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Letters ● There’s no Litter Fairy at Elk Falls, folks Kudos to everyone who made the suspension bridge at Elk Falls possible. It is a fantastic addition to the many attractions we have here in Campbell River. The hard work that went into erecting the bridge and fencing and wheelchair friendly access is there for all to see. It’s just a pity some people have no respect for the wonderful setting. I’m referring to those who before they arrive grab a coffee or some other beverage to carry down to the falls but who having consumed the contents then leave the cups/bottles littered along the walkways. I know it’s uphill on the walk back but are these individuals so weak they cannot carry the empty cups etc back with them to the parking lot and dispose of them in the garbage bins that are there? Who do they think cleans up their mess, the litter fairy? Jane Davies Campbell River

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To paraphrase Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz … water and power and fire, oh my! Unlike Dorothy’s fears of walking through the unknown and creepy forest, the fear of forest fires, of power outages and water shortages are only too real this summer for citizens of the Fraser Valley. Hot dry weather has the province raising a flag on water usage, B.C. Hydro expressing concern about power usage across the province and the Coastal Fire Centre declaring a total ban on campfires. Taken together, it all sounds a bit apocalyptic. But we haven’t reached the end of times just yet – these are necessary precautions being taken by those in positions of authority. Here in Campbell River we’re fortunate that we’re still only in stage one watering restrictions. Thanks to what the city is calling a marked diligence by residents in conserving water, we’ve yet to enter stage two watering restrictions. Under stage one, residents are restricted to watering their lawns only on certain days of the week. Odd numbered houses can water on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5 a.m. to 9 a.m. and from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. and even numbered houses can water between those same times but on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays. Are these measures inconvenient? Maybe a little. However, a few simple restrictions may prove to have a huge impact down the road. Perhaps it is time to take notice of these times, when our systems are being pressed to the limit and wonder what it might be like in years to come, when severe restrictions are placed on power and water as a routine measure. Are we ready to handle an extreme shortage for any serious length of time?Sure, conserving a few drops of water here and there might not seem like a lot, but those drops add up fast. And developing a conservationist attitude now, both as individuals and as a community, is the path to ensuring there will be resources available for our grandchildren. -Black Press

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But help is on the way. A contingent of firefighters from Australia arrived this week to help fight the flames and the Mars water bomber, based in Port Alberni, will be coming out of retirement after the B.C. government last week signed a one-month contract to use the aircraft. While the Mars is yet to be tasked with a specific mission, hopefully there’s some peace of mind in knowing it’s there as an option. In the meantime, I’m hoping for the best for our firefighters, crossing my fingers for more rain, and praying that no more homes are destroyed. It’s been a hot, dry summer and it only just begun three and a half weeks ago. We still have more than nine weeks left of a summer that meteorologists have predicted to be drier than normal with above average temperatures. So, let’s all do our part and think twice about where you’re dropping that cigarette, and respect the fire ban which applies to both campfires and beach fires. So far we’ve been lucky in Campbell River; let’s keep it up and don’t be a firestarter.

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The strata council of a downtown complex wants the city to clean up its mess. Beverley Ebert, secretary of the strata at Pacific Plaza, said the council is concerned about an adjoining, cityowned property to the north of their building. Ebert, in a letter to city council which is a matter of public record, said the

property is “a fire hazard and a disgrace to the area.” The city property in question is an empty lot full of bushes and tree branches at 325 Beech Street. Pacific Plaza, which is off to the side of City Hall, is next door. Ebert said in her letter that the property has been neglected and is an eyesore. “Trees and branches have been cut down over the years and the

remains have been left on the bank for junk to accumulate and pose a threat to our homes,” Ebert wrote. She also offered to have the strata council directors meet with city council to show them the condition of the site. C o u n c i l re c e i v e d Ebert’s letter at its July 6 meeting and Coun. Charlie Cornfield said he was under the impression that the Beech site had been dealt with.

