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Council pledges to cover cost of BMX track reconstruction Indoor facility construction set for the fall; city to cover any costs from BMX track modifications

Trevor Crawley

City council voted to cover the cost of rebuilding a portion of the BMX track that will be displaced due to pending construction of an indoor sports facility at Balment Park. Council also accepted an offer from the Kootenay East Youth Soccer Association which promised to provide $10,000 in

funding or in-kind services to rebuild the BMX track. The discussion was sparked by a submitted letter from KEYSA that responded to a draft License of Occupation — the necessary legal document that will permit the use of the parkspace for the indoor facility. Determining the costs of reconstructing the BMX track

and the ensuing responsibility for covering that cost was the last outstanding issue, according to city staff. The dollar figure for rebuilding the track is still under debate. Councillor Ron Popoff put forward a motion to accept KEYSA’s offer and resolve the final License of Occupation issues, while Councillor Mike

Peabody amended the motion to ensure that the city would bear the cost of reconstructing the BMX track. “The window is closing, the window is already at the last hour for when the contractors and KEYSA can move forward to get this in the ground this year,” said Popoff. Council voted earlier this year

to offer land at Balment Park in between the BMX track and the Cranbrook Curling Centre for the indoor facility. Mayor Lee Pratt, the lone vote against Popoff’s motion, expressed his frustration with the process, noting that KEYSA had

turned down a location at Moir Park and argued that the Balment Park location inconveniences parking at Western Financial Place and the Cranbrook Curling Centre, and displaces the Sam Steele Society and the BMX park users. Continued on A3

Phillip Porter, 16, disappeared on June 26, 1969 RCMP continue to investigate 50 year old missing person case Carolyn Grant

June 26, 2019 marks the 50 year anniversary of the disappearance of Phillip Porter of Kimberley. Teenager Phillip disappeared running an errand for his mother on June 26, 1969 and was never seen again. At the time, Phillip was 16 years old and lived with his family on Giegerich Road in Townsite. Kimberley RCMP Sgt. Chris Newel says that although the case is 50 years old, it remains active, and police are reaching out to the public for any information that could assist in bringing closure to the family. “Phillip left the house around 1:00 pm on June 26, 1969. He was expected home around 5:30 pm for dinner. When he didn’t return, Mrs. Porter called friends to see if they had seen Philip,” wrote Newel in a press release. At the time, Phillip’s father was the general manager of the Cominco Mine (now Teck). Mrs. Porter was scheduled to fly to Trail that evening but the flight had been cancelled so, fortunately, she was at home when the phone rang.

Cranbrook RCMP teamed up with Cranbrook Safeway on Saturday, June 22, for the annual Law Enforcement Torch Run in support of the Special Olympics. Starting at Safeway, participants set off down Baker Street, up 8th Avenue South, east along 2nd Street and back down 13th Avenue to Safeway. At the same time, Canada Safeway hosted a food fair, in support of Special Olympics Canada, treating customers to a number of food kiosks throughout the store, along with a barbeque outside. All funds raised went to Special Olympics. Every year Law Enforcement Torch Runs are held in more than 51 countries around the world to support Special Olympics and raises awareness to the program. The funds raised help with high quality training and competition for the over 4800 registered athletes in British Columbia. Barry Coulter photo

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KIMBERLEY cELEBRATES SUMMER!

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10:30-4 pm Live entertainment Kids Activities: Face Painting, Creative Corner, Photo Booth Kimberley Library Imagination Station Local Art and Crafters Market Interactive Story Wall NEW – Creative Station: Artists working on collaborative creating

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2019 ProPerty tax Notices issued; taxes due tuesday July 2, 2019 Property tax notices for the City of Cranbrook have now been mailed to all property owners on record. If you have not received your notice by the end of May, please contact City Hall at (250) 489-0233 so that a copy may be forwarded to you. Taxes are due on July 2, 2019, after which time a 10% penalty will be added to any unpaid current taxes. Home Owner Grants may be claimed even if current taxes are not paid in full. Penalties apply to Home Owner Grants not claimed by July 2, 2019. If you are participating in the pre-authorized payment program, please note that the prepayment amount on your tax notice includes the May 15th and June 15th payments. As your prepayment amounts were based on an estimate there may still be a balance owing. To avoid a penalty, please review your Tax Notice carefully and make sure you pay any outstanding balance prior to July 2, 2019. To help you avoid the last-minute rush, we accept post-dated cheques. We also accept Interac debit card payments. Payment may also be made by telephone/online banking and through most financial institutions. You must still claim the Home Owner Grant at City Hall or online via the EHOG (Homeowner Grant) link under the ‘Residents’ tab on our website www.cranbrook.ca. PREPAYMENT OF 2020 PROPERTY TAXES The City of Cranbrook is continuing to offer a property tax prepayment plan. Now you can budget your property taxes and avoid the July property tax “blues”. Monthly tax payments are made through your bank by preauthorized debits on the 15th of each month, starting in July 2019 for the 2020 taxation year. Application forms are available from the City Hall Tax Department. If you would like one mailed, please contact us at (250)-489-0233. If you are currently enrolled in the pre-authorized tax payment program, any overpayment on the 2019 property taxes will be applied to the first payment(s) for 2020.

At Monday night’s meeting, City council approved a multi-family development permit that will allow for the construction of a 20-unit apartment building in the Laurie Middle School neighbourhood that will be managed by BC Housing. Image courtesy of City of Cranbrook

Council approves 20-unit BC Housing apartment building

Trevor Crawley

2019 TAX DEFERMENT PROGRAMS You may defer payment of property taxes if you meet the following basic qualifications: - Canadian citizen or landed immigrant having lived in British Columbia for at least one year; and - registered owner of the property, and the property is your principal residence Specific Program eligibility requirements: Regular Deferment Program • 55 years or older, or widow/widower, or a person with a disability as defined by Regulation; and • 25% equity position in your home (based on the 2019 BC Assessment property value) Families with Children Deferment Program • Sign a declaration that you are financially supporting a child under the age of 18 at any time during the calendar year; and • 15% equity position in your home (based on the 2019 BC Assessment property value) NOTE: Before applying for any of these tax deferment programs, you must pay all penalties, interest, previous years’ property taxes, and utility charges, as these charges cannot be deferred. For more information on these programs, please contact the Tax Department at (250) 489-0233. 2019 HOME OWNER GRANT The City of Cranbrook is pleased to announce that you can once again claim your Home Owner Grant online. This feature is available via the EHOG (Homeowner Grant) link under the ‘Residents’ tab on our website www.cranbrook.ca. The eHOG password to access the form is found in the address portion at the top left-hand side of your 2019 tax notice. Please read the instructions on the City’s website before proceeding to the grant application form. IMPORTANT: Financial Institutions DO NOT accept Home Owner Grant applications. If you pay your property taxes at a Financial Institution, please ensure you claim your Home Owner Grant online or at City Hall before the due date (July 2, 2019).

City council approved a multi-family development permit that will allow for the construction of a 20-unit apartment building in the Laurie Middle School neighbourhood that will be managed by BC Housing. The proposed four-storey building, which will replace two existing four-plexes, was also granted a development variance permit that will reduce parking from two spaces per dwelling unit to 1.4 spaces. The apartment complex will be a mix of one and two bedroom units, with 20 per cent barrier free units. The main floor will have facilities that include a garbage room, a storage room, administration office and a multi-purpose room. The development also features a green space that will include a playground area. “On behalf of our community and council, we’re pleased to welcome these affordable homes for families and seniors in Cranbrook,” said Lee Pratt, mayor, City of Cranbrook. “We’re proud to work with the Province and our community partners to help support our residents with important

housing projects like this one.” Construction is expected to start in 2020. “These homes will help support the community’s health by providing families and seniors with safe, secure housing to grow and prosper,” said Selina Robinson, Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing. “Working with partners, we’re delivering affordable housing in all corners of the province, and I’m excited to see these homes getting underway in Cranbrook.” The apartment units will be geared towards renter’s income, at approximately 30 per cent. The province also boasted about other recent housing developments, including the announcement of 96 beds in six buildings at the College of the Rockies and 39 affortable units of Indigenous housing through a proposed apartment building spearheaded by the Aqanttanam Housing Society. Cranbrook’s rental vacancy rate is near one per cent, a concern that has been raised by mayor and council at numerous public hearings over property rezoning for new apartment projects or secondary suite applications.

