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The Sutton Place Hotel had several local businesses decorate Christmas trees in its lobby for a fundraiser for the food bank.

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Mt. Begbie Brewery finds new location for expansion Alex Cooper

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Mount Begbie Brewery is eyeing a location in Johnson Heights for the location of its proposed expanded operation.

An application was set to go to city council on Tuesday, Dec. 23 – after press time – to re-zone a property on Oak Drive in Johnson Heights to allow for the construction of an expanded production facility.

"We haven't finalized our plans

yet," said Tracy Larson, who runs the brewery with her husband Bart.

"We're looking at between 12,000 and 15,000 square feet."

This is the second proposed location to go the City of Revelstoke; a plan to build an expanded brewery next to the Railway Museum fell through after it was determined problems with the property would make construction costs prohibitive.

That now has the brewery proposing a re-zoning of the property at 2155 Oak Drive, below the Hill-

crest Hotel.

"It's unfortunate, the move out of downtown. We're very sad and not wanting to do it but our alternatives were few and far between," said Larson. "We didn't have any other land opportunities that were suitable for us, that were affordable, suitable for building on, large enough, readily available, etcetera."

Mount Begbie Brewery has begun the process by seeking a rezoning to allow for a micro-brewery with a 15,000 hectolitre per year capacity to built on the prop-

erty, which is currently zoned highway commercial.

Mount Begbie Brewery has just about reached its capacity for about 6,000 hectolitres per year at its current location, said Larson.

They are also looking to expand their brewery tour offerings, which are currently offered only twice a week so they don't interfere with production.

"That's a part of our business we'd like to expand and we can't do so in this area," said Larson.

The proposed location stretches

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from Oak Drive almost to Townley Street. The brewery would be located at the southern end of the property and most of the site would remain unused.

Larson said they hope to begin construction in the fall of 2015.

“It’s going to be a busy year for us,” she said.

“The move will be very interesting.”

Visit the Times Review website for an update on this story with reaction from the Dec. 23 meeting of council.

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REVELSTOKE GRIZZLIES Next Home Games

Tuesday January 6th vs. Kelowna Puck Drops at 7:00 p.m.

Friday January 9th vs. Castlegar Puck Drops at 7:00 p.m.

Friday January 16th vs. Chase Puck Drops at 7:00 p.m.

All fixtures played at the Revelstoke Forum

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The Revelstoke Business Centre team gathers to celebrate the retirement of its trusty and versatile office manager, Lise Somerville. Somerville, who can speak countless languages, was the voice you’d hear when calling into the business and visitor information centre for the past eight years. She is being replaced by Lorraine Beruschi.

Pictured, back row, from left: Kevin Dorrius, the manager of Community Futures Revelstoke; Roberta Ciolli, the basin business advisor for Community Futures; and Judy Goodman, the executive director of the Chamber of Commerce. Middle, from left: Meghan Tabor, the coordinator for Tourism Revelstoke; Alan Mason, the City of Revelstoke’s director of economic development; and Steve Bailey, the president of the Chamber of Commerce. From row, from left: Laura Rooney, Lorraine Beruschi, and Lise Somerville.

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CITY HALL HOLIDAY CLOSURE

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City Hall will be closed during the following days for Christmas Holidays: • Wednesday, December 24, 2014 at 12:00 Noon; • Thursday and Friday, December 25 and 26, 2014; • Thursday and Friday, January 1 & 2 2015 The Staff at the City of Revelstoke wish you and your families a Safe and Happy Holiday Season.

LEGISLATIVE SERVICES NOTICE OF 2015 BUSINESS LICENSE RENEWALS Attention all business owners it is that time of year again to renew your 2015 Business License.

Renewal letters were mailed out December 1, 2014. Please note that the renewal letters indicated that the deadline for payment to avoid late penalties is January 2, 2015.

However, City Hall will be closed on January 1st and 2nd; therefore license payment is due on the next business day being Monday, January 5, 2015.

The 2015 dog tags are now available at City Hall. Please obtain a license for your dog(s) prior to February 28, 2015 in order to avoid late penalties.

An application form must be completed for renewals and for new dogs. The City of Revelstoke is updating its records on licensed dogs and contact information on the dog’s owner. The purpose is to ensure that all dogs located within City limits are registered and should the animal be at large or placed in the animal shelter current information is on file to contact its owner.

