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A great week of racing concluded Thursday at Kimberley Alpine Resort, with the Super G and Slalom events at the IPC NorAm Cup Para-Alpine event.
McCormick to tackle Resort Municipality funding C AROLYN GR ANT Bulletin Editor
At the recent elected officials workshop, Kimberley Mayor Don McCormick had an opportunity to speak to the mayors of East and West Kootenay municipalities who are part of the Resort Municipality Initiative. The subject was Resort Municipality funding, and what McCormick feels is an inequitable formula that determines how much each community receives. “It’s not based on taxes collected any-
more, it’s a grant,” McCormick said. But the grant varies widely from community to community. Whistler received $7 million in 2014 and Rossland, $28,000. Kimberley received $85,000. The money is allocated for tourism infrastructure projects. “Even accounting for the fact that Whistler is Whistler, that’s inequitable,” he said. The amount is arrived at through a complicated formula based on “accommodation units”. McCormick says the confusion starts there because Kimberley is listed to have 500
accommodation units when there are actually 1200 rooms. The formula uses accommodation units as a base number and funding is derived from a multiplier, which rises as you reach a certain threshold of units. It’s complicated and needs another look, McCormick says. “I was just looking to see if there was an appetite among other resort communities to open the discussion with the province. The answer was yes, but all 14 communities, including Whistler, have to be on board.” So the first step is convincing Whistler to
agree. McCormick was elected to approach the Mayor of Whistler. “I drew the short straw and will be contacting the Mayor of Whistler,” McCormick said. “We can all win with this, including Whistler. “There are half of us getting $150,000 or less. If the formula is revamped, we will be able to get twice as much done. At the 50,000 foot view, I think even Whistler would agree the system in broken. We’re not asking the province for new money, just a little better distribution.”
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Kimberley’s annual Soup Jigger was held last weekend with the ultimate winners being the Burrito Grill, voted best by children, and Stonefire PIzzeria, voted best by adults.
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Chapman Camp was abuzz on Sunday as local restaurateurs, the Kimberley Independent School and the Chapman Camp
Playground committee dished it up at the second annual Soup Jigger. The jigger was held to raise money for the new Chapman Camp Playground and Wildsight.
City expects Sun Mine on line in April C AROLYN GR ANT Bulletin Editor
Mayor Don McCormick says the City of Kimberley is “at the mercy of the process” when it comes to finally getting the Sun Mine online and hooked up to the BC Hydro grid. “There’s only one piece of infrastructure, a transformer to the substation,” he said. “Everything else is complete. “Once the transformer is here, BC Hydro can test it and flip the switch. But it probably won’t be until late April.” There is not a lot of cost associated with the delay, the Mayor says because most work is still under the project
management contract with ConEnergy. SunMine will have over 4,000 solar-cell modules, mounted on 96 solar trackers which follow the sun’s movement, maximizing solar exposure. It will be western Canada’s largest scale solar project, and the first solar project in B.C. to sell power to the BC Hydro grid. The project is being supported by Teck, whose involvement, first announced in 2011, includes providing land and site infrastructure as well as a $2 million contribution towards the project.
People of all ages came in droves to taste, compare and vote for Kimberley’s best soup. As one of the voters arrived she commented, “You can smell deliciousness from a block away, how could I not come!” As she and many others found though, selecting the best soup was no easy job as there were so many outstanding submissions. Mountain Range shared their popular Wild Mushroom and Rosemary, Sweet Potato Thai
Curry was offered by Bean Tree and Heart Beet Bistro put a hearty Swiss Style Barley on the table. The voting revealed that the tightest race was between Burrito Grill’s Black Bean Sausage submission, Sullivan’s Pub’s entry of Tomato Gin topped with fried Capers, Bears Eatery’s very popular Ham Potato Corn Chowder and the “Lescho Soup” a family recipe passed down to Snowdrift owner Bridgette. By the end of the event Kim-
berley residents had voted Stonefire Pizzeria’s Butternut Squash and Lamb the winner and children voted Burrito Grill’s Black Bean Sausage as their favorite soup. While the top prize can only go to one soup, all tasters were reminded yet again of the high quality food and abundant choices we have when it comes to going out for a bite in Kimberley. Above all the 2 hour community event was fun filled and vibrant with over
250 people enjoying soup and catching up with friends with a cup of hot chocolate around a bonfire on a beautiful sunny day. Vendors, KIS and members of the Chapman Camp Playground Committee would like to thank everyone for supporting as we collectively raised $1,100.00 towards two worthy causes. The heart of this event is about coming together, collaboration, supporting causes (big and small) and above all
enjoying some of the best food Kimberley has to offer. Additional thanks goes to Canadian Linen for the table cloths, Overwaitea Kimberley for use of their floor mats and the awesome parents who helped out! We couldn’t have done it without so much community support.
