-year old treaty, which is now eligible for unilateral termination from both sides, provided there is a 10-year notice.

That is not the intention of either side, according to Bennett, but there seems to be a mismatch of on the Canadian side for monetary benefits.

“This was the first time, that on behalf of the B.C. government, that I actually said to an American audience what B.C.’s expectations are,” Bennet said, “should we decide together—our two countries—to make changes to the [Columbia River] treaty. “…This treaty is all about the equitable sharing of the impacts and the benefits and currently, it’s our view in B.C. that we don’t receive enough value for the multiple benefits

“This treaty is all about the equitable sharing of the impacts and the benefits and currently, it’s our view in B.C. that we don’t receive enough value for the multiple benefits that the US receives from the treaty.”

Bill Bennett that the US receives from the treaty.”

Considering the American audience, Bennett said his comments were the first time that the B.C. government’s concerns were aired publicly.

“It is a position that is very much contrary to a lot of comments that have been coming out of the US for the last six months to a year about B.C. already receiving too much from the treaty,” Bennett said.

The province currently receives roughly $150 million in benefits from the treaty, but Bennett is hoping that provincial and federal officials can engage with their American counterparts to address those concerns.

Specifically, Bennett feels that the province isn’t receiving enough value for the benefits that the Americans re-

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ceive as part of the treaty.

He notes that the Columbia River allows for a barge transportation system that allows Washington, Oregon and Idaho to reap billions of dollars worth of goods from imports and exports.

“Part of the reason they have a successful commercial river transportation industry is because of the management that we provide for water in Canada,” said Bennett.

He also notes that water management, on the Canadian side of the border, also provides irrigation benefits to their agriculture and fishing industries.

However, flood avoidance and it’s value is one of the most important issues to Bennett, as Canadian management has prevented any flooding incidents

such as the one at Vanport, Oregon, that wiped out the town in 1948.

“What is the value of that flood avoidance?

What is the value of that? I think it would be very, very significant, so we’re actually going to try to determine what the value is,” Bennett said.

The B.C. government has already begun preliminary consultations to address concerns from Columbia Basin residents, and the compensation received from the treaty. However, there hasn’t been much communication with the American side.

“Their State Department is in charge in Washington and we haven’t heard a peep from them. This treaty carries on forever, unless one of the parties serves notice of termination,” said Bennett.

“We’ve already announced we do not intend to serve notice of termination. The U.S. actually don’t have to say anything. The treaty will carry on forever the way it is. So we’re hoping that they will engage with us so we can talk about improvements, but we’re going to have to wait and see.”

From Page 4 In Edmonton, Depippo will be competing in the 400 metre freestyle, the 100 metre freestyle, “and I’d like to see what I can do with the 800 metre.

Competitors are guaranteed three races.

“I can do up to seven races (in Edmonton),” she said. “I think right now I’ll do only three.”

Depippo is training with local swimming coach Dave Chisholm and personal trainer Olivia Besanger.

Jennifer Depippo is looking for sponsorship to help defray the costs of travel, training and competition. “It would be nice to have the support of the community,” she said. “I’m the first Paralympian in the history of Cranbrook.”

Depippo said everything is possible if one has the will.

“I have the motivation and determination

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What is at the heart of Christianity?

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ast week, I wrote about two things which I don’t believe describe what it means to be a Christian. It’s not about believing the right things, nor is it about what happens to us after we die. Today, I try to describe my view of Christian faith in a positive way. (This column often uses words

by Marcus Borg — I share much of his viewpoint.)

If I were to describe the heart of Christianity for me, it would be the word “transformation.” Christian faith is about a change of the heart.

It is about the transformation of ourselves at that deep level that shapes our vision (how we see), our commitment (our loyalty and allegiance), and our values (how we live).

My starting point is the great commandment (recorded in Matthew, Mark and Luke): “Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind and strength; and love your neighbour as yourself.” This is how Jesus answers the question, “Which is the greatest commandment?” (Matthew and Mark) or “What must I do to inherit eternal (or abundant) life? (Luke) In the great commandment, we see that Christian faith has to do with how we live.

It calls us to “love” — to love what God loves, including our neighbours. In the great commandment, “love” doesn’t refer so much to the emotion. It is an action word; it refers to a commitment we make.

At the center of being Christian are these things: 1) A yearning and passion for God. About 1,600 years ago, Augustine wrote that our hearts are restless until they find their home in God. Yearning and passion

are closely related, even though the former can mean seeking without yet having found.

2) A passion for Jesus. For Christians, Jesus is the decisive revelation of God. Jesus shows us most clearly what the character and passion of God look like embodied in a human life. The centrality of Jesus is what makes Christians Christian.

Other faiths are different.

Rev. Yme Jews find the decisive revelation of God in the Torah, Woensdregt Muslims in the Quran.

Christians find it in Jesus — in a person, not in a book. That doesn’t mean the Christian way is superior. When I affirm that we discern God in Jesus, it does not require that I have to deny that God is known elsewhere. Of course, Christians also find revelation in a book — the Bible. But for Christians, Jesus trumps the Bible.

3) Compassion. This is the central virtue of a life centered in God as known in Jesus. In Luke 6:36, Jesus summarized theology and ethics (the character of God and how we should live) in this way: “Be compassionate as God is compassionate” (Luke 6.36; most English translations read “Be merciful as God is merciful,” but the Greek word is best understood these days as “compassionate” rather than “merciful”.)

In the Bible, compassion has a rich metaphorical meaning. In Hebrew and Aramaic, it is related to the word for “womb.”

God is “womb–like,” giving birth to us and nourishing us. God feels for us and the whole of creation as a mother feels for the children of her womb: willing our well–

being, and sometimes becoming fierce when our well–being and the well–being of creation is threatened. We are to be compassionate as God is compassionate. Like love, compassion is not only a feeling but a doing. We don’t just feel compassion; we act with compassion, acting in accord with the feeling.

