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Veteran politician wins byelection SHERI REGNIER Trail Times

Mike Walsh, a veteran Montrose politician, will return to council following a landslide win in the village’s byelection on Saturday.

The former Montrose mayor garnered 99 votes from 164 total ballots cast, securing the one seat that’s been empty since the October resignation of Coun. Mark Reid.

Although he’s the clear winner, Walsh will sit in council chambers only as an observer until the first meeting next month.

Chief Election Officer Bryan Teasdale clarified that before the new councillor begins his duties, a period of time must past before the swearing in ceremony.

“Until the Oath of Office is taken, you can’t actually sit in,” Teasdale added. “It’s more of an observer status until he is sworn in.”

The unofficial results are posted on the village’s Facebook page: Mike Walsh, 99; Linda Bouthillier, 26; Dwayne McDonnell, 23; Don Berriault, 16. Of the total votes, 64 were cast during advanced polling opportunities and 100 on Saturday, which was General Voting Day. “We were definitely pleased with the number of people who came out for our advance polls,” said Teasdale.

“And with four people interested in running. Often in smaller municipalities (byelection positions) are filled by acclamation, and not an election, so it was nice to see people interested in pursuing that seat on council.”

Montrose Mayor Joe Danchuk says he’s looking forward to working with Walsh, giving a nod to his past experience as well as to those who threw their hat into the ring.

“We had great candidates and I want to thank everybody that ran,” he said.

“This shows there is interest in politics in Montrose.”

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Westcana Electric’s highway maintenance division was on the Victoria St. Bridge on Monday scouting the structure for the installation of lights to complete the city’s Bridge Lighting Project scheduled to be finished in time for Silver City Days in May.

Busy start to 2016 for South Columbia Search and Rescue VALERIE ROSSI Trail Times

Local search and rescue is attributing an increase in calls to the high snowfall, and braces as the forecast calls for more.

South Columbia Search and Rescue (SAR) has been on five calls this year in relation to winter activities, with a most recent mutual aid this past weekend near Whitewater Ski Resort in Nelson.

Four lost skiers were counting their lucky stars their Personal Locator Beacon signal was received by the Joint Rescue

Coordination Centre in Victoria Saturday night. The distress signal was picked up by the RCMP, who traced the device back to some overdue backcountry skiers, while Nelson Search and Rescue headed a search in the 5 Mile Drainage area.

Due to darkness and avalanche danger, a helicopter rescue team and ground crew deployed at first light Sunday. The missing group was found in good health deep in the valley bottom in a snow cave shelter with a camp fire burning.

Despite knowing the area well,

the group had become disorientated due to poor visibility and claimed to have skied in a circle before they realized they were in trouble.

This weekend marks the third rescue in the 5 Mile Valley this year, which South Columbia SAR has assisted Nelson with. The local group of about 28 members has also responded to a snowmobiler who was having mechanical problems and a snow cat operator who had a medical issue. The handful of calls may not seem like much, but is a drastic climb from

last year where they responded to one call.

“Usually, we’ll get three calls, maybe four, and that’s through the winter and we’re just getting started and we’re already at five,” said Mike Hudson, South Columbia SAR president.

While skiers and snowboarders are bowing to the snow gods and setting out to find fresh powder, Hudson is left with a sinking feeling in his stomach.

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Six young women vying for top tiara Trail Ambassador Program is bringing popular pageant back this year VALERIE ROSSI Trail Times

The Trail Ambassador Program is hitting the stage with a competitive field of six girls vying for the crown this year.

Organizers are happy to bring the program back to its traditional format after last year’s decision to split the responsibility when only three girls signed up.

An element of surprise will again be unveiled when Miss Trail and Trail Princess are selected at a pageant in the spring.

Keandra Billingsley, Trynity Turnbull, Caïa Gagnon, Naomi Savage, Nicole Johnson and Hannah Flick have met with their sponsors and are ready to represent at an upcoming event scheduled for 7 p.m.

Feb. 12 at the KP Hall.

The debut will showcase the candidates, who will introduce themselves and share a speech on their sponsor — be it Trail Firefighters (Local 941), Kiwanis, Knights of Pythias, Royal Canadian Legion (Branch 11), Colombo Lodge or Shoppers Drug Mart. The girls will then be adorned with a sash and given the “Miss” title that goes along with representing a local organization or business throughout the program.

The Trail Ambassador Program continues to enrich and enhance the lives of young women by teaching life skills and promoting the City of Trail, according to coordinator Michelle Epp. The seven-month program brings together area professionals to train candidates aged 15-17 in topics such as public speaking, resume writing, interview skills, tourism, Trail history, nutrition, hair and skin care, money management, and much more.

“The results” keep Epp committed to running the program, with help from Bev Benson.

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Trail Ambassador Program’s (back row) Caïa Gagnon, Naomi Savage, Trynity Turnbull are joined by fellow candidates (front row) Keandra Billingsley, Nicole Johnson, and Hannah Flick. The girls are preparing for their debut where they will present a speech on themselves but also one on their sponsor. Below; Trail Ambassador Gina Oostlander practices a kick during a women’s self-defence workshop at Heart & Soul Tai Kwan Do in Fruitvale while this year’s candidate Naomi Savage looks on.

“Watching from the beginning to the end and seeing what they learn and what they get out of it really motivates me,” shared Epp. “Every year there is a surprise, a situation that might come up, that we haven’t experienced, and we have to deal with it and learn from it.”

This rings true to last

year’s low enrollment numbers and the decision to simplify the program with the trio acclaimed to the ambassador role.

Trail Ambassadors Timberlyn Miles, Gina Oostlander, and Serena Deadmarsh shared the onslaught of volunteer opportunities, pageants and parades throughout B.C. and

Washington to promote the city.

