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Members of a local environmental group are raising the alarm with the city over a proposed soil remediation facility that they say threatens the city’s drinking water. The committee’s concerns stem from an application from Upland Excavating to the province to expand its operations and accept non-hazardous contaminated soil at a landfill within the city’s watershed. Upland has submitted a waste discharge application to the Ministry of Environment for an Operational Certificate to accommodate a landfill on Upland-owned lands at 7295 Gold River Highway that would treat and deposit up to 500,000 cubic metres of non-hazardous solid waste, such as construction, demolition and land-clearing materials, including asbestos. At Monday’s council meeting, representatives from Upland presented their business case to city council and a packed public gallery. Mark Stuart, son of Upland founder George Stuart, said the company is using the landfill as an opportunity to provide steady employment for more local people. “The new venture would probably employ at least six people full-time and at times when various projects are going, 25 to 50 people part-time. We’re talking high-level, industrial income jobs,” Stuart said. “There’s an exodus of high-paying jobs in the Campbell River area right now and it’s a good opportunity to shore it up.” But members of the Campbell River Environmental Committee (CREC) are concerned about the

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Members of the Campbell River Environmental Council (from left), John Lewis, Leona Adams and Dietmar Setzer, are concerned about a proposal to place contaminated waste in a pit near Rico Lake (pictured) that they say could connect with Campbell River’s drinking water supply and contaminate it.

proposed landfill’s proximity to Rico Lake and McIvor Lake, which is connected to the city’s drinking water system. Leona Adams, on behalf of the Environmental Committee, wrote

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is this budget is a missed term plan that will allow opportunity around families to plan for child reducing inequalities,” care,” she said. Blaney is disappointed she said Tuesday evening, a few hours after in how this budget Morneau’s budget pre- addresses seniors, saysentation. “We’ve seen ing there hasn’t been a lot of promises in the meaningful investment election campaign we in seniors’ care. just had, we’ve looked at “Across the riding, the numseniors bers and have spothey just ken with don’t add me about up.” increasBlaney i n g says when inequalshe looks ity,” she at the budadded in get, Indigea release nous comsent out munities Wednesnot getting day. the amount MP Rachel Blaney “ T h e of funding e x t r a they were promised, $947 for the Guaranyouth being short- teed Income Supplechanged, support for ment (GIS) shows some clean technology being movement.” Her concern is that less than promised and smaller, rural commu- the increase is only for nities being left behind seniors making the are among her con- least, while others get no increase at all. cerns. “This just does not Blaney says the NDP is pleased to see the new provide the level of supCanada Child Benefit port required.” Since being elected, has been created to help families but it doesn’t do Blaney has been workas much as a child care ing to try to keep the strategy would. Comox Marine Com“We’re happy families munications and Trafwill get a little help, but fic Services station from again, it’s not a long- closing and she was dis-

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After waiting out the worst of the spring weather, Ocean Networks Canada (ONC) managed to get its newest oceanographic research module into the water Friday, just off the end of our very own Discovery Pier. The Campbell River community observatory is the first of many such ONC installations planned along our coast, including others set for Kitimat and Prince Rupert later this spring, and another planned down the road for Port Alberni. The Campbell River node of ONC’s datagathering network is a cabled platform of equipment to monitor water qualities like salinity, temperature, oxygen and chlorophyl levels – the basic infor-

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An idea for surplus city pickup trucks I was planning on writing my musings this time around on the federal budget that came out this week. I was planning on being pretty pissed off about there not being money in it for this or that policy that I think would benefit us as a society. I was even planning on going off about the amount of money in total that the government is going to be spending that they don’t have, to show that I’m not just an idealist that has pie-in-thesky, unrealistic expectations that we can spend and spend and not have that bite us in the youknow-where. But then the budget came down, and I’m pretty okay with it, actually. Sure, I am never going to be 100 per cent pleased with how the government is using our money, but I cer-

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tainly didn’t find enough wrong with this week’s announcement to take up a whole column. So I’m going to pitch an idea to the City of Campbell River instead. Earlier this week, our very own Kristen Douglas wrote a story about the city placing an order with Steve Marshall Motors to purchase four shiny new trucks to replace some light-duty pickups that are reaching the end of their time in the city fleet. Dave Morris, general manager of facilities and supply management, is quoted in the story as saying the “retired” trucks will likely either be traded in or sold at auction. I have another idea. What if they could be of (admittedly minimal, but still some) economic benefit to the city while providing a much needed service to the citizenry?