4) A passion for the transformation of this world. Compassion —love — in the Bible has a social form. We participate together in God’s passion for a world of justice and peace. Together, they are “the dream of God,” God’s dream for what our life together on earth should be like. This is what Jesus meant by the “kingdom of God” — it is how the world would be if we lived according to the dream of God. In this sense, justice does not mean punitive or criminal justice. It has to do with a fair and just distribution of the bounties of God’s earth, for the earth belongs to God (Psalm 24). It is about economics: everybody should have enough of the material necessities of life, not simply through charity but as the product of the way the social system is put together. In the same way, peace is about the end of violence and war, and making life whole for all people.

Being Christian is about being captivated by these passions. They are not beliefs as much as they are convictions and commitments. That’s what being Christian is about. It is about the heart and its convictions and commitments. It is intensely about how we live in this life, in this time, in this place.

Yme Woensdregt is Pastor at Christ Church Anglican in Cranbrook

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C.H. Pollen, Dr. Hugh Watt and the Kootenay Central Railway JANUS: Cranbrook Then & Now

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hen Canadian Pacific Railway financier Donald Smith pounded in the last spike at Craigellachie, B.C., on Nov. 7, 1885, he succeeded in not only joining two ends of a railway but, more importantly, two sides of a continent.

It was a move that unified the vast land that was Canada, allowing resources, manufactured goods and the populace to travel from east to west and back again.

The westernmost portion of the transcontinental railway ran from Winnipeg to Calgary, through the Rockies at Banff and, via Golden and Kamloops, onwards to Port Moody on the west coast.

This did little for the East Kootenay, mind you. It wasn’t until 1898, when the Crows Nest Division of the CPR ran a line from Lethbridge through the Crows Nest Pass via Fernie and Cranbrook to Kootenay Landing on Kootenay Lake, that the East Kootenay began to boom.

For many, that was enough.

For others, it was close but no cigar. Among the most displeased by the choice of the southern CPR route was Dr. Hugh Watt of Fort Steele.

In a letter of Aug. 8, 1907, to the Cranbrook Herald, Dr. Watt states “Cranbrook stole our government offices from us and are now patting themselves on the back because they fancy they have succeeded in stealing our railway.”

In truth, there were an awful lot of people in Fort Steele upset with the CPR. In 1897, Fort Steele was the main centre in a district that (they claimed) boasted over 3,000 people. It housed the government offices, it was a stunning location with plenty of natural resources and therefore it was, it was supposed, the perfect spot for the divisional headquarters of the new railway. So what went wrong?

Various theories abound, among the most prominent being that Cranbrook town-founder James Baker plied his nefarious political

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and Catharine Watt, daughter of a local hotel-keeper. His biggest claim to fame, family-wise (according to some) is the fact that he is the great-grandson of James Watt, whose improvements to the steam engine pretty much kicked-started the Industrial Age. That alone would make Dr. Watt worthy of mention in terms of locals who can slip into some fancy-dandy ancestry pants.

Regardless, Dr. Watt cut his own swath. He owned and published the Fergus News-Record newspaper before he took up the study of medicine at Toronto University. Following his graduation he set up shop in Toronto for a time before travelling to the Cariboo where he became surgeon in charge of the Barkerville Hospital from 1892-95, two years of which, as a staunch Liberal, he served as representative in the Provincial Legislature. He moved on to Fort Steele in 1897, where he became Health Officer for the district, acting as surgeon for the railway, various mining and logging camps and the St. Eugene Mission Hospital.

He was a talented writer and orator, fluent in a number Clement Hungerford Pollen (l. 1904) and Dr. Hugh Watt (r. 1902) of languages, a Presbyterian find themselves superimposed advertisement (1911) proclaim- Church elder, a member of the Masonic Lodge, a widower ing the merits of the Kootenay Central Railway. and father of two sons; one of talents in order to redirect the Kootenay Central Railway, whom practiced medicine in railway through his privately that particular subject may Toronto and the other a lawyer held lands which would be- not make much of an appear- in Victoria. But, for all that, come Cranbrook, thereby ance on this page at the pres- among the things he wanted making his a great deal of ent time, depending entirely most was to see the railway on the amount of words re- come to Fort Steele. money.

And now on to Clement There may be some weight quired to set the whole thing Hungerford Pollen, peer of the behind the argument al- up. Nonetheless, no matter realm, landed gentry in the though the loudest accusa- how long it takes to get to the spanking new town of Crantions emanated from Fort Kootenay Central Railway, Steele where, it can be argued, have no doubt that it will hap- brook and soon to be — What’s landowners were robbed of pen in a much shorter time that? Out of room? Dang.

Well, have a look at Mr. Polthe opportunity to sell their than it took the actual Kootelen’s picture and commit the own privately held lands to nay Central Railway to arrive image to memory. It will not the CPR at highly inflated at Fort Steele. appear again when next he is Dr. Hugh Watt, for those prices. mentioned, which will not be The CPR merely stated that who have toured Ft. Steele next week because next week it was more viable to run the Heritage Town and seen his rails across the Kootenay very small doctor’s office, may is Halloween and, in honour of River to Wardner and on on- be imagined as little more that night of fright, Janus will ward to Cranbrook. This also that a small-town, small-time, be occupied with James “Bluemay be true, although the general practitioner driving beard” Watson, an oft-ignored later appearance of the rail- his little black buggy here and forger, bigamist and serial killway which runs past Fort there in order to heal the sick er who plied his trade in the Steele and on to Golden and of the countryside. Fair Cranbrook of old.

Following that, it will be is in use to the present day enough, he was that. But that seems to somewhat belie that is only part of the Watt equa- back on board the Kootenay Central Railway high-balling tion. theory.

He was born in Fergus, On- towards the future.

It should be noted at this point that even though this tario on Sept. 9, 1840, to John janusthenandnow@shaw.ca article chiefly concerns the (James) Watt, a merchant,

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Volunteer English as a Second Language tutors needed. Next training session – Oct 24-25th at CBAL office, Cranbrook. Call Katherine 250-417-2896 Monday, October 27, 2014. JUBILEE CHAPTER # 64, Order of the Eastern Star will meet at 7:30 pm sharp at the Masonic Hall, 401-3rd Avenue South, Cranbrook.