“I thought that we had budgeted for this area to be cleaned up and brushed out in last year’s budget,” Cornfield said. Dave Morris, the city’s manger of facilities and supplies, said he wasn’t aware that that was the case. “That is not my recollection but we can look into this and get back to council either in a report or on a bulletin item for further action,” Morris said.

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Council was happy to learn at its last meeting that the city will get emergency back-up power for more facilities than it had bargained for. Council, during 2015 financial planning in Februar y, budgeted $365,000 for a single portable generator and independent switches at three city-owned buildings. Dave Morris, the city’s general manager of facilities and supplies, told council at its July 6 meeting that after staff put out a Request for Proposals, it became apparent the city would be able to get more for its dollar than originally thought. “As it turns out, the market was much more competitive and we were able to get all three buildings permanently serviced for well under the $365,000 budget,”

Morris said. Using Apple Electric Ltd., council will be able to install emergency generators at City Hall, the Community Centre and the Sportsplex for $285,277. Coun. Larry Samson, who sits on the city’s safety committee, said he’s pleased all three facilities will have their own generators. “It’s been a priority of the public safety subcommittee to have emergency back-up power to our facilities,” Samson said. “With City Hall being our emergency operations centre, it’s crucial for our operations centre to have such a back-up in emergency power. This really is good news. I want to thank staff for coming back with this.” Clinton Crook, the city’s senior buyer, said after council approved the budget for a single generator, staff real-

ized that simply using switches for the other facilities to piggy-back off the one generator could pose difficulties. “It became apparent that acquiring an on-site generator at each building provided a much better solution due to the differing voltages at each building and the requirement for the portable generator to be able to operate on those voltages,” Crook said. “Connecting a portable generator in a power outage would also require a ticketed electrician to be on site and only support emergency power at a single building, providing a limited level of service in a major blackout. For these reasons, staff opted to tender the

Cornfield said he would be glad to get back some more information. “I thought there was some work to be done there, so if staff were to bring back a report that would be great,” Cornfield said. From time to time, staff do bring reports

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occurs on both sides of the generating station, so that excess water at any point in the process doesn’t overwhelm the system or flow anywhere it shouldn’t. At the next stop, Head Surveyor Jim Allen welcomed people to a booth back near where they got off the busses, in front of the entrance to the service tunnel, where he pointed to specific areas on the project drawings that people were still interested in, and answered questions about depth of drilling, slopes and spacial relationships between sections. The public was then shuttled up the hill to the Interpretative Centre and upper parking lot, where there was a barbecue happening courtesy of SaveOn Foods – with proceeds going to Campbell River Kinsmen – rides up into the trees in BC Hydro bucket trucks, periodic puppet shows by the staff of the Museum at Campbell River, and various kiosks from organizations such as the Chamber of Commerce, North Island Employment Foundations Society and BC Parks and Recreation. After the event, Watson said they saw “just over 1,000 people,” take the buses from downtown out to the facility, “and considering the weather and it being the first of these, I thought the support was really great,” and he’s looking forward to next year’s event, which he hopes will see even more community members take advantage of the tours. For more information on the project or to check out the monthly updates from BC Hydro on the project’s progress, head over to BCHydro.com/ johnhart. There is also a new animated video about the project that, “clarifies a few things about the project in a really nice, easy to understand way,” according to Watson. That video is on display both at the Interpretative Centre at the top of the hill and at the website. The monthly update reports are also available at majorprojects.ca.

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130gr

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250gr

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425gr

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Rosemary Ham

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200gr

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1992-July 13, 2013 You may be out of our sight, but you will never be out of our hearts. We may not see your faces, but we will always remember your smiles. We will never hear your voices again, but you will forever whisper in our ears. We never got to say goodbye to you or tell you how much you really meant to us. One day we will meet at Heaven's gate and we will be with you againÍ&#x2013; this Ć&#x;me it will be forever. Love always, your Moms, Dad, Jessica, Cody, Breanna, and John

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Born March 10, 1948

It is with profound sadness that Merle Peterson of Campbell River announces the death of his beloved wife of 43 years; Elaine Peterson.

