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Volume 15, Issue 45

November 21, 2012

Tolko Industries Announces the permanent closure of its Creekside mill Page 3

Good Food Box Give the gift of healthy food this Christmas Page 4

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Meakin Carlson-Campbell gets ready to have his picture taken with Santa and his cat Crush at the Pet Photos with Santa event Saturday at the Williams Lake Veterinary Hospital. The event is an annual fundraiser for the SPCA which raises more than $2,000 every year for the animal rescue society.

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By Angie Mindus Cariboo Advisor The Christmas Season is kicking into high gear this weekend with the annual downtown Winter Light Up, Santa Claus Parade and many shopping sales and Christmas markets taking place in and around the lakecity.

In the shopping department, the first event of the weekend is Friday night’s Moonlight Magic.

This event mimics the U.S.’s Black Friday, which is the signature kick off day for Christmas retail sales coinciding with the American Thanksgiving.

Moonlight Magic will see participating retailers in Boitanio Mall, the downtown and Canadian Tire stay open until 11 p.m. with many deals to rival our neighbours to the south.

Saturday will be another great day for getting into the Christmas spirit, with everything from a visit from Santa to the annual Medieval Market and Ten Thousand Villages Craft Sale.

The Santa Claus Parade will start at the SaveOn Parking Lot at 11:35 a.m. and arrive at the Spirit Square at noon Saturday, where Santa and his friends will be treated to many activities from live music and games to wagon rides, opportunities to have your picture taken with Santa to hamburgers and hot chocolate.

And when Santa leaves the city at 5 p.m. he’ll light it up for the season as he goes.

Other popular events taking place throughout the weekend include the Medieval Market at Columneetza Senior Secondary, which will open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, the Ten Thousand Villages Craft Sale at Cariboo Bethel Church Thursday through to Saturday, the Cataline Christmas Craft Sale Saturday and Sunday and the Made in the Cariboo Craft Sale at Tourism Discovery Centre Saturday from 10 - 3 p.m.

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Creekside closes its doors

By Angie Mindus Cariboo Advisor Tolko Industries delivered some bad news last week.

The lumber company announced Friday the permanent closure of its Creekside mill operations due in great part to a still-sluggish American lumber market and a diminishing local timber supply.

As many as 141 workers were laid off in 2009 when Tolko originally closed the mill for what everyone had hoped would be a temporary time as it waited out the severe downturn in the lumber market.

The company stated “it does not foresee a reasonable opportunity to reopen its Creekside mill” following an extensive operational review of mills in the Williams Lake area and will go ahead and dismantle the Creekside mill for permanent closure.

“The decision not to reopen the mill was not an easy one to make,” said Mike Harkies, Vice President of Solid Wood. “When we curtailed operations at the mill indefinitely in 2009, we had expected that lumber markets would rebound within a year or two. However, US housing starts are still less than half of

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Harkies said those factors, combined with increasing wood costs and deteriorating quality of timber as a result of the Mountain Pine

Beetle epidemic, led to the decision.

Tolko further stated that Tolko and the United Steelworkers Local 1-425 have reached a tentative agreement around issues raised by the announcement, including payment of severance to affected employees.

Creekside was a dimension sawmill, producing 2x4 through 2x12 lumber. Tolko now has two mills

left in Williams Lake - its Soda Creek and Lakeview operations which Harkies said they can now focus on making more commercially competitive into the future.

Last month, West Fraser announced a major capital investment of a new stateof-the-art planer for its Williams Lake sawmill for 2013 which will greatly improve its efficiency.

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Local robbery suspect in custody

A 25-year-old man is in custody and awaiting court proceedings in connection with the robbery of the 7 Eleven Food Store last week.

According to police, shortly after 5:30 am on Nov. 13 a lone Caucasian male entered the convenience store while wearing a partial disguise and demanded money from the clerk.

The suspect fled with an undisclosed amount of cash.

Police arrested Michael Lazaruk later that morning for robbery and wearing a dis-

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Xatsull wins award Xatśūll Heritage Village proudly received the Aboriginal Tourism BC Cultural Authenticity Award which was presented at the BC Tourism &

Hospitality Awards Gala of the Host BC Conference. It was held at the Vancouver Convention Centre at Canada Place on Nov. 6th 2012.

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To the following for thier support on promoting 911 Reflective House Signs Williams Lake Lions Club & Lioness Members Clarke’s General Store 150 Mile Husky Lotto Centre Valley General Store in Likely Williams lake Businesses: Burgess Plumbing Cool Clear Water Schickworks | SpeedPro Volunteer Fire Departments Horsefly, Miocene, 150 Mile, Likely and Williams Lake RCMP and Ambulatory Services neWspapers: The Horsefly Buzz, The Cariboo Advisor, The Tribune Save-On-Foods Safeway and patrons for their orders.