Cranbrook Garden Club Meeting in the hall of Christ Church Anglican, 46-13 Ave. S., Monday, Oct. 27 at 7:00pm. Come out and join us. New members always welcome. Info: April 778-517-1222.

Tuesday Oct 28 Cranbrook & District Arts Council presents the launch of Janice Strong’s DVD, “Earth Wind Fire and Water”, a fascinating narrated exploration and collection of inspiring photographs of what connects us to where we live. College of the Rockies Lecture Theatre, Room 250, 7:30 pm. Entry by donation to Cranbrook & District Arts Council Building Fund. 250-426-4223, cdac@shaw.ca Have Camera Will Travel.... a travelogue series. Come join Karen & Bryn Oakley as they present “Incredible India” at Centre 64 on Tuesday, Oct 28 at 7:30 pm. Admission by donation to the Kimberley Arts Centre.

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Crafts, jewellry baking and more. It’s a fun time for everyone!

Anglican Church, 46-13 Ave. S. Christmas Bazaar, Bake Sale, Tea & Raffle, Saturday, Nov. 1, 1:00-3:30 p.m.

2014 FREE PUBLIC SWIM Wednesday, Nov. 5th, 5:00-6:00pm is sponsored by Kimberley Medical Clinic.

ONGOING East Kootenay Women Executives & Entrepreneurs (EKWEE) meet the first Monday of every month at the Heritage Inn, Dining Room Annex, 7:00PM. Join us for of the menu dinner 5:30-7:00. Pay your own tab. Networking, share accomplishments, education. Bev Campbell 778-481-4883 Royal Canadian Legion Branch 24; Friday Meat Draw: 4:30- 6:30, Saturday Meat Draw: 3:30-5:30.

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Star forward boosts Kootenay lineup tonight; Virtanen returns for Calgary Taylor Rocc a Sports Editor

Though the Kootenay Ice’s most recent two-game road trip through Saskatchewan wasn’t a productive one in the rink, it was an important journey for Tim Bozon.

During the month of March, Bozon spent 27 days at Royal University Hospital in Saskatoon under the care of medical physicians after coming down with neisseria meningitis. This week, the team’s travels took Bozon back to Saskatoon for the first time since leaving the hospital and he was met with a warm reception. For the 20-year-old native of Valbonne, France, his first road trip since rejoining the team was a special one.

“The fact I [was able] to visit the hospital made my day,” Bozon said Thursday prior to practice at Western Financial Place. “I was pretty pumped after that. I was so happy. It was something I was a little bit anxious [about], going back. You don’t really want to go back [to a place where you went through something like that]. But just seeing everyone and [knowing] that finally, everything is back to normal and everybody is happy to see me definitely made my day.”

Prior to Wednesday’s game at SaskTel Centre in Saskatoon, the Blades welcomed Bozon back to the ice for the ceremonial puck drop. As he stepped onto the red carpet, fans in the building gave the Montreal Canadiens prospect a standing ovation.

“I saw that [support] when I was in the hospital, the support from all around the league,” Bozon said.

“It’s something that I appreciate. When I was in Saskatoon, I made sure I thanked everybody…the fans and the people that helped me at the hospital.”

Bozon didn’t suit up for the Ice’s 5-2 loss to the Blades Wednesday night as he continues to deal with a lower-body injury. With the Calgary Hitmen (6-4-0-1) in town Friday, the former 90-point spitfire is ready to get back to business on the ice as he makes his 2014-15 WHL debut.

“He’s such a dynamic offensive player,” said forward Luke Philp Thursday afternoon.

“He can change a game.

He has the ability to do that. If he comes back to the lineup, that would be huge to get some offense. We’ve been struggling to score goals lately. Tim could definitely help with that.”

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GAME TIME: 7 P.M. (MT) CALGARY HITMEN vs.

KOOTENAY ICE (6-4-0-1) RECORD (3-9-0-0) Third (Central) DIVISION Fifth (Central) Fifth (Eastern) CONF. 11th (Eastern) 39 GF 24 31 GA 46 10th (19.5%) PP 20th (11.9%) Fifth (85.1%) PK T-10th (80.4%) Chase Lang (7-5-12) TOP SCORER J. Descheneau (6-4-10) M. Shields (2.90 GAA) TOP GOALIE W. Hoflin (3.29 GAA) W1 STREAK L3 5-1 W vs. REG LAST GAME 5-2 L at SAS Oct. 25 at MHT NEXT GAME Oct. 25 at SPO

main the second-lowest scoring team in the WHL with 24 goals through 12 games. The Lethbridge Hurricanes are the lowest-scoring team in the league, having tallied 21 times in 11 outings. The Ice are nipping at the heels of the Seattle Thunderbirds, who have scored 26 times in 11 contests. At the top end of the totem pole, the Brandon Wheat Kings lead the WHL with 66 goals through 12 games.

Though he has yet to suit up, Bozon has been with the team since arriving back in Cranbrook Oct. 12, leaving him plenty of time to take his team’s tough start to the season.

“It’s all about details.

Obviously we can always compete more,” Bozon said. “Everybody has to step up their

game. After that, as a team, we’ve got some skill up front and we can score goals. Maybe we were not lucky enough to score some goals [to this point]. When we don’t score goals, we have to push harder, keep it simple for a bit and then goals will come.”

Tonight’s tilt with Calgary represents the third game in four nights for the Ice following back-to-back road losses Tuesday and Wednesday in Prince Albert and Saskatoon, respectively.

The Hitmen last played Sunday, Oct. 19 in a 5-1 home-ice victory over the visiting Regina Pats.

“It’s nothing different than any of the other teams are doing around the league right now,” Philp said. “You have phases of the year where you play three [games]

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Forward Tim Bozon is slated to return to the Kootenay Ice lineup tonight for the first time since rejoining the team Oct. 10. in three nights, four in five nights, whatever it may be. You’ve got to be ready for it and prepare for it in the weeks ahead.

