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The Honourable Judith Guichon, Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, stopped in the community of Barriere last Monday to greet area dignitaries and residents at a District luncheon, tour the North Thompson Agriplex, and spend time with area youngsters. Her Honour’s first stop was at the Agriplex, where she noted she is no stranger to the facility, having attended the Provincial Winter Fair with family 4H participants over the past two years, being from a strong ranching background, and still operating Guichon Ranch in the Nicola Valley. “It’s amazing what the North Thompson Fall Fair and your community have done here,” the Lieutenant Governor told Mayor Humphreys, NTFFRA president Jill Hayward, and members of the Agriplex Committee, “It’s not even two years since you first embraced the idea, and look how far you’ve come. You’ve done a wonderful job.” Next stop for the official visit was at the Ridge where the municipality hosted a luncheon for community members to meet Her Honour. Introduced by Simpcw First Nation Chief Rita Matthew, the Lt. Governor spoke to those present about her back-
ground in agriculture, and told the Barriere attendees, “We in agriculture are so grateful that there is still a community that values agriculture. It’s important that our communities remember that first dollar to be made has to be produced by sunshine. Whether hay, or grass, or something else. I tell people I’m harvesting sunshine on my ranch. I use the cows to harvest the grass, and they turn it into a wonderful product for human consumption.” Her Honour spoke about her constitutional role. “I’m here to keep our civil society more civil, and I have a role to inspire and connect British Columbians. Like the folks in this town, who built the Agriplex and present the Fall Fair. The best Fall Fair in a small community in the province. “I get to meet First Nations, look after the constitutional framework, and keep our politicians honest. And during my five year term I hope to get to every corner of the province to see and meet the people of small communities all over. “It’s important to have healthy land and healthy communities; you folks here in Barriere are certainly a healthy community.” The Lt. Governor made note of the Yellowhead 4H members who were in attendance, and who assisted in serving the lunch, saying, “4H is
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The Honourable Judith Guichon, Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, is presented with a handcrafted wooden bowl by grade 8 student Tristan Brackman, as thanks for her visit to Barriere Secondary on Jan. 28. a wonderful program, it takes care of the animals and the community.” Her Honour’s next stop in the community was to meet with students at Barriere Secondary. Speaking to the
students she said, “The environment and its protection is of the greatest importance to everyone. Young people need to take an active part in working toward better protection of it - how we can live responsi-
bly and not waste our resources.” Her Honour also told her audience that they have to be active in their community, take part in what is happening there, and not just complain about the government.
But when the time comes, “go out and vote to do your part”. After the formal presentation, almost all of the students filed past the Lt. Governor, and had the opportunity to shake her hand.
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$1.4 million in gas tax money to construct septage facilities in Clearwater and Barriere By Keith McNeill The Times
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A Barriere resident caught this recent photo of a robin sitting on her garden fence. Poor bird looks like he can hardly wait until warmer days arrive in the valley. Although most robins migrate away from the area to warmer climates during the winter months, some robins do stay in the valley and feed off backyard bird feeders. We wonder if this bird is a year-round resident, or just an unlucky traveller who arrived far too early for temperatures to be on the rise as we move towards spring. Every Thursday we bring you the NEWS and the VIEWS from the Lower North Thompson Valley. The STAR/JOURNAL Keeping valley residents informed!
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M.P. Cathy McLeod announced two major grants while in Clearwater on Saturday. The first was for $1.4 million in gas tax money to construct septage management facilities in Clearwater and Barriere. The second was for $92,000 to upgrade the former Dutch Lake School into a community center. “I think this is a really important addition to your communities,” McLeod said of the septage management project. “Kudos to the people who waded through the federal application form.” The two facilities will be used to treat sludge that has been pumped from septic tanks. About 7,300 people in the North Thompson Valley or 90 per cent of the population depend on septic tanks, said McLeod. Until now, contractors have hauled the sludge for disposal at pits at the Clearwater and Barriere landfills. Those landfills are closing, however, and a new method of disposal needed to be found. The alternative would have been to haul the septic sludge to Heffley Creek. Clearwater’s septage management facility will be located near the present sewage lagoons, said Mayor John Harwood. Canfor has agreed to provide land for a new road into the facility so trucks won’t need to go by residences to get to it. The Barriere site is located just south of Gilbert Smith Forest Products mill. Both the Clearwater and Bar-
Last Saturday, MP Cathy McLeod, announced gas tax funding of $1.4 million for septage management facilities in both Clearwater and Barriere. riere facilities will be operated in partnership with Thompson-Nicola Regional District. The facilities will help make the North Thompson Valley a better place for families to live, grow and work, said TNRD board chair Randy Murray. The Clearwater facility will mean a long haul for septic tank sludge from the Blue River area, said Thompson Headwaters (Area B) director Willow MacDonald. However, it will be much shorter than hauling to Heffley Creek. “I’m thankful that we were involved in the discussions,” she said. M.P. McLeod said she has been involved in discussions to upgrade Dutch Lake School for several years. Several funding sources were explored before the successful application to the Community Infrastructure Improvement Fund produced the
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$92,000 announced on Saturday. School District 73 has agreed to lease the former school for 25 years (in five-year blocks) at $1 per year, said Mayor John Harwood. Plans include handicap access and bathrooms, rooms for seniors, free space for non-profits to meet, as well as art and theater to make use of the stage in the gym. The former school will be a hub for the local transit system. The money from the federal government will augment $50,000 from Wells Gray Community Forest for the project. District of Clearwater plans to move its offices from the Flats to the Dutch Lake School. It will, however, keep the maintenance yard in its present location. About half the former school will be used by the District while the other half will be used by Yellow Community Services. It appears that possibly the Community Resource Center, now managed by YCS, will move from its present location next to Raft River Elementary to Dutch Lake. The mayor praised YCS executive director Jack Keough for his cooperation on the project. “We are very happy that this has come to fruition,” said S.D. 73 vice-chair Kathleen Karpuk. “We’re absolutely delighted to see the school back in use again.” Other dignitaries present for Saturday’s announcement included Barriere Mayor Bill Humphreys, Wells Gray Country director Tim Pennell. Lower North Thompson director Bill Kershaw, and TNRD chief administrative officer Sukh Gill.
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MP reminds first-time home buyers of tax credit Cathy McLeod, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of National Revenue would like to remind everyone buying their first home to take advantage of the FirstTime Home Buyers’ Tax Credit which helps make the transition into home ownership more affordable. “First-time home buyers can face additional expenses such as legal fees, land transfer taxes, and other costs involved in buying a family home. To help make this dream a reality, our Government created
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amount of $5,000 on your income tax and benefit return. The amount only applies if you did not live in another home owned by you or your spouse or common-law partner in the year of acquisition or in any of the four preceding years,” stated McLeod. “Equally important, if you or a person related to you is eligible for the Disability Tax Credit, you can claim the credit even if you are not a first-time home buyer as long as you are purchasing a house that is more accessible
or better suited to the needs of the person with a disability,” said McLeod. In its first two years alone, more than 550,000 Canadians claimed the FirstTime Home Buyers’ Tax Credit, which resulted in over $2.5 billion claimed. For more information about how this credit may apply to you and to find out about other credits and deductions for homeowners, I encourage you to visit the Canada Revenue Agency’s www.cra. gc.ca/myhome.
Digital detective helps police track down thieves Kamloops This Week When a Surrey man vacationing in Sun Peaks became the victim of a thief, he became a digital detective, scouring the web in an effort that led to the return of his $7,000 snowmobile and the arrest of two people believed to have stolen it. Kamloops Rural RCMP say the man was on holidays at the ski resort 45 minutes northeast of Kamloops and had enjoyed an afternoon of snowmobiling on Jan. 3. He had left on his trailer another machine, a 2009 Skidoo Summit XP, valued at $7,000. When he returned from his snowmobile outing, the skidoo and trailer he had left
behind were gone. The trailer was found days later on a back road in nearby Louis Creek. The victim decided to check several online sales sites and came across his Summit being sold on kijiji.com for half its value. The owner started an email conversation with the seller and, at the same time, contacted police. He eventually arranged to meet the seller in Nakusp to buy the Summit. The seller said he was a two-hour drive away. Kamloops Rural Mounties, working with their counterparts in the Nakusp and Slocan Valley detachments, went to work, creating a plan to intercept the delivery.
On Wednesday, Jan. 9, officers from the two RCMP Kootenay detachments stopped a Honda CRV with two Kamloops residents inside — a 30-year-old man and a 31-year-old woman. The pair was hauling the stolen Skidoo Summit XP on a trailer that may also have been stolen. The couple claimed they had bought the machine a week earlier in Sun Peaks for 25 per cent of its value, a story that raised the eyebrows of Mounties. Why? Well, it turns out the man driving the Honda that was hauling the stolen Skidoo is the same man who, a week earlier, had tried to sell skis stolen from Sun Peaks in
late December. The owner of the skis told police, who set up a meeting with the man in a parking lot in Kelowna and seized the skis, as well as two laptop computers. The man remains under investigation for that incident and declined to comment on the similarities of his sale of stolen skis via kijiji the week earlier, the sale of a stolen snow machine on the same website and the use of stolen licence plates on his Honda. He is scheduled to appear in provincial court in Nakusp. Police say the man was using an iPhone application to access a different gmail account each time he was selling items on kijiji.
