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School businessThe Central Okanagan Board of Education is having another go at re-aligning school catchment areas in Lake Country................................2
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June 17, 2015
KEVIN PARNELL
Alaina Podmorow has accomplished a lot dur-ing the last nine years.
Set to graduate high school this year, Pod-morow, 17, has spent al-most a decade of her young life committed to building a human rights organization called Little Women for Little Women in Afghanistan. During that time and together with friends, she has built an organization that spreads across Can-ada and the US and has raised over $500,000 to help educate women and girls in Afghanistan.
Quite the accomplish-ment for someone who is not even out of high school. It even surprises
her a little.“I de� nitely am sur-
prised in the sense that I never expected to be here, where I am today,” said Podmorow on Fri-day in an interview with the Lake Country Cal-endar.
“When I was nine years old and holding my � rst fundraiser to raise enough money for one teacher for a year in Af-ghanistan I was thinking that would be my con-tribution. But after that I really knew I had a much bigger job to do. It’s sur-prising at times but it’s such an amazing feeling. It leaves my heart feel-ing so full because of the work I have done and other little women have done and the support we
have received.”Podmorow formed
Little Women for Little Women at nine years of age after watching a presentation from hu-man rights activist and author Sally Armstrong about the plight of girls in Afghanistan. � ere, girls weren’t even allowed to go to school under the reign of the Taliban.
Armstrong com-pleted her presentation with eight words that sparked something in Podmorow. And when she heard those words— “� e worst thing you can do is nothing” —Pod-morow was moved to take action.
“� at was the night I knew I was going to do something to make
a change,” she said, re-calling the moment when her mission be-came clear. “� ere were all these really horrible human rights violations happening to women and girls and they weren’t even given the oppor-tunity to get an educa-tion. I knew right away in the pit of my stomach that that was so wrong and shouldn’t be happen-ing in our world. I felt I had a responsibility in the global community to do something to make a change.”
And change has hap-pened thanks to Pod-morow and her team which includes about 15
Human rights work a calling for Lake Country’s Alaina
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ALAINA PODMOROW was recently awarded Plan Canada’s Top 20 Under 20 award for 2015. SEE EXCELLENCE A3
BUGS ARE GOOD…It’s open season for insect hotels at Davidson Road Elementary. � e four kindergarten classes at Davidson Road Elementary held an o� cial opening for the insect hotels as 87 students designed and built them with the help of parents, teachers and the community. � e struc-tures are designed to attract bugs to pol-linate plants in the area. “� e students have evolved from curious to creators, from bystanders to builders and from squishers to savers,” said prin-cipal Janet Slaney. “We’re so very proud of our students to take on this respons-ibility. � is has strengthened the con-nection between the students and their natural environment.”Students gathered around the Bug Oasis are (from bottom left) Emma, Noah, Mitchell, Seth, Olivia and Aliya.
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� e help wanted sign is going up at Interior Health—and the job to be � lled is right at the top.
IH president and CEO Robert Halpenny has told the health au-thority’s board of direc-tors he plans to resign in the fall to “pursue other opportunities.”
“While I will miss the role and especial-ly the people I interacted with each day, it is time for me to pursue other opportunities and for a new CEO to lead Inter-ior Health and our com-mitted, passionate health professionals forward,” he said.
Halpenny has led In-terior Health since Janu-ary 2010.
IH board chairman
Erwin Malzer praised Halpenny for the job he has done as CEO.
“He has driven trans-
formative change across the organization with a primary focus on quality improvement in all ac-
tivities of the health au-thority,” said Malzer.
“� ere is not a facility, program or service with-in Interior Health that does not have his legacy stamped on it.”
Malzer said the IH board has appointed a search committee to dir-ect the process to � nd a successor to Halpenny, who will remain on the job until this fall.
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Robert Halpenny
‘‘It is time…for a new CEO to lead Interior Health and our commit-ted, passionate health profes-sionals forward.
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Researchers at UBC Okanagan are work-ing with local ranchers and stakeholders to de-termine the best way to protect drinking water on cattle grazing lands.
Engineering pro-fessor and microbiolo-gist Deborah Roberts is leading student research into drinking water sup-ply intakes and lake out-� ows. � eir study centres on water sources from areas with mixed uses including cattle graz-ing, camping, hiking, and motorized recreation.
“We have a lot of
community outreach built into this project and people are concerned about drinking water,” said Roberts. “At the same time, while there are best management practices in place—like fencing around a body of water to keep cat-tle out—water is still be-coming contaminated.”
Funding for the $150,000 three-year study has come from the Investment Agricul-ture Foundation, B.C. Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Re-source Operations, and
the North Okanagan Regional District. Other stakeholders include In-terior Health Author-ity, the BC Cattlemen’s Association, and local municipalities.
Ranchers pay fees to the provincial govern-ment to allow the cattle onto Crown Lands.
“Cattle graze in the watersheds in the sum-mer months,” said Rob-erts. “� e Ministry has done a lot of work and they now need to gather the scienti� c evidence that these practices are working.”
Samples have been taken from several sources, including lakes, creeks, water intakes, and areas where cattle graze and wade into water-courses. Researchers are checking turbidity and levels of pathogens such as cryptosporidium and E.coli.
How long patho-gens survive in manure, whether rain and melt-
water wash them into drinking water sources and the e� ects of natur-al contaminants such as leaves, pine needles, and bugs are all being inves-tigated.
As well as testing for water-borne illness-es, the students are tak-ing DNA samples to de-termine whether patho-gens found in the water are from cattle or wild-
life. Roberts suggests that cattle aren’t the only source of contamina-tion. Wildlife that can’t be fenced—bears, bea-vers, bobcats—and rec-reational users who leave gates open, add to the problem.
Weekly water sam-ples from Oyama Lake watershed, Vernon Creek, the Duteau Creek water system, and King Eddy Lake watershed have been collected over the last two summers by the team of four under-graduate and two gradu-ate students. � e cur-
rent focus is on the Du-teau creek watershed. � e goal, said Roberts, is to minimize the health risk for people while bal-ancing mixed uses and recreation in the water-shed.
“Everybody is work-ing together to im-prove the water qual-ity and at the same time they recognize the land has many di� erent user groups,” said Roberts. “Everybody has some-thing to bring to the table and we all want the same end-result—safe drinking water.”
▼ MIXED-USE WATER SOURCES
UBC water contamination study examines wildlife, livestock waste
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ROB DINWOODIE, with BC Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations, meets with UBC professor Deborah Roberts and research student Nusrat Urmi at a nose-hole on a creek. � e nose-hole is built speci� cally so cattle can access water without wading into it.
The goal is to minimize the health risk for people while balancing mixed uses and recreation.
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� e help wanted sign is going up at Interior Health—and the job to be � lled is right at the top.
IH president and CEO Robert Halpenny has told the health au-thority’s board of direc-tors he plans to resign in the fall to “pursue other opportunities.”