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Cranbrook Council says deer translocation not an option Funding for a trial study not yet in place TRE VOR CR AWLEY ARNE PE TRYSHEN
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Cranbrook, BC (February 23, 2015) – With the City of Cranbrook poised to conduct an urban deer population reduction program, Council and staff continue to field questions about relocating the deer instead of euthanizing. At this point, translocation is not an option that the province will even consider. A cull is the only management tool the province makes available to municipalities to try to alleviate some concerns of local residents, specifically around aggressive animals. Wayne Staudt, the chief administrative officer for the city of Cranbrook, gave an update on options for dealing with urban deer during a city council meeting on Feb. 23rd. Staudt told council that there is some work being done on translocation, but it is not being looked at as an alternative to a cull. “It’s not, do this [translocation] and not do the cull,” Staudt said. “This is just a pilot project that is being considered and we’re part of the group in the East Kootenay that is looking int this. The earliest that any translocation can take place — just a pilot project to see the survival rate of the animals and so forth — will be 2016.” The province does not have the scientific evidence saying that translocation of deer works and that urbanized deer relocated out of town would survive the transportation or survive in the location their moved to. But that could change over the next number of months. The City of Cranbrook has been involved along with the District of Elkford, the City of Kimberley, the District of Invermere and the Ministry of Forests, Land and Natural Resource Operations (MFLNRO) in providing seed funding ($1,000 contribution by the City of Cranbrook in 2014) and some staff support toward the development of a proposed East
Kootenay Urban Mule Deer Translocation Trial. The District of Elkford is the overall project lead. Vast Resource Solutions has been contracted to research and develop the proposed trial program and seek external funding resources. Ian Adams, a wildlife biologist with Vast Resource Solutions, is already working on the project, which is aiming for a budget of roughly $100,000 to complete the entire study. The ultimate goal is to see what urban deer survivorship and movements are like post-translocation from an urban setting. “The key point and particularly what the province is after is the post-release monitoring afterwards,” said Adams. “What are the fate of the deer? Are they getting picked off by predators right away? What levels of survivorship do we have?” Adams adds that areas in the U.S., such as in New Mexico and Utah, there are deer translocation trials where survivorship is up to 50-75 per cent. “Those experiences, to a large extent, have driven the province to say, ‘Okay, lets take a look at this,’” said Adams. “Fifty per cent survivor rate doesn’t sound all that good, but it’s a lot better than a cull.” What is most important for people to understand that the trial, if approved by the province, would be a scientific study and not meant to remove large numbers of deer from the community. The proposed program would capture, relocate and radio-collar a handful of deer and release them, monitor their movements and see if the deer survive and where they go. A tentative work plan is expected sometime later in 2015, at which time Council and staff from each participating municipality and the MFLNRO will have an opportunity to review and provide feedback on the work plan. There is potential that the translocation trial could begin early in 2016, however this is dependent on adequate funding and the approval of the work plan.
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Local rider embarks on Paralympic quest Sarah Cummings aims for 2020 Tokyo Games Tre vor Cr awley
In life it’s important to dream big, and Sarah Cummings is no different. After two years of intensive training, the Cranbrook equestrian rider is aiming for a spot on Team Canada for the 2016 Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She has been successful at various competitions over the last 24 months, scoring either first or second in every competition she’s placed, which has landed her in the top-10 list of eligible riders for the Canadian Para-equestrian Team. Cummings describes a spot in the Rio Games in 2016 as an ‘impossible’ goal, but adds that the 2020 Games in Tokyo is far enough away for her to pad her competition resume for the Canadian team. Cummings, who has always had an affinity for horses and equestrian riding ever since she was a little girl, competes in Dressage which can be described as the art of dancing on horseback or ballet on horseback. “It’s something to compete in,” Cummings said. “I did a little jumping at one point, but it
just terrified me because I would always forever fall off and I have to be very careful. “The flatwork was the only thing offered that would go to the Olympic level through the para stuff, so that’s why we picked dressage, and then it’s not as terrifying for my coach to watch me train.” Though partially paralyzed on the right side of her body because of Cerebral Palsy, she has been able to overcome the challenges of her physical limitations and thrive in the competition arena with her horse, Spirit. She rides and trains out of the Riverbend Equestrian Centre out in Wycliffe, and is coached by Maya Huppie. In order for her to break into the ranking and guarantee herself a spot on Team Canada, she needs to increase her judging scores by 10 per cent and compete in a minimum of six shows. There are shows in Kalispell, Spokane and Kamloops that she attends during the competitive season—shows that get her ranked nationally and noticed by Equine Canada. “That gets you ranked on the long list. The short list are the ones that go to the Olympics. I’m currently 5th on the long list so I need to increase my scores by 10 per cent,” Cummings said. “The extended trot,
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the free walk, your freestyle—they all get scored and each move is scored out of 10. So when you increase that, it puts your [overall] score up.” To reach that next level, she’s aiming at international competitions in California and Calgary which will be enough to break into the shortlist if her scores are good enough.
