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New doctor coming at end of July Dr. Karen Fordham will open a local practice in Cranbrook S A L LY M AC D O N A L D Townsman Staff
A new family doctor is moving to Cranbrook at the end of the month. Dr. Karen Fordham is relocating from Moncton, New Brunswick to open a practice in Cranbrook, filling one of at least five vacant GP positions in the community. The East Kootenay Division of Family Practice announced the recruitment on Wednesday, July 9. Dr. Fordham will be joining the F.W. Green Clinic, but it is yet to be determined when and if she will be accepting new patients, according to the Division. There are nearly 4,000 people in Cranbrook who don’t have a family doctor, which is roughly 20 per cent of Cranbrook residents. Five family doctors have closed down their Cranbrook practice this year: three at the F.W. Green Clinic, and two at the Associate Clinic.
See NEW DOCTOR, Page 4
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More than 150 teachers from School Districts 5, 6 and 8 and supporters from other unions marched down both sides of Cranbrook Street North on Thursday to demonstrate outside the Heritage Inn, where Premier Christy Clark was attending a Chamber of Commerce luncheon.
Teachers greet Premier during Cranbrook visit SALLY MACDONALD Townsman Staff
B.C. Premier Christy Clark stopped in Cranbrook on Thursday, July 10, first speaking at a special combined Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Club lunch, then making an announcement about energy efficiency programs at B.C. Hydro’s Cranbrook headquarters (see full story, Page 3). But first, the Premier was greeted by a group of more than 150 protesters outside the Heritage Inn, where the luncheon was held. Consist-
ing of teachers from Cranbrook, Kimberley, Creston and Invermere, along with CUPE and Steelworkers supporters, the group marched from the Tamarack Centre along both sides of the strip to the Heritage Thursday morning to meet the Premier. Negotiations for a new collective agreement between the B.C. government and teachers’ union have stalled after a teachers’ strike and lockout closed schools down early for the summer.
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Premier Christy Clark stopped for a moment with Cranbrook Youth Ambassadors Devon Kennedy (left), Sam Steele Sweetheart, and Kendall Bostock (right), Sam Steele Princess.
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Hundreds at Golden Life express happiness Video featuring residents, staff and international hit song launches Friday, July 11
Barry Coulter
Hundreds of seniors in southern B.C. and Alberta have given the world a definition of happiness, thanks to a globally popular song and a video that is being launched today, Friday, July 11. Golden Life, a seniors’ housing, care and service provider in the region, is releasing a video dub showing residents and staff expressing their inner happiness to the accompani-
ment of “Happy,” a hugely successful song by American singer Pharrell Williams. The idea for the video came from Landon Elliott, a marketing director with Golden Life, after he noted that the song had been licensed by the United Nations for the International Day of Happiness, so that different versions could be created in different nations and cultures, expressing the happiness
and joy that the song represents. “I thought it would be really interesting to see how our residents and staff expressed happiness,” Elliott said. Golden Life set about securing the licensing rights for their own video, which would involve hundreds of seniors and staff dancing along and acting out joyously for the cameras while the song played. Golden Life operates 12 seniors housing sites
across southern B.C. and Alberta, with about 1,300 residents in total, and Elliott and the video crew visited them all — including the newly opened site in Calgary. “A lot of driving,” he said. The whole process of making the film took a month. Jason Beauchene, of Cranbrook’s Audiotomic Video Production, did the videography and editing. “We went to all the
sites — two a week,” Elliott said. “I brought a boom box, gathered residents and staff together, and asked, what’s it like to be happy at (whichever site the crew was at)?” Elliott said he led the way by dancing along behind the camera, but the subjects in front of the camera set to with gusto. “We gave the option for every senior to participate — not everybody did,” he said. But hundreds of seniors did participate. “We came away with between 600 and 800 clips,” Elliott said. “But we only had the licensing for four minutes. So we had to edit it down to about 130 clips.” Those 130 clips were edited into a brisk four minute video — a portrait of Golden Life residents, staff and happiness. Since most of the clips are group shots, the video involves hundreds of seniors and Golden Life staff, dancing and emoting to this catchiest, happiest of songs. All aspects of life at Golden Life are captured, from the kitchens at Joseph Creek Village in Cranbrook to the Senior Prom at Castlewood Village Castlegar. “We’ve given people a chance to get up on stage, show off, and show people what happiness is,” Elliott said. While the published version of the video is only four minutes long, an extended version was created, so that every person who participated in the video could have some screen time. The extended version was made available
Above and below: Screen shots from the Golden Life video “Happy,” which launches on YouTube today.
to each of Golden Life’s facilities, and will be shown on the facilities’ big screen theatres. The video launches today, Friday, July 11, on Golden Life’s website
and YouTube. To view the video, go to goldenlife.ca. At the bottom of the webpage is a banner, which when you click on it will direct you to the video.
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Clark speaks at Cranbrook Chamber luncheon Continued from page 1 Shelley Balfour, president of the Cranbrook and District Teachers Association, said the rally was a call for the Premier to take action to alleviate the hostility. “Her kid is in private school. That’s all well and good. These kids are not in private school; their parents can’t afford it, nor do they want to put their kids in private school, nor should they have to.
It should be a public education system, well funded like it used to be,” said Balfour outside the Heritage. She called on the province to return to the bargaining table “in good faith and with good intent”. “What they say in public and what they are doing in private are two very, very different things and I need the public to understand that.”
Inside the Heritage, Premier Clark was welcomed by a sold-out crowd of almost 200 people who attended the luncheon. She received a standing ovation upon her arrival and her speech was punctuated by several rounds of applause as she spoke about the benefits of living in B.C., and how the province is working hard to leverage B.C.’s natural resources, Pacific access and its citi-
zens to build a stronger economy. Premier Clark pointed out that two out of every three dollars in B.C.’s economy comes from natural resources that are supported in rural communities like Cranbrook. “It is so important that the people of our province understand where it is that we get the money for those lattes, where it is that we get the money for the wealth that we
enjoy in urban B.C. every single day.” She congratulated Kootenay East MLA Bill Bennett on helping to balance the B.C. budget, and said she supports his outspoken personality. “I think that the way to succeed in politics is to say what you think and to try and be honest with people, and to just put it out there in lots of ways and to sometimes do things that people don’t expect you to do.
