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Regional fire rescue’s new training requirements have paid on-call and career firefighters working toward the same goal, which comes with an array of challenges.

WorkSafe BC regulations and new legislative require-ments in the “playbook” em-phasized the need for fully trained firefighters and the liability attached to not hav-ing members trained prop-erly. The East End Services Committee reviewed this before setting Kootenay Boundary Regional Fire Rescue as a full-service op-erations fire department last year.

But with that recogni-tion comes high standards, which are now organized and communicated by Glen Gallamore. The Trail fire-fighter had over 15 years on the job before stepping into the training officer role in September.

“You can just feel that there is a bit of a different energy now because we’ve kind of gotten to a point

now that we’re all going in the same direction, and there is a goal at the end of it,” he told the Trail Times.

He was hired after a fire

service review complet-ed by Dave Mitchell and Associates recommended instituting a training officer to bring members up to an

NFPA 1001 Level 2 quali-fication. This course builds on basic training and equips the student to function as an integral member of a team

within the required super-vision level needed on the fire ground. As well as fur-ther knowledge and skills of structural firefighting, the

course expectation also pro-vides awareness for basic ve-hicle extrication and rescue techniques.

Since Gallamore started in the fall, he’s looked at cur-riculum and implemented a basic program for new re-cruits as a baseline. He was also quick to create a train-ing matrix as a visual guide-line to keep up to date with training achievements of approximately 100 firefight-ers across the department, which includes paid on-call halls (Rossland, Warfield, Genelle, Trail, Montrose, and Fruitvale) and career staff in Trail.

The “huge undertak-ing” is no small task, but he continues to chip away with hopes set on helping as many members reach Level 2 standard by the end of next year.

Within each level of training, however, there are hurdles for the rural de-partment to climb. Hazmat training initially required the department to bring in an instructor last fall from

One way to level the playing field for all Trail homeowners is to increase, maybe double, the current $130 flat tax rate.

But that’s only one option on a list of property tax allotments Trail council is considering to cover a swell in capital spending this year.

“Council has agreed to increase the general capital levy to $2.335 million being spent directly on capital projects,” explained David Perehudoff, Trail’s chief admin-istrative officer (CAO). “This is increased by $239,500 over and above the provisional budget that

was originally reviewed.”Trail council is considering

a number of additional projects and initially approved a further $100,000 for the LED streetlight project, he added.

“Further allocation of the re-mainder of this money is subject to review and may include fund-ing for such things as improve-ments to the front of the TMC (Trail Memorial Centre) depend-ing on the final project scope and cost.”

Those initiatives combined with big ticket items already un-derway, like the new museum library, has council leaving no stone unturned before ultimately

deciding how to pay for it all.The group reviewed a num-

ber of possibilities during the Monday governance meeting, such as increasing the flat tax or changing rates to individual tax classes.

After a robust back-and-forth, council agreed to defer pend-ing further study of implications to the business, residential and major industry classes.

Further muddying the water is the current disparity in Trail resi-dential assessments, the impetus behind council’s study of prop-erty tax apportionment practises.

Depending upon the neigh-

Warfield voters can learn more about their byelection candidates dur-ing a community forum Wednesday night.

The Trail and District Chamber of Commerce is hosting the event from 7-8:30 p.m. in the Warfield Community Hall.

Following an introduction of Nicole Caputo, John Crozier, Brad Jansen, and Arlene Parkinson, questions will be delivered on a first-come-first-serve basis, says chamber executive director Audry Lochrie.

“We are not taking questions beforehand and the Q & A will be time sensitive,” she added.

Mayor Ted Pahl welcomes the forum and encourages the village to attend.

“I think it’s great that the public has this chance to come out and meet the candidates and ask whatever questions they have for them,” he said. “I know for myself, that was one event I enjoyed being part of and is a great way to meet the voters in our community.”

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Regional firefighters ‘patch up’ training requirements

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Career firefighters Lee DePelligrin, Matt Larmour and Benjamin Russell, work on a self-rescue drill at the Kootenay Boundary Regional Fire Rescue fire hall. The exercise included crawling through a ladder, without losing their breathing apparatus, to simulate an exit strategy in a real fire scenario where the door may not be an option. Training officer Glen Gallamore watches on.

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As the Warfield byelection nears, with advance polls set for March 30 and April 6, and General Voting Day on April 9, the Trail Times asked the four council-lor candidates to tell us about them-selves and why they chose to run. Their answers run alphabetically.

Nicole CaputoI have lived in the Village of Warfield

since July 2011 with my husband, who has been a resident since 1992. I have two adult chil-dren who live in Alberta. Currently I am employed with a major utility com-pany as a cus-tomer service r e p r e s e n t a -tive. I have volunteer ex-perience from when my chil-dren attended school, including acting as a liaison between parent and teacher (PTA), organizing small and large fund-raising events and classroom activities, and I actively managed my son’s minor hockey team for ten years.

When I moved to Warfield five years ago, there was a fall election for which I was not able to run as I did not meet the residency requirements. In the 2014 election I just started new employment and felt that I would not be able to com-mit to the community and employer equally.

I am running for the Warfield byelec-tion, as I believe if you want to know what is going on in your community, you need to be active in your commu-nity.

Warfield is in the process of reju-venation with new families choosing our community to live in and this also brings new ideas and challenges, which I want to be part of.