Raymond (Ray) Archer passed away on June 28, 2015 at the age of 84 of ailments arising from a longstanding case of multiple sclerosis. Ray always sought to serve the common good, chiefly by treating every individual with respect regardless of his or her station in life. He worked effectively with others on several local committees until his later years. He was particularly active on the Executive of the Multiple Sclerosis Support Group. Ray was born in 1931 in Lethbridge, Alberta to Mary and Racy Archer. He received his early schooling in Lethbridge and had his first employment there. In 1956 he enrolled in Bethel Bible College in Saskatoon, earning a Diploma in Theology. His future wife, Lorraine Kemp of Winnipeg, was a classmate. Upon graduating in 1959, Ray entered the University of Alberta. Ray and Lorraine married in 1960 and their first two children, Alison and Raymond, were born in the following three years. During this time, Ray completed his undergraduate studies, earning a B.A. (Hons.) in Philosophy. In 1963 Ray and his family moved to Houston, Texas where he entered graduate studies at Rice University, earning a PhD in Philosophy. A third child, Keith, was born in Houston. The family returned to Canada in 1966 where Ray joined the faculty of the University of Regina. While at the University of Regina, he served for a time as Head of the Department of Philosophy and Classics and later as Dean of Student Services. He and his family lived in Regina for 25 years. Ray retired from university in 1991 and moved with Lorraine to Campbell River. In 1955, at the age of 24 and while still living in Lethbridge, Ray began showing symptoms which were not identified until 1975, twenty years later, as the onset of multiple sclerosis. The long delay in getting a diagnosis was actually beneficial, for as it turned out the disease advanced very slowly, permitting Ray to study, marry, raise his family and work as a university faculty member for twentyfive years. Had he had a diagnosis at the onset he might have ventured less, he thought.

Anyone wishing to give special recognition to Rayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s passing is requested to make a donation to the Campbell River Hospital Foundation.

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Final arrangements are by Elk Falls Crematorium and Reception Centre, Campbell River, BC, located 5 mins West of Campbell River on Gold River Hwy. A time for remembering Ray will be held in their chapel on Monday, July 20th, 2015 at 11:00am.

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Elaine passed away suddenly at home after a lengthy illness, on July 8, 2015. As per her wishes there will be no formal service. Donations in Elaine's name to the Campbell River Diabetes Association, 181 Beech Street, Campbell River, BC, V9W 5G4 would be gratefully accepted.

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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 were held at Sutton's Funeral Home, 502 Dogwood Street, Campbell River on July 8, 2015. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the BC Cancer Society.

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Ray is survived by his wife, Lorraine, one daughter, Alison Archer of White Rock, B.C., two sons, Raymond (Emma) of Toronto and Keith (Louise McNicoll) of Ottawa, and a sister Marilyn Sankow (Don) of Ontario. He was predeceased by two brothers, Gerald and Lynden. He leaves seven grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

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Neil David Stewart

22, Dec. 1955 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 5, July 2015 Sadly, we announce the passing of Neil David Stewart, age 59, at his home in Campbell River. He was a good and honest man, sharp, compassionate, hardworking and polite. He was social but reserved, and a keen judge of character. Neil grew up in East Van and graduated high school. After a stint as a clerk for CP Rail and a job in accounting at Woodwardâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, Neil began his foray into the food business, partnering to own and operate SMC of Richmond. Amicable split years later led him to the aquaculture industry. His astute business sense and work ethic resulted in an opportunity to relocate to CR. He survived many mergers and acquisitions to finally retire in 2011 with Marine Harvest. Neil loved to cook. His other leisure pursuits included kayaking, gardening, cycling, traveling and tai chi, to name a few. Twice he realized his dream to participate in the â&#x20AC;&#x153;European Delivery Programâ&#x20AC;? of a new BMW. Neil was predeceased by his parents, Dave and Emily Stewart, father-in-law Konrad Staub, brother-in-law Dusty. He is survived by brothers Doug (Gloria) and John (Verna); cousins Steve Reed (Pam), Margaret Eisenhardt (Jon), Bruce Murray (Sue), motherin-law Elfie Staub, brother-in-law Hardy Staub(Annie) and their families. He is lovingly remembered by his spouse of 28 years, Monika. Neil wanted no formal service. An open house in his memory will be held at the family home on Tuesday, July 21, 2-7 pm. Most recently, Neil served as a volunteer on the board of the Campbell River Hospital Foundation. A donation to this cause would be appreciated. We express sincere gratitude for the care Neil received at BCCA, VGH, Royal Jubilee Hospital, CR Hospital and with the BC Palliative Care program.