“While I will miss the role and especial-ly the people I interacted with each day, it is time for me to pursue other opportunities and for a new CEO to lead Inter-ior Health and our com-mitted, passionate health professionals forward,” he said.
Halpenny has led In-terior Health since Janu-ary 2010.
IH board chairman
Erwin Malzer praised Halpenny for the job he has done as CEO.
“He has driven trans-
formative change across the organization with a primary focus on quality improvement in all ac-
tivities of the health au-thority,” said Malzer.
“� ere is not a facility, program or service with-in Interior Health that does not have his legacy stamped on it.”
Malzer said the IH board has appointed a search committee to dir-ect the process to � nd a successor to Halpenny, who will remain on the job until this fall.
▼ DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
Halpenny steps down as Interior Health CEO
Robert Halpenny
‘‘It is time…for a new CEO to lead Interior Health and our commit-ted, passionate health profes-sionals forward.
Robert Halpenny
•Horse sanctuary (old Friends canada society): Midsummer’s Night Celebration/Fundraiser June 21, 4-7pm (Father’s Day) at Apple Flats Orchard & Stable, 2315 Davidson Rd. A magical blend of opera, concert piano, grande prix dressage & silent auction. Tickets & info: www.oldfriendscanada.org•st. edward’s catecHism - Catechism classes for children grades Kindergarten to Grade 7 beginning in September, 2015; to register or for more info call 250-766-3303•lc seniors’ centre cHair yoGa - & Strengthening fitness class. 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Rd. Tuesdays 3:30-4:30pm. Call 250-317-3508 for more info.•winField auXiliary criBBaGe - 3rd Sunday every month. Registration @ 9AM, Game starts @ 10AM sharp. $26 per team, includes a light lunch. Contact 250-878-2834 for more information.•Badminton - Fridays 9:30-11:30 Oyama Hall. Drop-in $2.50. Great exercise & fun for all. Contact Rob. 766-3034•lc seniors’ centre Prime time - 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Rd., will be hosting Prime Time again every Mon. from 1:00 until 3:15. Entertainment & refreshments are served & everyone welcome. Call 250-766-4220 or Joanne 250-766-0667 for info.•lc seniors’ centre notice - 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Rd., will effectively have someone on site from 10:00 until 2:00 Mon - Fri., call or stop by if you have questions pertaining to Senior issues. Call 250-766-4220.•royal canadian leGion BrancH 189 Ladies Auxiliary Cribbage Tournament - 4th Sunday of the month plus 5th Sunday if on the calendar. Registration at 9am, games begin at 10am sharp. $30 Per team includes hot lunch etc. Pre-registration call 250-762-6208•oyama leGion BrancH 189 Meat draw every Saturday at 2pm. 10 inch Canadian Pizza for $7 available. Veggy or special toppings should be ordered in advance.• Better at Home is a program to help seniors live in their own homes longer by providing non-medical support services including transportation, grocery shopping, yard work, light housekeeping & friendly visits. LC Health Planning Society is coordinating these services for seniors 65 years+. Please call 778-215-5247 for more info, or if you are able to help seniors in your community by volunteering.•lc Food BanK tHriFt store 3250 Berry Rd. Open Tues., Wed., Thurs. 10am-6pm, April-September. All proceeds go to the Lake Country Food Bank., & run by our friendly volunteers. For more info on donating and/or volunteering, please call 778-480-3250.•lc seniors’ Bus scHedule - Thurs., June 18 - Local shopping. Fri., June 26 - Kamloops area, Zoo, Lunch. To reserve a seat on bus phone Marg 250-766-3227 or Marian 250-861-4131•lc outdoors cluB - Welcomes hikers & other outdoor enthusiasts. Bring water, snacks/lunch, wear weather appropriate clothing, & sturdy boots for hiking. For info about our club, please contact us at: edahnert@shaw.ca•Visit tHe laKe country museum and arcHiVes at 11255 Okanagan Centre Rd. West, Lake Country. Admission by donation. Open 7 days a week, 10am to 4pm, from Mother’s Day through Labour Day. 250-766-0111 or visit the website www.lakecountrymuseum.com.•lc Food BanK has an URGENT need for men & women volunteers to join our team. Requirements as follows: half days only-Mon., Wed, & Thurs. (doesn’t have to be all 3 days); must be physically fit enough to lift a medium size box of groceries; a cheery disposition fits in nicely with the rest of the volunteers. Please see Phyllis MacPherson directly at the Food Bank located in the rear of the Boys & Girls Club, 3130 Berry Rd. on any of the days noted.•criBBaGe. Friday evenings starting 7pm at the Seniors’ Activity Centre. Playing 8 games with a chance of winning $12, $10, or $8. Socialize & enjoy an evening out with fun and play. Serving coffee, drinks & goodies for only $2.50. For info. call John 250-766-3026.•winField united cHurcH tHriFt sHoP (3751 Woodsdale Road.), is open from Tues. to Sat., 10am to 2pm for shopping & donation drop-off. Call 250-766-3387 for info regarding appropriate donatioåns.•lc line dancers Tuesdays, 1:30pm & Thursdays, 9:30am in the Seniors’ Centre. Beginners always welcome. Joy, 250-766-0850.•social BridGe Tuesdays, 7pm at the Seniors’ Centre. New players welcome. Eunice, 250-766-3982. •tHe council oF senior citiZens orGaniZations (COSCO) is an advocacy group devoted to improving “The Quality of Life” for all seniors. Senior organizations/associations wishing to affiliate or individuals wishing to become members contact Ernie Bayer: 604-576-9734 fax 604-576-9733 or ecbayer2@gmail.com for info.•lc HealtH PlanninG society - VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Meaningful opportunities are available, in the Better at Home program & on Committees: Communications, Nominations, Health & Wellness Fair & LC CARES (Community Action & Response to Elder Abuses).Call for info 778-215-5247 or “get connected” at www.lakecountryhealth.ca•do you liKe to driVe? - VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Help a neighbour maintain their independence by giving them a ride. LC Health Planning Society is matching volunteer drivers with seniors through the Better at Home Program. Training, support & compensation are provided. Call for info 778-215-5247.
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� e dumping of an abandoned camper on Postill Lake Road near Ellison recently sparked a wave of reaction.
Outdoor enthusiasts vented their frustration while Regional District of the Central Okanagan sta� were left scurry-ing to deal with the mess with the assistance of
one community-minded business.
Regional waste re-duction facilitator Rae Stewart said her o� ce only learned of the aban-doned camper through a forum about it on the In-ternet.
“It’s a beautiful wil-derness corridor that’s heavily frequented by
outdoor groups and na-ture enthusiasts, so for someone to sully it with their garbage is a real travesty. And the longer the camper sits there, the worse,”Stewart said.
“Unfortunately, gar-bage begets more gar-bage. Some people see a pile and think they can just add to it.”
So Stewart was thank-ful that Mario’s Tow-ing in Kelowna came forward to volunteer to tow away the abandoned camper to the Glenmore land� ll where it will be disposed of properly.
