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beginning of the department’s renovation project. From left: Creston Valley Hospital site manager Carolyn Hawton, Tyler Mailhot of Mayday Electric, Interior Health Authority project manager Lucas Miller, Cody Kwiatkoski (kneeling) of Venture Mechanical, Terry Rendek and David Johnson of T.A. Rendek and Associates Ltd., architect Brian Christianson of Stantec, and CVH acute services director Shirley Mercier. Story on page 5.

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Creston town council voted Jan. 12 to change its meeting times to accommodate Coun. Kevin Boehmer, who topped the polls in the 2014 municipal election. Boehmer told council that he had accepted a teaching position

(he is an accountant) in Cranbrook at the College of the Rockies, which limits his ability to carry on with some of his duties as a Creston councillor. “This isn’t something I went looking for,” he said. “The job basically came to me.” Boehmer now teaches from Tuesday through Friday, but has no

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for the regular 4 p.m. public council meeting. At the suggestion of Coun. Karen Unruh, council voted to move the meeting back to 4:30 p.m. And scheduled closed meetings will now be held after the public meeting, not before.

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Ducks Unlimited selects wildlife painter’s work BY LORNE ECKERSLEY Advance Staff

Wildlife artist Guy Hobbs has once again had a painting selected by Ducks Unlimited Canada as part of its National Art Portfolio program. Bath Interrupted, a closeup of a grizzly bear, was one of 12 pieces of art selected this year from among more than 1,000 submissions. “DU has been nothing but good to me,” said Hobbs, who works out his home studio on Fox Tree Hill. “They are great people to work with and have a great program for artists. He is a self-taught artist who has only been making his paintings/drawings (he has developed his own process to portray wildlife with photo-like detail) for five years. The Ducks Unlimited selection is only the latest accolade as Hobbs’ reputation grows.

“The Ducks Unlimited and BC Wildlife awards gave me external validation, permission to see myself as an artist.” Guy Hobbs

“The DU connection helps with the challenge of getting my name out nationally,” he said. “My market is more geared toward wildlife enthusiasts than art collectors and this is a great way to reach it.” Hobbs said he enjoys the solitude that painting offers, but the recognition is important, too. “It’s good for the ego,” he laughed. “And I have to thank Ducks Unlimited art buyers for that.” Born and raised in the United Kingdom, Hobbs’ passion for art and wildlife started early, during long childhood walks with his parents. As a young man he worked at a safari lodge in the Kafue River Reserve in Zambia, which teems with some of Africa’s most spectacular wildlife. With encouragement from his wife, Kerry, he moved away from graphic design and illustration to take up wildlife painting after the couple moved to Creston. A large variety of birds, as well as deer,

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bears, coyotes and mountain lions, share his “backyard”, and he finds inspiration (and photographic references) locally and in his travels. By combining the use of acrylic paints, coloured pencils and transparent acrylic inks, Hobbs has a remarkable ability to create life-like paintings, accurate depictions that make his subjects look like individual beings, and not simply representatives of their species. “To do a job that makes people smile is awesome,” he said. “It’s a nice way to earn a living — so different from my past job.” Not that financial success has mirrored the accolades — he was the BC Wildlife Federation 2014 Artist of the Year — he has earned. “There is still a long way to go before it pays all the bills,” he said with a smile. “But now people are starting to find me — that’s what Ducks Unlimited has done for me.” Bath Interrupted was completed in the spring of 2015. His most recent piece is an African lion — “a tribute to my dad,” the man who spent time with him in Africa. “It was kind of like making a commission piece, with his spirit watching over me. Dad (an airplane pilot) was a massive fan of

all things Africa and African wildlife. I spent six months with him in Zambia.” Hobbs continues to describe himself as a newcomer the art scene, and says that it has taken time to redefine his self-image. “The Ducks Unlimited and

BC Wildlife awards gave me external validation, permission to see myself as an artist,” he said. There is no room for complacency in his art, though. “Sometimes you have to take risks,” he said. “I had more

failures last year than ever, and I have become more willing to push myself. But I am so lucky to have a wife who supports what I do. At the end of day this is a business, not only for fun. So that support is really important to me.” More of Hobbs’ work can be found on his website, guyhobbs.com.

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Stolen vehicle, MVAs part of RCMP week

in response to allegations made about him. •A driver in the 2700 block Creston RCMP responded to of Highway 3 pulled into a 71 calls for service from Jan. passing lane to pass a slower 11-17, Staff Sgt. Darryl Hammond vehicle, and collided with a said on Monday. vehicle that was passing him. January 11 The second vehicle was forced •While conducting a road- across the road and into the side vehicle check, police dis- ditch, flipping several times in covered a male who had an the process. Minor injuries outstanding warrant in resulted. Cranbrook. Another stopped •It has been reported that a vehicle had a driver without a male has been sleeping overnight valid licence. in a vehicle parked in the cham•Police were unable to locate ber of commerce lot. a possibly impaired driver January 13 reported on Dogwood Street. •A vehicle went out of control January 12 in slush on Erickson Road at •A Crawford Street resi- Highway 3, sideswiping an dent’s vehicle was stolen from oncoming vehicle. No injuries the driveway. It was located the were reported. following day on Devon Street •A vehicle went off into the and police used a tracking dog ditch when making a left turn in an attempt to find the thief. onto Highway 21 from Sixth Forensic tests are now being Avenue South in slushy condiused in an attempt to identify tions. fingerprints. •An unwanted guest at an •Bank cards found on Canyon Erickson Road residence was Street have been returned to their gone when police arrived. Cr owner. •Police received a complaint y est about a civil disputeoinvolving •A Smith Road resident ciet S o reported he is filing a civil suit nan on 3A. ce Vaemployee spiHighway ll BY LORNE ECKERSLEY Advance Staff

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January 14 •An 11th Avenue South resident reported receiving unwanted text messages from an ex-girlfriend. •Police assisted Nanaimo RCMP in returning property to a local resident. •A hang-up 911 call from Kitchener was determined to have been made during a family dispute. •Police visited a Regina Street residence to deliver news about a death in the family. •Police were unable to locate a vehicle that was reported to have crossed the double solid line on the bridge on Highway 3 at West Creston Road. •When police responded to a report of a disturbance on 11th Avenue North a male admitted that he had been in an argument because he “didn’t like the other guy.” •Two large dogs were reported to have attacked a couple and their two small dogs in the Kingsgate area. •Police mediated a dispute over possession of a vehicle in the 1900 block of Canyon Street.

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Revitalization Tax Exemption Program? WHO QUALIFIES? New commercial construction projects or renovations to an existing commercial structure, with a construction value in excess of $150,000.00 or $50,000.00 respectively. *Note – Exemptions cannot be applied for retroactively. Inquire at time of making application for a Building Permit. HOW DO I APPLY? A completed application form must be made to the Town’s Director of Finance & Corporate Services on or before August 31 in the year prior to the year in which a tax exemption is sought. HOW LONG WILL THIS PROGRAM RUN? Applications will only be accepted in the years 2016 and 2017. No applications will be accepted after August 31, 2017. HOW DO I GET MORE INFORMATION? Further information is available at Town Hall, 238 – 10th Avenue North, Creston, 250-428-2214, ext. 233.

•On request, a police officer provided advice to a male who was the unwitting victim of a financial scam. January 15 •No injuries resulted from a motor vehicle collision at Hillside Street and Northwest Boulevard. •RCMP helped enforce an Alberta court order to see that a child was returned to that province. •When police located an erratic driver reported on Highway 3 east of Creston, they found he was tired, and not inebriated. He agreed to rest before continuing his drive. •Police received a complaint about a dispute over boots on Erickson Road. •An intoxicated male called to complain about an intoxicated driver on Ninth Avenue South. The latter was not located. •A police dog was called in when a search for a male reported to be calling for help from an orchard could not be found. The dog, too, was unsuccessful. •A reported panhandler on

Town council FROM PAGE 1

Coun. Jim Elford will replace Boehmer as Mayor Ron Toyota’s alternate as a Regional District of Central Kootenay director. “Can’t we just fire him?” Coun. Joe Snopek asked, laughing, during the discussion to reassign some of Boehmer’s other duties. Council Briefs •Newly elected for Kootenay-Columbia MP Wayne Stetski appeared before council to introduce himself as the area’s federal representative, promising to push for Kootenay communities that make federal grant applications. •The 2015-2017 Corporate Strategic Plan was adopted. The plan can be found on the town’s website, creston.ca. •Council received minutes from the cemetery select committee and approved a request that will allow the committee chair, and not town council, to call meetings. •Approval was given to keep Creston in the RDCK woodstove exchange program in 2016. Under the program, residents can apply for a $100 grant when they exchange an older woodstove with a new, more efficient one. While Creston’s commitment is for a maximum of 20 stoves, as in previous years, only one application has been received in the last two years, municipal services director Ross Beddoes said.