John CrozierI am a retired senior and have lived in

Warfield for the last eight years. I have served six years on Warfield council, from 2008 to 2014, with the support of my wife D e b o r a h Shergold. We have been involved in the commu-nity since we moved here. I spent 32 years with the Royal C a n a d i a n M o u n t e d

Police, 16 years in Saskatchewan and eight in Ottawa.

Upon retirement from the force, I at-tended Kwantlen University College tak-ing the millwright pre-apprenticeship program as well as the welding program (ticketed welder) and the welder fitter program. I stayed behind at the college as a program assistant, the last five in building construction. Upon retirement we moved to Warfield.

In my previous Warfield council ex-perience, I was involved in the new water system and village hall upgrades. I was also the village rep for the Trail and District United Way and the Trail Health and Environment Committee. As well, I was council rep for the recreation and garden committee.

I volunteered at the Warfield Rec Commission children’s parties, Easter egg hunt, Canada Day at the pool, Halloween party, Christmas with Santa, seniors tea and Warfield PAC’s annual pancake breakfast.

My objective to run for council in the byelection, is for a fair and reason-able government and to maintain our identity as a desirable place to live for everyone. The community comes first. Warfield is a great place to be.

Brad JansenI have lived in Warfield for over 14

years now. My wife has lived here her whole life and we have four children. I am 41, and employed as the Financial S e r v i c e s Manager at C a s t l e g a r Toyota Scion. I have been a director on the board of the Kootenay B o u n d a r y R e g i o n a l H e a l t h Foundation since June 2010, but haven’t served on a previous municipal coun-cil. I also volunteer my time to vari-ous events throughout the Village of Warfield and beyond.

I decided to run for councillor in the Warfield byelection for one simple rea-son: community pride.

I like the direction the current coun-cil has been going for the last 16 months, and I would be honoured and privileged to be a part of the ongoing positive changes that we are seeing.

I want all citizens to be able to take advantage of what Warfield has to offer. I want to see a village where our chil-dren can remain after they’ve finished school, and a village where our seniors can retire without having to leave.

Arlene ParkinsonI have been a Warfield resident since

1978 and served three terms as a village councillor, from 1990 to 1999. From 2001 until present, I have been secretary-trea-surer for the Association of Kootenay and Boundary Local Governments (AKBLG). That position combined with being elected three times to Warfield council, has given me over 20 years expe-rience in local gover nment here in the K o o t e n a y s . I am 64, and retiring from my job on April 30, 2016. I am married with two daughters and two grandchildren.

When my family was growing up here in Warfield, I volunteered as a Girl Guide and Pathfinder Leader and was on the Warfield Recreation Commission for several years.

I considered running in the 2014 Local Government Election but would have had to leave my job with the AKBLG.

When the byelection was announced, I realized I would now have the time and energy to be fully involved in the gover-nance of the Village of Warfield.

I support the current Village of Warfield council and appreciate their ef-forts. I am excited about the opportunity to give back to my community and will do my best. I look forward to working as a team towards making decisions that will ensure a good future for all in the Jewel of the Kootenays.

Meet the Warfield council candidates

Voters will have a week to consider their choice before advance polls open the following Wednesday from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m. in the Warfield municipal office on Schofield Highway, then again in the office on April 6 from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m.

General Voting Day is slated for Saturday, April 9 from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m. in Warfield council chambers, located in the municipal office build-ing.

Electors not on already on the list, can register at the time of voting by completing the required application form available at the voting place.

For more information, contact Chief Election Officer Allana Ferro at the village office.

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bourhood, Trail homes dropped up to 15 per cent in assessment value and others increased up to 10 per cent. That major shift prompted Trail Mayor Mike Martin to request the study and look at mitigating property tax imbal-ances but at the same time, recognize the city’s common services.

One way to do that, which council has not made a deci-sion on, is to increase residen-tial tax levies through a higher flat tax.

“We can make that shift,” Perehudoff explained. “(And) basically spread the tax load

throughout the residential class as opposed to seeing these peaks and valleys (home assessment values), so it has a smoothing impact.”

The reason flat tax was im-plemented a number of years ago, was to pay for the new water treatment plant, replied Coun. Sandy Santori.

“The whole purpose was you could clearly define that every resident was getting an equal service for that $130,” Santori explained. “We just kept it there (after the water treatment plant was paid), and that $130 ended up fund-ing our debt on the Aquatic Centre.”

Coun. Robert Cacchioni

questioned the affordability of a higher flat tax for those already struggling to make ends meet in homes assessed at lower values.

Instead, Cacchioni asked his peers to consider upping the major industry apportion-ment by two per cent, from 61.33 to the previous 63.34 per cent.

Martin concluded the dis-cussion by acknowledging the complexity of apportioning property taxes, especially tak-ing into account the 4.5 per cent “across the board” reduc-tion in residential values.

“There’s been no other time in our recently history that in-dicates we’ve had a change in

assessment of that magnitude,” he said. “And it set all sorts of alarm bells off for me.”

He requested the CAO bring back historical informa-tion of major industry taxa-tion.

“We need to clearly under-stand where we come from with regard to past practise and decisions previous coun-cils have made,” added Martin. “Another thing, we have been working really hard to im-prove the city and we are mak-ing huge capital investments to do that.

“That is for the benefit of all residents and businesses and I think we have to keep that in mind.”

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Drop in residential values raises concerns

the Justice Institute of B.C. to oversee two local instructors before they were recognized as official instructors in the community.