Dogs at the age of six (6) months or older require a dog license. Proof of spay or neuter is required for first time licensing. A new dog application received after the deadline is not subject to a late penalty fee.

If you require additional information, please contact Administration at 250-837-2911.

Teresa LeRose Manager of Legislative Services

SNOW REMOVAL

Payment can be made online with your financial institution or at City Hall, 216 Mackenzie Avenue or by mail to the City of Revelstoke, Box 170, Revelstoke, BC V0E 2S0. Postmarks are NOT accepted as proof of timely payment.

PLACING SNOW ON ROADWAY The placing of snow on the travelled portion of the roadway is NOT PERMITTED under the City’s Traffic Control Bylaw. This regulation helps to ensure that potentially dangerous situations for motorists are avoided.

New business applications can be found online at revelstoke.ca under the Engineering and Development Services tab and can be dropped off at the Development Services Department on the second floor of City Hall or emailed to development@revelstoke.ca

PARKING VEHICLES ON ROADWAY Parking unattended vehicles on the roadway longer than 24 hours is NOT PERMITTED. Vehicles impeding pedestrian traffic and snow removal operations will be towed.

If you require additional information, please contact Development Services at 250-837-3637.

NO PARKING ZONES Drivers are requested to obey all ‘No Parking Zones’ within the City and to be aware of the new ‘No Parking’ signs that have been installed on Viers Crescent, Greely Crescent, Jade Place, Seymour Place, Corbin Place and Echo Place for the purposes of snow removal.

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Work proceeding on Revelstoke 6 Logging open house BC Hydro’s Integrated Resource Plan has target date of 2029 for the installation of a sixth turbine at the Revelstoke Dam, but it could go into service as soon as 2020.

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Planning continues on a sixth turbine for the Revelstoke Dam, even following last week’s announcement by the B.C. government of the construction of the Site C dam.

“In our base plan, Revelstoke 6 would be out in the 2029-2030 time frame,” said Randy Reimann, the director of resource planning for BC Hydro, in an interview with the Times Review last week. “If our expected case isn’t the way world unfolds, it could be needed as early as 2020.

We’re working on having it available somewhere in that time frame.”

The Revelstoke Dam was completed in 1984 with space for six turbines but only four were installed at the time. A fifth turbine went into service in 2010.

Meanwhile, two more turbines are being installed at Mica Dam, with an expected in-service date of 2015.

That leaves Revelstoke 6 as the last turbine that can be readily installed in the major Columbia River hydro dams.

The project was identified as being necessary in BC Hydro’s Integrated Resource Plan, which was accepted by the government in November 2013.

Last week’s Site C decision doesn’t change that, said Reimann.

“What the plan actually said is with Site C and possibly some gas fired capacity on the north coast to support (liquid natural gas) and the load in the north coast region, we would have enough capacity to take us through to the late 2020s,” he said.

The plan is contingent on a number of factors, including LNG development and conservation measures. Reimann called it “an aspirational target.”

“There’s a number of reasons why our base resource plan may not be sufficient and to deal with those situations we identified two types of resources we wanted to move along and keep them ready for their earliest in-service date depending on how the future unfolds,” he said. “Those two resources are gas-fired generation or Revelstoke 6. Revelstoke 6 is really our main resource we want to look at for contingency purposes.”

The Revelstoke 6 project is currently in the environmental assessment phase. BC Hydro is working on an application for an environmental certificate — a project timeline says it hopes to have it place in 2017.

A core committee consisting of local government, First Nations and other stakeholders has been assem-

bled to help guide the project, though it hasn’t met in several months.

“They’re looking at the project, helping us identity the effects of the project and recommending mitigation measures to address those affects and look at the operation of the sixth unit at Revelstoke Dam,” said Jen WalkerLarsen, a spokesperson for BC Hydro.

Jody Lownds, who is representing the North Columbia Environmental Society on the committee said the NCES’ goal is to make sure the cumulative impacts are being looked at.

They were told only the incremental changes of adding a sixth turbine could be studied, “which makes it difficult to try and address some of the more extreme environmental impacts from the dam itself,” she said.

“One thing we keep hoping will be a possibility is for less daily fluctuation in the water level because that creates erosion issues,” Lownds added.

Walker-Larsen said the committee would likely be reconvened in the spring.

