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Two elementary schools may be on chopping block District looks to address surplus space, possibly by closing and combining schools MIKE DAVIES CAMPBELL RIVER MIRROR

School District 72 Superintendent Tom Longridge and Secretary-Treasurer Kevin Patrick came back to the board of trustees this week with recommendations to address the district’s aging facilities and surplus space. Among those recommendations are consideration of closing and combining schools. “Many of SD72’s schools are anywhere from 30 to 50-years-old and were constructed when society had very different expectations for the delivery of education and technological needs,” the report reads. “It is currently challenging to serve vulnerable students, get technology in the hands of our students, and enhance our community connections in a manner we would like because of the distribution and utilization of space and the condition of our schools.” The report recommends a three-phase i mpl e me nt at i on to address the issues of under-utilized space and optimization of resources. The first is to close two elementary schools by next June. The independent facility review given to the board at the Oct. 27 meeting pointed out that 39 per cent of classroom areas in elementary and middle school facilities in the district are sitting empty and are considered “surplus.” The report presented this week says closing two elementary schools will help address that issue.

Recommendations for phase two of the plan – slated for September 2016 to June 2019 – include rebuilding Cedar Elementary or, “moving the school’s population to a different site,” redrawing the catchment areas to redistribute students across the district and selling off surplus properties. The district owns surplus property at Rock Bay, on Stuart Island and McPhedran Street as well as the old Evergreen Elementary property, and, according to the report, it is “highly unlikely that these sites would be required by the school district within the next 20 years,” since enrolment is declining, and the sale of those properties could “free some funds that could be directed towards the maintenance and betterment of our existing facilities.” Phase three of the plan – beginning in September 2019 – features a recommendation to either combine Carihi and Timberline Secondary schools into one new building or creating a “one-school, twocampus approach,” and rebuilding Carihi as part of that approach, as it is turning 50 years old next year. The draft facilities plan can be found on the district’s website at sd72. bc.ca under “District

News.” “We understand that schools are important parts of our neighbourhoods and that people feel strongly about them,” said board chair Susan Wilson in an open letter to parents/guardians, staff and the community after the report was received. “We also fully appreciate that any decisions we make will have an impact on some school communities. As elected representatives, we take the responsibility entrusted in us to make thoughtful, informed decisions that equally considers all students very seriously. “The priority of the Board of Education is to now give thoughtful deliberation and consideration to the many factors and determine the final school district facilities plan that will guide our district’s development in the best possible way for the

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years to come.” At this point the board has only received the report and is considering whether to accept the recommendations. Should it be determined that school closures are one of the recommendations accepted, it will begin a school closure consultation process, as required by the Ministry

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the incident is under investigation by the RCMP, he couldn’t comment on specific details but he did confirm the incident happened near the main entrance to the school on the Dogwood Street side of the building. Morrow said “my understanding is that she’ll be having an extended stay in the hospital,” because of

ers as a “compassionate gesture.” Morrow confirmed the woman – who was working on behalf of Timberline and North Island College – and her dog were injured by another dog on Tuesday, Nov. 10 at approximately 6:30 p.m. Social media reports have identified the woman as a security guard. Morrow said because

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brick as far as supporting the people who are coming through that door.” Leigh said through her area’s grant-in-aid budget she has provided funding to groups like the Sayward Valley Clinic, Campbell River’s Compost Education Centre, and the Hemlock Theatre Society. Leigh also acknowledged that Area D pays into Strathcona Gardens every year. “You can’t say we’re not being regional – we are,” said Leigh, adding she would not support a regional function. “I’m not getting into a function because that throws away my ability to manage the finances for Area D which I’m elected to do. Why would I do that?” Abram said his comment had “nothing to do with any one director or one area” but reiterated that the board does not really work together to

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A new report was released last week citing a growing proportion of recent university graduates are “overqualified” for the jobs they are in. The federal parliamentary budget office’s “Labour Market Assessment 2015” report concludes that, “based on educational credentials, the proportion of workers aged 25 to 34 with a university degree who were overqualified in their current position has been on an upward trend since the early 1990s.” This can’t be a surprise for people, can it? As a society, we’re graduating more and more people with degrees in educating children while funding is cut to schools. We’re producing historians, sociologists and yes, even journalists, who are looking for work in a world that doesn’t seem to have a use for them. So they get jobs in coffee shops making fancy lattes or serving your dinner at a local restaurant. They stock the shelves of department stores or they upgrade their drivers licence so they can drive a taxi. Many of them go back to school to

