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Prevailing winds are beginning to relieve smoky conditions that hit Campbell River Sunday. The Ministry of Environment and Island Health are leaving a wildfire smoke advisory in place until the current weather conditions improve, however. “We had an overnight marine push that has cleared much of the smoke at ground level,” said Earle Plain, air quality meteorologist with MOE, on Tuesday. “But the smoke remains aloft, so we’ll continue to see the red sun in the mornings and evenings.” Smoke from a series of wildfires in mainland B.C. will likely continue to impact much of Vancouver Island until there is a shift in the highpressure system that has lingered over coastal B.C., or until the fires are put out, Plain added. The ministry and Island Health issued a joint wildfire smoke advisory Sunday afternoon that covers a region stretching from Victoria in the south to Campbell River. The westerly winds that moved in Monday and overnight into Tueday have provided improved conditions at particulate measuring stations in Victoria, Cowichan and Nanaimo, but Plain said elevated readings were still occuring Tuesday in Courtenay and Campbell River. A particulate measuring station on Dogwood Street in Campbell River recorded a spike from 12 micrograms per cubic metre to more than 100 micrograms/m3 between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Monday afternoon — “That’s very high,” said Plain — and Campbell River’s hourly average

from 9 a.m. Monday to 9 a.m. Tuesday was 52.5. Exposure to particulate pollution from wildfires can be a particular risk to infants, the elderly and those who have underlying medical conditions, including asthma, diabetes and lung or heart disease, Island Health reported. Residents within the advisory area are urged to avoid strenuous outdoor activity, and to contact their health care providers if they experience difficulty in breathing, chest pain or discomfort and the sudden onset of cough or irritation of airways. Residents with asthma or other chronic illness are urged to activate their asthma or personal care plan. The advisory includes Port Alberni, which is impacted by its own forest fire on Dog Mountain, near Sproat Lake. Another Island fire, which caused the evacuation of nearly 200 residents in Port Hardy over the weekend, has been partially contained and residents have been allowed to return under an evacuation alert. No air quality advisory is posted for the Island north of Campbell River. All of the smoke impacting the east side of Vancouver Island is coming from the mainland, and has been funneled into a single, large plume. “There are a lot of different sources of smoke causing issue on the Island and the Sunshine Coast,” said Plain. “It’s coming from the Penticton fire, the Pemberton fire and the Sechelt fire, and it’s shooting across the strait through all these inlets.” Plain said satellite imagery from Sunday showed the smoke pushing through Sechelt and striking the

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The setting sun is screened by a smoky haze over Willow Point Monday evening creating an eerie tableau when framed with Cody LaFrance’s Scare the Crows sculpture.

Qualicum/Parksville area before flowing south. Since then, however, winds have shifted to the west. “With the shift to westerlies, we’re seeing that plume pushed to the north,” Plain said Monday afternoon. “Courtenay is getting slammed right now, and it’s on the way to Campbell River.” Long term, Plain said, the high

pressure system that has lingered over the Island will remain for the foreseeable future, meaning relief from the smoke will be dependent on surface winds — and on the efforts of firefighting crews. The current improvement in conditions at ground level will benefit those with at-risk health conditions, but Plain warned that conditions

can remain variable as long as the fires continue to burn. “The thing about wildfire smoke is that it really changes quickly,” he said. “You can have one good hour, and then it gets bad again.” Real-time air quality information, including readings from the Dogwood monitoring station, is available online at www.bcairquality.ca.

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Cape Mudge Lighthouse recognized as heritage site Mike Davies CAMPBELL RIVER MIRROR

In May 2008, legislation was introduced to “protect and conserve heritage lighthouses,” across Canada. In May 2012, the petition period closed for nominations. Last week, the first 74 heritage lighthouses in Canada were announced, and Quadra’s very own Cape Mudge Lighthouse was on the list, along with 20 others in B.C. Located on the southwestern tip of Quadra Island, the octagonal concrete lighthouse was built in 1916, replacing the original structure

that stood on the site – a square wooden house built in 1898. The heritage designation process wasn’t without its controversy, however. In August of 2011, Chief Ralph Dick of the We Wai Kai First Nation, whose land is home to the lighthouse, asked the Strathcona Regional District (SRD) to “butt out” of their affairs, which is what the band felt was happening by seeking the heritage recognition for the site. The SRD said they were only interested in ensuring the building itself would be preserved. The building is owned and operated

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Constructed in 1916, the Lighthouse at Cape Mudge was recently dedicated as one of the first 74 heritage lighthouses in Canada by Parks Canada after an extensive evaluation and designation process.

by the federal government and operated by the Coast Guard, they said, and they wanted to

ensure it was protected from the whims of the federal government. At the time, Jim Abram

Strathcona Regional District’s Quadra Island Director – now Chair – and retired lightstation-keeper for 25 years said, “The Coast Guard is our worst enemy as far as light stations are concerned.” And he still believes that. “This announcement means that the station itself will not only be be preserved, but also remain the same rather than being changed by the Coast Guard on a whim,” he said. “This is a big win for us. We’ve been fighting this battle for 25 years in regards to the preservation of these structures and the rec-

ognition of their importance to the nation,” he said. “There’s no more efficient or effective system in the country than light stations,” he said, noting that station keepers not only keep ships from wrecking on dangerous shorelines, but also provide vital science, weather and other record-keeping services as well as performing life-saving and searchand-rescue roles. Abram sees the conservation announcement as a birthday gift to the nation from the federal government, adding it’s fitting that it also comes just before the Cape

Mudge station’s 100th birthday. “I’m ecstatic that it was one of the first on the list,” Abram said. Abrams said one of the reasons that the Cape Mudge station is in such good shape, even after 100 years, is that it’s the only tower on true coast of B.C. – probably in Canada – that was made with fresh water. A well was dug on the property to make the concrete used in the continuous-pour, Abram said, which compared to concrete made with saltwater, is much stronger. “It’s also an iconic structure for the area,” Abram said.