Doing live shows has been a new experience from when she first started competing, where scores were determined after taking video of a routine and sending it to the judges. It was the videos that eventually landed Cummings on the national para-Dressage radar. “From there, Canada’s coach—Lynn Marshall—noticed me on
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Kimberley’s North Star Skaters have been working hard this year under the direction of coach Tamara Bannatyne and they have the medals to prove it. The Kimberley North Star Skating Club won top medals at all regional competitions they entered this year. Now the work is over and the skaters want to show the community what they’ve got. The annual ice show, Showcase 2015, is on tonight at the Civic Centre beginning at 6:30 p.m.
one of the videos, so she contacted Maya and Maya got me going on the whole thing,” Cummings said. “I looked into it, got classified, because you have to have different grades with the different levels of your disability. It varies so you can be put in different categories.”
ability. In addition to coaching from Huppie and Marshall, Cummings has also gotten some instruction from Jessica Wisdom, a past USA National Grand Prix champion. “It’s interesting, because you have your coaches perspective, you have Team Canada’s coaches perspective, then you have this other person [Jessica] who’s not linked to anyone in particular, doesn’t have a favourite, and getting her to explain things is really neat, the way she helps describe things and can help walk you through it,” said Cummings. Competing at the high level that she needs to reach her dream of reaching the Paralympics, Cummings is hoping to raise financial support from the Cranbrook and Kimberley business community. She has managed to raise a few thousand dollars already with some positive response from the community and her goal is $20,000. She has a Facebook page—Sarah Cummings Para - Dressage—and can be reached at s e c u m m i n g s. 2 0 1 0 @ gmail.com or 250-4641694.
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History of the mighty lenten pretzel
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retzels come in many flavors, shapes, flesh, meat, and from all things that come and sizes — not unlike us. These from flesh, as milk, cheese and eggs.” With such strict fasting laws, the general treats are great with cheese or other dips or just by themselves. But the other rule was that a person would have one day, I learned (to my very great surprise, I meal a day, in the late afternoon or evemight add) that pretzels actually have an ning, and smaller snacks to maintain strength through the day. A need arose for historical place in the celebration of Lent. a very simple food which If you take a moment to would fulfill the abstinence look at the typical twist pretand fasting laws. zel, you can see that it is a Enter the pretzel. It seems roll of dough which has been that the first pretzel was twisted into the familiar Rev. Yme baked by a young monk in a shape we all know — indented and roughly circular, Woensdregt monastery in southern France or northern Italy, with arms which then bend back over themselves until it becomes a twisting leftover scraps of bread into the pretzel. I discovered that this was a com- shape of a person’s arms crossed over the mon prayer position from the early 600’s chest and making a soft Lenten bread of —the believer would fold his or her arms water, flour and salt. In his book “Catholic Customs and Traover each other across the chest and then ditions”, Greg Dues writes “These little lift their hands to the shoulders. From early times, Lent was a time to breads were shaped in the form of arms refrain from indulging in rich foods, in- crossed in prayer and were called bracellae cluding milk, eggs and fats. That is the ori- (Latin, ‘little arms’). Among the Germans, gin of the custom of eating pancakes on the word became ‘bretzel’.” His invention caught on in a big way. “Fat Tuesday”, the day before Ash Wednesday. In the days before refrigeration, it was The doughy bread was a treat, often handa way of using up fats and milk and eggs in ed out to wandering merchants, and bethe household. The name “mardi gras” came a very popular Lenten food in the actually means “Fat Tuesday”, a time of Middle Ages. It was thick, satisfying, transfeasting on rich foods before the absti- ported easily, and could be kept safely. Pretzels soon became associated with nence and fasting of Lent. During Lent, many Christians abstained good luck, long life and spiritual wholefrom all forms of meat and animal prod- ness. They often show up in prayer books ucts, while others made exceptions for and paintings of the time. A prayer book food like fish. Pope St. Gregory (d. 604), used by Catherine of Cleves shows St. Barwriting to St. Augustine of Canterbury, is- tholomew surrounded by pretzels. This sued the following rule: “We abstain from connection with good luck carried the