“Mario’s is o� ering their services for the day, and we hugely appreciate their support. � is kind
of removal job will re-quire heavy equipment, and plenty of manpower to get it gone. It’s just so frustrating that such a careless act has led to this,” Stewart said.
According to Stewart, illegal dumping is sadly all too common and can take many forms—an abandoned vehicle,
bush party leftovers, even someone inappropriately dumping yard waste.
“Not only is it an ugly blight on nature, but the mess left behind can also create wild� re and other environmental haz-ards, not to mention en-dangering wildlife,” she said. “Plus it’s immensely costly to clean up, most
often at taxpayer’s ex-pense.”
� ere is a process to allow the public to � ght back against illegal dumping. Start by � lling in an online report form at regionaldistrict.com/reportillegaldumping or call the Regional Waste Reduction O� ce at 250-469-6250.
Camper dumped on Postill Lake Road infuriates outdoor lovers
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Lake Country Calendar Wednesday, June 17, 2015 www.lakecountrycalendar.com A15 A14 www.lakecountrycalendar.com Wednesday, June 17, 2015 Lake Country Calendar A14 www.lakecountrycalendar.com Wednesday, June 17, 2015 Lake Country Calendar
GUDRUN KRISTIN SCHULTZ(NEE SVEINBJORNSON)
April 24, 1929 to May 30, 2015
We regret to announce the death of our mother “Kris” after a brief illness. Kris grew up in Churchbridge, Sk. and after marrying our father John (d. Feb 16, 2003) raised three
chidren, Sheryl (VanDusen), Terry and Nancy(Derpak). They left Saskatoon to live in Kelowna and then
Winfi eld, enjoying their retirement by taking numerous camping trips, square dancing and producing wine and beer
that they shared with friends and family. Mom was always busy doing something -- baking, gardening, sewing andtravelling but will be most remembered for her gorgeous
hand knitted sweaters that were in great demand. She was a creative and hard working person, a beacon to anyone
who witnessed this whirlwind of a woman tackle any and all jobs that came her way. A child of the Depression, mom was
an environmentalist long before the rest of us; she never wasted anything. She loved bird life, especially the quail that she loved to feed and ‘chat’ with. Special thanks to the staff
at Rose Cottage in Kelowna (Kathy Orange), Delta View Life Enrichment Centre and the Peace Portal Seniors’
Village. Thank you also to her close friends Barbara and Joanne who gave their best to help mom through her
declining months. Kris will also be missed by herdaughter-in-law Jane, son-in-law Dave Derpak and
grandchildren Carrie, Todd, Jordan and Carly as well as her great grandchildren Isla and Ryan. Also missing her ar
numerous nieces and nephews. A Memorial Service will be held in Kelowna at First Memorial on August 7th, 2015
at l p.m. with interment to follow at 3 p.m.
EditorThe Free Press, Fernie, BCThe Free Press has an immediate opening for an Editor for its weekly community newspaper.
You will work closely with the publisher to help set the editorial vision for this newspaper and as Editor, you will take a lead role in community engagement, which means getting involved in different organizations to promote the newspaper’s role and brand in the community.
Must have experience with InDesign. You will have experience in website content management, with the aim to grow online readership, while still preserving print readership. You will have a thorough understanding of how to use social media to enhance our print and online editions as well as expand our brand.
This job requires a tremendous amount of effort and time in order to be successful and we are looking for a dynamic individual to join our team. Compensation for this position will be based on experience and qualifications. There is an excellent benefits package as well as a car allowance and other related benefits. A reliable vehicle is required.
Fernie is considered by many one of the most desirable places in the province, if not the country, to live. People come for the skiing and stay for the lifestyle. Fernie offers a myriad of opportunities to the outdoor enthusiast, including skiing, mountain biking and fishing to name just a few. It is also a wonderful community to raise a family.
Black Press Community News Media is an internationally recognized newspaper publishing group with more than 190 community, daily and urban publications in BC, Alberta, Washington, Hawaii, California and Ohio published at 14 regional printing centers. Black Press employs 3,300 people across North America.
Please send resume, with cover letter, to Andrea Horton. We thank all of those who apply, however, only those chosen for an interview will be contacted.
Andrea HortonPublisherThe Free Press342 2nd AvenueBox 2350Fernie, BC V0B 1M0
Email: publisher@thefreepress.ca
Deadline for resumes: Friday, June 12, 2015
No phone calls please.
THE FREE PRESS
Reporter, Full TimeThe Free Press, Fernie, BC
THE FREE PRESS
The Free Press, a Black Press weekly publication in beautiful Fernie, B.C. is seeking an exceptional, full-time journalist/photographer to join our editorial team.
We are seeking a candidate who will find and capture compelling stories and features and who will thrive in a deadline-driven environment to produce stories for our newspaper and online products. The successful candidate will be able to write stories, take photos and assist with online and social media responsibilities.
Qualifications
• Experience with InDesign an asset;• Superior writing skills;• Ability to write on a variety of topics, including local government, arts
and sports;• Proficiency in photography;• Experience in posting content to the Internet;• Ability to adapt to emerging trends in multimedia reporting, including
social networking.
Applicants must own a reliable vehicle. This position will require the applicant to work evenings and weekends. All applicants please send resume and cover letter to:
Andrea HortonPublisher The Free Press342 Second AvenueBox 2350Fernie, BC V0B 1M0
Email: Publisher@thefreepress.ca
Deadline for resumes: Friday, June 12, 2015
Only those selected for interview will receive a response.
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LOUISIANA-PACIFIC Ltd., Golden, BC. Operations Planner JOB PUR-POSE: To work with LP’s Forest Resources Division team to annual-ly plan and develop 265,000 m3 of timber. To prescribe and use forest-ry practices that meets legislated and LP Corporate requirements. Refer to LPCorp.com for further de-tails. If you have questions please call Mr. Tim Arnett at 250-344-8856
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LABOURERSGray Monk Cellars Ltd.,
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FRESH LOCAL STRAWBERRIESPhone Bruce Duggan
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Misc. for SaleCERAMIC Urns for your loved ones or pets, hand painted. Phone Colleen: (250)766-4405
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PERFORMANCES START JULY 1ST
2015 Property Tax Notices for the District of Lake Country have been mailed. If you are the registered owner of property within Lake Country and have not received your Notice please contact the Finance Department at (250) 766-5650. Taxes are due before 6:00 pm, Thursday July 2, 2015 and can be paid:
in person at Municipal Hall; at your banks; via internet/telephone banking; by mail (mail your payment early with a July 2, 2015 post-dated
cheque)
Municipal Hall hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday and will be open for extended hours on Thursday, July 2nd from 8:30 am to 6:00 pm. The office will be closed Wednesday, July 1st for Canada Day. There is a drop slot available after business hours at the north entrance to the Municipal Hall.
Any current taxes and rates remaining unpaid at the close of business on July 2nd will be subject to a ten (10%) percent late penalty. A tax payment does not have to be made for eligible property owners to claim their 2015 Provincial Home Owner Grant. Home Owner Grants must be claimed every year and must be claimed by July 2nd to avoid a 10% penalty on the grant amount. Eligible property owners may claim their home owner grant online by visiting the District’s website at www.lakecountry.bc.ca. The homeowner grant password is located on the tax notice below the BC Assessment roll number.