That’s why I welcomed Bill Bennett back into cabinet.” But the pressure was turned up during question period, when Premier Clark was asked the anonymous question, “Why is it that your government has decided that the children of B.C. are entitled to less?” She referred to a Conference Board of Canada assessment that found B.C. has “the best education system
Premier talks energy savings
BC Hydro, Fortis BC are partnering to offer rebates that the province hopes will counter the 28 per cent rate increase announced last year S a l ly M ac D o n a l d Townsman Staff
BC Hydro and Fortis BC are offering a suite of energy efficiency programs to help B.C. residents counter the energy rate increases announced last year. Premier Christy Clark announced the government’s expansion of energy efficiency programs with broadened eligibility requirements during her visit to Cranbrook on Thursday, July 10. Joining Premier Clark for the announcement at Cranbrook’s BC Hydro headquarters was Kootenay East MLA Bill Bennett, Minister of Energy and Mines. BC Hydro, a Crown corporation, and Fortis BC, a private energy provider, are together spending $5.4 million on programs to reduce energy costs, targeted at low-income households. “Reducing, reusing, recycling – we talk about it, but they are really hard to do, and it’s certainly hard to reduce the amount of energy that you use,” said Premier Clark. “You can take a couple days off from having a shower, you can decide you want to cut down on the number of loads of laundry that you want to do, you can turn off your lights. But for lots of people, they do those things and it’s really hard to find a way to get further savings in the amount that you reduce.”
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Minister of Energy and Mines Bill Bennett, Premier Christy Clark, and BC Hydro’s Gary Hamer and Joanna Sofield (left to right) demonstrate the products available in the new Energy Saving Kit, which will be provided free of charge to low-income households in B.C. Gary Hamer is Manager of Residential Sector Technology and Innovation for BC Hydro, and Joanna Sofield is General Manager of Customer Care. It will be easier for British Columbians to apply for the programs, and about double the number of B.C. residents will be eligible for the programs that will lead to energy savings, the Premier said. “These upgrades are going to help homeowners reduce their costs by up to 30 per cent. “It’s about making sure that we find a way to meet the needs of British Columbians by using less of this incredibly valuable resource and making sure that we are conserving our environment in the process.” Minister Bennett said the announcement follows on
from the news last November that BC Hydro rates will increase by 28 per cent over the next five years. “At that time we indicated that we were going to spend the next few months trying to get together programs that would assist low-income British Columbians to deal with the increase in electricity rates. That’s what this announcement is about here today.” There are three programs that British Columbians will be able to take advantage of, and the province has increased the income cut-off so more people are eligible – about 20 per cent of Hydro customers, and about 30 per
cent of Fortis customers. Under the Energy Conservation and Assistance Program, low-income households can get free energy assessments and installation of energy saving products, ranging from $300 to $5,000. The Home Energy Rebate Offer (HERO) offers homeowners new rebates, which have a total value of $6,000 per household, including a $750 bonus offer for installing three or more upgrades, such as Energy Star windows, high efficiency heating systems, insulation and draft proofing. Finally, British Columbians can order an Energy
Saving Kit on BC Hydro’s website that will be mailed to them free of charge. It contains products such as compact fluorescent light bulbs, weather stripping, fridge thermometers and a high efficiency showerhead that could save homes $100 a year on their energy bill. You can find out more about the programs by visiting www.bchydro.com/ homerebates. The East Kootenay Energy Diet is also a good way to access the rebates and find out which ones apply to your household. For more information, contact info@ eked.ca or phone 250-5310690.
in the country”, before addressing the teachers’ job action. “We have put about $1.2 billion on the table with the teachers union. That’s a combination of wages and support for improving class composition, making sure that there are the kinds of special needs supports in classrooms to make it easier for the kids to learn and for teachers to teach,” said Clark. “We think that it’s possible for the teachers’ union to find a way to come to an agreement on some of these issues in a way that’s affordable for taxpayers, and a way that’s fair to all of the other public sector workers out there who have already settled for a similar amount to what we are offering to the teachers’ union.” She reiterated the province’s call for a 10year agreement with B.C. teachers. “If all we do is every two or three years bicker about wages, we spend not enough time talking about quality education for kids. We have to find a way to get kids out of the middle of this fight all the time.” The Premier was also asked about the status of the Cranbrook homeless shelter project — she said the province is trying to find funding for it — and the recent Supreme Court Aboriginal land title decision. “Certainty and clarity are good, and the Supreme Court decision reflects lots of things that we are already doing in B.C. and we are going to continue to do with First Nations, who just like the rest of us want jobs for their communities and a better future for their kids,” she said. Finally, Premier Clark confirmed the province’s commitment that every British Columbian will have a family doctor by 2015. “It’s going to be a tough challenge for us to get to, but we are going to continue to try to get there through incentives for rural doctors, (and) training for rural doctors in rural communities.”