pretzel to other holidays, including New Year’s Day when children in Germany would hang them around their necks. In Switzerland, the pretzel shape was used as a marriage knot, and couples would pull on a side of the pretzel on their wedding day. It puts a whole new spin on “tying the knot”. A popular legend has it that the hard pretzels which we buy in stores today came about in the early 17th century when a young monk fell asleep while they were baking. He let the fire begin to die out; when he awoke, he restarted the fire and overcooked the pretzels. It sounds like a nice story, but I’m inclined to believe a much more prosaic story that Julius Sturgitz created the first commercial pretzel bakery in Pennsylvania in 1861. Many believe that his factory created the first hard pretzels. These crunchy, salty snacks lasted longer in an air tight environment than soft pretzels did, allowing them to be sold in stores far away from the bakery and kept on shelves much longer. These days, pretzels (along with chips and popcorn) are the most popular snacks in North America. You can buy them in almost any flavor you might want, from guacamole to cinnamon to various nuts and seeds. The next time you have a pretzel, wonder at the amazing and diverse history of another food which we all take for granted. Yme Woensdregt is Pastor at Christ Church Anglican in Cranbrook
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For the Hunters
A recent letter called into question my commitment to work as the MLA for Kootenay East on behalf of resident hunters. Over the last 14 years I have worked hard to protect the right of rural people to use the land we live on. I have fought against those would shut us out of the bush, a powerful U.S. Senator who wanted to make a park in the Flathead and have tried to represent the diverse interests of those who live here, work here and recreate here. I’ve worked over the years with every minister in charge of the wildlife allocation file to advocate for resident hunters. In 2004, I had my Private Members Bill passed, the Heritage Right to Hunt and Fish. The BC Wildlife Federation presented me with a Life Membership for that accomplishment and over the years I have steadfastly stood up for resident hunters,
snowmobilers, quadders, hikers, for more access and for proper wildlife management that includes a more sensible, aggressive management of predators. I have fought in a mostly urban world for the grizzly bear hunt. Most recently, I went public with my concerns about the proposed General Open Season for sheep in Region 4 for guides and persuaded government to eliminate that hunt. I have tried to be fair to the guide outfitters because they are an important industry for our small rural communities and they too deserve to be heard. But I have always looked out for the resident hunter. Whether it’s the trail hound hunters, the sheep hunters or just the deer and elk hunters like me, I sit in on dozens of discussions in Victoria where often I am the only voice for hunters. For 12 years, I was the only MLA in BC who bought a hunting license every year. Today there is one more, a BC Liberal from
Prince George. Anyone who suggests that I am not a friend of resident hunters is either unaware of my record or is simply trying score political points. As a member of cabinet, I support the allocation policy government has today. Both resident hunters and guides are unhappy with the policy, which may be a sign that it is balanced. I urge resident hunters to work with other hunters, including guides, and focus on growing our wildlife populations, increasing habitat and to help me convince decision-makers that we need to better manage predators. As hunters, we need to know who are friends are and to cooperate in protecting our right to hunt. Let’s stop fighting amongst ourselves and get some important work for wildlife done together. Bill Bennett MLA Kootenay East
The Celestial Menace Unlaundered
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ranbrook was, is and always will be a cultural melting pot. The Scots, Irish, English and Welsh settled down side-by-side with the French, German, Polish, Russian, Chinese, Japanese and countless others. Settling down side-by-side did not necessarily mean seeing eye-to-eye, however. Although the majority of the Cranbrook townspeople chose to get along as well possible in terms of commerce it did not mean everyone co-existed gladly; invisible subdivisions were prevalent for many years. Some, such as Chinatown and the First Nations reserve were well demarcated. Of course, as families became blended and extended, the old lines became less defined and numerous immigrant conclaves became nothing more than memories best forgotten. Of all the races that made their mark in the early days of Cranbrook, it is undoubtedly the Chinese who were the most visible, the most deliberated, the most misunderstood, at times the most feared and who suffered the greatest ethnic slings and arrows. Still, Chinatown survived in Cranbrook from the earliest days until the 1950s. It is gone now, only a single building remains on 7th Avenue to mark the once thriving community. The history of Cranbrook’s Chinatown may be told here in a partial way but it is unlikely that an accurate, well-balanced account will ever be properly recorded. There may be a treasure trove of letters and writings somewhere in the world concerning the days of Chinatown, written by those who lived there, but there appears little in the history vaults to work with at this point in time. What writings there are consist primarily of newspaper and other accounts penned by white males who often resented, if not detested, the presence of the Chinese community.