Keith Henry, CEO of Aboriginal Tourism Association of BC (AtBC), presented the Cultural Authenticity Awards. This year there were two awards given in this category, Xatśūll Heritage Village received the award together with the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre.

Receiving the award in behalf of Xatśūll Heritage Village were Minnie Phillips, Ralph Phillips and Miriam Schilling.

The awards pay tribute to the individuals and organizations who have made a significant impact to the tourism and hospitality industry in British Columbia.

Aboriginal Tourism BC (AtBC) presented the Cultural Authenticity Award, which recognizes an Aboriginal tourism business that has demonstrated a commitment to ensuring cultural authenticity.

Mackin Creek Farm Cathie Allen

Pottery Jude Prevost/ Ann Rusch

Pursicles LeRae Haynes/ Haselhans

Good Banjo Jewelry Pharis and Marin

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Jewelry Fern Pryndik/ Gail Edinger

Rolston Carvings Dave Rolston

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Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy Juliana Grubweiser

Fruit Guy Farms Michael Welsch

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Potter and Daughter Joan and Sarah Beck Collectable Quilts Janet Bedford

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Give the gift of food this Christmas

By Angie Mindus Cariboo Advisor Customers filed into the basement of the Elks Hall Monday afternoon to pick up their box of nutritious, fresh fruits and vegetables at bulk prices, offered through the Good Food Box Program.

The not-for-profit program run out of the Women's Contact Society, offers families of any income a chance to participate in the cost-savings on the third Monday of every month.

For the price of $10 for a small box and $15 for a large box, a family receives a box of high quality fresh fruits and vegetables that would normally cost 40 to 50 per cent more if purchased at full retail cost, says the program coordinator, Carmen Kallman.

"We provide families affordable healthy, fresh food," said Kallman.

"And it's easy. It's a one-stop shop."

Inside this month's box, customers will find broccolli, carrots, onions, potatoes and cucumbers as well as apples and bananas sorted and filled by program volunteers. The box also includes recipe ideas for economical healthy meals.

Longtime volunteer Margaret Andrew said she is both a customer and a volunteer for the program.

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Good Food Box coordinator Carmen Kallman and volunteer Margaret Andrew hand out food to customers yesterday for the non-profit program. Kallman is asking that the public and businesses consider sponsoring a family with a Food Box donation this Christmas.

"I really enjoy the work and I enjoy the people," said Andrew, who helps with sorting.

Despite the low cost of the boxes, Kallman said she is finding an increasing number of families cannot afford to participate and is hoping that those looking to donate to a worthy cause this Christmas season, will think of giving the gift of healthy food.

"We invite businesses and community members to sponsor a family or an individual’s participation in the Good Food Box Program. You can choose to sponsor for up to 12 months and it is a simple and inexpensive way to have a major impact on a family’s health and wellness."

Kallman stresses that the Good Food Box is open to everyone,

CRD residents vote on fire protection

By Angie Mindus Cariboo Advisor Rural residents in the Williams Lake Fringe Fire Protection area are headed to the polls this weekend to decide whether they want the fire protection offered by the City.

General voting day will be held this Saturday, Nov. 24. at the Cariboo Regional District Board Room on Third Ave. in Williams Lake from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Advanced polling already took place Nov. 19.

The referendum question will ask if affected residents throughout the rural area surrounding the City of Williams Lake that currently receive services from the Williams Lake Volunteer Fire Department (VFD) wish to continue to receive fire protection services from the City of Williams Lake VFD for approximately $129/$100,000 (2013 estimate) of residential assessment. If this vote is successful, residents will continue to receive service by

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regardless of income, explaining that the more households that participate, the stronger the program gets with greater purchasing power, which in turn puts more food in the box.

For more information on the program or how to sponsor a family in need, call Carmen Kallman at the Women’s Contact Society at 3924118.

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the Williams Lake VFD. If the vote is unsuccessful, effective January 1, 2013, residents will no longer have fire protection services.

Further information regarding the vote is available online at cariboord.bc.ca. Referendum details are also available by contacting Alice Johnston, Chief Election Officer; or Rick Hodgson, Deputy Chief Election Officer at 250-3923351 or toll free at 1-800-6651636.

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Cowboy Christmas Angie Mindus photo

Cowboy artist Wilfred Wright enjoys the attention he receives over his art work by Audrey Woodman, who was in town visiting her daughter Lorna Sapp. Wright was one of the many country-themed vendors at the Museum's Cowboy Christmas fundraiser, held at the Gibraltar Room Saturday.