“It was neat having them all equal instead of having a queen or princess, where one is viewed in the hierarchy as better,” added Epp. But the community missed the annual Miss Trail Pageant during Silver City Days and so did organizers.

Epp is always floored to see each individual’s journey showcased at the Charles Bailey Theatre.

Some girls slip on their first pair of heels or formal gown, others break out of their shell and find the confidence in communicating to a large crowd, and some learn the importance of volunteering and how to manage a busy schedule.

“We like to open it up to every type of personality because everyone can benefit from it,” she said. “Sometimes we have people who we think, ‘Are you sure you’re going to get enough out of this?’ … and they always do.”

She’s pleased to see former ambassadors move onto other competitions like the British Columbia Ambassador Program, which Ashley Horrill is currently vying for. Epp said Horril was crowned princess in 2012 and is a real example of how Miss Trail can help shape young women into confident community leaders.

This will be Trail’s third ambassador to go after the higher title with Carley Henniger and Cheyanne Friess winning the provincial title in 2012 and 2014 respectively.

“It shows that they enjoyed what they did and they got a lot out of it and they just wanted to keep with it,” said Epp. The B.C. program is open to young men or women between 17 and 24 years old who have held an ambassador or royal title in the province.

The program promotes motivation, self-esteem and education with money fundraised awarded to candidates through bursaries. Program organizers also go after postsecondary scholarships at appropriate schools based on studies of interest.

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DISPOSAL OF CHRISTMAS TREES 2016 The City of Trail in cooperation with the J. L. Crowe High School Grad Class will be conducting a pick-up of Christmas trees throughout Trail.

On Saturday, January 23rd and Sunday, January 24th, students will pick up trees where you normally put your refuse out for collection and at designated drop off areas within each neighbourhood.

Students will pass through your area only once, so please ensure your tree is placed in a convenient location prior to Saturday, January 23 so students do not have to walk on private property.

If your tree is missed during our pick-up, you may dispose of it yourself at the McKelvey Creek Regional Landfill Site. Landfill fees may apply.

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A South Columbia Search and Rescue volunteer teaches participants how to form a probe line during a demonstration at Red Mountain Resort on Saturday.

Being prepared is first step to backcountry safety

CONTINUED FROM A1 snow, you think to yourself, ‘Oh boy, I hope today is not the day that we’re going to get a call,’” he said. “As soon as the big snowfall comes down, we know people are going to get out there and play in the powder and hopefully they’re not going to get into trouble.”

The big snow brings “considerable” avalanche risk in the Kootenay Boundary, according to Avalanche Canada. The rating is tied to multiple small avalanches in the region and several rounds of snowfalls followed by melting and then

freezing, which creates an unstable snowpack.

Add unpredictable weather and even the most seasoned backcountry skier can get turned around.

“The first year that Red opened up its runs on Grey, we had multiple people getting lost, and it was all in the same spot, which made things quite a bit easier for us to go in and find them,” he added.

Surprisingly, some people who were lost and hunkered down for a cold night were familiar with the mountain but just weren’t prepared.

“We have a lot of people,

for instance at Red Mountain, who live really close to the mountain and are only going to go out for a 40-minute trek so they’re not going to take any pack with them, they’re not going to take a beacon with them, because they know they’ve been there before and they feel no issue can arise from it,” said Hudson. “That being said, a weather system can come in, they could get stuck and not being able to see and get off the beaten track, and now they have no equipment, no gear, not nothing, and now they’re in trouble.”

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tinues to press the message to play safe and be prepared.

Skiers, snowboarders and other backcountry enthusiasts are reminded to evaluate avalanche conditions and wear an avalanche rescue beacon that signals your location.

There is much more to learn about avalanche safety, which was evident during Avalanche Awareness Day at the base lodge of Red Mountain this past weekend. The event hosted by Rossland and District Search and Rescue offered hands-on avalanche safety gear clinics.

in Salmo on Jan. 8.

She appeared in provincial court Thursday afternoon for a hearing at which Crown counsel intended to ask that her bail be revoked because of the new charges, but the matter has been put off until Feb. 2.

One condition of Kalmikoff ’s bail was that she live under the supervision of her grandmother until she is sentenced sometime this

spring.

Kalmikoff ’s lawyer, Blair Suffredine, told Judge Donald Sperry that if Kalmikoff ’s bail is not revoked and she is not taken into custody until sentencing, there would be nowhere for her to go because her grandmother is ill and awaiting surgery and Kalmikoff ’s mother is also unable to supervise her because of her work.

Suffredine asked the court for more time to try to find a

living situation for Kalmikoff, and agreed that she should remain in custody until then.

Last month a jury found Kalmikoff guilty of five of six charges she faced, including two counts of robbery stepping from hold-ups at the Nelson and District Credit Union and Kootenay Currency Exchange.

Her co-accused, Andrew Stevenson, is serving a tenyear prison sentence for his role in the same crimes.

Convicted bank robber charged with drug possession BILL METC ALFE Nelson Star

A woman found guilty in December of bank robbery but not yet sentenced, has been charged with drug possession and breaching her bail conditions.

Krista Kalmikoff, 27, is now in custody. She faces two counts of possession of a controlled substance. The offences were alleged to have occurred

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Things that are going well in British Columbia

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n the early days of this new year, readers have advised me to do several things. I’ll go with one that seems relatively painless, embracing the “sunny ways” of our new federal government and seeking optimism in these fragile times.

For starters, we have a building boom going on in the southwest. Here in Victoria, cranes dot the skyline as new residentialcommercial projects emerge from bedrock, and hardhats are mostly on construction workers, scratched and backwards, rather than shiny and forward on politicians.

Shipyards are busy, with Royal Canadian Navy work and cruise ship refits to reduce their emissions, plus work on ferries, tugboats and barges.