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get a trades ticket so they can many years, and trust me when get work in an industry that I say that very few people cared is actually hiring, then plug to hear my thoughts on the away doing something they world, even if they were eduhate because the world isn’t cated ones. interested in payAnd we don’t ing them for what want steelworkMIKE’S they love. ers and people People have to in construclive inside and eat tion who would food, after all, and rather be biolothose things cost gists or journalmoney. ists and spent But the report tens of thousands says there are of dollars pursu“c o st s ass o c i ing that before ated with a rishaving their ing number of dreams crushed. overqualified We need those workers. These tradespeople to workers may face love what they lower levels of job satisfaction do, so they do the best job posand attachment, which could sible and our buildings and increase turnover rates for bridges don’t collapse. employers,” for example. The long and short of it is So what’s the solution, this: If we’re going to comDavies? plain that too many people How do we give everyone the are “overqualified” for the jobs job they want? Don’t we need they’re doing because they’re shelf-stockers and cab driv- doing something other than ers? Don’t we need servers and what they went to school for, tradespeople? we need to either find a way Of course we do. to employ people in the fields But we don’t need servers we’re educating them in or stop with degrees in sociology. I educating them in things we was a server/bartender for aren’t willing to pay them to do.

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If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. That’s an expression worth remembering now – and as we get closer to the busy shopping season, a time when what we might receive at Christmas starts to cloud our minds. In fact, it’s something everyone, of any age, should have etched into their brains, as incidents of fraud and scams press on, seemingly unabated. That may sound a tad harsh or pessimistic. It should be a good thing if someone steps up and wants to hand over thousands of dollars for seemingly no reason. Or at least for no reason a person would reasonably expect to have anything to do with them. Unfortunately, windfalls like that are usually pipe dreams. We say: The Whether it’s greed, a simple feeling of not individual must wanting to upset people be on his or her or for some other reason, folks fall for scams all the own guard time. And so, the scammers keep calling, emailing and writing, hoping for a response – just enough to encourage the behaviour. And once a person and their money are parted, it’s exceedingly difficult for the authorities to get it back. Yet, police and financial institutions fight hard to try to prevent scams and the people who run them from taking advantage of people. Even so, we cannot rely on them. Individuals must be on guard – for the day will come when someone will try to weasel our hard-earned cash from our pockets. When that happens, and the whole thing makes you curious or uncomfortable, just ask questions. Ask them who they are. Ask for their phone number. Ask for their boss. And then ask to phone them back. And if you are still not feeling good about it, just hang up. It’s the equivalent of walking away from panhandlers on the street. There are people out there who want to separate us from our money for nasty reasons. It’s up to us to know the difference between them and the legitimately good people out there. Sometimes, all it takes to be sure is to ask. – Black Press

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Open letter to: Energy ministers – Ottawa, Victoria, Edmonton For the good of all Canadians, I believe it is now time for senior governments, in conjunction with the petroleum industry, to jointly fund the construction of combined oil and gas pipelines in a corridor to west coast tidewater. Canadian governments have been vocal on the need for infrastructure spending to help the economy and what better project on which to do this? There is an oil and gas corridor route that is feasible and actually superior to the currently-proposed routes to Kitimat and Prince Rupert. The corridor route would tie into existing pipelines at McLeod Lake, B.C., and proceed westerly over the Omineca Plateau to tidewater at Portland Inlet (Nass Bay area). The main advantages of this northern route are: the Nass tidewater location is less restricted than Douglas Channel (Kimitat route) with less traffic than the Prince Rupert terminal; the route crosses mainly Crown land and has a fraction of the private land concerns; fewer aboriginal tribes are impacted and, in fact, the main aboriginal land holder (Nisgaa First Nation) is in support of a Nass Bay terminal and the economic development of the Nass Bay area. In support of the feasibility of the Omineca Corridor route, Trans Canada Pipelines has selected this approximate route as their chosen option for the Pacific Northwest LNG project. That it is feasible for gov-