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Kimberley’s big summer festival one week away C AROLYN GRANT Daily Bulletin
Kimberley and Cranbrook have the reputation for being “last minute” towns. But seasoned JulyFesters know exactly when to go for tickets or sign up before an event sells out. Kimberley’s big summer festival is one week away, and Kimberley Chamber Manager Mike Guarnery would like to say that for bocce players, if you haven’t signed up yet, the sign up time is now —literally. “We are taking registrations until Friday at noon (July 11) and then we have to cut it off so we can get the draw ready,” Guarnery said. There are still spaces available. You can sign up online at www.kimberleyjulyfest.com. While at the JulyFest
website, you can also purchase tickets for the Saturday night dance/ concert at the Civic Centre featuring Wide Mouth Mason and Big Sugar. Guarnery is very excited about the concert. “It’s going to be such a great show,” he said. “It’s two iconic Canadian rock and blues bands.” See an exclusive interview with Big Sugar’s Gordie Johnson in Monday’s Daily Townsman. Once you have signed up your bocce team or purchased your concert tickets online, you can pick up wristbands and tickets at the Chamber office at 253 Wallinger. Picking them up at the office will avoid congestion at the gates. Those not playing bocce but wanting to soak up the live music and atmosphere at the
Rotary Drive site will be charged $5 per day or $10 for the weekend. That helps pay for the local bands who provide live entertainment at the bocce pits. The Entertainment schedule is as follows: Friday, July 18, 2014 • The Hollers - 4 pm – 5:30 pm •Hot Muck - 6 pm – 7:30 pm • Alex Buterman - 8 pm – 9:30 pm • Sketch - 10 pm – 11:30 pm Saturday, July 19 • The Pursuits - 10 am – 11 am • The Oak Republic 12 pm – 1:30 pm • The Bison Brothers - 2 pm – 3:30 pm • Split Shift - 4 pm – 5:30 pm • Elk Hunt - 6 pm – 7:30 pm • Cooked Line - 8 pm – 9 pm
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New doctor to open Cranbrook practice at the end of July Continued from page 1
Meanwhile, doctors in the hospital emergency department have expressed their concerns about orphaned patients who are forced into the hospital for care, which is not ideal for the patient and overtaxes medical staff. Dr. Fordham was recruited to join Cranbrook’s medical community through a new collaboration between family doctors, the Cranbrook and District Chamber of Commerce, the City of Cranbrook, the Regional District of East Kootenay, Interior Health and the College of the Rockies. It is connected to the province’s A GP For Me program, a joint initiative of the doctors of B.C. and the provincial government. Dr. Fordham, who has just completed her residency in New Brunswick, toured Cranbrook in May and was the first physician to be part of Cranbrook’s Red Carpet Welcome program. The program gives family doctors considering practicing in
Cranbrook detailed information about the community and coordinates an initial familiarization visit based on the visiting doctors’ professional and personal needs. “Our Red Carpet Welcome program is off to a great start,” said Dr. Greg Andreas, physician lead for the EK Division. “This first recruitment shows the benefit of taking a collaborative approach to managing Cranbrook’s doctor shortage.” During the visit, Dr. Fordham toured local clinics and regional recreation amenities and meet with representatives from schools and other organizations relevant to her and her family. The task force also hosted a welcome luncheon with local family physicians, health care providers and community leaders. The goal of the program is to allow physicians to find out if the community is a good match not only for them, but also for their spouses and their children.
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Clancy’s obsession Mike Selby
Wanda King was unhappy. A prominent eye surgeon, King had married her college sweetheart who sold insurance in her grandfather’s firm. After the two saved enough money to purchase the company outright, the two settled down in a quiet Baltimore suburb to raise four kids. Everything appeared to be going well until 1976, when her husband read a newspaper article about a Russian frigate crew who tried to defect to Sweden. For some reason, King’s husband became obsessed with this article, and wouldn’t stop talking about it. He began to read everything he could find even remotely related to the story, and somehow gained permission from Maryland’s Naval Institute to use their library. He had soon acquired enough information to fill a book, and then announced to his wife that this was his intention. None of this upset King until her husband began to spend every evening and every weekend working on his book instead of spending time with the family. As unhappy as this made her, she knew her husband couldn’t spend forever working on his book. He didn’t, and had finished typing the last page in February of 1983. Maryland’s Naval Institute not only had a large research library, but also operated an academic press, and King’s husband submitted his manuscript to it. The editors at the press were completely unprepared for what was handed in. It was 600 pages of some of the best writing any of them had ever read. Unfortunately, they would be unable to publish it. They were an academic press; this manuscript was a work of fiction. However, by the end of the day, the Naval Institute Press announced they were launching a new fiction line. They offered King’s husband a $3,000 advance, and would print a run of 5,000 copies. Everyone involved knew they would be hard pressed to sell this many, and (initially) they were right. Later that year, after a White House press brief-
ing, a reporter saw a book on top of President Reagan’s speech material. Asking what he was reading, Reagan said someone had given him the book as a gift. It wa called “The Hunt for Red October,” written by Tom Clancy, an insurance salesman. “It,” the President began, “is the perfect yarn.” And that’s how it began. One errant question from a reporter, and “The Hunt for Red October” became the most desired book in the world. Barely able to keep up with the demand, the paperback rights were sold to Penguin/Putnam, who printed and sold 3 million copies. Clancy’s insurance selling days were over, and he became a full time novelist. He followed his debut with “Patriot Games,” the story of the IRA’s attempt to kidnap Princess Diana. This was followed by “Clear and Present Danger,” “The Sum of All Fears,” “Without Remorse,” “Rainbow Six” and “Command Authority.” All of these books feature “Red October” protagonist Jack Ryan, an historian and analyst who finds himself in one military crisis after the other. Of the 20 books Clancy has written, 17 have reached number one on the New York Times best seller list. His book advance price had risen from $3,000 for his first novel to $97 million by 1998. Of course not everyone is impressed with Clancy’s work. The author appears to be forever stuck in the Cold War, with American characters doing no wrong against the chronically evil Arabs and Russians. While these criticisms are entirely correct, no one picks up a Tom Clancy novel looking for cultural sensitivity. Whether it was his original plan, or a type of penance for ignoring his family while writing his first book, Wanda King — Clancy’s wife — appears in every novel as Jack Ryan’s wife; a prominent eye surgeon. Clancy died last year of heart failure at age 66. Mike Selby is Reference Librarian at the Cranbrook Public Library
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The Cranbrook Farmers’ Market Society will be hosting the first night market of the summer next Wednesday, July 16 from 5 to 8:30 p.m in Rotary Park.There will be a variety of vendors offering locally made, baked and grown items, ready to eat food, and live music onstage with Sheva starting at 6 p.m. It’s a great way to connect with the community and spend a summer evening. Pictured above is a scene from a 2011 night market.