According to BC Hydro, Revelstoke 6 is expected to cost $420 million to install and would increase generation capacity by 500 megwatts. The Dam currently generates 2,480 MW when at full power.

“The additional capacity being built into the dam – we don’t have any more water – what it allows us to do is use the water at times we most need the electricity,” said Reimann. “It’s really being used to meet our peak demand.”

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Local forest licensees will be hosting a forestry open house in the New Year.

The open house is set for Tuesday, Jan. 13, from 6–9 p.m. at the community centre.

The purpose is to provide information the local forest industry, upcoming logging operations, as well as seek feedback from the public.

The open house is being held at the request of the Revelstoke Cycling Association and the Revelstoke Nordic Ski Club in response to proposed harvesting in several recreation areas around Revelstoke, including Mount Macpherson, Boulder Mountain and Frisby Ridge.

B.C. Timber Sales and Stella Jones will be taking part; BCTS manages the upper Macpherson area, while Stella Jones logs on lower Macpherson, Boulder Mountain and Frisby Ridge.

The Times Review reported in September that in 2016, B.C. Timber Sales intends on harvesting a large cut block on Mount Macpherson that would impact several mountain biking and Nordic skiing trails. The news resulted in several letters to the editor opposing the decision.

The RCA recently decided not to actively oppose the harvesting on Macpherson because the current land use makes it easier to obtain permission to build trails. Instead, it opted to work with license holders to minimize the impact on trails.

“The RCA Board feels it is in the best interest of all members, licensee holders and recreational users and encourages users to work together to develop longer term strategies for future land use planning,” the RCA board wrote in a notice posted to its website.

The news of the open house was accompanied by a lengthy article explaining how timber harvesting works in B.C. It was written by Pat McMechan, a professional forester with Stella Jones, and can be read by looking for this article on the Times Review website.

RCMP briefs: Snowmobiles stolen, businesses vandalized ALEX COOPER

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Thieves made off with two snowmobiles from a Revelstokearea business early Friday morning, RCMP say.

According to a news release, RCMP were informed of the thefts from a business west of Revelstoke on the Trans-Canada Highway on Dec. 19 at around 2:15 a.m..

The stolen snowmobiles were both 2012 Arctic Cat M1100 Turbos, one black and one white. Both

had green and black sled covers.

They were in an 8’ X 10’ aluminum open trailer that was registered in Alberta. The sleds and trailer have an estimated value of more than $50,000.

“The Revelstoke RCMP recommend the use of preventative measures in protecting these very expensive recreational items,” wrote Staff-Sgt. Kurt Grabinsky in a news release. “Such items as pad locks and chains for sleds, tracking devices, hitch coupler locks, and disabling trucks overnight can deter

thefts. In addition, through registering sleds and having that information as well as photos of the stolen items can assist in broadcasting the information through all policing communities.”

A week earlier, the RCMP unveiled a bait sled program that will be in place throughout the B.C. Interior this winter.

Anyone with information about the thefts is asked to contact the Revelstoke RCMP at 250-837-5255 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-2228477.

DOWNTOWN BUSINESSES VANDALIZED Thousands of dollars in damage was caused to several downtown businesses after they were struck by graffiti early Thursday morning.

Revelstoke RCMP say the businesses on the 100 blocks of Second Street East and West were vandalized in the early morning hours of Thursday, Dec. 18.

“All three had extensive paint, pen or glass etching damage on the glass windows,” said Staff-Sgt.

Kurt Grabinsky in a news release.

“The material used is acidic, resulting in the need to replace the glass at each location in order to remove the writing.”

The suspect tagged the words “raw dog” on the windows, resulting in more than $5,000 in damage.

Anyone with information about this incident is asked to call the Revelstoke RCMP at 250-837-5255 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-2228477.

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JOHN BURDEN BAND Live at the Last Drop.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26

ROCK THE BOX Boxing Day party at the River City Pub. DJ JPOD The beat chef, live at the Traverse.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27

REVELSTOKE COFFEEHOUSE HOLIDAY FUNDRAISER EXTRAVAGANZA HOOTENANNY This third annual concert

will feature folk-jazz group The Metro Gnomes, a trio consisting of Jacob Verburg, Stephanie Clifford and James Clark; and Myra Morrison & the Tappalachian String Band. They will be complemented by a variety of local talent. At the Revelstoke Performing Arts Centre at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $15, available in advance at Valhalla Pure.