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Thursday, January 31, 2013 North Thompson Star/Journal 359 Borthwick Avenue, Box 1020, Barriere, B.C., V0E 1E0 250-672-5611
Guest Editorial; by Don McRae, Minister of Education
Students first
This government has announced a proposed new framework to bring about 10 years of labour peace with B.C. teachers. We have a great education system in this province, but wherever I travel in B.C. people tell me that it is time we put students first. The last round of labour negotiations was difficult and prolonged, and as usual students and classrooms were disrupted across our system. This is nothing new in the history of our negotiations. I believe our children deserve better than this. It is time to set this behind us and embark on a more collaborative way of doing things. We are proposing a new framework with bold, new ideas designed to give us a fresh start. It includes a new structured and transparent bargaining process that would draw on professional mediators and conciliators to help resolve impasses. We would seek a relationship with teachers built on transparency, collaboration and openness to new ideas. The proposed framework also includes an Education Policy Council with representatives from government, the British Columbia Teachers’ Federation (BCTF) and school-board trustees to advise government on public education policy priorities, including a proposed new $100-million Priority Education Investment Fund. We are also prepared to index teachers’ compensation on par to their fellow B.C. public-sector colleagues, like nurses, college faculty and government employees. Had we used this model over the past 10 years, teachers’ salaries would have increased by an average of 2.0 per cent, as opposed to the 1.8 per cent average teachers have received. In other words, teachers would be farther ahead today than they were in the last system, without all the heartache that’s gone on with all the labour disruptions that we’ve seen in the last decade. Our proposed framework is the start of a conversation and represents our commitment to long-term stability and a more effective relationship between teachers and government. With a signed ten-year agreement, the government will offer B.C. public school teachers a voice in funding education priorities and an official role in education policy decisions. We are standing on the threshold of a wonderful opportunity for the future of education and we can’t afford to let it pass us by. Teachers and government can use this opportunity to reflect the ideals of cooperation, acceptance and respect for our children. It can be a new relationship that we can all be proud of. Just imagine what this framework would mean for students and families. Imagine an education system where it is normal for a student in Grade 2 today to graduate in 10 years without his or her classroom ever being disrupted by job action. Imagine what this would mean to teachers - to be able to focus on their students in a stable learning environment, and at the same time, have a real voice in their relationship with government. B.C. families deserve an education system without interruptions caused by labour disputes. On behalf of all British Columbians, I believe teachers and government can work together from our shared passion for youth and education and choose to do things in a new way. Together, we can imagine a decade of labour peace - and then achieve it. The STAR/JOURNAL welcomes all letters to the editor. We do, however, reserve the right to edit, condense or reject letters over matters of libel, legality, taste, brevity, style or clarity. While all letters must be signed upon submission, writers may elect to withhold their names from publication in special circumstances. Drop your letter off at the Star/Journal Office, fax it to 672-9900, mail it to Box 1020, Barriere, VOE 1EO, or email to news@starjournal.net.
Reader weighs in on local doggie-do issue To the editor; I must be missing something. I have been living in downtown Barriere for eight months, and during all that time I doubt that I’ve seen more than a half dozen dogs wandering at large.
My dog and I frequent Fadear Park a few times a day. I find so few dogs’ deposits in the park that they stand out. Oh, they’re there, but their numbers are so small their mere presence draws comment. Perhaps the prob-
lem is greater in other parts of town. Probably, somewhere out there, a dog barks in the night or (God forbid) chases neighbourhood cats, but overall, dog owners in Barriere deserve applause for their responsible performance.
Surely the doggiedo dilemma is not so extreme as to deserve a half-page of commentary in our newspaper of record. Aren’t there more pressing issues to consider? Ann Piper Barriere
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New season for B.C. ‘School Wars’
VICTORIA – Like a bad reality show about a dysfunctional family, B.C. School Wars has lurched to life again for the 2013 election. Coming soon to billboards and buses across the province: staged pictures of sadfaced kids crammed into dirty classrooms by a heartless government. It doesn’t even matter which government. This ritual combat went on through Social Credit and NDP governments too. Premier Christy Clark opened the new season with her promised pitch to restructure bargaining. It suggested splitting up bargaining into traditional wage and benefit talks, and a separate table and fund for classroom size and support. Cast in her familiar role of the sullen, rebellious teenager, BCTF president Susan Lambert staged a news conference to distort and mock the government’s offer. A 10-year deal if we give up bargaining wages and classroom conditions? “Ludicrous.” What’s ludicrous is her characterization of a formula to link teacher pay to nurses,
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Tom Fletcher post-secondary faculty and other government workers. Nurses are renowned for getting raises when no one else does, so this should be an opportunity for these powerful unions to coordinate. But the BCTF can’t get along with other unions any more than it can negotiate with any discernible competence. Lambert falsely claimed there was no consultation on the proposal. This reminded me how she low-balled the costs of her union’s demands by hundreds of millions during what passed for negotiations in last year’s strike season. Behind the scenes, the BCTF executive and the school district bargaining agent had just settled on a mutual costing model. What this means is the school districts, which have to make payroll and balance
budgets, have convinced the BCTF to stop misrepresenting costs. I’ll believe that when I see it. Before Education Minister Don McRae had even spoken, BCTF vice-president Glen Hansman was growling his reply on Twitter: See you in court. That message presumably also goes for premier-in-waiting Adrian Dix, unless he replaces the hated B.C. Liberals in May, then quickly kneels before the BCTF and extends the key to the provincial treasury. Two generations of British Columbians have been bullied by this bad drama, since Bill Vander Zalm decided an industrial union bargaining structure was just the ticket for public schools. Students are taught by example, if not by blatant propaganda in classrooms, that all problems are solved by demanding more money from the government. After this conditioning, older students are sometimes pressed into service as union pickets. There’s your Social Justice class, kids. Sorry about those sports teams and field trips, but we need those as bargaining chips to get more paid
leave time. To state the obvious, Clark and McRae staged this as a pre-election event to frame the issue. They knew their effort would be greeted as a declaration of war. The main reason the BCTF agreed to a contract extension with a wage freeze last year? It wasn’t the blindingly obvious fact that every other public sector union had already taken two zeroes. It was strictly tactics. The delay sets up the latest rematch of these old warriors in the spring election. The plan is to get the dreaded B.C. Liberals out and then start working over the weaker, more uniondependent NDP. That’s who caved in earlier and gave the BCTF broad control over staffing levels, the proverbial key to the treasury. Along with basic math and economics, a point the BCTF seems unable to grasp is that its strategy is self-defeating. Those sad kids are making more and more parents seek a better deal. * Tom Fletcher is legislative reporter and columnist for Black Press and BCLocalnews.com
North Thompson Co-Terminus Fire Protection Feasibility Study presented to District of Barriere By Margaret Houben North Thompson Star/Journal The January 21, District of Barriere Council meeting was fairly short, with only a few items of business to be discussed. Council members received the North Thompson Co-Terminus Fire Protec-
tion Feasibility Study, which has now been completed. The study covered the seven fire departments who provide fire protection services for specified areas within the geographic area: Blackpool, Vavenby, Barriere, Clearwater, McLure, Little Fort, and Chu Chua. All the Fire Chiefs have
agreed that implementation of the CoTerminus plan recommendations is a good idea. However, the final decision to proceed will be dependent on the TNRD’s cost benefit analysis which is currently underway. Council members also passed a motion to support application ALR-13-01, to
remove part of Lot 2, DL 55 and 56, KDYD, Plan KAP66586 PID 024-763-845 from the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR), while adding the northeasterly corner of the same parcel into the ALR. The next District of Barriere Council meeting will be on February 4, at 7 p.m.
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Barriere Citizen of the Year Banquet chef, Bob Sorenson, posed for a photo with NTVIC After School Program youth (l to r) Dryden Howe, Brittany Waite, and Seanna Armstrong, while thanking them for a job well done serving up the meal to guests at the Jan. 19 event held at the Lions Hall.
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Kamloops awarded 2018 BC Winter Games Kamloops This Week When the B.C. Winter Games open in Kamloops in 2018, there should be a solid contingent of local athletes ready to take part. Carolynn Boomer, general manager of PacificSport, which provides sportdevelopment and performance programs and services, said she’s confident many of the athletes training now will be aiming for the event. During a press conference on Friday, Jan. 25, just outside the McArthur Island Sports and Event Centre, the city was named host of the event by Kamloops-North Thompson Liberal MLA Terry Lake. In the audience were many athletes who took part in the first BC Winter Games, hosted by Kamloops in 1979. Their legacy, Lake said, was the determination that grew in the city to first become known in the province as the place to go for sports events and, later, as the Tournament Capital of Canada. Celebrating that history will be important when the four-day Games begin on Feb. 22, 2018. Boomer said athletes attending a competition like the Games for the first time will be in for some new realities. “It’s very different than a single-
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The 2018 BC Winter Games in Kamloops will see more than 2,100 athletes, coaches, and officials visit from Feb. 22 to Feb. 25. sport event,” she said. “When you get 19 sports together, they’re eating together, taking transportation together — it is different. “They will be energetic, but they’ll have to adjust to wait times, things like that. Now, they have to figure out how do you perform at your optimal level in that kind of environment.” The friendships and camaraderie will be one of the lasting memories athletes will take from the Games, Boomer said.
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Lake noted 40 B.C. athletes at the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Summer Games in London had once competed in the BC Winter Games. “When Kamloops hosted the first ever BC Winter Games, it inspired us as a community to take our first steps down the road to becoming Canada’s Tournament Capital,” Kamloops Mayor Peter Milobar said. “Since then, our facilities have come a long way and this event will give us
the opportunity to showcase them.” As Canada’s Tournament Capital, Kamloops hosted more than 100 events last year and has played host to numerous high-profile sporting competitions, including the 1993 Canada Summer Games, 2011 Western Canada Summer Games, and two previous BC Games. The 2018 BC Winter Games in Kamloops will see more than 2,100 athletes, coaches, and officials visit from Feb. 22 to Feb. 25. Sport venues include the Tournament Capital Centre (gymnastics), the Thompson Rivers University gym (badminton), McArthur Island Sports Centre (curling, figure skating and speed skating), Interior Savings Centre (hockey and ringette), Memorial Arena (hockey), Sun Peaks (alpine and freestyle skiing and biathlon), Stake Lake Ski Trails (cross-country skiing), South Kamloops secondary (judo and karate), Pacific Way elementary (archery) and NorKam secondary (netball). The cost of hosting the Games is covered by the province, which kicks in $525,000, and the city, which adds a minimum of $45,000 cash and $50,000 in kind. The Games are expected to provide about $2 million in economic impact to the city. Athletes competing will range in age from 10 to 19.