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Conservation Officer Bryce Casavant has been suspended without pay pending a performance investigation after he refused to put down two bear cubs this weekend. The baby bears (pictured tranquilized, right), a brother and sister, were orphaned after their mother was put down after she had, at least twice, broken into a freezer of salmon and deer meat inside a mobile home on Hardy Bay Road. Cassavant stressed the sow’s actions were at no fault of the property owner. “Although it is unlikely the mother (and cubs) was in town due to the fire, it is hard to know,” said Casavant. On July 5, Casavant and members of the Port Hardy Fire Department literally pulled out all stops to rescue the babies who had come back to the property and were up a tree calling for their dead mother. “They (firefighters) had their high-angle rescue specialist scale the tree and rappel down on top of the bears to lower them to me. I then tran-

quilized them by hand,” said Casavant. The babies were estimated to be about eight weeks and weigh 20 to 25 pounds, are healthy and still nursing. “We were there for a couple hours,” Casavant said. “It’s immoral to shoot a helpless baby bear, they are nursing still. They are not garbage bears. They are infants,” said Rob Hodder, the owner of the mobile home. “I have an Aboriginal background and deem them to be a sacred animal to our people and I want them to be saved,” Fodder said. After their capture, the babies were transported to the Port Hardy Veterinary Hospital for a health assessment and containment. Casavant then made the decision to transport the bears down Island to the North Island Wildlife

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Manager and Founder Robin Campbell, who is now housing the two youngsters. “The Ministry has decided to have us care for them at this point,” said Campbell, until an investigation is done. The controversy occurred after the Ministry of Environment received conflicting reports, one that said the cubs were eating garbage

and another which said that was not the case. Because they were reported to be eating garbage, the cubs were ordered destroyed. If that account is true, said Campbell, the cubs would indeed need to be destroyed “because they would remember and they could become very dangerous for people’s safety.” However, if the alter-

been marked with a bit of paint to identify them. “If there is any negative behaviour we will be able to see it,” Campbell said, adding that the Ministry “was only acting on information that was initially given to them. They go out of their way to bring us bears.” Statements by Bryce Casavant were made to Black Press prior to him being suspended.

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just because the fire was emitting less smoke than the day before. Between Saturday evening and Sunday morning the fire did not grow, but the persistently hot weather and strong winds had officials preparing for another challenging day. Paula Mackay, Fire Information Officer with the Coastal Fire Centre, said that the main fire on Sunday morning was measured at 16 hectares, and was 20 per cent contained, while the 1 hectare spot fire was 80 per cent contained. The fire as of Sunday morning was considered a rank 1 fire, meaning a smouldering ground or creeping surface fire. Four helicopters continued to work on the fire Sunday in addition to ground crews. Mayor Hank Bood reported Sunday that there were no new evacuations being ordered, but that the situation was being repeatedly assessed. “The key message today is that it is going to be the hottest, driest day of this week,” said Bood. By 1:30 p.m. Sunday, the Coastal Fire Centre reported that the main

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Good news for those who believe camping is just not camping without the experience of some genuine wood smoke: Looks like you’re back in action. Thanks to the wind-borne donation wafting from Pemberton and points throughout mainland B.C., you can enjoy the backwoods of Vancouver Island and get that genuine campfire experience without so much as lighting a match. OK, not so much of a laugh. But for some real misery, you need only look at the longterm projection for this summer’s fire conditions. If the fire season seems earlier and more severe than usual, that’s because it is. Those who have followed the dropping levels of our reservoirs and rivers already know about the lack of snow runoff and spring rains. Continued scarcity of rainfall, combined with high temperatures, have turned the greater portion of B.C. into a tinderbox — and the hot, dry conditions are only expected to persist.

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Granted, the smog that has Monday the fire remained just alternately drifted through or 20 per cent contained. stopped to blanket Campbell An open fire ban has been River since Sunday is the established for virtually the result of fires entire island, across the strait. STRAIT except for the And a number of sliver of “fog those have been zone” around caused by lightCape Scott on ning strikes. its northern tip. Yet more than But that hasn’t 40 per cent of stopped people B.C. wildfires are from reverting to human-caused, old habits. according to the Jeff Aoki, makMinistry of Enviing a routine fire ronment, and patrol out of Port Vancouver Island McNeill for the is getting its share Ministry of Forof them. ests, Lands and A blaze on Dog MounNatural Resources over the tain, suspected to be human weekend, came across a couple caused, is providing Port just preparing to light a pile Alberni with its own delightful of charcoal briquettes directly red sunrises and sunsets, and on the forest floor at Bonanza has resulted in the evacuation Lake. of cabins accessible only by “I figured that with this fire boat from Sproat Lake. ban in place it would be a non And a fire that broke out eventful day on fire patrol,” on the edge of Port Hardy Aoki shared on social media. last Friday led to a 48-hour “The husband was literally evacuation of residents on two flicking his lighter when I streets in the town before they pulled up, and the briquettes were allowed to return under were drenched with fire a mere evacuation alert. As of starter.”