“We’ve got to play hard. We’ve got to compete against them otherwise they’re going to walk all over us. They’re a good team, they’ve got a lot of firepower. It

comes down to us competing.”

While Bozon boosts the fire power for the home team, the visitors are expected to be fuelled by the return of star forward Jake Virtanen.

The 18-year-old Vancouver Canucks prospect led the Hitmen with 45 goals in 2013-14 but has

missed the first 11 games of the WHL season following off-season shoulder surgery.

Forward Jon Martin (upper body) and defenceman Rinat Valiev (lower body) will once again be unavailable for the Ice as they continue to deal with injuries.

Giants Lincecum sent for MRI to determine availability Janie McC auley Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco Giants right-hander Tim Lincecum was sent for an MRI of his tight back to determine whether he can remain on the active roster when the World Series resumes Friday night.

The two-time NL Cy Young Award winner was walked off the field by athletic trainer Dave Groeschner during the eighth inning of San Francisco’s 7-2 loss in Game 2 when his left lower back tightened.

Lincecum retired five straight before exiting

during Salvador Perez’s at-bat.

“Timmy feels pretty good today,” Giants manager Bruce Bochy said Thursday. “If something’s going on, then it’s obvious we’ll have to make the change. But my hope is he’s fine, and if he is, then I think he’ll be good to go tomorrow.”

Lincecum hadn’t pitched since Sept. 28, not called upon out of the bullpen during the NL Division Series against Atlanta or the NLCS versus St. Louis.

Lincecum missed pregame introductions before Game 1 Tuesday

because he was vomiting.

Lincecum said after Wednesday’s loss at Kauffman Stadium that he didn’t think the long layoff contributed to tweaking his back, noting he experienced more tightness than pain. He felt his back tighten up on the lower left side on one pitch “and it didn’t look so good so I decided to stop.”

“I don’t think so because I’ve been on the mound a few times in bullpen sessions,” he said. “I’m trying to go full bore in those. I don’t think it has anything to do with that.”

The 30-year-old Lincecum pitched the Game 5 World Series clincher at Texas and was a key reliever during the 2012 title run and four-game sweep of Detroit.

While Lincecum pitched his second no-hitter in 11 months against the Padres on June 25, the struggling four-time All-Star was moved to the bullpen in late August.

“It showed that he continued to work in the bullpen,” Bochy said.

“He had a great session three days ago, so he showed good command. He looked com-

fortable out there. So I didn’t like the score, but I was glad I was able to get him out there and get him some work. I know he has to feel good about that outing. I know we do, so he could play a bigger role now if he’s healthy.”

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NOTICE OF ELECTION BY VOTING TRUSTEE 2479AREA C ONLY) ELECTORALBylaw AREA 5 (RDEK Bylaw Amendment - Mayook PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY given to the electors of Trustee Electoral Area 5 of School District No. 5 (Area C only of District the Regional of East Kootenay) an election by voting is an necessary to elect The Regional of EastDistrict Kootenay (RDEK) Boardthat of Directors is considering application five trustees, and that the persons nominated as candidates and for whom votes will be received are:

by Daniel Brian May and Mike and Davianna Haslam to amend the Fort Steele – Bull River

TRUSTEE AREA 5 –the FIVE (5) TRUSTEES BE ELECTED Land UseELECTORAL Bylaw. If approved, amendment will TO change the designation of the properties to Surname Usual Names Address or Jurisdiction accommodate a 3 lot subdivision. The subject propertiesResidential are located on Highway 3/93 about AYLING Trina 314 – 10th Street S, Cranbrook, BC 16 kms east of Cranbrook and are shown on the attached map.

BROWN Gail 428 – 15th Avenue S, Cranbrook, BC Bylaw No. 2479 citedChris as “Regional District of East Kootenay – Bull River LandBC ELLIS 116––Fort 12thSteele Avenue S, Cranbrook, JOHNS 3807 (Mayook – 38th Avenue BC Use Bylaw No. 1804, Chris 2005 – Amendment Bylaw No. 14, 2013 / MayS,&Cranbrook, Haslam)” will MCPHEE Doug 264 – 28th Avenue NW,Rural Cranbrook, BC amend the land use designation of Part of the subject properties from RR-16, Residential WHALEN Patricia 817 – 31st Avenue S, Cranbrook, BC (Extensive) Zone to RR-8, Rural Residential (Country) Zone.

VOTING AND A publicDATES hearing willLOCATIONS be held at: Regional District of East Kootenay ADVANCE VOTING will be open to qualified Electoral Area C electors only on: 19 – 24th Avenue South WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2014 Cranbrook, BC - and Thursday, August13, 22,2014 2013 at 4:00 pm THURSDAY, NOVEMBER to 8:00topm The Board has delegated the holding 8:00 of thisamhearing Directors for Electoral Area C and the RDEK Board Room City of Cranbrook.

19-24th Ave. S., Cranbrook, BC

If you believe that your interest in property is

GENERAL VOTING will be open to qualifi ed Electoral affected by the proposed Bylaw, you may prior to Area C electors on: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2014 the hearing: 8:00 am and 8:00 pm • inspect the Bylaw and supporting at the following locations:

information at the RDEK office in Cranbrook Artha Rose Centre from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday through 5325 Staple Rd., Wycliffe, BC Eagles Hall 715 Kootenay St. N., Cranbrook, BC Friday,Fort excluding statutory holidays; Steele Resort & RV Park Highway 93/95, Fort Steele, BC • mail, fax or email writtenHallsubmissions to Moyie Community 9322 Tavistock St., Moyie, BC the addresses/numbers Wardner Communityshown Hall 6below; or 211 Cartwright St., Wardner, BC • present written and/or verbal submissions ELECTOR REGISTRATION hearing.

If you at arethenot on the list of electors, you may register at the time of voting by completing the

RDEK Public Hearing Notice

required application form available at the voting registerHEARING. you must meet the following qualSUBMISSIONS CANNOT BE ACCEPTED AFTERplace.