Most of the activity is private investment, much of it in a hot housing market. Surrey has just recorded its second-highest total for building permits in history, a value of $1.46 billion nearly matching the pre-recession peak of 2007.

Thousands of provincial employees get a small raise in February, based on stronger than forecast economic growth in 2014. It works

out to $300 a year national funding and for a medical techtalent for groundnologist and $346 breaking research. for a teacher.

Outside the urban Health care costs regions, where reare rising less dratail sales and real matically.

That estate mainly drive should ease the the economy, sunny crisis atmosphere ways are harder to TOM at provincial and find. The mining and federal health minnatural gas sectors isters’ negotiations are in the grip of a over the funding slump in commodB.C. Views formula, taking ity prices, with more place this week in Vancouver. temporary mine closures expected.

Health Minister Terry Lake anThe forest industry is being nounced last week that the prov- helped by the low Canadian dolince is increasing funding for a lar and a steady recovery in the promising program in cancer re- U.S. economy, and tourism is exsearch, using genetic analysis to pected to have another strong year improve targeting for drugs to treat as Americans take advantage of a the hundreds of different cancers discount on visits to B.C. diagnosed in B.C. patients each Central 1 Credit Union broke year. down the regional employment The B.C. Cancer Agency’s new numbers for B.C. in 2015, and director, Dr. Malcolm Moore, on- found job growth in every region cologist Dr. Janessa Laskin and except the Cariboo. Province-wide Dr. Marco Marra, director of the employment grew 1.2 per cent last agency’s Genome Science Centre, year, ahead of the national rate. described a world-leading centre That may not sound like much, but of research that is reaching out to compared to Alberta’s oil-depenspecialists and their patients across dent economy, it’s pretty good. the province and attracting interConstruction of a new dam

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on the Peace River is expected to ramp up this year, bringing workers home from Alberta, and the federal government is planning to fast-track its promised infrastructure spending to create work across the country.

Energy and Mines Minister Bill Bennett was in Toronto last week to ring the opening bell at the stock exchange with B.C. mining industry representatives.

Not much sun on mining stocks these days, but Bennett’s sales pitch to an investor luncheon included reference to two more mines under construction in northwest B.C., the province’s Pacific Rim trade advantage, and revenue sharing with First Nations that is attracting attention of other provinces.

The Conference Board of Canada has forecast that B.C.’s economy will “lead the country by a wide margin over the near term,” with unemployment declining in 2016.

We’re at the mercy of global forces, but things could be a whole lot worse.

Tom Fletcher is B.C. legislature reporter and columnist for Black Press.

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Canadians want electoral reform from new government

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oters made clear choices for change in the federal election, and one of those choices was for electoral reform.

The Liberals, NDP and Green parties all loudly pledged that the 2015 election would be the last held in Canada under the first-pastthe-post voting system, and those parties collectively received nearly two-thirds of the popular vote in the election.

Why did these

promises resonate with most Canadians?

Because too many feel that their vote doesn’t count in the present system. The recent federal election resulted in a large Liberal majority, despite the fact that the Liberals only received 39 per cent of the popular vote. Coincidentally, this was the same level of popular vote that gave the Conservatives a strong majority in Ottawa in the 2011 election. The time for an electoral system

MP RICHARD

CANNINGS From the Hill that better reflects the views of Canadians is long overdue.

The NDP ran on a promise to bring in proportional representation—a system that

would combine the geographical riding representation we have now with a selection of MPs based on overall popular vote. This would create a parliament where the proportion of MPs from each party would match the proportion of the popular vote received. While some are concerned that this would create more minority parliaments, it can easily be shown that minority governments gener-

Police cellphone snooping has its limits in Canada

An editorial from the Toronto Star Should Canada’s courts routinely rubber-stamp police requests to snoop on thousands of cellphone users, in the hope of tracking down a few miscreants?

Well, that would be No. Privacy rights still count for something in this country.

The Peel Regional Police overstepped, big time, when they sought wholesale judicial production orders to get telecom giants Rogers and Telus to hand over personal information on no fewer than 40,000 customers in a bid to track down the robbers who carried out a series of jewelry store heists in 2014.

The orders were “overly broad” and infringed on the Charter of Rights protection against unreasonable search or seizure, Ontario Superior Court Justice John Sproat has just ruled in a welcome decision that upholds basic privacy rights.

At a time when Canada’s security services and the police are trolling as never before through our telecommunications, it’s heartening to see the bench raise a cautionary hand against needlessly intrusive fishing expeditions. Justice Sproat’s ruling, and the guidance it gives to the police, should at least help rein in the worst Wild West impulses.

Police should shape their requests to snoop so as to impinge minimally on customer privacy, he stressed.

The case at hand involved so-called “tower dump” production orders requiring Rogers and

Telus to hand over call-detail records from specific cellphone towers -- used by tens of thousands of customers -- in the vicinity of the robberies. The police hoped to track down criminals whose mobile devices had pinged the towers.

Rightly, the telecoms balked at this overly broad order, which would have forced them to massively violate customer privacy.

Typically such orders cover cellphone calls, text messages and email, and require providers to hand over peoples’ names and addresses, who they called, who called them, their location, and the duration of the call. The orders include billing details, including bank and credit card information.

Both Rogers and Telus get slapped with thousands of orders a year. It’s a massive intrusion and as the over-the-top Peel Police request (since rescinded) illustrates, it is getting out of hand.

“Canadians have a reasonable expectation of privacy in the records of their cellular telephone activity,” Sproat noted. “Whether and when someone chooses to contact a divorce lawyer, a suicide prevention hotline, a business competitor or a rehabilitation clinic obviously implicates privacy concerns.” So does a caller’s location. “Was the person at the Blue Jays game instead of at work?”