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The Cape Mudge Lighthouse foghorn sounded Monday morning but it wasn’t because of fog. The shroud of forest fire smoke blanketing the south coast obscured Quadra Island from sight so badly that it set the foghorn off. The smoke was so thick on the water that Quadra disappeared from view from the Vancouver Island side of Discovery Passage. The prevalence of smoke hanging over Vancouver Island and the Lower Mainland has prompted health warnings from the Ministry of the Environment on Monday that said, “As of Sunday night, and until further notice, a wildfire smoke advisory is in effect for the east and south coasts of Vancouver Island from We say: Smokey Campbell River to Victoskies require our ria. Smoke concentrations, according to the most vulnerable advisory, will vary and to take care possibly lessen before getting worse, because of changes in wind direction and atmospheric pressure “The advisory recommends that people in the affected areas avoid strenuous outdoor activities, and advises those experiencing, ‘difficulty in breathing, chest pain or discomfort, and sudden onset of cough or irritation of airways,’ to contact their healthcare provider immediately. “Exposure is particularly a concern for infants, the elderly and those who have underlying medical conditions such as diabetes and lung or heart disease.” So, be careful out there and be particularly careful with behaviour that creates the risk of forest fire. The Campbell River area has been lucky so far and has escaped a fire in this area. But we are at as high a risk for wildfire as anywhere else in the province. If you are one of the groups at risk of respiratory distress due to the smoke, we hope things are not too uncomfortable and here’s to a strong breeze to blow all this smoke away but spare a thought for our fire fighting crews who are striving to bring these fires under control.

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Campfires and carelessly tossed butts are not the only causes of wildfires started by humans. The use of ATVs and other machinery in the woods at a time like this comes with risks every user should weigh and mitigate. When parts of Vancouver Island were slapped with a Level 3 drought rating in mid-June, it was the earliest such occurrence on record. Just a few weeks later, we’re at Level 4, the province’s highest drought rating. Meanwhile, we continue to make the best of the situation. Despite a wildfire smoke advisory issued Sunday afternoon by MOE and Island Health, residents could still be seen Monday frolicking in the sands and waters of Storries Beach, or walking, jogging or cycling along the Seawalk in Willow Point, even as the haze of Pemberton obscured the usual view of the mainland in the distance. In other words, it could be worse. And, if we don’t pay attention to our own actions, it will be.

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Campbell River loses long-time resident and war hero

Halifax bomber and West Coast aviator passes away at age 91

Long-time Campbell River resident Ted Turner, 91, a former aviator with the RCAF, Island Air and Air BC, and an active supporter of the Royal Canadian Legion, died at his home at Berwick-by-the-Sea on Friday. The Halifax bomber tail-gunner, who survived a full “tour” of 35 operational missions into occupied Europe during World War II, died suddenly attended by his son Mark and emergency personnel, just months after receiving the new RCAF Bomber Command Bar medal for his wartime service. Turner took great pride in his time in the RCAF and that his entire seven-man aircraft crew had survived the war almost completely unscathed, despite the enormous losses in Bomber Command, particularly among tail-gunners. After coming to Campbell River in 1966 from Ontario, Turner became a pilot with Island Air and Air BC, retiring at 58 in 1982. Turner attended numerous military ceremonies here with the Legion and in April this year laid a wreath and represented the Legion in being one of a small handful of WWII veteran guest of honour at ceremonies in April to mark the 70th anniversary of the Liberation of the Netherlands in 1945. Ten years before, he had attended 60th anniversary celebrations in Holland, where he was feted along with many other Canadian veterans; and in July 2012 ago he was one of the RCAF guests of honour at the unveiling of a Bomber Command memorial in London, England, unveiled by Prince Charles. He recalled that he and Prince Charles shook hands and had a brief chat. Tuner invited Prince Charles to come

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Rick O’Connor, President and CEO of Black Press Group Ltd. is pleased to announce the appointment of Andrew Franklin as Director of Digital Development for the Black Press Group British Columbia Divisions. Andrew will be responsible for developing, implementing, tracking and optimizing digital marketing and audience development across British Columbia. He will work with digital staff and group Presidents to further develop our websites and mobile platforms as we continue to grow the digital part of our media business. Andrew has managed award-winning teams over his 30-year newspaper career and has received North American-wide industry recognition for innovative digital initiatives over the last five years. Recently he has taken a lead role in launching new products including the crowdfunding program BlackPress4Good.

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The Strathcona Regional District wants the province to reduce ferry fares on its minor routes by 25 per cent. The board voted at its meeting June 25 to write a letter to the B.C. government requesting the

rate hike. T h e re qu e st w a s prompted by a study conducted for the Islands Trust Council, a federation of local government bodies representing small coastal communities. The council, in May, hired consulting firm Perrin Thorau and Asso-

ciates to calculate the cost of lowering fares on all minor ferry routes. The consultants used recent BC Ferries operating results and fare information to build its report. “The consultants calculated that an additional $11 to $14 million is needed annually to

reduce fares by 25 per cent from today’s prices, on all minor routes on B.C.’s coast,” wrote Peter Luckham, chair of the Islands Trust Council, in a letter to the Strathcona Regional District. “Our funding calculations give the province credible information to make a sound investment deci-

sion.” Luckham said that having the government pay into the ferry system would strengthen the province’s economy, making it a worthwhile investment. “We have a constructive proposal,” Luckham said. “Affordable fares would attract more cus-

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on a new BC Ferries’ Coastal Ferry Services Contract, which will run from 2016 to 2020. “Current negotiations for a renewed Coastal Ferry Services Contract are a perfect opportunity for the government to invest in coastal communities,” Luckham said. “We believe a well-advertised drop in fares on the minor routes would help our communities bounce back and give us all time to work on longer-term solutions with the province.” Luckham said it’s time the provincial government took action to alleviate the cost pressures facing coastal communities. “One call, and we’ll do it all”