The courses can stretch for days, too, and for those paid on-call firefighters who also have to make time for their real job and family, scheduling can be a nightmare.

Live fire presents other hassles. A teach-ing environment for simulated vehicle burns, liquid and gas vapor fires and in-terior attacks is necessary for consistency and safety reasons.

Currently, the department has no choice but to consider traveling to the Coast or the Okanagan to make use of a training facility. But Gallamore thinks building a regional training facility makes most sense logistically, and financially, and notes it was also one of the recom-mendations delivered in last year’s fire service review.

“We’re the biggest fire department be-tween Calgary and Kelowna as far as numbers, square kilometres, and response requirements go,” he said. “Legally, we’re not allowed to train with a residential structure because it’s not a good teaching environment and it’s extremely danger-ous.”

Terry Martin, regional fire chief, ac-knowledges his team did get permission

to execute a structure fire on Riverside Avenue last year, but the controlled burn wasn’t well received by citizens, even with the City of Trail’s strong communication efforts.

On average, it could cost $2,200 per firefighter to attend live fire training out of the area. The expense of sending fire-fighters elsewhere for one program alone is hefty, not to mention the dollars associ-ated with annual maintenance training expected under the new guidelines.

“When you go to a structure fire now it’s not like before where you just grab anybody hanging around and get them on a hose line and go inside a building,” explained Martin. “That can’t happen any-more. They have to be trained or else there are a lot of liability issues if somebody gets hurt.”

Currently, all 15 career firefighters and 10 paid on-call members dispersed throughout the region are fully qualified to run the whole gambit of fire and rescue services.

“That’s our challenge right now,” clari-fied Gallamore. “The regional district has chosen for us to become a full-service fire department but our staffing levels, our numbers as far as our qualified firefighters who can carry that mandate, is really low.”

As a result, the department was tasked with coming up with a creative way to stay organized. Regional fire introduced a co-lour sequence patch system to streamline identifying qualifications in an emergency scenario.

The system starts with red, worn by new members just learning the ropes, and follows with orange, green and, fi-nally, white, which signifies a full-fledged firefighter. Different roles can now eas-ily be assigned based on the colour level strapped to a firefighter’s helmet.

“If we had a major incident in down-town Trail and we had 120 firefighters responding … on the fire ground, it would not be a good time for chief or whoever is in command to start doing job inter-views and start figuring out whether or not they’re allowed to go in,” Gallamore explained.

“Ultimately, you want to patch up.”That has been the response in the re-

gion. Though the new requirements can sometimes feel impossible, members are buying into more training and coinciden-tally recruitment numbers are adding up.

“They don’t want to come to practice and just hang out and maybe drive a truck around the block a couple of times,” said Martin. “They want certified training, and if we can provide it, the interest is exploding.”

Local training makes logistical and financial sense for department

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“We’re the biggest fire department between Calgary

and Kelowna as far as num-bers , square kilometres, and response requirements go.”

GLEN GALLAMORE

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Glen Gallamore, training officer for Kootenay Boundary Regional Fire Rescue, is in the midst of getting members up to a new level of standard set under regional fire’s full-service operations title.

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My recent columns on B.C.’s struggle with the growing westward mi-gration of transients

have produced responses that fall mainly into two groups.

The largest is people relieved that somebody is questioning the urban media narrative. That’s the one where drifters, drug addicts, welfare shoppers and thieves are the victims, and working people whose hard-earned communities are being degraded are the prob-lem because of their selfish, un-caring attitudes.

Then there are readers so mari-nated in our nanny-state educa-tion, media and political system they object to anything other than a big-government response. They tend to ask, what’s your solution, Tom?

As someone who has lost one relative to heroin addiction and almost lost another, I reflect on the history of successful addiction treatment. That is one of detox and abstinence.

That’s why I oppose the failed model of Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, where resources are poured into concentrated hous-ing and “harm reduction” that perpetuate addiction, handouts

and helplessness. Housing Minister Rich Coleman is rolling this out in other communities, in what I fear is an effort to paper over the problem for an election year.

The Globe and Mail recently pro-filed a metham-phetamine addict enrolled at Onsite, the belated treat-ment addition to Vancouver’s Insite supervised injection site. It was his fifth try, which may have something to do with the fact that when he walks outside he is in the middle of Canada’s biggest street drug bazaar.

Contrast that with a facility called Baldy Hughes, a therapeutic community 30 km outside Prince George. It’s a working farm, de-signed to provide a year-long pro-gram of abstinence-based therapy and meaningful work.

It uses the traditional 12-step program developed by Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous, with peer support and group therapy.

There’s a greenhouse for winter

farming, livestock to tend and the resi-dents have designed and built a new horse stable. There’s also a beekeeping project. Residents can complete their high school educa-tion, take first aid training and learn basic computer skills.

What they can’t do is leave unes-

corted during their treatment program. They can’t bring drugs, alcohol, weapons or phones with them.

It’s a costly program, with a small number of spaces available on referral from B.C.’s social de-velopment ministry. Others can finance it with the help of medical employment insurance.

I mention this not to suggest it is a solution for every community, but to compare it with what the B.C. government is spending mil-lions on.

A news event was arranged to greet the first resident moving from Victoria’s squalid down-town tent camp to a refurbished nursing home. And who was the

poster child for this project, hand-picked by the agency that runs the growing network of shelters in the area?

