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C O M M U N I T Y N E W S M E D I A
Black PressWednesday, November 26, 2014 Agreement#40110541
Editorial Page A8
Entertainment Page C1
Sports/stats Page A17
Letters Page A13,14
40 pages in three sections
WARMING TO WINTER
Sooke Philharmonic Orchestra performs
November 29 Page C1
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Big wheelsA youngster at the All Sooke Christmas Craft Fair seems totally enchanted with this wooden toy logging truck made by Mel Hull.
Scores of artists and craftspeople were on hand during the weekend along with Santa and musical entertainment.
Many shops are selling local handmade items, be sure to check them out to find those unique Sooke-made gifts.
Government proposes changes to flood hazard areasPirjo RaitsSooke News Mirror
The Capital Regional District has released their analysis of prop-erties affected by pro-posed amendments to the Flood Hazard Area Land Use Management Guidelines.
Local governments were tasked with look-ing at the proposed amendments and to report back to the prov-
ince on the implica-tions. The amendments in response to climate change would see homeowners unable to rebuild on their ocean front properties with the current setbacks and minimum height above sea level.
The province esti-mates sea levels will rise approximately one metre by the year 2100.
The amendments are looking at increasing
the setbacks for build-ings from 15 metres to 30 metres and the Flood Construction Level from 1.5 metres to over 5 metres above the natural boundary.
The recently released CRD analysis estimates more than 1,100 proper-ties in the Juan de Fuca and 850 properties in Sooke will be affected. The estimated value of Juan de Fuca proper-ties (land and improve-
ments) in the Flood Haz-ard Area is $100 million; in Sooke the value is $130 million.
There are inter-gov-ernmental, social and economic implications according to the CRD analysis.
Once enacted, the authority for designat-ing flood hazard areas rests with each local government, and local governments will need to develop their own
analysis to determine how to interpret, and respond to the guide-lines.
Hicks has responded to the province stat-ing the guidelines are an over-reaction to the potential sea level rise and will devastate many of his constitu-ents. He has requested further discussion before adoption of the guidelines.
Restrictive cove-
nants would be applied to properties stipu-lating that any future reconstruction must meet the FCL and set-backs requirements in force at the time of redevelopment.
The CRD commu-nicated with the 10 local First Nations with Reserve lands that could be directly impacted with the find-ings of the materials presented to the Board.
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$1 million winner
Proud new mom, Kimberlie Bouchard, has come forward to collect her $1 million cheque from the Sep-tember 13, 2014 Lotto 6/49 Guaranteed Prize Draw.
The Sooke resident purchased a Mini-Dip lottery pack from the cashier while paying for gas.
“I only knew what to ask for because that’s what my hus-band buys,” described Bouchard. “I’ve been very preoccupied with the baby so it hasn’t fully sunk in yet.”
The couple didn’t believe the win at first. Bouchard admits she had to check the ticket multiple times herself on the Check-a-Ticket terminal, before calling her husband in to con-firm. Bouchard didn’t even know what the guaranteed $1 million prize was – she had to look it up online.
“It still doesn’t feel real,” smiled Bouchard. “I thought with the amount of time passing it would sink in but it hasn’t yet.”
Bouchard and her husband plan to buy a house and put aside money for their son.
The winning ticket was sold at the Hillside Petro-Canada gas sta-tion on the corner of Shelbourne Street and Lansdowne Road in Victoria.
House concerts• Oliver Swain and
Adam Dobres play on Sunday, Nov. 30. $15 at WiLD at HeART TEM-PLE HOME, 1908 Bill-ings Road, Sooke.
Email for reserva-tions [email protected] or [email protected]
“Adam Dobres and I are putting some tunes together for our December BIG MACHINE recording session! Come join us at the Home of Lulu and Paisley for a sneak peak at the new tunes and some BIG MACHINE/Outlaw Social Favou-rites!”
• An intimate and interactive evening with Three Worlds; Brad Prevedoros, Niel Golden and Greg Joy. Their repertoire of Instrumental, World
Fusion, Latin, Celtic & jazz will engross and entertain you. Children under 12 free. Call 250-642-0949 to reserve your seats.
Santa Parade detour route
The parade starts at noon on Sunday from Sooke Elementary along Sooke Road to Shields Road, culminat-ing at the Sooke Com-munity Hall on Eustace Road where hot dogs and hot chocolate will be available. There is no charge to partici-pate.
Our detour route will be as follows:
Start at: Charters Rd 1. Head northwest on Charters Rd toward
Golledge Ave - 550 m 2. Turn left onto Throup Rd - 500 m 3. Turn left onto Church Rd 4. Turn right onto Wadams Way 5. Turn left onto Otter Point Rd 6. Turn right onto Grant Rd W
Arrive at: West Coast Rd/Highway 14.
Make music now
Tall Tree Music Fes-tival in partnership with TD Canada Trust, Music Counts and The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sci-ence launch ‘Make Music Now,’ an extra-curricular music program designed to positively enhance the lives of youth living in the unserved communi-ties of Pacheedaht First Nation and Port Renfrew.
The official launch of ‘Make Music Now’
will be held in Port Renfrew at the Port Renfrew Resort Light-house from 2 to 5 p.m., Sunday, November 30, 2014. Appetizers and beverages will be pro-vided, along with a performance by Sam Weber. Donations will be appreciated but not expected.
‘Make Music Now’ aims to guide partici-pants in discovering
positive, alternative extra-curricular activi-ties, building confi-dence and self-esteem through music without traveling to other com-munities. ‘Make Music Now’ will offer a sup-portive and positive environment for mem-bers to express them-selves creatively while enhancing arts and cul-ture in the community of Port Renfrew.
The program will operate on a weekly basis, dividing groups based on age (12-15 years; 16-19 years; and 20-29 years), and encourages positive interaction between the youth of Port Ren-frew. Weekly music ses-sions will be taught on a volunteer basis by local musician Hugh Mackie and members of The Victoria Conser-vatory of Music. Instru-ments will be available to use during the week, providing continuity between program ses-sions so that youth can practice at their leisure.
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This and ThaT
BCLC photo
sooke resident Kimberlie Bouchard with her million dollar win.
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First responders on the waterDaniel ChauvinSooke News Mirror
The Royal Canadian Marine Search and Res-cue, or RCM-SAR 37 Sooke, is a humble yet proud organization that exists for one signifi-cant purpose: to deploy in our local waters when the going gets rough to comb the seas for stragglers who are in need of assistance. Many people in Sooke are not even aware of their existence. But this 100 per cent vol-unteer organization goes out in the worst conditions when most boaters are heading in, 365 days a year, on-call 24-7, to assist people on the water, saving lives when needed.
Jason van der Valk, a local photographer and coxswain for the 36’ “Falkins Class” Type II Diesel jet boat is the kind of calm and rock steady guy you want to be there for you if you happen to be in deep doo doo on the choppy seas. Powering an 870hp boat with a top speed of 39 knots and cruising speed of 30 takes a steady hand. Along with RCM-SAR’s other coxswain, Rob Roe, the two take control of this beast of a boat with finesse and confidence. Equipped with radar, GPS plotter, radio direction finder, FLIR, first aid kits, oxy-gen and defibrillator on board, the boat is pre-pared for a wide vari-ety of emergencies and tight situations.
Out on the water, on a calm sunny day, it skims along the crests of the waves like a rock being skipped by some god of the sea. Awash in adrenaline, a crew of six dash out from
Sooke to Race Rocks at incredible speeds, soaking in the salty air and epic views from the safety of the cabin. The porpoises are blowing beside us, seemingly thrilling in the race, eagles eyeing us from above with their majes-tic gaze.
This joy ride serves a purpose however: to practise manoeuvres that will be called upon in extreme situations. At full tilt, the boat can come to a sudden stop with a bracing jolt, or turn on a dime with grace. A man over-board exercise is car-ried out with amazing speed, raising the con-fidence bar of this crew several notches. This fully re-rightable boat runs with a maximum crew of six and is also capable of holding up to 12 passengers.
Because they are a volunteer and non-profit organization it is incredibly important to find both competent volunteers and suffi-cient funding to keep the boat afloat.
“Anyone who wants to volunteer will go through an interview process to ensure they understand the time and effort asked of
them to be a search and rescue crewmem-ber. Having some water experience is good but not mantadory. RCM-SAR will offer the proper training needed to be a crewmember. All of our crew are trained up to a Trans-port Canada level,” van der Valk states.
“RCM-SAR 37 Sooke is a not-for-profit orga-nization backed by the Juan de Fuca Marine Rescue Society. They are the financial arm for our RCM-SAR station and fundraise through-out the year as well as apply for the annual BC Gaming Grant. All the money received goes
into the rescue station to ensure all boats are safe and crew are prop-erly trained, to pur-chase safety gear and to maintain our equip-ment.”
The organization handles approximately one-third of all marine related incidents across B.C. Last year the orga-nization did just over 800 taskings. The sta-tion does, on average, about 40 of those calls a year in local waters.
They work closely with the Canadian Coast Guard, US Coast Guard and the Royal Canadian Air Force. They also do taskings with our local RCMP,
Sooke Fire Rescue and BC Ambulance as well as the Juan de Fuca Ground SAR.
RCM-SAR are the first responders on the waters around Sooke. They handle all types of calls, from vessels taking on water, locat-ing missing boats in the fog to medical emer-gencies. They provide shore side searches for missing hikers as well.
If you are interested in volunteering, please visit their website: ccga-pacific.org/
SANTA PARADE
SANTA COMES TO TOWN this Sunday and travels through downtown Sooke. See page A2 for detour routes just in case you need to get through as part of Sooke Road will be closed for just over and hour.
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THE NEWLy ELECTED District of Sooke councillors and mayor will be sworn in on December 1 at 7 p.m. in council chambers, 2205 Otter Point Rd.
On call along the west coast 24/7
Daniel Chauvin photo
Coxswain Jason van der Valk is a volunteer with the Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue based out of Sooke. Volunteer David Steeves is on the left.
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TO THE WOMAN who paid for the pastries for the Sooke Fire Department, on Nov. 20, when Deputy Chief Richard McLeod had to leave suddenly. On behalf of the Sooke Fire Dept. - Thank you.
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Did You Know? This month is almost done. We have had a few sales this month but the median sale price is still under $300,000. It will be interesting what next year will bring. There is definitely movement in the Victoria area, and that usually transfers out our way. It will be great to see our Real Estate Market stabilize…
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All Sooke Day queen competition
All Sooke Day wasn’t just about burly log-gers, there was a period in the 1950s and 1960s when the All Sooke Day Queen competition was a popular feature. A champion bucker from up-Island, Hugh McK-enzie was happy to link arms with this bevy of young beauties in 1952.
This photo was taken in the days when view-ing stands were set up closer to the river, long before the hillside log-ging sports arena and birling pool were estab-lished. Nowadays, the purpose-built birling pool, too, is gone, but before that, in the time of this photo, the log birling took place in the river itself.