THEToPUBLIC ifications: All written submissions are public information pursuant to the Freedom of Information and • 18 years of age or older on general voting day; Protection of • CanadianPrivacy citizen;Act. • This notice residentis of at least 6 months immediately day of registration; notBCanforinterpretation of the Bylaw. Forbefore more the information, contact Tracy Van de • Wiel,resident of OR registered owner of real property (land) in Electoral Area Corforemail at least 30 days Planning Technician, at 250-489-0306, toll free at 1-888-478-7335, immediately before the day of registration; and tvandewiel@rdek.bc.ca.

District of EasttheKootenay (RDEK) Board Directors is considering application • The Regional not disqualifi ed under Local Government Act orofany other enactment fromanvoting in an election andMay notand otherwise disqualifi ed byHaslam law. to amend the Fort Steele – Bull River

by Daniel Brian Mike and Davianna

Bylaw 2479

Bylaw Amendment - Mayook

19the - 24th Avenue Cranbrook V1C Use Bylaw.

If approved, amendment will South, change the designation ofBC theone properties ToLand register, resident electors must produce 2 pieces of identifi cation (at least with3H8 a to Phone: 250-489-2791 Toll Free: 1-888-478-7335 accommodate a 3identifi lot subdivision. subject properties located on Highway 3/93 about signature).

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The identifiare cation must prove both residency and Email: info@rdek.bc.ca identity.

16 kms east of Cranbrook and are shown on the attached map.Website: www.rdek.bc.ca

ToBylaw register, non-resident propertyDistrict electors mustKootenay produce 2–pieces of identifi (at least No. 2479 cited as “Regional of East Fort Steele – Bull cation River Land one a signature) prove– identity, proofBylaw that they are entitled to register in relation to thewill Usewith Bylaw No. 1804,to2005 Amendment No. 14, 2013 (Mayook / May & Haslam)” property, and,land if there more than of onePart owner of the property, written consent of amend the use isdesignation of the subject properties from RR-16,from Rurala majority Residential the property owners.

(Extensive) Zone to RR-8, Rural Residential (Country) Zone.

MAIL BALLOT VOTING A public hearing will be held at: Regional District of East Kootenay Electoral Area C electors may vote by mail if they: 24ththat Avenue South • have a physical disability, illness19or–injury affects their ability to vote at another voting Cranbrook, BC opportunity, OR Thursday, August 2013atat • expect to be absent from the RDEK on general voting 22, day and the4:00 timespm of all advance voting opportunities.

The Board has delegated the holding of this hearing to Directors for Electoral Area C and the REQUESTING A MAIL BALLOT PACKAGE: City of Cranbrook.

Before 4 pm on November 13, 2014 you must submit the following information to the RDEK office in If you believe that your interest in property is Cranbrook by mail (19-24th Ave. S., Cranbrook BC V1C 3H8), telephone (250-489-2791 or 1-888-478affected by the proposed Bylaw, you may prior to 7335), fax (250-489-3498) or email (elections@rdek.bc.ca): the1. hearing: Full name, inspect the Bylaw and supporting 2.• Residential address, information at the RDEK office intoCranbrook 3. Address of the property in relation which you are voting (for non-resident property electors), from 8:30 am to 4:30 pmmail Monday 4. Method of delivery of your ballotthrough package: (a)Friday, pick upexcluding at the RDEK office inholidays; Cranbrook, OR statutory regular throughsubmissions Canada Postto to residential address, OR • (b)mail, fax lettermail or email written (c)the regular lettermail through Canada Post or to an alternate address that you provide when addresses/numbers shown below; requesting the mail ballot package, • present written and/or verbal submissions 5. If you are not on the list of electors, to ensure you receive the correct registration application at the hearing. form in your package, you must indicate whether you are going to be registering as a resident or non-residentCANNOT property BE elector.

SUBMISSIONS ACCEPTED AFTER THE PUBLIC HEARING. The willsubmissions send out mailareballot packages commencing onto or the about Octoberof20,Information 2014. To beand counted, All RDEK written public information pursuant Freedom your mail ballot must beAct. received by the Chief Election Officer or her designate no later than 8 pm on Protection of Privacy November 15, 2014. Specific voting places will be designated for drop-off of mail ballots on November This notice is not an interpretation of the Bylaw.accompanying For more information, Tracy Vandetailed de 15th.

Drop-off locations are listed in instructions mail ballotcontact packages.

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Kimberley Dynamiters goaltender Liam McBain (pictured during exhibition play Sept. 8) is expected to make his debut this weekend after receiving clearance to play from Hockey Canada.

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The Kimberley Dynamiters will look to keep pace with the rest of the KIJHL’s Eddie Mountain Division with three games this weekend, including two against divisional rival Columbia Valley.

The Nitros face the Rockies (2-8-0-3) in a home-and-home battle Friday in Invermere and Saturday at the Kimberley Civic Centre. The North Okanagan Knights (2-8-0-2) visit Kimberley for a Sunday afternoon matinee to close the weekend.

“There isn’t that much difference between anybody in this league,” said Dynamiters head coach Jerry Bancks Thursday afternoon. “If we don’t play our game and if we don’t work hard, we could be as bad as anybody and we can also be as good as anybody.

“Columbia Valley is way better than their record indicates. The guys believe me on that one.

We don’t see North Okanagan enough, but

every team that’s played us from over there has played us tough. We know that will be a tough game.”

The Eddie Mountain Division remains a tough place to play with the Nitros and Fernie Ghostriders knotted atop the standings with 19 points apiece. The Golden Rockets trail Kimberley and Fernie by two points.

Bancks hopes the consistency of his team will give them a leg up on the competition.

“I always tell my players, the number one thing that a coach wants from them isn’t a star performance every night, but to give the same thing every night,” Bancks said. “When that starts to happen, then you can do some things as a team, where you know you’re going to get a good effort every night.

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Bancks said it is yet to be determined when McBain will get his first start.