He described himself as a for-mer Edmonton resident who was hitch-hiking around, going from shelter to shelter and end-ing up camped in the squat. He was impressed by the tidy room with three meals a day he was being given, in a “low barrier” facility where booze and drugs are brought in, no questions asked.

What he was really looking for-ward to, in addition to accom-modations, was an opportunity to kick back and play his favourite video game.

That would be Grand Theft Auto, where your character runs around stealing cars, escaping po-lice and meeting with criminal gangs. It’s popular with adoles-cents, which these days means anyone under 30.

This is where your tax dol-lars are going. Waves of people come in, with key trouble spots being communities on the major highways coming into the Lower Mainland.

Tom Fletcher is B.C. legislature reporter and columnist for Black Press.

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DAYTIMEWEEKDAY DAYTIME MARCH 23 - 29, 2016

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THE ASSOCIATED PRESSLOS ANGELES - “Zootopia” continues to run

wild over its rivals in its third weekend in theatres, stomping all over the launch of “Allegiant,” the third film in the “Divergent” series.

The animated Disney film featuring the voices of Jason Bateman and Ginnifer Goodwin earned $38 million this weekend to take first place once again, according to comScore estimates Sunday. It’s now earned $201.8 million domestically.

It stole the thunder from “The Divergent Series: Allegiant,” starring Shailene Woodley and Theo James, which opened in second place with an esti-mated $29.1 million from 3,740 locations.

It’s a new low for the YA series based on Veronica Roth’s novels, which both opened north of $50 million, but not unexpected. Lionsgate broke up Roth’s final book into two movies, the second of which, “Ascendant,” launches next year. And, like “Twilight” and “The Hunger Games,” it’s not un-usual for Part 1 of a 2-film finale to fall short of some of its predecessors.

But while the future of drawn out YA franchises might be looking as bleak as the dystopias they portray, one genre that does seem to produce near-consistent hits is that of the faith-based film.

The latest entry, Sony’s “Miracles From Heaven,” took third place this weekend with an impressive $15 million. The film, starring Jennifer Garner and Queen Latifah, opened Wednesday. It’s earned $18.6 million to date, and cost only $13 million to produce.

Audiences, who were 65 per cent female and 75 per cent over the age of 25, gave the film an A+ CinemaScore, which bodes well for its longevity going into the Easter holiday weekend.

It’s no secret that there have been a slew of faith-based breakout hits, but not many of them have mainstream Hollywood stars on the level of Garner and Latifah.

“These films are a home run in terms of having modest budgets and an audience, but star power does make a difference,” Dergarabedian said.

Rounding out the top five were holdovers “10 Cloverfield Lane” and “Deadpool” with $12.5 mil-lion and $8 million, respectively.

‘Zootopia’ tramples ‘Allegiant,’ a

‘Divergent’ series low


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THURSDAY EVENING MARCH 24, 20166:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30

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Top standings printed weekly in the Trail TimesJubilee Park changes make a mess

Congratulations to the indi-viduals and authorities for the total demise of the north end of Jubilee Park. First we encoun-tered in disbelief an unsightly garden and now there is a flood plain in progress. Mother Nature has just begun her springtime gift of run-off, something we have tried to contain for years.

Former mayor, Harry LeFevre had more knowledge and experi-ence in dealing with this problem than any other local resident.

He spent countless hours and dollars in trying to divert the water safely underground and through the park by the way of a

proper drainage system.It appears that through lack

of research and planning all of his efforts have been dismantled. Because of his foresight we were able to create a dry area for a basketball court, a gazebo and a picnic area for Golden City Days.

This parcel of land has now become a hazard and is threaten-ing the use of Jubilee Park as it did in the past.

The liability aspect of this project is mindboggling. Should one tragedy occur, Rossland will be held accountable. If a fence is required to prevent any such happening, the building cost

would be extreme. I might also ask who is supervising a repair and maintenance program for this project as it is obvious one will be required. Are taxpayers on the hook again?

A “Wetland Park” idea started out with a mini Bobcat backhoe and now it will require a full size excavator to bring us back to re-ality. As a native son of Rossland, I am totally disappointed in this undertaking. These are my con-cerns and I would gladly en-tertain a response from council members.

L.J ZanussiRossland

I am a new senior, who has had open heart surgery fairly recently. I am discouraged by the lack of rehabilitation, need-ed by those that have under-gone surgery.

I’ve met with several seniors, and evidently there used to be this service, and it was well

used.Also I understand there was

a cardiologist who came several times a year, from Kelowna.

He had a full roster of pa-tients from Trail and surround-ing area.

The substantial office space he was given initially, was re-

placed by a shabby small room. The doctor did not return, and who can blame him.

Adequate facilities for the aging and anyone who has had a surgery that requires rehabili-tation is sorely needed.

Anne-Marie BruunTrail

Proper rehabilitation facility needed

An editorial from the Halifax Chronicle-Herald

Tom Mulcair says he wants to remain leader of the federal New Democrats.

After his own version of the walk in the snow, (actually Mr. Mulcair says he has been swim-ming five times a week), the NDP leaders says he still wants the job and he says he can deliver what the party needs.

We don’t doubt Mr. Mulcair’s desire to hold the job.

But there is considerable doubt that he will.

Fair or unfair, a leader needs at least 70 per cent support of convention delegates to survive a leadership vote.

And even support of three-quarters of the delegates may not be enough.

Malcontents making up the 25 per cent could make life mis-erable for any party leader.

In Mr. Mulcair’s case, his po-litical wounds may prove fatal.