At left in this scene is Esther Gibson, who married Dick Herrling, Anna Jensen, who mar-ried Bud West; Lorraine Duncan, who married Bob Helme; and on log-ger Hugh’s other arm is Myrna Reid, who mar-ried Rod Sullivan; next in line is Pat Gibson, a Victoria girl, and then Connie Brown, who married Allan Olm-stead.
Retaining their good looks, most of the girls are well-known, partici-pating in community life. Esther and Dick Herrling raised a family of four boys in Sooke, she is living at Ayre Manor today. Anna and Bud West raised a fam-ily of four in Colwood, and Anna was well-known in later years as a teaching assistant at Sooke Elementary School. Lorraine still has a home in Sooke today. Myrna became known for her KEEP
FIT classes and she and Rodney keep fit today with outdoor activities. Connie graduated as an RN at Royal Jubilee Hospital and she and Allan moved to Vancou-ver where she did hos-pital nursing.
Sooke’s population may have been 3,000 at the time of this photo, and we did have a paved road to Victoria. In the earlier years of
all Sooke Day, bus after bus, operated by Van-couver Island Coach Lines, brought thou-sands of visitors from Victoria out to enjoy the festivities of the day, including the bar-becued salmon and the Leechtown beef.
People got to vote on who should win the Queen competition, but I’m afraid I can’t remember hearing who
polled the most votes to be queen. At that time, 1952, I was mar-ried and living in Smith-ers where my husband was a DOT radio opera-tor at the newly opened airport.
Elida Peers, Historian
Sooke Region Museum
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for the 2014Sooke Regionfor the 2014Sooke RegionC ome Join us
Hosted by the Sooke Region Chamber of Commerce and sponsored by the District of Sooke and EPCOR Water Services
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Noon, SundayNovember 30
The parade will run fromSooke Elementary down Sooke Rd.
to Shields Rd. wrapping up at Sooke Community Hall where there will be
Hot Dogs and Hot Chocolate available.Note: There will be a detour in place during the parade.
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Sooke Fall Fair Celebrates
The Biggest Little Craft FairSat., Nov. 29, 2014
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Curator’s Corner: Medical suppliesThis month we
are discussing the medical
artifacts in our collec-tion. We have over 100 healthcare related arti-facts, most of which are on display in our permanent medical exhibit. A medicology handbook, medicines, first aid supplies, sur-gical tools and other medical equipment are among our collection. While not all of these artifacts have Sooke related history, they all bring to life the story of medical care through-out Canada.
An artifact that is particularly admired by our collections team is a vintage wheelchair that was donated to the museum in 1977 (1977.081.001).The manual wheelchair has a metal frame with solid oak and wicker components. It has two small back wheels and two large front wheels, both with rubber tires. The front wheels have metal spokes. The seat has coiled metal springs under each corner and there is a cylindrical metal bar attached to the back of the chair so it can be pushed. The chair back can also be adjusted. There are metal brakes on both front wheels with a hand grip on the right side. Unfortu-nately, the metal on the wheelchair is rusted and there is a large tear in the wicker seat. The Royal Canadian Legion Branch #54 Woman’s Auxiliary used to lend this wheelchair, and others like it, to their members. While the date of origin of this wheelchair is uncer-tain, it is probably from
the first quarter of the 1900s. Scholars believe wheelchairs are a 16th Century invention. Due to the large size of this artifact, it currently resides in storage.
Two artifacts in the medical exhibit are devices called invalid feeder cups. One is a medium sized, dark beige, round feeder cup with a crackle glaze (1977.017.001). Inside the base of the cup are four holes that allow liquid to pass through to the spout. This cup was brought to Vancou-ver Island from Scot-land in 1826 and was donated to the museum in 1977. The other feeder cup is delicate white china with gold, blue and brown floral
designs (1977.064.010). This feeder cup has only one hole for liq-uid to pass through. It was used in the early 1900s and also donated in 1977. Both feeder cups are half covered on top, which prevents liquid from spilling out while someone feeds from the spout. They both also have han-dles at the proper left of the spout, making it easier for care aids to assist with feeding. Invalid feeders were most commonly used in care homes, medi-cal facilities and also in the Red Cross. Other instruments in the medical exhibit include calipers, forceps, ether applicator masks and a stethoscope.
Also amongst our artifact collection are various types of medi-cines and first aid sup-plies that are no longer available for purchase. For example we have an Old English lavender smelling salts bottle by the brand Yardley (1978.055.034a-b). The clear glass bottle with a cream coloured plas-tic lid is about a quarter filled with a brown liq-uid. The colourful label pictures a woman and two children outfitted in colonial dresses. The ammonia in smelling salts was used to revive someone who felt faint. Another medication we have is a bottle of Prothricin by the brand Sharpe and Dohme (1983.075.038a-c). The
brown glass bottle is housed in its original box with the instruc-tion booklet. The instructions describe this product as, “an antibiotic and vasocon-stricting preparation for topical application to the mucous mem-brane of the nose and accessory sinuses.” The booklet also states this Prothricin solu-tion is a combination of two agents: tyro-thricin and Propadrine hydrochloride. There are no remnants of this medicine in the bottle. Both the smelling salts and Prothricin can be viewed in our medical exhibit. An example of first aid supplies on display is a vial filled with a preservative liquid and horse hair thread used for stitches (1990.035.001h). Also, in our storage, we have numerous types of Band-Aids, bandages, gauze and medical tapes.
Brianna Shambrook
Collections and Exhibits
Manager Sooke Region Museum
The Sooke Region Museum and Visitor Centre is located at 2070 Phillips Road, and is open throughout the year 9 am - 5 pm with the exception of Mon-days during the win-ter season and a brief Christmas closing.
Phone:250-642-6351Toll free phone:1-866-888-4748E-mail us at: info@
sookeregionmuseum.com
Brianna Shambrook photo
Clockwise: Prothricin (1983.075.038a-c), invalid feeder cup (1977.064.010), invalid feeder cup (1977.017.001), smelling salts (1978.055.034a-b) and wheelchair (1977.081.001).
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Carey Newman’s Witness Blanket to tour CanadaPirjo RaitsSooke News Mirror
Back in 2011, Kwakwaka’wakw Mas-ter Carver Carey New-man started on a proj-ect which would take the better part of a two years to complete. The Witness Blanket, a project spawned by the Truth and Recon-ciliation Commission which came to Victo-ria in 2011, became a reality in 2014 when it began touring in British Columbia.
The Witness Blanket bears witness to the experience of residen-tial schools for Can-ada’s native people. Newman’s father Vic-tor was a residential school survivor and when he finally told his story, it deeply affected Carey in a profound way. He couldn’t let those or the stories and experiences of others who were sent away from their families rest as they had been for a generation or more.
“It really tells the story,” said Carey’s mother Edith Newman of the finished project.
The story is the bits and pieces of history as told and evidenced by residential school survivors. It is truth in a physical way, an arti-fact saved because of the significance to its holder.
The call went out in 2012 for artifacts from the schools, those pieces of history that somehow survived through the years. They are the visible to the invisible remem-brances.
The 10 foot by 40 foot installation is a long wall in four panels and includes such things as bricks, doors, buttons, shoes and plates. Those seemingly insignificant pieces are combined into the whole making a strong and powerful
piece stitched together with memories. The wooden blocks resem-ble a handmade quilt.
“It’s really beautiful, even from the back,” said Newman,
Most of the metal work was done in Sooke at Maywell Wickheim’s and the whole New-man family was directly involved. At one stage both of Carey’s sisters donated their hair to the project.
“Hair is an important part of the culture,” said Edith. “When the kids arrived at resi-dential school it was chopped off.”
Newman said they held a ceremony when the sisters cut their hair.
“It was really emo-tional,” she said.
The Witness Blan-ket project was funded through the Truth and Reconciliation Commis-sion and Aboriginal and Northern Development Canada and the Rina M. Bidden Foundation.
Part of the project will be an interactive virtual Witness Blanket which will be an online and mobile app. Click-ing onto a piece of the blanket will allow the
user to get the story where that piece came from. This is being worked on presently and it will then take the place of a catalogue.
“You have to see it to get the full impact,” said Newman.
The Witness Blanket is currently on display at Capilano University in North Vancouver until December 19, then it will travel across the country to Saskatch-ewan, and eventually to Winnipeg where it will have a permanent home.
Moving it from city
to city is expensive, roughly $10,000, and fundraising efforts are underway. There is a three-minute video on the Witness blanket at: www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-witness-blanket. There is also a documentary film being shot thanks to a grant from Canada Council. The videog-raphers have donated their time. Donations made in the name of the Witness Blanket at the Victoria Native Friend-ship Centre will give the donor a tax receipt. Newman said they are
happy with any dona-tions they can get.
Others have given of their time and exper-tise as well, said New-man. Jane Hutchins and Robert Byers from East Sooke aided with restoration of the arti-facts, Shelagh Rogers, Kate Cino, Media One, and others all gave of themselves to make this project physically and virtually real.
Other sites of inter-est can be viewed at:
http://www.artopen-ings.ca/witness-blan-ket.html
https://www.indi-egogo.com/projects/the-witness-blanket
https://www.face-book.com/Witness-Blanket
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Anyone acquainted with J.R.R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings knows that Hobbits are espe-cially fond of mush-rooms. In the book The Fellowship of the Ring, Frodo had a run-in with Farmer Maggot after trespassing on his mushroom-abundant land as a child. Chased away by his hounds all the way to Bucklebury Ferry, Frodo quivers at the thought of step-ping foot on old Mag-got’s land again. Long since over his grudge, Farmer Maggot gifts the hobbits with an ample supply of his famous mushrooms for their journey.
Anyone who has experienced the mush-room madness has probably ventured forth beyond the pale of borders and fences to hunt the meaty mushrooms, which always seems to entail some kind of adventure or occasionally, misad-venture.
Mushroom hunt-ing gets us out of our comfort zone, when the gnarly wet weather hits full-tilt in the fall, and opens us toward exploring our home rain forests and stream-beds in anticipation of bounty!
A pan of butter fried wild mushrooms is hard for the inner-Hobbit to resist. Edible mushrooms should always be cooked to make them digestible, palatable and safe. They have thick cell walls that our diges-tive systems cannot easily break down in raw form. Cooking also releases their beneficial nutrients and destroys potentially harmful bac-teria or toxic compo-nents that may be lurk-ing in the mushroom or from the forest floor. Pan-frying poisonous mushrooms does not make them any more palatable and should be left well-alone.
Imagine where human culture would be without the fungi kingdom, which includes the yeasts that give us wines, beers and breads, the molds that we craft our cheeses with, and medicines like penicil-lin. Beyond edibility, we have some of the most potent forms of natural, wild medicine available to us in the apothecary of a dying tree. Ötzi the Iceman, Europe’s
oldest preserved mummy, was found with two species of bracket or Polypore mushrooms strung together with leather. One of them was a tin-der fungus which was part of a sophisticated fire making kit. The other was a birch fun-gus which is known for its antibacterial prop-erties. One especially powerful Polypore, the Reishi or Ganoderma Lucidum, known as Lingzhi in Asian medi-cine is considered ‘the King of Herbs’. It also goes by the praisewor-thy names of “Mush-room of Immortality” and “Elixir of Life”. The author of an old 1596 Taoist herbal medi-cine book claimed that “it positively affects the life-energy, or Qi of the heart, repairing the chest area and benefit-ing those with a knotted and tight chest. Taken over a long period of time, agility of the body will not cease, and the years are lengthened to those of the Immortal Fairies.”