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Philip Porter case is still open

Continued from A1 At 10:30 that night, the family received a phone call from a man requesting $100,000 for the return of their son. After the phone call, the first ransom note was received. It read: “Boy alive well. Misses mother. Smarten up if you want him back alive .You were told not to call cops june 26. Dumb. Play your part. Follow instructions exactly or you will never see him again. Trust us no one will ever find him. All we want is money. How bad you want him .You get one more chance. Don’t think we haven’t got him. Make one miss we will send you his wristwatch and some of his clothes. His body will be miles down in the ocean. Think it over or the money. Get 60,000 20 dollar bills in canvass bag another 40,000 wrapped brown paper. Money examined by expert. Don’t try to fool us. We have experience. Put answer personal column Vancouver Sun soon as possible this two days. Will do as you say. Last chance.” A few weeks later, another note was received with instructions on where to leave the money at a location in Wycliffe. Phillip’s father followed the instructions while police watched. On July 26, 1969, Earle Bennett’s car approached the cabin where Mr. Porter had left a note as instructed and Bennett went inside. His car was stopped as he left the cabin and the note found in the vehicle. Earle Bennett was arrested, charged with extortion, and convicted. Although he remained a subject of interested in Phillip’s disappearance, Bennett died in a plane crash on Oct 30, 1974. “He was convicted of the extortion and he was imprisoned for three years,” Newel said. “He wasn’t out for very long and then he died. But he never confessed.” Bennett only admitted to being part of the extortion and said he acted alone, taking advantage of the fact that Phillip was missing. As part of the investigation, officers traveled to various parts of Canada and the USA. In addition to local ground searches of mine shafts and sewer pipes, a property in Wycliffe was searched, as was Moyie Lake. Wire taps, polygraph

Philip Porter was 16 when he disappeared. Kimberley RCMP file

The Porter house in Kimberley. Chris Newel file tests and undercover operations were all used in the investigation. Posters with a description of Phillip were posted around town. There have been various reported sightings over the years but, unfortunately, they have not resulted in locating Philip. Phillip’s brother, Doug, who is 75 now, recalls his time with Phillip. “I had moved away from Kimberley prior to Phillip’s disappearance but came back regularly to visit,” says Doug Porter, who was 25 years old when Phillip went missing. “I had come home for Christmas in 1968 and I have a vivid memory of Philip and I skiing and having lunch on the hill. That was the last time I saw him.” S/Sgt. Fred Bodnaruk was Kimberley Detachment Commander at the time. He was a friend of the Porters and spent a lot of time working on the investigation. “Even to this date, I think about it often. I’m troubled

that there has never been any closure on the matter.” Bodnaruk continued to be bothered by the investigation. Ten years ago, be spoke with the Kimberley Bulletin about why he continued to believe the evidence pointed to Bennett. This is what he told the Bulletin ten years ago. “Bennett could not fully account for his actions on the day of Philip’s disappearance. “Bennett was the neighbour of the Porter family and on several occasions was observed talking in a very friendly manner to Philip. “Bennett takes leave from his company job against the wishes of his wife, when questioned by her about this he tells her he has something interesting to do and since they don’t get along anyway it shouldn’t matter. “Bennett and his brother Ross had a farm seven miles southeast of Kimberley and used this property as a getaway.

Police executed a search warrant on the Bennett Farm, and stolen welding equipment was hidden under the floor of the house. Bennett was a professional welder. On this farmyard I noticed an empty gasoline barrel and around the impression in the ground, where another gasoline barrel once stood. Very nearby was a cutaway top part of a gasoline barrel. Alongside was a remnant of quarter inch steel plate seemingly cut to replace the cutaway lid of the mentioned barrel. An intensive search of all the Bennett Farm failed to reveal any trace of this second gas barrel. “Nearby, I observed a pile of manure, quite ordinary since horses were present. Curiously I dug through the manure pile and to my surprise found a man’s toque, blue in colour. On close examination I noted several strands of black healthy hair. Bennett was not known to ever wear that toque, furthermore at this time Bennett was 54 years old and generally bald. The hair that remained on Bennett’s neck was grayish. Phillip was known to wear a toque and his hair was dark and healthy. “Subsequently the RCMP crime lab examined the hair and found it similar to samples of Phillip. “A neighbour of Bennett, two houses to he east left on his holidays and asked Bennett to care for the property. “Unfortunately the police did not learn of this event until the month of August, a search was executed on this property and I found a bag of decomposed fruit and vegetables proven to be quite similar to those that Mrs. Porter sent Phillip to buy at Supervalu. “Phillip was positively identified as climbing the stairs on his way home shortly before the noon hour; the stairway is just across the street from the Bennett residence. This is the last known sighting of Phillip. “To this day, I wish I could blame someone else,” Bodnaruck said. Kimberley RCMP continue to seek any information on this 50 year old case. They ask anyone with any information to call the Kimberley RCMP at 250-427-4811 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800222-8477.

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Council pledges to cover cost of BMX track reconstruction Continued from A1 Pratt also said he wants to see the BMX track reconstructed before any work begins with the indoor sports facility. “I cannot emphasize enough to self-interest groups of Cranbrook that we do not, as a city, operate on their timelines,” Pratt said. “We operate on our timelines that gives us the time to do our due diligence and make sure that we’ve done our homework before we jump into something without knowing the full costs and ramifications. “I’m not against the project; I’m against proceeding with the project not knowing what the costs are and who’s going to pay for it.” Councillor Norma Blissett said that when it comes to costs to the taxpayer, the only issue is covering the reconstruction of the BMX track. “With regard to the cost, what we’re talking about is the cost of moving the BMX track, not the cost of building the facility, not the cost of running the facility,” Blissett said. “That is under

KEYSA’s purview to look after that. Taxpayers are not under any obligation to subsidize that facility. “…This is a facility we’re not paying for. All we’re talking about is moving the BMX track.” Peabody highlighted the work of the BMX group that fundraised and built the track. “The BMX track is basically a gift that people fundraised for and gave to our city and the KEYSA sports dome is exactly the same thing,” Peabody said. “It’s a gift we’re going to get and it’s going to benefit all of our community.” KEYSA has been fundraising for facility over the last two years and has secured roughly $1 million in donations and grants for construction that is set to being in the fall. The facility will be an air-supported dome that features 2,600 square metres of indoor heated floor space on artificial turf that can cater to a number of different sports besides soccer, such as baseball, lacrosse and football.

Cranbrook RCMP Report June 17-23

from motor vehicles • Calls for Service: 171 • Break and Enter: One • Impaired Driving: Two 90• Robbery: 0 day Immediate Roadside Prohi• Mischief to property: Nine bition • Drug Seizures: Three • Collisions total: Four — two • False Alarms and False 911: within city limits, two outside 14 city. Sgt Chris Dodds • Driving Complaints: 17 (13 in the city and four outside the city) Cranbrook RCMP Detachment - Operations NCO • Assaults: 16 • Thefts: Five, including thefts

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More than just a late Monsoon

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he monsoon rains are finally arriving in central and northern India, but they are two weeks late. It started raining in Mumbai on Monday, and it should be raining in Delhi by Friday, but it will have come too late for many people, especially farmers. For some parts of the country, it has been 200 days without rain. Late May and early June are always brutal in northern India, as the heat builds up and the humidity rises. This year, with the monsoon so delayed, it has been particularly bad, with the temperature hitting 48°C in Delhi last week – the hottest June day on record — and 50°C in Rajasthan. And countrywide rainfall for this year is down 37%. The heat and drought don’t just cause discomfort. After a few years of late or poor monsoons the level of the groundwater drops and wells run dry. This year hundreds, perhaps thousands of villages have been temporarily abandoned as the residents moved to towns where there was still water, and in the state of Maharashtra alone 6,000 tanker-trucks were delivering water to other hard-hit villages. The Indian government has just created a new Ministry of Water Power to tackle water conservation and management (better late than never), but it can’t solve the problem. Food production is falling, people are dying, and unfortunately it’s only going to get worse. It’s impossible to say how many people have died because of this year’s late monsoon, because India generally only counts people who make it to hospital before they die (and not always even then.) But the single state of Bihar

reported 184 deaths by the middle of last week. A more plausible measure of mortality comes from Europe, where they compare overall mortality in normal times with mortality during a heatwave, and (quite reasonably) assume that the difference is mostly due to the heat deaths. In the record 2003 heatwave in Europe, when temperatures were slightly lower that they have been in northern India this month, an estimated 35,000-70,000 people died. So how many premature deaths from heat were there really in India this month? ProbGwynne ably tens of thousands. And Dyer how much food production will be lost this year? Again, you cannot calculate it directly, but I can give you an informed guess. About a dozen years ago I was interviewing Dr Jyoti Parikh, the director of IRADe, a well-known think-tank in New Delhi. Out of the blue, she mentioned that her organisation had got the World Bank contract to forecast how much agricultural production India would lose when average global temperature reached +2°C above the pre-industrial average. The contract was confidential at the time, but the World Bank’s chief economist had given these contracts to private think-tanks in every major country, probably on the assumption that official predictions were being kept secret in most countries so as not to frighten the children. Or should I say the citizens? In the end, the predictions commissioned by the World Bank also remained unpublished. Indeed, they are secret even down to the present (because, after all, it is governments that pay for the World Bank.) But Dr Parikh told me

the prediction for India. At +2°C, India would lose 25% of its food production. We are now at about +1.3° worldwide, so shall we say 10% of food production lost now in a bad year? Weather does fluctuate from year to year, of course, but worldwide the last four years have been the four warmest since 1880, when global records become available. Since 2004, India has experienced 11 of its 15 warmest recorded years. The frequency and duration of heat waves in India has increased and is predicted to continue increasing. Global heating isn’t coming. It’s here. It’s not just India, of course. The British Meteorological Office says there is a 10% chance that the average global temperature will exceed +1.5°C at least once in the next five years. (That’s the Paris climate change agreement’s ‘never-exceed’ target.) At the current rate of greenhouse gas emissions, it’s going to take a major miracle to avoid hitting +2°C within fifteen years. At that level significant numbers of people will be dying of the heat every year, and much bigger numbers will be starving as food production fails, especially in the tropical and sub-tropical parts of the world. But don’t feel left out if you live in the more temperate parts of the planet. The wildfires have already started again in Canada and California, with predictions that they may be even worse than last year. And Europe is getting ready for a heat wave, starting around Friday, that will bring temperatures above 40° to much of the continent. Nobody gets off free. Gwynne Dyer’s new book is ‘Growing Pains: The Future of Democracy (and Work)’.