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The city will administer a count of the city’s homeless to determine how best to help Campbell River’s most vulnerable. Council, at its Monday meeting, voted to have city staff work with the Campbell River Housing Resource Centre to conduct a detailed absolute homelessness count. Council also agreed to spend up to $2,000 with the money to come from council’s contingency account. The initiative came from Coun. Ron Kerr who told council that if the city intends to lobby the province for home-

lessness funding, the city needs to have all the facts. “We haven’t had a count in Campbell River since probably 2008 or before that,” Kerr said. “It really does give the community something we can use in making decisions and in discussions with the ministry, BC Housing and Island Health. It gives the real, hard facts and I think it’s really important that we do that right away as winter’s coming and it will definitely give everyone a true indication of what’s happening on the streets.” Kerr served notice at the June 22 council meeting, following a presentation from a

group of the city’s homeless, that he would be asking council to support the homeless count. The issue has been front and centre at City Hall since early June when the city’s homeless camped out on the front lawn of the municipal building to get answers as to when a proposed sobering assessment centre will come to fruition and if the annual winter shelter will be back this year. While the sobering assessment centre is still at least a year away because the site slated for the centre isn’t yet available, the winter shelter is largely dependent on the city securing money from the prov-

ince and BC Housing, combined with annual Island Health funding. Coun. Colleen Evans said Kerr’s proposed homeless count will help the city in its efforts to lobby for money. “If we have that information it’s going to allow us to move forward with other funding opportunities,” Evans said. “Definitely the homelessness situation in Campbell River is going to be critical as we move forward. I think the timeliness of this is very important.” Coun. Michele Babchuk said the count will help council determine how it can help the most vulnerable. “If we don’t have the baseline numbers, it’s

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The fourth annual River City Arts Festival will run from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, July 25, in downtown Campbell River. Sponsored by Impressions Gallery and staffed by its volunteers, Arts Fest will span the artistic hub of Spirit Square, Tidemark Theatre and Campbell River. River City Arts Fest is Campbell River and North Island’s largest outdoor artistic venue, providing exposure for emerging and seasoned artists of Vancouver Island and the surrounding islands. Arts Fest offers a wide range of exciting, artistic venues, unique designs, interactive art events, opportunities to chat with talented artists & artisans, lively musicians and entertainers, and delicious food to savour. Organizers endeavour to add new and exciting features every year, providing fun for all ages, and a spirit of inclusion. Arts Fest will offer more children’s art activities (at multiple indoor and outdoor sites), interactive entertainment (including roving performers, street theatre and literary arts), a new line up of talented musicians, and more food and refreshment options. The 2014 festival featured 130-plus artists showcasing their works, in an interactive, daylong event. Admission is free. Prime locations are filling fast; to register to enter your art, contact Kris Sand at 250286-1612 or impressionsartgallery@yahoo.ca.

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nanoose bay BIG

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Canadian AAA

Top Sirloin Grilling Steak

17.12 per kg

Per

Lactantia

Salted Butter 454gr

Shredded Parmesan Cheese 1kg bag

B.C. Grown

Red Haven Peaches 3.28 per kg

49 Per

Blu Dot

Green Tea

LICABL PP

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PLUS A

473ml

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Sunrise Farms

Bone In Chicken Breasts

Sunrise Farms

Whole Roasting Chicken

8.79 per kg

6.59 per kg

Locally Raised BC Poultry

Per

Grain Fed Free Run

Boneless Center Cut or Rib End Pork Loin Roast

Canadian

Beef Simmering Short Ribs

13.20 per kg

Locally Raised BC Poultry No Animal By Products Used Antibiotic Free Grain Fed

Per

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Dairyland

Cottage Cheese 500gr

2$ for

Olivieri

300-350gr

350gr

Filled Pasta

NOW OPEN

OFF

30% OFF ROYAL DOULTON IN EFFECT JULY 6-12, 2015

1kg

Royal D Comox • Powell River • Qualicum Foods • Courtenay

Boneless Skinless Chicken Thighs

Per

30%

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Sunrise Traditional

22.02 per kg

Grain Fed Free Run

New Zealand Lamb Loin Chops

Per

Locally Raised BC Poultry

Per

Fresh

8.79 per kg

Blue Water Seafoods

Grill 179gr

Gnocchi

Blue Water Seafoods

Manitoba Harvest

Hemp Hearts

227gr

Olivieri

Prana

Nested Pasta or Lasagna Sheets

Chia Seeds 300gr

300-360gr

299

for

Kraft

Olivieri

250gr

160gr or 300ml

499 Blue Water Seafoods

Pasta Sauce

Parmesan Cheese

Fillets

450-519gr

Fillets

580-680gr

999

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Boneless Center Cut Pork Loin Chops

Canadian AAA

8.80 per kg

Outside Round Oven Roast

13.20 per kg

99 Per

Harvest

Mitchellâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

450gr

375gr

Wieners

Freybe

Premium Bacon

Per

Freybe

Sausage

Bavarian Smokies Sausage or European Wieners

Selected, 375gr

500-600gr

Happy Friday D E A L

Purchase any 650-750ml

Astro Yogourt

FREE and receive a second one

works out to

$ 00 each

Offer in effect July 6-12, 2015

Yoplait

Yop Drinkable Yogurt 200ml

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Happy Water

Naturally Alkaline Lithia Water 1lt

Happy Planet

Selected, 390-500gr

325ml

Fruit Smoothie PLUS A

for

Yoplait

LICABL PP

EES EF

General Mills

Cheerios Cereal

4$ for

650gr

for

Kraft

500ml

1kg

Peanut Butter

Jam

Source Yogurt 16x100gr

LICABL PP

EES EF

2$ Yoplait

PLUS A

Nestle or Nestea

Source Yogurt

for

52ml

for

Good Host

Selected, 108-472gr

Original, 2.35kg

699

Tassimo

Coffee

Liquid Water Enhancer

Iced Tea Mix

7 77

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Quality Foods an Island Original