In an age of widespread computer hacking, data theft, and security leaks, it can’t be taken for granted that such data will be

kept confidential once in police hands.

While Sproat acknowledges that “tower dump” production orders are a valuable and legitimate investigative technique, the potential for abuse is obvious.

With that in mind, he issued some guidelines for police to narrow their requests.

Police should provide the court with assurance that they recognize that any infringement on privacy rights must be minimally, not maximally, intrusive.

They should also spell out how their focus on certain cell towers, dates and times, plus the records they seek, are directly relevant to the investigation.

They should help the telecoms narrow their search, and generate fewer records, by making requests as specific as possible.

Where criminals might be liaising by cellphone during a hot robbery, for example, the police might focus on brief calls, rather than long ones. Or in the case of serial robberies, the police could request information only on the few customers who happened to be near more than one crime scene.

If police require details about a customer’s personal information they should justify the request. And the police should confirm that they can make meaningful use of the amounts of data they seek.

It’s sound advice. And if it spells an end to fishing expeditions, so be it. Civil rights are not lightly to be thrown away.

ally promote cooperation and collaboration among parties and work well in most democratic countries around the world.

The Liberals ran on a promise to simply change the electoral system, stating that they would consult Canadians in some manner to select an alternative to firstpast-the-post. Justin Trudeau says he personally would like to see a preferential ballot, even though that system that would create more false majorities instead of fewer.

We can only hope that the consultation process will settle on a new method that will be a significant improvement on the old one.

Before the House

of Commons broke for Christmas, the Conservatives repeatedly called for the government to hold a referendum on this issue, claiming that this would be the only democratic way to choose a new electoral system. And in a truly ironic twist, they recently threatened to block any electoral change bill in the decidedly undemocratic Senate.

I think Canadians have already signalled that the government should move ahead on electoral reform, joining over 90 per cent of the world’s developed countries that have abandoned first-pastthe-post. They want a new system that will make every vote count and fight political cyn-

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Smoke Eaters lose late heartbreaker to Kings JIM BAILEY Times Sports Editor

The Trail Smoke Eaters suffered what was likely their most devastating loss of the season on Sunday, falling to the Powell River Kings 6-4 in their first home game in six matches.

Trail led 4-2 with less than six minutes to play in the game, when the Kings struck for three-goals in less than two minutes, then added an empty netter with one second remaining to extend the Smoke Eaters losing streak to six games, and drop them into fifth place in the Interior division.

“We took an unfortunate penalty,” said Smoke Eaters assistant coach Craig Clare. “We had opportunities to get it out, but we didn’t and it ends up in the back of our net and that changes the game. It makes it a one goal game, and we didn’t seem to have the composure Jim Bailey photo to reset and take care of the last five Trail Smoke Eater forward Connor Brown-Maloski bears down on Powell River goalie Stefan Wornig in BCHL action minutes.”

Powell River’s Liam Lawson on Sunday, in a game where the Smokies squandered a two-goal lead in the late going to lose 6-4 to the Kings. scored his 11th of the season, tipping in a Nick Nonis shot from the getting the lead and then sticking “It’s crunch time now obviously, Leitch with Nolan Redler assisting top of the circle to put the Kings up with it, it was just hard work.” and we’re in a dogfight for second on both. But Kings’ forward Nick 5-4 with 4:07 to play in the match.

The Kings were foiled the pre- place and trying to reel in Nanaimo Halagian tied it before the period With their 24th win, Powell River vious night, giving up a two-goal for first, but we’ll just keep moving was out, as the Kings outshot Trail grabs sole possession of second lead to the Penticton Vees in a 5-3 forward and get better as we close 14-10 in the period. place in the Island division. loss. So for Sawyer, the comeback up the season here.”

“I got two (goals) off some good “It was a huge character win victory over Trail was that much The late comeback ruined a bounces there, but it’s a team game for us,” said Kings assistant coach sweeter, as it finished off a three- good effort from a Trail squad des- and that just can’t happen,” said Brock Sawyer. “Obviously being games-in-three-days road trip that perate for a victory. The Smokies Smoke Eater assistant captain, down two and then battling back saw the Kings also win in Surrey, jumped out to a 2-1 first-period Leitch, referring to the late colin the span of five minutes there, 5-4, on Thursday. lead on a pair of goals from Cooper lapse.

Trail forward commits to Colorado

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There was some good news for the Trail Smoke Eaters last week as forward, Nick Halloran, committed to play for the NCAA Division 1 Colorado College (CC).

The five-foot-10, 170-pound Halloran is the Smoke Eaters top scorer with 21 goals and 36 points in 41 games this season. The talented 18-year-old is a native of Draper, Colorado and is thrilled to be returning to his home state

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for his college career. and should help a CC “I’ve been in Tigers team that has touch with struggled to Colorado a 5-17 record for the past in the NCAA’s month or National two, and I reCollegiate ally liked the H o c k e y program and Conference. the coaches, The Smoke and it just Eaters forward seemed like has been a the right highlight for a NICK fit,” said Smokies’ team HALLORAN Halloran. “It’s that has strugvery close to gled in the home and that was a New Year, suffering it’s big part of my deci- sixth straight loss on sion.”

Sunday to fall behind Halloran is a high- the Vernon Vipers for ly skilled playmaker the final playoff spot.

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However, the Colorado Rampage alumnus is hoping to help the Smoke Eaters get back on the winning path and win a playoff berth in the final six weeks of the season.

“It’s turned out to be a pretty good season, for myself and the Smoke Eaters, aside from the past few games,” said Halloran.

“We’re in a playoff push, and Trail has something special here and I think we can do it we just have to buckle down.”