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WINNIPEG — A woman accused of concealing the bodies of six babies in a storage locker has made her first appearance in court where her lawyer asked that the autopsies by monitored.

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NEWS Living the long ago high life Ebola’s scare factor: what we Ancient hunter-gatherers settled at great elevations in Peru’s Andes really should fear is fear itself ASSOCIATED PRESS

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NEW YORK — The air was thin, the nights were cold, the sun could easily burn the skin. But about 12,000 years ago, small groups of hunter-gatherers found a home very high up in the Peruvian Andes.

Now, their stone tools and other artifacts have revealed their presence at about 14,700 feet (4,480 metres) above sea level, about as high as the Matterhorn and much higher than Machu Picchu. They lived there nearly 1,000 years earlier than any other known human habitation anywhere above even 13,000 feet (4,000 metres), researchers report.

Among the bogs, wetlands and grasslands of the treeless plateau, the ancient people found plentiful deer and wild ancestors of llamas and alpacas to hunt for food and clothing between 12,000 and 12,500 years ago. There were rock shelters to live in, and deposits of obsidian for making stone tools.

While the plants weren’t edible, some contained combustible resin and made for “really warm fires,” says researcher Kurt Rademaker.

“I can’t say why people first went there,” said Rademaker, an author of a report released

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This undated image provided by journal Science shows Sonia Zarriollo during an excavation at Cuncaicha rock shelter in the Peruvian Andes.

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“But once they did go there, there were plenty of reasons to stay.”

Rademaker is a researcher at the University of Tuebingen in Germany and a visiting assistant professor at the University of Maine in Orono. He led a research team that uncovered two sites of high-altitude Andes settlement in southern Peru, within about 100 miles (160 kilometres) of the Pacific coast and roughly west of Lake Titicaca.

Both sites included workshops for making stone tools. Hundreds of tools were found there,

Space is latest destination for man’s ashes that have been scattered all over the world ASSOCIATED PRESS

A Maine mother who’s using social media to have her son’s ashes scattered all over the world has sent him on his greatest journey yet: to space.

Using her Facebook page, which has more than 17,000 likes, Hallie Twomey has mailed hundreds of packets of her son C.J.’s ashes to strangers worldwide so they can be scattered at the many places he wasn’t able to see before he died more than four years ago.

On Thursday, a rocket containing a vial of his ashes was launched into space from the desert in New Mexico. The rocket

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Twomey called it the perfect send off for her adrenaline-loving son, who was 20 years old when he shot himself after getting into an argument with his parents.

His ashes have been scattered in nearly all 50 states and in dozens of places overseas.

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including scrapers that were evidently used to make clothing from hides.

Sharpened points were probably used for spears. Bone and shell beads, used for adornment, were also recovered.

Rademaker said he doubts people lived there year-round, noting the rainy season from December to March.

“You’re cold,” he said. “You’re being rained on and snowed on and sleeted on all day long. It makes for misery.”

John Rick, an archaeologist at Stanford University who didn’t participate in the study, called the work “a major advance.”

He said he had found an Andean site at about the same elevation that appeared to be about as old, but its age could not be as confidently established as in the new work. So the new study provides the first solid data showing extensive human settlement in the Andes that high and that long ago, he said.

Ebola is giving Americans a crash course in fear.

Yet, they’re incredibly less likely to get the disease than to get sick worrying about it.

First, the reality check: More Americans have married celebrity Kim Kardashian — three — than contracted Ebola in the U.S. The two Dallas nurses who came down with Ebola were infected while treating a Liberian man, who became infected in West Africa.

Still, schools have been closed, people shunned and members of Congress have demanded travel bans and other dramatic action — even though health officials keep stressing that the disease is only spread through direct contact with bodily fluids from an infected person, and the risk is extremely low.

That’s because Ebola pushes every fear button in our’ instincts, making us react more emotionally than rationally, experts say.

Bruce McEwen, a neuroscientist who studies stress at Rockefeller University in New York, said the fear can lead people to change their lifestyle, making them isolate them-

selves, lose sleep, stop exercising, change their diet for the worse and drink or smoke.

“It’s likely to cause them problems down the road even if there is no direct infection,” McEwen said.

There are two types of fear that can almost come down to good fear and bad fear.

The good fear is the type we look for around Halloween in haunted houses or on roller coaster rides at amusement parks. It’s short, intense, gets our juices going and removes boredom, said Vanderbilt University psychia-

try professor David Zald.

“There’s a benefit of being afraid. In controlled situations, many of us enjoy briefly being afraid,” Zald said. “It can whip our attention to the here and now like nothing else.”

That type of acutebut-short stress actually makes our immune system work better, McEwen said.

But long-term exposure to stress has the reverse effect on the immune system. That’s when it elevates our blood pressure and contributes to heart disease.

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I’ve asked him why this is happening, and he simply says, “That was never me. I’m not the passionate person you think.” When I want to hold his hand, he wriggles away. I’m affectionate and passionate, but not smothering or overbearing. I love my husband and want to be close to him.

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Dear Annie: I appreciate that you printed information on ovarian cancer and that September was ovarian cancer awareness month. I am writing you to find out whether you are aware of any support walks, bike rides, etc., to advance people’s awareness of ovarian cancer?

My aunt was recently diagnosed with the disease, and I have been disappointed in the lack of information. I recently moved to Sarasota and found out that the only chapter in Florida for ovarian cancer is in Tallahassee. If you have any thoughts, please let me know. -- S. Dear S.: There are various walks and rides for ovarian cancer scheduled throughout the year, although we cannot promise that any are in Sarasota. You may need to start your own. For information, support and scheduling, please look into the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund (ocrf.org), the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance (ovariancancer. org), the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition (ovarian.org) and the American Cancer Society (cancer.org/cancer/ovariancancer).

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Years ago, I found myself in the same predicament. My husband and I went to counseling, but things did not improve. I, too, could not forget about the other man. One of my bosses urged me to follow my heart, so I divorced my husband and began raising my small children on my own. My lover divorced his wife, and we married a year later.