He began the last election in the lead. Prime Minister Stephen Harper had lost Canadians’ con-fidence and Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau had yet to win it.

Mr. Mulcair was the prime minister in waiting.

But then, with power tantaliz-ingly close, Mr. Mulcair changed.

Instead of being a New Democrat, he tried to become a Liberal, or maybe even a

Conservative on some issues, such as balancing the federal budget and swearing off any def-icit-financed economic stimulus.

Instead of being angry about our social ills, he began to smile.

Instead of being the aggres-sive Leader of the Opposition, he donned the cloak of a gentle, old uncle.

It didn’t work.It’s impossible to know how

Canadians’ thoughts coalesced, but clearly voters changed their minds.

Justin Trudeau soared Tom Mulcair collapsed.

When Mr. Mulcair meets del-egates at the NDP convention in Edmonton next month, he will be much weaker than when he last met the representatives of his party’s rank and file.

Delegates will have noticed that other leaders in the House of Commons are now in their 40s.

One member of our new federal cabinet, Democratic Institutions Minister Maram Monsef, is only 30.

Will the NDP want a 65 year-old leader when it comes time to fight the next election?

NDP delegates will have no-ticed that to the south of us an angry old socialist named Bernie Sanders is making a mockery of conventional wisdom and giving party favourite Hillary

Clinton a very tough run for the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination.

Had Mr. Mulcair remained the angry socialist, would his party have fared better?

Delegates may even wonder why Mr. Mulcair failed to rec-ognize that Nova Scotia’s former premier, Darrell Dexter, blew a huge majority government in one term, in part because of his estrangement from his party’s roots and longtime social demo-cratic policies.

At a more fundamental level, the delegates who decide Mr. Mulcair’s future will surely be wondering about the future di-rection of their party, as well.

Looking back to the long preparation period before the fall election, the Liberals under Mr. Trudeau attracted bright, in-teresting young candidates and, to an extent greater than other parties, they capture the atten-tion and interest of vast numbers of new young voters who were inspired by the Liberal message.

Delegates doing a post-mor-tem on the campaign and the preparations for it will surely wonder why the NDP failed to attract those candidates and those voters.

The times seem to demand a fresh approach, one that can be delivered more persuasively by a new NDP leader.

Times point to a change with federal NDP

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Marilyn passed away peacefully at Columbia View Lodge on March 14, 2016. Marilyn was

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A� er graduation she travelled to Fruitvale to visit her aunt,

Sarah Wright, where she met Gilbert Nelson, a family friend whom she would marry in 1958. � ey had three children and found happiness until Gil’s untimely passing in 1976. Life was very di� cult, then she found her “forever love” and married Wayne Levick in 1978. A new family was born with the addition of Carol-Lyn and Randy.Mom passionately enjoyed card making, hosting dinner parties and many wonderful trips in “� e Bus” with the gang to Arizona. Most memorable times were had with her kids and grandkids. If you were fortunate to have known her, you will know that the door was always open, a meal ready for the o� ering, a shoulder for comfort, and a friend who was just up the hill. � is lady will hold a � ecial place in our hearts. Luv you dearly, honey.Marilyn is survived by her husband Wayne, children Dwayne (Pa� i), Trina (Darrell), Rusty (Terri), Carol-Lyn (Irwin) her grandchildren; Kim (Bre� ), Cameron, Erik (Marie), Tim, Madison, Derek (Chelsey), Aaron, Ryan and Zach.She was predeceased by her parents, her twin sister Esther at birth, � rst husband Gilbert Nelson, step-son Randy Levick and mother-in-law Ellie Levick. We would like to thank Dr. Jacobsen, Dr. Edge, sta� of CVL, T-Care, the home care nurses and � ecial thanks to her “Bag Lady” Diane Kniss for the loving care shown to Marilyn.As an expression of sympathy, donations may be made to a charity of one’s choice in Marilyn’s name. A Celebration of Life will be held at the BV Curling Rink in Fruitvale on March 26, 2016 at 2:00 pm with Gwen Ziprick, Celebrant. Al Grywacheski with Alternatives Funeral and Cremation Services™ has been entrusted with arrangements.You are invited to leave a personal message of condolence at the family’s online register at www.myalternatives.ca.


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Fourth-grader Xabi Glovsky and his dad Scott attended the sold-out show in Los Angeles last Tuesday and they caught Springsteen’s eye with a homemade sign that said: “Bruce, I will be late to school tomorrow. Please sign my note.”

After the show, Springsteen invited the pair backstage where they posed for photos. And Bruce scribbled a note for the Claremont boy’s teacher.

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Following a pair of devastating losses and facing elimination, the Beaver Valley Nitehawks put together one of their best efforts of the season to force Game 5 of the Kootenay Conference final in Kimberley on Monday.

The Beaver Valley Nitehawks refused to go without a fight in Game 4, and skated to a well-earned 2-1 victory over the Dynamiters on Saturday at the Hawks Nest.

“That’s as close to 60 minutes we’ve played in this series,” said Nitehawks coach and GM Terry Jones. “From the beginning right to the very end, we had one lapse when we gave up the goal, but generally we didn’t give up a lot tonight and that’s a good sign for us.”

Nitehawks forward Blake Sidoni tallied the winning goal on a power play at 6:55 of the middle frame. With Eric Buckley in the box for board-ing, Dylan Heppler

one-timed a pass from Tyler Hartman, and Sidoni redirected it over Dynamiters’ goalie Tyson Brouwer to give the Hawks a 2-0 lead.