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Trail’s Kienan Scott put Trail up with 1:35 left in the middle frame, taking a centring pass from Harlan Orr and wiring a shot glove-side on Stefan Wornig for his 22nd goal of the season to give Trail the 3-2 lead heading into the third, with Trail holding the edge in shots 25-24.

Trail made it 4-2 on a power play that saw Kale Howarth score on a one-timer from the hash marks after a pretty set up from Max Newton and Scott.

But a holding penalty to Trail’s Blaine Caton at 6:53 started the Kings’ comeback. On the ensuing power play, a mad scramble in front of the Trail net ended when Kings defenceman Adam Brubacher shovelled in the loose puck to make it 4-3. Less than one minute later Hunter Findlater tied it, jamming the puck by MacBurnie at the side of the net, to set up Lawson’s winner just 35 seconds later.

“Hopefully we can turn it around on home ice here,” said Leitch. “We had a couple of long road trips right after the break, and the legs were a little stiff there but we have to shake it off.”

Trail had their chances to extend its lead in the third but Wornig came up huge on a three-way passing play where he robbed Redler with a pad save at the side of the net, then Jeremy Lucchini rang a CONTINUED ON A9

Nitehawks take two from division rivals

BY TIMES STAFF The Beaver Valley Nitehawks continue to roll, winning their fourth in a row on Sunday with a 4-1 win over Spokane, after gaining a measure of revenge against Castlegar Friday with a 6-3 victory over the Rebels.

Brett Clark had a successful return to the Nitehawks’ net picking up his first win in his first start for B.V. in two seasons. Clark stopped 30 shots in a heated affair that saw over 60 minutes in penalties handed out, and it was Brett Roberts’ power play goal that proved the winner at 4:05 of the first period. The Hawks defenceman scored his eighth of the season on a set up from Michael Pruss and Ryan Terpsma to give B.V. A 2-0 lead.

The win is B.V.’s 29th of the year

and puts them 10 points up on the 2512-2-0 Rebels for top spot in the Neil Murdoch division, with 17 games remaining in the Hawks’ 2016 regualarseason campaign.

Tyler Ghiradosi continued his impressive play, scoring his second goal in as many games on a McKoy Hauk pass 6:40 into the first period. Braden Fuller then tallied his 22nd goal of the season on a short handed effort with just 11 seconds to play in the first to make it 3-0, as the Hawks outshot Spokane 24-6.

With Spokane serving a too-many-men penalty, Hauk made it 4-0 finishing a pretty passing play from Fuller and Jace Weegar for his seventh goal and 31st point of the season.

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Nichol wins Kootenay playdown

BY TIMES STAFF Kootenay Savings Super League curlers came out on top of the Senior Men’s Kootenay Curling playdowns in Grand Forks on the weekend.

Skip Myron Nichol, with third Bill van Yzerloo, second Garry Beaudry, and lead Richard Faunt of Trail came back after a Draw 1 loss to Tom Shypitka rink to win the playdowns and advance to the BC Senior Mens championship.

Nichol lost to the Shypitka rink from Elkford 7-5 in the open-

ing draw, but then went on to reel off wins over the Scott Peet rink from Creston, 9-1, then took down Don Bedard of Grand Forks, 9-2, and then faced Shypitka in the final where they had to win twice to advance.

In the first match, the teams needed an extra end before Nichol made a great final shot to eke out a 5-4 victory.

Then in the winnertake-all match, with the game tied at one, Nichol scored two in the fourth to go up 3-1.

Then things fell apart for the Elkford foursome, when Shypitka’s

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a playoff spot and take care of business and that has to be our mindset, we have two big games and if we take care of those games we’re okay.”

Trail will look to end its streak when they host the Chilliwack Chiefs on Thursday at the Cominco Arena with the puck drop at 7:30 p.m. Trail then has a pivotal game against the Vipers on Saturday at 7:30 p.m.

Smoke Signals: Due to injury, the Smokies were also without the services of Kyle Star (lower body), assistant captain Jake Kauppila, and Ross Armour (concussions), and inserted AP Eamonn Miller of the KIJHL Nelson Leafs into the lineup.

The team is unsure when Armour, Kauppila, and Star will return to the line up.

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shot off the cross bar.

Trail also scored what looked to be the tying goal with two minutes to play, but the official waved it off after whistling the play dead upon losing sight of the puck.

Powell River outshot Trail 45-32 on the night, with the Kings going 1-for-2 on the power play, and Trail 1-for-3.

The loss comes on the heels of a 9-4 drubbing to West Kelowna Warriors on Friday, and a 2-0 shutout loss to Prince George on Thursday, and leaves the Smokies two points back of Vernon in the Interior division.

“You have to wipe the slate clean,” said Clare.

“We don’t have a lot of time to feel sorry for ourselves, but look at the big picture and the opportunity to get into

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final shot was wide and wrecked on the guard to give Nichol a steal of four on their way to an 8-1 victory.

The BC championship goes Feb. 15-21 in Richmond.

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But the score remained 4-1 through the third, as the Hawks fired 20 more shots at the Spokane net to finish with a 54-31 advantage in the game.

The game launched Fuller, with 22 goals and 28 assists and Weegar, with 15 goals and 35 assists, into the top 10 in league scoring with 50 points apiece.

On Friday, the Nitehawks paid back their Murdoch division rival for a 7-4 defeat last week in Castlegar, with a 6-3 drubbing at the Hawks Nest.

Ghiradosi and Fuller had a goal and two assists in the victory, scoring 16 seconds apart nine minutes into the period to give B.V. a 2-0 lead.

There was little love lost between the two rivals as the Hawks Michael

Pruss and Rebels’ Zach Smith dropped the gloves midway through the first.

Rebels forward Tayden Woods cut the lead to one at 8:35, but Nolan Percival scored on the power play with assists going to Blake Sidoni and Terpsma to give B.V. a 3-1 first period lead.