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Yellowhead Community Services (YCS) and WorkBC Employment Services in the North Thompson are ringing in the New Year with newly redesigned websites. According to YCS Financial Administrator, Jackie Enfield, “The YCS website needed to be refreshed with a more modern design and functionality.” YCS has recently taken on the role of Contract Service Provider for WorkBC Employment Services in the North Thompson. It was therefore also timely to refresh the websites for Clearwater and Barriere Employment Services, who deliver WorkBC Services in our valley. The YCS and WorkBC websites share a similar design to inform end users that the organizations are related.
The Yellowhead Community Services website (www.yellowheadcs.ca) highlights all of the programs and services offered through YCS, including the services offered through the Community Resource Centre, which is now under the management of YCS. Additionally, visitors can find information regarding upcoming YCS events, latest news, volunteer and employment opportunities, Annual General Meetings, and more. There is a photo gallery that compliments the site’s colourful new design, which is full of photos showcasing many of our local citizens and landscapes. In addition to a dedicated web page, funding partners are highlighted through rotating logos on the homepage. The greater visual prominence expresses
Yellowhead Community Service’s gratitude for the ongoing financial assistance which allows YCS to develop and provide a large variety of services and supports for residents of the North Thompson Valley. The WorkBC website is a joint website for both Clearwater and Barriere Employment Services. The website can be accessed though each centre’s domain (www.clearwateremployment.ca or www. barriere-employment. ca), but these will take you to a single site for both organizations. The WorkBC website offers a single site for employers and job-seekers within the North Thompson, and has been laid out to be easy to navigate. Employers can begin the process to “Post a Job” with the click of a single button on the homepage.
Dog Obedience Classes start in February! Learn to teach your dog basic good manners and acceptable behaviour in all situations. Six week courses start on Sunday • Feb. 17 • 11 a.m. at Barriere fall fair hall. For dogs 6 months & up Cost $100 • Call Jill 250-319-8023 to register
If you are looking for work, you can s t r a i g h t fo r w a r d l y “Find a Job” in the job postings section, which indicates whether jobs are posted in Barriere, Clearwater, or both. The new WorkBC website offers everything employers and job seekers throughout the valley need in one central location. Additionally, the WorkBC website highlights services offered, upcoming events and workshops, funding information, work search sites, and local training opportunities. Public input regarding both websites is appreciated to make these tools better for the members of our communities. Feedback can be emailed to info@yellowheadcs.ca. YCS and WorkBC hope you enjoy exploring their new websites.
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CSS basketball players save Follow me; learn to ski Barriere man from choking By Keith McNeill The Times Two Clearwater Secondary School Senior Boys basketball players and their coach probably saved the life of a Barriere school-bus driver last Thursday evening. “They’re heroes, as far as I’m concerned, said Jack Kelley. “They saved my life. I think they should get nominated for something.” According to Kelley, the incident occurred at a Wendy’s in Kamloops after he had taken the Barriere Junior Girls basketball team to a game. He was just enjoying a bite to eat with the team when he started to choke. “I tried to cough it back up but it wouldn’t come,” he said. “I was pretty scared. The Barriere coach tried to help me but wasn’t able to do much. I saw the Clearwater coach coming over. He asked, ‘Do you need help?’ I nodded yes. Then I blacked out. That was it.” Kelley missed most of the excitement, according to Clearwater coach Geoff Giesbrecht. He was trying to lift him up to perform a Heimlich maneuver on him from behind when he went unconscious. Giesbrecht partially tore the muscles in one bicep when that happened and so was unable to do much more. However, two of his players, Jairus Bromley and Brock Vandamme, came over and offered to help. Both had taken First Aid training the year before in Grade 10. They lowered the unconscious man to the floor and began performing chest thrusts on him.
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Clearwater Secondary basketball players Jairus Bromley (l) and Brock Vandamme helped save the life of Barriere school-bus driver Jack Kelly, in Kamloops last Thursday evening. “For 16-year-olds to handle that and act so calmly, I was very impressed,” said the coach. He contrasted this with some of the Barriere players, who were just screaming, and with one adult male bystander, who just stood there, doing nothing and then quietly walked away. However, one adult female bystander did help, he said. Unfortunately, Giesbrecht did not get her name. At this point, Kelley was not breathing and had no detectable pulse. “I’ve never seen anyone that blue,” said Giesbrecht. The boys kept giving him chest compressions for what seemed like several minutes. Finally, the unconscious man started wheezing and he spat out the piece of food he had choked on. The ambulance arrived about a minute after the bus
driver started breathing. The attendants checked him out and took him away to hospital. “It was a scary moment,” said Jairus Bromley. “We’re very thankful that Mr. Giesbrecht was there. He guided us through it.” Kelley said he recalls when the ambulance arrived. The driver of the Clearwater bus came over and assured him that he would drive the Barriere students home on his way to Clearwater. The doctors at the hospital checked him out and found nothing wrong. The following day he went back to driving school-bus with just a sore chest to remind him of his misadventure. It was only during the day, when he spoke with people who had been there, that he realized how close had been his brush with death, said Kelley.
New year and new exec for 4H The Yellowhead 4-H Club had their first meeting on Thursday, Jan. 10. The general meetings are held on the first Thursday of every month at the Legion basement in Barriere. The excitement of the evening was choosing our new executive. After the nominating, and the accepting or respectfully declining was done, we had our new executive. The new president is Sara Kate Smith, vice-president goes to Christine Kempter, secretary is Kyle Zurbrugg, treasurer is Hannah Feller, beef safety officer is Spencer Pawloff, sheep
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safety officer is Sheldon Van Sickle, photography safety officer is Kathleen Pilatzke, and finally club reporter is Lauren Tremblay. The meeting had an awesome turnout, with several new members as well. Congratulations to the new executive, what an awesome way to start the New Year. On Jan. 26, the Speech Workshop was hosted by the Trem-
blay’s at the Legion. The members started out on practicing their introduction skills. All the 4-H members took a turn. After a hardy lunch the seniors practiced impromptus; and anyone else who was interested did as well. All of 4-H members
had a fun time. It was a huge turnout, and helped them picture what it was going to be like to talk in front of a big crowd. Now we can’t wait to hear all the unique speeches on club speech day Feb. 17, at 12:30 p.m., in the Barriere Lions Hall.
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Gail Burkholder (front) is shown teaching young students how to cross country ski at Barriere Forks Trail, on a Sunday afternoon during North Thompson Recreation Society ski lessons.
HELP WANTED The Barriere Volunteer Fire Department is presently recruiting new applicants. If you are willing to participate in a community group to provide fire protection for our community give us a call! • Strive for a better safer place to live • • Receive honorarium pay • • Ongoing training and education • If you are interested an exciting position with our Fire Department Stop in at the fire hall on Thursdays at 7pm or leave a message at 250-672-9711
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Seventy-seven people signed up and took to the streets during the Alzheimer’s/Investors Group Walk for Memories held in Barriere on January 27. All ages of folks were in attendance for the start from the Barriere Senior’s Centre, some brought their dogs along, and the community’s mascot, Barrie the Bear, also turned out to help with the fundraising walk. Cadets carried the flags and led the group, as walkers followed a route that took them past the elementary school, up Barkley, and back down Barriere Town Road to the Senior’s Centre for a light lunch, socializing, a silent auction, a raffle for a laptop and other items, as well as a number of door prizes that were given out. This year’s Walk participants included individuals from many areas of the valley, including a group from Clearwater. The Alzheimer’s/Investors Group Walk for Memories, 2013, was dedicated to Barriere resident Jean Hambrook. The Walk raises awareness about Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, and raises funds for people in your community who are living with dementia. The Alzheimer Society of B.C. supports current research directed at finding the causes and the cure for Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, and improving the lives of the more than 70,000 individuals and families in our province who are living with the disease.
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Nomination forms can be picked up at the Barriere Chamber office or local businesses. Nominations must be in by Monday, February 5th, 2012.