Lake Country Open Air Performances is kicking off the season at Beasley Park on Canada Day, July 1st.
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KEVIN PARNELL
School o� cials, par-ents and Lake Coun-try’s planning director
got together earlier this month as the issue of school catchment areas in the district is once again being studied, in
advance of an expected change for the 2016-17 school session.
A focus group that in-cluded about 20 par-
ents from each of Lake Country’s three ele-mentary schools as well as representatives from George Elliot Second-
ary, were joined by Cen-tral Okanagan school trustees, senior sta� and Lake Country principals and vice-principals ear-
lier this month to begin the process of � guring out how to re-con� gure Lake Country’s catch-ment areas for its three elementary schools.
� e issue was put on the back-burner ear-lier this year after sev-eral contentious pub-lic meetings saw a de-cision deferred and the catchments remained the same for the 2015-16 school year.
But now advance planning is underway with the school dis-trict going out to a broad range of parents. It’s a � rst step to � nding a solution to more evenly distribute elementary age children between David-son Road, Peter Greer and Oyama Traditional elementary schools.
“We wanted to get a good representation from the community so pretty much all of the neighbourhoods were going to be represented,” said school superintend-ent Hugh Gloster.
“We need to try to redirect the popula-tion more evenly,” Glos-
er continued. “Oyama is quite under-populated, Peter Greer has some space but is closer to the target population and Davidson Road is way over.”
School board o� cials had hoped the catch-ment areas would be changed by this com-ing September; however, they had to put a stop to the process after back-lash from the commun-ity and parent groups who were upset with proposed changes.
So the school district capped Davidson Road enrolment, with any new students set to be bused to Peter Greer for this coming year.
Part of the problem is that most of the recent as well as planned future development in Lake Country falls within the Davidson Road catch-ment area.
Gloster said the � rst meeting of the focus group went well but he added the population growth in the David-
School catchment areas back on SD#23 drawing board
More than 100 people participated in the fourth annual Capital One Race for Kids and raised over $27,000 for the Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs.
Teams of four wore outlandish costumes and puzzled over fun-� lled clues and activities earli-er this month at various area businesses includ-ing Kelowna Commun-ity Food Bank, Bumber-shoot Childrens � eatre, Krafty Kitchen + Bar, Century 21, Capri Val-ley Lanes, Boston Pizza, Waterplay and three of the Okanagan Heritage
Boys and Girls Clubs bene� t from fundraiser
With heat records being set, dry weather and very windy at times, the threat of � re is growing in the Central Okanagan.
And that threat was made clear last week when � re crews around the Central Okanagan had to deal with a few di� erent issues.
In Lake Country a small grass � re needed to be actioned after it start-ed in Okanagan Centre by what appeared to be a cigarette butt tossed out of the window.
Fire chief Steven Windsor said people need to realize cigarette butts can easily start a
Be hyper vigilant about � re outdoors
son Road area will likely mean not everyone will be happy with the � nal decision when it’s made.
“I think it was a good start because we think we have voices representing all of Lake Country and getting the di� erent per-spectives,” he said.
“One of the things that it may bring out
Catchment re-allocations can’t please everyoneSEE SCHOOLS A3SCHOOLS FROM A2
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girls from Lake Coun-try who have been with her almost from the start. � e group has grown to include teams of little women right across the country.
Money raised by the group is sent to the Canadian Women for Women organization in Afghansitan where it is put towards four specif-ic areas of education: Teacher salaries, teach-er education, school sup-plies and a library project where a mobile library can head into di� erent areas of Afghanistan.
Over the years more than 8,000 teachers have been trained and hun-dreds of thousands of girls have had the chance to get educated, thanks to Little Women for Little Women.
In 2012, after six years of work, Podmorow trav-eled to Afghansitan for the � rst time to see the results of her hard e� orts, and to get a � rst hand look at what life is like in the � ird World country.
“When I was there I was able to see the dif-ference education was making in these girls’ lives,” she said. “We were able to sit in the class-rooms and see what it is like for these girls and to see that they could reach their hopes and dreams one day. Being able to see these girls in the class-room with their eyes lit up because anything was
possible…it was amaz-ing.”
Earlier this month Podmorow was an-nounced as a winner of Plan Canada’s Top 20 Under 20 award for 2015, which recognizes Canada’s brightest youth who are making a mean-ingful impact in their communities and be-yond. Of the 20 award recipients this year, Pod-morow was also hon-oured with the 2015 Community Service Im-pact Award which recog-nizes exceptional leader-ship among the current Top 20 Under 20 recipi-ents.
Having accomplished so much before high school graduation has sparked an even great-er calling for the Lake Country youth as she gets set to head to uni-versity and continue her human rights work.
“In the fall I’m start-ing university and want-ing to major in political science and go into jour-nalism because I real-ly do feel a great drive in my work to restore hu-man rights and also be a voice for those that don’t have one and tell the stories that aren’t neces-sarily being told. I believe awareness and education are a huge part of life and I’m going to continue on with my work.”
Find out more at www.littlewomenfor-littlewomen.com.
We could ‘see that they could reach their hopes and dreams one day’EXCELLENCE FROM A1
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HAVING fun in the sun is what summer’s all about, like siblings Kalum and Ava Zarowny frolicking in Okanagan Lake. But along with temperatures the risk of wild � res also soars. Be prepared to douse camp� res and don’t forget the sun screen on every member of the family.
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More than 100 people participated in the fourth annual Capital One Race for Kids and raised over $27,000 for the Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs.
Teams of four wore outlandish costumes and puzzled over fun-� lled clues and activities earli-er this month at various area businesses includ-ing Kelowna Commun-ity Food Bank, Bumber-shoot Childrens � eatre, Krafty Kitchen + Bar, Century 21, Capri Val-ley Lanes, Boston Pizza, Waterplay and three of the Okanagan Heritage
Museums.� e 4 Seasons team
placed � rst coming in under two hours, fol-lowed by the Riskey Wicks and the Chicks with Kicks.
Top fundraisers went to the Fair� eld Fur Fighters followed close-ly by the Catalyst Cru-saders.
All the fundraising ef-forts were outstanding with several teams post-ing in the thousands of dollars.
Presenting spon-sor was EZ Rock, with many more in kind donors. “I’m very encour-
aged by the strong show of support for Boys and Girls Clubs as was dem-onstrated by the Cap-ital One® Race for Kids,” said Diane Entwistle, Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs CEO. “We are very grateful to all of the racers, volunteers, lo-cal donors across the Okanagan, and of course, for our national spon-sors—Capital One, easy-home and WestJet.”
“We always look for-ward to partnering with Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada on this event and helping children and youth to be healthy,
successful and to reach their full potential,” said Shane Holdaway, Cap-ital One Canada presi-dent. “Our associates had a wonderful time vol-unteering for and par-ticipating in the race and our company is very proud to support the im-portant work that clubs do for kids.”