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LES CLIFFORD JAN. 3, 1975 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; OCT. 8, 2014 With heavy hearts we announce the tragic and untimely passing of our beloved Les, near Elkford, BC on October 8, 2014.Â

Les was an extremely loving father to his children, taking great pride in them. He was a talented woodworker, carpenter and furniture maker. He had an amazing work ethic, driven and focused on any job or task he took on. He loved to fish, hunt and he was an amazing skateboarder, snowboarder and he loved surfing. Les found serenity hiking and driving up the mountain trails around the Kimberley area and loved exploring the back country with his family. Les recently completed a timber framing course at the College of the Rockies and then went on to pursue a career in welding after finishing his welding certificate. He was an experienced rigger and iron worker. Les worked many years at Westower. Currently he was employed at Teck Sullivan Mine Closure Co., and Rayco Steel in Sparwood BC.Â

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It is with deep and heartfelt sorrow that the family of Michael Widmer announces his sudden passing on Tuesday, October 21, 2014 at the age of 57.

Michael Michael was was born born on on August August 30, 30, 1957 1957 in in Edmonton, Edmonton, Alberta Alberta and and was was raised raised by by his his loving loving parents parents Betty Betty and and Hugo Hugo Widmer Widmer in in Olds, Olds, Alberta.

Alberta.

Michael Michael moved moved to to Cranbrook Cranbrook in in 1982 1982 and and began began working working at at the the Townsman Townsman newspaper newspaper where where he he met met his his future future wife wife Kelly.

Kelly. He He enjoyed enjoyed life life and and people people to to its its fullest. fullest.

He had a great love for family and a deep passion He had a great love for family and a deep passion for for sports, sports, especially especially his his Calgary Calgary Flames, Flames, Stampeders Stampeders and and Kootenay Kootenay Ice. Ice. Michael Michael will will be be remembered remembered for for his his wonderful wonderful humour humour and and laughter laughter and and dedication dedication and and enjoyment enjoyment of of his his work work and and clients clients at at Wood Wood Gundy.

Gundy.

Michael was predeceased by his dear parents HugoHugo and Michael was predeceased by his dear parents Betty Widmer, mother father-in-law Bette and wife Ike and Betty Widmer.

Heand is survived by his loving Armstrong and sister-in-law Jeri Choutka.

He is survived Kelly, daughter Tanis (Collin) Brown, brothers David and by his(Laura), loving wife daughter Tanis Brown (Collin), Larry sisterKelly, Janice Anderson (Dane), sister and brothers and Larry (Laura), sister and Janice Anderson brother inDavid law Candace and Kelly Kazeil many nieces (Dane), sister and brother-in-law Candace and Kelly and nephews.

Kazeil and many nieces and nephews.

A Celebration Of Michaelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Life will be held at 2:00 pm A celebration of Michaelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s life will be held at 2:00 pm on Saturday, October 25, 2014 at the Cranbrook United on Saturday, October 25, 2014 at the Cranbrook United Church (2 - 12th Avenue South). In lieu of flowers, Church (2 - 12th Avenue South). In lieu of flowers, Michaelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s family requests that donation be made to Michaelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s family requests that donations be made to the: Canadian Cancer Society, 19 - 9th Avenue South, the Canadian Cancer Society, 19 - 9th Avenue South, Cranbrook, British Columbia, V1C 2L9.

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Les is survived by his wife Julia Kube and their children: Kaden (6), Jordyn (4), and Marian (10 months). He is also survived by his mother Val Dryden and his step-dad Al, father Ron Clifford and step-mom Lorraine Clifford, brothers Dean Clifford (Medea), Kevin Dryden (Lindsay), Jordan Dryden, and Jesse Clifford (Angela) and sister Grace Ismail (Ali).

Les left behind many nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins and scores of friends all across Canada.

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In lieu of flowers a memorial fund has been established for his children at the Royal Bank in Kimberley: Les Clifford Memorial Fund Account # 100 38 21 Branch # 02560 Bank # 003 or online at the following link: gofundme.com/g0ww8s The Memorial Service will be held at the Elks Club in Kimberley on Wednesday Oct 29th at 2 PM. Rest in peace - we love you and you will forever be in our hearts.

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GE electric dryer. Good working condition. Asking $75.

Contact these business for all your service needs!

Bring your used stamps to The Townsman 822 Cranbrook St. N. This is a year-round fundraiser by the Eastern Star Lodge for funds to supply cancer dressings.

PLEASE CUT your stamped envelopes in ‘half’ and bring the stamped portion to the Townsman.

Do not cut or tear the stamp off the envelope.

Skip Fennessy picks them up, checks them and takes them to the Cancer Office where the Eastern Star picks them up.

Thank you for your support.

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Central vac for house and garage. W/D also inc. Beautifully remodeled entrance way complements newer windows and siding and new roof. Extra storage under the deck and a 12x10 tool shed. UG sprinklers system.

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Real Estate Acreage for Sale PRIVATE 150 ACRES

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OPEN HOUSES Saturday Oct 25 10:30 - 11:30pm 310 Briar Ave. $180,000 Solid, bright 3 bdrm, main floor living, fenced yard, carport, RV parking, many updates.

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2398916 Jeannie Argatoff 12:30 - 2:00pm 514 - 6 St. S. $279,900 Great upgraded home, 3+1 bdrm, 2 bath, oak flooring, new windows, furnace/ac/heat pump, garage, fenced yard with deck.

2401113 Brian Burch 1:00 - 2:00pm 1651 Staple Cres. $289,900 New roof, siding & gutters. Gorgeous view, large lot, fenced, 1180 sq ft each floor, close to elementary school.

2399893 Sonia Mama 1:00 - 2:30pm 1305 - 19 St. S. $399,900 4 bdrms, 4 bath, country kitchen with island, main floor laundry, gas fireplace, vaulted ceilings, private back yard.