Only one nomination per person will be accepted. Judging to be done on the quality of nomination not the quantity. Donations for the Silent Auction to be in by Thursday February 14th, 2012. Please rsvp attendance to bcoc@telus.net
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Are you free a few hours a week? Would you like to meet other members of the community who have similar interests? Would you like to improve the lifestyle of your community? Why not join one of the numerous organizations that make our North Thompson Valley a great place to live? Call the NT Volunteer Centre 250-672-0033
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Community 2 Community Forum held in Barriere There was another Community 2 Community Forum (C2C) on January 23. The last C2C meeting was in February of 2012 and was held in Clearwater. This time it was held here in Barriere. There were elected representatives and staff from the District of Clearwater, Simpcw First Nation and the Thompson Nicola Regional District. We gathered to discuss matters of mutual concern and to hear presentations from various groups that involve all communities. Randy Murray, Chair of the TNRD, gave a presentation that outlined the strategic priorities of the TNRD for 2013. Once again one of those priorities was solid waste management. Peter Hughes, TNRD Director of Environmental Services, then gave an update on the plans for the various landfill and transfer stations in our area. Ted Richardson, Susan Garland and Elizabeth Elston, from the North Thompson Food Action group, gave a presentation on improving food security and sustainability in the North Thompson. They hope to build a frame work here in the valley to insure there are adequate local food sources. Jenny Turco and Alexis Blueschke, from the Interior Health Authority, gave a presentation based on the Snakes and Ladders Life Game, that explained ways to balance life setbacks and turn those setbacks into opportunities. To a certain extent, we all experience setbacks and low points in our lives, and the Interior Health team is there to help should anyone need them. Alison Coyne, Regional Corridor Economic Development
liaison from the Ministry of Jobs Tourism and Skills Training, gave a presentation to help gain some direction and focus on our request for a Labour Market Analysis here in the North Thompson. What we are hoping to do is to identify possible labour needs and concerns, to prepare action plans to fill any skills based shortages and gaps that may occur as the various projects planned here in the North Thompson Valley unfold. Chief Rita Matthew gave a report on how Simpcw Council views the recent actions of the “Idle No More” group, and also reported that the Simpcw Council had been rated number two in Canada for their accounting procedures. Considering the number of different First Nations Bands and Councils in Canada, that accomplishment is indeed noteworthy. Councillors Tom Eustache, Tina Donald and Shelly Loring gave a report on various projects that are underway through the Simpcw Council. One project was the recent purchase of land on the Raft River that was the site of traditional fishing and Band gatherings. There are plans
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Bill Humphreys to develop the land to showcase traditional Simpcw heritage and activities. The meeting was filled with a number of different topics and reports. Despite the cramped timeframe much was said, and by most accounts was well received by those attending. My thanks to all those that took time out of your routines to attend. It is important to discuss certain matters face to face with as many community representatives in attendance as possible, so that we can have the benefit of the cross-pollination of innovative ideas. Speaking of gathering ideas, District staff was out asking residents questions on the condition of our roads. Currently the District does not handle the maintenance of the roadways as it is still controlled by the province. We need to know what is working well, and what needs to be improved, so that we can formulate a future roads plan that suits the needs of the
residents of Barriere. Thanks to those that have given input. On Saturday, January 26, our MP Cathy McLeod was at the Clearwater ski hill to announce “The Thompson-Nicola Regional District (TNRD) will receive $1.4 million dollars from the Government of Canada through the Gas Tax Fund to construct two septage management facilities in partnership with the districts of Barriere and Clearwater. The project will serve over 7,300 residents located in the North Thompson Valley.” It is important to note that this is a joint application involving all of the communities in the valley. By working together we all benefit from the grant monies. Thanks to the TNRD Board members and staff for making this happen. Grant applications can be difficult. Thanks also to MP Cathy McLeod for her continuing support of all the residents here in the valley.
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Happy birthday Pat Area resident, and long-time Legion exec, Pat Brown, recently enjoyed an impromptu birthday celebration at the Royal Canadian Legion in Barriere.
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Yellowhead Pioneer Assisted Living: Comfort, care and safety for seniors By Jill Hayward North Thompson Star/Journal “The community really doesn’t have any idea of how nice the suites are here, and how much room there is,” said Yellowhead Pioneer Assisted Living Facility administrator Pam Simpson, “Each one really is a full size one-bedroom apartment of just over 1,000 square feet.” Simpson was giving a tour to this reporter of the 10 suite assisted living facility that sits in the heart of the Barriere community. She noted that assisted living is basically for seniors who need some assistance but are aware of their own needs. Currently the facility has three empty suites and Simpson says they want to let the community know what is available at the residence for folks who are in need of “a little assistance” with their daily lives. The one bedroom suites are impressively spacious and inviting, with a warm and welcoming design that instantly makes one feel at home. There are plenty of windows that let in the light, and the whole floor plan is set up to help
those who may have mobility limitations, need a cane, walker or wheelchair. For the ladies, or those who may have a lot of personal items, there is a full size walk through wheel chair friendly closet between the bathroom and bedroom. The washroom has oodles of space, with strategic grab bars and a gigantic five foot wide walk in shower. For those who like to soak in a tub, Pam tells that the facility has its own ‘Spa Room’, complete with a special tub that has a removable side door, and the whole tub can be tilted for ease of access. Once staff have the bather comfortable, the lights can be dimmed, soft music played, and a the gentle gurgle of a little waterfall completes the whole spa experience. Pam also notes that each suite receives light housekeeping once a week, with the linens and towels washed by staff. There is an easily accessible laundry room where residents can do their own personal laundry, or they have the option of paying an additional amount to have their personal items washed for them. The laundry room is also the home of the facilities resident feline,
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Ginger, who made her first appearance a few years ago, as a tiny kitten on the Labour Day weekend when she was found abandoned in the parking lot at the annual North Thompson Fall Fair. Ginger now has full run of the facility, and stops in to visit any of the residents who welcome her company. An honourary staff member, Ginger distributing purrs, love, greetings and companionship as she makes her daily rounds. Pam shows off the residence’s scooter garage, complete with a powered scooter garage door that opens automatically onto a blacktop pathway, giving easy access to Barriere’s downtown shopping area. Within easy scooter distance just down the road, can be found Fadear Park and the Barriere Bandshell, and both are accessible by a blacktopped pathway. Our next stop was the dining room, where cooks post a daily menu that offers up two delicious choices for lunch and dinner. Pam notes they also serve one snack at approximately 10 a.m. each day that includes fresh fruit, and another snack around 3 p.m. Having attended one or two of the 3 p.m. ‘snacks’ in the past, this reporter can vouch that they greatly resemble an English afternoon tea with a number of delicacies served, along with good conversation. Facility cook Cheryl Cochran says the residents are responsible for making their own breakfast in their suites, but that some residents, especially those who might be late risers, make the 10 a.m. snack their breakfast time. “Just about everything is made from scratch in the kitchen,” says Pam, “And it all follows a dietician approved menu. Our cooks get very creative with the presentation of the food, and utilize garnishes to make each meal appealing to our residents. One of our cooks said, “You eat first with your eyes”. We very much believe that how the food is
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(Above) Yellowhead Pioneer Assisted Living resident Myrtle Printzhouse, at home in her 1,000 square foot suite in the facility. Myrtle says she loves having her own space, and especially her own kitchen. (Right) The suites are all designed to be mobility friendly and offer a warm and bright atmosphere. (Bottom right) Washrooms have a five foot walk in tub, with plenty of grab bars. presented is a just as important as how good it tastes.” The tables in the dining room are always set for a “fine dining experience”, and table cloths are added at supper time. Residents can also have a friend or family member join them at meal times, for a nominal cost. Pam knocks on the door on one of the occupied suites, and resident Myrtle Printzhouse, welcomes us into her home. Myrtle says she has been a Barriere resident since she was 13 years of age, and she has now been a resident at the Yellowhead Pioneer Residence Assisted Living Facility for well-
over a year. This reporter appreciated her graciousness in opening her home, and in sharing her experiences at the residence. Asked what her impressions of the facility as a whole are, Myrtle answered, “I think its all good. It’s more than anyone can understand, and it is so well managed. This is just like your own home. Your suite and things are your own, and there is excellent care. It’s just like a family here. I enjoy it so much.” Asked, how’s the food? Myrtle replied, “They think we’re loggers or something! Everything is home cooked,
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Yellowhead Pioneer Assisted Living: and is very good.” Myrtle noted that she uses the full kitchen area within her suite to bake and make treats for the other folks who also reside at the facility. “Once a month many of us get together to bake and make goodies, taking turns on who’s home we do it in. Then we share them and put some aside to bring out for when we play bingo,” said Myrtle. Myrtle also said she really enjoys where the residence is situated in the heart of the Barriere downtown area, “It’s close for family so they can visit me, and easy for visitors to stop by when they are shopping or doing business in town. I am not isolated at all!” Pam says the facility offers a number of activities for residents who wish to participate, but she is quick to point out that “No one has to participate. Some of our residents may not want to take part in the activities we offer, and that’s just fine. Everyone can make their own choices here.” However, for those who do wish to participate there is a good choice of ongoing activities they can take part in. Crafts, bingo, or theme weeks - such as High Tea with the Queen, keep everybody entertained and interacting. At the time of this writing the upcoming theme week “Hawaiian Cruise” was being awaited with much anticipation by residents as staff planned theme meals, costumes, and a number of fun surprises for the residents. Many of the residents also enjoy decorating the facility for special days such as Halloween or Christmas. They make a number of the decorations during craft sessions, and in fact they are so good at what they do the Yellowhead Pioneer Residence has been a consistent winner in the North Thompson Fall Fair’s Best Decorated Business competition over the years. Raised garden beds are available outside for tenants that may wish to exercise their green thumbs, and there are a number of walking areas for those who like to get out and about close to