� is year, Capital One Race for Kids supports Okanagan children, youth and families giving them a safe place to be-long where they can dis-cover, dream and grow to be successful in life.
Boys and Girls Clubs bene� t from fundraiser
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WORK continues on the new home for the Lake Country Food Bank. Organizers say the project is on schedule but are still looking for more funds to help � nish it o� . To donate search Facebook, A New Home for the Lake Country Food Bank.
With heat records being set, dry weather and very windy at times, the threat of � re is growing in the Central Okanagan.
And that threat was made clear last week when � re crews around the Central Okanagan had to deal with a few di� erent issues.
In Lake Country a small grass � re needed to be actioned after it start-ed in Okanagan Centre by what appeared to be a cigarette butt tossed out of the window.
Fire chief Steven Windsor said people need to realize cigarette butts can easily start a
� re, especially with dry conditions not expected to get any better as the year moves along.
“You get the hot tem-perature and the wind and that really dries everything out very quickly,” said Windsor.
“People need to stop throwing cigarette butts out and be careful out in the bush with camp� res. Make sure you have the adequate tools on hand to control it and look at the weather conditions. Starting a camp � re with the wind, that is just looking for disaster.”
On Tuesday, the forest � re danger rating rose to high from moderate and
is expected to rise again to extreme in the next
few weeks as the weath-er forecast calls for more hot days.
Last Monday, the Central Okanagan set a record for the hottest June 8 since 1948 when the thermometer record-ed 34.9 C. � e previous record was 32 C. In total, 14 temperature records were broken in B.C., with most in the south-ern Interior.
Environment Can-ada meteorologist Lisa Coldwells said rec-ords were broken in the southern Interior all the way throughout the Okanagan Valley to the Shuswap and the West Kootenays.
While temperatures cooled throughout the weekend, the weath-er was expected to con-tinue and Windsor said the � re hazard is going to go to extreme in the near future.
“Environment Can-ada says by the mid-dle of June the � re haz-ard will be extreme for 90 per cent of the prov-ince,” he said. “� e long-range forecast for West-ern Canada is predicting warmer and drying weather then normal in July and August.”
Be hyper vigilant about � re outdoors‘‘Make sure you have the ad-equate tools on hand to control it and look at the weather condi-tions. Starting a camp � re with the wind, that is just looking for disaster.
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son Road area will likely mean not everyone will be happy with the � nal decision when it’s made.
“I think it was a good start because we think we have voices representing all of Lake Country and getting the di� erent per-spectives,” he said.
“One of the things that it may bring out
is that there may not be a position that is all things to all people. At the end of the day we may have to settle on something that not everyone is happy with but at least they will have a better understanding of some of the issues and challenges and why a particular decision is being made.”
� e focus group will meet again June 23 before the issue is brought back to parents in another community meeting, likely to be
held in the fall. According to Gloster a � nal decision
on the catchments could be made by the Christmas break.
� ere is more information on the catch-ment issue, with documents from the focus group meeting, at the school district website sd23.bc.ca.
Catchment re-allocations can’t please everyoneSCHOOLS FROM A2
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Our dog does a rain dance at the dinner table.
OK, it’s not so much a rain dance as a pancake dance.
� e dog is tall enough to see over the edge of the table. She can see that one pancake re-mains on the platter, un-eaten. She believes it be-longs to her, by right. So she prances. She boun-ces. She snorts and grunts.
When she gets excit-ed, her nose runs. She sneezes.
As it works out,
she does get the pan-cake. Not because of the dance. Not even because we love her. More be-cause at some point in her dance, she sneezed on that last pancake—after which none of us will eat it.
She doesn’t realize it’s the sneeze that gained her the pancake. Rather, getting the pancake con-� rms her conviction that her little dance gets re-sults.
She’s not that di� er-ent from a lot of humans. We look for the evidence that supports our pre-conceptions. We ignore evidence that doesn’t.
In India, a saf-fron-robed sadhu chants and burns incense to hasten a delayed mon-soon. A few days later, the monsoon arrives, only slightly behind schedule. Did his rituals make the di� erence?
In Ethiopia, lo-cal people adorn them-
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opinions on issues going
on in our communityI woke up the other
morning with no Internet and it was
fabulous.I drank co� ee
outside in the warm Okanagan morning. I watered the garden. I spoke to my neighbour, even looked him in the eye, as we shared infor-mation the old fashioned way.
I didn’t open my com-puter and check Face-book to see what my friends, whom I never speak to, are up to.
I didn’t race to � nd my phone and check Twit-ter to see a zillion experts stroking their egos.
I didn’t take a pic-ture of my gourmet pan-cakes and pin the recipe to Pinterest.
No, there was no In-ternet and it was an amazing throwback to so many years ago, when communication was face-to-face, or at least voice-to-voice and we weren’t a bunch of zom-bies being led around by our smart phone.
And it got me think-ing about life with-out the Internet, smart phones, social media, everything that has con-nected us closer than ever, but seems to be pushing us farther apart.
Life with no Internet. Wouldn’t it be great?
Imagine if you could have a co� ee with a friend and you chatted about life and your kids and the weather instead of watching each other text people that aren’t even in the same build-ing or city.
Imagine if you didn’t have to keep your head
on a swivel while you walked down the street, making sure you weren’t hit by a texting driver or a skateboarder with his head in his phone.
Imagine if Facebook slacktivists put actual ef-fort into a worthy cause as opposed to just click-ing a mouse and hoping the world would become a better place.
Imagine (if you were a kid) and you zipped out of the house, riding your bike into the woods with
your friends and your parents didn’t even know where you were and had no way to get a hold of you!! (� e horror, think a million modern par-ents, faces buried in their iPads).
Imagine if you baked the best-looking cookies in the world and deliv-ered them to the home-less shelter instead of taking a picture of them to post on Instagram, waiting for likes and smiley faces.
Imagine the freedom that a world without the Internet would bring.
Is anyone else feeling the pressure? � rowback � ursday, Flashback Fri-day, hashtag this, peri-scope that.
Where does it all end?In all seriousness, we
could never go back, but wouldn’t it be great if we could drop some of the nonsense and keep all the good stu� . If we put as much energy into giv-ing back to the com-munity as we do to keep-ing up our various pro-
� les, wouldn’t Kelowna be a better place?
In addition to � row-back � ursday where people post old pic-tures of themselves for no reason whatsoever, how about Social Media Freedom Day where we leave the phone at home and volunteer in the community.
Yes the Internet has made life better but it’s also made it worse. It’s made us a self-centred lot. I mean does anyone really need to know that you just bought a scoot-er and are having co� ee downtown?
For one beautiful morning last week, it was tough not to think that the world was a bet-ter place before this on-slaught of social media dominated our lives.