The teams exchanged goals in the second with Weegar scoring less than 90 seconds in and Daniel Peten scoring on the power play for the Rebels.

Hauk made it 5-2 on a Nitehawk extra-man advantage, before Ed Lindsey replied for Castlegar.

Dylan Heppler rounded out the scoring for the Nitehawks in the third as Beaver Valley outshot Castlegar 4137, with Tallon Kramer solid in net once again for the Hawks.

Beaver Valley is on the road this weekend, taking on the Golden Rockets Friday, then the Columbia Valley Rockies on Saturday in Invermere.

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Eagles co-founder Glen Frey, who sang ‘Take it Easy,’ dies THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK – Glenn Frey, who co-founded the Eagles and with Don Henley became one of history’s most successful songwriting teams with such hits as ``Hotel California’’ and ``Life in the Fast Lane,’’ has died.

Frey, who was 67, died of complications from rheumatoid arthritis, acute ulcerative colitis and pneumonia, the band said on its website. He died on Monday in New York.

He had fought the ailments for the past several weeks, the band said. ``The Frey family would like to thank everyone who joined Glenn to fight this fight and hoped and prayed for his recovery,’’ a statement on the band’s website said. ``Words can neither describe our sorrow, nor our love and respect for all that he has given to us, his family, the music community & millions of fans worldwide.’’

Guitarist Frey and drummer Henley formed the Eagles in Los Angeles in the early 1970s, along with guitarist Bernie Leadon and bassist Randy Meisner. They would become a top act over the next decade, embodying the melodic California sound.

An Eagles greatest hits collection from the mid-1970s and ``Hotel California’’ are among the bestselling albums in history.

Frey was born in Detroit and was raised in its suburbs. His solo hits include ``The Heat Is On’’ and ``Smuggler’s Blues.’’

Frey was lead vocalist on the Eagles’ breakthrough hit, ``Take It Easy,’’ a song mostly written by Jackson Browne that came out in 1972. His other showcases included ``Peaceful Easy Feeling,’’ ‘’Already Gone`` and ‘’New Kid in Town.`` The Eagles split up in 1980 but reunited in 1994 and were one of the world’s most popular concert acts. The band, which for years was made up of Frey, Henley, Joe Walsh and Timothy B. Schmit,

was supposed to have been honoured at the Kennedy Center last month. But the appearance was postponed because of Frey’s health problems.

Frey, known for his oversized jaw, big grin

and blunt personality, loved music, girls and the rock ‘n’ roll life. He would meet up with Henley, Meisner and Leadon while all were trying to catch on in the Los Angeles music scene, and for a time

the four backed Linda Ronstadt. They also befriended such other Los Angeles-based musicians as Browne and J.D. Souther, who would collaborate on ``New Kid in Town’’ and other Eagles songs.

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OBITUARIES Blair Coombs Blair was born in Rossland, BC on March 28, 1948 and passed away on January 4, 2016 at Kootenay Boundary Regional Hospital after a courageous battle with cancer. Family members were at his bedside until the end.

He is survived by his loving mother Rita Coombs, brother Gordon (Valerie), sister Beverley (Lix), ex-wife Anne, daughters Laura, Sarah, Marielle (Chris), grandchildren Ava, Michael, Max, Bruno, niece Lori, nephews Boyd and Greg (Kris), great-nephews Wyatt and Forest, great-niece Trinity, uncles, aunts, and friends.

He is predeceased by his father Wellesley William Coombs, brother Wessy, grandparents Gordon and Alice Coombs, William and Marguerite Pritchard.

Blair grew up in Trail and graduated from J. Lloyd Crowe in 1966. His greatest joy was the outdoors, camping and picnicking with his children at Nancy Greene Lake. He loved animals, always had a pet dog or cat, and had a good heart.

Blair did not want a funeral service and cremation has already taken place.

The family wishes to extend their gratitude to Dr. Houde and the nurses at KBRH who cared for Blair.

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They harmonized memorably on stage and on record but fought often otherwise.

Leadon and Meisner departed after run-ins with Frey, and guitarist Don Felder, who had joined the group in

1974, ended up in legal action with the Eagles.

Frey and Henley also became estranged for years, their breach a key reason the band stayed apart in the 1980s.

Henley had vowed the Eagles would reunite

UNERAL Frederick Leonard Cragg

was born on July 17, 1938 in Powell River, BC and passed away peacefully at home in Trail on January 12, 2016.

Fred is predeceased by his parents Robert and Elizabeth, brother Gary, brother in law Avery and nephew Wesley.

He is survived by his loving wife of 51 years, Sandra, children; Leonora, Teresa, Ron (Jenny), Brenda and Maureen (John), 23 grandchildren, 3 greatgrandchildren, his mother, Anne, sisters; Eleanor, Diane (Harvey), Christine (Blair) and numerous other family and friends.

Fred worked at Cominco for 30 years and was a chartered member of the Rossland Lion’s Club. He spent numerous hours walking on Main street in Rossland collecting coins to donate to the club. He also was security for the Rossland Warriors hockey games and will be remembered for his loud yell.

Not too many people were able to get past Fred without receiving one of his very firm handshakes.

In his later years he enjoyed attending the bridges program at Columbia View Lodge and was always excited to go to the casino. The last 5 years were his most enjoyed as he was able to spend quality time with his family watching his grandchildren and great grandchildren grow.

A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, January 23rd at 1:00pm at the Warfield Hall. Thank you in advance to Jim and Sharon Merritt for officiating the service. Gwen Ziprick of Alternatives Funeral and Cremation Services has been entrusted with the arrangements. You are invited to leave a personal message of condolence by visiting the family’s register at www.myalternatives.ca The family would like to extend a sincere thank you to The Greater Trail Hospice (particularly Tom McEwan), the staff of both Columbia View Lodge and the Oncology department, Dr. Scully, Dr. Paul, Dr. Scotland, Dr. Degreef, Home support, WeCare (particularly Charlotte and Anita), Handy Dart, Sherry and Andrew Bligh, Homefirst, MediChair, BC Ambulance Service and numerous others who cared for and loved Fred.