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Alexander "Sandy" Morgan

Sandy passed away on June 26, 2015 at the age of 87 years old. Sandy is predeceased by his wife Maxine Morgan as well as his sister Betty Gallinger and brother Henry Morgan. Sandy had three daughters Linda Rolphe, Carol Morgan (John) and Sandra Morgan (Dave). Sadly Linda passed away in 2009. Sandy is survived by his five grandchildren: Mike Aydon (Kristy, Brooke Aydon, Morgan Davies (Curtis), Nick Michalko and Kyle Rennie. Sandy is also survived by his five greatgrandchildren: Mai Anh Nguyen, Kennedy Davies, Layla Davies, and Alyse Aydon and Alexis Aydon. Sandy will be deeply missed by his brother-in-law and longtime friend, Max Gallinger. Sandy was also â&#x20AC;&#x153;Dadâ&#x20AC;? to Steve Aydon â&#x20AC;&#x201C; â&#x20AC;&#x153;The son he never hadâ&#x20AC;?. Sandy is also survived by a host of extended family and dear friends. The family would like to extend a special thanks to the staff at The Evergreen Home for their care for Dad over the last years. Also a special thanks to Mike and Kristy Aydon for being here and looking after Grandpa. A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, July 18, 2015 from 1:00-4:00pm at The Royal Coachman upstairs in the Carriage Room. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation, or a charity of oneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s choice. â&#x20AC;&#x153;A Life well loved. A Life well lived. A Life well remembered.â&#x20AC;?

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DEATHS

TONY GRADISAR

June 4, 1946 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; July 7, 2015

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of TONY GRADISAR. He was born in the small town of Velike Lasce in Slovenia on June 4, 1946. However, he passed a world away, in Courtenay, BC on July 7, 2015; with his son and ex-wife by his side. Mourning his passing are his daughter Becky from Victoria, his son Dennis Dennis and and his his exexwife Milena in Courtenay. Also mourning, are are his his two two sisters sisters in in Slovenia, and many other good friends and relatives relatives in in Europe, Europe, Argentina and throughout Canada, but especially especially in in Vancouver Vancouver and Windsor, Ontario. We all join together in remembering remembering Tony Tony today. God could see he was getting tired and called called him. him. Celebration of life will be held in Campbell River, on Sunday, July Sunday July 19, at 1 pm on a grassy knoll above the 3aciÂżc Pacific Ocean Ocean that that he he loved. For more information call 250-898-8155. 250-898-8155.

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Keith Folster July 20, 1945â&#x20AC;&#x201C;July 10, 2015

Keith Folster, Folster,loving loving husband, husband, father, grandfatherand and greatfather, grandfather greatgrandfather aswell wellasas brother, grandfather as brother, uncle and friend went to be with uncle andand friend wentJesus to beChrist his Lord Savior with his10, Lord and Savior Jesus on July 2015. Christ on July 10, 2015. He will be deeply missed by his bewife Tym, daughters He will deeply missed by his Rhonda andRhonda Roberta, wife Tym, (Bob), daughters grandchildren Kass Drew, Kass (Melissa), Megan, (Bob), and Roberta,Drew, grandchildren (Melissa), Megan, Erika, Jeremy and Emily, great-grandchildren Erika, Jeremy andDean, Emily, brother sisters KarenKaren Makenzie and brotherKim Ken(Helen), (Helen), sisters (Dave) and as as many nieces andand nephews. (Dave) and Carol Carol(Les) (Les)asaswell well many nieces nephews. A celebration s slife willwill be be heldheld on July A celebrationofofKeithâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Keithâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; life on 18, July2015 18, at 2015 at Christian Life Fellowship, 445 Merecroft Road at 12:30pm.