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Zach Smith is back from the University of Victoria for the summer and ready to join his father Dean and brother Ben for an evening of jazz, on Saturday, July 19, in the foyer of the Cranbrook Alliance Church, at 7:30 p.m. If the weather is inviting we may move into the courtyard outside. The concert is being held in support of the Cranbrook Ministerial Scholarship and the Christian College Scholarship. Gifts to the scholarship are tax receiptable through the Great Commission Foundation. This will be an entertaining evening with good music, snacks and beverages.
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When you break it down to individual ast week, the Vancouver Sun was granted access to data from the B.C. schools, Laurie Middle School has the Ministry of Education that outlines highest proportion of special needs stuthe numbers of English as a Second Lan- dents — 17 per cent, or 54 students out of guage students, special needs students and the student body of 312. Steeples has the same rate of 17 per gifted students in each school district in the cent — 24 students out of province. 141. The Sun’s article, by Amy Woodland’s rate is Chad Skelton, focused on slightly lower at 16 per cent schools in the Lower Main— 38 out of 243, while 71 land, and calculated that in Sally students at Parkland Midabout 60 schools in Metro Vancouver, there are more MacDonald dle School have special needs, 15 per cent of the ESL students than those student body. whose first language is EnIn School District 6, Rocky Mountain, glish. But in B.C. as a whole, one in 10 stu- eight per cent of students have special dents are considered English Language needs, below the provincial average. In Kimberley, 10 per cent of students at Learners, the ministry’s term for ESL. The Sun report allows you to narrow Selkirk Secondary School, 39 out of 396 down the data to each individual school students, has special needs. At McKim Middle School, 26 out of 286 students has district, and each school in that district. In School District 5, there aren’t nearly special needs, nine per cent. At the two elementary schools, the rates as many ESL students — only 25 students out of 5,260 students in the district are En- are five per cent at Marysville (8 out of 159), and three per cent at Lindsay Park (5 glish language learners. But the rate of students with special out of 157). It’s worth mentioning that some stuneeds is higher in Cranbrook and the Elk dents may have a learning disability or Valley than the provincial average. Throughout B.C., nine per cent of stu- another kind of special need that has not dents have special needs. In School Dis- yet been diagnosed; those students trict 5, Southeast Kootenay, 11 per cent of wouldn’t be recognized in this data. It’s horrible to break down any group of students have special needs — 581 stuchildren into a series of statistics, I know. dents out of 5,260 students in the district.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Every student in our schools is special, and each has their own unique needs that should be catered to. We are fortunate enough to have wonderful teachers in the East Kootenay who care deeply about each and every student in their classroom, none of whom can be described in just one particular way. Little Jane may have Attention Deficit Disorder, but she could also be a great artist, a good person to call on when a new kid joins the class and needs a buddy, and have a love of sports. But these statistics do illustrate a point that teachers have been making for the past few months: their contract negotiations with the province are not just about wages. The stalled talks are also about the amount of support teachers receive for students with special needs. When some teachers in Cranbrook work in schools where 17 per cent of the students have special needs, it seems understandable that they are holding their ground and asking for more help. You can search for data from your child’s school at www.vancouversun.com/ health/students+majority+more+than+schools+Metro+Vancouver/10005768/ story.html. Sally MacDonald is a reporter at the Cranbrook Daily Townsman
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A foul idea Mayor Stetski and Cranbrook council members should consider the opinions of residents very carefully before voting to allow chickens to be raised within the City of Cranbrook. Regardless of whether other communities allow this practice it is not in the best interest of the majority of Cranbrook residents to allow chickens to be harboured within city boundaries.
Limits and restrictions set through bylaw regulations invariably will be exceeded, birds abandoned and coops not maintained, all of which could lead to inter-neighbour disputes and health and safety issues. A close parallel to this would be the lack of consideration some cat owners have for their neighbours and city bylaws and the inability of animal enforcement personnel to control cats despite their best efforts.
Most importantly there is the potential for attracting an increased number of wild predators into the city which is a concern not to be taken lightly; a factor which Kimberley City Council wisely used in deciding not to change their bylaw to allow this practice. Chicken raising within the Cranbrook city limits — a foul idea! Jim Kennedy Cranbrook
The gene with a thousand faces “Each person has the same set of genes – about 20,000 in all. The differences between people come from slight variations in their genes. For example, all people have genes for hair colour and different versions of these genes dictate whether someone will be a redhead or a brunette. There also might be some chemistry involved.” A Google explanation
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ight in front of me here is a story that I clipped from this esteemed paper some time ago. I was delighted that the editor elected to run this news item because it piqued my curiosity and actually roused me from the usual evening stupor. The article is about the Denisovan gene that, apparently, allows some people, like the Tibetans, the Han Chinese and some Sherpas, to live well at extremely high altitudes. I was charmed to read that the Denisovan gene had been inherited from the extinct people (hominids, not proper humans like us) whose remains were found in a Siberian cave. These hominids were living the life of Reilly, even high on the hog, 50,000 years ago but, even though they had that special gene, still died. Despite cries of anguish from some folk, most of us now believe that human beings didn’t suddenly appear on the earth, out of sea-shells, from the ground with corn, or from some fanciful garden with serpents. They evolved slowly in Africa somewhere
then moved out and gradually spread across the world, arriving somewhat late in the Americas. When I heard about all of this I was horrified to realize that folk arrived in Australia before they stumbled upon England’s green and pleasant land and invented soccer. I am now so old that I remember the Piltdown Man scam. This was back in the early 20th century when some rogue seeking fame and fortune claimed that he had unearthed the remains of a creature that was part monkey and part human, and was one of our ancestors on his way to becoming human. It was a paleoanthropological Peter — I love that Warland hoax word and use it often when I play Scrabble. Eventually, it was discovered that the remains consisted of the lower jawbone of an orangutan (a kind of ape) deliberately combined with the cranium of a fully developed modern human and would have looked a bit like a professional wrestler or a Toronto mayor. Of course, this hoax was perpetrated before we all knew about genes and DNA and stuff, right? Take the example of the chimpanzees. Some scientists, probably with dandruff raining from their heads, have stated that there never was a creature that was half ape and half human; it’s just that we and
chimpanzees, for example, have common ancestors. If we could trace a female chimp’s lineage back through the mothers for a few hundred thousand generations or so we’d discover an ancestor that didn’t look like a chimpanzee. Then, if we followed another of that creature’s female children forward through a few million years to the present, we might find ourselves with a bunch of trouble in the form of a human female, probably like your great aunt Matilda, the one that goes ape and tongue-lashes everyone in sight. In fact, we’d find if we were looking through a microscope for a long, long time at a one-celled critter living in a murky primeval sea billions of years ago, it might be the ancestor of all life forms, and that includes sperm whales, banana palms, grizzly bears, mosquitos and even some of your neighbours (some of whom falsely claim that they came from the Ukraine). Incidentally, there are probably other folk who do not live in the high regions of Central Asia but have that Denisovan gene; you might be lucky to be one. Several folk have climbed Everest and sundry other Himalayan peaks without the aid of supplemental oxygen. Some people have another gene that enables them to stay under water for much longer than most folk. There is almost certainly some gene that some people have that enables them to read my drivel without going stark raving mad.