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of Alaska. As you know, we are now more than ever in competition with the USA in regards to the export of oil and natural gas to world markets. To compete effectively and to jump-start the western Canadian economy,

we need senior Canadian governments to step up by approving and helping to directly fund the construction of this proposed oil/gas pipeline corridor project. Dan Blower, Campbell River

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• It’s important that both partners come together and develop a cohesive plan that will help best attain your new family’s objectives. • Determine how you are going to treat all your children equally, in the longer term as well as how you are going to deal with your kids’ money on a day-to-day basis. Establish a RESP for every child that does not already have one. • If you and your partner designate each other as the direct beneficiary of all of your assets, when one partner dies, everything goes to the survivor, potentially disinheriting the children of the deceased partner. If the surviving partner should remarry, the new partner could become entitled to the estate (or a large portion of it) which could disinherit not only the children of the deceased partner but even the children of the

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survivor. For these and other reasons, a standard will is not recommended for a blended family. Other strategies include dividing the estate at the time of death of the first parent or using a spousal trust to protect the assets for both families. It’s crucial to speak to your legal advisor regarding a will with terms appropriate for your blended family.

• Similar problems can arise from jointly held property. Many couples choose to hold property jointly so title passes automatically to the survivor on the death of the spouse and avoids probate fees (this does not apply in Québec). But if you have children or other dependants from a previous relationship and want them to share in the value of your property, then holding title to the property jointly with the right of survivorship isn’t recommended. Speak to your legal advisors regarding ways to hold title to property in a way that benefits your children and carries out your wishes. Financial and estate planning for blended families can be more complicated than with traditional families. Work with your professional advisor to develop the right strategies for your personal situation. *http://news.nationalpost.com/news/canada/stepfamilies-becoming-the-new-normal-in-canada-2011census

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A field trip for Strathcona Regional District directors is on a temporary hiatus due to the impending departure of the regional district’s chief administrative officer. CAO Russ Hotsenpiller’s announcement that he will be leaving the Strathcona Regional District (for more on this story see page 4) has left the board’s stra-

tegic priorities session in limbo. The meeting is supposed to take place at the Oyster Bay Resort, away from the regional district’s Campbell River offices where the board typically conducts its meetings. The change in venue is an attempt at trying to take meetings on the road – a concept embraced by the board to try and include the other areas within the regional district.

Hotsenpiller, at last week’s Thursday board meeting, had a report before the board that suggested the meeting take place on Thursday, Jan. 14 at 9 a.m. But just prior to the meeting, Hotsenpiller tendered his resignation to board chair Jim Abram which threw a wrench in the plan. “The board is considering scheduling their strategic priorities session for January and there is obviously a

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complication associated with that as to who will be conducting that session,” Hotsenpiller said. “The board has indicated they want senior staff to do that.” Indeed, in September, the board elected to have Hotsenpiller facilitate the session during which directors will identify their top priorities for the new year. Abram said in September that Hotsenpiller proved to be more effective than the professional facilitators

brought in in previous years. “Hands down, Russ did the best job of actually producing a product at the end,” Abram said. “What others came out with was something that was just put on the shelf and never used.” But the board has recently learned that Hotsenpiller will be leaving to work for the Islands Trust as of early January. That left the board Thursday with a deci-

sion to make. Directors thought it best to hold off on the strategic priorities session and re-schedule once the regional district’s 2016 meeting calendar has been adopted at the board’s inaugural session on Thursday, Dec. 10. The board has been working on holding a meeting outside of the regional district office since the summertime. In August, the board rejected holding a regular board meeting in

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Stats & Standings Monday Night Men’s 10 Pin Bowling Nov. 16 Standings

Nov. 15 Standings Team Standings 2nd Storrie CR Floors Baily W Stars 2 Rockin’ Rollers Baily W Stars 1 Lucky Strikes N.I. Comm “Break” Bitzis Team High Scr Game High Hdcp Game High Scr Series High Hdcp Series