Robert (Bob) McClelland Eccles

Robert (Bob) McClelland Eccles, age 59, passed away on May 7, 2015 in Campbell River, BC. Bob was a hard working Underground Hard Rock Miner who was employed at Nyrstar Myra Falls since 2002. Bob is survived by his best friend and companion â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Bo, his loyal and faithful dog. Bob was a quiet man who kept to himself, but had made some good friendships with his co-workers.Â Â A funeral is scheduled for Friday, July, 17, 2015 at 2:00pm at the Campbell River Legion Hall, 301 â&#x20AC;&#x201C;11th Avenue, in Campbell River. Fellow co-worker and pastor Andrew Beaudin will officiate. All are welcome to attend and celebrate Bobâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s life. Flowers and donations can be sent to the SPCA.

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Trudy passed away in Edmonton, Alberta on July 1, 2015, at the age of 73. She was born in Vancouver, BC and lived in Edmonton for over 40 years. She is lovingly remembered by her sisters Jamie Richardson and Bonnie Bruce (Don) of Terrace, BC; her niece Kaeleen Foote (Ron) of Prince Rupert, BC and their three children, Josh, Alyssa and Michael; and her niece Donanne Bruce and her daughters Charlize and Holland Ramos of Miami, Florida. She will also be fondly remembered by aunts, cousins and a wide circle of friends. Trudy was an intrepid world traveler, social advocate and activist, union organizer, and life-long student and teacher. She loved to visit with people and so enjoyed telling stories of her life, travels and many adventures. A Celebration of Life Memorial will be held on Saturday, July 25th at 2 p.m. at the 55 Plus Club, 50 Spruce Avenue, Sherwood Park, AB. Friends are welcome! Memorial donations in Trudyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s honour can be made directly to Doctors Without Borders, 720 Spadina Avenue, Suite 402, Toronto, Ontario, M5S 2T9; www.msf.ca/en/msf-canada To send condolences, please visit: www.fostermcgarvey.com

Alan Jeffery Stoughton February 21, 1952â&#x20AC;&#x201C;June 30, 2015 Al peacefully passed away on June 30, 2015 at his home in Campbell River, BC.

Al will be sadly missed by his daughter Teal Stoughton, brother Ken Stoughton, niece Jenn Stoughton, niece Ashley Stoughton, nephew Mike Stoughton, stepsons Shane Trussler, Dustin Trussler & Cody Lee and previous wives Barbara Lennie & Tina Jansen.

Coming from a family of three boys Al was always the man to get the job done. Al was employed for many years at Strathcona Gardens where he was the Operations Manager. Previous to moving to Campbell River, Al worked at many other recreational facilities across BC, including Juan Da Fuca Rec. Centre. Al took pride in his job to ensure the publicâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s safety. Al highly valued his friends and family and would do whatever he could to help them out.

Al had a passion for being outdoors and if you found him indoors it would be around a pool table. He belonged to many pool teams and associations in Campbell River. There will be a Celebration of Life for Al at the Eagles Hall in Campbell River on July 19th at 2:00pm.

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Our client is a retail sales and equipment rental business in Campbell River. We are searching for an experienced bookkeeper who can ensure the smooth running of the accounting and budget functions as well as producing accurate and timely financial reporting. This self motivated person must have a minimum of five years of experience in all facets of bookkeeping including general ledger, payroll, accounts receivable, collections, and accounts payable. This person must be proficient with computers including computer based accounting systems, spreadsheets, word processing and e-mail. Experience working with large retail inventories and a computer rentals program is an asset. Oral and written communication skills are mandatory. Please forward your resume and cover letter to Moeller & Company, 590 Eleventh Avenue, Campbell River, B.C. V9W 4G4 Attention: Kent Moeller, CPA, CA Closing date for accepting resumes is July 15, 2015 at 5:00pm. LEGALS

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The Museum at Campbell River is now accepting applications for a Promotions and Membership Coordinator to begin August 17th, 2015. The incumbent will be an effective communicator with above average writing and design skills, as well as computer proficiency; is able to meet deadlines and work in a team atmosphere. Hours are from Tuesday to Friday, from 9:00am to 3:30pm.