Breaking barriers: Support services available My name is Raux, and I have a disability. This is the fifth in a weekly series about living with a disability in a community like Cranbrook. What kinds of support services are available to people who require help with their daily living needs? Fortunately there are several options available to you, the first step is to admit you need help and then ask. Home Support: This service is available through the Health Unit where you will meet with a case manager and have your needs assessed. This is an important stepping stone to other services, as this will help you determine what you need help with and how much time you need on a daily basis. The most important lesson I learned was how to accept help—I am an independent, stubborn and proud person. While I did require help it is not always an easy transition, especially if the choice is not your own. CSIL: CSIL or Choice in Supports for Independent Living is a program that allows you—or a board on your behalf—to manage your own care. You’ll be responsible for all aspects, including: accounting;
training, hiring and firing staff; scheduling and backup services; etc. With Home Support all the care aids are certified and have been vetted by their hiring process for you. With CSIL you have the option to hire care aids without certification or prior experience and you have to take all necessary precautions when bringing strangers into your home. Caseworkers through the Health Unit can assist you with the CSIL application process if you think this is a viable option for you. Typically you’ll have to have been using the Home Support services for two years to qualify for CSIL. Home Support is like training—for you—to learn your needs, scheduling, accepting help and working with others before you can graduate to the CSIL Program. Private Services: There are a few companies that offer care aids for personal care, respite and housekeeping services. They may offer a wider range of services; however, they can be costly. They may be a good option as a backup for your regular care aids. Students: I have now hired three students while they were enrolled in the nurs-
ing program at the College of the Rockies. This is win-win for both of us as my a.m. shift ends before classes start and dinner is after classes are out. I work full-time myself so I only have a few hours here and there to distribute amongst my staff, which works nicely with a school/study workload. This allows them to work in their chosen field and gain valuable hands-on experience before they’ve started the practicum phase of their course. I would be interested in working with the college to see if these students could receive credit towards their course or recognition of an internship/work experience program—I wonder if more community members would be interested in working with these students if this option was available to them? Depending on others for help with your daily living needs can be hard and even stressful but good communication and patience can go a long way. Try not to micromanage; stressing over little details or rushing will only add pressure and can lead to easily avoidable mistakes. Sincerely, Raux
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ONGOING Funtastic Singers Drop-In Singing group; free to attend-just for fun! No experience necessary! CDAC Office&Gallery 135 10th Ave S, Tuesdays; 6.45-8.15pm 250-426-4223 / cdac@shaw.ca / www. cranbrookanddistrictartscouncil.com Cranbrook Phoenix Toastmasters meet every Thursday, noon -1:00 Heritage Inn. Toastmasters teaches communication & leadership skills. Roberta 250-489-0174. 1911.toastmastersclubs.org. The Canadian Orthopaedic Foundation invites anyone expecting bone and joint surgery to make contact with local volunteers for peer support. The free Ortho Connect program helps to ease the fear, stress and anxiety that go along with surgery and help patients prepare. 1-800-461-3639 ext 4, and ask for Lauralee. Royal Canadian Legion Branch 24; Friday Meat Draw: 4:30- 6:30, Saturday Meat Draw: 3:30-5:30. TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) non profit weight loss support group meets EVERY Thursday at 5:00 pm at the Sr Citizen’s Centre, (downstairs) 125 17th Ave S, Cranbrook. Drop in, have fun while losing weight gradually. This Chapter has won an annual B.C. Provincial Award for “BEST AVG WEIGHT LOSS PER MEMBER”. Info: Marie 250 417 2642 Help Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cranbrook: One way you can help is by donating to our “Blue Bin” located outside to the left of Wal- Mart. This bin is there for any clothing items or soft items. (250)489-3111 or email us at @bigbrothersbigsisters.ca Dance/Practice: every Saturday. Practice from 7 to 8 PM, dancing until 11 PM. Dance With Me Cranbrook Studio, 206-14 A 13th Street, South, behind Safeway. Volunteers are needed to assist staff with childminding while parents attend programs at the Kimberley Early Learning Center. Come play!! Weekly or monthly for 2 hours. Diana 250427-0716 CRANBROOK QUILTERS’ GUILD hold their meetings every 2nd & 4th Tuesday of each month at 7:15pm upstairs in the Seniors’ Hall, 12517th Ave. S. Everyone welcome. Info: Donna at 250-426-7136. Cranbrook Writer’s Group meet on the 4th Monday of the month at the Arts Council. Engage in writing exercises, constructive critiques & share in information on upcoming literary events & contests. Cbk and District Arts Council, 104, 135-10th Ave S, CBK. info: 250-426-4223 www.cranbrookanddistrictartscouncil.com ICBL-Duplicate Bridge–Senior Center in Cranbrook. Mon & Wed 7pm, Thurs & Fri 1pm at Scout Hall, Marysville. Info: Maggie 250-417-2868. Bibles For Missions Thrift Store, 824 Kootenay St. N., Cranbrook serving our community to benefit others - at home and abroad. We turn your donations into helping dollars! Open Tues-Sat 10am-5pm. Phone 778-520-1981. East Kootenay Women Executives & Entrepreneurs (EKWEE) meet the first Monday of every month at the Heritage Inn, Dining Room Annex, 7:00PM. Join us for of the menu dinner 5:307:00. Pay your own tab. Networking, share accomplishments, education. Bev Campbell 778-481-4883 Cranbrook and District Arts Council bears for the summer long business ‘Teddy Bear Hide and Seek’ and the August 23rd Teddy Bear Picnic, available at the Gallery, 135-10th Ave. S., Cranbrook. Proceeds to Arts Council projects. Sponsored by Spring Honda. Mark Creek Lions meet 1st and 3rd Wednesdays at the Kimbrook. Meet & Greet from 6:00-6:30pm, supper 6:30-7:00, meeting 7:00-8:00pm. Contact 250-427-5612 or 250-427-7496. New members welcome – men and ladies! Place your notice in your “What’s Up?” Community Calendar FREE of charge. This column is intended for the use of clubs and non-profit organizations to publicize their coming events — provided the following requirements are met: • Notices will be accepted two weeks prior to the event. • All notices must be emailed, faxed or dropped off in person. No telephone calls please. • NOTICES SHOULD NOT EXCEED 30 WORDS. • Only one notice per week from any one club or organization. • All notices must be received by the Thursday prior to publication • There is no guarantee of publication. Notices will run subject to space limitations.