home. The closest being directly outside each suite; where an all season well-maintained blacktopped pathway circles the entire facility, and the staff do their best to keep it snow and ice-free throughout the winter. The facility is next door to the Barriere Medical Centre, and within an easy walk is the Library, and the IDA Shopping Mall with a grocery store, pharmacy, art gallery, real estate agent, stationary supply and bookkeeper. There is also a Credit Union, Post Office, and hardware store within close proximity. We bid Myrtle a cheery goodbye and continue our tour; next stopping in at the office of Catharine Lyons to ask about the people who require assisted living? “Tenant needs to direct their own care. They need to be aware of why they are taking their medication. It’s about being competent in their own care. Things such as if they notice their legs are swelling, they know they need to wear stockings, but it is their choice whether or not they do,” said the assisted living manager, “We do remind residents to take their pills, and we can give assistance with blister packs and ointments. We can also do clinical skills that are transferred to staff by a registered nurse. Or a Home Support nurse can come in and do temporary care.” She notes that staff are present 24 hours per day, and each resident has their own call button with them in case they need assistance. There are three full time staff members, and 11 parttime. To make an application for an assisted living suite, a person must first make application to Interior Health. During the selection process, local Interior Health Home and Community Care case managers meet with each applicant to determine if assisted living is the best option to meet his or her needs. Once short-listed the applicant will have an interview with the Assisted Living Manager at Yellowhead to discuss assisted living philosophies, the person’s wants and needs,
and answer any questions about the residence. Applicants are not “firstcome, first-served”; they are selected on their need for housing, hospitality, personal care, and individual and assisted living suitability. Catharine says the assisted living facility opened in January of 2007, starting off with a waiting list, and during the past six years vacancies have been minimal. “These are really nice, stress-free years for seniors here at the residence,” said Catharine, “This is a really nice place to live where they don’t have to worry about managing their meals, their pills, or being safe at night.” She also notes that the move to Yellowhead can improve the quality of life for a senior. “Even if a resident never leaves the building, they often become more involved in activities here and in the community, but only if they wish to. Some may wish not to participate in activities. Many make new friendships and new connections. Everyone needs to have connections, even if it’s your Home Support worker. We find that for residents who previously found it lonely at home due to difficulty in getting out, or lack of visitors stopping by, that here, in most instances, they receive many more social calls from family and friends. People pop in when they are shopping or doing business in Barriere, They don’t have to make a special trip to see a parent or friend.” Catharine tells of one instance where a resident who was blind, and a poor sleeper, spent a lot of time awake at night. Staff would read a chapter or two from a book to him during the night to help him pass the time. “Our residents can come out of their suites at night and make tea in the kitchen, or watch TV in the dining room, or even cuddle the cat,” said the manager. The facility is governed by a nine member board, the Yellowhead Pioneer Residence Society, that has been in existence since 1976, and is accountable to the community. The Board conducts annual food
service, housekeeping, hospitality, and recreation audits, as well as a Tenants Satisfaction Survey, and there are also Tenant Council meetings. Pam explains that assisted living residents pay 70 per cent of their net income (usually calculated using line 236 on the income tax return, divided by 12 months). For an individual with an net income of $19,000 per year, the monthly rate would be just over $1,100. This includes the suite, two meals and two snacks each day, personal care and assistance, weekly housekeeping and flat laundry (sheets/ towels) and social and recreational activities. The services are subsidized by Interior Health and BC Housing, so the rate for that annual income would be about $37 per day. “We are always working to improve,” said Pam, “We pay attention to how our staff actions actively impact our tenants.” Asked how she likes her job as administrator for the residence, Pam answered, “It’s like working with a family, because staff are so consistent, dedicated and reliable. It is so nice to see how assisted living makes a difference in peoples lives. I love it.!” More information can be obtained about the Yellowhead Pioneer Assisted Living Residence by calling Catharine Lyons or Pam Simpson at 250-672-0019.
(Above) Facility cook Cheryl Cochran shows the menu for the day offering residents two choices for both lunch and dinner. (Right) Assisted Living Worker, Krista Thomas, shows the mobility friendly tub that is situated in the residence’s ‘Spa Room.
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The North Thompson Agriplex in Barriere is now available for open riding during specified times on Sundays and Wednesdays. Riders must be members of the North Thompson Fall Fair and Rodeo Association, or the Barriere and District Riding Club, and there is a nominal cost for the usage.
NT Agriplex now open for riding two days a week North Thompson Star/Journal For some, open riding in the North Thompson Agriplex has been a long time in coming, but facility managers say the time is actually just right. Part of the North Thompson Fall Fair and Rodeo Association facility in Barriere, the Agriplex is still in a construction phase. However, NTFFRA reps say the construction on the inside of the arena part of the building is now completed to the point where they feel comfortable in opening the arena for local
horsemen who want to get some riding in during the winter months. At this time the arena will be open each week for riding on Sundays, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and on Wednesdays, from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. Riders must be members in good standing of the NTFFRA (which has an annual membership fee of $5), or the Barriere and District Riding Club. There will be a $10 per rider fee for each day, with monies collected going towards the Agriplex building fund. ...continued on page 19
Submitted photos: Mary MacLennan
Students learn a new skill at school Cross country skiing is well under way at both the local schools, and also at the Barriere Forks Trails on Sundays with the community cross country ski program. The North Thompson Recreation Society has been teaching cross country skiing to the students at the high school, and soon will be introducing snowshoeing to the grade 8, 11 and 12 students as well. Right now the ski trails are in great shape thanks to the hard work of our trail groomers. Ski on!
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Cold start for a young immigrant The North Thompson winter of 1954 was memorable for bride-to-be North Thompson Star/Journal January 1954 was a bitterly cold night when a new immigrant to Canada stepped off the train in Kamloops. It was dark, and a sharp icy north wind was blowing into the face of Elli Hoehre as she stood on the platform of the train station. She was chilled through, and feeling forlorn and lost in this new country. A country where she only knew one person, her fiancé, who had come to Canada just over a year earlier. But relief and excitement quickly replaced her dark mood when her husband to be, Otto Kohnert, was suddenly beside her, taking young Elli into his arms. Once the greetings and excitement had slowed down, Otto introduced Elli to Johnny Uppenborn, who had driven Otto in from Darfield in the North Thompson Valley, to pick Elli up. Elli says she was “horrified” when the two men told her they were expected to stop in at Dr. and Mrs. Walles’ home in Kamloops before heading to Darfield, as the couple were eager to meet their new nanny from Germany. Elli could only comment in shock, “What, go to the home of my new employer at midnight?” This was a complete breach of good manners in the eyes of the newly landed German girl. But Johnny told her, “Don’t fret, you are in Canada now, we do things a bit different here.” So off they went to the doctor’s home, where Elli had an introductory meeting with Mrs. Walles, which proved slightly complicated due to the fact that Elli could only speak a few words of English. However, much to her relief, the three were soon on the road up the North Thompson where Elli would start her life in Canada with the Uppenborn’s and Otto, as she adjusted to this vast country and a brand new page of her life. The cold was so sharp it could take your breath away that first week in January of ’54. Snow covered everything, including Highway 5, which was just a winding unpaved road back then. As Elli sat between the two men on the way to her new home, she was stunned by the winter landscape she was being transported into, it looked like an endless land of ice and snow. The temperature was hovering around minus -40° degrees Fahrenheit, and the snow was reaching above her knees, but then, she was only 5’2” tall. They arrived at the Uppenborn’s Darfield farm in the wee small hours of the morn-
ing, and it was not long before everyone had settled down to sleep. When Elli awoke and looked out the window, she saw that the moon was still out along the hills across the valley, it was starting to get light outside. Elli wondered where everyone was at 6:00 a.m. in the morning? As she looked out the window Elli saw Gertrude Uppenborn just going into the milking barn carrying a coil lantern. It was still cold outside, really cold; Gertrude’s frozen breath looked like a tiny cloud on her face. Elli opened the front door to call to her, but just as quickly closed it again; the cold seemed to bite at her face as soon as it touched her. Once the milking had been completed, and all the other chores done in the barn, it was time for the people to have breakfast. Johnny was the cook that morning, and Elli, being a city person, was amazed how quickly everything was prepared on the kitchen’s wood stove. There was no electricity in the North Thompson Valley back in 1954, but the wood stove kept the room cozy and comfortable as everyone gathered around the big table for Elli’s first breakfast in Canada. However, once the meal was completed Elli was told there were more outdoor chores to take care of. Johnny thought it was a good idea to get Elli off to a good start in her new country, minus -40° below or not! She was to go out and feed the beef cows in the field with him, as Otto was already busy looking after fire wood duty that morning. Everyone helped to get Elli so bundled up in warm clothes she could hardly move, and then off they went loading hay bales onto a trailer, which was hitched to a tractor and driven across Highway 5 to a field where the cows were already eagerly waiting. Elli’s job was to cut the strings on a bale, and toss the hay off the trailer to the cows as Johnny slowly drove the tractor along. Throwing hay proved to be a bit much for the new farm girl, so Johnny told her to drive the tractor. Elli was speechless – she had no idea how to do that. “No problem”, said Johnny, “Just sit here and hold the steering wheel still and keep your foot on the gas, but not too hard.” To Elli’s amazement, she managed to drive the big tractor, and everything worked out without incident. But she was glad that Johnny took over when the trailer was empty, and drove them back to the house. Otto was all smiles to find his bride to be
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Elli Hoehre’s introduction to the North Thompson Valley in January of 1954, had her feeling a little forlorn with the deep snow and minus -40° temperatures that greeted her on arrival at the Uppenborn Farm in Darfield. If you look closely you can just see the young Elli, she is coming in from doing chores in the dark of early morning, to the much anticipated warmth she will find inside the friendly farmhouse kitchen. had been properly initiated into country life, and told her, with a big smile on his face, “Guess you’ll do okay in Canada”. Now that all the chores had been done, and everyone, both human and livestock had been fed, Elli and Otto were finally able to spend some time together in the warm friendly living room of the farm house; then happily caught up on what had been happening in each of their lives after 14 months of separation. The young couple were content to sit together and look out the window at the beautiful snow-covered landscape of a Canadian winter. The warmth of the house, and warmth of their love for each other, gave Elli a feeling of contentment and hap-
piness, as she and Otto celebrated their first day together in a lifelong adventure of living in the North Thompson Valley. Although the beauty of the area was inviting them out for a walk, both agreed it would be prudent to leave that for another time, mostly due to the fact the young German immigrant’s short stature could place her in danger of disappearing into one of the numerous deep snow drifts that Old Man Winter had brought to the valley for the new year of 1954! * Editor’s note: Just over one year later, Elli and Otto became man and wife. They will be celebrating their 58th wedding anniversary in April of this year where they now reside in the North Thompson community of Barriere.