“I was in the corner and just went to the net, came out and put it in,” said Sidoni, a Trail na-tive. “It was a full 60

minutes of resilience. Everyone on the team was competing; there wasn’t one guy that wasn’t working hard out there.”

Following a scoreless first period in which the Nitehawks were outshot 14-7, B.V. gained mo-mentum after killing

off six straight minutes in penalties in the sec-ond half of the period. The Hawks then went on the power play when Tanner Wit was called for hooking late in the first. As the penalty car-ried over into the mid-dle frame, 15 seconds after the puck drop,

Heppler broke down the right side and slid the puck past Brouwer for a 1-0 lead.

Heppler’s strong two-way performance on the night earned him player of the game, as BV played tight defen-sive hockey, rarely giv-ing up an odd-man rush

or allowing the Nitros close-in chances, and when they did, Tallon Kramer came up with timely saves throughout the game.

“I didn’t have to do near as much as the last couple ones, it was a lot nicer,” said Kramer. “But we have to do the same thing, play a full 60, we have to have tight D, and hang on.”

In Games 2 and 3, the Hawks had 2-0 and 3-2 leads late in the third before the Nitros came back to win both match-es in the final minute on goals Kramer had little chance on. Saturday’s Game 4 was a charac-ter builder for a Hawks team desperate for a win.

“It’s really tough, you go home and you hang your head for hours on end, and you come back and you have to restart there’s nothing else you

can do,” said Kramer.For a moment it

looked as though Kimberley might repeat the last-minute-hero-ics scenario for a third game in a row when Jared Marchi shot in the slot deflected past Kramer with 4:50 re-maining in the third, but the Nitehawks stymied the Kimberley attack al-lowing the Dynamiters just six shots in the third period, and few looks in the final minutes.

“Initially you’re upset with the fact that I didn’t think we played very well tonight, but you move on you’re not going to win them all,” said Kimberley coach Gerry Bancks. “That’s a good hockey team and well coached and they played well tonight and they deserved to win. You have to make sure you get yourself ready

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Kimberley Dynamiter forward Jared Marchi tries to beat the Beaver Valley Nitehawks goalie Tallon Kramer on the wrap around but the Nitehawks stymied the Nitros attack on Saturday at the Hawks Nest skating to a 2-1 victory.

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Nitehawks take Game 4, look to stay alive in Game 5

Podium finish for Black Jack skiers at NationalsBY TIMES STAFF

Black Jack skiers raced to the podium in Day 2 of the Haywood National Cross Country Ski championships in Whitehorse.

Rossland skier Remi Drolet captured gold in the Juvenile boys 5-kilometre classic and Chiaki Yamamoto won silver in the Junior Womens 5-km classic on Sunday.

Drolet got off to a blister-ing start laying down an open-ing lap time of six minutes and 40.7 seconds, before cruising to the finish in 14:07.4, almost 46 seconds ahead of second place Konrad Van Varseveld of Larch Hills.

Yamamoto meanwhile raced

to second place finishing 12 sec-onds back of Marie Corriveau of Quebec, while edging out Sadie White from North Bay, Ont.

In Day 1 races, Julien Locke and Scott Fraser skied to fifth spot on the 2X3 classic sprint relay, finishing behind first place finishers Ivan Babikov and Jesse Cockney of the national ski team.

Sage Robine and Yamamota took 10th in 2X3 classic sprint relay. Michaela McLean finished 15th in the 5-km classic, while Robine placed in 18th spot. David Palmer came in ninth spot in the 10-km classic while Locke finished in 20th .

The Black Jack Ski Club con-tinues at nationals through to Saturday.

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Above: Remi Drolet celebrates gold and Chiaki Yamamoto (left) silver at the Haywood National Ski championships in Whitehorse on Sunday.

for the next one, and be happy you are up 3-1.”

The Hawks had the best chances in the third when Sam Swanson forced a turnover and Kyle Hope picked up the loose puck all alone in front but wired it just over the cross bar. Minutes later, Brouwer made two great pad saves off a Swanson and Hope 2-on-1 to keep the game close. Hard work on the fore-check and back-check, and physi-cal and responsible zone play from the back end paid off as Kimberley had a difficult time gen-erating any offence in the period.

“I thought we did that in Games 2 and 3 for the most part, but we just broke down,” said Jones.

“They are very good off the rush, their D jump in the play, and if we’re not going to back check and get ourself in good position it’s tough, so we made some adjust-ments with that, but by and large it just comes down to competing and I think we did that to-night.”

The Nitehawks out-shot Kimberley 28-27, and went 2-for-4 on the power play while their penalty kill was a perfect 0-for-5.

The Nitehawks lost a heartbreaker in Friday’s Game 3 match. With frantic action in the Nitehawks zone in the dying seconds of the third period, Kimberley’s Justin Meier fed Sawyer Hunt in the high slot, and the Kimberley for-

ward’s shot deflected off a Nitehawks player and past Kramer to net the winner with 32 second remaining on the clock.

“I’ve never been through anything quite like this, in terms of how we’ve been able to score the big goals,” said Bancks. “We almost did it again (in the third pe-riod Saturday) but it’s a good lesson for them, that you have to win the game at the start not the end.”

The Nitehawks grabbed a 2-0 lead on goals from Alan Pruss and Dylan Heppler, but Kimberley’s Tanner Wit scored twice in a 63 sec-ond span six minutes into the second period to tie it.