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Whitecaps raising profile of pro soccer TRE VOR CR AWLEY Sports Editor
With Western Canada as their backyard, the Vancouver Whitecaps have focused on expanding their presence in British Columbia and is actively running academies across the province. While the club has had a presence in the West Kootenay with a prospect centre in Nelson, the time has come to have a permanent presence in the East Kootenay. Brett Adams, the regional coach who is based out of Nelson and runs one such academy, has been working in the East Kootenay, assessing the viability of setting up a year-round prospects centre in Cranbrook. It’s moved from a vision to reality, with tryouts beginning next fall. “We’ve sustained a very good program through the fall, winter and spring phases, we always have good numbers,” said Adams. “On the back of that, we gave KEYSA some technical direction, which assistant coach Sam Heap took on, and that was very successful. We got great feedback from the KEYSA board. “So much so, that we’ve identified that there needs to be a prospects group within this area.” While it will be based on tryouts, Adams says the exclusivity of the program will only help the players who make the cut. “We want to give some of these kids more opportunity to go to Vancouver, go to a [MLS] game, to go and be trained by some of the more elite staff,” Adams said. That became all the more tangible this past week when some Whitecaps celebrities came to Cranbrook to take part in a skills camp, as current Whitecaps forward Omar Salgado and Whitecaps executive Sam Lenarduzzi were on hand for a Q&A and autograph session on Wednesday. Lenarduzzi, a former professional soccer
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Local kids got to hang out with a couple soccer celebrities on Wednesday to wrap up a skills camp at Moir Park. Omar Salgado (centre) is a professional soccer player for the Vancouver Whitecaps, while Sam Lenarduzzi, (right) is a member of the Canadian Soccer Hall of Fame who manages regional development for the club. Brett Adams (left) is the regional coach for the same organization and is based out of Nelson. player with the Whitecaps and a member of the national team, has moved into an executive role with the club where he oversees regional development programs across the province. “I think when you put on camps like this, you’re always looking to find that diamond in the rough, and you have to go everywhere to find it,” Lenarduzzi said. “Just because this is out-oftown, doesn’t mean that there not here. “In areas even outside of Vancouver such as Squamish or even up in Williams Lake, some of our national team players have come from those areas, so I think it’s valuable for us to do it. “…The big thing we’re trying to do is create a pathway for those kids out there that really want to be at this level.” World Cup fever It’s safe to say Lenarduzzi knows his stuff. Born in Italy, his family moved to Canada when he was very young, and settled in Vancouver. He didn’t start playing soccer until he was 12 years old, but
that didn’t hold him back from embarking on a professional career, mainly with the Whitecaps. He also played on the national team, and watched his brother, Bob, compete in Canda’s only appearance in the World Cup in 1986 in Mexico. Lenarduzzi had retired a year before, but attended the tournament as a colour broadcaster. Though he was on the sidelines, it was still the event of a lifetime, he said. “It shows you, when you go to a tournament like that, the passion in this world about soccer,” Lenarduzzi continued. “When you go a World Cup, it’s an experience, and everybody should go to one, just to understand how big of a game it is.” Unfortunately, the Canadians were held off of the scoresheet in all three games, which ended in losses. However, it gave Lenarduzzi a close up view of how Canada played against some of the best players in the world. “For the players who
were there, and for me, it just goes to show what things we need to do, to get to the level you’re playing against, because there’s a lot of work there,” Lenarduzzi said. Qualifying for the World Cup is a gruelling process with over 30 national teams vying for four spots in the CONCACAF governing body, which encompasses North and Central America and the Caribbean. “When the groups are put together, the Mexicos and the USA’s are pretty well in our group, so you’ve got some pretty established countries,” said Lenarduzzi. “Mexico, other than a little bit of a bad patch they went through, have always been the dominate one, even though now, if you look at the United States, they beat them on a regular basis. “The United States can show you what you can do if you decide to put resources and effort behind things and I think on the Canadian side, that’s where we need to restructure a bit and do it that way.”