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Residents oppose forest application

By Angie Mindus Cariboo Advisor A community forest application (CFA) submitted to the province by the City of Williams Lake and Williams Lake Indian Band is not sitting well with rural residents east of town.

According to David Zirnhelt, more than 60 residents from Big Lake, Horsefly and Miocene attended a meeting at the end of October and agreed unanimously to contest the application in its current form.

On Nov. 2, the City and WLIB issued a joint statement heralding their CFA as “quite an achievement,” which will allow the partners to harvest 40,000m3 (or about 800 logging truck loads) of timber annually from two areas.

According to the City, Flat Rock block is located to the west of the City, north of Highway 20 between Esler subdivision and the Fraser River.

The Potato Mountain block, the one opposed by rural residents, is east of Williams Lake between the Horsefly Road and the Likely Road near Big Lake, B.C. “The largest part of the WL/WLIB CFA proposal is situated near the communities of Big Lake, Horsefly and Miocene than to the City of Williams Lake,” Zirnhelt said in the press release. “In fact the proposed boundary surrounds Big Lake right up to the school

playground.”

Zirnhelt went on to say that the City and WLIB have been unwilling to include the rural communities as partners or adjust their boundaries to ensure they don’t preclude area-based forest tenure opportunities for the rural communities.

In their news release on the matter, the City and WLIB stated they understood that people living near the community forest are interested in the management of the forests and its benefits and proposed those needs could be met three ways; through the creation of a com-

munity council, by offering work to local people and contractors and with the creation of a community fund to support grants to community groups and projects.

Under the terms of the agreement, the City and Band would be responsible for sustainably managing the forest resources within the two logging blocks, including timber, water, recreation, wildlife habitat, range and cultural values; and for accommodating the interests of resource users such as ranchers, guide outfitters, trappers and water licensees.

Zirnhelt said the region (Williams Lake and surrounding communities) could benefit much more from a revised proposal, one with broader inclusion and benefits for the rural communities. “ We have requested that the Minster of Forests Lands and Natural Resource Operations (Honourable Steve Thomson) defer the application and direct his staff to facilitate the creation of a revised proposal which supports more of the intended benefits of Community Forest Agreements,” Zirnhelt stated.

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TRU North Happenings

Cataline Elementary school teamed up with the Williams Lake Senior Village on October 31, 2012 to perform a flash dance for Halloween. The large group filled the university foyer with laughter and excellent dance moves! TRU staff and students were lured out from their classrooms to witness the event.

The performers were dressed up in their favorite Halloween costumes and had people in the crowd dancing along with them! It was a grave yard smash!

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On Friday October 26, 2012 TRU North, the Williams Lake Construction Association and School District 27 hosted an open house for the completion of the Residential Construction Program Project home. This is the 7th home that has been completed since the year 2000, and the first one built in the city centre. Students of the program worked for 7 months to bring the home from foundation to the lockup stage. The program takes students through their first and second year requirements and readily prepares them for the workforce. Ken Poulsen from TRU North and Ian Gordon from the WLCA worked together to guide the project from beginning to end. Ken Poulsen believes that the home is “top quality” and is always pleased with the transformation he sees in his students from start to finish. The proceeds of the home are put back into scholarships for TRU North.

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Get with the times and bring on a multiplex I have been complaining for years now about how much Williams Lake needs a multi-purpose indoor recreation facility.

Our community is so far behind in terms of recreation facilities that it’s time something gets done. It’s sad when communities such as Tumbler Ridge, Chetwynd, and Kitimat which are all much smaller than us have such gorgeous facilities.

This proposed indoor facility could be used by thousands of people in dozens of organizations. The hundreds of youth using our local gymnastics club could take advantage of a new facility as the current one on Mackenzie Ave. is extremely old and needs an upgrade.

Quesnel and Prince George have beautiful indoor soccer turf

complexes. Quesnel does not even have a men’s or ladies soccer league and yet have this gorgeous soccer facility.

Williams Lake Youth Soccer Association is the largest organization between Prince George and Kamloops and we have around one thousand youth soccer players who could take advantage of this as well as adults.

This field turf could be useful for Lacrosse, baseball, dry-land hockey training, fitness and aerobics classes, and countless other activities.

One half of the facility could be field-turf and the other half could be a solid gym floor.

The hard floor could be used for things like banquets, weddings, conferences, as well as typical sporting events such as volleyball, basketball, badminton and so on.

