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Friday, January 21, 2011
SPORTS
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Big White Racers results Members of the Big White Racers competed last weekend at a giant slalom event at Sun Peaks near Kamloops. Following are top 10 results for local competitors: Saturday, Jan. 15 • K1- women’s (1998 and 1999) - Race 1 2nd Ella Alfonso r58.53 4th Olivia Baldassare 59.25 • K1 women’s (1998 and 1999) - Race 2 2nd Ella Alfonso 54.99 8th Olivia Baldassare 57.76 • K1 - Men’s (1998 and 1999) - Race 1
1st Ryan Moffat 56.92 5th Zane Torres 1:01.02 6th Trygg Nelson 1:01.34 8th Cam Rasmussen 1:02.89 • K1 - Men’s (1998 and 1999) - Race 2 2nd Ryan Moffat 54.64 5th Zane Torres 57.80 7th Trygg Nelson 58.97 8th Cam Rasmussen 59.75 • K2 - Women’s (1996 and 1997) - Race 1 1st Megan Moffat 54.90 4th Olivia Kirby 57.17 • K2 - Women’s (1996 and 1997) - Race 2 1st Megan Moffat 53.49 4th Olivia Kirby 55.71
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lowna and Lincoln Lanes in Vernon. This is a 24-city competition with mens, ladies and mixed events. Rutland’s team trials were held Jan. 16 at Capri Valley Lanes with the top six men and top six ladies forming the team. The qualifiers are: Amanda Menta, Jo-Ann Bosch, Charmaine Loff, Lori Faasse, Ashley Fowler, Carol Secca, Michael Courier, Ken Blacke, Matt Schultz, Randy Blaschuk, Dustin Issel and Shayne Davy. The coach is Ray Baillie and the manager is Sharron Koffler. Capri Valley Bowling Lanes Classic League scores: Matt Schultz of Security Paving four-game high for men 1,116; Security Paving’s Lori Faasse ladies fourgame best 1,062; Randy Blaschuk of Aquabase Carpet Cleaning men’s high single 312; Faasse 309. Cookson Motors best team single 973; Security Pavking rolled the best team series score with 3,190.
MORE BOWLING SCORES…
The following are the high scoes for the Capri Valley Lanes YBC Bowling Leagues for the week ending rJan. 9: • Smurf division Hi Single Girls: Bridey Littlejohn 117 Boys: Dillon Morningbird 150 Hi Double Girls: Bridey Littlejohn 225 Boys: Tanner Homen 256 Hi Average Girls: Danica Wilson 107 Boys: Dane Shumay 113 Bowler of the week – Tanner Homen +40 • Bantam division Hi Single Girls: Brie-Lynn Sargeant 188 Boys: James Morningbird 172 Hi Triple Girls: Ashlie Wurst 298 Boys: Dylan Cournoyer 403 Hi Average Girls: Kassidy Mitchell 115 Boys: James Morningbird 118 Bowler of the week – Brie-Lynn Sargeant +67 • Junior division Hi Single Girls: Kelsie Zinger 208 Boys: Devin Wapen 246 Hi Triple Girls: Harli Loff 480 Boys: Devin Wapen 622 Hi Average Girls: Harli Loff 172
• K2 - Men’s (1996 and 1997) - Race 1 1st Connor Callaghan 53.47 2nd Seger Nelson 54.15 9th Evan Kwong 59.40 • K2 - Men’s (1996 and 1997) - Race 2 1st Seger Nelson 52.77 3rd Connor Callaghan 53.61 Sunday, Jan. 16 Giant Slalom Two-run race combined time. • K1 - Women’s (1998 and 1999) 2nd Ella Alphonso 2:12.19 • K1 - Men’s (1998 and 1999) 1st Ryan Moffat
2:07.70 3rd Trygg Nelson 2:10.03 7th Cole Pederson 2:23.65 8th Rylan Giebelhaus 2:24.37 • K2 - Women’s (1996 and 1997) 1st Megan Moffat 2:00.83 4th Olivia Kirby 2:05.76 7th Kelty Slaney 2:12.53 • K2 - Men’s (1996 and 1997) 7th Shaun Taylor 2:12.56 Masters Division 1st run - Gerry Whittaker 1st 54.22 2nd run - Gerry Whittaker 2nd 54.14 Combinded time - 1st Gerry Whittaker 2:00.72
Brandon Belbin Bowler of the week – Matthew Greer • Senior division Hi Single Matt Maday Hi Triple Ricky MacMillan Hi Average Matt Maday
BOAZ JOSEPH/BLACK PRESS
KELOWNA’S Kelly Scott delivers a rock at the Scotties B.C. women’s curling 180 +98 235 599 189
championship this week in Cloverdale. The Scott rink will close out the round robin portion of the championship on Friday morning with a game against Victoria’s Roz Craig. The top four teams will make the playoffs in the Page format, with the final to be played Sunday at 2 p.m. For updated results on the provincial championship, visit curlbc.ca.