DJ PRAIZ At the Traverse.

Myra Morrison and the Tappalachian String Band are one of two feature acts that will be playing at the third annual Coffee House Extravaganza Hootenanny this Saturday, Dec. 27, at the Revelstoke Performing Arts Centre. Morrison is an old-time fiddler from Nashville, Ohio, while the Tappalachian String Band consists of Revelstoke’s Denis Severino on banjo, and Tappen’s Joan Robertson on stand-up bass and Robbie Milne on guitar. The other feature act is the Metro Gnomes, a folk-jazz trio consisting of guitar virtuoso Jacob Verburg, Stephanie Clifford and James Clark. Opening the show will be a collection of talented local performers. Tickets for the show are $15, available in advance at Valhalla Pure or at the door.

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Busy slate for council before Christmas Alex Cooper

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Revelstoke council had a busy meeting scheduled for Tuesday, Dec. 23, after the Times Review went to press. Here's a look at some of the items up for discussion. Visit our website for stories on council's decisions on some of these items.

Berry, a professional consultant, to Revelstoke; — About $500 for in-house training with city staff; — Forgoing formal training.

The report notes that councillors can attend numerous seminars and meet other local government officials at the LGLA. Whether that's worth the cost is a decision for council.

issues raised by neighbours in both cases.

Another vacation rental application for 817 Silver Avenue was to come before council for a first time, while a public hearing on Jan. 27 at 2:30 p.m. was to be scheduled for 1766 Biatecki Road.

Training options presented

Resort funding out Vacation rentals up handed Three applications for funding for third reading were recommended by the Tour-

A staff report provided councillors with five options for receiving training in municipal government leadership.

At its last meeting, council asked staff for options after balking at the $11,000 price tag for attending the Local Government Leadership Academy (LGLA) in Kelowna in January.

The four alternatives, as presented, are: — $6,500 to have only new councillors attend; — $4,500 to bring in Jerry

Separate vacation rental applications for properties on Birch Drive and First Street West were set for third reading.

Public hearings on the two applications were held on Tuesday, Dec. 9. There was minimal opposition to the 1585 Birch Drive application, but the one for 1000 First Street West received more opposition, with neighbours expressing concern about parking, snow removal and the way the property is run now.

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Jenn Howe (left) and Jenelle Tetrault (right) are both the recipients of bursaries from the Credit Union Foundation of B.C. Howe, a business administration student at Thompson Rivers University, received $1,2000, presented by Revelstoke Credit Union CEO Roberta Bobicki. Tetrault, an education student at UBC Okanagan, received $1,400, presented by Erin Russell. The Credit Union Foundation awarded $108,000 in bursaries to 108 students. To qualify, applicants had to submit two letters of recommendation and show financial need.

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Fundraising for the Humane Society

Salon Safari recently raised $521.00 for the Revelstoke Humane Society. Accepting the cheque was Sami Lingren.

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Ginger Shoji hosting her last Community Christmas Dinner Melissa Jameson

Special to the Times Review

It began as a way for people who were alone on Christmas to have a place to have a meal and enjoy a bit of company.

“I know what it's like to be alone at Christmas,” said Ginger Shoji, of the annual Community Christmas Dinner on Christmas Day. “When I first moved to Vancouver I hadn't met my husband yet. All of my friends were going home for Christmas and I didn't have enough money to go back to Ontario to see my family.”

When Shoji started the dinner 20 years ago, it was for Revelstoke residents who were alone over the holiday. That hasn’t changed over the years, although occasionally Shoji says people who are stranded on the highway, or who may be here just for the season will stop by. However, she is quick to point out that these people usually leave a donation on the table.

The first year the event took place in the United Church Basement and had 26 people attend. Last year, a total of 300 meals were cooked (some of those were delivered to people who were not mobile enough to make it to the actual dinner).

After 20 years, however, Shoji is stepping away from organizing the dinner. It's not the first time she's said she's calling it quits, so she has family members coming all the way from Germany just to make sure.

“I started when I was 45 and this is our 20th year.

I've been saying I'm going to let it go for years, but nobody is stepping up to the plate,” said Shoji, who even offered to have someone interested in organizing the event shadow her this year. No one responded to her offer.

“Next year will be difficult if no one does it. I know the people who come really look forward to it.