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The decision in January by the RCMP to limit the duties performed by auxiliary constables will have a ripple effect, one likely to be felt in Campbell River and beyond. Under the new guidelines, auxiliaries will no longer be able to accompany regular officers on ridealongs, or do traffic duty or crowd control, among other restrictions. The decision, spurred in part by tragic events in Ottawa and Alberta last year, reinforces the RCMP’s commitment to maintaining the safety of volunteers in community policing programs, which is admirable. The changes are undoubtedly the most significant since the RCMP We say: Changes decided in 1998 that auxiliaries would no to the RCMP’s longer carry firearms. While it may not auxiliary the RCMP’s program will hurt reduce visibility, especially communities with regard to traffic and crowd control, it will definitely increase the cost of policing for public events. Policing of the city’s annual Canada Day festivities generally includes a large contingent of auxiliary officers. And Remembrance Day events and the Big Truck Parade traditionally see auxiliaries keep traffic flowing safely around the area. The costs will rise exponentially if those duties are performed by regular members. Only about one in three applicants actually get appointed as auxiliary constables under the Provincial Police Act. The commitment is steep, involving about 180 hours of training, and successful candidates are responsible for a minimum of 160 hours of service a year. Candidates are a blend of men and women who see the experience as an asset to pursuing a career in policing, and those who want to serve the communities they live in. They are well versed in the risks the work entails, and volunteer mainly for the rewards involved in serving the community. The fear is that the changes will discourage people from signing on, especially in B.C., which has the largest number of auxiliaries in the country. The changes, although arguably right-minded, may mark the beginning of the end of the program’s long-term future. -Black Press

I can’t tell you how many times I see something that someone is selling on Facebook, and it expressly says, “Pickup Only” and I think, “If I had a truck to go get that, I would totally own that right now.” The only reason I don’t attend the auction anymore is because when I do, I have to bug a friend of mine to get whatever I bought to my house. Speaking of which, you can’t tell me, oh

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wonderful truck owners of Campbell River, that you’re not sick and tired of being hit up to help move wood, or dirt, or shingles, or garden stepping stones, or couches, or some variation of, “can I use you and your truck this afternoon, just for, like, a half hour, to grab (thing that doesn’t fit in a car).” So what if those four trucks being replaced were put back into the service of the people? I’d be more than happy to pay $10 or $20 to rent a city truck for an hour so I can get a $40 entertainment centre or $100 dining room set off of one of the Facebook buyand-sell pages instead of having to buy a new one I can’t afford using my credit card – and then probably pay a delivery fee. Or maybe it could run like a CarShare co-operative.

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The “sharing economy” is becoming more of a thing all over the world these days, and this concept could be an extension of that. CarShares are becoming more and more popular in larger centres, so why not a city-run “TruckShare” program? Maybe members of the co-operative would pay a yearly (or monthly) fee to have access to the trucks. Maybe the membership cost would be set based on the number of hours a member has access to the vehicles? I don’t know how it would work – I’m not designing the program, just providing the idea. I think it’s worth exploring, at least. My friends with trucks probably do, too. I’m sure they’re not thrilled that we’re heading into gardening and home-renovation season again.

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Easter egg hunts and more planned for this weekend LINDSAY CHUNG CAMPBELL RIVER MIRROR

aster weekend is often about getting together with your family and there are plenty of opportunities for family fun in Campbell River this weekend. This Saturday (March 26), the Campbell River Downtown Business Improvement Association (BIA) is hosting the city’s annual Easter Event, which starts at 11 a.m. with an Easter egg hunt in Ostler Park. “It’s a community event and the kids love it — they come out in droves,” said Jan Wade, the Downtown BIA’s secretary and events co-ordinator. “I think one year we had 600 children.” Bubbles and Easter baskets will be given out to the first 300 children, and there will be coffee and goodies courtesy of ReMax Check Realty while everyone waits for the Easter Bunny and for the Easter egg hunt to start. Following the hunt, families can walk over