Prices in effect July 06 - 12, 2015

Cream Cheese

256-350gr

250gr

Hellmann’s

591ml

350ml

PLUS A

WIN

All Natural Dressing 350ml

415ml

Arnott’s

for

LICABL PP

for

PEDEGO

LICABL PP

Planters

Cashews

175-200gr

ELECTRIC BIKES

Newman’s Own

Medium Salsa

Most Wanted BBQ Sauce

for

Tim Tam Chocolate Biscuits

500ml

EES EF

Newman’s Own

Coke

LICABL PP

EES EF

12x355ml

LICABL PP

24x355ml

with

Cool Iced Tea

450gr

for

Nestea

Vitamin Water

Cheddar or Mozza Style Slices

340gr

1.42lt

Glaceau

Black Diamond

Shredded Cheese

Real Mayonnaise

Rainbow Pack Pop

This summer, share a

PLUS A

5$ for

2$ for

Crush

100’s

EES EF

for

Freeze Pops

140-200gr

Selected, 400-450gr

Mr. Freeze or Crush

Ritz

PLUS A

Black Diamond

Cheese

Christie

Biscuits

PLUS A

Peek Freans

Lactantia

Dry Roasted Peanuts

225gr

600gr

Snack Better

SunRype

Sahale Snacks Blend

100% Pure Apple Juice

Beverage

113-142gr

Unsweetened, 1.89lt

1.36lt

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Wild Sockeye Salmon

213gr

113-170gr

Del Monte

Real Fruit Frozen Bars

for

Nestle

Nestle or Christie

Drumstick

Frozen Dessert Bars or Sandwiches

Assorted Sizes

12x50ml

4$ for

for

Green Giant

Tre Stelle

Feta Cheese

2$ for

Process Cheese

Frozen Vegetables

300-500gr

2$ for

454gr

12x355ml

PLUS A

4x107-112.5ml

473ml

1lt

for

Sweet Baby Ray’s

Pam

No-Stick Cooking Spray

425ml

1lt

299

Barbecue Sauce

Tomato Ketchup

2$ for

E.D. Smith

Pickles

Dealcoholized Beer

Dairyland

Milk 2 Go

499 Vlasic

LICABL PP

for

Fruit Bowls

Assorted Sizes

O’Doul’s

LICABL PP

272-552gr

Blue Diamond

EES EF

Nestle

for

Del Monte

Nature Valley, General Mills, or Betty Crocker

Value Size Bars or Snacks

Skinny Cow Frozen Novelties

499

Almonds

170gr

750gr

Assorted Sizes

499

Swiss Knight

Green Giant

Valley Selections Vegetables

400gr

LICABL PP

PLUS A

Selected, 170gr

PLUS A

Crab Meat or Wild Cocktail Shrimp

Ocean’s

LICABL PP

EES EF

Ocean’s

LICABL PP

EES EF

Chunk or Flaked Light Tuna in Water

4x355ml

EES EF

Ocean’s

for

Ginger Brew

142gr

Reed’s

Kettle Cooked Potato Chips

4x355ml

EES EF

2$ for

Pioneer Chips

Micro Brewed

PLUS A

Virgil’s

141-170gr

2$ for

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Prices in effect July 06 - 12, 2015