Some of our own local medicinal polypo-res include our reishi, Ganoderma orego-nense, Turkey Tails, Artist Conks and Red-Belted Polypores. These bracket funguses are said to be anti-bac-terial, anti-
A few species of the polypores are edible, such as the meaty sounding ‘Hen of the Woods’, Sheep Polypore, and ‘Chicken of the Woods’, which grows in stacks of lumi-nescent orange shelves that gather droplets of dew that taste like lemon juice. Dyers Polypore has been used to dye wool and other fabrics for centu-ries, in a wide range of rich colours.
One strange fact is that fungi are more closely related to us and other species of the animal kingdom than plants. At some point in our collective evolutionary history,
plants split from the path before fungi did. This can be seen in the chitin, the fibrous sub-stance that composes the cell walls of fungi, and the exoskeletons of anthropods.
Mushrooms are the decomposers and recy-clers of nature and acquire their nutrients, not through photosyn-thesis like plants but in one of three ways. Some are parasitic and feed off other living things, such as the Lobster mushroom. Others are saprobes, like some polypores and break-down organic mat-ter recycling nature’s waste. And others still are mycorrhizal, which team up with plants to communicate and exchange nutrients.
Mycelium is akin to the root system of a plant, (as the mush-room is like the fruit) and it’s hairlike fibres are said to be intelli-gent. According to Paul Stamets in his book
Mycelium Running: How Mushrooms Can Help Save the World, “myce-lium is the neurologi-cal network of nature. Interlacing mosaics of mycelium infuse habi-tats with information-sharing membranes. These membranes are aware, react to change, and collectively have the long-term health of the host environment in mind...”
Mushrooms can help save the world!? Stay tuned for Part 3.
Disclaimer: this arti-cle is meant to provoke insight into the many uses and mysteries of the mushrooms. It is not an invitation to experi-ment into the potentially lethal ingestion of some of the mushrooms men-tioned, including but not limited to the Amanita Muscaria mentioned last week. Consult with a experienced guide, and not merely a book or website when attempt-ing to identify species for consumption.
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Council can make a fresh start
On December 1, the newly elected council will be sworn in. They will take their seats in January and begin the process of setting policy which the staff will carry out.
Their task is to adopt policies, bylaws and legislate based on what the citizens of Sooke want. They were voted in to represent the electorate. Of course each member of council will have their “backers” but once elected they are responsible to the whole community, not just their supporters.
Every council is made up of individuals with varying ideas on what they want to accomplish. Some agree with each other, some do not. They form alliances within council and try to steer decisions. What is intrinsically wrong with that is a councillor’s mind may be made up before all of the information comes to the table. That doesn’t leave them with an open mind, it leaves them biased. At public hearings, for example, the public has the opportunity to come forward and speak their mind. If a councillor’s mind is already made up, then that is not fair to the process.
What we would like to see for this new council is a fresh start with open minds and a new attitude - without the old prejudices. No more backroom maneuverings and manipulation. Sooke has so much going for it and a council needs to be able to make decisions for the betterment of the entire community. Council needs to really listen to those who come up to the mic. That’s council’s duty and it is disrespectful to shuffle papers and look disinterested in what is being said.
We have hopes for this new council, it is made up of dedicated citizens who all want the best for the town they represent. They have four years to accomplish something and let’s hope they prove themselves worthy of being elected to the council table. And they can, if they choose to work together for the good of all.
ANOTHER VIEW
There has been a lot of talk over the past weeks about Old Sooke and New Sooke and what this means. Interestingly, some of the commen-tators noted it as an election issue but you weren’t hearing about it from the candidates.
I have experienced our commu-nity from both perspectives; being the fifth in a seven-generation Sooke-area family and also arriving as a newcomer to a very different town after living away for 12 years and returning. If you are wondering what it means to be Old Sooke, here’s a primer.
What is Old Sooke?
It’s about a set of values that have stood the test of time to keep our community thriving and not about the number of years lived here.
It’s a community dinner where an 80-year-old woman serves your plate topped with an ice-cream scoop of mashed potatoes. When dinner is over you stack your chair and help put away tables.
It’s building the Sooke Commu-nity Hall more than 75 years ago and working many years to contribute time and money for ball fields where Sooke children have played for decades. It’s teachers working with students to create community art, donations for the EMCS theatre, and volunteers raising funds to house the community’s elders. It’s con-
tributing time and dollars to build the beautiful Charters River Salmon Interpretative Centre.
It’s the volunteers who risked their lives during the massive wind storm in December 2006 to rescue people trapped in vehicles (while their own homes were at risk) and retired loggers with gassed-up chain saws who got to work to clear the fallen trees. It’s the neighbour with a bobcat who ploughs snow off your street before his own driveway.
It’s showing up to community events year after year. It’s the volun-teers for faith groups, hospice and service clubs like Lions and Rotary who are always there to help. It’s about being behind the scenes to step in with search, rescue and emergency services. It’s support-ing long-standing landmarks like the Sooke Region Museum, Jack Brooks Fish Hatchery and the Flats.
All of these assets and services we take for granted were built on a foun-dation of community spirit.
It’s shared experiences and mem-ories. Long before we needed to build trails, kids walked everywhere cutting through yards. You knocked on the door and didn’t need a play date. People swam in the river and lakes before there was a pool and skated on Boneyard or Vogel’s Slough before there was an arena.
As a grown up at the beach you still turn over rocks to look for crabs. You know all the back roads and best places for biggest fish.
It’s going to a boogie to relive old days with more than 400 people from across the country. After the bills are paid the organizers donate the couple thousand dollars left to the food bank with no fanfare.
It’s supporting local businesses for decades. In turn, businesses support the community with dona-tions for auctions, discounts or little extras to show their appreciation.
It’s loving the community at every stage in its evolution. Even when you don’t like change we rarely see you waving signs in protest, making big demands or writing letters.
It’s welcoming newcomers who arrive and stay. T’Sou-ke people wel-comed new settlers and those who are here continue to welcome visi-tors and residents. It’s about hon-ouring and respecting the traditions, values, culture and history and embracing these values. It’s staying true to the community you grew up in or fell in love with.
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Control your dog
Re: Not all dogs are friendly
I can’t agree with J. Kennedy more. My leashed dog and I also have had many of the same not so “friendly dog” experiences on the Galloping Goose and at Whiffin Spit. Just two weeks ago we tried to brave the Spit mid-day on a weekday and ended up having to turn back half way because of three off -leash “friendly dog” encounters. These dogs were not ‘under direct control’ and one of the owners was even say-ing to another person in the parking lot that her dog was young and didn’t listen well – and then promptly let him run amok all the way down the Spit, blissfully ignorant of his owners calls. Is Whiffin Spit an official off-leash park? Not supposed to be…
We just returned from a trip to Oregon where in all public parks all dogs must be on a leash of no more than 6’. We were able to walk our dog everywhere with no “friendly dog” situ-ations. Everybody was happy. I think our rules for dogs in pub-lic parks here are seri-ously lax and ill defined and perhaps need to be re-addressed for the safety and pleasure of all – not just the few.
T. Balak Sooke
SFAS is non-partisan
It has been brought to the attention of the Sooke Fine Arts Soci-ety that our name and integrity have been grossly misrepre-sented on social media recently, posted by one of the mayoralty candi-dates. As a non-profit society entering its 29th season, the Board of Directors is very conscious of its respon-sibility to its many members, hundreds of volunteers and cre-ative artists, and varied sponsors and advertis-ers.
The Sooke Fine Arts Society is a non-parti-san organization, and has never endorsed or funded a candidate at any level of elected gov-ernment. At no time in this campaign did the SFAS make a monetary donation to support any of the three may-oralty candidates. We wish to set the record straight for everyone’s clarity and benefit.
David Bennett, President
SFAS Board of Directors
U.S. military exercises frightening
I am not sure if you are aware but the USA military is planning to do some pretty inten-sive exercises on the Olympic Peninsula with Growlers from Whid-bey Island Naval base and electromagnetic warfare.
This will affect our beautiful little town of Sooke, we are very close as the crow flies and the health and well being of the resi-dents should be con-sidered. People in Port Townsend, Washington are concerned and we are geographically a heck of a lot closer. We are already affected by mysterious booms and rumbles. People say they are from a metal fusion company in Port Angeles, but the reality is I lived in Port Ange-les for sometime and we never experienced any of these booms or rumbles. We did how-ever experience some weird and scary USA military activities such as being buzzed by a dozen black helos in the middle of the dark night.
I never used to believe in conspiracy theories but the terror that caused the com-munity and directly my own children may have changed my mind a bit. Please read the attached article and let me know what you think the town of Sooke could do to stop this. http://www.truth-out.org/news/item/27339-navy-plans-
electromagnetic-war-games -over -nat io -nal-park-and-forest-in-washington-state.
Rachel LewisSooke
History is important
First, I would like to commend the citi-zens of Sooke for their response to this year’s Legion Poppy Campaign. Our efforts raised more than $22,000, up over 16 per cent from last year. There were more peo-ple attending the ceno-taph ceremony, and more visitors to the Legion premises that any of us could remem-ber. For all of that, Thank you Sooke, for your generosity, caring, and support.
Secondly, and sadly, I bring up one issue of concern that did arise. This is the somewhat feeble response by our students to the Legion’s Poster and Literary contest. Each year we ask students from Grade one to Grade 12 to draw, or write a poem or essay depict-ing their thoughts on Remembrance. Of our six schools, one had a reasonable number of entries, four others had a small number, while one had no response at all. Add to that two entries came late, but were accepted due to the limited response, and three posters did
not meet the limited size clearly stated on the entry form. Total entries -14. Eligible for judging -10.
There are many dates in Canadian his-tory of great signifi-cance. Certainly July 1, 1867 ranks at the top. However, November 11, 1918, May 8, 1945, and Aug 15, 1945 should be on this list. These dates mark the end of World Wars, or theatres of war in which many (117,000) Canadian men and women died to preserve the free-doms of this country. Without their sacrifices Canada would not be the great country we live in today.
I do not think it is too much to ask for our younger genera-tions to be taught the significance of Remem-brance within the his-tory of Canada. We owe, not only those who gave their lives, but also those who sur-vived our most heart-felt “Thanks”. For those who died, the only thing we can give them is Remembrance. Think of it as our tribute to the heroes of history.
We asked: What are you doing to stay warm and cozy in these colder, darker days of fall?
Layering with merino wool, thick socks and working hard outside.
Scott DreslerSooke
Dancing with flags to praise God.
Laura BlackSooke
I like to snuggle with my cat Noel.