It's a happy place and people are glad to be there,” she said.

Shoji did get a bit of a break for two years when other organizers stepped forward – one year Melanie Melnyk took the reigns and another year Bernie Brown helped make the annual event happen – but other than that she's been at the helm, so to speak, since the beginning.

Despite the efforts that go along with organizing, Shoji is quick to point out that it is the volunteers who actually do all the work. This year, Emo's is donating 100 pounds of potatoes, each of the new council members are donating turkeys, Pathfinders has taken the time to decorate the Frontier Restaurant where the dinner is being held, and Team Gloria is making sure Santa Claus will make a special appearance. That's not mentioning the volunteers

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who cook the meals, provide transportation to people who want to come to the dinner, and take meals to people whose mobility issues prevent them from actually attending.

“Anybody can do it (the organizing). I've done it for 20 years and I'm always worried about having enough volunteers, or having too much food and not enough people, but it all works out,” said Shoji. “Everything always falls into place and Matt (Singh) and his family are incredibly kind-hearted and generous people.”

Without the use of the Ol' Frontier Restaurant, Shoji says it would be incredibly difficult as it would mean needing to set up tables and chairs, as well as taking them down afterwards.

Still, she admits it will be hard to give up the organizing.

“It's not an easy thing, but I've gotten to the point where I'm slowing down. My energy level isn't what it used to be. I think I'm at that point where I have to let go. Someone can step in,” she said. “I feel if I close this door I open the door for someone who has the excitement and energy and vision of how they could improve things.”

This year's Community Christmas Dinner takes place Thursday, December 25, at the Frontier Restaurant from 1–3 p.m. If you need a ride or would like to volunteer, call Ginger at 250-837-4101 or 250-837-4129.

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The Revelstoke Grizzlies bounced back from their five game losing streak this past weekend with back-to-back wins over the 100 Mile House Wranglers.

Coach Ryan Parent was pleased to pick up a couple wins, and felt that it was due to the team's offensive push this weekend.

"We generated simple offense, and it definitely translated," he said.

Friday's game was played at the forum.

The Grizzlies played strong, beating the Wranglers 6-2.

100 Mile house were first to get on the board at 5:14 in the first period, with a goal from Brett Harris. Revelstoke fired back, and evened the score at 1:06, with a goal from Ethan Waitzner, assisted by Carter Huber, and Kenny Batke.

Jayden Syrota restored the Wrangler`s one goal lead early in the second but Revelstoke would dominate the rest of the game, with five consecutive power play goals.

Steven Fiust tied the game at 1:07 in the second, with help from Nii Noi tetteh, and Kenny Batke. With only 26 seconds left, Fiust gave the Grizzlies a one goal lead going into the third period, after the Wranglers took a five minute major penalty.

Revelstoke`s domination continued in the third period. Griffin Fried gave his team a two goal lead at 18:35, with help from Josh Pilon. Fiust completed his hat track less than 20 seconds later, with assists from Tyler Chavez Leech, and Zach Paxman. Chavez Leech then cemented the win for his team with a goal at 2:11, making the final score 6-2.

Parent was very content with the team`s play on Friday night.

"Our game was disciplined tonight, and we threw more rubber at the net then we have in the past, which payed off for us," he said.

The following night, Revelstoke travelled to 100 Mile House to face off against the Wranglers once more before the holidays. Although the Grizzlies were trailing most of the game they pulled off a great comeback, and won 4-3 in overtime.

Micky Turner opened the scoring for the Wranglers on a power play at 14:19 in the first. 100 Mile capitalized on another power play early in the second. Brendan Lane then gave his team a three goal lead over Revelstoke, going into the third period.

The Grizzlies were a force to be reckoned with in the third. Fiust was first to put Revelstoke on the board at 15:10, with help from Pilon, and Tetteh. Huber added a second for the Grizzlies at 8:04 on a power play. Just as the game was approaching the

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end, Paxman tied it up with a goal with 93 seconds left, assisted by Chavez Leech and Fiust. The winner would now have to be determined in overtime.

Both teams went into overtime determined to take the extra point, but Huber was the hero for the Grizzlies with a goal less than a minute into four-on-four overtime. Assists went to Chavez Leech and Tetteh.

Despite the wins, the Grizzlies remain in fifth place in the Doug Birks division, five points behind 100 Mile House for a playoff spot.