to Spirit Square for an afternoon of fun activities, including The Fun Swing, Bounce-a-Rama, Doco Adventure Train, a bean bag toss put on by Gateway Foursquare Church, an Animal Activity Farm with chicks, bunnies and goats courtesy of Carol Chapman, and photos with the Easter Bunny by donation to the food bank. There will also be appearances by Shoo Shoo the Clown, Captain Thunderpants and Jim Chisholm. New this year is a photo board with face cutouts. As well, there will be face painting by Detailed Face Painting and Amy Louise Face Painting. Marine Harvest will be hosting a salmon barbecue, with donations going to the Campbell River Killer Whales swim club. More options for food include Bee’s Knees Donuts, Glen’s Kettle Korn and Bouncea-Rama cotton candy. From noon to 2 p.m., the Campbell River Art Gallery will be offering Easter crafts. Wade says this is the

sixth year the Downtown BIA has been hosting the Easter Event. “It’s our first big outdoor event of the year,” she said. “It’s a good day.” For more information about the event, visit www.downtowncampbellriver.com. On Saturday afternoon (March 26), Strathcona Gardens is hosting an Easter egg hunt with a twist — it will be underwater. From 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., the pool will be filled with hundreds of floating and sinking Easter eggs, which can be turned in for prizes. The event costs $2. Balance Equestrian Centre invites families to enjoy Easter at the Farm Monday (March 28) from noon to 2 p.m. “It’s the third year we’ve done it,” said owner Susan Gosnell. “We want to welcome people to the farm and give kids a different experience.” There will be an Easter egg hunt at noon and horse and pony rides from 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. The Easter egg hunt and the pony rides each cost $5. Photos with the

Easter bunny will be offered by Evelyn Jane Photography from noon to 2 p.m. and will be printed on site for $10. In addition, there will be free activities such as a petting farm, chicken feeding, a haystack treat dive, games and free hair-dos from the ladies at Industry Hair and Body Care. There will be a marshmallow roast and hot dogs, popcorn and hot and cold drinks will be available. “We try to have a balance of paid events and free activities,” said Gosnell. Gosnell encourages anyone coming to the barn to wear boots and bring a basket or bag to collect treats. Partial proceeds from the family day will go towards sponsoring a rider to take part in the therapeutic riding program. Balance Equestrian Centre is located at 2105 Shetland Rd. and the barn is across the street on Walworth Road. The ticket booth will open 10-15 minutes before noon. To learn more, visit www.balanceeques-

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by the 2015 Draft Landfill Criteria. Adams said further that the committee is concerned about seepage from the proposed facility’s leachate and treatment system. “Seepage will ultimately reach the vulnerable aquifer beneath Upland’s property,” Adams wrote. “This aquifer drains east into the Quinsam River Watershed, as well as to Cold Creek, which feeds the $100 million Quinsam River Hatchery, and to the Quinsam River. This will, over time, impact the pink salmon and steelhead Quinsam River fishery.” Greg Ferraro, engineer for the project with GHD Consulting, said groundwater monitoring locations are located throughout the site and upgradient surface water quality will be monitored at both McIvor and Rico lakes. Ferraro added that water quality will meet the Ministry of Environment standards and will be monitored quarterly for verification. He said the leachate treatment system, which involves an aeration pond and infiltration pond, would be located to the east of the landfill. “Leachate from the base of the landfill will be collected and pumped into a treatment pond, called the aeration pond,” Ferraro said. “The key to this is it’s a batch treat-

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time that it has met the criteria. We’re not relying on downstream water, anything that we have, any attenuation at the discharge point will meet the requirements. You have to physically move a switch for it to flow from one pond to the next, so that would not happen if it didn’t meet the criteria. It is not discharged to the next point in the system before we ensure it meets the requirements.” Still, Babchuk said she had some hesitation. “I’m just a little bit concerned because I understand mitigating risk but I guess when it comes to our drinking water and fish at risk, I tend to lean towards not mitigation, but not having the risk there at all,” Babchuk said. “I do not have anything against the business plan; from my perspective it’s just in the wrong spot.” Coun. Charlie Cornfield acknowledged that people’s concerns with the project are over the community’s drinking water and secondly, the hatchery. “It’s up to us to make absolutely sure we’re

mitigating that risk.” Upland is currently in the community, local government and First Nations consultation phase. The city will submit its comments on the project to Upland and the province and those comments will focus on ensuring potential impacts to the watershed, including those associated with drinking water and the environment, are addressed. If the province does give its approval, before the project can go ahead, Upland will still need to acquire a watershed development permit from the city, which will trigger an environmental impact assessment, including a risk assessment. Amber Zirnhelt, the city’s community planning and development services manager, said Upland may also need to apply for a rezoning permit in order to accommodate landfill uses on its property. City staff ’s comments on the project will go before council at its April 11 meeting.