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Cold weather photography in the vineyard It’s beginning to be a long, cold winter. Lots of snow, wind, crappy roads, and well, I suppose that’s just winter in British Columbia. I have been getting out with my camera (chasing the light as it were) whenever I can and just having fun photographing as many different subjects as I can. Sometimes, however, I have to remember to make a living. So I packed up my camera and flash when I received an email from the owners of a vineyard I have been photographing since spring, reminding me it was time to get pictures of the seasonal pruning. I have written about my excursions in the winter snow, but for those I could take my time. I would wait for, or follow the sun; and when the weather got too windy or too cold all I had to do was go inside. On this occasion I couldn’t do that. The day was very overcast, flat, and gray. The temperature on the high, flat, plain
along the river wasn’t painfully cold, but even at minus five degrees Celsius the constant wind made fingers and ears uncomfortable quickly. The vineyard workers slogged through sometimes knee deep snow, and were all bundled up against the wind and cold as they pruned the acres of vines. My job was to make pictures that were more than just documents of people working at a local winery. I put on my warm winter boots, several layers of clothes, and my convertible fingerless mitts. My biggest problem wasn’t the weather; my concern was the light, or at least, the lack of it. I didn’t want to be limited to a wide aperture. Limiting my depth of field would put foreground and background out of focus, and I wanted vines and/or people on both sides of my subject to be in focus. To compensate, I increased my ISO to 800, selected 1/250th shutter speed, and tried to keep my aperture at F8 or smaller.
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ages 12-18, Legion Basement. New Recruits Welcome. Marc Barriere Food Bank: Every Wed. starting Sep. 12, 10am-noon. Call for info 672-0029 (leave a message). 672-9681. Baha’i Night: Fri., 7:30pm, Marge Mitchell’s home. 672-5615 Barriere Genealogy Club. Meet every 1st & 3rd Friday of Barriere Adult Day Program: Mon. & Wed. 9-2. Lunch, crafts the month at the Barriere Library, 6-7pm. For info call 250672-9330. & music at the Seniors Ctr. Sherry Jardine 672-5121 Barriere Hospice: Every 2 weeks. 250-672-9391 Barriere & District Heritage Society: 3rd Wed. of mth, Barriere Photography Club. All welcome. For info on 1pm at NTVIC in the winter, at Museum in the summer. meeting dates contact Shelley Lampreau at 250-672-5728. Barriere & District Riding Club: Jan-Mar: 3rd Sun. Barriere Community Quilters: 2nd & 4th Thurs.of mth, 1pm; Apr-Oct: 3rd Thurs. 7pm both at NTVIC. www. 2pm at the Barriere Food Bank. Judy 250-672-5275 or Fran barrieredistrictridingclub.com. Info Darcey 250-318-9975. Barriere & District Seniors Events: Mon. Whist 7pm, Tues. 250-672-2012. & Thurs. Carpet Bowling 10am, Wed. Fun Cards 1pm, 672-9627 Barriere Search & Rescue: 2nd Tues. of mth, 7pm. Training Barriere Cancer Support: 672-9263, 672-0017 or 672-1890 on 4th Tues. of mth, 7pm. BSS PAC & Booster Club: 1st Tues. of mth, 5:30pm. Info call Barriere Choir: Every Thurs. @ Christian Life Assembly, Annesty Rd. Youth 7-18 3:30pm; Adults 19+ 6:30pm. Call Leah 250-672-9943. Barriere Survivors of Brain Injuries: Call John at 250-372Jones 250-957-8440. 1799. Barriere Curling Club: Oct.-Mar. Curling, league & Bethany Baptist Church Prayer: Every Tues., 7pm. bonspiels. Carpet Bowling: Mon, Wed, & Fri., 9:30am-12 @ Little Fort Barriere Drop In Art. Every Friday from 1-3pm at NTVIC from end of Sept to March (except holidays). Nominal fee. All Hall. Community Kitchen: If interested call Dede 554-3134. welcome. Community Soup Day: Christian Life Assembly on Annesty Barriere Elementary PAC: 2nd Tues. of mth, 8:45am, call Rd. 3rd Mon. of every mth, 11:30 am. 672-9916. Council of Senior Citizens: Devoted to improving quality of Barriere Fibre Arts. Every Tuesday, 7-9pm at NTVIC, from life for seniors. Call 604-576-9734 or email ecbayer@shaw.ca. Oct-Apr. Nominal attendance fee. All welcome. Crib: Barriere Legion 242, every Thurs. 7:30pm, Sept. to May. Barriere Firefighters’ Practice: Barriere Firehall, Thurs., Crib: Mon. & Fri. 1-4pm @ Little Fort Hall. 7pm
Darts: Barriere Legion 242, every Thurs. 7pm, Sept. to May. Gambler’s Anonymous: 250-374-9165 or 250-374-9866. Heffley Creek Acoustic Coffee House: 3rd Fri. every mth 7pm. Performers, concession, play area for kids! Call 578-0056. Literacy Tutoring: Learn to read FREE. Susan Ross 672-9875. Little Fort Coffee House: 1st Fri. each mth, Oct - May, 7pm @ Little Fort Community Hall. Little Fort Recreation Society: 1st Thurs. each mth 7pm LNT Catholic Women’s League: 2nd Wed. each mth, 7pm at St. George’s. Call 250-672-9330 for info. McLure Vounteer Fire Dept. Rec.: 1st Wed. each month at 7:30pm upstairs. Except Jul & Aug. 250-578-7565 for info. McLure Firefighter Practice: 2nd & 4th Tues., 7pm, McLure Firehall Men’s Floor Hockey: Tues., 8-10pm at Barriere Sec. School. NT Fish & Game Club: 4th Mon. each mth 7pm Volunteer Centre. More info 672-1843 NT Museum: Summer hours - Tues & Fri 9am-5pm; Wed & Sat 10am-4pm; Thurs 10am-5pm. NT Valley Hospice House Soc.: 3rd Tues of the mth, 11am, Little Fort Hall. More info 672-5660 or 672-9500. Quilting: 1st Tues of the mth, 10am @ Little Fort Hall. Safe Home: Get away from domestic abuse, call 250-6742135 (Clw) or 250-682-6444 (Barriere). Wilson’s Arena weekly practice: Mon Game, Tues: Stock Dogs, Wed: Team roping, Thurs: Team penning
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A huge, big Thank You goes out to the hard working members of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 242 for their generous donation to Barriere Hospice. We appreciate your help and support very much. Barriere Hospice
Safe Home Response Providing a safe place to escape for women and their children. Volunteers always needed. Call 250-674-2135.
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Journeyman HD mechanic required for oilfield construction company. Duties will include servicing, maintenance and overhaul of our equipment. The job will be predominately shop work , but with a portion of your time spent in the field. A mechanics truck will be supplied for you. The job is based in Edson, Alberta. Call Lloyd at 780-723-5051.
LOUISIANA-PACIFIC Canada Ltd. requires an experienced Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) for our EWP Operation in Golden B.C. Email resume to: Audra.Stanton@LPCorp.com or fax to 250-344-8859. NOBLE Tractor & Equipment, a Case IH & MF dealer, requires a Service Supervisor/ Lead Hand for our Kamloops store. Ag. tech background is desired. Successful applicant will also handle service dept. scheduling, inquiries, & paperwork. Send resume to: Gordon Gerrits, Noble Tractor, 580 Chilcotin Rd, Kamloops, BC V2H 1G5, fax: 250-851-3146,
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DENIED CANADA Pension plan disability benefits? The Disability Claims Advocacy Clinic can help. Call Allison Schmidt at 1-877-793-3222. www.dcac.ca
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Clearwater: AA meetings every Wed., #11 Lodge Dr., side door. Roll call 8 p.m. 250674-7155 or 250-674-7313
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Barriere Alcoholics Anonymous Call: 250-672-9643 For Al Anon Call: 250-672-9643, 250-819-5361, 250-308-5139 or 778-220-6269
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Valid Class 1/Class 2 “Q” Drivers Licence Required Annual Salary Range $58,000 - $78,000 Plus $15,000 per annum Living Allowance
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NORTH THOMPSON JOBS BARRIERE EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 629 Barriere Town Rd. Barriere, BC V0E 1E0 Phone: 250-672-0036 / Fax: 250-672-2159
E-mail: mail@barriere-employment.ca • Website: www.barriere-employment.ca PROGRAM SUPPORT (Casual) – Interior Health O1812 COOK – Part time (not suitable for student) A&W B0009 CASHIER – Part time (not suitable for students) Petro Can B0008 RCA – Casual & Permanent PT, ICS B0007 YARD PERSON – Seas. FT Thompson Valley Charters B0038 COACH CLEANER – Seasonal FT Thompson Valley Charters B0039 BUS DRIVERS – Thompson Valley Charters B0040 COOK – FT or PT Station House Restaurant B0041 SUPPORT WORKER – Casual, YCS B0050 CASHIER – Little Fort Store PT/FT CB0054
SANDWICH ARTIST – Subway PT/FT CB0055 SKILL DEVELOPMENT: If you have been on Employment Insurance in the past 3 years (5 years maternity) and are currently unemployed, you may be eligible for re-training dollars. Book an appointment to see one of our counselors for more information. We look forward to seeing you: come in and we’ll personally see that you get the information you’re seeking or call and make an appointment. • Free computer and Internet access • Free resume help • Free information on many services.