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Helen Street was not located. •Four youths were reported to be running through yards on 20th Avenue South, knocking on windows as they raced by homes. •A snowmobiler returned to his vehicle parked on Kootenay Pass to find a broken window. His wallet had been stolen. •No injuries were reported after a vehicle went off Highway 3 and into the ditch in slushy road conditions in the 1700 block. •A cellphone reported lost by an Elm Street resident was later located. •Police attended the hospital to help with an aggravated patient. •A landlord-tenant dispute was reported in the 2100 block of Highway 3. •A vehicle was damaged in an apparent act of mischief on Cook Street. January 17 •A vehicle reported to be parked in the middle of Birch Street was towed by the owner soon after.

•Council will write a letter of support for the Kootenay Hotel revitalization project that is now underway on Canyon Street at 12th Avenue. •Authorization to apply for a Provincial Infrastructure Planning Grant was approved. The funds would go toward a southeast drainage basin study. •A request from the Creston Rotary Club to upgrade public washrooms at Millennium Park was referred to staff for a report. •Two new members of the public, Brian Tully and Linda Harke, were appointed to the board of variance, which will continue to be chaired by Dave Handy. •Council voted to pay the annual dues for the Association of Kootenay and Boundary Local Governments despite Boehmer’s questions about whether it should opt out of the organization. Snopek, council’s representative to the AKBLG, said that it was beneficial to member municipalities. •A $5,000 community development grant was approved for the Fields Forward Opportunity Fund. •Deadline for negotiations with the RDCK to create a septage receiving facility was extended for one year. •A records management bylaw was given three readings. The bylaw outlines requirements about the length of time that records are kept. •A staff recommendation to replace deteriorating sewer and water lines between Eighth and Ninth avenues south, north of Birch Street, was approved. The project requires that $12,000 be reallocated from the inflow and infiltration fund to the sewer line replacement fund, and $30,000 be reallocated from the water mains fund to the water pipe replacement fund. The approval does not require additional funds.

SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 8 (KOOTENAY LAKE) BUDGET STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT COMMITTEE MEETING at 9:00 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. POLICY & GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE MEETING at 2:30 P.M. BOARD MEETING at 5:00 P.M. (times are PST) Tuesday, January 26, 2016 Board Office, 570 Johnstone Road, Nelson BC Video Conferencing to Creston at: Creston Education Centre, 617-11th Ave., S., Creston Public Welcome

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Renovations underway at CVH emergency room BY BRIAN LAWRENCE Advance Editor

With the goals of increasing patient privacy and flow, and overall efficiency of the space, the first phase of renovations to the Creston Valley Hospital’s emergency room began Jan. 14. With Creston’s T.A. Rendek and Associates Ltd. as contractor, a new triage and registration room, renovated central nursing station and redeveloped fast-track area for minor treatment. “As our numbers have increased in the emergency department, we’ve realized that our space, though big, is not efficient,” site manager Carolyn Hawton said last week. “Our ultimate hope is that it will decrease wait times in the ER. There will be more care areas for them to be seen.” Currently, patients triaged at a score of 4 or 5 can wait two to four hours to be seen. During the renovation, though, that wait may be lon-

ger, as the existing eight beds will drop to five for the project’s second phase. Phase 1 began last week, and will last three or four weeks while ducting and electrical work are done.

“Our ultimate hope is that it will decrease wait times in the ER. There will be more care areas for them to be seen.” Carolyn Hawton CVH Site Manager

That phase marks one of the biggest changes in the facility, when public access is severed between the ER and the rest of the hospital. The change will be a permanent one, helping to address privacy and confidentiality by keeping patients out of sight

by the public. Phase 2 will follow and last 14-16 weeks, as the bulk of the structural changes are made. During this time, outside access to the ER will be through the ambulance loading doors rather than the main ER entrance. With only five beds available and wait times temporarily increased, patients are being asked to see their own doctors for non-urgent care, although hospital staff are planning to keep the transition as smooth as possible. “It will be moment by moment,” said Hawton. “It just takes one ambulance to completely change it.” When the Interior Health Authority announced the renovation project in November, is was expected to total about $650,000, made possible by bequeathals from the estates of Jessie Julia Hopper, Don and Dariel Anne Korczynski, and Blanche Oleskiw, which were held by the East Kootenay Foundation for Health.

Kindergarten coming to Nelson’s Wildflower

CBAL, library hosting literacy week adventure

COLUMBIA BASIN ALLIANCE FOR LITERACY

On Jan. 30, the Columbia Basin Alliance for Literacy’s Creston branch and the Creston Valley Public Library will host an event to raise awareness of the importance engaging in play-based literacy activities as a family. Play a Story, which starts at 1 p.m. at the library, is an improvisational and playful adventure that uses reading and storytelling to act out the classic fairy tale Hansel and Gretel. Using imagination, voices, props and costumes, participants will travel through the forest with two lost children on an exciting journey which leads them back to home. It promises to be fun for the whole family. Play a Story celebrates Family Literacy Week (Jan. 24-31), an annual campaign that honours family literacy in B.C. Family

Literacy Week builds on ABC Life Literacy Canada’s Family Literacy Day, a national awareness initiative created in 1999 and celebrated annually across Canada on Jan. 27. Literacy is important for all British Columbians, including children and families. Families who engage in play-based literacy activities when children are young see positive effects on both the children and parents/caregivers. Simple activities offer rich opportunities for interaction and learning. These activities help create healthy relationships and help prepare children to enter school. In addition, Decoda Literacy Solutions (decoda.ca) is celebrating with a provincewide online photo contest (#FLW2016) to encourage people to share family literacy activities. It has also developed free “Let’s Play Together!” activity sheets for families and programs that work with young children.

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The School District No. 8 (Kootenay Lake) board unanimously voted Jan. 12 to introduce kindergarten at Nelson’s Wildflower school, and an unsually large crowd of parents, teachers, administrators and even students was there to hear the news. “Wildflower started around a kitchen table,” teacher Barbara Hargreaves told the meeting, going through the history of the program for trustees along with principal Naomi Ross. Started in 2000, Wildflower became part of the district in 2002, and has expanded since. An alternative school with a multi-age classroom environment, Hargreaves said Wildflower’s mission is to “educate the whole child.” “Our multi-age learning environment is one of support, safety, trust, respect and compassion,” Ross said. “For us, social responsibility goals are just as important as academic goals.” Currently the classroom based at Central School supports students ages six to 12, but under their new system that group would be split in half. One class would consist of kindergarten, Grade 1 and potentially Grade 2 students, while the older kids would be in a cohort from Grades 2 through 6.

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Wildflower teacher Barbara Hargreaves (left) and principal Naomi Ross presented to the Kootenay Lake school board last week.

Ross said they’re particularly proud of their community garden, and projects they’ve tackled such as the recent pictograph-themed mural they created in collaboration with the Sinixt First Nation and local artist Amber Santos. “Every school in SD8 offers kindergarten except Wildflower,” said Hargreaves. “We welcome change and we do evolve and think it’s time for a change. Why now? We feel like we have the support.” Ross told the board she’s looked at projections and at the families currently involved at Wildflower, and she’s confident they’ll have no problem

routinely filling the class. Introducing kindergarten would only require one additional classroom space. Supt. Jeff Jones noted Creston’s Wildflower school won’t be getting a kindergarten because their population can’t sustain one. Board chair Lenora Trenaman asked about Grade 2s in the school, and Ross said they’re going to decide case by case which students end up where. They plan to keep class numbers below 22, and the cap is 24. “I think Wildflower does an excellent job,” trustee Curtis Bendig said. “Obviously there’s strong support here.”