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Resident’s contamination fears still linger funding for a well, UV lamps, a water filtration system and water City council won’t testing on his property commit to help a resi- which is separated from dent protect his prop- the landfill by just one erty from potential parcel. Kolonsky asked for contamination he attributes to the Campbell $5,000 for the filtration system and $5,000 for River landfill. I n s t e a d , c o u n c i l quarterly water quality chose at its July 6 meet- monitoring. He suggested the ing to refer the issue money could to another come from agency. THEY SAID funds that T h e issue in IT: “There’s an t h e c i t y has e arquestion agreement... surrounds marked which pays the landfill for landfill the City of on Argopurposes. Campbell River “There’s naut Road. $50,000 a an agreeResim e n t dent Don year.” Kolonsky, – Don Kolonsky, b e t w e e n who also Campbell River the City of l ive s on resident Campbell River and Argonaut the Comox Road, has Valley disfor years been concerned about trict…which pays the what he says are “well City of Campbell River documented impacts $50,000 a year for from the landfill” on social, environmental his property. and economic impacts Kolonsky, at coun- related to the hosting of cil’s February 23 finan- the regional landfill on cial planning meet- Argonaut Road,” said ing, asked council for Kolonsky. KRISTEN DOUGLAS

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Rain and showers couldn’t dampen enthusiasm for the Va n c o u v e r I s l a n d MusicFest at the Comox Valley Exhibition Grounds last weekend as (clockwise from above) headliners like Lyle Lovett and his Large Band put on a stellar performance; Islanders were introduced to new acts like the Texmaniacs; welcomed back old friends like David Essig; and didn’t let the rain stop them from enjoy gifted artists like Mary Flower.

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of the entertainment at the Arts Festival later that year. Over 100 people took up a paint brush and left their mark on the piano. The following year, another piano was donated and again, was painted at the Arts Festival. Both pianos have been and continue to be enjoyed by locals and visitors. The pianos are moved from business to business, from event to event. Special supports were built for the pianos to help with stability and ease of movement.

However, the second piano is extremely heavy and has broken one of the support wheels. It takes two men to manouevre. The BIA needs a smaller, lighter piano. Now the BIA wants to know if anyone has a piano in good working condition they would like to donate. The BIA would be happy to pick it up. If possible, they would like to have the piano for the July 25 Arts Festival. Call or email Jan Wade at (250) 287-8642 or janpwade@outlook. com.

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The Campbell River Ravens peewee lacrosse team started the 2015 seemingly lost on the wrong end of a series of lopsided scores. But by last weekend the Ravens had found just where they belonged — in the B.C. provincial championship final. The peewees returned with silver medals after a close-fought, 4-2 loss to Kamloops in the provincial Peewee C championship final at Maple Ridge Sunday. The Ravens used goals by Owen Wellard and Taylor Lynse in a thirdperiod rally to trim a 3-0 deficit and were pushing hard for the tying score when Kamloops slipped behind the attack for an insurance goal with a minute remaining. “In the third period we were all over them,” Ravens coach Jason Wellard said. “Either team could have won; it was a fun game.” The Ravens opened the season slotted in the Peewee ‘B’ tier despite having six first-year players and six more in just their second season of lacrosse. “ The way tiering works, there’s a mathematical equation based on kids’ years of experi-

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ence,” said Welland. “In the B division you’re supposed to have three to five years of experience. We were put into B when on paper we’re a C team.” A third of the way into the season, Vancouver Island Minor Box Lacrosse caught on to the weekly poundings the Ravens were taking, and dropped the peewees into the C division. They responded immediately by going on an extended unbeaten streak, and qualified for the provincial berth by winning the