Week Quarter YTD Boston Brutes 16.0 97.0 270.0 Buddy’s 36.0 96.0 270.0 C. R. Bowling Ctr 32.5 88.5 164.5 Da Bears 35.0 82.0 271.5 Leeson Lake 11.0 76.0 260.0 Not Pensioners 28.5 72.5 250.0 229.0 Alley Cats 18.0 62.0 Clippers 20.0 44.0 232.0 Storries Creek Golfers 21.0 40.0 259.0 Team Hi Scratch Game Clippers 809 Hi Scratch Series Da Bears 2166 Hi Handicap Game Clippers 945 Hi Handicap Series Buddy’s 2573 Individual Hi Scratch Game Doug Ellis 247 Hi Scratch Series Gene Belanko 659 Hi Handicap Game Wesley Underhill 283 Handicap Series Gene Belanko 728 1 st quarter winners Storries Creek Nov. 17 Standings Teams WK Is. Fever Travel 30.0 Heavy Balls 31.0 Marine Harvest 36.0 Nesbitt Is. Coffee 12.0 Quinsam Auto 21.0 Team High Scr Game High Hdcp Game High Scr Series High Hdcp Series LADIES Hi Scratch Game

YTD 281.0 275.0 270.0 263.0 227.0

Teams Smokies Steve Marshalls Gimps Bowl Mates Odd Balls

Smokies Smokies Gimps Marine Harvest Marine Harvest

Sheila Stormo Darlene Woods Hi Scratch Series Sheila Stormo Hi Handicap Game Linda Franz Handicap Series Shirley Focht MEN Hi Scratch Game Merv Belanko Hi Scratch Series Merv Belanko Hi Handicap Game Al Robinson Handicap Series Norm Grant

WK 17.0 9.0 25.0 15.0 24.0

YTD 15 26 14 15 22 30 9 13

QTR 47 60 69 41 43 65 52 55

Lucky Strikes ‘Break’ Bitzis Lucky Strikes Lucky Strikes

Individual: High Scr Game Iona Wheatley High Hdcp Game Iona Wheatley High Scr Series Leona Williams High Hdcp Series Rhonda Third POA Rhonda Third +74

Tuesday Lunch Bunch 10 Pin Bowling YTD 25.5 224.0 211.5 206.5 196.5

678 1938 215 559 253 672

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VIJHL Standings North Division Team GP Storm 22 Buccaneers 23 Glacier Kings 22 O. Generals 20

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Men’s Team Scores Curling Club #1-9 vs Riptide #2-3 Finning/Eagles-9 vs Freddies #-3 Freddies #2-8 vs Eagles-4 Quadra Legion-7 vs Riptide #1-5 Mens Teams G F A Curling Club #1 8 63 33 Finning/Eagles 7 62 22 Curling Club #2 7 50 34 Freddies #1 8 47 49 CR Legion 7 43 29 Freddies #2 8 36 60 Quadra Legion 6 34 26 Riptide #2 7 33 51 Riptide #1 8 33 63 Eagles 8 31 65 High Scores Bobby Harrison 160,156 Len Yarjau 133 Gary Kernovich 133 Darrell Enger 133 Nelson Gilette 133,131 Art Straw 133,121 Albert Wilson 133 Ken Minaker 126,116 Kurtis Kernovich 125 Jim Thompson 120 Darcy Starchuk 116 Mike O’Brien 114 High Outs Len Yarjau 106 Mike Downey 99 Mike White 94

140’s Roy White Ross Doak Kurtis Kernovich Darcy Starchuk 180’s Mike Downey

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Ladies Team Scores CC #1-11 vs CC #2-3 CR Legion #2-11 vs Riptide -3 CR Legion #1-10 vs Eagles #2-4 Ladies Teams G F A Curling Club #1 5 44 26 Curling Club #2 5 40 30 CR Legion #1 5 36 34 Eagles #2 4 28 28 Riptide 5 26 44 CR Legion #2 4 25 31 Eagles #1 4 25 31 High Scores Christina Martin 160 Amanda Minaker 127 Paddy Edwards 120 Debbie Richards 118 Carol Armstrong 116 Josie Bezaire 114 140s Christina Martin 1 180s Christina Martin 1 High Out Angie Pagani 71