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The Herald happily printed Chinese ads while blatantly condemning the presence of the Chinese in the community. Herald, June 7, 1900 At best the Chinese were referred to as “Celestials” or “Johns.” At worst, they were termed “yellow devils,” the “scourge of the working man”, or a “barbaric race incapable of being civilized.” This made things rather tricky on a day to day basis considering that Chinatown occupied two city blocks directly across from the CPR station for over fifty years. The first intimation of the Chinese in Cranbrook JANUS: Cranbrook was noted in April, 1898, when The Cranbrook HerThen & Now ald stated that local contractor Mr. Kaake (proJim nounced “Cake;” who also built the former Cross Cameron Keys Hotel) had completed a building to be occupied by, perhaps unsurprisingly, a Chinese restaurant. Owing to a disagreement between the two parties, the deal fell through. On May 3rd it was reported, “One Lung and Two Soxe have contracted for the erection of laundry buildings.” A tongue-in-cheek news item that no doubt received some laughs but also set the trend for many years to come, that is to say, low jokes at the expense of a local minority. By early June, 1898, not only the local
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Perhaps the most uniquely named business in the history of Cranbrook, Chinese or otherwise. - Herald, August 3, 1899 newspaper but also both The Silverton Silvertonian and The Nelson Economist commented on the fact that “the first Chinaman has appeared in Cranbrook … and will act, doubtless, as the forerunner of many of his kind. While only one is to deal with, the citizens of that town [Cranbrook] had better pitch him out neck and crop. Once let John get a foothold and it is off with the town.” In early 1899, Sing Lee constructed the Vancouver Laundry west of the Herald office on 9th Avenue. This was, in fact, the beginning of what would soon become Chinatown; roughly the area between 5th and 7th Avenues and Van Horne and 1st Street. One month later William Matheson erected a laundry building on 7th Avenue for Zim Zum. (And let it be clearly stated at this point that there is no assurance that any Chinese names from the early days were reported accurately.)
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Dynamiters dispose of Thunder Cats in Game 5 to advance to second round Taylor Rocc a Sports Editor
It was only fitting that the Kimberley Dynamiters used another onegoal victory to get past the Creston Valley Thunder Cats in Game 5 of their Eddie Mountain Division semifinal Thursday night. With 673 people packing the Kimberley Civic Centre, the Nitros and Thunder Cats treated fans to another nail-biting affair that saw the home team come out on top with a 2-1 victory
and 4-1 series triumph. “We didn’t give up a lot of breakaways and two-on-ones. They kept a good high guy, we kept a good high guy and that’s kind of what the series became,” said Dynamiters head coach Jerry Bancks Thursday night. “That’s why the scores were as low as they were. I’ve never seen anything like it in Junior B. “All three goalies that played were phenomenal. You didn’t give the
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other team much and they didn’t give us much. We got some power-play goals and they didn’t. That’s probably the biggest difference.” By far the lowest-scoring first-round series in the KIJHL playoffs, the Dynamiters held the Thunder Cats to a mere four goals over the course of the fivegame series. “Tyson Brouwer -- he keeps us in most of our games,” said Dynamiters captain Jason Richter. “If it wasn’t for him, we wouldn’t be able to keep the goals down. “But we have guys out there who are willing to block shots, no matter what. We have guys 10 seconds left in the game, we have guys five seconds left in the game laying down to block shots. That’s just the kind of team we are.” It was a defensive series for the ages that featured a three-way goaltending stand-off between Nitros netminder Tyson Brouwer and the Thunder Cats duo of Brock Lefebvre and Mitch Martell. The Nitros managed nine goals over five games, one of which was a buzzer-beating
empty-net tally in Game 4. To say offense was at a premium in this series would be a massive understatement. “When your team believes that much and puts that much on the line, to come up with a series win like that -Creston was a very good team in this series,” Brouwer said Thursday. “There was no easy game in this series. Credit to them and credit to the boys for finishing them off in five.” In all, the Dynamiters scored six of their nine goals with the man advantage, while the Thunder Cats were blanked on the power play. “[Assistant coach] Jeff Keiver has a great power-play set up. We practice it quite a bit,” Richter said. “I guess a lot of our power-play guys have a lot of confidence out there. Pucks go our way, bounces go our way on the power play and luckily we score.” Game 5 went almost the same as each of the four games previous to it. A scoreless first period with combined scoring chances countable on one hand led to a second period in which one team cashed in on