Developing homegrown talent If Canadian players are going to become elite soccer players, they have to play in top-tier leagues. Enter the MLS. That’s where the value of the regional programs come in, where the Whitecaps can identify kids who have talent and the drive and aspire to play at a higher level. “We, as a club, if we can get more homegrown players, it’s good for us, it’s good for the national team, so I think it’s good for a lot of things,” said Lenarduzzi. “We here in Vancouver are probably the leaders in it. A lot of the other ones look towards us as a model as the way it works. “But Montreal has gotten good at it, they’ve got a few homegrown players in their group and so does Toronto, so I think they’re following it and throughout the league, it’s popping up all over the place.” The MLS is also becoming a destination for some quality players, as English star Thierry
Henry is playing for the New York Red Bulls, while Brazilian Kaka has signed on to play for the MLS expansion club Orlando City FC. The Whitecaps also have some elite talent of their own, luring Pedro Morales from a European league and also nabbing Nigel Reo-Coker from England. “The way the league is set up right now, I think it’s here for the long term. We’re starting to attract some good players,” said Lenarduzzi. “Mr. Morales, I’m sure, could’ve found many teams in the league other than ours and made a lot of money, but he chose to come here and [Nigel] ReoCoker is another example. “I think we’ve got some good players here, we have to develop our own, but at the same token, I think it [professional soccer] has grown.” Living the dream The Whitecaps added more international flavour to their roster with the addition of Omar
Salgado in 2011, selecting him first overall from the MLS SuperDraft. Salgado, a forward with the club, joined Lenarduzzi at Moir Park as an example of a current professional MLS player for the skills camp. Suffering through a slog of injuries over the last two years with his foot, Salgado is finally healthy and playing matches with the team this season. “It’s a dream come true. It’s a blessing and a curse—a little bit of both,” said Salgado, on being the first overall selection four years ago. “With that, comes a lot of pressure and expectation that you have to live up to and something I’m still trying to live up to right now.” Born in El Paso, Texas, Salgado grew up playing soccer, guided by his father. “He loved the sport, he was always pushed me to do what I could in the sport,” Salgado said. “He wanted me to be a professional soccer player and I pursued that dream as well. “He’s always been inspiring to me.” He knew that becoming a professional soccer player was a tangible goal after getting called up to the U17 U.S. national team as a 15-yearold. “I got called up into the U17 national team, to live in Florida for a couple months and from there on, I knew maybe this is possible,” Salgado said. “After that, I kept pursuing—left for Mexico for two years and then got drafted here. “It all happened really fast.” Though the two years of injures have been an inconvenience—he broke his foot twice—he is now back on the pitch helping the Whitecaps climb the MLS rankings. “The team is doing well,” Salgado said. “We’re in fifth place right now, but with two games in hand, so we can do something big this year. I think that we have the team to do it. The players that we have right now can win the MLS Cup if we get the opportunity.”
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BC Lottery CEO’s conflict didn’t cost him Tom Fletcher Black Press
Former B.C. Lottery Corp. CEO Michael Graydon was in discussions to jump to a Van-
ternal government audit has triggered new restrictions for departing Crown corporation employees. But it won’t cost Graydon any of the
couver casino company for two months before the told the BCLC board of directors about his conflict of interest. That finding by an in-
work for a company affiliated with Paragon Gaming, which is moving its existing downtown Vancouver casino to a new resort hotel development next to B.C. Place stadium. Despite his resignation and a conflict of interest policy that applies to BCLC staff, the board saw Graydon off with a performance bonus, vacation pay and an extra two months’ salary totalling about $125,000. BCLC board chairman Bud Smith issued a statement Thursday saying that the audit shows “the information provided by Mr. Gray-
generous departure terms he received when he told the BCLC board of directors in late January he was quitting. Graydon went to
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CUSTOM-BUILT, unique floathome for sale in Bayview, Idaho, 3 hours from Cranbrook on Lake Pend Oreille. Open-concept, 2-bedroom, 1 bath on Lake Pend Oreille. 1100 square feet with about 300 feet of south-exposed deck. Furnished. Water and sewer is included in the monthly slip rental fee. 10 minutes to Silverwood Theme Park. $199,900 CAD. Current owners live in Calgary. Call 403285-8651
CEDAR PARK Apartments: 2 Bdrm. Elevator, on-site laundry, central location, live-in owner/manager. Heat & hot water included. No Parties, N/S. $750-$800/mo. (250)489-0134.
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Saturday, July 12 11:30 am - 12:30 pm • 7512 Green Bay Rd, #25, Moyie Great price for lakefront resort, gated community. 3 bdrm, 1 bath, cabin, at Green Bay Resorts, north end of lake. Boasts marina, beautiful common area, volleyball, bocce, community Culligan water system. Share sale. 2396170 $199,900 Hosted by: Melanie Walsh
1:00 - 2:00 pm • 9814 Braunagel Rd, Moyie Waterfront at its best! 3 bdrm/den, 2 bath beauty on Moyie Lake. Double attached garage/shed/cantina/patio/firepit. Shingles in 2013, newer smart board. 2399199 $799,900 Hosted by: Melanie Walsh
2:15 - 3:15 pm • 3006 Estates Rd, Moyie
2 storey 6 yr old cabin 4 km from Ashram, Riondel, beach and golf course. Needs: elec., plumbing, H2O pipe or well, insulation, cabinets. On 2.8 nicely treed acres. Good bench(es) for building second home with lakeview. Appraised at $170,000 but old vendor is quite flexible. Great starter home especially for handy person(s). Call : 780-566-0707 or : 780-222-2996 or t.laboucan.avirom@gmail.com
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2.79 waterview acres at south end of scenic Moyie Lake. Over 1400 sq ft of year round or recreational living. Loft style, open concept, 3 sides of wrap-around deck. 2398183 $449,000 Hosted by: Melanie Walsh
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OPEN HOUSES Friday July 11 4:00 - 5:00pm 2525 - 25 St. S. $475,000 5 acre property, 5 min to town. 3 bdrm home with 1200 sq ft, fenced for horses. 2396717 Waunita Mackintosh 5:30 - 6:30pm #26, 700 Patterson St. $72,000 Beautiful interior, remodeled kitchen, flooring, most windows, 3 bdrms, covered deck and private yard. 2399033 Waunita Mackintosh
2 blocks to TMRS & Elizabeth Lake. Main floor- Large kitchen, LR, DR, large full bath, 3 bdrms & door to sunporch & deck. Basement boasts a family room, den, play room, cold storage, laundry, full bath and bedroom. Large, landscaped, fenced double lot & double garage. Quick possession! Call Deb 250-417-3909. (Realtors welcome)