Brianna ShambrookSooke
A lot of cooking for our new busi-ness, J&A Living Wells, whole-
some, heart-warming soul food that we are making for people.
Jason MacIsaacSooke
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Those who returned home did so as differ-ent people. One cannot see war without being affected.
I have talked before about the post baby-boom generations and their dedication to Remembrance Day. It would seem that when we are attacked close to home, reaction is great. Otherwise, start-ing next year, it may be just “another day off”. I plead with all genera-tions, do not let this be that insignificant.
Lest We Forget.Tom Lott
Chair, Sooke Legion Poppy Committee
Ocean views please
I would like to com-ment on Mr. N.E. MacNab’s letter of Oct. 29 regarding the route that our government made into a ‘circle route’ a few years ago for tourists to go from Victoria through Port Renfrew and then east to Lake Cowichan and on to Hwy. 1.
As we live in Port Renfrew (17 yrs. now) and have seen the improvements and the tourists arriving, I have to agree with him regarding Ender Ilkay’s proposal to develop a large section of land along the way. We attended a community meeting regarding this years ago and met Mr. Ilkay and thought his ideas were great and looked forward to see-ing them come to frui-tion. As usual, a good idea gets shot down and replaced with uglier ones like pipe-lines and LNG plants, etc.
Personally, we quite enjoy seeing the ocean in places now since more logging has been done and just wish someone would come along and clean out all the rest of those ugly old alders along the roadside. We love the evergreens but those spindly things should
come down as they’re usually the ones to get blown down over our power lines and cause blackouts too often. We can’t believe Hydro would rather fix the troubles than prevent some of them from hap-pening.
Hopefully some day our government will see the light and allow this development to go ahead and we just might live long enough to see it.
Pat and Pete McGregor
Port Renfrew
Stop global smarming
If every tree hug-ger in Canada would just stop using a wood burning stove and give up their motor vehi-cles for a bicycle a first step would be taken towards the reduction of global hypocrisy.
What the environ-mentalists seem to be saying is that they per-sonally know beyond the shadow of a doubt, that our recurring gla-cial periods have finally ended, and that we should now be worried that the planet does not go into a spiraling escalation or overheat-ing forcing Earth to become a “Venus” - the cause of all this being the exhaust fumes from automobiles - a riveting hypothesis.
Since these glacial periods appear to be aligned with a 23,000 year periodic swing in the Earth’s orbital ori-entation, do they then suggest that there was no co-relation or do they suggest that these periodic orbital changes have also ceased?
Or would they rather we not think about annoying details like these and focus more on the big picture “their big picture” - the one with the riveting hypothesis.
N.E MacNabbShirley
Defending her record
RE: Otter Point Land Use Committee Voting Results.
In Otter Point, Sandy Sinclair got more votes than me: Heather Phil-lips. The CRD Board will now consider him for appointment to the JDF Land Use Commit-tee to represent Otter Point.
For the record, I did not oppose detached suites. I raised some points to consider at the Otter Point Advi-sory Planning Commis-sion meeting. All three Advisory Planning Committees involved recommended the suites. All members of the Land Use Commit-tee recommended the bylaw to allow suites for first and second reading. I have never opposed extension of CRD water. I have reminded people we can’t do development without water and if they get connected to
a community water supply, they will have to pay for the connec-tion. Clean water being a right doesn’t mean it’s going to be paid for by someone else, like our roads or policing. And finally, I have never con-
fused the Development Permit Area for Protec-tion of Farming with the provision in the Land Title Act that the sub-division approving offi-cer may require a buf-fer of some kind before approving subdivision
of property adjacent to land in the Agricultural Land Reserve.
In his election pam-phlet, Mr. Sinclair reported a different version of my “record” on the above three points. He was wrong. He doesn’t know what was going on at the meetings or he has a poor memory. Good luck to the people who make up the JDF Land Use Committee in Janu-ary 2015.
Heather PhillipsOtter Point
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This is the second year we have had a Hoop-a-thon and both times it has been a wonderful success.
55 students partici-pated: they are split into three groups and each student plays eight hours through-out the event. Each player spends about three weeks gath-ering pledges from the community, and on the day of Parent Teacher Interviews
they started a game at 1 pm that contin-ued until 1 pm the next day.. Final fund-ing cash numbers are not in yet.
Funds will go to team travel, warm up gear and tournament costs.
It was enjoyed by all students and staff that supervised: Angus McGowan, Ebony Logins, Ian Mckenzie.
Trevor Bligh
Hoop-a-Thon a success!Sports & Recreation
The first scheduled game of this year is Tuesday, November 25 when GNS plays at EMCS Senior Boys.
The Senior Boys are on the court again Wednesday hosting St Michael’s.
Both the Senior Girls and Senior Boys have tournaments the first weekend in December as the boys play at Parkland and the girls at GP Vanier.
The junior teams start their seasons in January.
All four teams are looking to build on the successful campaigns of last year.
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One New Year’s resolution we’ll all be making.A full disposal ban on kitchen scraps at Hartland landfill takes effect January 1, 2015. The ban will divert compostable items like vegetables, meat, bones, grains, dairy products, fruit and soiled paper that currently take up thirty percent of the landfill. At the same time, diverted kitchen scraps will significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and will be processed into beneficial compost.So contact your waste hauler or municipality directly, plan for collection options and make a note on your calendar. Then we can all look forward to a happy, more sustainable New Year!For general information about the kitchen scrap diversion strategy visit www.crd.bc.ca/kitchenscraps
JAN 2015
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FOR REGISTRATIONS AND INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL: 250-642-8000
SEAPARC SNIPPETNational Jersey Day
Friday, Nov. 28th
Wear your favouritejersey & play for just $2Youth Hockey 2-3:50 pm
Family & Friends Hockey 7-8:15 pmMake a donation to the BC Children’s
Hospital by voting for your favourite tree.National Sports DaySaturday Nov. 29, 1-3:30 pm
$2 Swim
⍟Festival of Trees
December 2 to January 4
To sponsor a tree please contact Elizabeth Olsen at 642-8007
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Fields were under water this weekend so all home games were cancelled. Just another reminder why we need field improvements!
Sooke Soccer Club-kicks off their fund-raiser this week. Look out for the yummy tast-ing Quinoa Pop – per-fect snack for lunches, or pregame bursts of energy!
SSC is also selling Christmas trees again
this year starting the first week of Decem-ber with a drop off for bottles as well, at Fred Milne Park. Come get a tree and sup-port your local soccer club. Look out for the blue and white this Sun-day at the Christmas Parade!
Laura Lockhart VP The U14 Boys trav-
elled to Saltspring Island and played one of the tightest defen-
sive games of their sea-son.
Saltspring came away with a 2-1 win but considering they beat us 6-0 last time, this was a huge victory for our boys.
Sooke’s only goal was scored on a break-away by Gavin Duncan. Saltspring better watch out next time.
Cherie Duncan - Manager
The skies parted and
the sun came out for the girls U8 “Lightning” in Langford on Satur-day.
The girls had a blast as evident by their smiles and great energy.
Each game shows the girls’ improvement in passing, positional play and goaltending. Way to go ladies. Go Lightning!!
Jonn Horn - Coach
Sooke Soccer fields soaked to super-saturation point. The seagulls seem to be the only ones enjoying the water-logged grass in hope of catching a stray worm. It is hoped Sooke will one day enjoy the improvements of better drained fields so the season can continue unabated in the wetter months of the year.
Laura Lockhart photo
Sooke soccer rained-out
Star of the Week
Photo by Daniel Chauvin
Calijah Phillips is this weeks ‘Star of the Week’. If you have an athlete you would like to have recognized, please send an email to [email protected]
Calijah Phillips is cur-rently playing hockey and basketball. He has been playing hockey since he was 6 years- old and started play-ing basketball during his first year at EMCS on the junior basket-ball team. Calijah has the versatility of being an excellent forward as well as a very good defenseman when needed.
His future goal for hockey is playing the NCAA div 1. Basket-ball is a sport that he is playing for fun cur-rently and he wants to see where this will take him.
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Put yo
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THE SLOGAN MASTER CHALLENGE
We’d like you to consider what you shouldn’t be putting down the drain, like fats, oils and grease from food. Instead, they can be disposed of safely by composting in your collection program or recycling at designated depots. We need your help to get that message out there. Send us your best slogans in 140 characters or less to help make this point and the winning slogan will be featured during our spring outreach events. For contest and prize details visit www.crd.bc.ca/sloganmaster
2205 Otter Point Road, SookePhone: 250-642-1634
Fax: 250-642-0541email: [email protected]
website: www.sooke.ca
This schedule is subject to change. Please call 250-642-1634 to confirm meetings.
Council meeting agendas maybe viewed at www.sooke.ca
Upcoming Public Meetings Inaugural Council Meeting
Monday, December 1, 2014 at 7:00 pmReception to follow
What’s New!The District of Sooke website at www.sooke.ca has
information about your community – including:
Property Taxes 2014A reminder that unpaid 2014 Property Taxes will start
to accrue interest as of January 1st, 2015. Also, a reminder that December 31st, 2014 is the deadline to
claim a retroactive Home Owner Grant for 2013.
Christmas Open HouseWednesday December 3, 4:00–7:00pm122–2806 Jacklin Road (corner of Jacklin Rd & Goldstream Ave.)Light snacks & refreshments will be served. Information: 250-391-280. Please drop by.
Food bank donations gratefully accepted.
John Horgan MLA Juan de Fuca invites you to his
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ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20
It’s time for you take action, Aries. Your energy level is perfect for getting things done at home and at work. The faster you go, the more you can accom-plish.
TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21
You could be prone to panic this week, Taurus. Settle down as best as you can and take a few deep breaths. Lean on friends if you need a little extra support.
GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21
It’s been difficult keeping in touch with a friend who lives far away. Make an effort to reconnect and plan some time to get together and enjoy
each other’s company.CANCER - Jun 22/
Jul 22Cancer, the value
of your portfolio may increase considerably this week. Keep your eyes on your accounts and the market. For-tune awaits.
LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23Leo, communica-
tion needs to be open between you and someone you love to avoid conflict. Set aside some time when the two of you can talk this week.
VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22
Many things are looking up for you, Virgo. This week could be the catalyst for positive change. Keep an open mind as you forge ahead in all you do.
LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23
You may get some excellent career news this week, Libra. It is just the type of infor-mation that you have been seeking and
could provide the boost you need to make some changes.
SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22
Relationships with family and friends are thriving this week, Scorpio. You may have found your niche and all things fall into play. Enjoy this renewed sense of camaraderie.
SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21
Sagittarius, obsta-cles are cleared this week and you have an entirely new perspec-tive on your love life. Put that information to use with a romantic date or by engaging in a couples’ activity.
CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20
Capricorn, money matters should be going well for you, so much so that you can make one of those big-ticket purchases with-out much hesitation. Enjoy the results.
AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18
Relationships of all
kinds are strength-ened this week, Aquar-ius. Whether you hang out with friends or go on a date night, you will enjoy the experi-ence immensely.
PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20
Your imagination is soaring this week, Pisces. Keep your feet a little closer to the ground so you do not get carried away.
FAMOUS BIRTH-DAYS
NOVEMBER 23Oded Fehr, Actor
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Actress (24)NOVEMBER 25Nick Swisher, Ath-
lete (34)NOVEMBER 26Rita Ora, Singer (24)NOVEMBER 27Jaleel White, Actor
(38)NOVEMBER 28Judd Nelson, Actor
(55)NOVEMBER 29Andrew McCarthy,
Actor (52)
Weekly Astrological Charts
Deanna Brett photo
Reader’s Photo of the Week
Deanna Brett captures the raucous Stellar’s Jay, an intelligent member of the Corvidae Family, which also includes ravens and crows. The Stellar’s Jay is a trickster, and sometimes imitates hawks to frighten other birds away. Reader’s Photo of the Week is sponsored by Stickleback at Cooper Cove. Send your high res photos to [email protected]
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DROP IN POOL TOURNAMENT 2nd SUNDAY OF EACH MONTH
LEgION RIDERS 2nd wEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH AT 7 PM
BLUEgRASS 1st & 3rd SUNDAYS 3 PM
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Happy Hour Mon. - Sat. 5-6 pm • All Highballs $3.75
Grey Cup party Nov. 30
Tickets @ bar$1300 FRIDAY Steak Night
KARAOKEEvery Friday 8:00 - 11:00 p.m.
with Pete & MeganMaster Card, Visa and Interac now accepted
Short Mat Bowl 1pmEuchre 6:30Pool League 7:00Ladies’ Darts NoonDominos 10:00 am Shuffleboard 6:30 pmCribbage 7:00Short Mat Bowl 1pm
SUNDAYS
Join us for FUN, FOOD & PRIZES
Traditional Christmas Dinnerwith Turkey and Ham, Sunday December 14
Tickets $12.50 for members & $15.00 for non-members with a Toy for a Tot or $ or can for the
Food Bank. Tickets are available at the bar at the Legion.
Cocktails at 4:30, Dinner at 5:00 p.m
8 Turkeys, 4 Hams & Cash Prizesplus 2 Turkeys donated by Santa
W W W . S O O K E N E W S M I R R O R . C O M
SOOKEFOURCAST Your weather forecast for the next FOUR DAYS!What you need to know about the weather to plan your weekend.
THURSDAY FRIDAY SUNDAY
Showers High 8 Low 6
Hours of sunshine 2
Chance of a Shower High 7 Low 3
Hours of sunshine 4
A Few Showers High 7 Low 3
Hours of sunshine 4
SATURDAY
Showers High 7 Low 5
Hours of sunshine 2
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Finally some win-ter Chinook salmon were caught later this last weekend in Sooke. Charter salmon fish-ing guides reported landing winter Springs on Sunday Nov.16 and Monday Nov.17.
The boats were fish-ing the area from the Sooke harbour mouth to Otter Point, trolling bait anchovy/herring close to the bottom in 115 to 125ft of water. The operators reported 1 or 2 fish each range-
ing from 6 to 18lbs. These are some of the first winter Chinook salmon to be reported. Halibut fishing has been good with most boats anchoring or drifting in 190 to 240ft of water reporting good action.
Successful baits have been herring, octopus and salmon bellies rigged on a spreader bar system using sharp, barbed size #8 to 10 “J” hooks. There are some great halibut fish-
ing spots close to the Sooke harbour mouth accessible to smaller sport fishing boats.
Check out the “Neah Bay” fishing map avail-able at your local bait and tackle supplier. For best results, look for slower moving tides and at least one tide change to fish through, if possible, when choos-ing a halibut fishing day.
Crab fishing has been getting alot better in the Sooke Harbour with catches of 2 to 4 good
Dungeness crabs per outing for our boats. Setting crab traps dur-ing an incoming tide using freshly frozen fish or chicken as bait works well for us. If you don’t have a boat the Rotary peer at the foot of Murray Rd. can be a great place to fish for crabs. Good fishing!
Ron Neitch
2-Reel Adventures Fishing
Winter Chinook salmon being caught this week
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See us in the Santa
Claus Parade!
Sunday, November 30th
There are 100 PENGUINS hidden throughout the store; find one, and it’s
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Sunday, November 30Sunday, November 30th
(Limit one per child.)
Children’s CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT Hunt
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WEEKLY TIDE TABLES
TIMES ARE IN STANDARD TIME, HEIGHTS IN FEET
Day Time HT Time HT Time HT Time HT27 06:44 8.2 11:34 7.5 15:39 8.9 28 00:09 2.6 07:32 8.5 13.10 7.2 16:41 8.229 00:55 3.3 08:17 8.9 14:32 6.6 18:05 7.230 01:40 4.3 08:57 9.2 15:44 5.6 20:30 6.901 02:25 4.9 09:34 9.5 16:45 4.6 22:31 6.602 03:10 5.6 10:08 9.8 17:38 3.6 23:54 6.903 03:52 6.2 10:40 9.8 18:25 3.0 04 01:01 7.2 04:27 6.9 11:10 10.2 19:10 2.3
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Here in Sooke we have just completed another great exer-cise in democracy as the community has chosen the people it wishes to represent them on council and the school board. The Sooke Region Chamber is proud to have played a part through its spon-sorship of the all-can-didates debate which saw over 400 citizens offer questions and cri-tique to all those run-ning for the offices of the mayor and council.
At the chamber we were particularly pleased to note that the ambitions expressed by most of the candidates reflected the issues that are important to chamber members. Issues such as: urban renewal of the down-town; improvements to Highway 14 and promo-tion of the attraction of the community for more than its natural beauty. Many election discussions centred on ways to make things easier for our exist-ing small businesses and the importance of attracting new, sustain-able and appropriate businesses to provide high quality employ-ment and spread the tax load.
During the election, one candidate had mentioned that, “Sooke is the region’s best kept secret and the trouble with such a secret is that no one knows you’re here.”
If the community is to manage our eco-nomic development in line with the chamber’s and the district’s objec-tives, we must now develop a promotional strategy to spread the word about Sooke; including its attrac-
tions, environment and low home prices. We have to roll out the wel-come mat to the kinds of development that we need in order to expand our infrastructure, our recreational, arts, edu-cational and cultural services. The message must be that ‘Sooke is open for business.’
As we prepare for the growth in population that will surely come, we must now build
needed mechanisms and strategies, (includ-ing finding the finan-cial resources), that will ensure we design and control needed new developments in all aspects of the econ-omy. We need a plan to identify and attract the post 55s. Studies show that every incom-ing household of this group leads to a first-year investment of more than $350,000 in
housing and services.The Sooke Region
Chamber of Commerce has gone through a complete restructuring over the past year, re-purposing its mission and setting targets in all areas of the economy. With a new council in place and a commit-ment to move ahead on long-delayed projects, the chamber is excited about a new partner-ship for the benefit of
the community.
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Chamber Chatter
Submitted photo
Let’s get started
the kick off of the Sooke Christmas bureau collection campaign has begun. the Sooke Christmas bureau provides approximately 400 food hampers with turkeys and toys to individuals and families in Sooke.
From left to right, the volunteers are: marlene thomas, mike thomas, marie Wilson, Jeff Stewart from Western Foods, Sharon Johnson and Kim Sylvestre.
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ST. ROSE OF LIMA Roman Catholic Parish2191 Townsend Rd. | 250-642-3945 | Fax: 778-425-3945
Saturday Mass 5pm | Sunday Mass, 10 amThursday Mass 10:30 am
Children’s Religious Ed: Sat. 3:45pm Of� ce Hours: Tue 12-3 Wed 10-12 Thurs 1-3
Rev. Fr. Michael Favero
KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH2110 Church Rd | 250-642-4124
SUNDAY SERVICE10:15 am Pre-Service Singing
10:30 am Family worshipRev. Dr Gordon Kouwenberg
Parents Room and well equipped Nursery
HOLY TRINITY Anglican Church1962 Murray Road | 250-642-3172
HOLY COMMUNION SERVICE: 11amEVENING PRAYER: Saturday 5pm
The Rev. Dimas Canjurawww.holytrinitysookebc.org
The Pastor's Pen
SOOKE BAPTIST CHURCH7110 West Coast Road | 250-642-3424
SUNDAY SERVICE 10:00 am Children, youth & adult ministries
Pastor Rick Eby Email [email protected]
www.sookebaptist.com
JUAN DE FUCA SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH
4251 Sooke Road | 778-425-3403SATURDAY SERVICE
9:30 am Bible Study • 11:00 am Church ServicePastor: Mike Stevenson
Of Cycles and Seasons,Of Living and Partly LivingAs fall turns into winter (or is it late summer morphing into early winter on this 2-season coast?) we realize our lives are made up partly of repeated cycles. We’ve just begun a local electoral
cycle; with perennials trimmed and lawnmowers stored, we’ve � nished a garden cycle; � rst stores, and now churches are starting the Advent-Christmas cycle. To the extent that we live distracted lives, with our focus away from the here and the now, we notice the cycles like someone jogging through a museum: oh yeah, I recognize that, it’s the Egyptian part; oh yeah, that’s the 1850’s cannery display. Oh yeah, the days are shorter. This kind of unre� ected, distracted life re� ects T.S Eliot’s line: “And yet we live our lives, living and partly living.”But our spirits thrive with engagement with life: with awareness and wonder at the contours of the present moment, of the current cycle. Advent invites us to consider our deepest yearnings, our heart-iest needs--for ourselves, our families, our workplace, our community, our world. Respect for the dignity of every human being, respect for the integrity of the ecosystems that sustain life on our planet, shelter for the shivering homeless, a warm welcome for the lonely.The cry from the heart of “Immanu-El” -- “God, be with us!”--rises from our spirit when we realize the immensity of our yearning, and unites us the world over in our common yearning.
By Pastor Bruce Lemire-Elmore
Notice of 2014 AGMEast Sooke Fire Protection and Emergency Response
Service CommissionOur AGM will be on December 1, 2014
At this AGM, we are asking to fill three voluntary commission posts. These will be two-year terms of office starting in January 2015.Only owners or occupiers of real property
in the CRD region of East Sooke present at the meeting are able to stand for the commission and to vote at the AGM.Submissions for nominations to these posts
should be submitted at the time of the AGM meeting.The meeting will be from 7pm and will
be held at the East Sooke Fire Hall, 1397 Coppermine Rd., East Sooke, BC.Notices for this AGM are also placed at the local store, fire hall notice board, in the local newspaper and on the CRD
website. Call 250-642-4411 or email [email protected].
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We attended:One structure fire
(requiring mutual aid from Metchosin and Otter Point) for an elec-trical fire at Sooke Ele-mentary School
1 appliance fire1 dumpster fire26 medical calls9 motor vehicle col-
lisions3 power lines down2 public assist calls5 fire alarms10 burning com-
plaints
Fire Department Safety Tip of the
Month: Over 80 per cent
of the motor vehicle crashes the fire depart-ment has attended this year are rear end col-lisions, most of which are due to driver inat-tention.