Cream Cheese

256-350gr

250gr

Hellmann’s

591ml

350ml

PLUS A

WIN

All Natural Dressing 350ml

415ml

Arnott’s

for

LICABL PP

for

PEDEGO

LICABL PP

Planters

Cashews

175-200gr

ELECTRIC BIKES

Newman’s Own

Medium Salsa

Most Wanted BBQ Sauce

for

Tim Tam Chocolate Biscuits

500ml

EES EF

Newman’s Own

Coke

LICABL PP

EES EF

12x355ml

LICABL PP

24x355ml

with

Cool Iced Tea

450gr

for

Nestea

Vitamin Water

Cheddar or Mozza Style Slices

340gr

1.42lt

Glaceau

Black Diamond

Shredded Cheese

Real Mayonnaise

Rainbow Pack Pop

This summer, share a

PLUS A

5$ for

2$ for

Crush

100’s

EES EF

for

Freeze Pops

140-200gr

Selected, 400-450gr

Mr. Freeze or Crush

Ritz

PLUS A

Black Diamond

Cheese

Christie

Biscuits

PLUS A

Peek Freans

Lactantia

Dry Roasted Peanuts

225gr

600gr

Snack Better

SunRype

Sahale Snacks Blend

100% Pure Apple Juice

Beverage

113-142gr

Unsweetened, 1.89lt

1.36lt

Wild Sockeye Salmon

213gr

113-170gr

Del Monte

Real Fruit Frozen Bars

for

Nestle

Nestle or Christie

Drumstick

Frozen Dessert Bars or Sandwiches

Assorted Sizes

12x50ml

4$ for

for

Green Giant

Tre Stelle

Feta Cheese

2$ for

Process Cheese

Frozen Vegetables

300-500gr

2$ for

454gr

12x355ml

PLUS A

4x107-112.5ml

473ml

1lt

for

Sweet Baby Ray’s

Pam

No-Stick Cooking Spray

425ml

1lt

299

Barbecue Sauce

Tomato Ketchup

2$ for

E.D. Smith

Pickles

Dealcoholized Beer

Dairyland

Milk 2 Go

499 Vlasic

LICABL PP

for

Fruit Bowls

Assorted Sizes

O’Doul’s

LICABL PP

272-552gr

Blue Diamond

EES EF

Nestle

for

Del Monte

Nature Valley, General Mills, or Betty Crocker

Value Size Bars or Snacks

Skinny Cow Frozen Novelties

499

Almonds

170gr

750gr

Assorted Sizes

499

Swiss Knight

Green Giant

Valley Selections Vegetables

400gr

LICABL PP

PLUS A

Selected, 170gr

PLUS A

Crab Meat or Wild Cocktail Shrimp

Ocean’s

LICABL PP

EES EF

Ocean’s

LICABL PP

EES EF

Chunk or Flaked Light Tuna in Water

4x355ml

EES EF

Ocean’s

for

Ginger Brew

142gr

Reed’s

Kettle Cooked Potato Chips

4x355ml

EES EF

2$ for

Pioneer Chips

Micro Brewed

PLUS A

Virgil’s

141-170gr

2$ for

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Deli & Cheese

Schneiders

Maple Ham

Large

Harvest Tyme or Fat Free Turkey Breast

99 100 gr

Broccoli & Grape Andean Quinoa Creamy Coleslaw Macaroni Potato & Egg

Per

100 gr

Arbutus Ridge

10 Piece California & Dynamite Roll

• • • • •

Per

Sushi

Deli Salad

Dutch

Homous, Spinach or Tzatziki Dip

Mild Gouda Cheese

1 95 45

per 100 gr

Dinner for Four

16 Piece Maki Platter

Alexis De Portneuf

Belle Creme Triple Cream Brie Cheese

Spring Roll

Available at select stores only. Available at select stores only.

per 100 gr

Seafood • Quality Foods

Little Cedar Falls

Steelhead Fillets

Fresh

Skinless Halibut Fillets FROM

Per

NANAIMO

100 gr

Fresh

Grey Cod Fillets

99 Per

100 gr

49 Per

100 gr

Quality Fresh

Walnut Halves & Pieces

per 100 gr

Fresh

Hand Peeled Shrimp

California

LOCAL

Organically Yours

Quality Fresh

Sweet Treats Jelly Beans

Organic Roasted & Salted Cashews

Sweet Treats Chocolate Almonds

600gr

Per

100 gr

200gr

60% Dark, 300gr

699

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Bakery

Butter Crust Bread

English Bay

12 Pack Cookies

8” Lemon Meringue Pie

2$ for

for

Raspberry Swirl Muffins

Mini Apple or Cherry Strudel

Wonder

Bread 570gr

6 pack

for

Chocolate Eclairs

Double Layer

Hamburger or Hot Dog Buns

Lemon Truffle Cake

6 pack

Dempster’s

Signature Bread

600gr

12 pack

for

2$ for

Quality Foods • Taste for Life Cliff Bar

Real Food

Bottle Green

68gr

125-150gr

750ml

Corn Thins

2$ for

LICABL PP

La Tourangelle

Kettle Brand

Jordans

113gr

450-500gr

Baked Potato Chips

Meal Replacement

6x237ml

EES EF

Boost

Sparkling Beverage

PLUS A

Energy Bar

Grapeseed Oil or Organic Virgin Coconut Oil

Cereal

414-750ml

for

Scotties

White Swan

SpongeTowels

Multi Facial Tissue

Napkins

3$ for

Purex

Paper Towels

6x94-140’s

100’s

Household

Jumbo Bathroom Tissue

6’s

30’s

599

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NEW APPY SPECIAL!

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SUMMER

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FUN ¢

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Sweet Italian Red or White Onions 2.18 per kg

B.C. Grown

Green Beans or Yellow Wax Beans

4.39 per kg

Mixed Coloured Peppers

Per

2lb bag

¢ 2$

Little Sweetoms Grape Tomatoes

Per

for

New Zealand Grown

Royal Gala Apples 3.28 per kg

JUMBO

Per

B.C. Grown “Hot House”

JUMB

Natural Organics

6”

Crazy Daisy Bouquet

B.C. Grown “Hot House”

Per

Phaelanopsis

California Grown

Organic Bunched Broccolettes

2$ for

California Grown

Organic Cantaloupe 2.18 per kg

¢ per

California Grown

Organic Romaine Hearts 3’s

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DEATHS

Eleanor Quinton June 23, 2015

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our mother, grandmother, sister, and most dedicated wife Eleanor Quinton. Eleanor went to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on June 23, 2015. As a family we are sorrowful yet rejoicing in her life of 75 years where she was a very dedicated servant of God. She never missed a minute or ceased in her desire to reach others for Christ. Eleanor worked in her early years as a teacher and librarian, in the later years served along side her husband Ron as he entered into Pastoral ministry in Campbell River. Their whole lives they have laboured hard together to love people and to share the good news of Jesus Christ. Eleanor was predeceased by her parents Carl and Pat Rodman, her first son Phillip Quinton, and her brother Jim Rodman. She is survived by her husband Ron Quinton, her sisters Lois Venn, Janet Rodman and sister-in-law Shirl Rodman. Eleanor will be deeply missed by her children Shawn (and Kerry) Quinton and Heather (and Will) Chambers. Her four grandchildren were dearest to her heart, Phillip and Sierra Quinton (Axel/ Brielle), and Samara and Rachel Chambers (Yoda/ Cola) will be missing their grandma for years to come; like her own children she never missed an opportunity to attend a school event or exciting time for her grandchildren to share with her their skills and hobbies. There will be a memorial service to celebrate the life of Eleanor Quinton, July 11, 2015 at 2pm at Discovery Community Church, Campbell River; Pastor Larry Martin officiating. A light meal and fellowship will follow the service. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to â&#x20AC;&#x153; Campfire Ministries- Camp Bob. 7898 N Island Highway, Black Creek, BC. V9J 1G8.â&#x20AC;?