Now give me a second so I can tweet/FB this column out. I sure hope you like it. ;-)
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Asking for what we want
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Life and FaithJim Taylor
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she does get the pan-cake. Not because of the dance. Not even because we love her. More be-cause at some point in her dance, she sneezed on that last pancake—after which none of us will eat it.
She doesn’t realize it’s the sneeze that gained her the pancake. Rather, getting the pancake con-� rms her conviction that her little dance gets re-sults.
She’s not that di� er-ent from a lot of humans. We look for the evidence that supports our pre-conceptions. We ignore evidence that doesn’t.
In India, a saf-fron-robed sadhu chants and burns incense to hasten a delayed mon-soon. A few days later, the monsoon arrives, only slightly behind schedule. Did his rituals make the di� erence?
In Ethiopia, lo-cal people adorn them-
Asking for what we want
selves with headdresses of green leaves. � ey cir-cle in intricate patterns in the street. In the dis-tance, a thunderstorm rumbles. Did they bring it on?
� e state of Texas suf-fers a crushing drought. Texas senator Ted Cruz doesn’t believe in climate change. But a report on the Internet claims he prayed for relief from a changed climate. He prayed for rain.
Four days later, it rained.
I’m sure Cruz be-lieved that his prayers produced results. He ap-pealed to his god, and his god responded with a downpour. And how—it � ooded most of Dal-las. More than 30 people died.
Somehow, I doubt if the residents of Dallas prayed to get inundated.
It brings to mind the old saying, “Be careful what you pray for, in case you get it.”
Following the � oods, Cruz changed his tune. On a Texas radio inter-view, he attributed the � ood to—well, no, you should hear it direct-ly from him: “You know scientists will blame it on climate change or mum-bo jumbo like that, but I know what’s really going on. � e heavy rain is ob-viously caused by Native Americans doing their rain dances and what not, and if we don’t ad-dress the Native Amer-ican issue better in this State, we’ll be seeing fur-ther � ooding in years to
come.”So it wasn’t his prayer
that caused the � oods af-ter all. But it was a ritual that invoked supernatur-al forces.
Our dog would be de-lighted to know that a presidential candidate shares her delusions.
Having said all that, our dog—and the In-dian sadhu, and the al-leged Native American dancers—got one thing right. If you want a re-sponse, you have to ask.
I think about people
who are desperate-ly lonely, but are afraid to reach out. People who struggle to do things themselves, instead of asking a neighbour for a hand. People who su� er with constant pain, but won’t risk unorthodox treatments.
Maybe we don’t have to do a rain dance. But we do have to take the initiative to ask.
Author Jim Taylor lives in Lake Country.
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Family dog and presidential candidate both delusionalTAYLOR FROM A4
To the editor: I am writing to kindly request a correction to Jim
Taylor’s op-ed on June 10 entitled We Are What We Think.
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, which classi� es mental disorders, is pub-lished by the American Psychiatric Association, not the American Psychological Association.
Thank you for making this correction.Michael Shulman, public affairs specialist,
American Psychological Association,Washington, DC
For the record…
One of the most satisfying aspects of public
life for me is the oppor-tunity it gives to help improve the health and well-being of the people I represent, you.
My monthly health forums focus on a wide range of topics on good physical and men-tal health and have had a positive impact. � ey help people identify areas that need improvement and give them avenues to make positive changes in their day-to-day lives.
Regular readers also know my newspaper col-umn frequently tackles health and wellness
issues for young and old and everyone in be-tween—even the family pet.
It was extremely grati-fying when 300 people showed up on March 28 for an event I spear-
headed—the � rst Knox Mountain Walk for Health and World Peace. � e walk was designed not only to promote physical activity, but also to celebrate our com-munity’s diversity and ability to live in harmony, despite our di� erences.
In the spirit of helping improve the health and well-being of the people I represent, I’ve decid-ed to organize a gather-ing on June 21—Fath-er’s Day—on the lawn across from the Kelowna Family Y on Hartman Road to celebrate the International Day of Yoga.
Okanagan residents
can be part of a global event as cities around the world celebrate the � rst International Day of Yoga, which was de-clared by the United Na-tions General Assembly at the urging of Indian Prime Minister Naren-dra Modi.
� e principles of yoga align with my philoso-phy of achieving life
satisfaction through a healthy mind, body and spirit.
Yoga has been de-scribed as an art and sci-ence for healthy living—something for which the Okanagan Valley is re-nowned.
I want to emphasize that you don’t have to be
an active yoga practition-er to take part on Inter-national Day of Yoga. It is for all ages, from be-ginners and those who have never tried yoga, to experts.
I fall into the category of those who have never tried yoga, but I am look-ing forward to this event along with my colleague Steve � omson, MLA for Kelowna-Mission, as we follow the direction of Melanie Morrissette of Abs-tract Fitness.
� ere is an add-ed incentive for partici-pants, too. Everyone who takes part is eligible for a Gateway Casino prize package consisting of a two-night stay at the Penticton Lake City Ca-sino, two tickets to the
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What better way to celebrate Father’s Day and the � rst day of sum-mer than by joining your friends and neighbours for one hour of yoga and fellowship, from 10 to 11 a.m.
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Father’s Day a perfect time to try yoga even if it’s for the � rst time
MLA’s ReportNorm Letnick
‘‘The principles of yoga align with my philoso-phy of achieving life satisfaction through a healthy mind, body and spirit.
‘‘What better way to celebrate Father’s Day and the � rst day of summer than by joining your friends and neighbours for one hour of yoga and fellowship.
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Open letter to Madame Premier:
I’m a B.C.-based � lm-maker, born and raised here. I love our province deeply. I love our people, I love our culture, and most of all I love the un-paralleled natural beauty that de� nes our province.
Last summer, I learn-ed of the imminent threat that zebra and quagga mussels pose to our province.
While I sat with my family on an idyllic B.C. beach next to a sparkling lake � lled with people swimming, boating, and � shing, I realized that everything in front of me would be destroyed if the mussels got into B.C.
I had to do something, so I decided to make a short � lm. At the time, I assumed that the gov-ernment of B.C. must simply be unaware of this threat, or at least un-aware of its magnitude. I hoped that my � lm would help change this.
You can watch the � ve-minute � lm at www.protectourfreshwater.ca.
I know now that your government is aware. However, for some rea-son, you have dedicat-
ed a mere $1.3 million, spread out over three years, to combat a prob-lem that has cost over $6 billion in North America so far, and has been a tra-gedy for every commun-ity that has faced it.
Your current action plan is entitled, Ear-ly Detection and Rapid Response.
� is is based on a glaring falsehood. In 25 years, in hundreds of lakes and rivers across North America, it has been proven again and again that eradication does not exist.
Zebra and quag-ga mussels, once in a lake or river, cannot be stopped. Since this in an established, well-known fact, let me ask you this: What exactly are you planning to rapidly re-spond with?
Prevention is the only option. Period. � e only way to protect our prov-ince is to stop and in-spect every single boat that crosses our borders. If you miss even one boat, that could be the boat that causes a catas-trophe in our province.
You said on CTV News that with your cur-
rent preventative pro-gram of three roving in-spection teams, you are “watching to see what works.”