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Prior to Thursday’s Game 5 contest between the Kimberley Dynamiters and Creston Valley Thunder Cats, KIJHL Eddie Mountain Division vice-president Phil Iddon (far right) was on hand to recognize (from left to right): Jordan Busch (Eddie Mountain Division Top Defenceman), Jason Richter (Eddie Mountain Division MVP & Top Scorer, KIJHL Top Scorer) and Coy Prevost (Eddie Mountain Division Rookie of the Year). its few opportunities. Thursday night, it was the Dynamiters special teams doing the damage once again as Keenan Haase scored an unassisted power-play goal to open the festivities before Jesse Wallace followed up 48 seconds later with a short-handed tally. The quick strikes gave the Dynamiters a 2-0 lead through 40 minutes. Thunder Cats for-
ward Nicholas Kovacik cut the advantage in half 5:10 into the third period. Despite immense pressure with Martell on the bench for the extra attacker in the final two minutes of regulation, the Thunder Cats were unable to convert. “It was the longest minute of my life, probably,” Brouwer said. “Just keep it out of the net. I didn’t want any negative thoughts in my head of what might happen. I don’t think anybody on the team did either and that’s why we were so successful.” Brouwer finished the night with 26 saves to his name and wrapped the series with an astounding 0.78 goalsagainst average and 0.966 save percentage, having steered aside 113 of the 117 shots sent his way in five games. With the series triumph, the focus turns to the Fernie Ghostriders, who dispatched the Golden Rockets in Game 5 of their division semifinal Wednesday night. There isn’t much left to be said for one of the KIJHL’s deepest and most heated rivalries outside of the fact a best-of-seven series sets up to be electric. “Blood runs deep,” Brouwer said. “It’s going to be another war out there. I know we’ll be ready for them.” The schedule for the Eddie Mountain Division final between the
Fernie Ghostriders and Kimberley Dynamiters is still to be determined. “They’ve got a lot of older players. Their leading scorers are all fairly mature and older guys. You can’t give them chances,” Bancks said. “That was a disciplined effort by [the Thunder Cats]. They played their systems. I’m thinking it might be a little bit more wide open [against Fernie], but not on our part.” Though most of the celebrating was saved for after the final buzzer and the traditional handshake, there were a few moments of recognition and jubilation prior to puck drop Thursday as KIJHL Eddie Mountain Division vice-president Phil Iddon was on hand to present a handful of league and divisional awards. Richter was honoured as KIJHL Top Scorer, Eddie Mountain Division Top Scorer and MVP. Jordan Busch was recognized as the Eddie Mountain Division’s Top Defenceman, while Coy Prevost was presented with the Eddie Mountain Division Rookie of the Year. “He’s so smart and he just settles things down so well,” Bancks said of Busch. “He’s not afraid to try anything,” Bancks said of Prevost. “But he’s worked extremely hard and he’s had a great year, right from the start to the finish.”
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Sports Eastern promises Lady Avs advance to PACWEST semifinal Ice prepare for pair with Brandon Wheat Kings Taylor Rocc a Sports Editor
The Kootenay Ice continue a four-game eastern road swing with a pair of weekend tilts against the Brandon Wheat Kings Friday and Saturday. “They’re a good team. They move the puck exceptionally well,” said Kootenay Ice head coach Ryan McGill. “Their transition game to move the puck up the ice is probably best in the league and their goaltending is excellent. “If [Jordan Papirny] can see the puck, he’s going to be real good. They’re a good team and they’re in first place for a reason.” The Ice have mustered three of a possible four points through two games on this eastern
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Kootenay ice at brandon Wheat Kings
GAME TIME: 6:30 P.M. (MT) LAST MEETING: BWK 4 at KTN 1 (Feb. 7) ICE vs. WHEAT KINGS (32-27-1-2) RECORD (45-10-4-2) Fourth (Central) DIVISION First (East) Sixth (Eastern) CONF. First (Eastern) 213 GF 283 225 GA 188 T-12th (20.5%) PP Third (24.5%) T-8th (80.7%) PK 19th (75.8%) J. Descheneau (29-44-73) TOP SCORER T. McGauley (37-49-86) W. Hoflin (3.28 GAA) TOP GOALIE J. Papirny (2.80 GAA) W1 STREAK W2 5-4 W at REG LAST GAME 5-0 W vs. MHT Feb. 28 at BWK NEXT GAME Feb. 28 vs. KTN
swing, following a 7-6 shootout loss to Swift Current (Tuesday) and 5-4 shootout win over Regina (Wednesday). “We need to be focused and determined for 60 minutes,” McGill said. “That’s the bottom
line. That’s something that’s very hard for our group.” Following the weekend in Brandon, the Ice return home to host the Red Deer Rebels March 6 at Western Financial Place.