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History, one more time

“I am not now, nor have I ever been, a member of the communist party.” We watched the movie Trumbo this week and the phrase is fresh on my mind. I was born in the McCarthy era, in 1954. The Korean War had just ended and the Cold War was beginning to heat up. I recall my conservative father commenting at dinner that if Richard Nixon won the American presidency we could end up in another world war (John F. Kennedy won by a narrow margin), and I have vague memories of the Cuban missile crisis. In the 1960s my interest in politics was tweaked, as much by American news than by Canadian issues. In high school the name Dalton Trumbo became familiar because we studied Johnny Got His Gun in English class. Our studies did not refer to, as best as I can recall, Trumbo’s success as a writer of screenplays or his status as one of the Hollywood Ten, or Billy’s Blacklist. Or that he spent nearly a year in jail for being found in contempt of Congress for his unwillingness to kowtow to HUAC, the House Un-American Activities Committee, which made Senator Joe McCarthy a household name and Trumbo an anathema in the film business. Trumbo, the movie, is more than just a terrific film featuring the remarkable actor Bryan Cranston (of Breaking Bad fame). It should serve as a cautionary tale in a time that looks more like the 1950s politically than we care to acknowledge. With Donald Trump’s bombastic presidential run focusing on a distrust of foreigners, primarily Mexicans and

Muslims, and a promise to build walls along U.S. borders, it would do us well to wonder if history is once again repeating itself. The Iron Curtain seems like a distant memory, the Berlin Wall

Lorne Eckersley having been toppled in the 1980s and Ronald Reagan having been declared winner — game, set and match — over the dreaded communists. But Trump and other Republican candidates are seeming to find traction in the idea of creating American walls, figurative and literal, without instilling a whole lot of fear among a people who should be as tired of living their privileged lives in fear as Canadians showed themselves to be in last year’s federal election. Dalton Trumbo’s story is fascinating. After having some success with Johnny Got His Gun, a brilliant and disturbing anti-war tale, he went on to become one of Hollywood’s most successful screenwriters. He joined the communist party in 1943, believing that isolationism was the answer for the U.S. In 1946, in an article he wrote titled “The Red Menace”, he said that Russians were justified in fearing the expansion of American power. “If I were a Russian... I would be alarmed, and I would petition my government to take measures at

once against what would seem an almost certain blow aimed at my existence. This is how it must appear in Russia today,” he wrote. Once the blacklist took hold and Trumbo appeared to be out of business, he began writing under pseudonyms, finding producers who were more interested in making money than in Cold War politics. He wrote 30 scripts from his home in Mexico City, where he moved his family after serving his jail sentence. Two of his scripts, for The Brave One and Roman Holiday, would go on to win Academy Awards for writing. He received screen credit for neither at the time. “There are many angry, greedy people in the world and they seem to be breeding in record numbers,” Trumbo says in his namesake movie. The angry people who comprised HUAC slowly began to lose their power, if not legitimacy (the committee still existed until 1975, but the angry people now hold the majority in Congress) and Otto Preminger and Kirk Douglas refused to hide Trumbo’s name in the 1960 movies Exodus and Spartacus. (I am sure there must be a master’s thesis somewhere that explores the fact that both those movies end in the letters US. If there isn’t, there should be.) As the Republican lunatics race down a path that could lead to a new cold war (if we’re lucky) or world war (if we aren’t), Trumbo serves an entertaining and informative warning. If only sufficient numbers are listening, we might have some cause for hope. Lorne Eckersley is the publisher of the Creston Valley Advance.

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Ticket for light unfair to young Alberta driver To the Editor: A family member from out of province, home visiting for the Christmas season, was pulled over by the local RCMP around 10 p.m. Dec. 26. The officer asked the same question repeatedly, “Have you been drinking?” with the answer each time being no. The officer proceeded to advise the driver that he had a burned out taillight and was issuing a ticket — over $200! Whatever happened to the “friendly warning” or giving 24 hours to have it repaired? My thoughts: An Alberta licence plate? A young man driving? A deadline looming for his ticket quota? Shirley Armstrong Creston

Upgraded intersection changes nothing To the Editor: Who’s kidding who? The new stoplight and all the landscaping that cost millions of dollars has changed nothing in the traffic pattern. It just looks nice. The vehicles still have to turn left or right or go straight through. Nothing has changed except the congestion has now moved up to Vancouver Street and Northwest Boulevard. I have written twice before on the

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problem of the logging trucks, gravel trucks and 50-foot highway haulers that unnecessarily use Canyon Street (Highway 3). An accident is just waiting to happen with a truck driver having a stroke or aneurism, and resulting carnage could be so horrendous that the emergency vehicles, ambulances and police could not get to the scene. Shame on town hall and the Christy Clark government for the bribe project at Pine Street for a supporting vote in the 2017 provincial election! The imperfection and irresponsibility in our new council is obviously “same old same old.” Michael Bunn Creston

Sale not in Canada’s best interest To the editor: Is there a cloud looming on the “sunny ways” horizon? One could ignore the execution by another country of a large group of political prisoners as a strictly internal matter, but honouring an unsavoury military contract with said regime gives the appearance of approval of this atrocity. Furthermore, this Canadian-built equipment is for use against civilians in a genocidal project that increases the war crime potential and thus becomes an abhorrent act of complicity. I am referring to the decision by the government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to endorse the previous Conservative government’s agreement of providing military vehicles to Saudi Arabia. Is $15 billion of Dynamics Land Systems of London, Ont., profits and jobs or moral principle? Is Canada really “back” if this deal goes ahead? Sometimes individuals and countries need to do the right thing, and in my opinion and other voters who chose change over cynicism, this is one of those times. These are armed mili-

tary transports suitable for attacking lightly armed civilians, but not suitable against real soldiers with real weapons. These vehicles are being bought by the Saudi Arabian National Guard to maintain public order, and not by the Saudi army. (Canada lost many of them to homemade bombs planted by Afghan patriots over a 10-year futile occupation of the victimized country.) Foreign Minister Stéphane Dion pronounced that our reputation as a business partner would be damaged if we backed out of the deal now, but does not mention the damage done to Canada’s reputation as an ethical state, the Canada that “came back”. After the tragic judicial assassination by agents of the Saudi royal family of a well-known Shia cleric, Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr, and 46 other political prisoners, these vehicles may be used to control further blow back over these political executions. Is this what the “new” Canada wants to support? The Sunni country’s significant Shia minority of about three million of the country’s 27 million souls could be in imminent danger. Should Canada contribute to a religious and cultural genocide for the sake of our corporate sector? The Saudis are among the principal forces behind the creation of the Islamic State, ISIL. Canadian jets continue pounding ISIL in Syria and Iraq, and now we want to help the Saudis who are helping ISIL? Does it get any crazier? Saudi Arabia is also provoking conflict with Iran, the predominant Shia power in the region, threatening the recent accord with Iran, and also targeting Shia civilian targets in Yemen, including hospitals. This sale is no way in Canada’s interest — notwithstanding the shortterm business profit. Canada should know better than indulging in a further destabilization quagmire. And what of the jobs? Why not build snowplows, fire engines and transit vehicles to upgrade our cities? There is much constructive and needed work to be done, besides building more killing machines. What of the ballyhooed infrastructure? Larry Ewashen Creston

Success starts with asking why

I recently watched a Ted Talk by Simon Sinek, author of Start With Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone To Take Action. In the talk, Sinek argues that success — whether in business, social movements, or any other area of life — depends

The Book Drop Aaron Francis not on the products we sell, but on the “why” we do what we do. It starts with a core belief and all of our products and processes flow from that belief. Apple’s core belief, for example, is that they “challenge the status quo” and “think differently” (according to Sinek). Building high quality computers and devices is just how this belief manifests itself. They could make toasters — and probably most of us would agree that these toasters would be different and special in some way, at least insofar as we buy into Apple’s core belief. As your librarian, I have to admit that

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I spend a lot of my time thinking about library products and processes — how to get the new books out quicker, where to source better computers, evaluating staffing competencies and so forth — but when you ask me why the library exists, I need to step back and think about it. Why does the library exist? To answer this, I needed to look deeper than the “what” and the “how”, past the books and computers, comfy chairs, story times, book clubs, community partnerships and great customer service that our patrons have come to expect. And here is my answer: Information changes lives. Of course, the library being a community institution, your answer to this question may be different — and no less valid — than mine. I personally hesitate to use the term “information”. If there were a term that incorporated all the elements of the “DIKW pyramid” — data, information, knowledge, wisdom — I would use that instead. And this “information” (or whatever) doesn’t just “change” lives. It enhances, improves, amplifies, embroiders, elevates, exalts and raises up our lives. And it’s not just individual lives either. Our community — which is made up of individuals yet seems to me

to be more than just the sum of its parts — is changed. To put it another way, this living, breathing organism called Creston or Creston and district (or Creston Valley or the Town of Creston plus Regional District of Central Kootenay Areas A, B and C) is elevated/improved/ amplified as a result of the fact that all of its members regardless of age, gender, background or income level have shared access to stories that impart the wisdom of our species, resources containing information on health, gardening, spirituality and every other subject under the sun, programs designed to assist people in accessing all of this richness, meeting spaces for local citizens to share their own knowledge with their fellow citizens, and a warm, comfy place to sit down and enjoy it all to boot. Perhaps my original formulation will suffice: Information changes lives. That’s what we’re about. I would love to hear your thoughts about this column or any other libraryrelated matter. You can email me at aaron@crestonlibrary.com or just stop by the library anytime. Aaron Francis is the chief librarian at the Creston Valley Public Library. He is currently reading Blindness by Jose Saramago.