With the dark and rainy nights we encoun-ter during the winter months, it is extremely important to drive defensively and main-tain a safe following distance from the car ahead of you.
Fund-raising calandar
The Sooke Fire Department is always
seeking volunteer fire-fighters. If you might want to give of your time and learn new skills, call Chief Steve Sorensen at: 250-642-5422.
The Sooke volunteer
firefighters are selling a 13-month calendar with proceeds to go towards their volunteer service in Panama.
The firefighters aid the Fraternidad de Bomberos group by
training in the use of firefighting and emer-gency-use equipment.
The last time they went they trained 40 firefighters in the small Panamanian town of Boquete.
The firefighters last-
went in 2013 when six Sooke firefigthters trav-elled to Panama.
The calendar shows the Sooke firefighters in action and each of the photographs was taken by the Sooke Photog-raphy Club. The calen-
dars are available at the Stick in the Mud, West-ern Foods, Fire Hall #1 or you can order them online trough Facebook or Twitter.
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Dairyland and Village Food Markets are both teaming up to donate money to local schools. We’re proud to offer a full range of high quality Dairyland productsand help our schools overcome funding shortages for activities and programs. Milk Money is a great fundraiser everyone can participate in! Sign up Now!
Fresh, Boneless Centre Cut
Pork Loin Chops
French’s family SizeMustard830 mL
General MillsCheerios1-1.45 kg3 Varieties
UnicoVegetable Oil
Lays XLPotatoChips
Ocean Spray 100%CranberryJuice
399 Pego OriginalPasta Sauce1.75L .................................399
Rose’sLime Cordial739 mL ..............................299
Nonni’sFocaccia Croutons737g..................................299
Lumberjack Wheatberry & Honeyor Whole Wheat Bread680g ............................2/500
BecelMargarine1.81 kg ..............................899
Finish PowerballDishwasher Tablets120’s ..............................1499
Litter Purrfect ScoopableCat Litter18.1 kg .............................999
Royale Bathroom Tissue24 roll ...............................699
Iams Proactive HealthCat Food12x156 mL ........99¢/ea or 999
AylmerTomatoes8 pack796 mL
599
699
249
499 799
899
3/800
799
White Swan Jumbo PaperTowels
CarnationCoffeeMate
ZiplockSandwichBags
ChristieSnackCrackers
Mott’s JUMBO SIZEClamatoJuice
Lipton FAMILY SIZEChicken NoodleSoup
Fresh
TurkeyDrumsticksor Wings
Frozen
Stewing Fowl3.28/kg ...............................149
Milford FarmsChicken Cordon Swissor Broccoli & Cheese142g Frozen ..................10/1000
Olivieri FreshPasta Sauce160-300 mL .......................399
Olymel Bacon375g All Varieties ...................400
Olivieri FreshFilled Pasta600-700g ..........................699
499
2/500
299
Alberta Beef AA or Better
Inside RoundOven Roast
9.90/kg
299 99¢
Meat
Imported Boneless
Rib Eye GrillingSteak
300California
Kiwi Fruit .............10/300
California
Carrots 5lb Bag ..................300
Organic!
Romaine Hearts 3 pack ......300
Costa Rica
Pineapples ................300
Mexican Tri Colour
Peppers 2lb Bag .................300
Organic!Avocados 3 pack .............300
BulkBassili’s 4 CheeseBeefLasagna
Kellogg’s JUMBOFroot Loops or Corn Flakes
1099
Maxwell HouseCoffee
ArmstrongCheese MeltsSlices
999699
599
825-1.35 kg
Nature Valley
Sweet &Salty Bars
1.26 kg
B.C. Grown
Russet Potatoes
Salted or Unsalted
Blanched Peanuts .49¢
Econo Salted or Unsalted
Mixed Nuts ...........115
Chocolate Covered
Raisins or Peanuts .125
Dark or Milk Chocolate covered
Almonds ................129
Yogurt Covered
Raisins or Peanuts 89¢
Honey Almond & Raisin
Granola Clusters .59¢
Creamy
Caramels ...........79¢
18 Bean
Soup Mix ..........29¢
Goji Omega Boost
Oatmeal ...............69¢
/100g
Old Dutch Arriba
FlavouredTortilla Chips
PlantersDry RoastedPeanuts
Mrs. Renfro’s NachoCheeseSauce
499
349
Barber FoodsChickenCordon Swiss
399
899
Econo Salted or Unsalted
Mixed NutsChocolate Covered
Raisins or PeanutsDark or Milk Chocolate covered
Almonds
Carnation SimplyHot Chocolate
B E T T E R B E C A U S E W E C A R E . . . . A B O U T O U R K I D S !
Organic Chinese Mandarin Oranges
2.89L +dep
Bassili’s 4 CheeseBeefBeefLasagnaLasagna
1010Heinz White orPicklingVinegar BulkBulk
Salted or Unsalted
Blanched Peanuts
Betty CrockerHamburger or TunaHelper
/100g
2.27 kg
Valu Pak
10 lb Bag
Russet PotatoesRusset Potatoes
/100g
/100g
/100g
/100g
/100g
/100g
Village Food Markets
Fresh
3lb Box
300B.C. Grown
Ambrosia Apples
or 2/300
SandwichSandwichSandwichSandwichSandwichHOT BUY!
260g
1 kg
1.9 kg
300
600g
2/400
6 Roll
3L/100g
3994L
600-700g ..........................
/lb
Boneless
150’s
200-225g
925g473 mL 3 Varieties
999
158-255g
1.9 kg
/lb6.59/kg
/lb2.18/kg
449/lb
899/lb
19.82/kg
B.C. Produce
Grey CupCase Lot Sale
225g
3.78L +dep
Frozen
10991.13 kg
STOCK UP FOR THE BIG GAME!
Limit 4No Rain Cheques
Valu Pak
3lb Bag
1.85 kg
Grocery
5/400
8”
Dairyland and Village Food Markets are both teaming up to donate money to local schools. We’re proud to offer a full range of high quality Dairyland products
Old Dutch Arriba Old Dutch Arriba
FlavouredFlavouredTortilla ChipsTortilla Chips
PlantersDry RoastedDry RoastedPeanutsPeanuts
Mrs. Renfro’s NachoCheeseCheeseSauceSauce
44
33
3Tortilla Chips
3Tortilla Chips
33
Heinz White orPicklingPicklingVinegarVinegar
3Vinegar
3Vinegar
33GroceryGold Seal Flaked
Tunain Water
6x170 mL
Organic Chinese Organic Chinese
B.C. Grown
Russet PotatoesRusset Potatoes
FreshFreshFreshFresh
Seafood
Fresh, Medium, in Shell
Oysters .....................899176
Frozen Bacon Wrapped
Bayside Scallops ... 999
FreshFreshFresh, Medium, in Shell Frozen Bacon Wrapped
Bayside Scallops 999
Village Food Markets
MACHINE PEELED READY TO SERVE
Shrimp
699
599
/100g
doz
HeinzAlpha-gettiPastain Sauce9x398 mL
PaceThick & Chunky
Salsa2x1L
Tomato,ChickenNoodle orVegetable
Diet Pepsi,7Up or
Pepsi Cola15 Pack 299Campbell’s
Soup4 Varieties
12’s
44
33
599
340g
+ dep
999999999999
Dairyland and Village Food Markets are both teaming up to donate money to local schools. We’re proud to offer a full range of high quality Dairyland products
599
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Dairyland and Village Food Markets are both teaming up to donate money to local schools. We’re proud to offer a full range of high quality Dairyland productsand help our schools overcome funding shortages for activities and programs. Milk Money is a great fundraiser everyone can participate in! Sign up Now!
Fresh, Boneless Centre Cut
Pork Loin Chops
French’s family SizeMustard830 mL
General MillsCheerios1-1.45 kg3 Varieties
UnicoVegetable Oil
Lays XLPotatoChips
Ocean Spray 100%CranberryJuice
399 Pego OriginalPasta Sauce1.75L .................................399
Rose’sLime Cordial739 mL ..............................299
Nonni’sFocaccia Croutons737g..................................299
Lumberjack Wheatberry & Honeyor Whole Wheat Bread680g ............................2/500
BecelMargarine1.81 kg ..............................899
Finish PowerballDishwasher Tablets120’s ..............................1499
Litter Purrfect ScoopableCat Litter18.1 kg .............................999
Royale Bathroom Tissue24 roll ...............................699
Iams Proactive HealthCat Food12x156 mL ........99¢/ea or 999
AylmerTomatoes8 pack796 mL
599
699
249
499 799
899
3/800
799
White Swan Jumbo PaperTowels
CarnationCoffeeMate
ZiplockSandwichBags
ChristieSnackCrackers
Mott’s JUMBO SIZEClamatoJuice
Lipton FAMILY SIZEChicken NoodleSoup
Fresh
TurkeyDrumsticksor Wings
Frozen
Stewing Fowl3.28/kg ...............................149
Milford FarmsChicken Cordon Swissor Broccoli & Cheese142g Frozen ..................10/1000
Olivieri FreshPasta Sauce160-300 mL .......................399
Olymel Bacon375g All Varieties ...................400
Olivieri FreshFilled Pasta600-700g ..........................699
499
2/500
299
Alberta Beef AA or Better
Inside RoundOven Roast
9.90/kg
299 99¢
Meat
Imported Boneless
Rib Eye GrillingSteak
300California
Kiwi Fruit .............10/300
California
Carrots 5lb Bag ..................300
Organic!
Romaine Hearts 3 pack ......300
Costa Rica
Pineapples ................300
Mexican Tri Colour
Peppers 2lb Bag .................300
Organic!Avocados 3 pack .............300
BulkBassili’s 4 CheeseBeefLasagna
Kellogg’s JUMBOFroot Loops or Corn Flakes
1099
Maxwell HouseCoffee
ArmstrongCheese MeltsSlices
999699
599
825-1.35 kg
Nature Valley
Sweet &Salty Bars
1.26 kg
B.C. Grown
Russet Potatoes
Salted or Unsalted
Blanched Peanuts .49¢
Econo Salted or Unsalted
Mixed Nuts ...........115
Chocolate Covered
Raisins or Peanuts .125
Dark or Milk Chocolate covered
Almonds ................129
Yogurt Covered
Raisins or Peanuts 89¢
Honey Almond & Raisin
Granola Clusters .59¢
Creamy
Caramels ...........79¢
18 Bean
Soup Mix ..........29¢
Goji Omega Boost
Oatmeal ...............69¢
/100g
Old Dutch Arriba
FlavouredTortilla Chips
PlantersDry RoastedPeanuts
Mrs. Renfro’s NachoCheeseSauce
499
349
Barber FoodsChickenCordon Swiss
399
899
Econo Salted or Unsalted
Mixed NutsChocolate Covered
Raisins or PeanutsDark or Milk Chocolate covered
Almonds
Carnation SimplyHot Chocolate
B E T T E R B E C A U S E W E C A R E . . . . A B O U T O U R K I D S !