Kimberley Dynamiters Scoring Summary ThurSDay, Feb. 26
CreSTon Valley ThunDer CaTS 1 aT Kimberley DynamiTerS 2
First Period - No scoring Second Period 1. KIM - K. Haase, (unassisted), 11:23 (PP) 2. KIM - J. Wallace, (J. Marchi), 10:35 (SH) Third Period 3. CTC - N. Kovacik, (C. Kidd, L. Miller-Jeannotte), 14:50 Shots 1 2 3 T Creston Valley 7 9 11 27 Kimberley 10 12 5 27 Goaltenders Saves Mins SV% CTC - Mitch Martell 25/27 58:00 0.926 KIM - Tyson Brouwer 26/27 60:00 0.963 Power plays Creston Valley - 0/2 (00.0%); Kimberley - 1/5 (20.0%) Attendance: 673
Kimberley Dynamiters (2) vs. Fernie Ghostriders (1) TBD
and to serve our opponents off the court,” said first-year COTR Avs head coach Andrew Zurrin. “With Camosun, we’re going to have close the blocks against their fast attack… they’re the fastest in the league. We’ll also need to find a way to dig those balls and then counter-attack.” Fourth-year Avalanche leftside Kelsey Thompson (Vernon, B.C.) earned Player of
The fifth-seeded COTR Avalanche executed a feisty five-set victory against the fouthseed Fraser Valley Cascades to cement a spot in Friday’s semifinal match-up with the top-seeded Camosun College Chargers. “Our game plan was to be consistent in our attacking, to play clean
Playoff Scoring Statistics G 2 2 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
PTS 4 3 3 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
PIM 2 2 2 8 2 2 4 0 4 0 0 0 4 14 2 4 0 0 0 0 0
W L SO GAA SP 4 1 2 0.78 0.966
MP 307
Goaltending Statistics Player Tyson Brouwer
A 2 1 2 2 2 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
the Match for her allaround outstanding performance. The 5-foot-7 PACWEST firstteam all-star led her team to victory with 19 offensive points (13 kills, five aces, one block). “Tomorrow, we are going to play our game and play together,” said Kelsey Thompson about facing the Chargers in Friday’s semifinal. Final score: COTR 32 UFV (25-23, 17-25, 20-
25, 25-22, 15-8) The third-seeded VIU Mariners surged to a straight-sets victory over the sixth-seeded DC Royals to start Thursday’s quarter-final round at the PACWEST Volleyball Championships. The win advances VIU to Friday’s semifinal match against the second-seeded Capilano University Blues. Final score: VIU 3-0 DC (25-19, 25-15, 25-16)
KIJHL Playoffs Statistics & Series
Playoff Scoring Leaders Player Team 1. Nick Josephs KEL 2. Devan Suidy 1MH 3. Michael Lynch 1MH 4. Sam Plaquin FER 5. Braeden Cyra KEL
GP 5 5 5 5 5
G 3 4 6 4 3
A 8 5 2 4 5
PTS 11 9 8 8 8
Playoff Goaltending Leaders (min. 60 minutes played) Player Team GAA W L MP SO 1. Tyson Brouwer KIM 0.78 4 1 307 2 2. Brock Lefebvre CTC 1.30 1 2 184 0 3. C. Schamerhorn BVN 1.75 3 0 275 0 4. Brett Soles OSO 1.86 1 1 129 1 5. Lawrence Langan OSO 2.00 3 0 180 1
KIJHL first-round series at a glance
Player GP Braden Saretsky 5 Coy Prevost 5 Keenan Haase 5 Jason Richter 5 Jared Marchi 5 Eric Buckley 5 Jesse Wallace 5 Jordan Roy 3 Sawyer Hunt 5 James Jowsey 5 Lincoln Lane 5 Jordan Busch 5 Tyler Kinnon 5 Eddie Mountain Division Semifinal Justin Meier 5 Creston Valley T. Cats (3) vs. Kimberley Dynamiters (2) Jonas Gordon 4 Rory Mallard 4 DYNAMITERS WIN SERIES 4-1 Brady Revie 4 Game 1 - Thunder Cats 2 at Dynamiters 1 (OT) Trevor Van Steinburg 4 Game 2 - Thunder Cats 0 at Dynamiters 2 Charles Dagostin 3 Game 3 - Dynamiters 1 at Thunder Cats 0 Alex Rosolowsky 2 Game 4 - Dynamiters 3 at Thunder Cats 1 Marco Campanella 1 Game 5 - Thunder Cats 1 at Dynamiters 2
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KOOtenay COnferenCe - eDDie mOuntain Div. SemifinalS FERNIE GHOSTRIDERS (1) vs. GOLDEN ROCKETS (4) Ghostriders win series 4-1 Game 1 - Golden Rockets 1 at Fernie Ghostriders 7 Game 2 - Fernie Ghostriders 6 at Golden Rockets 2 Game 3 - Golden Rockets 1 at Fernie Ghostriders 4 Game 4 - Fernie Ghostriders 4 at Golden Rockets 6 Game 5 - Golden Rockets 2 at Fernie Ghostriders 4 KOOtenay COnferenCe - eDDie mOuntain Div. SemifinalS KIMBERLEY DYNAMITERS (2) vs. CRESTON VALLEY T. CATS (3) Dynamiters win series 4-1 Game 1 - Creston Valley T. Cats 2 at Kimberley Dynamiters 1 (OT) Game 2 - Creston Valley T. Cats 0 at Kimberley Dynamiters 2 Game 3 - Kimberley Dynamiters 1 at Creston Valley T. Cats 0 Game 4 - Kimberley Dynamiters 3 at Creston Valley T. Cats 1 Game 5 - Creston Valley Thunder Cats 1 at Kimberley Dynamiters 2