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Carihi culture – 50 years of respect and acceptance In 1950 Campbell River Elementary-Junior-Senior High School opened. By the early 1960’s the school was beyond its capacity and students were attending classes in shifts. “The pulp mill was on shifts and so many people in town were working on shifts,” recalls Anne Young, who graduated from Carihi in 1966. “It was kind of funny that the students were on shifts as well.” The situation was certainly not ideal, and the need for a senior secondary school was clear. In 1966 the new school, soon to be known as Carihi, was opened. Perhaps it started with a march from the old school to the newly built school on a snowy January day in 1966, and the statement that was made about respecting the new space. Perhaps it was the legacy of the first principal John Young and the teachers he selected to join him at the new school. Or perhaps it evolved organically thanks to a diverse student body. There are many different theories on how it happened, but somehow Campbell River’s Carihi Secondary School came to have an extraordinary culture of respect and acceptance. Retired Carihi teacher Anthony Akelitis describes the school as having “an outstanding academic history and a diverse student population along with a rich cultural tradition of tolerance, individuality, creativity and understanding of

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respected its school.” Current principal Sean Toal feels that this respect for the school can be seen today, both from students and the community at large. “We are open and welcoming, and I think people respect that and appreciate it. The school is available for community user groups, so I think there is respect for it and I don’t think that has changed.” Despite the varied opinions on the school’s first principal John Young, it would be hard

to argue that he didn’t have a lasting influence on the school’s culture. He instituted the “Freedom with Responsibility Plan” where students who maintained a certain academic standard were given the right to choose whether or not they attended classes. At the time, having this kind of revolutionary approach to education in a small-town high school was remarkable. The provincial, national and international media was drawn to the story. Although the approach to edu-

cation has changed, Toal feels that the school has maintained its culture of respecting students. “At this school we focus on the things that are important – that is people. We understand that in education we are in the business of taking care of people. Students are pretty much accepted for who they are. They are celebrated for their strengths and diversity - that has always been the unique part of this school.” Carihi hosts a diverse student population – with students coming from the outlying islands, including Quadra and Cortes, the French Immersion and Francophone programs, and local First Nations communities. In the 1990s Carihi was one of the first three schools in British Columbia to establish a First Nations Studies program. In recognition of the close connection between Carihi and First Nations communities in Campbell River and on Quadra Island, Bill, Junior and Greg Henderson carved the totem pole in front of the Carihi library for the school. “We really are a bit of a melting pot of diverse thinking,” says Toal. “People’s backgrounds at the school are quite diverse. What really makes the school is how the students approach it. They really do look for the best qualities in people and celebrate that.” In 2016 Carihi is celebrating 50 years. April 21st from 4-9pm at Carihi will be an Open House to celebrate the anniversary.

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The North Island Career Employment Foundations Society (NIEFS) recently took home two major provincial awards in its field from the annual BC Career Development Association (BCCDA) conference in Vancouver, and they couldn’t be happier about the recognition. NIEFS Executive Director Val Meany says it’s really encouraging for the BCCDA – who oversees all career development organizations in the province, as well as being the certifying body for the certified career development practitioners around B.C. – to recognize the work being done in the career devel-

opment field here in little old Campbell River. “I’s nice to be recognized by our peers in this way, because our industry is made up of non-profits, private sector-companies, big companies, small companies, all sizes of organizations, and to be from a small, rural community and recognized with a provincial award, I think, is significant. I think it speaks to how innovative we are, how professional we are, and how seriously we take our role here.” NIEFS as an organization brought home the prestigious Career Development Organization of the Year Award, and Chris Callanan, who is just about to complete his first year with the company, was recog-

nized as top Emerging Career Development Practitioner. Callanan came to NIEFS from a retail management and human resources background, and says his new role as a case manager with NIEFS lets him keep doing his favourite parts from retail and HR – in a new capacity. “I’d always found that my favourite part of my work in human resources was helping, guiding and developing people – that’s the kind of work I thrive on,” he says. “I was doing that within retail stores, but