Let me point out what should be obvious. If any part of your program doesn’t “work,” the re-sult will be the infesta-tion and subsequent de-struction of our lakes and rivers. Putting out a half-hearted ‘test’ program is not a luxury that British Columbians can a� ord. Failure is simply not an option. � e only thing that will work is 100 per cent border protection. Everyday that you resist doing what is necessary and right, you gamble with the future of every community in B.C.
You have said that you are working with other provinces and states to alert you if a contamin-ated boat is incoming. So you are outsourcing the protection of B.C. to outside jurisdictions which have their own lakes and rivers to worry about. Wouldn’t it make sense, considering what is at stake, to work with them and have man-datory, permanent in-spection stations at our borders—the same as what Alberta and several other jurisdictions have?
You have said you will continue to review the program and see if more action is needed. Time is not a luxury we have. Anytime this summer or next, a boat could eas-
ily slip past your very weak border defence and launch in our wat-ers. � en, your only op-tion will be to sit back and watch as the mussels inevitably spread to every lake and river in B.C.
� e freshwater eco-systems of our prov-ince will be turned up-side down. � e salmon, trout, and kokanee will all but disappear. Our beaches, riverbeds and lake � oors will be a car-pet of razor-sharp shells. As the mussels invade our drinking-water sys-tems, agricultural irrig-ation systems, � re-sup-pression systems, and hydroelectric dams, every B.C. resident will face steep increases in taxes and bills. Perhaps worst of all, our lakes and riv-ers, central to our iden-tity and way-of-life, will become unrecogniz-able. � e damage will be permanent.
You have the power and the resources to pre-vent this. � e people of B.C. are calling for action. � is is an emer-gency and should be treated as such. Why do you delay? Why are you not doing the absolute maximum to protect our province?
Is B.C. not worth it to you?
Brynne Morrice, Vernon
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Clark government seems OK with trying to get rid of mussels after they’re in our lakes
To the editor: I frequently drive
Hwy. 97 from Lake Country to Kelowna, in the early morning hours.
� e amount of water that accumulates on the roadway from the irriga-tion systems in the cen-tre meridian is astonish-ing to me. At times the intersection at Sexsmith Road has been wet from one side to the other. � at’s a lot of pavement.
What’s the deal?Is the intention to
propagate more as-phalt? Are you supplying free car washes? O� er-ing wiper blade testing? Dust control? Challen-ging hydroplaning driv-er skills?
Would the accident report claim road condi-tions were bare and dry or bare and dry and wet in certain sections?
I have experienced signi� cant hydroplan-ing while my wind-shield wipers were clear-ing the spray from an-other vehicle. � at’s a lot of water.
Sidewalks and park-ing lots are also being watered with precise, timed regularity. � ere are many areas of walk-ways made impassable by the overwatering of use-less strips of grass. Not many pedestrians require safe passage in the ear-ly hours, but it would ap-pear sidewalks are only open during certain hours.
I am sure this stretch of road is but one ex-ample of extremely poor
water management. � ere needs to be a
hot-line established to report such waste of a ‘regulated’ resource as precious as our water supply.
I laugh at the ridicu-lousness of literature be-ing distributed and web-sites created by local gov-ernments to supposedly educate the public and promote proper water use and conservation when this situation con-tinues season after sea-son after season.
� e Okanagan WaterWise website rec-ommends landscaping with native species, using xeriscape landscaping and not competing with areas which receive more natural precipitation, like Vancouver or Seattle.
It also recommends to check irrigation systems to ensure everything is operating e� ciently: ‘Are the sprinklers watering the sidewalks or park-ing lot?’
� e City of Kelow-na Water Regulation By-
law reads: “No property owner shall cause or per-mit water resulting from an outdoor landscape ir-rigation system to � ow wastefully on to non-ir-rigated areas, walks, roadways or structures.”
Another part states: “No person shall cause or permit water to be dis-charged from the City Water Utility for no use-ful purpose.”
Is the city exempt from its own bylaw?
Perhaps “smart con-trollers” should be in-stalled in the roadways to measure the moisture content of the pavement or road shoulders.
Do the landscaping materials and the irriga-tion systems in the me-ridians and along the roadsides correspond with the recommen-dations cited in the by-law and the WaterSmart program?
Do the estimated cal-culations for landscape water use include the in-credible waste of water in the “landscape water budget”(maximum al-lowable annual water usage for an outdoor landscape.)?
Are these wasteful acts included in the calcula-tions and statistics of the City of Kelowna’s Water Sustainability Plan?
� ere is no water pro-vider speci� cally as-signed to Hwy. 97 as per any maps provided by the Kelowna Joint Water Committee.
I encourage a Water-Smart representative to drive Hwy. 97, south-bound, from Edwards Road onward, between 4 and 5 a.m. for an es-timated, tiny sampling of very UN-smart, very UN-wise water usage.
C. Muir,Lake Country
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‘‘I have experi-enced signi� cant hydroplaning while my wind-shield wipers were clearing the spray from another vehicle. That’s a lot of water.
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law reads: “No property owner shall cause or per-mit water resulting from an outdoor landscape ir-rigation system to � ow wastefully on to non-ir-rigated areas, walks, roadways or structures.”
Another part states: “No person shall cause or permit water to be dis-charged from the City Water Utility for no use-ful purpose.”
Is the city exempt from its own bylaw?
Perhaps “smart con-trollers” should be in-stalled in the roadways to measure the moisture content of the pavement or road shoulders.
Do the landscaping materials and the irriga-tion systems in the me-ridians and along the roadsides correspond with the recommen-dations cited in the by-law and the WaterSmart program?
Do the estimated cal-culations for landscape water use include the in-credible waste of water in the “landscape water budget”(maximum al-lowable annual water usage for an outdoor landscape.)?
Are these wasteful acts included in the calcula-tions and statistics of the City of Kelowna’s Water Sustainability Plan?
� ere is no water pro-vider speci� cally as-signed to Hwy. 97 as per any maps provided by the Kelowna Joint Water Committee.
I encourage a Water-Smart representative to drive Hwy. 97, south-bound, from Edwards Road onward, between 4 and 5 a.m. for an es-timated, tiny sampling of very UN-smart, very UN-wise water usage.
C. Muir,Lake Country
Do you lie awake at night with an aching shoul-
der? Do you feel sharp grabs of pain while reaching up into the cup-board or into the back seat of your car?
Did your shoulder pain start one day with-out any injury that you can remember?
Shoulder pain can keep us awake at night and limit our day-to-day activities—even the most basic ones like washing our hair or get-ting dressed. In this col-umn we are going to talk about how shoul-der problems can start and what there is to do about it.
First let’s talk about what is inside your shoulder.