“The Employment Program of British Columbia is funded by the Government of Canada and the Province of British Columbia” In Partnership with Barriere & District Chamber of Commerce and Yellowhead Community Services
CLEARWATER EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 58A Young Road, Clearwater BC V0E 1N2 250-674-2928 Fax 250-674-2938
E-mail: info@clearwateremployment.ca • Web Page: www.clearwateremployment.ca Chokerman: FT/Clearwater #C0053 Class 4 Driver: PT/Seasonal/Highway 5 #CB0051 Sightseeing Boat Operator: Seasonal/Blue River #CB0049 Housekeeper: Seasonal/Clearwater #C0048 Class 1 Truck Driver: PT/Kamloops #C0047 Dishwashers: Seasonal/Blue River #CB0046 Breakfast Cook: Seasonal/Blue River #CB0045 IT Manager: Seasonal/Blue River #CB0043 Food and Beverage Server: Seasonal/Clearwater #C0036 House-keeper: Seasonal/Clearwater #C0031 German Speaking Tour Guide: Seasonal/Clearwater #CB0030 Driver-Ski Guide (German Speaking): Seasonal/ Clearwater #C0029 Front Desk Clerk: PT/Clearwater #C0028 Class 1 Driving Instructor: FT Quesnel/Williams Lake #CB0024 Store Clerk/Cashier: Blue River #C0023 Line Cook: Blue River #C0022 Logging Truck Driver: Seasonal/Clearwater #CB0021 Boutique Clerk: Seasonal/Blue River #CB0018 Housekeeping Manager: FT/Blue River #CB0015 Housekeeper: Seasonal/Blue River #CB0014 Fine Dining Server: Seasonal/Blue River #CB0013 Registered Massage Therapist: Seasonal/Blue River #CB0012 Heli-Ski Guides: 6 positions/Seasonal/Blue River #CB0011
GENERAL INFORMATION • Free Workshops: Thurs. Feb. 1st – Self Marketing/Networking Workshop Thurs. Feb. 14th – Internet & Email Basics Workshop ( or every 2nd Thursday) Thurs. Feb. 21st – Creating & Updating Your Resume Workshop (or every 3rd Thursday) Thurs. Feb. 28th – Work Search Techniques Workshop (every 4th Thursday) Skills Link for Youth: 12 week program starting soon! Please call 250-674-2928 to register for free workshops. • Resumes & Interviews: Go hand in hand, so the better prepared you are the greater the impression you will make to your future employer. Please drop in and our friendly staff will assist you. • Targeted Wage Subsidy (TWS): Are you currently on Employment Insurance or have you been in the last 3-5 years? If you have, you may be eligible for wage subsidy. Ask us for further info. • Funding for Skill Enhancement: Recent or active EI clients with a career plan in mind seeking assistance through Service Canada are required to book an appointment with one of our Employment Counsellors. • Blue River Itinerant: An employment consultant comes to town twice/mth to the Blue River School. Next visit is Thursday Feb. 14 from 12:30-2:30. If a one on one appointment is required, please call to set up a time prior to the drop in.
Operate by Yellowhead Community Services The Employment Program of BC is funded by the Government of Canada & the Province of British Columbia
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PYRAMID CORPORATION is now hiring! Instrument Technicians and Electricians for various sites across Alberta. Send resume by email to: hr@pyramidcorporation.com or fax 780-955-HIRE.
Good Dog Obedience Spring Classes Starting Feb. 17! * NEW DATES! * Basic Obedience - A 6 week course in good manners & canine behaviour begins Sunday, Feb. 17, 11am at the Fall Fair Hall in Barriere for all dogs at least 6 months old & up. Cost $100. Novice Class - 6 weeks of fun as we take you & your dog to the next level of obedient behaviour. Participants must have successfully completed a previous Basic Obedience course to qualify. Class starts on Sunday, Feb. 17, 12pm. Cost $100. To register or for more information contact Jill Hayward at 250-319-8023
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Work Wanted HAFI GRANTS Notice to low income seniors and persons with disability. You may qualify for a grant up to 20,000. to modify and adapt your home for improved safety and accessibility. For details contact your local HAFI expert Hans Ounpuu, Building contractor @ 250-674-3875. Need some help with those odd jobs you don’t have time for? Call Keiran Jones at 250-674-3051
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Fitness/Exercise Elliptical Trainer Canadian Tire Cardio Style ET150 in very good condition. Will trade for treadmill in good condition. Call 250-319-8023.
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Merchandise for Sale
Heavy Duty Machinery A-STEEL SHIPPING DRY STORAGE CONTAINERS Used 20’40’45’53 in stock. SPECIAL 44’ x 40’ Container Shop w/steel trusses $13,800! Sets up in one day! Also Damaged 40’ $1950 Call Toll Free Also JD 544 & 644 wheel loaders JD 892D LC Excavator Ph. 1-866-528-7108 Free Delivery BC and AB www.rtccontainer.com
Misc. for Sale HOT TUB (SPA) COVERS. Best price. Best quality. All shapes & colours available. 1-866-652-6837 www.thecoverguy.com/newspaper? Rockwell cabinet saw. 1.5 hp, 220 volts, c/w new 70 inch fence and general 1.5 hp dust extractor. $1500.00. Consider trade for older snowmobile. 250-674-3718 SAWMILLS FROM only $3997 - Make money & save money with your own bandmill - Cut lumber any dimension. In stock ready to ship. Free Info & DVD: www.NorwoodSawmills.com /400OT 1-800-566-6899 Ext:400OT. STEEL BUILDINGS/ Metal buildings 60% off! 20x28, 30x40, 40x62, 45x90, 50x120, 60x150, 80x100 sell for balance owed! 1-800-457-2206 www.crownsteelbuildings.ca Will purchase or consign anything of value, ie: cars, trucks, boats, furniture, antiques, trailers. Call Bruce at Haydn Auction Services (250)319-5230, or (250)6729809.
Misc. Wanted Wanted to buy: Reliable older snowmobile to set ski tracks. Call 250-674-3718
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Support International Scouting by donating used stamps which are sorted & sold to raise money for the International Development Fund of the International Scout & Guide Fellowship. This fund pays for training for Scouters in the third world. Drop stamps off at front counter of the Star/Journal in Barriere, or call Margaret at (250)672-9330.
Apt/Condos for Sale LUXURY Condo in Abbotsford..14th Floor. Wrap around South E/W view spans 270*. 3 BR. 3 Bath. 3 Balc 2475 Sq.Ft. spacious Beauty PH style. CM78CM78@gmail.com, 604-807-5341- $589,000
For Sale By Owner 5 BDRM HOME IN TELKWA FOR SALE 3200 sq ft, 4 bath, includes washer & dryer, fridge & stove, dishwasher hot tub, natural gas, contact 250-845-3315
Houses For Sale Thompson-Crossing.com 121 Ferry Road, Blackpool Clearwater, B.C. A NEW BEGINNING! For further information please Call 250-587-6151
Homes Wanted LOOKING to relocate to Salmon Arm area looking to rent 1 or 2 bdrm with W/D F/S own entrance with parking utils inc. Never home always away working, back once every month. Leave msg 604-7878569.
Mobile Homes & Pads For Rent: 2 bdrm + den, trailer. Wood stove, oil furnace or electric heat. $575/mo w/$275 dd. Phone Tony 250-320-5684
Modular Homes Clearwater: Very attractive 2 bdrm Modular Hm. Incl all appl, hobby rm, covered front entry, storage shed. Location: site #24 Thompson Crossing. $800/mo + DD. 250-587-6151
Homes for Rent Clearwater: 2 bdrm townhouse located in Weyco subd. Newly painted, high end appl. Avail immed. $800/mnth. Call Julie 250-674-0188 Clearwater: 3 bdrm + 2 sm loft bdrm on 1 acre. Elec/wood heat. Incl fridge & elec stove. $750/mo + DD. Avail Feb. 1 Ref req. Ph. 778-549-0410 Clearwater: 3 bdrm upper floor home on 2 acres, in town. Call 250-674-1700 or 674-3277 Clearwater: 4 bdrm home on 1 acre, fenced yd. Avail now. $1,000/mo. Security dep & ref. 250-320-4943 Clearwater Riverfront 1 bdrm apt, priv & quiet, furn, util incl, ref, $775/mo, 250-674-0001 or info@riveradventures.ca Two bdrm MH w/family rm, carport, 4 appl, wood heater. $625/mo. Site #9, Thompson Crossing, 121 Ferry Road, Clearwater BC. Avail Feb. 1. 250-587-6151
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Sorry, not a double tomato; but actually a giant green grape. One that proved to be an interesting enough specimen to warrant a photograph.
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CHURCH OF ST. PAUL
4464 Barriere Town Road
1-800-961-7022
Worship Sunday 11:00 A worshipping community of Anglicans, United & Lutherans
LOOKING FOR A CAREER IN PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL OR CARPENTRY?