when those retail opportunities weren’t available, it made sense to me to come on with NIEFS when that opportunity became available. I get to keep doing the work that I love. I get to guide and develop people on a daily basis, and, as a result, I get to help them reach their goals.” Another thing he loves about his new role is the challenge and fun of learning about new careers that are out there and details about new industries he may not be as familiar with. Not ever yone who comes through the door

is looking for a job in retail, after all, which is the world he’s obviously most familiar with. “That’s the fun part,” he says. “I get to quickly become familiarized with what people are looking for. If someone is looking for work in a particular trade and I don’t have a working knowledge of it, I get excited, because I now get to research that trade.” And the same thing happens every time a job

is posted. If he doesn’t know what that job is, it’s more difficult to find someone suited for it, after all. “A job posting came in where somebody needed a hook tender,” he says. “Well, I sure didn’t know what a hook tender was, but it was fun to find out, and now I know what they do and what skills are needed for the job [the] next time a position opens up for one.” But the trophies are back in town, and it’s

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or the second straight game, the Campbell River Storm and Victoria Cougars needed overtime to decide a winner in their Vancouver Island Junior Hockey League Final series. But this time, playing in a packed and noisy Rod Brind’Amour Arena Tuesday night, the Storm came out on top, winning 4-3 and tying the series at 1-1. Michal Holub scored the game-winner 4:12 into the first overtime, assisted by Carter Hikichi and Josh Coblenz. The Storm outshot the Cougars 35-31, and penalties played a key role early, as the first four goals were all scored on the powerplay. The Storm opened the scoring when Alex Brewer scored a powerplay goal from Alex Rosolowsky 10:50 into the first period. The Cougars took a 2-1 lead before the period ended with powerplay goals from Brett Lervold and John Kretzschmar. The Storm scored the lone goal of the second period to tie the game, as Coblenz scored at 9:16, again on the powerplay. Rosolowsky and Hikichi earned the assists. In the third period, the Storm took their second lead of the night when Reece Costain scored just 2:43 into the period, assisted by Keenan Scardina, but

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Campbell River Storm forward Alex Rosolowsky brings the puck out from behind the Victoria Cougars’ net during the second game of the VIJHL Finals Tuesday at the Rod Brind’Amour Arena. Rosolowsky had two assists in the Storm’s 4-3 overtime win.

Kretzschmar.tied the game with his second goal of the night, scoring with 8:24 left in the game. The third game in this final went last night (after the Mirror went to press) at the Archie Browning Arena in Esquimalt at 7 p.m., and then the Storm return home tonight for Game 4, which will start at 7:30 p.m. at the Rod Brind’Amour Arena.

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Stats & Standings

Submit your League’s stats to: sports@campbellrivermirror.com Monday Night Men’s 10 Pin Bowling Week 28 Standings Week Quarter Boston Brutes 41 129.5 Buddy’s 10.0 105.5 Da Bears 20.0 60.5 Leeson Lake 25.0 120.5 C. R. Bowling Ctr 41.0 129.5 Alley Cats 16.0 74.5 Clippers 25.0 84.5 Storries Creek 21.0 73.0 Not Pensioners 32.0 114.0

Mar. 17 Standings YTD 674 713.0 705.0 695.0 674.0 644.0 633.5 625.0 623.5

TEAM Hi Scratch Game Hi Scratch Series Hi Handicap Game Hi Handicap Series

Da Bears Da Bears CR Bowling Boston Brutes

737 2096 885 2558

INDIVIDUAL Hi Scratch Game Hi Scratch Series Hi Handicap Game Handicap Series

Rob Rogers Rob Rogers Karl Kostik John Belenger

232 627 245 701

Tuesday Lunch Bunch 10 Pin Bowling Week 27 Standings Teams WK Is Fever Travel 15.5 Nesbitt Isl Coffee 20.0 Heavy Balls 29.5 Quay West 8.5 Quinsam Auto 34.0 TEAM High Scr Game High Scr Series High Hdcp Game High Hdcp Series LADIES Hi Scratch Game Hi Scratch Series Hi Handicap Game Handicap Series MEN Hi Scratch Game