In loving memory

Camp Bob is a ministry based camp that reaches kids for Christ and in which Eleanor was very fond of (especially when her son Shawn was assisting in directing the program there for many years). Pray for our family as we continue to heal from this sudden and great loss to our family, our strength will come from the Lord and is well documented in Psalm 46!!! â&#x20AC;&#x153;God is our refuge and our strength.â&#x20AC;?

Thank You

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Lorraine Pauline Marie Theberge (St. Georges) It is with deepest regret that we announce Lorraine Pauline Marie Theberge (nee St. Georges) passed away July 1, 2015 at 7:00 am at the Campbel River General Hospital. She is predeceased by her mother Clorilda St. Georges (nee Lapierre) and father Omer St. Georges. She leaves behind her loving husband Edward Sr. Not only her partner and best friend, but her main caregiver who was with her every step of the way on her cancer journey. She also leaves behind her children Robert Ledgister (Pamela), daughter Maureen Ledgister (Earl), stepdaugher stepdaugher Alana Alana Swift Swift (Mark). Ledgister(Earl), and stepson Edward Jr. (Jennifer). She also leaved leaves behind her much loved grandchildren Ethan, Makenna, Elijah and Izaiah (Robertâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s); Mnitri, Markus, Jordannah, Theordore and Natasha (Maureenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s), Emily (Edwardâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s) and Abigail (Alanaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s). Last but not forgotten are her surviving brothers and sisters and their families in Ontario who also mourn her loss as deeply as we do here in British Columbia. She is predeceased by her sisters Alcida, Laurett, Elise Plante, Diane Audette and brother Roger St. Georges. Lorraine was an avid lover of sports and the Knights of Columbus where she had volunteered for many years until an accident at work prevented her from continuing her work there. church in Campbell The funeral/mass will be held at St. Patrickâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Church River. The viewing is Thursday, July 9, 2015 at 6:00 pm. Funeral service will be held on Friday, July 10, 2015 at 11:00 am. In lieu of flowers, we ask that you make a donation in Lorraineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s name to the Knights of Columbus hamper fund.

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It is in great sadness that we must announce the passing of our mother, Madeline Williams. She passed peacefully in her sleep on June 16, 2015 at her residency in Evergreen Seniors Home surrounded by love, compassion and care from her friends and staff. She is survived by her sons Douglas Bowers, Larry Bowers, Randy Bowers, Bill Bowers, Robert Frizzell, Donald Frizzell and their families; her brothers Donald Ivey, Gerald Ivey, Stanley Ivey and their families and all the many grandchildren. Madeline was a go-getter, always having something to keep her busy. One of her many passions were sewing and she loved to make quilts for all the kids, grandkids and great-grandkids. She love baking cinnamon rolls, biscuits and breads for all the grandkids and families Mom was always there if you needed help and support, her door was always open no matter the reason. Her boys came Ă&#x20AC;UVW DQG ORRN RXW LI \RX WKRXJKW WKDW FRXOG EH FKDQJHG Born and raised in the Maritimes (NB), she has travelled from the far end of eastern Canada to the far west and to points RI EHDXWLIXO %& Ă&#x20AC;QDOO\ HQGLQJ XS LQ WKH EHVW RI WKH ZHVW Campbell River.

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Carleton, Glen November 22, 1937 July 2, 2015 Glen passed away in Campbell River following a brief and brave battle with cancer. Born in Saskatoon, he was the oldest child of parents Robert and Jean Carleton. Dearly loved and sadly missed by all of the family, Glen is survived by Verlie, his wife of 42 years and the love of his life; his brother Hugh (Brenda) and sister Diane Marchand; stepchildren Michael Peters, Daryl Peters, Jacque Mooney and Catherine Peters; five grandchildren; one great-grandson; many nieces, nephews and cousins. Following a career in the Canadian Navy, Glen worked briefly with the BC Dept of Highways, then the DOT as a marine radio operator and BC Airlines on Vancouver Island. He was a public relations consultant, practicing for 20 years, in both Edmonton and Vancouver. Glen and Verlie owned and operated the Gorge Harbour Marina and Resort on Cortes Island for 13 years before retiring to Campbell River in 2005. Funeral services to be held at Sutton's Funeral Home, 502 Dogwood Street, Campbell River on July 8, 2015 at 10 am. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the BC Cancer Society.