We are a winter community and for over half the year we are forced to take our recreation indoors. Another idea would be to have an indoor walking track around the facility which would give all citizens an opportunity to walk or jog throughout the winter months in a safe, warm, comfortable environment. Nobody wants to walk out in the ice and slush in the cold winter weather. My father suffers from health problems and his daily walks are critical to his health and there is no facility in town where he can go.

A modern state-ofthe-art facility like this would cost tax payers a lot of money but at least it would be something I would gladly pay into. The entire community could benefit from the project and not just a select

few. I have seen taxpayer money go into a number of projects that I have never seen any benefit from. For example, despite being an impressive building, I have never been inside the Tourism Discovery Center and likely never will. There have been a number of projects I’ve disagreed with or shook my head at because I feel something like a multi-purpose facility should be at the top of our agenda.

When a young family considers moving to Williams Lake one of the first things they look at are recreational opportunities. Our swimming pool is a basic rectangle with no aesthetically pleasing features like those small towns above. What better way to help entice people to our community than a beautiful new multi-purpose recreation facility.

Tis the season for protests The Steelworkers are holding a demonstration this Thursday at noon in front of Donna Barnett’s constituency office, at Herb Gardiner Park, to raise the issue of Chinese workers in B.C mines.

The Steelworkers Union represent the workers from Mt. Polley.

The union has also called

for support from the Canadian Autoworkers Union on the issue and have asked NDP candidate Charlie Wyse to speak at the event.

The Steelworkers union has been holding protests across the province on the matter.

On December 4, leaders of the Tsilhqotin National Government and their support-

ers will gather at their office at 4:30 p.m. before taking part in a peaceful protest walk to City Hall where TNG members are slated to speak to council on their opposition to Taseko's New Prosperity Mine proposal.

Members from the Fish Alliance and Council for Canadians are expected to be on hand.

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Alaya Lillie, 5, gives skating a go for the first time with the support of her mom, Candace Lillie. Cariboo Memorial Complex offered public skating every day last week during the school break.

The words of one Cariboo Cowboy still ring true today

Every time I try to take a nap, someone starts up a chain saw or decides to mow the lawn. Now why is that?

Like the other day I heard the clothes dryer pounding away out of kilter and figured

wife Carmen would deal with it but she wasn’t home. She had gone to get the mail. I was soaking in a hot bath reading “Cariboo Cowboy”

by Harry Marriot founder of the OK Ranch. Harry had a charming turn of phrase and a ‘down to earth’ way of putting things. He represented for me, the old time respectability, when things were basically honest, forthright and fair and when a handshake sealed the deal. Anyway the dryer was still thumping

away. So lets just say, immersed in cowboy culture, I was disinclined to go downstairs and fix it. Let it fall off its hinges for all I was concerned.

Resistance proved futile as the erratic crashing and banging was starting to get on my nerves, so I climbed out of the tub taking along a plastic doughnut neck brace (which I use for reading in the bath), and stalked off stark naked. Catching a glimpse of myself in the mirror, I didn’t know whether to laugh or cry. Yep, we all get old,

that is if we live long enough. The dryer was now drumming a tune.

Dripping wet I trudged down the stairs leaving the comfort of the bath behind and depositing little puddles of water every second step or so. I entered the laundry room and was just about to hit the stop button, when the damn thing quit.

The universe is always having a laugh at my expense.

Yesterday, I woke up with the dog poking me in the eye with his paw at 5:30 AM. He had to pee. I must con-

fess, I took the Lord’s name in vain. So I figured that’s why I was skunked out fishing later on. “Thy blaspheme me, thou shalt remain fishless;” was God’s decree. I promised to pray before each fishing trip from now on.

Why do we swear anyway? Is it ingrained in our nature, some genetic fix or some conditioned reflex? It was not my intention, it just blurted out. And do we really want to damn things, like the door when we stub our toe on it? Or burning

one’s tongue by being too hasty with hot meals? Does damned food taste worse? We all find reasons to curse now and then, its just that all things lead to God and if a negative response is what we offer, then of course a negative reply is often in the offing. That is to say, if we put out bad vibes, what kinda vibrations do we get in return? The universe always reflects back what we think.

As Henry Ford the American industrialist once said; “Whether you think that you can,

or that you can't, you are usually right.”

Back to Harry, who wrote “I never allowed myself any ideas of not making it, because nothing is ever gained or made, unless you have some get up and rustle about yourself.”

How true, the Cariboo cowboy is one of a kind. Yes you were dead right old boy, we are only constrained by our thoughts of constraint. As the great Buddha has stated; “we are what we think.”

This universal human truth, needs to come home to roost.

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Debt and Taxes

By Bob Simpson MLA Cariboo North It’s been interesting to listen to Liberal MLAs and candidates position themselves in advance of the upcoming budget and the election that will follow on its heels next May. The main argument they all seem to be making is that we need a Liberal government, because they alone can be trusted to hold the line on taxes and debt.