City in Action COUNCIL HIGHLIGHTS
WALMART CORRECTION NOTICE
Webber Vitamin D Twin Pack 2 x 240 will not be available.
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We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.
Applicant: Worman Resources Inc. Owner: T & A Synergy Enterprises Ltd.
Sewer Servicing Agreement
City Council approved a sewer servicing agreement with the Okanagan Indian Band for a 16-unit apartment building on Jim Bailey Road. The agreement will help the band provide affordable rental housing and is an environmentally sound way to dispose of wastewater.
Electricity Regulation Bylaw
An electrical utility rate increase of 6.6 per cent was approved by Council. The new rate will come into effect in March, pending final reading of the Electricity Regulation Bylaw on Jan. 24.
Parking Ticket Change
Council approved increasing the discount rate to $10 for early payment tickets issued for expired meter parking. The discount rate for payment within 24 hours was previously $5. Effective February 1, the $10 rate will apply if paid within 14 days of receiving a parking ticket.
Council Remuneration Task Force
Council directed staff to create the terms of reference for the 2011 Council Remuneration Task Force. Staff will also seek members for the task force and will accept applications until Feb. 4 at the Office of the City Clerk or online at kelowna.ca/council by clicking on Council Committee Vacancies. kelowna.ca/council
1205 Richter Street
Z10-0104/DP10-0175/DVP10-0176
To rezone the subject properties from the RU6 - Two Dwelling Housing zone to the RM5 - Medium Density Multiple Housing zone in order to allow for a 26-unit apartment building. A Development Permit for the form and character of a 26-unit apartment building. A Development Variance Permit concerning variances to site coverage, a flanking street side yard setback, and a side yard setback. Applicant: GTA Architecture Owner: Eric Nickel
1020 Graham Road
Z10-0028 / DVP 10-0178
To vary the separation distance between two buildings from 4.5 m required to 3.2m proposed. To rezone the subject property from the RU1 – Large lot housing zone to RU6 – Two dwelling housing zone. Applicant: Peter Chataway Owner: Grexton Lyall
2767/2771 Hwy 97 North
PUBLIC MEETING Advisory Planning Commission
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City Hall 1435 Water Street Kelowna, BC V1Y 1J8 250 469-8500 ask@kelowna.ca
The Commission will hold a public meeting on: Tuesday, February 1, 2011 at 6 pm City Hall, 1435 Water Street Council Chambers The public is invited to express their views to the Commission.
DP11-0010/DVP11-0011
To obtain a Development Permit for the form & character of a proposed car dealership. To obtain a Development Variance Permit to vary the minimum setback from Hwy 97 from 15.0m required to 4.5m proposed. Applicant: CEI Architecture Owner: RJS Holdings
810-1824 Gordon Drive Z10-0103
The Advisory Planning Commission is a forum for citizen input in the planning process. The Commission is made up of nine citizens who make recommendations to Council on community and neighbourhood plans, rezoning applications and development permits.
To place two 2 storey buildings in 2 phases with variance for 0 lot line.
INFO: 250 469 8626
kelowna.ca/apc
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