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we introduced them prior to opening the “new improved” community complex, the majority of people understood the reasoning of why were headed this direction. Prior to that, we did have some “issues” with people forgetting to pay when they came in, for Let’s talk about wristbands. instance, to play shinny hockey. These are the colourful Tyvek bands I’m not sure if you recall how our that you get around your wrist front counter used to face out into when you pay the admission fee at the old lobby, but I remember one the community complex and what day hearing a weird sliding sound gives you access to all parts of the but no one was there. Upon leaning over the counter, we discovered a couple lads that were perfecting the technique of trench warfare by scrunching down below the window and dragging their hockey bags behind them. That was back in the day when we would count the admissions we had taken, then count the people on the Neil Ostafichuk ice and in the event of disbuilding, such as skating, swim- crepancy, stop the game and gathming, fitness centre and drop-in er everyone around to find out programs (of course, at the appro- who didn’t pony up the four or priate times) for the entire day. This five bucks. means once you get one, you can Luckily those days are over. leave and come back as many times Wait, maybe not — the other day as you want within that day for over Christmas vacation when our drop-in skating or a workout in the numbers swell, I heard the frusgym, perhaps go for a swim or hot trated calling of our customer sertub, or attend a drop-in fitness pro- vice rep trying to get a few drop-in gram sometime over the approxi- hockey players to come and pay mately 13 hours the amenities are before they went to the change open. Each day, we change up the rooms, to no avail. Walking down colour of the band, so at least once to the change rooms and having to over the month it should match ask to see wristbands was a total your ensemble. flashback to Grade 3 or 4 when we Using wristbands is fairly com- had to hold up our pencil crayons mon at recreation facilities that uti- to show the teacher before going to lize a membership system with the art room. Except these were multiple activities or even to track mostly adults. In a taxpayer subsiwho has paid at a single facility. I dized facility where the $6.80 seem to recall one recreation centre (including tax) admission gets you that we visited in Calgary that was a wristband that lets you also use using them some 15 or 20 years the pool and fitness centre along ago. They are pretty durable as you with the skating rink. The frustratcan swim or work out and the most ing part is that one or two never you do is wrinkle them up a bit; it’s paid on the way out, either. Not actually the same stuff (spun olefin restricted to the arena, we also fibres) that they use as house wrap keep a diligent eye open in the on outsides of buildings in place of pool and fitness centre, as well. tarpaper. So while it is possible to So that’s the evolution of the cover the outside of your new wristband at our facility and, frankgarage, it will take a while and ly, people have adapted to it grarequire a lot of Tuck Tape. ciously since its inception. Hopefully So, as mentioned, the band is this provides a bit of understanding what enables staff at a glance (in towards why we use it and we most cases) to be able to tell who appreciate your patience if we haphas paid admission and who pen to do a check here and there. hasn’t and, like many things in Neil Ostafichuk is the recreation this world, keep the honest people supervisor at the Creston and District honest. This is probably why when Community Complex.

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Planning can be perfect

Deciding what to do with a loved one’s “stuff” after he or she is gone is a conundrum. What to keep? What to donate to Gleaners or the Creston Museum or other worthy recipi-

My mother owned three or four dozen bone china teacups, those dainty patterned items with names like Lady Carlyle and Old Country Roses. I can’t remember the exact count, but they filled an entire shelf in the large oak buffet in the dining room. She used them often for bridge nights, all special occasions and for afternoon tea with our neighbour, Kath Hood. They drank a lot of tea together, and I’m sure there are family stories that Mrs. Hood knew that we are not privy to. Drinking tea is like that. My generation did not have much to do with china teacups. Mugs are still the beverage container of choice among family and friends. Instead of giving Mom’s teacups to an antique dealer, we decided to bestow them on the women and grandchildren in her life. One teacup for each person — daughters, daughters-in-law, male and female grandchildren, nieces, neighbours. Even after that distribution, I still own 11 of them. Then there was the Blue Willow set of dishes, complete with platters, serving bowls and the teapot. The teapot’s design is a traditional take on the willow tree, the temple, the two doves, the footbridge, the little boat, the apple tree and the crooked fence, but it’s still a sad story. Despite its 18th-century Chinese-inspired design

and its story of young love thwarted by the dastardly, rich older suitor, none of us wanted the set. We all had households and dinner dishes of sorts. We parted with the Blue Willow, but not before each choosing a piece that appealed to us. Appropriately, we decided Mrs. Hood would get the teapot. She appreciated it and brewed tea in it for 16 more years. Some people gift things of value or sentiment long before they pass away. When someone is brave enough to say, “Hey, I want that painting/clock/chair after you’re gone,” that is a good thing. For my part, I have begun to put masking tape labels on a few items that seem appropriate right now. For instance, I taped a name on the enamelled Russian bowls; perhaps I will put a name on the ceramic Christmas dish my mother made. I’m not wanting to be morbid or to make anybody unhappy. It is the pragmatic thing to do, and it might make things a little easier in the future. Kath Hood passed away in November. Before she died, she told her children to return the Blue Willow teapot to the Mosher family. Something about that planned gesture is simply perfect. Betsy Brierley lives beside Kootenay Lake. She used to write for the Advance a long time ago.

whom I got to know through their courageous parents, started keeping their child support. This money put nutritious food on the table and paid for school supplies. Rosie, now 15, paid for her own Star Wars ticket instead of asking a friend to pay. This holiday season, they all had more of what they needed because we changed a bad government policy. That a small group of people made such an important change is wonderful to reflect upon and it Michelle Mungall warms my heart. But The holidays also remind us reality sets in, too. For the most that not everyone is able to afford part, the 6,000 kids now getting the basics. While poverty lives in their child support still live in every community all year round, poverty. That’s how bad child the holidays have come to be a poverty is in British Columbia. time when generosity is greatest The big culprit for these and our thoughts most reflective thousands of children is that on others. This holiday season, I their families’ income assisthought of the 6,000 children liv- tance rates remain well below ing in poverty who saw some the most conservative poverty change this year, but not enough. measures. Because their famiLast year started off well with lies can’t afford appropriate, the announcement that New safe and healthy housing while Democrats, parents and advoca- waitlists for BC Housing cy groups’ work would end the remain over two years long, child support clawback on Sept. many of their housing needs 1. This poverty-creating policy aren’t being met. Yet the BC had been taking $13 million Liberal government insists that away from 6,000 of B.C.’s poor- there’s thousands of private est kids every year under the BC market housing available for Liberals simply because their $375 a month despite current single parents received income data from the Canada Mortgage assistance or disability. and Housing Corporation saySince September, children ing otherwise. Food costs conlike Neveah and Gabriella, tinue to rise, too, and electricity

rates jump each year under Christy Clark. These 6,000 children are some of most hard hit by increased costs and lack of affordability, but they aren’t the only ones. One in five B.C. children lives in poverty. That’s 167,810 kids and there are thousands more with parents just barely over the poverty line. Then there are thousands more with parents whose wages aren’t keeping pace with increases to MSP, auto insurance, childcare, activities like soccer, property taxes, bus passes and more. As a result, they are struggling more each year to keep up with the bills. Maybe this is your story. If not, it’s the story of someone you know. That’s why we need a legislated poverty reduction plan. I’ve introduced my poverty reduction and economic inclusion bill three times. Christy Clark responds by ignoring it and leaving B.C. as the only province without a real plan of action. This spring when I’m back in Victoria, I will introduce my bill again and continue to do so until it’s debated and passed. We need a poverty reduction plan this year. Plans work. They work year-round. They work for the 167,810 children who deserve better. They work for all of us. Michelle Mungall is the member of the legislative assembly for the Nelson-Creston provincial riding, and is the Opposition critic for social development.

The Voice of Experience Betsy Brierley ent? What to pass on to family members? Who would appreciate that bundle of old letters, the hen and chicks made of wood, the china teapot with the Blue Willow design? When my mother, Helen Mosher, died 16 years ago in January, we siblings were beset with this problem. But the fact that there are four of us helped the decision making and the creative solutions. (I can appreciate the dilemma of my cousin who is an only child and in the throes of clearing out her mother’s home. She alone must consider what to do with a lifetime of treasures.) I would be in favour of a detailed will with itemized distribution list, but how often does that happen? We did hold a garage sale — an act of desperation some might think but, on the other hand, appreciated by friends of my parents who discovered keepsakes.