� e shoulder is what we call a ‘ball and sock-et’ joint. � is means that the top of the upper arm bone has a ball-like sur-face, and this ball con-nects with the concave surface of the shoul-der blade, similar to a golf ball sitting on a tee. � is type of joint (like
your hip joint) is build for maximum mobil-ity. Having so much mo-
bility is a good thing be-cause it allows our shoul-der and arm to reach in
all di� erent directions. However, this excess mo-bility can also predispose
the shoulder to injury. Almost everyone
has heard of the rotator
cu� . � e rotator cu� is a group of four muscles re-sponsible for protecting
the shoulder. � ese are
▼ PHYSICAL THERAPY
If you sit most of your day, shoulders can become injury-prone
Keeping You MovingGraham Gillies
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‘‘The top of the upper arm bone has a ball-like surface, and this ball con-nects with the concave sur-face of the shoul-der blade…This type of joint (like your hip joint) is build for max-imum mobil-ity. Having so much mobility is a good thing…however, this ex-cess mobility can also predispose the shoulder to injury.
Graham Gillies
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often the muscles that are injured in the shoul-der because they can be-come pinched inside the joint (referred to as ‘im-pingement’).
� e rotator cu� mus-cles work alongside the muscles of your shoul-der blade to ensure that the ball is always pos-itioned in the centre of the socket so as to avoid pinching, in� ammation and pain. Impingement can occur if any of these shoulder muscles be-come tight or weak or if the neck and upper back are too sti� to allow for proper arm movement.
People who spend
a large portion of their days sitting often be-come very weak in their shoulder blade muscles while at the same time also becoming tight in their chest, upper back and neck. Others spend a lot of their workday
doing repetitive move-ments with their arm that also can create irri-tation and muscle imbal-ances in the shoulder. At night many of us tend to lay on our ‘favourite’ side while sleeping which squeezes the blood out of the shoulder thus caus-ing further irritation and preventing recovery from the strain during the day.
If you start to have shoulder pain the best strategy is to avoid the movement that is creat-ing the pain and to ice the shoulder for 15 min-utes 2-3 times per day for the initial three days (after three days switch to heat for 20 minutes, 2-3 times per day to in-
crease blood � ow/heal-ing). Make sure to con-tinue to move the shoul-der in motions that don’t hurt in order to prevent your shoulder from get-ting sti� . Also try as best as you can to not sleep on the painful shoulder at night in order to allow healing.
If the pain does not subside within a week it is advisable to see your health care profession-al so that the speci� c rea-son for the shoulder pain can be diagnosed. In physiotherapy, pain con-trol and stretching out tight muscles are usual-ly the initial goals. Treat-ment then fairly quick-ly progresses to focusing on strengthening specif-ic muscles as well as in-creasing overall � exibil-ity. Often the conversa-tion of prevention will focus on daily stretching or yoga as well as em-phasizing good posture while sitting.
I hope that you have learned a little bit about how the shoulder works and what can cause shoulder pain. If you are starting to have nagging shoulder pain or tight-ness, remember that it is much easier to deal now than ‘down the road.’
Happy summer every-one.
Graham Gillies is a registered physiotherapist, a fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipula-tive � erapy and a certi� ed Gunn IMS practitioner at Sun City Physiotherapy Win� eld and.
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Pay attention to should pain as soon as it starts
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NANCY GREEN (left) from the Lake Country Welcome Wagon presents Farmer’s Fruit & Produce owner Casper Keuker with an appreciation award for supporting the Welcome Wagon program for 30 years. Casper and his sister Helene have been at the same location for 30 years and sell local and in-season produce, as well as imported fruits and vegetables.
Old Friends Canada Society and Apple Flats Orchard and Stable will be hosting Midsummer Night on Sunday, June 21 from 4 to 7 p.m. in Lake Country.
� is picnic-style event will celebrate the long-est day of the summer and feature a once in a lifetime combination of equestrian and music-al arts. Joni Lynn Peters and her equine Travolta,
top placing Canadian competitors at the Cal-ifornia Pan-Am Circuit in 2015, are set to per-form in a unique com-bination of dressage and classical singing.
� is once in a lifetime combination of perform-ances highlights the tal-ent located in the Cen-tral Okanagan. Opera Kelowna’s youth ensem-ble Candesca will be per-forming prior to their
international summer tour. Additionally the afternoon will feature ac-companiment by Arnold Draper, principal pianist.
Midsummer Night will not only be a relax-ing afternoon of food, drink and arts. Patrons will also have the oppor-tunity to observe some of the horses that have been rescued by Old Friends Canada Society, who is hosting the event.
Tickets for this event are $25 and can be pur-chased at www.old-friendscanada.org.
Old Friends Canada is a non-pro� t organiza-tion horse rescue located in beautiful Lake Coun-try, BC whose mission is to provide a safe place for unwanted, abandoned, abused, and retired hors-es, donkeys, and mules.
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Tickets for this event are $25 and can be pur-chased at www.old-friendscanada.org.
Old Friends Canada is a non-pro� t organiza-tion horse rescue located in beautiful Lake Coun-try, BC whose mission is to provide a safe place for unwanted, abandoned, abused, and retired hors-es, donkeys, and mules.
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� ere is nothing like � shing with your best friend.
Last week at the Hall Road kids � shing pond in East Kelowna, kids from several area ele-mentary schools had the chance to do just that, thanks to a program called Get to Know and its Wild Festival for Youth.
Kids from area schools were bused to the Hall Road � shing pond and to Okanagan College to get tips on � shing, build birdhouses, learn about birds of prey and get an overall education on the great outdoors.
“� e Get to Know Program has been in-spiring connections be-tween children and na-ture in the outdoors for over a decade,” explained Jenna Smith with Get to Know. “� e festival is a time for school age youth from across the Oka-nagan to discover region-al wildlife, explore trails and to get kids engaged with the outdoors.”
At the Hall Road pond, kids were en-gaged with several activ-ities, from nature hikes to � shing in the pond, stocked as a kids � shing pond by the Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC.
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“It’s fun because I get to do it with my best friend,” said Zoe after looping a long cast into the middle of the pond, which was also ripe with swimming turtles. “It’s going to be cool if I catch a � sh because I’ve only caught one other one be-fore.”
Students were taught the basics of casting with the spin-casting rods by summer students with the Freshwater Fish-eries Society, the group in charge of B.C.’s � sh stocking programs.
Jordan D’sa, a crimin-ology and environmental studies student, says it’s rewarding to be able to teach kids about the out-doors.
“It’s fun once you get through all the tan-gles,” he said of the an-cient � shing problem of tangled line. “To see the smiles on their faces is priceless. A lot of the kids here are experienced because the Okanagan is such an outdoorsy place.”
� e Get to Know or-ganization was found-ed in 1999 by renowned naturalist and paint-er Robert Bateman and current director Mary Krupa-Clark in Kelow-na with a mandate to promote environment-al education for youth, teaching them how their positive interaction with their local wildlife can help preserve our natural wonders for generations to come.
� ere is more infor-mation online at get-to-know.org.
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BEST FRIENDS Angelina (left) and Zoe take turns � shing at Hall Road kid’s � shing pond. It is part of the Get to Know initiative that gives kids hands-on experiences in the outdoors.
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