November 12th Standings

Tuesday Night Mixed Bowling Week 10 Teams Quarter Won YTD Friggin’ 10 Pin 23.5 81.5 Canada Plus 19.0 81.0 Ryan’s Pizzeria 16.0 68.0 The B.U.F.F.S 15.0 74.0 Spare Talent 15.0 85.0 Awl Tec 12.5 85.5 King Pins 10.0 69.0 Screaming Eagle’s 9.0 76.0 Team Scr Game Friggin’ 10 Pin 765 Team Hcp Game Friggin’ 10 Pin 935 Team Scr Series Friggin’ 10 Pin 2101 Team Hcp Series Friggin’ 10 Pin 2611 Scr Game Men/Women Hcp Series Men/Women 735 Ray Berkenstock 234 Ray Berkenstock 676 Brooke Rodgers 187 Brooke Rodgers Hcp Game Men/Women Most POA Men/Women Ray Berkenstock 296 Ray Berkenstock +93 Sandra Motgomery 252 Sandra Motgomery +51 Scr Series Men/Women Robert Hansen 617 Brooke Rodgers 520

GOLDEN CRYSTALS THURSDAY P.M. SENIORS (Over 50) Team Name 2nd QTR Team Name 2nd QTR Tasmanian Devils 8 Chipmunks 5 Gophers 8 Prairie Dog 4 Marmots 5.5 Rug Rats 2.5 Hedgehogs 5 Muskrats 2 WEEKLY TEAM SCORES Points Over Series Average Tazmanian Devils +145 High Scratch Game 911 Marmots High Scratch Series Gophers 2429 INDIVIDUAL SCORES Pins Over Agerage Game Men Gerry Denboef +108 Ladies Oliva Milan + 64 Pins Over Agerage Series Men Gerry Denboef + 130 Ladies Winnie Longland + 81 Genevieve Hambalek + 81 High Scratch Game Men Gerry Denboef 270 Ladies Oliva Milan 241 High Scratch Series Men Tino Milan 650 Ladies Oliva Milan 565

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661 886 1887 2547

The “EH” Team The “EH” Team The “EH” Team The “EH” Team Hogie McCrae Larry McKinlay Larry McKinlay Larry McKinlay Valerie McDonald Valerie McDonald Valerie McDonald Valerie McDonald

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YTD 207 195.5 195.5 189.5 178 170 161 143.5

South Division Team GP Thursday Seniors 10 Pin Bowling Cougars 21 Wolves 22 November 12th Standings Islanders 22 Team QTR Total Team QTR Total Braves 22 AFC Strikers 36 104 Spare Shtrs 26 81 Panthers 24 Quinsam Auto 34 112 Amigos 26 79 King Pins 32 98 Class Act 25 77 The “EH” Team 31 109 Flyers 24 89 Hopefuls 30 97 Hpy Wndrs 21 104 Team High Game scr Team High Game hdcp Team High Series scr Team High Series hdcp Men’s High Game scr Men’s High Game hdcp Men’s High Series scr Men’s High Series hdcp Ladies High Game scr Ladies High Game hdcp Ladies High Series scr Ladies High Series hdcp

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Wednesday Ladies 10 Pin Bowling

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Cermaq City Wave get another win Cermaq City Wave FC secured another important victory on the road this past week with a 2-1 win over a resilient Saanich Fusion “Bayside Tigers.” The River side took a strong squad to Victoria and fully understood the importance of the game. Indeed they could have been a goal up after two minutes. An Indirect Free kick was awarded to Cermaq after a Bayside Tigers defender passed the ball back to the keeper who picked it up. In doing so a foul occurred and a free kick was awarded. The Cermaq forwards took the kick quickly but the first shot was saved by the keeper and the second was knocked over the cross bar from the top of the six yard area. Cermaq continued to press and were causing problems for the home defence whenever they got the ball forward. Bayside showed some pace going forward and on one such foray Marcus Degroot of Bayside was to score the opener with an excellent shot from 20 yards out which took keeper Beau

Starting strong Campbell River Skating Club member Megan Weber, right, has had a great opening to her season, receiving a bronze medal at the the 2015 Super Series Autumn Leaves competition in Chilliwack, and two gold medals in Parksville at the 2015 Vancouver Island Interclub competition. Andrea Beattie, left, took home a bronze medal in Parksville, as well as finishing fourth in the Senior Bronze category. The team says there is lots of room available in their Adult/Teen Learn to Skate classes on Mondays and Thursdays and their CanPower Adult/Teen class Monday nights. Contact the Club at info@campbellriverskatingclub.com for more information or check out their web site at campbellriverskatingclub.com