As an expression of sympathy, your donations made to The Greater Trail Hospice Society www. trailhospice.org or by cheque to the Golden City Lion’s Club (PO BOX 1051, Rossland, BC, V0G 1Y0) in Fred’s memory would be greatly appreciated.

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only when ``hell freezes over,’’ which became the name of the 1994 album they never imagined making.

Despite the occasional discord, Henley said Frey was like a brother to him.

NOTICES It is with great sadness that we say goodbye to our beloved mom,

Marilyn Jensen (nee Smith)

After a courageous battle with cancer, she passed away peacefully from associated complications on January 12, 2016, surrounded by family.

Predeceased by her parents and her husband of 35 years, Donald Jensen, Marilyn is survived by her brother Robert Smith (Bubba), her three children; Glenn (Julia), Sherri (George), Wayne (Sandra), four grandchildren; Chantelle, Alexa, Graeme, Connor, and many nieces, nephews and friends that she considered family.

Marilyn was born and raised in Grand Forks and spent every summer of her life at Christina Lake. During her work career, Marilyn enjoyed engaging with the public and assisting in any way she could at the Phoenix Mine and at Greyhound, both Grand Forks and Trail. Whether at the lake, home in Trail, or at work, Marilyn was always baking for friends and family as an expression of her love. Over the years, Marilyn involved herself in everything her family was interested in: Trail Minor Hockey, Order of the Eastern Star, Job’s Daughters, Boy Scouts, and Highland Dancing.

Our mother and grandmother, not only made our house a home, but she made it a special haven for us all giving selflessly and generously. Marilyn was a friend and “Mom” to the many that walked through her door. She will be remembered fondly as a confidant who was never too busy to help you out of a jam or to talk; she would sympathize but advise you with clear directions for your next step. She was the strongest person any of us has ever met. Marilyn’s smile, kindness, and words of wisdom live on forever in our hearts. Our lives and family gatherings will never be the same. We were blessed to have shared many years and joyous occasions with her.

Always in our hearts, we love you Mom! Marilyn’s family would like to extend a thank you to all family, and friends for the help, love and support they have received during this difficult time. The family wishes to thank Drs. Houde and Scotland, as well as the wonderful nurses in the Emergency, ICU, and Chemo Therapy Unit.

A Memorial Service will be held on Saturday, January 23, 2016 at 1:00 pm at the Trail United Church, 1300 Pine Avenue, Trail with Reverend Greg Powell officiating. Bill Clark of Alternatives Funeral and Cremation Services™ has been entrusted with arrangements.

As an expression of sympathy, donations may be made in Marilyn’s name to the Oncology Unit of the Kootenay Boundary Regional Hospital Health Foundation at 1200 Hospital Bench, Trail, BC, V1R 4M1 or online at www.kbrhhealthfoundation.ca.

You are invited to leave a personal message of condolence at the family’s online register at www.myalternatives.ca.

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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK - Calls for a boycott of the Academy Awards are growing over the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences’ second straight year of mostly white nominees, as Spike Lee and Jada Pinkett Smith each said Monday that they will not attend this year’s ceremony.

In a lengthy Instagram post, Lee said he “cannot support” the “lily white” Oscars. Noting that he was writing on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Lee - who in November said he was fed up: “Forty white actors in two years and no flava at all,” he wrote. “We can’t act?!”

In a video message on Facebook, Pinkett Smith also said she wouldn’t attend or watch the Oscars in February. Pinkett Smith, whose husband Will Smith wasn’t nominated for his performance in the NFL head trauma drama “Concussion,” said it was time for people of colour to disregard the Academy Awards.

“Begging for acknowledgement, or even asking, diminishes dignity and diminishes power,” she said.

“And we are a dignified people and we are powerful.”

Last year’s all-white acting nominees also drew calls for a boycott, though not from such prominent individuals as Lee and Pinkett Smith. Whether it had any impact or not, the audience for the broadcast, hosted by Neil Patrick Harris, was down 16 per cent from the year prior, a six-year low.

This year, academy president Cheryl Boone Isaacs has made a point of presenting a more inclusive show. The Feb. 28 broadcast will be hosted by Chris Rock and produced by “Django Unchained” producer Reginald Hudlin and David Hill. On Saturday, Rock, unveiling a new promotion for the broadcast, called the ceremony “The White BET Awards.”

The academy didn’t immediately respond to messages left Monday.

In his post, Lee made it clear the Academy Awards is only part of the problem in an industry with deep-rooted diversity issues.

“The Academy Awards is not where the ‘real’ battle is,” wrote Lee. “It’s in the executive office of the Hollywood studios and TV and cable networks.”

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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PASADENA, Calif. - Fox is calling this the farewell season of “American Idol,” but the stars involved with the singing contest sound unconvinced.

“I think the Eagles had at least three farewell tours,” judge Keith Urban told a TV critics’ meeting Friday.

Given the show’s record of success and heritage, “does that mean this is the end?” long-time host Ryan Seacrest said. “I’m not so sure.”

Fellow judge Jennifer Lopez said a return is possible, adding later, “I’ll always be there when they call.”

Executive producer Trish Kinane declined to address why Fox decided to end “Idol” after 15 seasons. But the expensive-to-produce show’s ratings have steadily eroded in recent years, with the 30 million-plus viewers it attracted at its 2006 peak a distant memory - hence Fox’s announcement last May that this season would be its swan song.