All Are Welcome
We are currently accepting applications for a 19 week Construction Trades Training Program focusing on Carpentry, Electrical and Plumbing. This program is being offered in Kamloops starting in February. Go to www.sica.bc.ca/pdf/CTTbrochureKA.pdf to see our brochure about the program.
the Rev. Graham Brownmiller OfďŹ ce: 250 672-5653 www.norththompsonpc.ca
ST. GEORGE’S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
For more information and applications contact: Kym Behrns 250-574-9389 cttkamsica@gmail.com www.sica.bc.ca
Sunday Mass - 9am Wednesday, Friday & Saturday Mass - 9am
Proudly Sponsored by the Southern Interior Construction Association
Father Donal O’Reilly Ph 672-5949 • Fax 672-5974 CHRISTIAN LIFE ASSEMBLY 4818 Annesty Rd. (Across from High School) 9:30am Adult Sunday School 10:30am Sunday Service and Children’s Sunday School Pastor: Lance Naylor Youth Pastor: James Mason 672-0111 www.clabarriere.org
Photography / Video Need a professional
photographer? Portraits, weddings, special events, pet portraits, commercial. Affordable memories that last a lifetime. Seniors rates. Book now avoid & disappointment. Sorry no passport photos
Jill Hayward 250-319-8023/250-672-0055
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Digital and film photographs. Phone 250-674-3252 or email:kmcneill@mercuryspeed.com
Appliance Repairs Used Washer, Dryer, Stoves, Gas Stoves. All in good working condition. 250-674-0079
Pets & Livestock
Feed & Hay Carl’s Market Garden Good quality horse hay, approx 70lb bale, grass/grass-alfalfa mix, $7/bale. Cow hay $5-6/bale. Potatoes - 40lb sac, red or yellow, $20/sac. 250672-5795 (McLure).
INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN
Graymont’s Pavilion Plant is accepting applications for an Industrial Electrician. Candidate must possess current B.C. Red Seal certification. Preference will be given to well-rounded individuals willing to also perform other nonelectrical maintenance work as part of the maintenance team. A background in lime or cement industry along with computer and or PLC skills is preferred as well as a proven track record of developing and maintaining a safe work culture. Additional skills required: t &MFDUSJDJBO XJUI JOEVTUSJBM FYQFSJFODF SFRVJSFE UP XPSL BU UIF (SBZNPOU 1BWJMJPO Lime Plant. t .VTU CFDPNF FOHBHFE JO DPOUJOVPVT JNQSPWFNFOU BOE XJMMJOH UP XPSL JO B UFBN environment. t 3FHVMBS TIJGUT XJMM CF IST EBZ GSPN .POEBZ UP 'SJEBZ o TUFBEZ EBZ TIJGU t .VTU CF XJMMJOH UP XPSL PWFSUJNF XIFO SFRVJSFE t 8BHFT BOE CFOFÜUT BT QFS UIF DPMMFDUJWF BHSFFNFOU t -PDBUFE JO 1BWJMJPO # $ TJUVBUFE CFUXFFO $BDIF $SFFL BOE -JMMPPFU # $ Qualified applicants please submit your resume to: jking@graymont.com or Graymont Pavilion Plant Attn: Dan Buis P.O. Box 187 Cache Creek, BC V0K 1H0
THE OPEN DOOR FELLOWSHIP
4818 Annesty Rd. (across from High School) 2:00 pm Sundays Join us for refreshments after the Service 672-0111 (Tuesdays) or 672-9830 anytime AfďŹ liated with North American Baptist Association. “Come, all you who are thirsty, come to the watersâ€? – (Isaiah 55:1)
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North Thompson Star/Journal Thursday, January 31, 2013
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New showing at local Gallery starts in February Both of the following artists will be featured during the month of February at the Armour Mountain Art Gallery in the IDA Mall in Barriere. The community is invited to stop in and meet the two artists during a ‘meet and greet’ on Tuesday, Feb. 12, starting at 5 p.m. in the Gallery.
North Thompson Arts Council
ARTY-FACTS
Marie Downing: “I was one of those kids who was always drawing, always had a pad of paper, and pencil in my hand. Over the years I went from pencil sketching to painting. I tried oils and watercolors and just wasn’t 100 per cent happy with my results, I eventually started painting with India inks, probably due to what I had available on hand - and I was
Marie Downing
Sheri Humphrey
hooked! Over the last 30 years I have worked in graphic design, but have found time to also use my creative energy painting, and doing leather work making purses, masks and birdhouses.”
grew up in the Interior. I have always had a knack for creating new and unique things out of unusual items. I started my journey into design at the age of five, when I discovered the joy of making Barbie outfits out of tube socks and any scrap of fabric I could get my little hands on. I realized
Sherri Humphrey:
“I was born in Ocean Falls, B.C. in the early 70’s, and
I could make unique outfits for myself out of hand-me-downs, often handed to the middle child of five siblings. When I am not in my studio, you can find me tending to my gardens, or just enjoying nature. I started making jewelry as a hobby in 1999 and soon found my niche. I started selling at crafts shows in 2002, and have had a wonderful response to my different and affordable creations. In 2008 my family and I moved to Barriere, B.C., and we have found the community very welcoming. I love working with all types of materials such as gemstones, acrylics, wood, horn, metals and fabrics. I am always finding new and interesting ways to express my creativity.”
Agriplex now open for riding representative on open riding days,” said Hayward, “She will be there to help make open riding days a pleasant experience for everyone.” Hayward also noted that there will be a few rules that must be followed for those wishing to ride in the facility on open riding days. Rules will be clearly posted inside, and each rider will be given a copy of them as well. Rules include: • Riders 18 years old and under must wear a helmet. • No tieing of horses to arena fencing or other areas inside the building
• No lunging or loose horses She notes that while there is so much snow on the ground, all horsemen wishing to use the Agriplex should arrive via the gate on Dunn Lake Road, and unload in the parking lot on that side of the building. “Right now it is just not that easy to access the entry doors for the other side,” said the president, “But once the ice and snow starts to go riders can park in the light horse area of the fairgrounds, and can also lunge their
Area resident Bev Henry says, “I stumbled upon the remains of a wolf kill just off my snowshoe trail last week, so set up my trail cam at the site. Wasn’t much left of the deer by the time I found it, but I did get some shots of a lynx at dusk, lots of coyotes and ravens, and a poor shot of a Golden Eagle.”
horses out there if needed.” She also notes that as the program moves forward the NTFFRA and the BDRC hope to be adding other open riding days in the future, but of course the open riding days may be interrupted if there is an event pre-booked to use the facility. “If that happens, we’ll have the event listed on our website calendar, and Darcey will post it on the rules and regulations board inside the Agriplex so riders will know what’s coming up.
Coffee Klatch by Rick Lime
For the news I’m afraid there’s no match Who’s deceased? What bride made a good catch? Will the coach get the boot? Think the waitress is cute? Don’t be late for the town coffee klatch http://therealricklime.blogspot.ca/
Submitted photo: Bev Henry
Geneology 101: Look at the photos for information By Margaret Houben North Thompson Star/Journal
Continued from page 12... NTFFRA president Jill Hayward says the association is really happy to finally be able to let local horsemen and horsewomen have the opportunity to enjoy riding inside the facility. “I know for some, it seems to have been a long time in coming, but it was impossible to open the doors when we have had construction going on in so many areas. Even just setting up the arena panels needed to be put on hold until we no longer needed to be moving equipment in and out.” Hayward says NTFFRA Light Horse convenor, Darcey Woods, will be on site for open riding days, and she will be able to answer any questions riders may have. Woods will also be collecting the $10 fee, and getting each rider to sign a liability waiver that will be kept on file so the waiver won’t have to be completed each time a rider returns to use the arena. “Darcey will be our
Trail cam snaps more than snow
When researching your family tree, one of the most enjoyable things (at least for me) is when you come across some old photos. Old photos are great, and sometimes can provide a wealth of information about your family. If there are buildings or streets in the background, watch for signs, whether they be street signs or store signs. Even if the pictures aren’t marked as to who is in it or what was happening, those signs will tell you where it was taken, and sometimes when (like if the building in the background burned down in a certain year, you know it was taken before the date it burned down). Watch for distinctive hair styles or clothing styles, they will tell you approximately when the photos were taken, too. It’s also fun find-
ing old negatives, and generally, the larger the negative, the older the picture will likely be. Mind you, getting those old negatives printed can get expensive, as they will likely have to be sent away in order to be processed. There aren’t that many places left that will develop the old negatives, but there are some. Ask your favourite photography store, they’ll be able to tell you who can help you with them. Then, of course, there are sometimes pictures with no people in them, just of places or buildings. Such as the family homestead, the office building or store where someone worked, or a gravesite. One website that is worth a look is w w w. f i n d a g r a v e . com. This site lists many cemeteries from around the world, including Barriere, and anyone can add information to them, including pic-
tures of the tombstones. If you have a relative buried in Barriere, there aren’t any pictures loaded yet, but most of the names are recorded online. Some records will include pictures of the deceased, the cemetery, with info about the individual, and sometimes even a full obit. Once it gets a little warmer outside, and the snow has completely gone away, I may arrange a day for the Barriere Genealogy Group to meet at the Barriere Cemetery, to take pictures of all the stones to update the findagrave website. It would certainly make a change from sitting in front of a computer. The Barriere Genealogy Group meets on the first and third Friday of each month, at 6 p.m at the Barriere Library. Everyone is welcome to come, but the Library only has two computers, so if you have a laptop, bring it.
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Jayco reserves the right to make changes LAVTV PANTRY WARD TV OHC CARPET WARD S AWNING TV CAB TV OHC OHC TV/OHC OHC WARDCAB SHELF OHC J-STEEL SOFA 15’ AWNING BUNK BEDS S S MICRO MICROWAVE 16’ MICROMICRO MED 20' AWNING WARD/ MED H ER TV/OHC ENTERTAINMENTS S LINEN 19’ AWNING CARPET MED VINYL OHC MICRO ENTERTAINMENT S MICRO OHC EXTENDABLE M N OHC S OHC S DRAWERS LAV OHC WARD OUTSIDE STORAGE FRIDGE MICRO S CENTER LAV CENTER 17’ AWNING LINEN VINYL U-DINETTE 18’ AWNING FRIDGE J-STEEL SOFA W changes and to discontinue models without notice or obligation. ©2010 Jayco, Inc. 7.1.10 HP S S the right to make Please Note: All information on this floorplan flyer is the latest available at the time of printing. 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