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It happened this week in Cranbrook: 1912 June 23 - 29: Compiled by Dave Humphrey from the newspapers at the Cranbrook History Centre and Archives

Watery grave at Bull River … A sad fatality occurred at Bull River on Saturday morning, whereby two lumberjacks lost their lives. Hector McKinnon and a man named Merriman were the victims of the disaster. They were working on a ledge of rock, above the falls, where there had recently been a dy­ namite explosion. Heretofore, the ledge had been perfectly safe, upwards of twenty men working on it at one time. Presumably the dynamite had loos­ ened the rock, for the lodge gave way, precipitating the two men into the water and partially burying them under the debris. The body of one of the men was recovered, but no word has been received of the other having been recovered as yet. Moyie and Kimberley celebrations … Dominion Day, Monday, July 1st, is to be right royally observed at Moyie and Kimberley. At Moyie the lake will be the great attraction and aquatic sports of all kinds, will form part of the day’s program. There will also be rock drilling contests, Caledonian sports and children’s sports. A grand ball will terminate pro­ ceedings in the evening. Specially reduced railroad fares have been secured for the occasion. A special coach will leave the city depot at 8.30 a.m. July 1st. Fare for the round trip will be $1.10. Visi­ tors can return from Moyie either by the Flyer, at 9.30 p.m. or by special coach at midnight. A free motor boat trip on the lake will be provided all visitors. Anyone who has already enjoyed a day’s sport at Moyie knows that a good time is in store for all those who desire to spend their Dominion Day holiday at the city by the lake. At Kimberley very special prepa­ rations have been made for a grand Dominion Day celebration. Baseball and football matches fig­ ure on the programme, which in­ cludes a long list of athletic events of every description, for grownups as well as for the youth and beauty of both sexes. There will be a grand ball in the evening, to which free admission will be tendered all visitors and special prizes will be awarded the blest lady and gentleman waltzers. Women’s Institute … On Wednes­ day afternoon a meeting of the Women’s Institute was held at the residence of Mrs. Murgatroyd. Owing to the east bound train being an hour late Mrs. Davies, the speaker of the occasion, had a very limited time at her disposal to the disappointment of a gathering of about fifty or, sixty ladies and one poor lone man, who in spite of the

cake and ice cream lavished upon him, seemed about as much at ease as a hen on a hot griddle. For lack of more time Mrs. Davies confined her remarks to floriculture and especially bulbs. Cranbrook discriminated … The Herald last week briefly stated that land registry offices were to be es­ tablished in East Kootenay district at Fernie and Cranbrook. At that time the Herald had not received the official notice contained in the Gazette. From this it appears that two land recording offices are to be established, one at Fernie and the other in Cranbrook. In delimiting the boundaries of these land recording offices, Cran­ brook gets very much the worse of the deal, as a matter of fact Hon. W. H. Ross, has secured by far the best of the, deal and doubtless has practi­ cally cinched the land registry office for his section of East Kootenay, when that latter shall be established. It will be noted by the boundar­ ies detailed in the Gazette, that the division of the territory into two land recording districts, gives Fernie district a large proportion of the territory, heretofore included in the Cranbrook district, in fact all east of Mayook, and maybe Mayook as well, is now included in the Fernie land recording district. This is a nasty crack at Cranbrook district and representations should immediately be made in the right

quarters for a rectification of this ab­ solutely unjustifiable discrimination against Cranbrook. Showers … The very mention of a shower these days is refreshing. We had one yesterday afternoon — two rather, both of them de­ lightful. People dodged the one on their way to the other, which took place in the parlors of Mrs. J. D. Murray’s home on Fenwick avenue, Wednesday afternoon, June 26th, in honor of Miss Fanny Dick, whom one of Cranbrook’s most highly re­ spected and best known young men has induced to leave a profession in which she had few equals, and none to surpass her. As a teacher Miss Dick is loved and honored by every pupil in Cran­ brook school, from the highest room to the lowest. The warm regard she has won for herself was well attested by the numerous and beautiful gifts showered upon her this afternoon in the presence of the Cranbrook teaching staff and Miss Dick’s most intimate friends in Cranbrook. She had not received the slightest hint, and understood that she was assisting Mrs. Murray to receive, until little Ruth Elmer and Darwin, Murray struggled in with a laden basket, which they implored “Miss Chick” to help them carry, and be­ hind them came Miss Vera Bradwin and Miss Eva Connelly with numer­ ous larger packages. But Miss Dick recovered from

her surprise and carried it off in a manner that made all proud of her, and when she began to untie her gifts, and they were passed around among the quests, laughter and gay chat filled the rooms. Then refreshments were served. Mr. Logan had cut the choicest blooms from the school plants, to assist in adorning the reception par­ lor for the occasion. All the ladies were in light, summer dresses, and the scene was a most pleasing one, which, together with the evidences and expressions of warm friendship and good wishes, will make the happy occasion one of Miss Dick’s brightest memories, and make her feel when she returns to Cranbrook that she is making her home among kind friends. Experimental orchard for Cranbook … Mr. W. F. Gurd, president of the board of trade, is at present in Vic­ toria, and while there he is fully alive to the needs of Cranbrook city and district. He has made it his business to wait upon the minister of agriculture, Hon. Price Ellison, and discuss with him the question of an experimental orchard for this district. As will be recalled a site for one was selected, but as it happened to be on the ranche of that good Grit, Jos. Brault, the minister’s partisan leanings would not permit of its being retained. Now, however, he apparently real­

izes the stupidity of his conduct in the matter and has given President Gurd a positive assurance that an experimental orchard will be estab­ lished in Cranbrook district at once. Not satisfied with promising the immediate establishment of an ex­ perimental orchard in the district, Mr. Price Ellison has given Mr. Gurd his personal assurance that he will actively join with the Do­ minion authorities in securing the establishment, in this district, of an experimental farm. Keep it up Price Ellison, Cran­ brook district warrants generous treatment at the hands of the gov­ ernment and it will well repay every cent expended in the encouragement of the farming and horticultural industries. Hearty congratulations must be extended to President Gurd for his good work in this connection.

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Local athletes shine at CALTAF Classic Two East Kootenay Track and Field athletes competed against top track competitors

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Two athletes from the East Kootenay Track and Field Club showed off their skills at the CALTAF Track Classic. On June 14-16 Kara Renzie, 10, and Kieran Shankowsky, 12, competed in Calgary against some of the best track and field athletes. Renzie competed in a multitude of categories in the U12 group and is looking forward to competing in the classic again. •Standing long jump 33rd; long jump 19th; ball throw 31st; shot put 27th; 100m 29th; and 600m she placed 11th where she had her personal best at a time Kieran Shankowsky(left) and Kara Renzie (right) are athletes from the EastKootenay Track and Field Club. of 2:08:04. Shankowsky com- They both competed at the CALAF Classic in Calgary. Photos submitted peted in the U14 group where he showed off his skills. On the first day of competition, he was fourth all around in the U14 men’s group and on day two he was seventh. •Hurdles third; 800m third; high jump fourth; discus 22nd; 80m eighth; long jump seventh; 600m fourth and shot put 19th. The Caltaf Track Classic showcases track and field athletes from all ages, as well as some of Canada’s best track stars. In the past stars such as Donovan Bailey, Bryan Barnett, Kelsie Hendry and more have been to the event.

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he Cranbrook Outlaws swept their weekend games against the West Kootenay Timberwolves. On June 22 in Castlegar, the Outlaws offence dominated as they won 12-4 against their Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League rivals. Fletcher Backshell-Jones led the Outlaws with three goals and four assists for seven points in their Saturday win. Wyatt Fancy collected five goals in the game, while Seth Swager had three goals and three assists for six points. On June 23 in Rossland, the Outlaws offence continued to soar as they won 11-5 over the Timberwolves.

Fancy led the Outlaws with four goals and three assists for seven points in the game. Michael Blackwell finished the game with one goal and five assists, and Avery Burki finished the game with two goals and three assists. That wraps up the regular season games with the Outlaws having finished with a 6-5-1 record and the Timberwolves finishing with a 4-7-1 record. The teams will meet for the Junior B Tier III Championship in a best of three series. Last year’s champion was the West Kootenay Timberwolves, as the Outlaws will challenge once again for this year’s title.

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I need a home R Riley is a one-year-old lab cross, who came to us as a stray. It took some time for Riley to feel comfortable enough to make human frfriends at the Branch. He is under socialized and presents fear-based aggression behaviors. RRiley will need to go to an experienced home and will potentially need life-long controlled intr introductions and aggression management with strangers strangers. Once you are in Riley’s circle of trust, he is a giant snuggle bug. Because Riley’s needs ar are very specific, and he will require a dedicated beha behavior plan, we will be requiring multiple visits and discussions before we finalize his adoption. If yyou are experienced and comfortable with dogs who have fear-based aggression, please call the Branch at 250-426-6751.

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Community Calendar... UPCOMING Caregivers Network Cranbrook Support Group meets at the Joseph Creek Village Baord Room 1 to 3 p.m. May through November 2019. Three Mondays per month. All caregivers of seniors welcome. Phone 250-489-9401 careyhenry@telus.net. Toll free support line 1-877-4890803. Kimberley Aquatic Centre FREE FAMILY SWIM: Wednesday, July 3, 2019 Sponsored by Centex Market. Persons 18 years & younger must be accompanied by an adult. ONGOING Classic vehicles on display. Everyone welcome. Second Wednesday of each month, May through October. 5:30 pm to dusk by Rotary Park, Cranbrook. For further information contact Len, 250-426-7092, or Dave, 250-427-2614. Join Bud’s Friends at the Cranbrook Legion every third Wednesday as Branch 24 hosts Seniors Day at the Legion. An hour of sing-a-long from 1:30 to 2:30. A sandwich and sweet treat lunch served by The Legion and the Telus Ambassadors. No charge.