The score remained that way until Hawks forward Swanson chipped the puck past the Nitros blueliner and broke in on a par-tial breakaway. With the Kimberley defence-man draped all over him, Swanson fought him off and fired the puck through the legs of Brouwer with 6:32 remaining to give the Hawks a 3-2 lead.

However, with the Nitros Jason Richter sitting on Kramer’s lap at the top of the crease, Tyler Van Steinburg wristed a shot from the top of the circle that found its way by the screened goaltender to tie it 3-3 with 2:51 to play.

The Nitehawks played Game 5 in Kimberley on Monday but the score was unavailable at press time. A Hawks win will bring Game 6 to the Hawks Nest tonight with a 7 p.m. puck drop.

In the Okanagan-Shuswap Conference final, the 100-Mile House Wranglers won both games on the weekend by identical 5-4 scores to take a 3-1 lead over the Summerland Steam. The Conference champions will begin the playoffs for the KIJHL title on Friday.


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VICTORIA - Results Sunday from the Elite 10, part of

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PLAYOFFSSunday’s result

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Quarter-finals

Steve Laycock 3 Mike McEwen 2

Kevin Koe 4 John Epping 0Semifinals

Brad Gushue 3 Steve Laycock 2 (extra end)

Reid Carruthers 3 Kevin Koe 2 (extra end)

BCHLPlayoff

Saturday’s GamesInterior Division

Penticton 3 West Kelowna 2 OT

Penticton leads series 2-0Mainland Division

Chilliwack 3 Wenatchee 2Chilliwack leads series 2-0

Island DivisionNanaimo 5 Powell River 2Nanaimo leads series 2-0

Friday’s GamesPenticton 5 West Kelowna 1Chilliwack 4 Wenatchee 3Nanaimo 4 Powell River 1

Monday Games N/APenticton at West Kelowna

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THE ASSOCIATED PRESSBURBANK, Calif. - Ben Affleck might be

Batman to his four-year-old fan-boy son, Samuel, but that doesn’t mean he’ll get to see his dad in ac-tion in “Batman v Superman” with the rest of the world when it hits theatres next week.

“Four years old is a little young to see this whole movie,” Affleck said in a Friday interview. “I don’t want him to have nightmares.”

Affleck has often said he partly took on the role for his three kids - his son in particular. And from dressing up as the dark knight for Samuel’s themed birthday party to tipping the FedEx delivery guy a few bucks to stage a fake fight just because Samuel believes that he’s the Joker, it’s a part that hasn’t gone away for Affleck when the cameras stop rolling, especially with the starry-eyed youngster around.

Samuel has seen his dad in trailers for the film and whatever footage is available online, though, and, according to Affleck, those two-minute clips are basically “his whole attention span anyway.”

Affleck said at the very least, his oldest daugh-ter, Violet, 10, can definitely see the PG-13 rated film. In addition to Violet and Samuel, Affleck and Jennifer Garner also have a 7-year-old daughter, Seraphina. The couple separated last year after 10 years of marriage.

As for Samuel, Affleck said he’ll be able to see some of “Batman v Superman” soon, even if it’s chopped up.

“I’ll have to con one of the editors into giving me a truncated version of the movie without some of the scarier stuff,” he said.

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MONDAY EVENING MARCH 28, 20166:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30

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TUESDAY & MOVIESTUESDAY EVENING MARCH 29, 2016

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THE ASSOCIATED PRESSNEW YORK - Another “Bachelor” season has

wrapped - and the new lovebirds are confident about their future.

On last week’s finale, Ben Higgins, 26, a soft-ware salesman raised in Indiana and now living in Denver, proposed to Lauren Bushnell, a flight attendant living in Los Angeles.

“I hope that they know that Lauren and I, when we committed to each other, we committed to each other,” Higgins said in a recent interview. “I think you watch this show sometimes from a two-hour perspective once a week. ... Do I think we’ll make it? Yes. I’ve never faltered on that. I’m excited to spend life with Lauren.”

Higgins picked Bushnell at the end of this sea-son’s “The Bachelor” over JoJo Fletcher, a 25-year-old real estate developer from Dallas, who will get her own televised shot at love as ABC’s next “Bachelorette.”

Higgins and Bushnell talked about Fletcher and whether they want more time in the spotlight in a recent interview.

Associated Press: Other people who have been on this show and “The Bachelorette” have parlayed the experience into something else in the spotlight. Are you hoping to do that?

Higgins: The spotlight is not a desire of mine, right? If it happens, it happens and that’s great and grand and whatever you want to call it. Opportunities? Yeah. I have a great job right now and Lauren has a great job. It’s been fun for us.

Bushnell: I think both of us have dreams and hobbies that we like that if it could become some-thing that we do for a living as well, that would be amazing. But if this ends right now and we go back to normal, both of us are beyond happy.

AP: Lauren, what was filming like for you? And what was it like after the show?

Bushnell: I think that during the show, during actual filming, I was so in the dark in terms of other relationships. ... You’re really kept separate. ... I think post-show has been more of an emotional roller coaster because it was reliving it and I’m sur-rounded by it, and even if I don’t watch an episode, it’s everywhere around me and that’s what every-one’s talking about.

New ‘Bachelor’ couple: They aren’t

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LEISURE

Dear Annie: I live with a friend who wants the house to be neat all of the time. But his personal habits are disgusting.