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Happy new year! I hope you had a wonderful holiday season filled with peace and joy, and that it continues on into 2016. For me, I enjoyed a bit of time with family and friends as we skied, tobogganed and shared in our communities’ festivities.

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Creative thinking key to Creston Valley’s future

of the 100-mile diet, a brochure titled “Real Food, Close to Home” promoted Creston’s community-supported grain project. This community supported project put a focus on agriculture in our valley, and initiatives to grow and distribute locally As a member of Creston town grown food. Today our rapidly council, I understand more and expanding Creston Valley Farmers’ more how creative thinking is key Market supports food growers and artisans, becoming an important “go to” community asset. Creston is notable for a high ratio of highly visible creative thinkers. Our artists give local colour to business and restaurant walls, and murals add interest to our streets. Art and craft shows are held throughout the year. The literary arts are well Joanna Wilson represented, with a number of to successful governance. Ours is a locally written books on display in small community, and through bookstores and the Creston Valley innovation we can make the most of Public Library. our assets. Creative ideas can be The performing arts have a cenapplied to town planning, includ- tral venue in the Prince Charles ing issues of potholes, snow remov- Theatre. As well, the community al, parks and community plans and church halls host concerts and extending 30 years into the future. coffee houses, showcasing seasoned Planning creatively for the future performers and incubating emergbuilds on work already done. In ing talent. Worthy of note here 2008, in response to the popularity would be the drama festival to be “Public art can be huge or small. It can tower fifty feet high or call attention to the paving beneath your feet. It may be cast, carved, built, assembled, or painted.” —Association for Public Art

Council Comment

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From left: Better at Home co-ordinator Ashlene Chadburn, TAPS community liaison co-ordinator Maureen Cameron, Valley Community Services finance/ administration director Justine Keirn, Nelson-Creston MLA MIchelle Mungall and TAPS assistant co-ordinator Wendy Garland.

TAPS starting new year

Happy New Year from all of us at the Therapeutic Activation Program for Seniors! We’ve been carrying on as usual over the holidays, except that people are feeling the effects of losing several members in the last

Copies of the 2016 TAPS Calendar are still available. Thanks to Creston Card and Stationery and Black Bear Books who are still carrying them. They are a fundraiser for us, and hope you enjoy the fun we had putting it together. On Jan. 12 we had a visit from Nelson-Creston MLA Michelle Mungall and her staff, and had a pleasant and productive meeting. We appreciate her interest in and support of seniors and in offering access to her office and resources not only for TAPS and Better at Home, but the wider commuMaureen Cameron nity of stakeholders. Sharing month, and another this week. While resources is a key factor in finding an expected part of life, the experi- solutions to any complex issue, and ence is different when we’re able to aging in place is one that we are all share memories with others. aware of in our community. We’re welcoming Bridget back as We will be continuing with our she returns from a well deserved youth and seniors connections proholiday with her family. Staff mem- gram throughout the spring with bers Wendy and Sarah, along with our funding from New Horizons Nellie and Susan, plus our great vol- for Seniors and look forward to unteers, have done a wonderful job reporting on what projects we all of running the programs. The year come up with. began with a New Year’s luncheon Maureen Cameron is the community party, and heralded the first of many liaison co-ordinoator for the Therapeutic more to come, as we’re fond of find- Activation Program for Seniors, run by ing any excuse to celebrate. Valley Community Services.

Tips from TAPS

held later this spring by the Footlighters Theatre Society. Creating and maintaining a strong arts and cultural community is a worthwhile goal. It

is possible that investment in arts and culture is a contribution to the economy as well as providing ambience to where we live and work.

Coun. Joanna Wilson is in her fourth term on Creston’s town council, having served since 2005, following three years as a School District No. 8 (Kootenay Lake) trustee.

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MINOR HOCKEY WEEK

Thursday, January 21, 2016 Creston Valley Advance

Creston Valley Minor Hockey Association Celebrating

Minor Hockey Week

Creston Valley Minor Hockey

THANK YOU

PEEWEE CHIEFS

Coaches: Justin Kettle, Gerry Sliworsky, Mike Nims, Dan Schiffke Back row (left to right): Jett Jmaeff, Wesley Steed, Josh Jellis, Trey Plotnikoff, Reese Beebe, Jenna Nims, Meredith Walker, Kyle Sliworsky, Rocky Palmer Front row (left to right): Jake Adams, Dexden Schiffke, Tye Staginnus, Kayden Roundy, Ryan Adams, Declan Kettle, Easton Chatwin, Tyson Hann, Tanner Blackmore, Aristotle MacDonald, Vincent Walker Missing: Travis Blackmore

MIDGET CHIEFS

ATOM BRUINS

Back row (left to right): Sherry Harder(Manager), Don Harder (Asst Coach), Cody Beebe (Head Coach), Ray MacDonald (Asst Coach), Julia Steed (Asst Coach) Middle row (left to right): Utah Oler, Theo Weitman, Jorryn Harder, Riley Kepke, Patton Beebe, Rylan Blackmore, Catherine Walker, Carter Huscroft, Crystal Steed Front row (left to right): Kayson Blackmore, Jake Adams, Tristan Brunham, Chase Bambrick, Troy Rast, Quinn Page, Xaviar MacDonald, Brayden Shatzko, Sevren MacVicar Missing: Kees Runions, Tanjot Tiwana

SENIOR NOVICE CHIEFS

to our sponsors, the Creston Valley Advance, the Town of Creston, our hockey parents, and to everyone who comes out and supports Minor Hockey in Creston!

Coaches: Chad Luke, Hyrum Blackmore Back row (left to right): Brayden Jellis, Kale Plotnikoff, Tyson Steed, Shayne Walker, Justice Samuels-Mund, Ty Gudjonson Front row (left to right): Cole Bright, Denk Blackmore, Kenton Blackmore, Alex Blackmore, Levi Palmer, Jordan Wood, Josh Wiens

Back Row (left to right): Assistant Coaches Trent Johnston, Chris Sheck, Head Coach Mick Starr, Assistant Coach Tyler Hancock, Manager Jayme Ingram Centre Row (left to right): Owen Bambrick, Renin Clark, Carter Vanderloos, Jackson Sheck, Ryker Grunewald, Lachlan McKenzie, Brody Rotar, Aaron Starr, Ethan Pelly, Lucas Neil, Callum ZiefďŹ&#x201A;ie, Jacob Kolodychuk, Kieran Simpson Front Row (left to right): Taven Johnston, Dominik Kiehn, Sullivan McKenzie, Cooper Ingram, Hunter Hancock, Stellaen Damery, Owen Carbert, Jordan Brunham, Brooklyn Beebe, Axson Balawakula Missing: Cooper Schofer, Assistant Coaches Matt Brunham, Dave McKenzie

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Junior Novice ......................... Creston Valley Bakery ................................................. Overwaitea Foods

THANKS TO OUR

2015-2016 JERSEY SPONSORS

Senior Novice ........................ J.H. Huscroft Ltd. ................................................. Kemlee Equipment/Kokanee Ford Sales Ltd Atom ....................................... Pyramid Building Supplies Ltd ................................................. Kal Tire ................................................. Dairy Queen ................................................. Local 308 Peewee Rep ........................... Home Hardware Building Centre ................................................. Extra Foods Peewee House ....................... Creston Orchards ................................................. Western Financial Group Bantam Rep............................ Creston & District Credit Union

Back Row (left to right): Coach Larry Rast, Travis Steed, Trenton Dyck, Brandon Hulme, Logan Rast, Chase Scott, Merlin Blackmore, Dexter Gartner Middle Row (left to right): Alexandra Mottl, Ashley Mottl, Bea Roelofse Front Row (left to right): Vin Jackson, Norman Blackmore, Noah Blackmore, Denton Chatwin, Jeron Blackmore, Kaden Hanson Laying down: Jeremy Dyck Missing: Etienne Boutet, Seth Frederick, Coach Dave Jackson, Manager/trainer Sara Jackson

JUNIOR NOVICE BRUINS

BANTAM CHIEFS

Midget Rep ............................. House Calls Cleaning Services ................................................. Creston Hotel ................................................. Truscott Farms

Back Row (left to right): Manager Laura Starr, Asst coach Kristian Thomsen, Asst Coach Steve Rejman, Head coach Mike Price, Asst Coach Trent Johnston Centre Row (left to right): Wyatt Oler, Easton Bishup, Owen Thomsen, Ashlyn Rejman, Haven, Deboer, Brent Powell, Trystin Johnston Front Row (left to right): Ethan Ryder, Alex Starr, Trae Brown, Justin Neil, Eli Price, Austin Huscroft, Jazlynn Price Missing: Harlem Deober, Easton Severston, Colin Kakuno, Brayden Young, Owen Davidson, Curtis Huscroft (Asst Coach), Scott Doelman (Asst Coach), Len Deboer (Asst Coach)

Upcoming Tournaments Pee Wee Chiefs

January 22-24 vs Spokane • Calgary•Whitefish • Kelowna

Midget Chiefs

February 5-7 vs Invermere • Cranbrook • Cochrane • Calgary PLEASE COME OUT AND SUPPORT YOUR MINOR HOCKEY TEAMS

Go Creston Go!!