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Listen and Learn Lunch Hour Al-Anon Family Group. Tuesdays 12pm1pm. The Dwelling Place 2324 2nd St. Please bring your lunch and join us. For more information call/text: Deb 1 (250) 423-0958 or Karen 1 (403) 556-6166 The East Kootenay Amateur Radio Club meets every second Saturday of each month, at 4300 Wilks at 2 PM, and is looking for licensed radio operators or people interested in becoming a licensed amateur radio operator to assist with emergency communications during the coming wildfire season. Are you interested in helping your community during an emergency? Join us and become part of an important team. Contact us at EKRC1935@gmail.com or phone 250-426-6049. Help your community during times of need! Senior Floor Curling, Mon & Wed, 12:45 pm, upstairs at the Cranbrook Curling Rink, No sweeping. Contact 250-426-5387 for more information. Caregivers Network Support Group. All caregivers of seniors welcome. Joseph Creek Village, Board room. November through May. Three Mondays a month, 1 to 3 p.m. Guest speaker to present or a video with educational focus, followed by support group. If you are new, call CArey at 250-489-9401 before attending.

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Community Calendar... continued TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) non profit weight loss support group meets EVERY Thursday at 5:00 pm, at Sr Citizen’s Centre, (downstairs) 125 17th Ave S, Cranbrook. Drop in, have fun while losing weight gradually. This Chapter has won an annual B.C. Provincial Award for “Best Avg Weight Loss Per Member”. Info: Marie 250 417 2642 Books, DVDs, & CDs are accepted year round by the Friends of the Cranbrook Public Library. Items in go2od condition are appreciated. Please bring donations to the Circulation Desk in the Library. Masonic Lodges of B.C. and Yukon will supply transportation to cancer patients who have arrived at Kelowna or Vancouver. This free service will be at the destination point. Example: from airport to clinic and clinic to airport on return, also around the

destination city. Info may be received from your doctor, Canadian Cancer Society, or by phoning Ron at 250-426-8159. Al-anon Family Group Cranbrook. Meets every Wed evening at 7-8 At the East Kootenay Regional Hospital 13 24th Ave N Cranbrook in the Basement Education Room B. Contact Rita 250 489 1388 or Sylvia 250 919 4537 Cantabelles, an all-female singing group, meets Mondays 7-9pm. Join us and learn how to sing with 2, 3 and 4part harmonies. Contact: Sue Trombley, 250-426-0808 or suetrombley53@gmail.com Royal Canadian Legion Branch 24; Friday Meat Draw: 4:30-6:30, Saturday Meat Draw: 3:30-5:30. Mark Creek Lions meet 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at the Elks Club. 7:00-8:00pm.

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Heritage Inn. Know that You Are Not Alone and come join us. We welcome you and your carepartner. For more info call Linda at 250-489-4252. Come one and all for dancing Tuesday afternoons at Centennial Hall in Kimberley. 1:30 to 4 p.m. Good, live country music. Admission only $5. The Lighthouse provides respite for caregivers and offers a planned program for their loved ones in the early stage of dementia. When: First and third Wednesday of each month Time: 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM Where: 2000-5th Street N. Cranbrook BC V1C 4Y1 in the fellowship hall. Contact: For more information please call Pauline @ 250-420-1705 Rocky Mountain Duplicate Bridge invites all newcomers and visitors to join them

playing on Monday and Fridays at 1 p.m. and Tuesday mornings at 9 a.m. at the Seniors Centre. Phone Judy or Peter Siegenthaler at 489-2545 if you need a partner. The Cranbrook Quilter’s Guild meet on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month, September - October, 7.15 p.m. at the Cranbrook Senior Citizens Hall, 125-17th Ave South. Interested??? Call Joy at 250489-0703. We’re on Facebook and www. cranbrookquiltersguild.ca. MILITARY AMES is a social/camaraderie/ support group that meets the first and third Tuesdays of the month in the Kimberley Public Library reading room. All veterans are welcome. For more information call Cindy @ 250 919 3137.

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Contact Larry 250-427-5612 or Bev 250427-7722. New members welcome – men & ladies! B.C. Schizophrenia Society offers regular in-person and online support to family and friends who have a loved one suffering from mental illness. The monthly in person group provides a safe and supportive environment where family and friends can share, ask questions and connect with others who are supporting a loved one experiencing mental health challenges. Monthly Family Support Group Runs every second Tuesday of the month from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. This group is FREE for participants. Contact Bonnie at 250-4645159 or cranbrook@ bcss.org Parkinson’s Support Group meets the 3rd Wednesday of the month at 2:00 pm at the

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January 25, 1934 ~ June 18, 2019 Its with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Charles HoďŹ&#x20AC;man of Cranbrook, B.C on June 18, 2019 at the age of 85. Charles â&#x20AC;&#x153;Dadâ&#x20AC;? was born January 25, 1934 in Esterhazy, Saskatchewan. He leaves behind his three children Allan, Darrell, and Vivian, also his two grandchildren. Also surviving him are his four brothers, Jerry, Rudy, Tony and Larry and their families. Charles was predeceased by his son Warren, and two sisters Elsie Stadnyk and Mary Lacourse, his two brothers Frank HoďŹ&#x20AC;man, Robert HoďŹ&#x20AC;man and his parents Joseph and Frances HoďŹ&#x20AC;man. He will live forever in our hearts â&#x20AC;&#x153;Rest in Peace Dad, Love you Foreverâ&#x20AC;?. As per Charleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s requests there will be no services.

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Notable moments in the history of Canada Day

ach July 1, Canadians celebrate Canada Day, which honors Canadian history and culture. Canada Day is celebrated on July 1 because that is the day in 1867 when the British North America Act, now known as the Constitution Act, 1867, officially created Canada. Many notable events have taken place in celebration of Canada since that act was passed, and the following are just a few such events.

• June 20, 1868: On this day, Canada’s first Governor General, Viscount Monck, signed a

proclamation requesting all of Her Majesty’s subjects across Canada to celebrate July 1. At the time, Canada was a self-governing federation but the United Kingdom retained legislative control over Canada and full control over its foreign policy. • 1879: A federal making July 1 a statutory holiday is created. The holiday celebrates the anniversary of Canadian Confederation and is later named “Dominion Day.” That name is changed to “Canada Day” 103 years later. • July 1, 1917: On the 50th anniversary of confederation, the Parliament buildings are dedicated to Canadians who fought in Europe in World War I. The buildings, which were still under construction at the time, also are dedicated to the men who played an integral role in Confederation half a century earlier. • July 1, 1927: The 60th anniversary of Confederation is celebrated with the inauguration of the now-iconic Peace Tower Carillon. Then-Goernor General Viscount Willingdon also lays the cornerstone of the Confederation Building on Wellington Street. • July 1, 1967: Queen Elizabeth II attends the 100 anniversary of Confederation on Parliament Hill. Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh would join the festivities on Parliament Hill in 2010 as well. • 1984: A mandate is issue to the National Capital Commission, which is henceforth tasked with organizing Canada Day celebrations in the capital. • 2017: Canada 150, a promotional termed coined by the Canadian government to mark the 150th anniversary of Confederation, takes place. In commemoration of the anniversary, the Bank of Canada released a special $10 banknote. Various regional projects are launched across the country in commemoration of Canada 150 as well.

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Cranbrook & District

4 H Show & Sale

Congrats to all the 4H Members on a job well done!

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Cranbrook & District

4-H Show & Sale Results 2019

BEEF

Emily Lightburn

Grand Champion Steer, 2nd Sr. Showman Buyer: Baynes Lake Store/Mongoose Machinery

Kennedi Shade

2nd Jr. Showman, Jr. 1st Record Book Award Buyer: Noel Ostlund

Wyatt Galandy Buyer: Mallard Family

Erica Ralston Buyer: Denham Ford

Rory Rauch, Creston

Maisie Buckley Heifer Class

Lisa Galandy 1st Calf Confirmation

Mackenzie Hawke

Reserve Champion, 1st Sr. Showman, 2nd Sr. Best Groomed Buyer:Teck Coal

Nate Morrison

Hadley van Steinburg

Rate of Gain 3.005, 2nd Jr. Best Groomed, 3rd Place Market Buyer: M&H Logging

Shayla Stewart

Sawyer Hutchinson

1st Jr Showman, Overall Beef Showman Buyer:Teck Coal

Lisa Galandy

3rd Junior Showman, 1st Jr. Best Groomed Buyer: Rocky Mountain Energy

3rd Sr. Showman, 1st Sr. Best Groomed Buyer:Tanglefoot Vet

Buyer: Blake Martindale

Isaac Miller

Brooke Neidermeyer

JJ Shepperson

Buyer: Interior Seed & Fertilizer Ltd.

Nolan Parish

Buyer: Cranbrook Flooring

Ashley Galandy

Buyer: Kent Gawietz

Matana Pighin

Buyer: Flooring Superstore

Buyer:Top Crop Garden, Farm & Pet

Buyer: Evergreen Contracting/YBS Line Painting & More

Emily Lightburn

Mackenzie Hawke

Ashley Galandy

Sawyer Hutchinson

Lisa Galandy

Caleb Oestreich

Grand Champion Heifer

Heifer Class

Jeremy Dyer

Josh Anderson Memorial Award

Reserve Champion Heifer

Heifer Class

3rd Place Heifer

Heifer Class

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Cranbrook & District

4-H Show & Sale Results 2019

SWINE

Taylor Clarke

Chris Gregr

Avery Dyer

Desirae Bjarnson

Grand Champion, 1st Jr. Showman Buyer: M&H Logging Ltd.