“Bruno” washes up in the morn-ing with a washcloth that he leaves on top of the hamper. He takes a shower once every two weeks. He coughs and hacks and spits into the trash can by his desk. He gets black newsprint on his fingers when he reads the paper and then it gets all over our white walls when he touches them. He is diabetic and disposes of his bloody test strips and tissues in a garbage can in the kitchen. Next to the table. Where we eat.

How can I tell him to be more sanitary? I get so nauseated by his habits that sometimes I want to move out, but I can’t afford that option. When I speak to him about it, he gets crabby. -- Disgusted Roommate

Dear Roommate: This is what happens when people share living quarters -- you have to find ways

to live with those traits that irritate one another. We recommend put-ting a trash can with a flip lid in the kitchen, so his tis-sues and test strips are not visible, and the con-tainer is easy enough to use that Bruno won’t drop the tissues on the floor. You can do the same with the one by his desk. Do the reverse with the hamper -- re-place it with one that has no lid, so everything goes into a basket that can be carried to the washer. Don’t clean up his inky fingerprints. If he doesn’t like to see them, simply direct him to the cleaning supplies.

There’s nothing you can do about how often he showers. We think you should start scouting for another place to live that, with a second or even a third roommate, would be affordable.

Dear Annie: My niece is married and they have three children. Each

year, I send my niece a Christmas gift of a significant amount of money for the family. I send a

gift certificate for each child’s birthday, and I also send my niece a gift for her birthday.

She never sends a thank you via letter, card, text or email. She never acknowledges re-ceiving the gifts at all. I always have to write and ask whether the gifts arrived, and usu-ally, I will get a response

a day or two later.I realize I don’t send gifts sim-

ply to be acknowledged, but it is a courtesy to let the giver know something was received. At what point can I let go of this tradition since it certainly doesn’t seem to be appreciated? She lives in a different state, and I haven’t seen them in over eight years.

If I stop sending gifts, I know she will never once consider that

she is responsible. But do I con-tinue sending gifts to someone I consider unappreciative and rude? -- Annoyed Aunt

Dear Aunt: You can stop this tra-dition immediately. Send your niece a lovely card for the next occasion and write inside, “I can tell that gifts

seem to create an extra burden for you, so I’ve decided to stop sending them.” Enough already.

Annie’s Mailbox is written by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime editors of the Ann Landers column. Please email your questions to [email protected].

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Julie & Don Szilagyi of Trail, BC are very happy to announce the engagement of their son

Derek to Jilliandaughter of Cathy and Kirk Wannamaker of Elmira, Ontario.

Wedding to take place on June 3, 2016 in St. Jacobs, Ontario.

The immediate family of

Leonardo Mazzeiwould like to express their most heartfelt

gratitude to the many friends and extended family that offered their support and love during

the days surrounding the passing of our loved husband, father, nonno and great-nonno.

Your expressions of concern and offerings of help in the form of cards, flowers and food

offered comfort that eased burdens while we cared for our loved one are greatly appreciated. We would also like to thank those that, although

your thoughts and prayers were expressed, respected our space and time at home with Dad.

We would like to sincerely thank Dr. Hii, Dr. Jacobsen, the Palliative Care Home care

nurses and care aids for the treatment and care they provided that allowed our Dad to spend his

last days in the comfort of his home.To Father Bart van Roijen, pianist Elizabeth Stephans, soloist Joe Guerico, and members of the Holy Trinity choir, thank you for the

beautiful service and music.Also, a thank you to the ladies of the CWL

for organizing and providing services for the reception.

We would like to thank the Cristoforo Colombo Lodge for their tribute and blessings for Dad

during the service.Bill Clark and Al Grywacheski , thank you for the respectful and professional service you and

your staff provided.And finally, to our dear cousins, Teresa Nutini and Vivian Johnson, words can’t express how

much help you have been, and continue to be to our family. Thanks to all of you, he was

able to leave us in peace and at peace.

Maria, Frank, Terry, Ron, Sandra and families.

Ron 250.368.1162

[email protected]

Darlene 250.231.0527

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City of TrailParks & Recreation Department

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITYLIFEGUARD/INSTRUCTOR (Casual)

The City of Trail Parks and Recreation Department is seeking energetic, enthusiastic and people-oriented individuals who are available for casual work as a Lifeguard/Instructor at the Trail Aquatic and Leisure Centre. Detailed information about this employment opportunity is available on the City’s website at www.trail.ca or by request to Trisha Davison at (250) 364-0852.Applications will be received until Friday, April 1, 2016.The City of Trail thanks all applicants for their interest and will only reply to those selected for an interview.

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The City of Trail and Parks and Recreation Department are requesting quotations from contractors for the maintenance of the HVAC systems at City Hall, Trail Memorial Centre and Trail Aquatic and Leisure Centre.

Request for Quotation documents are available on the City’s website at www.trail.ca /Bid Opportunities or by request to Robert Baker at (250) 364-0808 or [email protected].

Quotations will be received until 12:00 pm (noon) on Thursday, April 7, 2016.

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Help Wanted Financial Services Tree Services Misc. for Sale Real Estate Apt/Condo for RentGlenmerry, 2bd. apt. Friendly, quiet secure bldg. Heat incl.n/p,n/s.250-368-5287

Glenmerry 2bdrm. apt. F/S Heat included. $695./mo.250-368-5908

GLENVIEW APTS. Spacious,quiet 1 bdrm. apt. 250-368-8391

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