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coMMUNiTY

Find local employees. Wildsight hosting environmental film festival WILDSIGHT

Join the Creston Valley branch of Wildsight when it hosts the Wild and Scenic Film Festival On Tour at the Tivoli Theatre at 7 p.m. Jan. 25. The Wild and Scenic Film Festival is a collection of films celebrating the environment. Based in Nevada City, Calif., the films visit over 150 communities, inspiring hope, love and action for our natural world. Partnering in the tour are Patagonia, Clif Bar, Sierra Nevada Brewing, Orion Magazine, Klean Kanteen, Earthjustice, Barefoot Wine and Bubbly, and KEEN. Some of the films featured are Marie’s Dictionary, in which an indigenous elder types out her language; word by word, before it fades with her; The Ridge, an amazing bicycle ride set to Celtic music; Delta Dawn, following the Colorado River as it flows, once again, to its Mexican destination; Birdsongs, listening to the language of the birds; and Nobody’s River, four young women kayak an undammed river in Mongolia. The film festival is a natural extension of Wildsight’s work to inspire people to act on behalf of the environment. Doors to the Wild and Scenic Film Festival On Tour open at 6:30 pm. Admission is $10 for Wildsight members and youth (18 and under), and $15 for non-member. A Wildsight lifetime membership and film festival admission is $20. Advance tickets can be purchased at www.wildsight.ca.

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A shot of the Colorado River Delta from Peter McBride's Delta Dawn.

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Tonight ET Canada Supergirl (N) ’ Å Chicago Fire (N) ’ (10:59) NCIS: Los Angeles (N) Wild Kratts ’ Marine Machines “Rescue” Hope for Wildlife Å Turn Back Time Å Fake or Fortune? ’ Å In Search of Robert Burns ’ Dragons’ Den (6:59) CBC Vancouver News Marketplace Coronation St. Murdoch Mysteries (N) ’ Jekyll and Hyde “The Cutter” The National (N) ’ Å Q13 News Name Game Modern Family Big Bang Big Bang The X-Files (N) Å (DVS) Lucifer “Pilot” Å (DVS) Q13 FOX News at 10 (N) Cooper 360 CNN Special Program CNN Tonight With Don Lemon Anderson Cooper 360 Å CNN Newsroom Live (N) CNN Newsroom Live (N) Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Forensic Just. Forensic Just. Forensic Just. Forensic Just. Cops Å Cops Å 1815C 350C House Hunters Ellen’s Design Challenge (N) Leave-Bryan Leave-Bryan House-Bryan Income Prop. Ellen’s Design Challenge ’ Leave-Bryan Leave-Bryan War & Peace War & Peace Andrei returns home from war. (N) Å (:02) War & Peace Pierre Bezukhov inherits a fortune. 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Big Bang Big Bang My. Diners Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Chef in Your Ear (N) ’ Å Food Factory Food Factory Beat Bobby Beat Bobby Chef in Your Ear ’ Å Fail Army Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Can Storage-Texas Fail Army Fail Army Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Can Storage-Texas The Curse of American Restoration Å Counting Cars Counting Cars Restoration Garage ’ American Restoration Å Counting Cars Counting Cars (:00) Castle ’ ››› “Destination: Infestation” (’07) Antonio Sabato Jr. ’ InnerSPACE Investigators Person of Interest ’ Å “Destination: Infestation” (’07) (:00) ››› “Enemy of the State” (’98) Will Smith, Gene Hackman. Å ››› “The Fugitive” (’93, Suspense) Harrison Ford, Tommy Lee Jones, Sela Ward. 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Tonight (7:59) NCIS: Los Angeles (N) Supergirl (N) ’ Å Chicago Fire (N) ’ News Hour Final (N) Å Much Hip Hop The Simpsons Cleveland American Dad Benders Å South Park Tosh.0 Å At Midnight Conan (N) Å Cleveland ›› Rocky IV (:05) ››› “Water” (’05) Seema Biswas, Lisa Ray. Å ››› “Frost/Nixon” (’08) Frank Langella, Kevin Bacon. Å (:05) ››› “The Green Mile” (:00) L’ombre d’un doute (SC) La guerre d’Hollywood TV5 Jrnl Les chemins (:15) Ainsi soient-ils (SC) (:15) La dernière harde (SC) NASCAR Racing The 10 NASCAR Race Hub Pass Time Pass Time NASCAR Racing

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Tonight ET Canada NCIS “Viral” Å (DVS) NCIS: New Orleans ’ Å Limitless ’ Å Wild Kratts ’ Hope for Wildlife Å Canada: Over the Edge Å Earth Changed History ››› “Project Nim” (’11, Documentary) ’ Å Dragons’ Den (6:59) CBC Vancouver News Hello Goodbye Coronation St. Rick Mercer 22 Minutes (N) Schitt’s Creek Mr. D (N) ’ The National (N) ’ Å Q13 News Name Game Modern Family Big Bang Big Bang New Girl (N) Grandfathered Brooklyn Nine The Grinder Q13 FOX News at 10 (N) Cooper 360 CNN Special Report CNN Tonight With Don Lemon Anderson Cooper 360 Å CNN Special Report CNN Newsroom Live (N) Bar Rescue “On the Rocks” Bar Rescue Bar Rescue “Owner Ousted” Bar Rescue Bar Rescue Contractor House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Tiny House Tiny House House-Bryan Income Prop. 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Hungarian vocalist, classical guitarist performing in Creston SUBMITTED

On Jan. 29, Hungarian vocalist Noémi Kiss and classical guitarist Rita Deane will perform a concert at St. Stephen’s Presbyterian Church featuring love songs from across the centuries. The concert — made possible with the support of the Columbia Kootenay Cultural Alliance — will include a wide range of repertoire from early classical to contemporary, including works by Dowland, Sor, Giuliani, Rodrigo, Britten, Villa-Lobos, Sieber, as well as contemporary love songs and folk songs from around the world. Kiss is an internationally acclaimed vocalist, whose voice has been described by critics as “gloriously lyrical over a strikingly wide range.” (BBC Music Magazine) With performances in many of Europe’s concert halls, Kiss’s concert

engagements take her to many of Europe’s festivals and include appearances in Iceland, Norway and Israel. Born in Hungary, Kiss studied at the Academy of Music in Budapest and the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London. Her recording of Giovanni Battista Pergolesi’s Marian Vespers, with New College Choir and the Academy of Ancient Music under Edward Higginbottom, was nominated for both the Gramophone Award and the classical Grammy Award. Deane grew up in the Kootenays and studied both classical guitar and piano from age six. She continued her musical studies at the University of Victoria, and then abroad in Cordoba, Spain, as well as at the International Music Academy in Salzburg, Austria. While completing her master’s degree, she joined the guitar faculty of the Victoria Conservatory of Music.

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Hungarian vocalist Noémi Kiss performs with classical guitarist Rita Deane on Jan. 29.

Deane has served as an examiner and as an adjudicator at various festivals, including the Northwest Guitar Festival, and is one of the founding faculty of the Kaslo Guitar Fest.