2401157 Jeannie Argatoff 2:15 - 3:15pm 2437 McLeary Cres. N. $274,900 Great location, quiet cul-de-sac. 1250 sq ft per floor, 2 bdrm in-law suite, freshly painted, new roof, hw heater & double garage.

2401025 Sonia Mama 3:00 - 4:30pm 1912 - 16 St. S. $449,900 3 yrs young & gorgeous! 3+3 bdrms, 3 baths, beautiful wood floors, vaulted ceilings, double garage and deck.

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Prominent imam say new converts need to be vetted Bill Graveland Canadian Press

CALGARY — A prominent Muslim cleric says he intends to reach out to other imams to make sure that new converts to Islam are watched closely for signs of radical beliefs.

While authorities have said little about the motives for this week’s attacks on soldiers in Ottawa and Quebec, Imam Syed Soharwardy of Calgary says he is concerned about media reports that the two perpetrators were recent converts to Islam.

Soharwardy, the founder of Muslims Against Terrorism and

the Islamic Supreme Council of Canada, said imams should look for warning signs, such as a criminal record or drug abuse, before allowing an individual to convert.

“I’m not sure who helped them to convert to Islam. Who was the imam? What kind of relationship did those people have with those people who converted them to Islam? Those very important questions need to be answered,” said Soharwardy.

“They should take on the responsibility of checking backgrounds and staying in touch and make sure this person is not being recruited by

any radical organization or terrorist organizations.”

Soharwardy estimates 20 to 30 Canadians convert to Islam every week. He said it is the responsibility of clerics to make sure the converts are doing it for the right reasons.

Soharwardy said he was sickened by the fatal attacks on Canadian soldiers this week. His organization has scheduled a memorial service Friday for Patrice Vincent and Nathan Cirillo.

Calgary’s Chris Boudreau, whose 22-yearold son was killed while fighting with Islamic extremists in Syria, agreed

Imam Syed Soharwardy

there needs to be more support for converts to Islam.

Her son, Damian Clairmont, converted to Islam as a teen and reportedly died in heavy fighting in the city of Aleppo last winter as a member of the militant group Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant.

Clairmont found religion at 17 after a depression, Boudreau said. He changed his name to Mustafa al-Gharib. His mother noticed that Islam initially appeared to help and he became peaceful, calm and happy. But as time passed, he became more fundamentalist in his beliefs.

“When they convert to Islam for whatever reasons the worst thing is, without the right direction and guidance, they’re converting for the wrong reason or there’s no one there to help them assimilate,” said Boudreau. “They’re vulnerable at that point.”

Boudreau said when

Damian first became interested he attended a mosque in the city’s northeast and met some “great young men” who were helping him along.

She said when he switched to a different mosque things changed for the worst.

“That’s where things started to go off and once you get introduced to the ideologies and someone points you in the right direction on the Internet, then the rest of it’s done that way.”

Soharwardy said he believes that many Muslims are being brainwashed by radical groups such as ISIL. He said there needs to be more sharing of intelli-

gence between Canadian law enforcement and trusted members of the Muslim community who could work together to “deradicalize” those at risk.

He said this week’s attacks have him concerned about a backlash against Canada’s mainstream Muslim community.

“They are harassed and targeted by the fanatics who consider these people like myself as traitors, as people who are not good Muslims, who are supporting an infidel government and on the other side there are other people who think that every Muslim is the same.”

Mom of gunman says she is crying Gunman angry about no passport, for the victims of Ottawa shootings had drug problems, say shelter mates Associated Press

OTTAWA — The mother of the man accused of killing a soldier at the National War Memorial before opening fire in Parliament said she is crying for the victims of the shooting, not her son.

In a brief and tear-filled telephone call Thursday, Susan Bibeau told the Associated Press she did not know what to say to those hurt in the attack.

“Can you ever explain something like this?” she said. “We are sorry.”

Authorities have identified the shooter as Michael Zehaf Bibeau, who was known to police in Montreal and Vancouver.

Susan Bibeau said she was devas-

tated for the victims of the attack.

“If I’m crying it’s for the people,” she said, struggling to hold back tears. “Not for my son.”

She and her husband had earlier sent the Associated Press an email expressing horror and sadness at what happened.

“I am mad at my son, I don’t understand and part of me wants to hate him at this time,” the email said, explaining that her son seemed lost “and did not fit in.”

“I his mother spoke with him last week over lunch, I had not seen him for over five years before that,” the email said. “So I have very little insight to offer.”

Le e -A n n e G o o d ma n Canadian Press

OTTAWA — Those familiar with the Parliament Hill gunman in his final days say he was angry about failing to get a passport and struggled with drug addiction.

Norman LeBlanc, a 60-yearold former truck driver who frequents the Ottawa shelter where Michael Zehaf Bibeau was bunking, says he so angered some of the men at the facility that there was almost a fight in recent days.

LeBlanc says Zehaf Bibeau ranted at length about how much

Michael Zehaf Bibeau he hated Canada, and was furious about having failed to get a passport in order to leave.

He says the griping almost prompted some of other men at the mission to take Zehaf Bibeau

outside and beat him up.

Zehaf Bibeau, who told people he had come to Ottawa from Vancouver to secure a passport, often prayed with two Somali men in the shelter in an east-facing window in accordance with the Muslim faith.

One of them, Abdel Kareen Abubakrr, denies his new friend’s actions had anything to do with his faith.

Abubakrr says Zehaf Bibeau was a drug addict who wanted to leave Canada to get treatment — but began doing drugs again in the days prior to the shooting.

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Due to the fact that product is ordered prior to the time of our Ad Match checks, quantities may be limited. We match identical items (defined as same brand, size, and attributes) and in the case of fresh produce, meat, seafood and bakery, we match a comparable item (as determined solely by us). We will not match competitors’ “multi-buys” (eg. 2 for $4), “spend x get x”, “Free”, “clearance”, discounts obtained through loyalty programs, or offers related to our third party operations (post office, gas bars, dry cleaners etc.).We reserve the right to cancel or change the terms of this program at any time.

Customer Relations: 1-866-999-9890.