Parent is hoping the Grizzlies will come back strong in the new year, and continue to creep up the division's standings, then secure their spot in the playoffs.

"We are in a play off push right now, and securing that spot is our objective," he said.

"We are definitely in the hunt, but if one team has a good weekend they're right in there."

Parent went on to share the messages he gave the players going into the holidays.

"I want to see them continue to work hard, like they have been. I think that’s going to be the bottom line as we move forward," he said.

With 13 home games, and only five on the road left in the regular season, the Grizzlies will continue their playoff run mostly in front of their hometown crowd.

The Grizzlies return to action on Friday, Jan. 2, when they head to Fruitvale to face the Beaver Valley Nitehawks. On Saturday, Jan. 3, they take on the Nelson Leafs.

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Dan Sculnick, who is organizing the event for RMR, said the Revelstoke Ski Club will be helping out with marshalling the races.

The championships includes giant slalom, slalom and a skier/snowboard cross race.

Before anyone gets too excited about the prospect of a snow-cross course being built at RMR, Sculnick described it as more of a giant slalom course with berms and jumps than a full-on snow-cross course. And

instead of four racers going down at once, riders will hit the course one at a time.

Anywhere from 200-400 racers are expected to attend the championships.

Each school is allowed to send 24 racers — six male skiers, six female skiers, six male snowboarders and six female snowboarders.

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“Pretty weird,” she said when asked how she feels about the honour. “I, as a volunteer, do what I want to do because I want to, and I think most volunteers do that to. It’s an honour and that’s wonderful.”

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Obituaries Alfred Herbert Kaatz Mr. Alfred Herbert Kaatz passed away at his residence in Revelstoke on Wednesday, December 10th at the age of 89 years. There will be no formal funeral service

by Al’s own request.

Al was born in Beausejour, Manitoba on January 16, 1925. Al joined the Canadian Army at the tender age of 17 years in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

He was posted to London, Ontario for three months until he became of age and able to fulfill his wishes of getting into the scrap and see some of the world. Al spent 30 years in the Canadian Army having served in WW2, the Korean conflict, UN Peacekeeping and four years (1965-1969) in Germany. He retired from the Army in 1972 in the rank of Master Warrant Officer.

In his spare time, Al loved to play pool and cribbage and loved the time spent with his family. Al is survived by his wife of 63 years; Marion, two children: Holly (Calvin) Kermack and Ernest Kaatz (Sharon Gostola) all of Revelstoke; grandson, Dawson Lindsay and great granddaughter Adrianna Lindsay. Al will also be deeply missed by the soldiers he served in the Lord Strathcona’s Horse (Royal Canadians) and many others from the Armoured Corps in Canada.

Al and Marion lived in several communities in B.C. after retirement, the most recent in Revelstoke where their children reside.

Connie, fondly known as “Bunny� by many, was born Constance Elizabeth Carolan on October 17, 1915 in Consort Alberta. After completing her nurses training in 1939 she nursed in Williams Lake and Vernon from 1939 to 1945. It was at this time that she bonded with and became lifetime friends with three other nurses. The four women kept in touch with each other regularly through the years right up to Connie’s passing. When the war ended Connie returned to her home town to reconnect with her family. The war years had been hard on the Carolan family. Connie lost three brothers. While Connie was back home she reunited with an old friend, Lloyd Lang. They eventually married and settled down in Cloverdale BC where they bought a plot of land and began a dairy farm business. These were busy years for the family feeding and boarding many farm hands and managing the cattle. Dairy farming was a good life where everyone helped out and the girls belonged to the 4H club. When Connie found the time she loved to read and could be found curled up with a book into late hours of the night even though she knew the cows had to be milked at dawn. Connie kept a close relationship with her only sister Mary, who lived in Alberta with her husband Cliff and their eight children. They talked often and saw each other whenever they could. Connie was also close to her older brother Tom who lived on Galiano Island. This led to Lloyd and Connie buying a small cabin on the island where they enjoyed many years of island life with their growing family. Connie and Lloyd loved to travel. Some of the places they were fortunate enough to visit were Hawaii, Hong Kong, Australia and New Zealand, Ireland, Spain and Africa. As they got older and Lloyd’s health deteriorated they stopped travelling but decided to spend six months a year in Arizona. This allowed them to spend time with one of their daughters and her family who had moved there in 1979. We all remember some wonderful trips down there to spend time with mom and dad in the warm climate. While in Arizona, mom enjoyed her 10 pin bowling, the pool, long walks and you would often see her peddling around on her 3-wheeler bike, grandchildren in tow. She continued to love her books. Even in her later years when macular degeneration took most of her eyesight she continued to enjoy audio books.