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254 FAWN Rd. Beautiful 1250 sq.ft. rancher. 3 bdrm, 1.5 bth in quiet area situated on mature corner.179 acre lot in Willow Point area. A must see! Many updates, hardwood + tile floors, bathrooms updated, new paint, newer appliances. 26â&#x20AC;&#x2122;X20â&#x20AC;&#x2122; deck w/ mature grape vines covering a pergola, the other portion is protected by a beautiful cedar pergola with transparent panels. Newer hot tub, 10â&#x20AC;&#x2122;X10â&#x20AC;&#x2122;X8â&#x20AC;&#x2122; det. shed for storage. New 200 amp electrical upgrade with new meter. RV parking, car port, kids play area, fncâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d for pets, backs onto green belt, close to Beaver lodge trails, close to schools, close to beach $288,000. Pictures and information can be seen on Kijiji and Craigslist. Email: 254fawnroad@gmail.com Home Phone:(250) 923-3171

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Improved access needed along Campbell River By Brian Shaw, Chair, Campbellton Neighbourhood Association

This summer salmon will return again to the Campbell and Quinsam Rivers and with them will come thousands of fishermen who will get to the river banks and wade in. They’re not the only ones either. Add snorkelers, tubers, kayakers, rafters and many others - to the point it will quite often become a free-for-all. Those visitors using the river waters in ever greater numbers will bring a great source of tourism dollars to Campbell River, but what are we doing to accommodate them? The fact is that right now there are no easy ways for people to access or view the Campbell on the east side of the logging bridge and on the south and west sides entrance points are minimal, especially in the Campbellton area.

Fisher people who do access the river do so with great difficulty and parking at busy times is impossible. And you can imagine the kind of refuse that is left along our supposedly pristine river. The City of Campbell River is starting to accommodate the growing number of river visitors by putting in a portable toilet this year, which is a welcome step in the right direction, but more planning is needed to properly develop this amazing resource. Step number one is to develop a working plan and to that end the Campbellton Neighbourhood Association is working with the City to identify changes that will create a better situation for everyone, including preserving the natural attributes for the fish. Among the CNA’s projects is an extensive » » » »

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ampbell River’s Rink Minx hosted its second bout at Strathcona Gardens last Saturday night. Scar Wars featured Stormtroopers, in a nod to the Star Wars franchise-themed evening, and of course the headliners – the Rink Minx.

Campbell River’s newest roller derby team didn’t disappoint in a twin bill that included rivals Pow Town and the Harbour City Rollers. In the first showdown, the Rink Minx defeated Pow Town 177-146 and followed that up with a 188-97 take down of the Harbour City Rollers. A

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Swimmers beat the heat and the competition While it was hot on deck, it was cool in the pool as the Campbell River Salmon Kings held their annual invitational last weekend over a span of some the hottest days of the year at Centennial Pool. The two-day event featured swimmers from across the Island. Each swimmer was allowed to compete in six individual events plus two relays. Jesse Shade swept to victory in seven races to pace the Salmon Kings, winning the 50- and 100metre freestyle races, the 50 and 100 butterfly, the 100 backstroke, the 100 breast stroke and the 200-metre individual medley in the boys ‘O’ division. Yana Jacobs claimed four wins, Julia Alguire netted three golds, and Alandra Back and Kate-Lynn Revoy each snared two golds and a silver for the host Salmon Kings in the two-day event. Sasha Jacobs, Olivia Carter and Avery Moskal added individual event wins, while Jocelyn Diemer had seven top-3 finishes and Maria Villarroel placed second in all four races she completed. Swimmers and their families were treated to a Salmon Dinner in the Park on Saturday evening. The dinner, a marinated barbecued salmon, was sponsored by Marine Harvest. Following dinner, an air band contest was held at the Community Centre, which pitted visiting swim clubs against their host and one another. See top local swimmers results in Scoreboard, page 28.

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Nola Cooledge of the Campbell River Salmon Kings swims to a runner-up finish in the girls division 1 butterfly during the annual Salmon Kings Invitational meet at Centennial Park last weekend.

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Mattias Beck, left, competes in the freestyle during last weekend’s meet. Above, Yana Jacobs races to victory in the 100-metre breast stroke.

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Sports Scoreboard SWIMMING Campbell River Salmon Kings Invitational Swim Meet At Centennial Park July 4-5

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The Campbell River Mosquito 05 Tyees split a rep baseball doubleheader with visiting Nanaimo Sunday at Nunns Creek Park, dropping the opener 10-8 before bouncing back for an 8-7 victory. Above, the Tyees’ Kyle Benoche calls himself safe as he arrives at second base. At right, Tyees’ southpaw Rylan Baikie fires a pitch. Kristen Douglas/Campbell river mirror

Salmon Kings results (top 6) BOYS Division 1 100 individual medley — 4. Alexander Alguire, 2:12.29. 50 freestyle — 5. Alguire, 49.37. 50 backstroke — 6. Alguire, 1:03.67. 100 freestyle — 5. Alguire, 1:52.49. Division 2 100 IM — 5. Finn Miyagi, 1:52.72. 50 freestyle — 6. Miyagi, 43.89. 50 butterfly — 5. Miyagi, 52.78. 50 breast stroke — 4. Miyagi, 57.69. 100 freestyle — 6. Miyagi, 1:40.42. Division 4 100 freestyle — 5. Grayson Atherton, 1:29.28; 6. Gavin Johnston, 1:31.14. Division 5 100 butterfly — 5. Jeffrey Lindenbach, 1:34.64. 50 butterfly — 6. Lindenbach, 40.41. 100 backstroke — 5. Lindebach, 1:33.45. O Category I 100 IM — 4. Mattias Beck, 1:50.31. 50 freestyle — 4. Beck, 40.32. 50 butterfly — 3. Beck, 55.63.

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“Call before you dig,” obviously isn’t a message that is getting through to some people. Early Monday afterno on, C ampb el lton businesses reported “the smell of gas or propane” to emergency services, bringing members of Campbell River Fire Rescue to the Compound Storage site at the corner of Spruce Street and Marwalk Crescent where a backhoe operator had burst through a Fortis gas line while digging.

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