Organic Chinese Mandarin Oranges
2.89L +dep
Bassili’s 4 CheeseBeefBeefLasagnaLasagna
1010Heinz White orPicklingVinegar BulkBulk
Salted or Unsalted
Blanched Peanuts
Betty CrockerHamburger or TunaHelper
/100g
2.27 kg
Valu Pak
10 lb Bag
Russet PotatoesRusset Potatoes
/100g
/100g
/100g
/100g
/100g
/100g
Village Food Markets
Fresh
3lb Box
300B.C. Grown
Ambrosia Apples
or 2/300
SandwichSandwichSandwichSandwichSandwichHOT BUY!
260g
1 kg
1.9 kg
300
600g
2/400
6 Roll
3L/100g
3994L
600-700g ..........................
/lb
Boneless
150’s
200-225g
925g473 mL 3 Varieties
999
158-255g
1.9 kg
/lb6.59/kg
/lb2.18/kg
449/lb
899/lb
19.82/kg
B.C. Produce
Grey CupCase Lot Sale
225g
3.78L +dep
Frozen
10991.13 kg
STOCK UP FOR THE BIG GAME!
Limit 4No Rain Cheques
Valu Pak
3lb Bag
1.85 kg
Grocery
5/400
8”
Dairyland and Village Food Markets are both teaming up to donate money to local schools. We’re proud to offer a full range of high quality Dairyland products
Old Dutch Arriba Old Dutch Arriba
FlavouredFlavouredTortilla ChipsTortilla Chips
PlantersDry RoastedDry RoastedPeanutsPeanuts
Mrs. Renfro’s NachoCheeseCheeseSauceSauce
44
33
3Tortilla Chips
3Tortilla Chips
33
Heinz White orPicklingPicklingVinegarVinegar
3Vinegar
3Vinegar
33GroceryGold Seal Flaked
Tunain Water
6x170 mL
Organic Chinese Organic Chinese
B.C. Grown
Russet PotatoesRusset Potatoes
FreshFreshFreshFresh
Seafood
Fresh, Medium, in Shell
Oysters .....................899176
Frozen Bacon Wrapped
Bayside Scallops ... 999
FreshFreshFresh, Medium, in Shell Frozen Bacon Wrapped
Bayside Scallops 999
Village Food Markets
MACHINE PEELED READY TO SERVE
Shrimp
699
599
/100g
doz
HeinzAlpha-gettiPastain Sauce9x398 mL
PaceThick & Chunky
Salsa2x1L
Tomato,ChickenNoodle orVegetable
Diet Pepsi,7Up or
Pepsi Cola15 Pack 299Campbell’s
Soup4 Varieties
12’s
44
33
599
340g
+ dep
999999999999
Dairyland and Village Food Markets are both teaming up to donate money to local schools. We’re proud to offer a full range of high quality Dairyland products
599
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Village Food Markets
3” Sweet or UnsweetenedTart Shells
2/700 549
119
Fat Free
Turkey Breast
Incl. 24 Wedges, 16 oz Salad and a 2L Pop
199 169
Minute Maid FAMILY SIZE
Orange Juice474 mL ............................
3/500
McCain Traditional
Pizzas2 pack ...................................499
McCain
Potato Patties 1.31 kg .................................399
McCain Premium
French Fries1.45-1.5 kg ...........................549
Bakery
399
Deli
24 pk
Pita Bread
12 PieceChester’sCombo Meal
Frozen White or BrownBread Dough
499
Made from Scratch
Old Fashioned
Ham/100g
10 pk
Ham & Cheese
Macaroni Salad
NaturallyAssorted VarietiesClif Bars12 pack
ea
/100g
Cheese & OnionPull Apart500g 2999
119
149
Pastrami
/100g
Made in StoreCream Eclairs
5 pk
Spinach
Dip
/100g
/100g
Start YourStart YourStart Your
Christmas Baking
Buy 1Get 1 Free
Dairy
Dairyland
Cottage Cheese 500g ........................................................299
DairylandMultipack Yogurt 12 pack .......................................
...........499
Dairyland
Sour Cream 500 mL ................................................................249
Heluva Good
Dip 250g ..............................................................................
.2/400
1800
8”
Frozen
599
Family’s Finest
IceCream4L
Silver Hills
Little BigBread
Nature’s Classic Organic
EdamameSoy Beans
Glutino
Gluten FreeBread
499
299
799400g In the Freezer Aisle
430g
Philippine Brand
DriedTropical Fruit
/100g
1000
999709g
2.4 kg
FrozenArmstrong Mega Block
Cheese1.35 kg
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The resonant strains of violins, cellos, clari-nets and violas will soon fill the air in Sooke as the Sooke Philhar-monic Chamber Play-ers and the Sooke Phil-harmonic Chorus play at the Sooke Baptist Church.
Selections performed at the Saturday, Nov. 29 concert, titled Warming to Winter, will include Handel’s Water Music, Bach’s Suite No. 3 in D (Air) and the lesser-known Viola Concerto in G by Telemann.
“It’s a great variety
of music, (some) famil-iar to most people and (others) perhaps new to most as well,” said Michele MacHattie, an organizer and violist with the orchestra.
The selections also include three unusual Christmas carols: Don-key Carol, Nativity Carol and What Sweeter Music.
Founded by Norman Nelson in 1997 when he and his wife retired to Sooke, the orches-tra has grown over the years and plays regu-larly in Victoria and Metchosin, as well as its home venues.
Nelson, whose life-long musical career includes positions with the London Phil-harmonic, the Royal Philharmonic, the BBC Symphony and the Lon-don Symphony orches-tras, says playing with the Sooke Philhar-monic gives him “enor-mous pleasure.”
“I love most the warm, fuzzy feeling I get from the orchestra.
I’ve played in lots and lots of orchestras and you get the feeling that it’s a job in most,” he says. The routine work of an orchestra player can sometimes be lack-ing in passion from the players, but not so in the Sooke community orchestra.
“Everyone’s in it for the love of the music, and the fellowship.”
The strong ties between the players extends to the com-munity’s youth as well, with the orchestra host-ing their annual Don Chrysler Concerto com-petition for young musi-cians up to 25 every April. The winner is granted the opportu-nity of playing with the full orchestra; quite the honour, said MacHattie.
Violist Rae Gallimore, who won second place in this year’s competi-tion and received the most “Audience Choice” votes, is the soloist in Telemann’s concerto.
“It’s a fantastic thing
that Norman has done. It’s extending the opportunities to youth to be involved in classi-cal music, either on the player or the audience side,” MacHattie said.
In that same vein, and brand new this year, youth 16 and under can attend the concerts for free.
The upcoming con-cert is open to all ages, and takes place at 7:30 p.m. at Sooke Bap-tist Church, 7110 West Coast Road. Tickets are $20 for adults, $15 for seniors or students over 16.
Tickets are available online and at Little Vienna Bakery, Shop-pers Drug Mart, South Shore Gallery, Wood Travel, or at the door. For more information, visit sookephil.ca or call 250-419-3569.
Partnered with the Sooke Christmas Bureau, a portion from every ticket sold will go toward their Christmas fundraising activities.
Arts & EntertainmentWarming to Winter with the Sooke Philharmonic
File photo
Maestro Norman Nelson, left, will conducts the orchestra and soloist Rae Gallimore at two concerts, one in Sooke and another in Metchosin.
Pirjo Raits photos
Bringing the house
downBarney Bentall and the Grand Cariboo Opry came to town and had the audience clapping and tapping to the music. The event was a fundraiser for the Sooke Food Bank, with $11,223.38 raised through sponsors and ticket sales. The event was brought to Sooke by Mel Dobres and the Sooke Harbour Players. Job well done Sooke!The Grand Cariboo Opry
Kendel Carson
Kendel Carson and former Sooke resident Adam Dobres
The event raised over $11,000 for the Sooke Food Bank
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Thurs Nov 27ADULT WALKING GROUPSEAPARC. 10-11 a.m. Registration required. 250-642-8000.ROYAL CANADIAN LEGIONCribbage 7 p.m.BINGOSr’s Drop-In Centre, 12:45 - 3 p.m. Community Hall.TODDLERTIMELibrary 10:30 to 11 a.m.FIBRES ON THE EDGEOngoing - last day is Saturday, Nov. 29. Members of Fibres and Beyond show and sale at South Shore Gallery, 2046 Otter Pt. Rd.
Fri Nov 28VITAL VITAL VITTLESFree lunch, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Holy Trinity Church.ROYAL CANADIAN LEGIONSteak Night, 6-7:30 p.m.Karaoke 8-11 p.m. SOOKE SENIOR’S BUSLunch and shopping trips to Victoria. Call Celia 250-642-5828 for information.DROP IN HOCKEYSEAPARC, 7 to 8:15 p.m. all ages.
Mon Dec 1INAUGURAL MEETINGNew District of Sooke council gets sworn in, 7 p.m. Municipal Hall.PARENT & TOT DROP-IN Child, Youth, & Family Centre, 9:30-11. 250 642-5152.CALLING ALL QUILTERSKnox Pres. Church. All welcome. 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Call 250-642-0789 for info.ROYAL CANADIAN LEGIONEuchre 6:30 p.m.SOOKE SENIOR’S BUSAyre Manor Residents trips.DROP IN HOCKEYAt SEAPARC, all ages from 3 to 3:50 p.m.
Sun Nov 30ROYAL SANTA PARADEDowntown Sooke, 12 noon.
CANADIAN LEGIONSunday breakfast brunch, 9-12:30 p.m., $5, kids welcome.Blue Grass Music, 2:30 p.m. - 5 p.m.TRANSITION TOWN CAFEAt the Reading Room Cafe downtown Sooke at the Evergreen Mall. This is a free event. Drop by between 2-4 p.m.
Tues Dec 2BY STORYTIMEAges 3-5, 10:30-11 a.m. Sooke Libray, call 250-642-3022 to register.BABY TALKPlaytime activities. At the Child, Youth and Family Centre, from 10-11:30 a.m. 250-642-5464.YOUTH CLINICAges 13 - 25, 4-7 p.m. Family Medical Clinic.KNITTING CIRCLESooke Library, 6:30–8:00 p.m. Free, all levels. Drop-in. 250-642-3022.
Wed Dec 3PEOW-WALKING GROUPPeople’s Drug Mart hosts a walking club, 9:15 a.m.PARENT DISCUSSION GROUPSooke Child, Youth, and Family Centre, 9:30-11:00 a.m. (250) 642-5152 for info.ROYAL CANADIAN LEGIONDominos 10 a.m.Shuffleboard, 6:30 p.m.
Sat Nov 29YAL ROYAL CANADIAN LEGIONMeat draw 3 p.m.FALL FAIR CHRISTMAS FAIRThe Biggest Little Craft Fair, Sooke Community Hall 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.BLUEGRASS JAMBOREESooke Legion, jam at 6 p.m. feature act at 8 p.m. Tix at the Legion bar.CHRISTMAS BAZAARSt. Rose of Lima, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Parish Hall, 2191 Townsend Rd. Free.AYRE MANOR CRAFT FAIRResidents’ Christmas Craft Fair 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Assisted Living Lounge 6754 Ayre Rd.