Obituaries Ruth Josephine Mildred Feener (Pierce) 1948 ~ 2016

Ruth Josephine Mildred Feener (Pierce) of Creston, BC, aged 68, passed away peacefully on Saturday January 16, 2016 with her children by her side. Born in Waverley, Nova Scotia, Ruth was the daughter of the late Mildred Ostrem (Beach) and Joseph Pierce. Ruth and late husband Roger Feener brought immense laughter and music to Wynndel, BC in 2002 when they moved from Airdrie, AB. Ruth has spent many years suffering with a broken heart after that music died suddenly with Roger’s death in 2005. She will always be remembered for her Maritime sense of humor, her pie baking, and her determination. She is survived by her children Charles, Yvette (Brad), and Troy (Desiree); sisters MaryLou Barkhouse and Gloria Bradley; and grandchildren Dustin, Jessica, and Ty. She was pre-deceased by her brother Teddy, sister Julie and especially beloved niece Annie. A family service will be held at a later date in Peggys Cove, Nova Scotia where Ruth is to be reunited with Roger and her mother. "For what is it to die but to stand naked in the wind and to melt into the sun? And what is it to cease breathing, but to free the breath from its restless tides, that it may rise and expand and seek God unencumbered?" - Khalil Gibran

Margot Dahle August 25, 1925 ~ January 11, 2016 Margot Dahle passed away peacefully on January 11, 2016.

Born in Berlin, Germany, Margot immigrated to Canada in 1953 where she met and married Henry Dahle, her soul mate and husband of 61 years. Margot and Henry raised their three daughters in Regina and Calgary. In 1979 Margot and Henry moved to Wynndel, where Margot established a pottery shop. Loving wife, devoted mother and enthusiastic crafts woman, Margot was an avid gardener, lover of nature and volunteer in many local organizations including Wynndel Community Hall, Tipi Camp, Wildsight and the Green Party. Margot is survived by husband Henry; daughters Gudrun, Sigrid, and Dagmar, and granddaughter Emma. The family is grateful to the staff of Crest View Village Residential Care and extend special thanks to Corinne Wilcox. Donations in Margot’s memory may be made to Wildsight, Creston Valley Branch.

The duo will be performing at St. Stephen’s Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 29. Tickets are $20, available at Black Bear Books, Kingfisher Used Books and Creative Fix.

Mary “Maria” Berger 1915 ~ 2016

Mary “Maria” Berger passed peacefully at home on January 8, 2016 in Lacombe, AB at the age of 100 years with her daughter by her side. Maria was born in a sod house on the farm in Saskatchewan in 1915 to Ukrainian immigrant parents. She grew up, however, in Detroit and Dearborn, Michigan, while her father worked at Ford Motor Company. After they came back to Canada, settling near Edmonton, Maria lived in Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, Creston, B.C., and Lacombe, Alberta. She loved to dance, including Ukrainian and tap, as well as play the violin. She was always positive. She had a smile on her face, a song in her heart and kind words for everyone. She particularly enjoyed her mother’s homemade wine and often talked about how she missed it, even until days before she left this earth. She was an amazing cook, preparing authentic Ukrainian dishes. Maria wanted to live to 100 to get her birthday greeting letter from the Queen - and she did it. She was pre-deceased by her parents Maxim and Xenia Szach, sister Anne Oleshko, brother Alex Shaw, husband Anton Berger, her partner John Joy Jr., and her son Gary Berger. She will be greatly missed by her children: Ion Berger (Los Angeles, California), Xenia Stanford (Kelowna, B.C.), Neal (Brenda) Berger (Sherwood Park, AB), Ruth Berger (Rocky Mountain House, AB), Aileen Joy (Victoria, B.C.), Keith (Val) Joy (Vernon, B.C.), and Lisa Joy (Lacombe), as well as many great- and greatgreat-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. A Celebration of Maria’s life was held Friday, January 15, 2016 at 1:00 p.m. at Wilson’s Funeral Chapel, 6120 Hwy 2A, Lacombe, AB. Interment followed at Lacombe’s Fairview Cemetery. Condolences may be made by visiting www.wilsonsfuneralchapel.ca Wilson’s Funeral Chapel & Crematorium serving Central Alberta with locations in Lacombe and Rimbey in charge of arrangements. Phone: 403.782.3366 or 403.843.3388 “A Caring Family, Caring for Families”

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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR JOB POSTING VALLEY COMMUNITY SERVICES, CRESTON, BC Valley Community Services Society is seeking a respected and inspired individual to lead our dynamic team of approximately 40 staff members committed to improving the lives of adults, children and families in Creston and throughout the East Kootenays. VCS annual operating costs are approximately $1,600,000 per annum. $nnual Salary $4 ,000 $ 4,600 plus beneÂżts Job Summary Reporting to the Board of Directors, the Executive Director provides overall leadership to the Valley Community Services organization. This includes planning and directing all operational activities and ensuring that all policies and services reĂ&#x20AC;ect the organizationÂśs mission, values and strategic direction. The Executive Director provides leadership in these and other areas: administration, governance, Âżnance, facilities and risk management, human resources management and community and public relations. The Executive Director also ensures that the organization meets and complies with all government legislation, funding and contractual obligations. QUALIFICATIONS: Â&#x2021; Advanced Degree in either Social Work or Business or equivalent combination of education and experience Â&#x2021; 0inimum of years senior level management experience in a not for proÂżt environment including expertise in governance, Âżnancial and human resources functions Â&#x2021; Minimum of 5 years of experience in program planning, development, implementation, monitoring, management and evaluation Â&#x2021; Experience with CARF (or other) accreditation body and a solid understanding of privacy legislation â&#x20AC;&#x201C; FOIPPA and PIPA Â&#x2021; Must hold a valid driverÂśs license and pass a current criminal records check Â&#x2021; The successful candidate will Â&#x2021; Possess a collaborative leadership style which encourages staff input on agency decisions; proven ability to lead discussions, listen actively and promote sound consensus-based decision-making Â&#x2021; Excel at building relationships with a broad and diverse group of partners (clients, staff, funders, community, etc.) and provide strong advocacy for VCS at the community and government levels Â&#x2021; Provide conÂżdent leadership; demonstrated ability to motivate others and promote an efÂżcient, healthy and vibrant work environment Â&#x2021; Be organized, efÂżcient, energetic, resourceful, a diverse thinker and effective problem solver who is able to recommend and implement changes as needed to keep the agency operationally and Âżnancially viable and thriving Â&#x2021; Possess excellent oral and written communication skills with demonstrated success in completing grant applications and government/funder requirements in a professional, timely manner For more information contact Serena Naeve at 250-428-5547. Complete job description available by request at admin@valley.services Interested candidates are invited to submit a resume and cover letter to: Valley Community Services Box 187, Creston, BC, V0B 1G0 Attn: VCS Board Chair, Heather More Phone: 250-428-5547 Fax: 250-428-5175 Email: heathermore@outlook.com Closing Date: Feb 29, 2016

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EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT Kootenai Community Centre Society (KCCS) is seeking a part-time Executive Assistant to aid the Executive Director, who will be taking a maternity leave commencing February 2016.

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The primary role will be to represent and support the Executive Director with day-to-day office operations in her absence. This position is 20 hours minimum/week, $16 - $18/hour for a 5-month term. Before the term concludes, term extension will be assessed. Application deadline is January 25, 2016.

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Plumbing

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FULL SERVICE Plumbing from Parker Dean. Fast, reliable, 24/7 service. Take $50 off your next job if you present this ad. Vancouver area. 1800-573-2928.

Pets & Livestock LaDonna Smith R.M.T. Tues, Wed, Fri & Sat

Feed & Hay HAY FOR SALE. Large round bales, premium quality hay. Local delivery available. Please text or call Mike at 250420-1660.

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Firearms WANTED: RIFLES, shotguns, restricted weapons, reloading equipment, decoys or any other shooting related items. Fully licensed. Glen 250-428-6750

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CAREER OPPORTUNITY MANAGER, COMMUNITY RELATIONSHIPS Permanent, full-time in our Cranbrook office. Apply before January 27, 2016, noon PT.

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Rentals Apt/Condo for Rent

Creston: 1/BDRM & 2/bdrm $500/mo & $625/mo + elec. N/S N/P. Call 250-2540840/250-866-5789

Heavy Duty Machinery

Creston: 2/BDRM SUITE Avail immed. N/P $625/mo incl. util. 250-428-4918

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CRESTON ATTENTION SENIORS Nikkyl Place Seniors APARTMENTS includes 2 meals a day house keeping,laundry & reg bus service. Wheelchair access main floor 1/bdrm units $1200/mo 2/bdrm $1300/mo. 250-402-9351

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Creston: CENTRALLY located adult 2/bdrm apt. Newly renoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d. Incl. all util. & laundry N/S, N/P $750/mo Avail. Feb 1st. 250-402-6807

2NDHAND HEAVEN 910 Pine St. 250-428-2375 Open Mon-Fri 10am-5pm Sat 10am - 4:30 pm Medichair scooter, Tools, Toys, Furniture, Books, Pictures, Bedding, Dishes, & MORE!