OK./ShuSwap COnferenCe - OKanagan Div. SemifinalS OSOYOOS COYOTES (1) vs. PRINCETON POSSE (4) Coyotes win series 4-1 Game 1 - Princeton Posse 0 at Osoyoos Coyotes 4 Game 2 - Princeton Posse 4 at Osoyoos Coyotes 3 (OT) Game 3 - Osoyoos Coyotes 5 at Princeton Posse 3 Game 4 - Osoyoos Coyotes 5 at Princeton Posse 0 Game 5 - Princeton Posse 3 at Osoyoos Coyotes 6
KOOtenay COnferenCe - neil murDOCh Div. SemifinalS BEAVER VALLEY NITEHAWKS (1) vs. NELSON LEAFS (4) Nitehawks win series 4-1 Game 1 - Nelson Leafs 0 at Beaver Valley Nitehawks 5 Game 2 - Nelson Leafs 5 at Beaver Valley Nitehawks 4 (OT) Game 3 - Beaver Valley Nitehawks 5 at Nelson Leafs 2 Game 4 - Beaver Valley Nitehawks 3 at Nelson Leafs 2 Game 5 - Nelson Leafs 3 at Beaver Valley Nitehawks 4 (OT)
OK./ShuSwap COnferenCe - OKanagan Div. SemifinalS SUMMERLAND STEAM (2) vs. KELOWNA CHIEFS (3) Steam lead series 3-2 Game 1 - Kelowna Chiefs 2 at Summerland Steam 3 Game 2 - Kelowna Chiefs 3 at Summerland Steam 1 Game 3 - Summerland Steam 10 at Kelowna Chiefs 4 Game 4 - Summerland Steam 2 at Kelowna Chiefs 3 Game 5 - Kelowna Chiefs 6 at Summerland Steam 7 (OT) Game 6 - Friday, Feb. 27 at Rutland Arena (8 p.m.) *Game 7 - Saturday, Feb. 28 at Summerland Arena (8:30 p.m.)
KOOtenay COnferenCe - neil murDOCh Div. SemifinalS CASTLEGAR REBELS (2) vs. SPOKANE BRAVES (3) Rebels lead series 3-2 Game 1 - Spokane Braves 3 at Castlegar Rebels 4 Game 2 - Spokanes Braves 6 at Castlegar Rebels 3 Game 3 - Castlegar Rebels 2 at Spokane Braves 1 Game 4 - Castlegar Rebels 0 at Spokane Braves 6 Game 5 - Spokane Braves 2 at Castlegar Rebels 5 Game 6 - Friday, Feb. 27 at Eagles Ice-A-Rena (8 p.m.) *Game 7 - Saturday, Feb. 28 at Castlegar Complex (8 p.m.)
OK./ShuSwap COnferenCe - DOug birKS Div. SemifinalS KAMLOOPS STORM (1) vs. SICAMOUS EAGLES (4) Storm win series 4-1 Game 1 - Sicamous Eagles 0 at Kamloops Storm 3 Game 2 - Sicamous Eagles 1 at Kamloops Storm 5 Game 3 - Kamloops Storm 2 at Sicamous Eagles 3 (OT) Game 4 - Kamloops Storm 4 at Sicamous Eagles 3 (OT) Game 5 - Sicamous Eagles 3 at Kamloops Storm 4
OK./ShuSwap COnferenCe - DOug birKS Div. SemifinalS CHASE HEAT (2) vs. 100 MILE HOUSE WRANGLERS (3) Wranglers lead series 3-2 Game 1 - 100 Mile House Wranglers 4 at Chase Heat 3 (OT) Game 2 - 100 Mile House Wranglers 2 at Chase Heat 5 Game 3 - Chase Heat 1 at 100 Mile House Wranglers 4 Game 4 - Chase Heat 4 at 100 Mile House Wranglers 3 (OT) Game 5 - 100 Mile House Wranglers 7 at Chase Heat 0 Game 6 - Friday, Feb. 27 at South Cariboo Rec Centre (8 p.m.) *Game 7 - Saturday, Feb. 28 at Art Holding Memorial Arena (8 p.m.)
All times MST; * = if necessary
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Within a short time The Cranbrook Herald stated “there are so many Chinese laundry buildings in the vicinity that it is considering adding some Chinese type font and publishing a celestial edition.” In truth, though the Herald was a decidedly anti-Chinese publication, if it could have made money printing in Chinese it most likely would have. Needless to say the
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UP TO supposed glut of Chinese laundries came from the simple fact that the folks of Cranbrook needed someone to clean their clothes and it appeared they were not about to do it for themselves. The Chinese gradually made deeper inroads into the community. By 1900 there were a few Chinese Christians who might be found at church; the Methodist Church to be
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Janus: A look at Cranbrook’s ‘Celestial Menace’ ley will remove the Chinese colony next Saturday night. As is the case of other adjoining towns, Kimberley’s loss will be Cranbrook’s gain.” The town of Moyie was threatening similar action while Nelson had done much the same two years earlier. Decidedly unwelcome in many local communities, the Chinese, for better or for worse, could at least make a home in Cranbrook. Next week: the Celestial Menace Part II
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