Following Lloyd’s death in 1998 Connie chose Revelstoke as her home where her youngest son Ross and his family lived. She found a place at Mt Begbie Manor where she lived for the past 16 years. She made many close friends there.

You could always count on Connie for morning coffee in the common room and a good gab session. She also enjoyed her Monday bingo at the Seniors Centre, her Wednesday bus trips downtown with Emily for their hair appointments which often ended up at the Grizzly pub for wings and a brew. Connie could be found walking the halls at the manor with Carol and sister, (to keep in shape, she would say). The years at the manor saw many visits from family and friends including two large family reunions with her sister Mary’s family. These were known as the Lang/Long reunions as one sister married a Lang and the other a Long. These were such fun and memorable times. These are but a few of the highlights of a life well lived. There are many more stories and we hope that they will continue to be shared amongst family and friends in the years ahead.

Constance was predeceased by her husband Lloyd in 1998, three brothers during the war years, John, Bob and Gratton Carolan, her brother Tom in 1982 and her dear sister Mary who passed away in 2007 at the age of 95. She is survived by her six children: Colin (Margaret) Krueger of Port Colborne Ontario, Nora Kraft of Coquitlam, Jacquie (Jack) Dueck of San Diego, Betty (Dave) Japp of Kamloops, Gordon (Bev) Lang of Vegreville and Ross (Phyllis) Lang of Revelstoke; close family friends Hans (Doreen) Funk of Langley and Harry (Sharon) Tracz of Kamloops; 16 grandchildren; 19 great grandchildren and many good friends. Life at the manor won’t quite be the same.

A celebration of life will be held at the family plot at Valley View Memorial Gardens in Surrey, in the spring of 2015, where she will be laid to rest beside her beloved husband, Lloyd.

The family wishes to extend their heartfelt gratitude to Audrey Austin and the homecare nursing staff for such wonderful care of mom in the past year.

Mom prided herself in her independence and this allowed her to stay in her little apartment where she was comfortable and familiar with her surroundings.

Special thanks to Dr. Rennie, the nursing staff at QVH (especially Shannon on the second floor and Gina in emergency) for going beyond their duties to make sure Connie was comfortable that her family was welcomed and encouraged to stay with her until the end.

Messages of condolence may be sent to the family by visiting Al’s obituary notice at www.brandonbowersfuneralhome.com.

Messages of sympathy may be sent to Connie’s family by viewing her obituary at www.brandonbowersfuneralhome.com.

Cremation arrangements are in the care of Brandon Bowers Funeral Home, Revelstoke

Cremation arrangements were in the care of Brandon Bowers Funeral Home, Revelstoke.

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Mom prided herself in her independence andWe this allowed152 her Pearkes to stay inDrive her Certified GM technician also buy: rads, batteries, $369,000 little apartment where she was comfortable and familiar with her surroundings. converters, alternators, copTicketed Bodyman aluminum Special thanks topay Dr. Rennie,per, thestarters, nursing staff at& QVH (especially Shannon on Very competitive motors. For scrap beyond their duties to make benefi ts, and thescales, second floor and Gina inelectric emergency) forallgoing inquires call 250-351-9666 exible schedules. sureflSend Connie was comfortable that her family was welcomed and encouraged to resume to stay with her until the end. cory@klassengm.com

Misc. Wanted

SKILLED trades! of Experienced weld-may A be Collector to buy family your by viewing her obituary Messages sympathy sent towants Connie’s ers and completions team members silver coins, Ingots, collectors at www.brandonbowersfuneralhome.com. needed in Grande Prairie, AB. coins, old money, o Welders, B-Pressure Welders, ld stone carvings, sculptures.

Painters with Steel experience. Fly Todd, 250-864-3521 in Cremation - Fly out with 1 arrangements week at home a were in the care of Brandon Bowers Funeral Home, month. Accommodation provided.

Revelstoke.

Alberta wages without the high rent!