Halls/Auditoriums ROTACREST HALL RENTAL Special Occasions/Events Call 250-428-7127 For Information and Booking WEST CRESTON HALL and/or grounds available. Full kitchen facilities. Leona 250-402-6643 Visit www.westcreston.info

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Erickson: 3/BDRM HOUSE on half acre. F/S W/D DW. Garden area, pets on approval. $1000/mo + util., $500 DD 250-428-0763

LARGE 5/BDRM 3/bath home with fabulous view. F/S, W/D, DW, freezer. Absolutely no smoking. Children welcome, pets negotiable, fenced yard. $1300/mo + DD. Avail Feb 1. Refs required. 250-428-0640

DONATION PICK UPS Call to arrange a pick up Interested in joining our team of great volunteers a few hours a week? Contact us for more information

Property Management

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REFORESTATION NURSERY Seedlings of hardy trees, shrubs, and berries for shelterbelts or landscaping. Spruce and pine from $0.99/ tree. Free shipping. Replacement guarantee. 1-866-8733846 or www.treetime.ca SAWMILLS FROM only $4,397. Make money and save money with your own bandmill. Cut lumber any dimension. In stock ready to ship. Free info and DVD: www.NorwoodSawmills.com/400OT

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ROOMMATE WANTED to share beautiful furnished 3 bdrm 2 bath fourplex. NS. Quiet lifestyle. Util, wifi, cable incl. $600/mo. Text to 250402-3778 Creston. Avail now.

Transportation

Auto Accessories/Parts

WINTER TIRES set of four. Nitro SN2 195 65R15. Had one season, very low mileage.$400. Add GM rims $100. 250-428-7411 Creston

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GRADED AA OR BETTER LOCALLY GROWN NATURAL BEEF Hormone Free Grass Fed/Grain Finished Freezer Packages Available Quarters/Halves $4.90/lb Hanging Weight Extra Lean Ground Beef Available TARZWELL FARMS 250-428-4316 Creston

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FORESTRY CONSULTANCY Registered Professional Forester with the Association of BC Forest Professionals Serving the Kootenays since 1997 t CDGPSFTUFS!UFMVT OFU

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Loss narrows division’s second-third gap Advance Staff

After a weekend loss by the Creston Valley Thunder Cats — and, conversely, two wins by the Fernie Ghostriders — the gap between second and third place in the Kootenay International Junior Hockey League’s Eddie Mountain Division has narrowed to a single point. The Thunder Cats remain in second place with 51 points, one ahead of the Ghostriders, but 17 behind the division-leading Kimberley Dynamiters. The fourth-place Columbia Valley Rockies aren’t too far behind, with 46 points. The weekend started out Creston hosting the Golden Rockets, a game that

resulted in a 5-1 win for the Thunder Cats over the fifth-place Rockets, at the bottom of the Eddie Mountain Division with 11 points. Creston started the scoring with goals by Grant Iles and Tyler Severson in the first period, which was followed by a scoreless second. The Thunder Cats were first to score in the third period, with Severson scoring on a power play just over 10 minutes in. Golden finally responded on a power play three minutes later, with Jackson Bruce-Fuoco and MarcAntoine Gagnon each scoring over the next two minutes. On Saturday, the Thunder Cats hosted the Rockies in a game that saw the lead alternate a few times before

the game resulted in a 5-4 loss for Creston. Creston’s Liam Plunkett was first to score, ten minutes into the first period, with a power-play goal by the Rockies tying to score less than three minutes later. The Rockies pulled ahead with a goal just over a minute into the second period, with Creston goals by Sebastian Kilcommons and Brett Witala following in the next seven minutes. The Rockies tied the score with just over six minutes remaining in the period. The Rockies retook the lead with an unassisted goal six minutes into the third period, with a goal by Creston’s Maverick Lynes tying the score 10 seconds later. The game-winner was

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scored by the Rockies with five minutes left in the game. This weekend, the Thunder Cats start the first of four away games by visiting the Castlegar Rebels, whom they defeated 8-2 in a Jan. 8 home game. They continue by taking on the Golden Rockets on Saturday, before visiting the Dynamiters — to whom they lost 6-1 on their last visit — on Tuesday. Head coach Jeff Dubois was unavailable for comment.

Bowling Jan. 3-9 bowling scores from Romano’s Runaway Lanes: Sunday Mixed: Ladies’ single: Brooke Bergman, 181; ladies’ triple: Marlene McGunigle, 528. Men’s single-triple: Ralph McGunigle, 211-595. POA: Bryce Bergman, 65. Monday Ladies: Single:

Korry Pukas, 246; triple: Velver Speiss, 603; Rhonda Ludwar, 138. Tuesday No-Tap: Ladies’ single-triple: Tamara Romano, 186535. Men’s single-triple: Ralph McGunigle, 291777. POA: McGunigle, 42. Wednesday Matinee: Single-triple: Marilyn Karpowich, 190-445; POA: Irene Deprey, 15.

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POA: Gerhard Wein, 92. Friday Social: Ladies’ single-triple: Shelley Dodich, 201-461. Men’s single: Bob Bergman, 313; men’s triple: Kevin Viers, 828. POA: Bergman, 165. Special Olympics Two Games: Ladies’ single-double: Pat McNiece, 139-277; POA: McNiece, 59. Patrick Kusnir, 163-254; POA: Bill Foreman, 31. Three Games: Ladies’ single: Claire LeMaire,

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Wednesday Mixed: Ladies’ single: Arlene Lines, 211; ladies’ triple: Verna Proud, 597. Men’s single-triple: Kevin Viers, 327-817. POA: Proud, 120. Thursday Golden Age: Ladies’ single-triple: Marlene McGunigle, 195534. Men’s single: Doug Rea, 199; men’s triple: Ralph McGunigle, 528.

Dragon’s Breath?

154; ladies’ triple: Kathy Schmidt, 407; POA: LeMaire, 30. Men’s single: Jimmie Onfrychuk, 185; men’s triple: Steven Sterling, 472; POA: Rolando Augustinis, 35. Youth Bowling Thursday: Single-triple: Brooke Bergman, 226544. POA: Bergman, 65. Saturday: Girls’ singletriple: Ava Moody, 83-220. Boys’ single-triple: Dominik Kiehn, 133-331. POA: Moody, 42.

Fact: Bad breath is not normal in pets. Dental scale and polish should be done routinely. Dental diseases are a leading cause of other body system failures, especially in older pets.

The Creston Judo Club won the Creston Challenge Cup in November.

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Judokas earn Challenge Cup CRESTON JUDO CLUB

The Creston Judo Club hosted the 10th annual Creston Challenge Cup on Nov. 14, with participants travelling from Fernie, Cranbrook, Invermere, Castlegar and Spokane, Wash. The Creston team was the largest, with 19 local competitors, and had a strong showing by capturing the majority of the medals along with winning the Joe Meers Team Challenge Cup in the final against the Fernie team. Congratulations go out to Cheyann Albert who, with a stunning display of endurance and judo skills, won the deciding match in the Team Challenge Cup against her Fernie opponent. Congratulations also go out to 15-year-old Kaeden Rendek, who fought a 45-year-old thirddegree black belt from Spokane in an under55-kilogram black and blue match, and beat the much more experienced fighter in the last minute of the five-minute match. Creston medal winners were: Division 10-3: Axson Balawakula (silver), Porter Santano (bronze); Division 10/20: Jesse Andruchiw (gold); Division 20-1: Levi Huber (gold); Division 20-2: Daniel Fabbro (silver); Division 20-3: Lawson Banbury (gold); Division 20/30 -2: Emily Fabbro (gold); Division 20/30 -3: Cheyann Albert (gold); U-16 – Lightweight: Declan Androshak (bronze); U-16 (-66 and -73 kg): Joseph Albert (gold), Kyle Qualtieri (silver); U-16/U-18: Brae Booth (gold); U-16 (+73 kg): Gage Androshak (silver); U-18 (-66 kg) Kyle Qualtieri (gold); U-18 (-63 kg): Brae Booth (silver); U-21: Shianne

Gronen (gold); Black and Blue Match: Kaeden Rendek (gold); Senior Men – Div. 1: Dillon Hack (gold); Senior Men – Div. 2: Greg “the Hammer” Banbury (gold). The club would like to take this opportunity to invite everyoneCRESTON to the second annual Valentine’s Day dinner and dance fundraiser on VETERINARY Feb. 13 in the Creston Room at the Creston and District Community HOSPITAL Complex. Tickets are available by calling Carolyn at 250 428-9445 or Mike at 250 254-6515.

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