Island C title. “I think one of the main reasons for our success was playing that ‘B’ experience,” Wellard said. “All of our first-year kids experienced a much higher level of lacrosse than they would have playing in C. “Sure, it was difficult, and we paid for every mistake we made. But we learned from those mistakes.” C a mp b e l l R i v e r ’s Ke n ny S w e e t w a s awarded the provincial tourney MVP trophy,

selected by the coaches in the tier, but Jason Wellard said everybody played a role. “Of the 17 runners we had on the roster, 11 of them scored,” the coach said. “It’s not like it’s a single person winning it for us. It was a big team effort.” Three different players posted hat tricks in a tournament game, and for both Lynse and Owen Wellard it was their first career hat trick. Sweet had the other. Goalie Erik “The Wall”

Forbes managed the only shutout in 60-plus games of Peewee championship play in the AA, A, B and C classifications with his 11-0 blanking of West Kootenay. Brandon B ab co ck scored his first goal of the season on a strong individual effort play, Eran Hamer had multiple goals in the team’s first two pool games, and Tyler Wingert was presented the Warrior Sportsmanship Award. “This team is the most coachable team I’ve ever

coached,” said Wellard, who was assisted by Andrew McNeilly, Todd Forbes and Derrick Wingert. The Ravens breezed to a 3-0 record in pool play Friday and Saturday to claim the top seed, opening with a 5-3 win over Delta before beating Mission 10-5 and blasting West Kootenay 11-0. The peewees parlayed stout defence and goalkeeping into a 5-1 semifinal victory over Ridge Meadows to earn a berth in the final. Sweet was named the Ravens’ game MVP in the semifinal, but promptly turned and

handed it to Forbes in recognition of his work in goal. “He really felt what our goalie had done for us was a little overlooked,” Wellard said. Sweet, Lysne and Kennady Fisher — the only girl on the team — each earned game MVP awards in round-robin play, and Owen Wellard was selected in the championship final. The team also included Andrew Van Dyck, Cole McIntosh, Dylan Kelly, Jas Thiara, Jordon Ernst, Joseph Marks, Levi Nichols, Nic La Pierre, Ty McNeilly and Wyatt Surgenor.

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After 38 straight racing events with clear skies at the track, Round 3 of Drifting and Drag Racing was washed away due to the inclement weather conditions. Saratoga Speedway invites all drivers and fans to mark Sept. 12 on their calendars ■ ■ ■ ■

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Soft and homey aura, multiple configurations are available.

Footboard, Rails and 1 Night Stand Chest $499 • 2nd Night Stand $279

LIMITED STOCK. *PRICES FOR MATTRESSES ONLY. ITEMS MAY NOT BE AS LIMITED STOCK. *PRICES FOR FOR MATTRESSES ONLY. ITEMS MAYMAY NOT NOT BE EXACTLY EXACTLY AS SHOWN. SHOWN. LIMITED STOCK. *PRICES MATTRESSES ONLY. ITEMS BE EXACTLY AS SHOWN. LIMITED STOCK. STOCK. *PRICES *PRICES FOR FOR MATTRESSES MATTRESSES ONLY. ONLY. ITEMS ITEMS MAY MAY NOT NOT BE BE EXACTLY EXACTLY AS AS SHOWN. SHOWN. LIMITED

MERIT HOME FURNITURE MERIT HOME FURNITURE FREEZERS HOT BUYS MERIT HOME FURNITURE 1300 Homewood Road 250-286-0868 1300 Homewood Road • 250-286-0868 1300 Homewood Road •• 250-286-0868

Whirlpool, Amana, Figidaire Vertical or Chest Freezers in Stock for9:30-5:30 Immediate Pickup&SUN or Delivery 2967 A Kilpatrick Ave. Next- to La-Z-Boy in Courtenay • Open Daily Holidays 11-4 •11am 250-871-1177 MON-SAT 9am -Sunday 5:30pm, & Holidays - 4pm

MON-SAT - 5:30pm, & Holidays 11am - 4pm MON-SAT 9am9am - 5:30pm, SUNSUN & Holidays 11am - 4pm