Send resume to: hr@wester nmanufactur ing.ca www.westernmanufacturing.ca

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Mobile Homes & Parks

Services

Financial Services ARE YOU $10K Or More In Debt? DebtGo can help reduce a significant portion of your debt load. Call now & see if you qualify. 1-800-351-1783.

Willow Inn lot avail. #1 1113 E 4th St. Approx. 90’ x 104’.

Please call 250 832-6772 for further information.

Mortgages

TEKAMAR MORTGAGES Best rate 5yr-2.99%OAC INCOME TAX PROBLEMS? Serving the Columbia-Shuswap Have you been audited, reassince 1976. sessed or disallowed certain Rates Consistently better than banks claims by Canada Revenue (250)832-8766 Agency? Call Bob Allen @ 1Toll free 250-542-0295 35yrs.

Income Wednesday, December 24, 2014 1-800-658-2345 Tax experience, 8.5yrs. with Revenue Canada. Email: r.gallen@shaw.ca C- 250-938-1944

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Home Improvements FULL SERVICE Plumbing from Parker Dean. Fast, reliable, 24/7 service. Take $50 off your next job if you present this ad. Vancouver area. Call 1-800-573-2928.

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Real Estate Rentals

Real Estate 153 Basford Drive $154,900

Revelstoke Realty

Apt/Condo for Rent 1949 Laforme Boulevard Under Renovations 1,2, 2 bdrm with den apts, furnished & unfurnished, elevator, balconies.

2 & 3 bdrm townhouses furnished & unfurnished, some with 4 appls. U/G covered parking, coin laundry. Flexible leases.

Short & long term.

209 1st St. West, Revelstoke, B.C. phone: 250-837-5121 1610 Highway 23 South $565,000 toll free: 1-877-837-5121 1211 Front Street www.revelstoke-realty.com - Under Renovation

101 Mulock Street $139,000

1610 Highway 23 South 325 Taylor Street $565,000 $269,000

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1 and 2 bedroom, balconies,

Eachsecure officeunderground independently owned and operated

Pets & Livestock

parking, elevator, sauna.

Some units have Columbia River view.

Long term leases avail.

Feed & Hay

250 837-3361 or 250 837-8850

HAY for Sale. Cow, Horse Dairy Hay all in 3x4x8 bales.

All prices are delivery included. Most hay has been shedded if not Tarped. Call Cale @ 403-635-0104 or Road email 759 Big Eddy cale@hubkahay.com

$139,000

Merchandise for Sale

Firearms FIREARMS: ALL types wanted, estates, collections, single items, military. We handle all paperwork and transportation.

Licensed dealer 1-866-9600045. www.dollars4guns.com.

152 Pearkes Drive $369,000

Transportation 902 Farrell Road $139,900

Scrap Car Removal

1509 Pratico Road $120,000

2041 Uplands Road $129,900

Pratico Road Road 17931509 Westerburg $120,000 $660,000

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101 Fourth Street East $289,000

TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR YOUR VEHICLES

$180 & up for any vehicle delivered to my yard. We also buy rads, batteries, converters, alternators, copper, starters, aluminum & electric motors. For all scrap inquires call 250-351-9666

1630 Nelson Road $599,000

1952 Aspen Crescent $124,900

922 Aspen Crescent $99,900

3325 Lot 2,Allen Waverly Frontage Trail 1952 Aspen Crescent Road$99,900 $369,999 $124,900

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#2235 – 2950 Camozzi Road $299,999

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A merry Grinchmas!

The Revelstoke Skating Club presented its Christmas show last Monday, Dec. 15, where club skaters got a chance to showcase their skills — and skate with Santa at the end. Clockwise, from left: Coach Nina Greschner came out for the finale as the Grinch in a Santa suit to skate, with sisters Jacqueline and Megan Cottingham.; Andie Reynolds, Samantha Veninsky, Jaime Reynolds, Alexandra Robertson, Karlie Beattie and Lauren Kline perform together.; Cassidy Legebokow performs a solo routine.; Karlie Beattie poses during her solo routine. For more photos, visit the Times Review Facebook Page.

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AHE presents The Snow Queen

Revelstoke’s elementary schools put on their holiday show last week. Arrow Heights Elementary and Ecole des Glaciers put on a performance of the Snow Queen, with the classes performing songs and dances in between the story segments.

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