Reserve Market, 3rd Sr. Showman Buyer: Mongoose Machinery

3rd Market Swine, 3rd Jr. Showman Buyer:Teck Coal

1st Sr. Showman, Overall Showman Buyer: Sandberg Family

Liam Murdoch

Donald Lippert

2nd Sr. Showman, 1st Sr. Best Groomed Buyer: Cranbrook Flooring

Hunter Wilson

1st Jr. Best Groomed Buyer: Sherbinin Management Group

2nd Jr. Showman Buyer: Apex Accounting

Zoey Waswick

Rate of Gain 2.353 Buyer: Rosen Lake Sand & Gravel/Dr. Shayne Soetaert Prof. Corp.

Avery Waswick

Emma Wilson

Caden Murdoch

Jeremy Dyer

Ellie Oestreich

Mackenzie Hawke

Buyer: Integra Tire & Auto Centre

Buyer: Lotic Environmental Ltd.

2nd Jr. Best Groomed Buyer: Bar C+ Ranch

Buyer:Teck Coal

LAMBS

Kelly Graham

Grand Champion, 1st Jr. Showman, Overall Showman 1st Jr. Best Groomed, Rate of Gain .7546 Buyer: M&H Logging

Justin Beninger 3rd Jr. Showman Buyer: Cranbrook Flooring

Tom Jung

Reserve Market Lamb Buyer: Integra Tire & Auto Centre

Ava Murdoch

2nd Jr. Showman, 2nd Jr. Best Groomed Market Lamb

3rd Sr. Showman, 3rd Market Lamb Buyer:Top Crop Garden, Farm & Pet

Violet Murdoch

Ellie Oestreich

Reserve Champion Ewe Lamb

Keira Chillihitzia, Creston

Cianna Astaforoff

1st Sr. Showman, 1st Sr. Best Groomed, 3rd Place Ewe Lamb.

Hannah Jung

Market Lamb

2nd Sr. Best Groomed Buyer: Lotic Environmental

Rory Rauch, Creston

Grand Champion Ewe

Josh Gregr

Market Lamb Buyer: Elk Valley Precision & Cab Ltd.

2nd Sr. Showman Buyer: Kootenay Granite

Josh Gregr

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The 4-H Members would like to thank the following sponsors for their support in 2019! • Pine Butte Ranch • Lightburn Ranch • Kootenay Livestock Association • Thibeault Ranch • Hawke Ranch • DalPat Contracting • Lost Creek Ranch • Greg & Diane Dyble • Top Crop Garden, Farm & Pet • Anywear Garment Co. • Great West Equipment • Marg & Gordon Bostock • Amato Enterprises • Fiorentino Bros Contracting • Fiorentino Holdings • Waldo Stockbreeders Association • North Forty Ranch/Sandra & Tom Hallbauer • McDonald Ranch & Lumber

• Mostyn Custom Sawing • Jaffray Pub • Sarabun Family • Canfor-Elko • Apex Accounting • Sunrise Transport • Freightliner of Cranbrook • Gipman Millwork & Design • Asteria Tea • WOZ Mechanical • Golden Life Management • Dunlop Truck Centre • Rick’s Fine Meats & Sausage • Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce • Rosen Lake Sand & Gravel • Reay Family • Pighin Family • Cranbrook Interior Woodwork • Elizabeth Lake Lodge • Bridge Interiors

• New Dawn Developments • Imperial Enterprises • RDEK Areas A, B & C • East Kootenay Extra, Cranbrook Townsman • Diane Pickering • Southern Alberta Livestock Exchange • B104 • The Summit • M&H Logging

Record Book Award 1st Junior Kennedi Shade 2nd Junior Sawyer Hutchinson 1st Senior Jeremy Dyer 2nd Senior Paul Roepke

ALL OUR BUYERS, SPECTATORS,VOLUNTEERS, ALUMNI, LEADERS, MEMBERS & PARENTS – THANK YOU! THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR ANNUAL SHOW AND SALE AGAIN THIS YEAR!!!

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It’s Everyone’s Responsibility. Invasive Plant Management in the East Kootenay

What are Invasive Plants?

Invasive plant management is led primarily through the efforts of the East Kootenay Invasive Species Council and the Regional District of East Kootenay.

Invasive plants are all around us and pose a serious threat to wildlife, the economy, recreation and the environment. Spotted Knapweed is only one of over 80 species of invasive plants in BC. Many of those are right here in our corner of the province, and often these plants are quite pretty and seem harmless enough. When defining which plants are invasive plants, there are three things to consider: 1. They are not native to North America. 2. They are often poisonous or unpalatable to wildlife and livestock. 3. They are superior competitors that have a demonstrated ability to out-compete and displace native vegetation. Once invasive plant infestations become established, they are very difficult to combat and can have long-term devastating effects. They can destroy recreational areas and opportunities, clog waterways used for swimming and boating, choke out healthy plants, destroy habitat for wildlife, increase fire hazards and decrease land values. SPOTTED KNAPWEED

HOARY ALYSSUM

BLUEWEED

LEAFY SPURGE

ORANGE HAWKWEED

Grows to 0.7 metres and has white flowers carried on long stalks. Oval seedpods are flattened and held close to the stem. Leaves are grey-green in colour. Upper leaves are small and also clasped close to the stem. The entire plant is covered in starshaped hairs. It is spread by seed. The plant emerges early in spring and continues to flower and produce seed until frost.

Dry roadsides, rocky pastures, rangeland and disturbed habitats are the perfect location for this plant. It has bright blue blossoms covering the upper sides of the stems. The rough, hairy leaves become progressively smaller towards the top of the plant. The rough seeds usually fall to the ground around the parent plant, but they can stick to clothing or animal fur.

A bushy plant with clusters of small, yellowish green flowers supported by heart-shaped leaves below the flowers. Leaves are narrow and spiral around the stem. This plant produces a compound that inhibits the growth of other plants. It can be spread by seed, but advances more effectively through its extensive root system, with up to 300 plants forming on the roots.

Has vibrant orange flowers clustered at the top of stems covered in stiff black hairs. The leaves, long and oval-shaped, cluster at the base of the fibrous stems. It has above ground runners, grows to 0.6 metres tall, and contains a milky juice.

PURPLE LOOSESTRIFE

RUSH SKELETONWEED

COMMON TANSY

JAPANESE KNOTWEED

A shrub-like plant with stiff, foursided stems ending in spikes of showy purple flowers. Short, narrow leaves are stalk-less. Plants grow to 3 metres in height. Seeds are mainly distributed by water, but they can also be dispersed by animals and humans. A single plant can produce over 300,000 seeds.

A mass of wiry stems, small yellow flowers and nearly invisible narrow leaves giving it a skeleton-like appearance. A single plant can produce up to 20,000 seeds, which are then dispersed by wind, water, animals and humans.

An aromatic plant with numerous, yellow, button-shaped flowers in dense, flat-topped clusters at the tops of the plants. Leaves are deeply divided and almost fern-like. Mature plants grow 0.4-1.5 metres tall with upright stems that are often purplish red and dotted with glands.

A stout, shrub like plant that forms large, dense clumps that measure between 1 and 3 metres high. The stems are reddish in colour, ridged, jointed and hollow. The leaves are broad ovals with a truncated base. The flowers are small, creamy or white, and bloom in later summer and early autumn.

REGIONAL DISTRICT OF EAST KOOTENAY INVASIVE PLANT PROGRAM

EAST KOOTENAY INVASIVE SPECIES COUNCIL (EKISC)

NEIGHBOURHOOD INVASIVE PLANT PROGRAM

The RDEK’s Invasive Plant Program provides a variety of services for private land within the region, including: • Individualized support and development of invasive plant management plans for land holders; • Landowners/occupiers education and distribution of information and expertise; • Compliance and enforcement of the BC Weed Control Act; • Coordination of Invasive Plant management across Private and Crown land in the region; and, • Representation of local government and taxpayers’ interests on EKISC.

EKISC is a non-profit society which is responsible for invasive plant management efforts on Crown land within the region, including: • Public education and distribution of information; • Securing and administering invasive plant management funding; • Planning and coordinating treatments on Crown land in the region; • Developing partnerships to encourage prevention and management efforts; • Hiring and administering local contractors; • Monitoring on the ground treatments; and, • Maintaining a comprehensive inventory of invasive plants within the region.

The Neighbourhood Invasive Plant Program (NIPP) assists land occupiers in managing invasive plants on private land. The program provides: • Guidance and support; • Resources; • Site evaluations; • Sprayer loan out; and, • Financial assistance. Contact the RDEK or EKISC for more information. Intake to the program is limited so apply today.

Beware of Aquatic Invaders Invasive Plants are not just limited to the land. Lakes, rivers and streams in the East Kootenay are threatened by aquatic invasive species such as Eurasian Watermillfoil and Mussels. These species are spread by anglers, boaters and their equipment. By remembering to CLEAN, DRAIN & DRY your gear after each use, you can help stop their spread.

Eurasian Watermillfoil

Zebra Mussels

BCINVASIVES.CA

What You Can Do to Help PEOPLE ARE THE BIGGEST SPREADERS OF INVASIVE PLANTS. TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE: • Learn to recognize invasive plants. Visit Weeds BC’s website: www.weedsbc.bc.ca. • Report weed infestations to the East Kootenay Invasive Species Council at 1-888-553-5472 or www.ekisc.com. • Participate or organize a community weed pull.