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SANTA PARADE Downtown Sooke
beginning at 12 noon...presented by the Sooke
Region Chamber of Commerce.
Road closure in effect from Charters to Sheilds Roads 12
noon to 1 p.m.
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Sooke Community Choir presents A Christmas PastThe Sooke Community
Choir is going all out this year for an outstanding and unusual Christmas Concert, with Bruce Ruddell con-ducting. Bruce has skillfully coached the choir to new heights and harmonized voices to a new level of excellence, that will inspire and bring joy to all those who attend. The theme of the evening is A Christmas Past.
As well as old seasonal harmonies that will be sung, there will be readings about life in Sooke in pioneer days, as remembered by Maywell Wickheim. A few of our elders are still with us, and we treasure their interest-ing, sometimes funny and always entertaining tales of the past. We are so fortu-
nate to have a story teller like Maywell in our midst, and his clear memories are treasures to share.
And there’s more! Gillian Lemire-Elmore, our accom-plished performance pianist
and accompanist, will play Rachmaninoff’s Prelude in G minor, Opus 23 #5...a pas-sionate and alluring piece. Gillian performed Cuban composer Ernesto Lecu-ona’s, The Malaguena at the
last concert, so many will remember her exquisite tal-ent, skill and ability to cap-ture the composer’s pas-sion.
We are so happy to have ‘found’ Bruce, our new con-
ductor. He has a wonder-ful way of eliciting the very best from each person in the choir and ensuring that the audience enjoys and engages with us, in an eve-ning they will not soon for-get. Bruce is a professional composer, playwright and musician who wrote Let Me Call you Sweetheart, which played at the Belfry in 2012.
The choir will be selling and taking orders for beau-tiful Christmas door swags $25 and lush Christmas table centerpieces, with candles, for $10 and $15. You can call ahead to order at 250-818-6441 or buy at the concert. There will be treats, tea, coffee and juice at intermission.
We look forward to see-ing you at St. Rose of Lima
Church, 2191 Townsend Rd. on Saturday, December 6, 8 p.m. or for a matinee performance on Sunday, December 7 at 2 p.m. The St. Rose of Lima venue will allow a larger audience to enjoy the concerts. The choir will also perform on December 4, 7 p.m. at the St. Mary of the Incarnation at 4125 Metchosin Rd.
Tickets are available at People’s Pharmacy, Shop-per’s Drug Mart, Metchosin Country Market or from any choir member, or at the door. www.sookecommuni-tychoir.com for more infor-mation.
New members are wel-come to join for the Spring session which starts on Jan-uary 7, 2015.
Time for another Sooke Bluegrass Jamboree at the Sooke Legion.
Come early on Saturday, Nov. 29 at 6 p.m. and jam with other local musicians on some well known tunes. Buy your ticket for the feature act starting at 8 p.m. when Garry Hogan and the Sooke River Boys will take the stage to entertain you.
Garry Hogan sings old country music and is an all round entertainer.
Born in St. John’s Newfoundland, Garry, and his wife Dona, moved to Vancouver Island in 1988, thus moving from an island on one side of Canada, to an island on the other side of Canada. Garry, retired RCAF, has been playing in country bands as a drummer and singer for 40 years. He entertains
at Senior Centres’ in and around Victoria, as well as at Legions, Moose and Eagles Clubs throughout Vancouver Island.
In 2004 Garry recorded with J-C Faubert. Call-ing themselves Old Country Duo, they have a few tunes on YouTube. Garry is also a proud member of the Newfoundland Club of Vancouver Island.
The Sooke Legion is located at 6726 Eustace Road.
The Legion kitchen will be open for your dining pleasure
Tickets are $10 - Youth $5 are welcome only if accompanied by an adult until 10 p.m.
For more information call: Eric Day 250-642-3553 or the Sooke Legion Bar 250- 642-5913.
Jammin’ and
Jamboree at the Legion
Submitted photo
Garry Hogan
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Ekoos Vocal Ensem-ble enters its 21st year of singing by presenting a concert of Christmas music. The theme this year, “A Leipzig Christ-mas,” was chosen by conductor Peter Dent in celebration of his favourite German city.
Leipzig has a rich musical heritage, including being the city where Johann Sebas-tian Bach and Felix Mendelssohn com-posed some of their most famous works.
As Dent describes, “One can wander the streets where Leipzig-born Richard Wagner walked; have lunch in Auerbachs Keller, which was immortal-ized in Goethe’s Faust; stroll by the Thom-askirche and stand in awe before the impos-ing statue of J.S. Bach; proceed across the Ring Road to the Men-delssohn Museum; and pass by the beautiful Nicolaikirche, where J.S. Bach premiered the St. John Passion, and where in 2012, I had the once-in-a-lifetime experience of conduct-ing motets by Bach and
Mendelssohn.”Besides Bach and
Mendelssohn, many other composers worked in Leipzig, some of whom may not be as familiar to today’s audiences. These include Johann Her-mann Schein, Heinrich
Schutz, Max Reger, Gus-tav Schreck, and Hugo Distler. Ekoos is excited to present works by these fine composers.
The prime focus of this concert, however, will be performances of Im Advent, a work scored for eight voices
by Felix Mendelssohn, and of Lobet Den Herrn alle Heiden (Psalm 117), one of six great motets by J.S. Bach, a composer whom Men-delssohn reintroduced to 19th Century audi-ences.
“Both these pieces
present significant chal-lenges for singers but give tremendous satis-faction when mastered
and performed well,” Dent adds.
As in past concerts, Ekoos will balance the performance of new and more challenging pieces with a number of “old favourites” chosen by the choir members.
The concert will also feature some of the most beloved Christ-mas carols, played in a traditional style by “Duo West” with Ellen Himmer on cello and Heather Gatland on vio-lin.
Please join us for an evening of new and familiar music for the festive season, fol-lowed by refreshments. The concert will be on Saturday Dec. 6 at 7:30 p.m. at Holy Trinity Church, 1962 Murray Road. Tickets $12 at the door.
In addition to this concert, Ekoos looks forward to singing for the residents at Ayre Manor in Sooke. The choir is also pleased
to have been invited by the Canadian Club of Victoria to perform at their Traditional Christmas Tea at the Empress, which will be attended by the Lieu-tenant Governor.
Director Peter Dent who is well known both as a choral direc-tor and a jazz musician. For much of his early career Peter worked as an adult educator and arts administrator, maintaining music as a recreational activity. His developing amateur career as a baritone led him to consider music more and to study con-ducting with James Fankhauser and Phil Mattson. He has con-ducted musical ensem-bles on many tours of the Czech Republic and acted as a musical juror for two choral fes-tivals there. In addition to Ekoos, he is also the Musical Director of the Newcombe Singers and Coro Galiano.
Ekoos Vocal Ensemble presents A Leipzig Christmas
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Ekoos Vocal Ensemble set to entertain with new works and seasonal favourites.
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Sunday, December 7 at the Sooke Region Museum, 1 to 4 p.m. Register your child (under 10-years-of-age) at 1 p.m.
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Music has been a central element in Joanne Cowan’s family.
Born in Montreal, she was raised surrounded by chamber music played by her grand-mother, a cellist, and her mother, a pianist. Now the generational tradition continues as Joanne with her violin plays for her grandson Dane, watching how his enthusiasm to lis-ten often soothes him to sleep.
Joanne is accom-plished in several instruments ranging from strings to per-cussion, in addition to enjoying guitar and playing the flute.
Her musical train-ing earned her degrees in performance and
music at Mount Alli-son University, Univer-sity of Montreal, and Simon Fraser Univer-sity, as well as an edu-cation degree. With these credits, she has taught both violin and grade school in Atlan-
tic Canada in St. John’s Newfoundland as well as on the West Coast in various locations such as Cobble Hill, Dun-can, Shawnigan Lake and Sooke. Eighteen years ago she decided to make the Glen Lake area her home, where she opened a bed and breakfast business.
The draw to this area, and specifically to the Sooke Philhar-monic Orchestra was from meeting and then playing in a string quar-tet guided by Norman Nelson, who was a pro-fessor at Simon Fra-ser University. When Norman indicated he was retiring to Sooke, Joanne and other musi-cians convinced, urged and prodded Norman
to begin a local orches-tra in this small com-munity.
As one of the found-ing members of the orchestra, Joanne is proud of its accom-plishments in the 16 years since it began. Joanne currently is the assistant concert master. She credits Norman, Maestro of the orchestra, for his steady and knowledg-able guidance and sup-port of each musician.
For Joanne, her fam-ily and her music are in harmony, giving her much joy.
Joanne will be joining other musicians in the upcoming two concerts November 29 and 30, in Sooke and Metchosin respectively.
Sooke Philharmonic Orchestra member profiles
Submitted photo
Assistant concert mas-ter Joanne Cown
Jack Most photos
A Sooke affair
Soaps and lotions, potions, notions and everything inbetween were on sale at the All Sooke Christmas Market this past weekend. On the right, little Zachary gets in a visit with Santa.
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KOODO
Music has been a central element in Joanne Cowan’s family.
Born in Montreal, she was raised surrounded by chamber music played by her grand-mother, a cellist, and her mother, a pianist. Now the generational tradition continues as Joanne with her violin plays for her grandson Dane, watching how his enthusiasm to lis-ten often soothes him to sleep.
Joanne is accom-plished in several instruments ranging from strings to per-cussion, in addition to enjoying guitar and playing the flute.
Her musical train-ing earned her degrees in performance and
music at Mount Alli-son University, Univer-sity of Montreal, and Simon Fraser Univer-sity, as well as an edu-cation degree. With these credits, she has taught both violin and grade school in Atlan-
tic Canada in St. John’s Newfoundland as well as on the West Coast in various locations such as Cobble Hill, Dun-can, Shawnigan Lake and Sooke. Eighteen years ago she decided to make the Glen Lake area her home, where she opened a bed and breakfast business.
The draw to this area, and specifically to the Sooke Philhar-monic Orchestra was from meeting and then playing in a string quar-tet guided by Norman Nelson, who was a pro-fessor at Simon Fra-ser University. When Norman indicated he was retiring to Sooke, Joanne and other musi-cians convinced, urged and prodded Norman
to begin a local orches-tra in this small com-munity.
As one of the found-ing members of the orchestra, Joanne is proud of its accom-plishments in the 16 years since it began. Joanne currently is the assistant concert master. She credits Norman, Maestro of the orchestra, for his steady and knowledg-able guidance and sup-port of each musician.
For Joanne, her fam-ily and her music are in harmony, giving her much joy.
Joanne will be joining other musicians in the upcoming two concerts November 29 and 30, in Sooke and Metchosin respectively.
Sooke Philharmonic Orchestra member profiles
Submitted photo
Assistant concert mas-ter Joanne Cown
Jack Most photos
A Sooke affair
Soaps and lotions, potions, notions and everything inbetween were on sale at the All Sooke Christmas Market this past weekend. On the right, little Zachary gets in a visit with Santa.