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10:30 - 11:30am 209 Birch Dr. S. $329,000 4 bdrm, 2 bath home with spacious living. Many features and upgrades, located close to schools. 2398576 Brian Rhodes 12:00 - 1:00pm 608 - 27 Ave. S. $339,000 Spectacular family home on .43 acre lot. 3 bdrm plus den, 2½ bath, double garage & more. 2397528 Jeannie Argatoff 12:00 - 1:00pm 1925 Harris Rd. $410,000 Affordable country living. 3 bdrm home with privacy & great views. Must see and open to offers. 2397727 Brian Rhodes 1:00 - 2:00pm 2125 - 2 St. S. $269,900 Country feel in the heart of the city! 3 bdrm, 3 level split with 1 bdrm inlaw suite on beautiful .43 acre with fruit trees, garden and lots of space for toys! 2397159 Sonia Mama
Cars - Domestic Love Local News & Politics? Open House, Sat. & Sun., July 12 & 13 10am-2pm 505 15th St S, Cranbrook $345,900 This completely renovated 5-bdrm home is easy walking distance to popular local schools. The kitchen boasts new cabinetry, granite countertops & stainless steel appliances. Fully renovated bathroom. New hardwood flooring throughout, French doors leading outside onto deck w/fully fenced backyard & 2nd lower patio. The basement features 2-brs, laundry room,storage room & daylight family room. (778)517-0959
OPEN HOUSE Saturday and Sunday July 12th and 13th 10:00am - 12:00pm 2311 7th St North (across from Steeples School)
OPEN HOUSES Saturday July 12 10:00 - 11:30am 141 Grandview Place $349,000 Fully furnished & beautiful. Immaculate 4 bdrm, 4 bath home with 1 bdrm suite down. You will be impressed. 2397145 Jeannie Argatoff
Open Houses
$197,500. 1/2 duplex, 2 storey, 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath. Laminate flooring, fresh paint, storage shed, carport & fenced yard. Quick possession.
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Townhouses Kokanee Dr. N. townhouse, quiet, clean, newly painted, end unit, $975 + util, n/p, n/parties, n/s. (250)489-0770
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Can anyone predict winning the lottery? Dear Feeling Aligned: Your mom is doing fine physically and emotionally at this time. Your dad is a bit weak physically. He definitely needs to slow down and it was a good thing that they did size down in regards to their living accommodations. Your dad has a tendency to be a perfec-
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that promotion you want in 2015. Your husband is an ASK WENDY adventuresome sort and he just might want Wendy to move to another Evano country within the next two years. I would advise that you really friends and relatives in Canada this year. Next explore every avenue if year they will definitely you wish to move to this country where it will be travelling over seas. You and your hus- seem he is getting an band have very pressure excellent job opportunipacked jobs. We feel ty within his company. I that you commit a great don’t feel right about deal of energy to your this job change or shift job. We see you getting he may decide to make. Really check everything out if you both want to move out of Canada. Yes, we definitely see you taking two trips this GET UP TO year over seas and both will be for pleasure. Wendy
tionist and between his job and looking after that big yard it was wearing on him physically. Emotionally he is well and has a good attitude. Actually, my guide just said to me your mom and dad are quite compatible and have a grand way of looking at life. They will not be travelling very much this year because of the move. However, we do see them taking short jaunts and visiting
see us taking more than one trip this year over seas? Feeling Aligned
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and love him a lot? Having Fun and Feeling Giddy
Dear Having Fun and Feeling Giddy: Now girls, do you think if I could predict the lottery I would be sitting here and emailing you right now? Not a chance; I would be sitting under a bongo tree on some exotic island and drinking mint cold ice tea and eating chocolates. You silly girls! Your dad is going to be fine after he gets his operation. We see his energy level is very low at this time and in or around November his health will start to improve and his energy level will be a lot better. Your grandpa does come and visit you and your mom quite often and he is pointing to a dog that he is holding telling me that he has the dog. I don’t know if this makes any sense to you or not. Email me back and let me know. You both have a wonderful relationship and all the lottery money in the world will not buy the kind of relationship you two have worked on to have. Good for you and God Bless you both. Wendy
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No howls at Winnipeg zoo after wolves tunnel into polar bear enclosure C an ad i an Press
WINNIPEG — There are no howls after a pack of wolves managed to get into a polar bear enclosure at a Winnipeg zoo. The Assiniboine Park Zoo says it has made some changes after the wolves dug a tunnel from their enclosure to visit the bears.
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Hi Wendy: My mom and I read your column all the time and we have decided to email you and ask you a few questions. First of all, the silly question of can you predict lottery winnings and if you do can you tell us if we will win any money this year? What we want to know and are kind of afraid to ask you is about my dad. He has to go for another operation this year and we were wondering if he will be okay and if his health will improve after he has the operation? We would also like to know if my grandpa comes to visit my mom and me? We miss him
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relax and travel a bit they told me. They want to spend some time travelling and seeing their friends and relatives this year. Do you see them travelling much this year? I would also like to know if you see me getting a promotion in my job this year? My husband and I have decided not to have any children and we want to travel the world together. Do you
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Hello Wendy: Thank you for the emails telling me what information you needed to help me with my questions. I was wondering if you could tell me how my mom and dad are doing physically and mentally right now. They just sold their house and moved into a condo and I know the change for them was hard. They are getting older now and want to
Media reports say five wolves walked around without disturbing two female polar bears that were asleep at the time. The tunnel forced the zoo to remove the wolves and the two bears and close part of the new Journey to Churchill exhibit until repairs could be made. The critters are now back in their respective enclosures and the exhibit has reopened. A zoo spokesman says such adjustments are absolutely normal with the opening of any new exhibit.