INVASIVE PLANT QUICK REFERENCE TREATMENT TABLE

CONTROL METHOD

Hoary Alyssum

Blueweed

Leafy Spurge

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Orange Hawkweed

• Wash your gear, bikes,and recreational vehicles before and after each outing. • Check animals, clothes and equipment often for seeds. • Don’t cultivate invasive plant species in your garden, grow native species instead. Common Tansy

Rush Skeletonweed

Yellow Star Thistle

Japanese Knotweed

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Cut/Mow Hand Pull Burn

Effective Minimal Effect Negative Effect

• Try not to spread invasive plants. Seeds and plant parts are easily caught in shoes, clothing and undercarriages of vehicles. Take special care at campsites, roadsides, and trails. • Avoid activities that disturb soil or remove native plants. This can result in an invasive plant becoming established.

Herbicide Biological Control

N/A

Reseeding Cultivate/Disk/Till

For more information call the RDEK at 250-489-2791 or EKISC at 1-800-55-EKISC

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East Kootenay Extra

Thursday, June 27, 2019 E11

It’s Everyone’s Responsibility. Invasive Plant Management in the East Kootenay

What are Invasive Plants?

Invasive plant management is led primarily through the efforts of the East Kootenay Invasive Species Council and the Regional District of East Kootenay.

Invasive plants are all around us and pose a serious threat to wildlife, the economy, recreation and the environment. Spotted Knapweed is only one of over 80 species of invasive plants in BC. Many of those are right here in our corner of the province, and often these plants are quite pretty and seem harmless enough. When defining which plants are invasive plants, there are three things to consider: 1. They are not native to North America. 2. They are often poisonous or unpalatable to wildlife and livestock. 3. They are superior competitors that have a demonstrated ability to out-compete and displace native vegetation. Once invasive plant infestations become established, they are very difficult to combat and can have long-term devastating effects. They can destroy recreational areas and opportunities, clog waterways used for swimming and boating, choke out healthy plants, destroy habitat for wildlife, increase fire hazards and decrease land values. SPOTTED KNAPWEED

HOARY ALYSSUM

BLUEWEED

LEAFY SPURGE

ORANGE HAWKWEED

Grows to 0.7 metres and has white flowers carried on long stalks. Oval seedpods are flattened and held close to the stem. Leaves are grey-green in colour. Upper leaves are small and also clasped close to the stem. The entire plant is covered in starshaped hairs. It is spread by seed. The plant emerges early in spring and continues to flower and produce seed until frost.

Dry roadsides, rocky pastures, rangeland and disturbed habitats are the perfect location for this plant. It has bright blue blossoms covering the upper sides of the stems. The rough, hairy leaves become progressively smaller towards the top of the plant. The rough seeds usually fall to the ground around the parent plant, but they can stick to clothing or animal fur.

A bushy plant with clusters of small, yellowish green flowers supported by heart-shaped leaves below the flowers. Leaves are narrow and spiral around the stem. This plant produces a compound that inhibits the growth of other plants. It can be spread by seed, but advances more effectively through its extensive root system, with up to 300 plants forming on the roots.

Has vibrant orange flowers clustered at the top of stems covered in stiff black hairs. The leaves, long and oval-shaped, cluster at the base of the fibrous stems. It has above ground runners, grows to 0.6 metres tall, and contains a milky juice.

PURPLE LOOSESTRIFE

RUSH SKELETONWEED

COMMON TANSY

JAPANESE KNOTWEED

A shrub-like plant with stiff, foursided stems ending in spikes of showy purple flowers. Short, narrow leaves are stalk-less. Plants grow to 3 metres in height. Seeds are mainly distributed by water, but they can also be dispersed by animals and humans. A single plant can produce over 300,000 seeds.

A mass of wiry stems, small yellow flowers and nearly invisible narrow leaves giving it a skeleton-like appearance. A single plant can produce up to 20,000 seeds, which are then dispersed by wind, water, animals and humans.

An aromatic plant with numerous, yellow, button-shaped flowers in dense, flat-topped clusters at the tops of the plants. Leaves are deeply divided and almost fern-like. Mature plants grow 0.4-1.5 metres tall with upright stems that are often purplish red and dotted with glands.

A stout, shrub like plant that forms large, dense clumps that measure between 1 and 3 metres high. The stems are reddish in colour, ridged, jointed and hollow. The leaves are broad ovals with a truncated base. The flowers are small, creamy or white, and bloom in later summer and early autumn.

REGIONAL DISTRICT OF EAST KOOTENAY INVASIVE PLANT PROGRAM

EAST KOOTENAY INVASIVE SPECIES COUNCIL (EKISC)

NEIGHBOURHOOD INVASIVE PLANT PROGRAM

The RDEK’s Invasive Plant Program provides a variety of services for private land within the region, including: • Individualized support and development of invasive plant management plans for land holders; • Landowners/occupiers education and distribution of information and expertise; • Compliance and enforcement of the BC Weed Control Act; • Coordination of Invasive Plant management across Private and Crown land in the region; and, • Representation of local government and taxpayers’ interests on EKISC.

EKISC is a non-profit society which is responsible for invasive plant management efforts on Crown land within the region, including: • Public education and distribution of information; • Securing and administering invasive plant management funding; • Planning and coordinating treatments on Crown land in the region; • Developing partnerships to encourage prevention and management efforts; • Hiring and administering local contractors; • Monitoring on the ground treatments; and, • Maintaining a comprehensive inventory of invasive plants within the region.

The Neighbourhood Invasive Plant Program (NIPP) assists land occupiers in managing invasive plants on private land. The program provides: • Guidance and support; • Resources; • Site evaluations; • Sprayer loan out; and, • Financial assistance. Contact the RDEK or EKISC for more information. Intake to the program is limited so apply today.

Beware of Aquatic Invaders Invasive Plants are not just limited to the land. Lakes, rivers and streams in the East Kootenay are threatened by aquatic invasive species such as Eurasian Watermillfoil and Mussels. These species are spread by anglers, boaters and their equipment. By remembering to CLEAN, DRAIN & DRY your gear after each use, you can help stop their spread.

Eurasian Watermillfoil

Zebra Mussels

BCINVASIVES.CA

What You Can Do to Help PEOPLE ARE THE BIGGEST SPREADERS OF INVASIVE PLANTS. TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE: • Learn to recognize invasive plants. Visit Weeds BC’s website: www.weedsbc.bc.ca. • Report weed infestations to the East Kootenay Invasive Species Council at 1-888-553-5472 or www.ekisc.com. • Participate or organize a community weed pull.

INVASIVE PLANT QUICK REFERENCE TREATMENT TABLE

CONTROL METHOD

Hoary Alyssum

Blueweed

Leafy Spurge

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Orange Hawkweed

• Wash your gear, bikes,and recreational vehicles before and after each outing. • Check animals, clothes and equipment often for seeds. • Don’t cultivate invasive plant species in your garden, grow native species instead. Common Tansy

Rush Skeletonweed

Yellow Star Thistle

Japanese Knotweed

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Cut/Mow Hand Pull Burn

Effective Minimal Effect Negative Effect

• Try not to spread invasive plants. Seeds and plant parts are easily caught in shoes, clothing and undercarriages of vehicles. Take special care at campsites, roadsides, and trails. • Avoid activities that disturb soil or remove native plants. This can result in an invasive plant becoming established.

Herbicide Biological Control

N/A

Reseeding Cultivate/Disk/Till

For more information call the RDEK at 250-489-2791 or EKISC at 1-800-55-EKISC

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Cranbrook & District 4-H Year in Review

Submitted

A

s another 4-H year draws to a close, we reflect on the success of our 2018-2019 year. The East Kootenay region is the home of the Cranbrook & District 4-H Council and it’s four clubs. We have 4 clubs in our area and they include one in the Elk Valley, one in the South Country and two in the Cranbrook area. These clubs encompass areas all around them from Sparwood to Grasmere, Jaffray to Wardner, from Bull River to Parsons and from Cranbrook to Fort Steele and

all areas in between. This year we started off with our annual 4-H camp at Rock Lake Camp near Elko. It was well attended and everyone had a great time. Clubs got established in late September and into October with registration. We started out with Beef weigh in at Wycliffe in November and weighed in 17 steers. Members gave back to their communities in December by running Salvation Army kettles, baking, caroling and supporting those in need. In January members spent time preparing their speeches in

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preparation for District and Regional competitions in March. In February, 12 sheep and 12 swine were weighed in at the Grasmere Hall and everyone was fed by the foods club. March 10th district/ regional public speaking was held at the College of the Rockies in Cranbrook. The winners were Seniors 1st Mackenzie H, 2nd Emily L and 3rd Ellie S and for the Juniors 1st Ava, 2nd Alyssa and 3rd Erica. Ellie S will be representing our region in July at the Provincial communication finals in Langley. April 13-14th we held our 2nd Ag for All-Open Show at the Wycliffe Exhibition Grounds. We were fortunate to have the financial support of Kemlee Equipment and RDEK Areas A, B, C, E, F and G to add to our success. It was an amazing learning opportunity for members, friends, alumni and families. A great deal of work was put in to this to make it such a great success.