YTD 677.0 643.5 632.5 624.0 621.5

Teams Steve Marshalls Marine Harvest Smokies Odd Balls Bowl Mates

WK 15.5 32.0 12.0 20.0 33.0

Marine Harvest Smokies Marine Harvest Marine Harvest

518 1394 714 1930

Sheila Stormo Shirley Focht Diane Davidson Jean Magierowski

190 489 266 685

Tim Sieben Ray Stormo Hi Scratch Series Ray Stormo Hi Handicap Game Norm Grant Handicap Series Norm Grant

YTD 582.0 562.5 521.0 540.5 495.5

227 227 602 243 700

Tuesday Lunch Bunch 10 Pin Bowling Week 28 Standings Teams WK Is Fever Travel 29.0 Nesbitt Isl Coffee 10.0 Heavy Balls 17.0 Quay West 22.0 Quinsam Auto 32.5 Steve Marshalls 26.0 Marine Harvest 10.0 Smokies 27.0 Odd Balls 13.0 Bowl Mates 33.5 TEAM High Scr Game High Scr Series High Hdcp Game High Hdcp Series LADIES Hi Scratch Game Hi Scratch Series Hi Handicap Game Handicap Series MEN Hi Scratch Game

QTR 167.5 150.0 149.0 169.5 198.5 154.5 145.0 129.0 145.0 132.0

YTD 719.5 651.5 647.5 645.0 653.0 606.5 571.5 547.0 551.5 527.0

Smokies Smokies Bowl Mates Bowl Mates

507 1477 696 1917

Sheila Stormo Pam Stevens Rosemary Muskovich Pam Stevens

202 556 283 700

Tim Sieben Merv Belanko Hi Scratch Series Ray Stormo Hi Handicap Game Gord Gustafson Handicap Series George Muskovich

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Team Name This Qtr Aztec 118. C&C 107.0 The Gimps 101.0 A Spare I Guess 97.0 Killer B’s 89.5 Chucking Awesome 88.0 Bowlderdash 85.5 Whatever Works 79.0 Alvin & Chipmunks 66.0 Wingnuts 49.0

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Team High Game scr Team High Game hdcp Team High Series scr Team High Series hdcp Men’s High Game scr Men’s High Game hdcp Men’s High Series scr Men’s High Series hdcp Ladies High Game scr Ladies High Game hdcp Ladies High Series scr Ladies High Series hdcp

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Men’s Team Scores Q. Legion-9 vs CC#2-3 Freddie’s #1-8 vs CC#1-4 Riptide #1-7 vs Eagles-5 Riptide #2-6 vs Finning/Eagles-6 CR Legion-6 vs Freddie’s #2-6 Mens Teams G F A Curling Club #1 25 197 103 Finning/Eagles 25 188 112 Quadra Legion 25 186 114 Freddies #1 25 159 141 Curling Club #2 24 145 143 CR Legion 23 145 131 Riptide #2 23 124 152 Freddies #2 25 116 184 Riptide #1 25 114 186 Eagles 24 90 198 High Outs Mike Arndt 110

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Week 22 Standings League Standings “A” DIVISION “B” DIVISION Eagles Oldtimers 71 Eagles Navagators Eagles Filthy 5 65 Freddie’s Leftovers Eagles Rockers 62 Curling Club Divas Freddie’s Shooters 57 Curling Club United JJ’s Perfect Racks 53 JJ’s Exotic Shots Eagles Talons 51 Quinsam Q’s E - EROS Gerry Davis Andy Paul Bob Weise Mike Danyluk Mike Spence Robb Wild Ron Ramm Steve Denroche Terry O’Brien First Attempts Bill Robertson Gerry Davis Art Straw Mike Danyluk Robb Wild

Special Feats Z - Ten Zeroes 2 Andy Paul 2 Todd Sader 1 Trevor Wowchuck 1 Gerry Davis 1 Brian Flurer 1 Alf Prevost 1 Brehon Denroche 1 Brent Coward 1 Christine Hansen Darleen Jackson Jim Sutton 2 Lance Bedard 2 Lorna Mathews 1 Mike Spence 1 Ron Magnusson 1 Ron Ramm Steve Denroche