“American Idol,” which averaged about 11 million viewers last season, has rebounded somewhat by holding steady at close to that. Viewers appear inclined to take a last look at the show that produced stars including Kelly Clarkson, Carrie Underwood and Jennifer Hudson.

Fox didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment on the remarks by Seacrest and the judges.

Whatever the show’s future, the network is making the most of the season by bringing in former winners and contestants including Ruben Studdard, David Cook and Jordin Sparks, and with pop stars promised for the typically grand finale.

Clarkson, the show’s inaugural winner, isn’t letting her pregnancy keep her from taking part, Kinane said: She will be a guest judge on Feb. 25 and may participate further if possible.

Simon Cowell, the acid-tongued Brit who was part of the original judges’ panel that included Paula Abdul and Randy Jackson, is a busy man but is expected to appear on the finale this spring, Kinane said.

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Don’t interpret brother’s attitude as negative ANNIE’S MAILBOX

it whenever he wasn’t taking his anti-psychotic medication. It caused all sorts of problems.

“W.” might consider speaking to the neighbor’s son about her mental health. -- T. Dear T.: There are all kinds of reasons for noise sensitivity, and

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certainly mental health can play a role. Thank you for mentioning this possibility.

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we give you is for you -- not to be tionship difficult and awkward, but returned to us.” you both seem to want to stay in After that call, I spicontact, so here’s our raled into a depression advice for gift-giving: that lasted for days, and Do not give cash or the holiday was ruined. gift cards. Instead, Marcy Sugar All this one-sided giftbake cookies or create & Kathy Mitchell giving makes me feel like a homemade holiday a charity case. I always acornament. Write them cept the money and send an im- a letter expressing how important mediate thank-you note, and I will they are to you, how much you hope continue to do so. But other than to remain close, and that being able my daughter, they are the only fam- to reciprocate for their kindness ily I have. Their kids and I do not brings you joy. That will mean more communicate. Is there any way to to them than any present. fix this? -- Bah Humbug Dear Annie: You’ve printed a Dear Humbug: You are inter- few letters in response to the one preting your brother’s attitude in from “W,” who said her neighbor the worst possible light. So, let’s is overly sensitive to noise. This put it in a more positive one: Your neighbor may have a mental health brother and his wife know that you issue. are struggling and they are not.

My ex-husband, who suffers They feel terrible when you spend from a fairly severe mental illness, your money on them. They are often complained of excessive noise trying to be kind and thoughtful. from our neighbor’s adjoining They don’t realize that you find this townhouse, even though the sound demeaning. would be perfectly fine to anyone The age difference makes a rela- else. He would call the police about

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Dear Annie: My half-brother and his wife are old enough to be my parents. He is quite well-to-do and so are his children. I am only six years older than his oldest child and have always felt more like one of his kids than his sister, especially after my parents died.

However, I am never invited to spend holidays with them. I was widowed 25 years ago, and one of my children has since passed away.

My brother and sister-in-law have gifted me $300 each year on my birthday, and although it would give me great pleasure to reciprocate, they rarely allow me to do so. Last month, they discouraged me from giving them gifts for Christmas, which I understand. They are trying to pare down their belongings.

Last year, I saved up and gave them a $100 gift card. I thought I’d hit on the perfect present. But this year, my sister-in-law said bluntly, “Don’t be coming in here with presents like last year. Save your gift cards for your daughter. The money

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Tuesday, January 19, 2016 Trail Times

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‘Music of Vienna’ comes to the Kootenays CHELSEA NOVAK

BRINGING INDIA TO THE TRAIL LIBRARY

She also plays with a trio in the area and says that attendance at classical music concerts isn’t always that great.

She and Kavanagh are hoping that holding the concerts to benefit community organizations will help convince more people to come out.

“I’ve done fundraisers for the KBRH and there a lot of fun and you get a pretty good crowd,” says Cameron.

Admission is by donation at the door and donations will benefit the evening’s organization of choice. The other two concerts will benefit the Trail Hospice Society and the West Kootenay Friends of Refugees.

Details for the three concerts are as follows: First concert: Friday, Jan. 22, 7:30 p.m. at 910 Earl St., Rossland. Those who wish to attend should contact Lisa Pasin at 250364-3424 or lisa.pasin@interiorhealth.ca to RSVP. Second concert: Friday, Feb. 5, 7:30 p.m. at Trail United Church. No RSVP required, and there will be Viennese pastries served.

Third concert: Saturday, Feb. 13, 7:30 p.m. in the Muriel Griffiths Room at the Charles Bailey Theatre.

Those who wish to attend should contact Melva Scott at miscott@telus.net to RSVP.

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Two local musicians are holding a threepart concert series to raise money for local organizations.

Violinist Carolyn Cameron and pianist Dawna Kavanagh will be playing three “Music of Vienna,” concerts before midFebruary, the first being held in Rossland at Mayor Kathy Moore’s house on Friday, Jan. 22 to benefit the KBRH Health Foundation.

“It’s all the same program; it’s violin and piano music and I titled it “Music of Vienna” because all of the composers of this program have ties in one way or another to Vienna,” says Cameron.

The pair will be playing music from Mozart, Fritz Kreisler, an Austrian-born violinist and composer, and Haydn.

“Haydn was considered one of the composers who actually put Vienna on the map in the 18th century,” explains Cameron.

“So he was pretty key in making Vienna the centre of European music at that time.”

Cameron and Dawna Kavanagh haven’t been playing together that long, so this will be a good opportunity for people to hear them play as a duet for the first time.

“Dawna taught both of my kids piano and we only started playing together I guess this year, well 2015,” says Cameron.

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Ava Kumari David gave a presentation on India and its culture at the Trail and District Public Library last Tuesday. David, pointing to the flag of India, had a display of items from India as well as food samples for a taste of India.

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