A special thank you to Sarann and her crew for their dedication and hard work. May 4th we held our Regional 4-H Rally at Fort Steele. It was a full day of judging, dress revue, foods, craft displays, educational displays and Cloverbud activities and visiting. The Senior District Aggregate was 1st Emily L, 2nd Mackenzie H and 3rd Tom Jung and for the Juniors 1st Hunter W, 2nd Avery D and Kelly G and 3rd Ava M. Dress Revue 1st Avery D and 2nd Alyssa T and Alexa M Honorable Mention. The craft displays 1st Avery D and 2nd Alyssa T, Foods – Senior 1st Rashandra G, 2nd Hailey S and 3rd Chris G and for Juniors 1st Alyssa, 2nd Zhaniia F and 3rd Kelly G. We had two Educational Displays Senior 1st Desirae B and Junior 1st Ava M. We would like to thank our volunteers, alumni and parents for their assistance in making this day

Mercer Celgar is North America’s newest and largest softwood kraft pulp mill, located in Castlegar, B.C. Mercer Celgar is part of Mercer International, which also owns and operates three world class softwood mills and a sawmill in Germany. All mills continue to invest in their core assets and investigate new revenue streams in the emerging bio-economy to further improve their long term viability. Presently we are seeking applications for the following position: (Relief) FIBRE & MILL SERVICES SUPERVISOR Opportunity exists immediately for a safety committed (Relief) Fibre & Mill Services Supervisor at our Castlegar facility to complement our Operations crews. We are an innovating team that is looking for creative people to work within our fibre handling team. Reporting to the Area Manager the F&MS Supervisor is responsible for the daily operations in our wood and material handling departments. This includes the safe operation and supervision of our chipping facilities, log yard and mobile equipment fleet. Knowledge of mobile equipment is an asset for this position. Previous experience in a supervisory role is a benefit for applicants as well. The successful applicant will have the following abilities: • Support a World Class Safety Program • Ability to maintain focus on safety throughout all activities • Capability of leading diverse teams of people • Excellent verbal and written communication skills • The ability to work within Word, Excel, Outlook, and other operational software packages • Be able to organize and prioritize work tasks • Think innovatively and creatively This position will relieve for 2 distinct shift schedules: the first shift is a 12 hour dayshift on a 4 days on, 4 days off rotation; the second shift is a weekday, dayshift schedule. Scheduling will be determined with as much notice as possible, however the successful applicant must be able to sometimes adapt on relatively short notice. Mercer Celgar is an innovative and progressive mill. As a learning organization, we are working together to be the best for our communities, our environment and our future. We offer unparalleled career development and challenging work opportunities, a collegial and stable work environment and an incomparable family and recreational oriented life style along with competitive pay, benefits and pension package. For the discerning professional looking to make a difference, this is a rare opportunity! If you want to live in one of the most desirable places in Canada, then you will want to know more about Mercer Celgar! Go to www.mercerint.com. Want to know about Castlegar & the Kootenays? Go to www.castlegar.com When applying for this position please quote reference id: 2019-04. Think you can make a difference? Then send your resume to: HR@celgar.com by June 30, 2019

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a success. A special thank you to Columbia Basin Trust for their support and making our day a success. Emily M and Olivia M will be going to Youth Action in Kamloops in July. Our District is also doing a club to club exchange with Rocklyn 4-H Club in Ontario. Their members will be coming here in July and our members and 2 leaders will be going there in August. We know that these members will have the greatest life experiences at both events and will build lifelong friendships. Our members have been preparing their animals for the Show and Sale on June 2, 2019. Animals have been clipped, sheared, washed and taught to lead all in preparation for this big day. Our Market animals will be 16 Steers, 12 Hogs and 7 Lambs. We will also be showing 3 Ewe lambs and 9 Heifers and an open class of calves. The members have put in a great deal of care and attention into their animals. They have learned responsibility, bookkeeping, animal husbandry, management skills and some hardship along the way. These skills have helped build our leaders of tomorrow. We wish to thank our sponsors, supporters, alumni, volunteers, leaders and parents for their amazing support throughout the year. Thank you to Hannah for being our Ambassador the last two years. We couldn’t do what we do for our youth without everyone’s help. A special thank you to RDEK Areas A, B, and C for their support of our Show and Sale. We appreciate everyone supporting the 4-H program.

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Mercer Celgar is North America’s newest and largest softwood Kraft pulp mill, located in Castlegar, B.C. Mercer Celgar is part of Mercer International, which also owns and operates three world class softwood mills and a sawmill in Germany. All mills continue to invest in their core assets and investigate new revenue streams in the emerging bio-economy to further improve their long term viability. Opportunity exists immediately for a safety committed Heavy-Duty Equipment Mechanic to join our Maintenance group. Reporting to the Maintenance Supervisor, Mobile Equipment, the Heavy-Duty Equipment Mechanic is responsible for maintaining and repairing all light and heavy mobile equipment at Mercer Celgar. The successful applicant’s responsibilities will include: • Working safely and upholding Celgar’s World Class Safety Program • Maintaining all the light and heavy mobile equipment at Mercer Celgar • Responding to work orders in a timely fashion and taking a pro-active, preventative approach to equipment maintenance. • Testing repaired equipment to ensure it meets specifications • Adhering to Celgar’s Maintenance Schedule to ensure compliance of mobile equipment The successful applicant will have the following qualifications and abilities: • Interprovincial Red Seal Endorsement (RSE) as a Heavy Duty Mechanic • Completion of High School or G.E.D. • Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively with supervision, tradespersons, and Operations to achieve outstanding results • Knowledge and understanding of best practices in preventative and predicative maintenance Mercer Celgar is an innovative and progressive mill. As a learning organization, we are working together to be the best for our communities, our environment and our future. We offer unparalleled career development and challenging work opportunities, a collegial and stable work environment and an incomparable family and recreational oriented life style along with competitive pay, benefits and pension package. For more details on Mercer, go to www.mercerint.com.

We thank all applicants. Only those whose candidacy best suits our needs will be contacted.

Think you can make a difference? Then send your resume (as a PDF) to: HR@celgar.com by June 30, 2019.

Working together to be the best for our communities, our environment… our future!

When applying for this position please quote reference id: 2019-07.

The Cranbrook District Teachers’ Association would like to honour the long and distinguished careers of the following teachers who have retired this past school year .

Janette Doyle Greg Sakowicz Karen Deibert Miriam Saville Jan Grady Karen Bedell Janet Levang Joanne Weatherall Carol Johns Hugh MacPherson Thank you for all your years of dedication to the teaching profession.

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The Weed Warrior

Poisonous Daphne, the spurge laurel

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he Invasive Species Council of B.C. (ISCBC) says: “A gardening favourite and a bird’s delight, spurge-laurel (Daphne laureola) is a seemingly harmless plant that resembles the Pacific rhododendron; however, this invasive plant grows rapidly, out-competes native vegetation, and poses a serious health risk to people and pets from its poisonous sap.” According to King County in Washington State, birds and rodents can eat the berries and spread the seeds of this invasive plant, but the bark, leaves and berries of Daphne/ Spurge-Laurel are poisonous to your cat, dog and you. Why anyone would want to grow toxic plants in their yard is beyond me. Let’s protect our neighbourhoods by planting safer, more useful alternatives in our gardens — like Oregon Grape, Evergreen Huckleberry, Skimmia Cultivars and Pacific Rhododendron which are listed in ISCBC’s Grow-me-Instead brochure that you can find at this internet site bcinvasives.ca. Oregon Grape is a native plant that grows wild in my neighbourhood. It has been used medicinally to treat psoriasis, stomach ulcers, gastroesophageal reflux disease, stomach upset, as a bitter tonic, to treat infections, and to cleanse the bowels. First Nations used it to treat fever, arthritis, jaundice, diarrhea, and other maladies. According to B.C’s E-Flora Atlas, Ever-

green Huckleberry only grows at the coast so let’s look at growing our native East Kootenay Huckleberry bush. The website www.gardeningknowhow.com recommends transplanting Huckleberry bushes or rhizomes in moist, partially shaded, acidic soil (ph 4.35.2), in the fall. The website describes a detailed plan for successfully growing Huckleberries. Skimmia Cultivars is described at the website mikesgardentop5plants.wordpress. com. It seems to grow best in Zones 6-9. Zones 3-4, where we live, may be too cold. Your favourite Garden Center should know. If you try Skimmia, all but the hermaphrodite variety have both male and female plants, and each gender produces flowers, which may be a challenge to tell them apart, if you want berries. In any case, Skimmia Cultivars is

a popular flowering hedge choice at the coast. The website www. gardeningknowhow. com, on Cold, hardy Rhododendrons for Zone 4, gives us information on how they can prosper here. The Gardening knowhow website tells us Zone 4 Rhododendron varieties, like the Northern Lights series, can stand winter temperatures in the -34C to -42C range. The Northern Lights series has Rhodies with white, golden, pink, salmon, or lavender flowers. The University of Finland is developing a series called “Marjatta” which they hope will be even hardier. To help your Rhodies survive our winter, the website above recommends we plant them where there is protection from harsh wind, in well draining loose soil that contains mulch.