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I don’t remember many Christmas mornings in detail but I have never forgotten any Christmas mornings that I found a bike under the tree. For many kids there is nothing better than a shiny new bike on Christmas morning. They don’t remember any other gifts and no matter the weather, just can’t wait to get out the door for that first pedal around the block. It’s the best gift ever! So, you already know this and you want to get Jr. a bike for Christmas this year, but just aren’t sure where to start. Here are a few tips to make sure you get little Billy or Betty, the perfect bike. Start with a pro bike shop. If you are in a store that is selling soccer balls, TV’s, or groceries along with bikes…

You and your child will be happy you did. Kid’s bikes come in many different sizes from 12” wheels up through to 26” wheels. Size is very important and for the perfect bike you need it to fit, but also want it to last longer

than a few months. Try to get a bike slightly bigger than needed. This way you get a bike that is easy to ride, but will also last two or three years as your child grows. If you have no idea what size, then bring in a pair of your child’s pants. This will help the bike shop staff sort out the sizing. Gears and suspension? More gears and a suspension fork are always a nice addition. But if you are trying to save weight or keep the budget down, you can do without. Keep in mind that if your child is only riding up and down your drive way and around the neighbourhood, then gears and suspension might be overkill. If your little ripper is headed for the trails, or riding up Alder St. on her way to school, then gears are a huge advantage.

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Belle-Oudry by surprise. Despite a strong response from Cermaq Bayside again found some space at the top of the 18 yard area and another excellent shot needed a fine save from Belle-Oudry. Overall Cermaq played some attractive, fast paced, attacking soccer but the finish was lacking. Finally after 41 minutes they got the reward their efforts warranted when Taylor Arbour delicately chipped the Bayside keeper to tie the game. The second half saw an assault on the Bayside goal. A mix of missed opportunities, strong defending and outstanding keeping kept the scores level. It was to take a superb individual effort by Wyatt Bryce to secure the victory. Bryce went on a dazzling run evading three defenders before beating the keeper with an excellent finish. The result keeps the local team in first place in the VISL Division 2. This weekend the Cermaq Wave return to CR where they host a young and fast Nanaimo side at 2pm at Willow Point.

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ERIC SCHULZ Bombers

This is Eric’s ﬁrst year in the Atom Division and he has already stepped up his play from Novice. His determination and hard work during practices paid off for him during the last game. Eric had 2 goals and 1 assist in the victory over a tough Comox team. Recently he was also given the challenge to ﬁll in at defence which he accepted and did a great job. Way to go Eric!

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Fishing Corner

Don Daniels

There are certain days that anglers simply have to check weather conditions and decide to go fishing or not.

down and be fishable.

A heated boat is a bonus, otherwise you have to have good clothing in order to stay warm and enjoy your outing. Recently, a group of anglers made their way north of Campbell River and decided to fish Alder Bay in the Port Mcneill area for halibut. Few boats were in the area and fishing was slow. The bay was full of seals which could explain the slow fishing. A good haul of crabs made their day a success and the weather was not the greatest because of the heavy wind and rain. Halibut fishing near Sayward can be good if you can find the deep water and put in the time.

Laurier Lacoste,Larry Burk,George Rorke fishing Sayward Fishing Adventures

Anglers fishing for salmon and halibut will often set crab pots or prawn traps. In some areas crabs will be undersize or even have soft shells and have to be released. Shelter Point can be good for winter springs and trolling at Willow Point using small Tomic plugs, Gypsy or Coyote spoons and a nice catch can be 14 pounds. A keeper spring is 24 1/2

inches and many shakers caught are released. The last day to fish for chums on the Puntledge River will be Nov. 30.The current run of chum are very dark and only a few silvers may be in the river. Anglers fishing the Puntledge are reporting a large number of seals present in the river. The recent rain has the local rivers running high and muddy and the Salmon River had a few anglers out fly fishing below the one-way bridge and if the weather clears, it will take a few days for the Salmon River to settle

When large trout are caught and reported, a picture can verify the catch and I always maintain that some hogs are around and every year are caught mainly on spoons or trolling a wedding band. A very large trout over 30 inches in length was caught and scales samples revealed the fish to be over 14-years-old. Brewster Lake can have some large trout and other lakes are holding large trout. Going deep is the way to go. Every week I get readers asking various questions about fishing in the area and I have a weekly check with tackle shops and talk with the anglers who get out and fish both fresh and salt water. I also field test many rivers and lakes spending countless hours. Then I give out the information to you the readers.

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