Week 22 Results - March 16, 2016 0 Quinsam Q’s vs Eagle’s Navigators 5 5 Freddie’s Leftovers vs Curling Club United 0 0 Curling Club Divas vs Quinsam Exotic Shots 5 2 Eagle’s Talons vs Freddie’s Shooters 3 3 Eagle’s Filthy 5 vs Eagles Rockers 2 Eagle’s Oldtimers 5 vs BYE BYE vs Eagles Perfect Racks

VIJHL PLAYOFF Standings North Division Team GP Storm 12 Buccaneers 8 Glacier Kings 4 O. Generals 0

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T 0 0 0 0

OTL PTS 1 19 1 9 1 1 0 0

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T 0 0 0 0 0

OTL PTS 1 19 1 9 1 5 0 4 0 0

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Net results: CR Volleyball season wraps up division titles

CR Selects dominate return match

The teams met for a rematch end of season game today at the Rod Brind’Amour Arena. The final score was 16 for the Select and 4 for the Eagles. The Select players played hard and with great skill. The time spent practicing with Coach Joel Wheeldon has paid off in a big way for the local team. The team consists of: Jacob Gillis, Travis Hunter, Tyson Hrynuik, Daw-

son Williamson, Paulie Phoenix, Alec Crete, Matthew Basso, Dave Marsters, Nicholas Benner (goalie) and Gerry Laverdure (goalie). The Campbell River Select is open to all athletes aged 15+ with developmental disabilities. The team his sponsored by Cermaq who provided the team with jerseys and socks. Both teams celebrated with a pizza party after the game.

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Campbell River Co-Ed Volleyball wrapped up their 20 week season with an exciting night of volleyball. In the “A” division Duck or Pay beat team Kathunk in four sets: 21-25, 28-26, 25-19 and 25-15. Playing as the underdogs, Duck or Pay worked hard to make it to the finals after suffering a first round loss to Net Results. The eight-team “B” division saw the Booyahs! come out on top of the Bumping Uglies after a hard fought five-set match winning 25-20, 25-21, 18-25, 14-25 and 15-10. Both the Booyahs! and Bumpin Uglies were top of the division for the greater part of the season and the final match did not disappoint. “C” division saw team TNT demonstrate some dynamite plays for a four-set victory over Joy of Sets 25-17, 25-21, 18-25 and 25-21. Joy of Sets gave the veteran TNT squad a run for their money despite this being their first year in the league. Campbell River Volleyball is a co-ed volleyball league which operates indoor from Thanksgiving through Easter and often runs a beach program during the summer months. For more information visit www.crvolleyball. ca.

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The month of March can be quiet on the local fishing scene but those getting out are getting some action both on the salt and fresh water. The weather has been unsettled but it can be also a good thing as water levels on the Campbell, Oyster and Salmon rivers have been high but fishable and conditions can change at any given moment. On the fly, the Gold River has been good in early March. Those fishing the fly have gone to a orange shrimp pattern or drifting a pink plastic worm. The colour orange seems to work on the Quinsam River and a six-pound steelhead was caught early in the week. Jordan Mackie in Courtenay has duplicated a plastic shrimp pattern and I had a chance to look at the fly last Monday. I had to follow up on this pattern as a number of anglers had talked about this fly that seems to work in the river and saltwater for various species of fish. This weekend a number of anglers from Cumberland and

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Comox will be fishing in Sayward and going after halibut. Another halibut destination has been Denman Island and Shelter Point south of Campbell River. Those after winter springs have been reporting fair to good fishing but it has been hit and miss in the past few weeks. Those getting fish have been finding the bait anywhere from 200 to 250 feet of water. The Army Truck or green Hoochies are proving successful. We need some warmer weather to get the lake water temperatures higher than seven degrees Celsius.

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We’ll probably have to wait until April. At the moment, some trout can be caught offshore using a hook and worm. Cast out and see what happens. If you can fish from a canoe or small boat, try trolling Leos Wedding Band or a small Tomic plug. Lake Cowichan spoons can be quite effective if fished deep. If you want to fish in British Columbia you must have a license and a general knowledge of the rules and regulations. A license can be obtained online. Those who need help in getting a printed copy of the license can stop by any tackle shop in Campbell River. With the software upgrades some delays of up to half an hour have occurred. If you have a fishing story you want to share or send a picture you can email me at dddon27@yahoo.com I am in the process of putting together a fishing promotion where you can win a pair of tickets and fish in the Royal Lepage Advance Realty Salmon Derby set for June 11 in Campbell River.

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