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hat do Larry McMurtry, Stephanie from his novels. These range from facing’ and ‘The Handmaid’s Meyer and Thomas Harris have in unwatchable garbage (‘Maximum Tale’), James Patterson has only common? Overdrive,’ ‘Graveyard Shift,’ and had four, and poor Danielle Steel Besides authoring massive bestsellers, they ‘Dreamcatcher’) to Oscar-winning has only had one motion picture have all had six motion picmasterpieces (‘Stand made out of her one hundred and tures made from their works. By Me,’ ‘Misery,’ seventy-four books written (1983’s Meyer has had five ‘Twiand ‘The Shawshank ‘Now and Forever’—shown only BookNotes light’ movies and one of her Redemption.’). For- in Australia). novel ‘The Host.’ ty-two is a lot of Mike movies, but to be Harris has had five HanniMike Selby is Information Selby Services Librarian at the bal Lecter novels turned into fair, he has written Cranbrook Public Library films, and one about the terover ninety books. rorist group Black September What is surprising titled ‘Black Sunday.’ is how few authors have had films At right: Jack Nicholson in The Shining, ‘The Last Picture Show’ and ‘Terms of En- made from their works. Margaret one of42 films made from Stephen King’s novels. dearment,’ are adaptations of McMurtry’s Atwood has only had two (‘Surworks, as well as four other lesser known ones. These authors are also still alive, which is a Celebration of Life for good restriction to use when counting number of films made from a specific author. Otherwise James Wayne (Jim) one is faced with the likes of Arthur Conan Doyle, whose Sherlock Holmes has appeared Ban Quan in two hundred and eleven feature films, all A Celebration of Life for James Wayne squeezed out of only four novels and five short (Jim) Ban Quan is being held on story collections. June 29, 2019 at the Fraternal Order of ‘Dracula’ has also seen well over two hundred Eagles Hall in Cranbrook from films stem from just one book by Bram Stoker. 12 PM tp 3 PM at 711 Kootenay St. N ‘Cinderella’ has seen the silver screen about fifty times since 1899, but this story has no known author, being traced in European and Greek variants dating from before the birth of Christ. Charles Dickens would be another one, with TRY OUR 18 HOLE PUTTING COURSE. hundreds of films made from his work. PUBLIC IS ALWAYS WELCOME! So, which living author has had the most film adaptations of their books? Most can probably guess who it is. Horror writers Dean Koontz and Clive Barker join bittersweet novelist Nick Hornby for eight films each. Various lawyers and a boy wizard have J.K. Rowling and John Grisham tied with nine films apiece. Ian McEwan and John le Carre (yes, he is still alive) are tied with ten films. Romance and recently controversial novelist Nicholas Sparks comes in second place with eleven motion picture adaptations, which include ‘Message in a Bottle, ‘A Walk to Remember,’ and the award winning ‘The Notebook.’ If you haven’t guessed already, first place Located at the Kimberley Riverside Campground / Open to public and fun for all ages! goes to Stephen King, who — for better or www.kimberleycampground.com • 1-877-999-2929 worse — has seen forty-two feature films made

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In Loving Memory of Joshua Michael Anderson November 5, 1993 - June 30, 2013

Until we meet again one day Always remembered and never forgotten We love you Josh and miss you more with each passing day.

GARAGE SALE

Sat., June 29 9 am – 4 pm 1120 - 26th Ave. S.

DOWNSIZING!

FABRIC & QUILTING ITEMS

Household items, small appliances, some tools, exercise equip.

Love: Mom, Dad, Cass, Matt, Gramma, Grampa and all your Aunties, Uncles and Cousins that miss you so much.

Open HOuses saturday June 29th

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2437177 Jeannie Argatoff

11:00 am-1:00 pm 5145 & 5028 New Lake Road $1,450,000

Private 53.47 acres on New Lake with two separate titles, 2 log cabins, 2017 modular home, workshop with huge bay doors, 4 bay garage & more.

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A Special Thanks From the Family of Jean Huxtable We would like to sincerely thank all our friends and relatives for the support and love shown to us at such a difficult time. The cards, donations and kind words were very much appreciated. Our family would like to say a special thank-you to Dr. Davis and her team for the care and kindness shown to mom and the family.

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Day after day we think of you, A thousand tears we’ve cried. Though we can not see you We know you’re by our side. It broke our hearts to lose you But you did not go alone, As part of us went with you The day God called you home. It’s 10 years now since we lost you, Our hearts still ache today. We know you watch over all of us And visit us as you may. Forever Missed - Forever Loved: Kayla, Bradey, Shanna, Grandchildren; Mom, Dad, Bro, Sis, nieces & nephews “See you on the other side”

1:30 pm- 3:00 pm 1429-4 Avenue South $439,700 0.218 acre lot in Gordon Heights, 4 bdrm, 3 bath home with new floors, facia, HW tank, furnace, multi jetted shower & more!

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2431381 Melanie Walsh & Gerald Walsh

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Key City Theatre Hugs: To Dr. Kempston and welcome to ilies as all others and the plots all cost the Cranbrook. Hugs also for the gals that work same. MAINTENANCE INCLUDED! so in his office, always so helpful on the phone include it! Yes, BIG slugs! and well — just nice ladies. I am so thankful for everything you did for me. I had surgery Send Hugs & Slugs to January 7th, and I am forever grateful. shannon.stewart@cranbrooktownsman.com

Hugs: To Lisa the nurse who took care of me while I was in the E.K.R.H. on June 7th having day surgery. Lisa, your soft spoken voice and kindness was so comforting, making sure I was ok before surgery and afterwards. You took all my information and then got me into bed, then when I came out of surgery you were there once again, and you were with me right until I was discharged. Many thanks to you Lisa and big hugs ! Slugs: To the lazy people who dump their yard waste at the entrance to the Cranbrook Community Forest! Hugs: Thank you to the kind man who paid my coffee at the Tim Horton’s on Wednesday, June 19. Such a treat & I will pay it forward. Hugs: Hugs once again for Stewart Wilson for the beautiful picture of the Northern Shoveler among the cattails. This pic was in the East Kootenay Extra on June 20th. Please keep taking these wonderful pictures, it just brightens up my day and many others I’m sure. Slugs: To the person driving a silver SUV with a N sticker on it for throwing your garbage out the window right in front of me! You know who you are! I blasted my horn at you! Disgusting!! I went out after and picked it up! Shame on you! Hugs: To Kootenay Lawn Doctor and a big thank you to Cam and Ethan and staff. Prompt service, always professional on the phone and when they come to your house. They have good advice to give you as well, just helping you do the right things for your lawn. Hubby and I highly recommend that you give them a try if you haven’t already. Slugs: And more slugs to the city for not maintaining ALL sections of local cemetery. I am beyond disgusted at the lack of respect for some families. How dare you leave some sections unwatered and not maintained. Those loved ones were as precious to their fam-

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Slugs: To the big retail stores that are cutting back on expenses with utilizing less sales outlet personnel. On Tuesday, June 18th, no one at one store manning the express and only two manning the regular tills as well as customer service. Stood in line for 25 minutes. Have seen the same at other stores as well. Do we not pay for service when we visit these stores? My understanding is that the stores want this self checkout to be the way of the future. Some people in small community B.C. need these jobs to help out paying the bills. Do them a favor and lets make the stores utilize these positions with real people. Hugs: To the customers that complain about the self checkouts. I must respect the ones that stand in the line ups until they get fed up and leave buggies full of merchandise in frustration. Wake up stores, in the big picture your losing money. Let’s look at customer service being the main concerns over bigger profits.

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waste. Occasional fasting increases the amounts of chaperone proteins that make sure cell molecule manufacture happens correctly inside the cell. Fasting also increases brainderived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) which protects stressed neutrons from dying. Low levels of BDNF are found in people with Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, depression and dementia. BDNF also strengthens n e u ra l c o n n e c t i o n s, increases the production of new neurons and has an anti-depressive effect. The result for intermittent fasters is feeling well, thinking clearly and having a well protected brain. Just as it wouldn’t be a good idea to jump into an intense exercise regime after years of being a couch potato, don’t jump into intermittent fasting too quickly. If you typically eat three meals a day plus snacks, ease into intermittent fasting so you can transition through the possibility of getting headaches, lightheadedness and feeling cranky more easily by skipping just one meal a day. Once through the transition you might find that you feel better, have improved energy and mental clarity, and you might even shed a bit of unwanted weight.

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$214,900

$199,900

Be prepared to have your breath taken away at this lovely home looking towards the Steeples and the Kootenay River. 2435475

Well taken care of semi-detached home featuring 2+2 bedrooms in a central location. 2435476

Fully updated home with detached shop, additional parking, close to schools, parks and so much more! 2435438

Renovated townhome in central location with finished basement. 2435354

Spacious 1980 Manufactured home with large addition and a single garage. 2437834

2506 McLeary Crescent N

1401 20A Street S

2201 Southview Court

523 14th Avenue S

1816 Mt Connell Crescent N

$419,900

$429,999

$649,900

$269,900

$369,900

! D L SO Well maintained one owner home that backs onto public greenspace. 2437794

In the heart of Southview with incredible views of the Rocky mountains is this updated ground level entry home. 2437733

Have it all! Nestle into this 2 storey, 2012 built home, offering 0.419 acres of space to entertain friends and your growing family. 2437598

Character abounds in this late 1950’s home in mature setting with picturesque views of Fisher Peak and the Steeples. 2437494

A rare find in Park Royal with this one owner home! 2437475

Lot 1 Fenwick Road

4015 Kahn Road

370 Mission Crescent

112 5th Avenue S

1601 Cranbrook Street N

$699,900

125 acre parcel with majestic views and glorious river frontage along the Kootenay River. 2438458

$589,900

Stunning home tucked away on your private 5.93 acreage lot just minutes from town! 2437154

$332,900

Spacious modular home with all of the amenities. 2437117

$134,900

This character home is well priced to allow the home to be upgraded and renovated. 2437224

$359,900

Well established Family Restaurant for sale (business only) in central location with high visibility along the Highway 3 Corridor through Cranbrook (the Strip). 2433402

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