Unfortunately, the facts don’t support this partisan contention.

Take the carbon tax as an example. The Liberal government introduced this tax in 2008. Yet, despite having voted for successive increases to this tax since 2009, MLA Donna Barnett is now suggesting the carbon tax be “axed� in an effort to curry favour with her rural voters, who generally don’t like this particular tax.

Unfortunately, MLA Barnett fails to

point out that axing the carbon tax would create a $1.18 billion dollar hole in the government’s annual tax revenues. If she truly does want this tax ‘axed,’ then she has an obligation to tell her voters what tax increases she would support to replace that revenue.

Or, would she want BC to have a structural deficit by not replacing the carbon tax with tax increases elsewhere?

Speaking of deficits and the debt they create, I read that the newly nominated Liberal candidate for Cariboo North is claiming we need to re-elect a Liberal government because they will hold the line on debt — every dollar of which she views as an unfair burden on our children.

In the spirit of informed debate: under the BC Liberals the provincial debt has ballooned from $33.8 billion in 2001 to a

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City grateful for Daybreak Rotary’s donation of benches to dog park C The City of Williams Lake was pleased to accept the donation of two park benches recently from the Daybreak Rotary Club.

One bench is located in the small dog park area, and the other in the big dog area.

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projected $66.4 billion in 2014. This does not include the massive debt burden of BC Hydro or the financial liabilities the government holds for publicprivate partnerships.

The Liberal track record on debt and deficits is on par with the NDP government

that preceded them, which does not support the argument that the Liberals ought to be reelected because of their fiscal prudence. Like all western governments, both of BC’s political parties have struggled to rein in spending while keeping taxes low.

If we are to truly ele-

vate the debate leading up to the next election and get beyond petty partisan arguments, then every MLA and candidate should be compelled to give the public all of the facts and the background necessary to help them make an informed choice next May.

Junior league action feeding the hungry souls of hockey fans Half of the National Hockey League season has been iced and even if the team owners and player's association manage to rescue what games remain in this year's contests, this season will be a shell of its normal self. Instead of checking out hockey we have to put up with watching Gary Bettman’s mug on the news or sports every second or third night.

Maybe watching a tractor pull on the sports network might be more exciting. This is the third season in Bettman's tenure as League Commissioner since 1993, that the players have been locked out.

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One good thing about the walkout, hockey fans who would normally be watching the NHL are now seeing how entertaining Junior Hockey is in this country. The other night I watched Regina Pats and Vancouver Giants Jr Hockey, play till overtime, when the game was decided by the 7th shooter in a ‘shootout’. The hockey was fast and certainly very high spirited along with a fair amount of talent and we got a glimpse at a couple of players who will be toiling in the parent league sometime soon.

Still with sports, I

was disappointed to see what I consider to be a low turnout for the Lions CFL Western Final clash with Calgary. Just over 42,000 attended this playoff game ... the Edmonton Eskimos drew more than those numbers for some regular season games and they were sitting at the bottom of the west division. I guess there is some satisfaction in having a low attendance...not as many people will fall off the Bandwagon. I thought B.C. would win that game, just because I was cheering for them. ...

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Break and enters

Williams Lake RCMP are looking for suspects in a rash of break and enters over the weekend.

On Nov 17 at 8 p.m. Police received an alarm call to a residence in the 1100 block of Mackenzie Ave N. When police arrived, they observed a door that had been forced open.

The next night, on Nov. 18 at 10:20 pm, Williams Lake RCMP were dispatched to an alarm at Chucks Auto Supply at 861 Mackenzie Avenue South. Upon

police arrival, they discovered that the front window had been smashed out. Some items were stolen.

On Nov 19, 2012 at 1:00 am, the home owner to a residence on 11th Ave North reported that her residence had been broken into. Entry was gained through a door by someone kicking in the side door.It would appear that a pellet gun was stolen.

The Williams Lake RCMP are requesting anyone who has any information call the Williams Lake RCMP or Crime Stoppers.

Stolen items recovered

While investigating a break and enter earlier this month, Williams Lake RCMP discovered several items during a search which they believe were previously stolen. These items include a Black iPhone

in an Otterbox case, a red and black RCA portable DVD player, a song car stereo, a XM satellite radio, a set of keys which appear to be for a ATV or motorbike, a Garmin Niuvi portable GPS and a

Chris Dow, Jason Stonechild, Bob McIntosh, Dylan Wall and Mitchell Bilkhu patrol the city streets, neighbourhoods and parking lots, like this one at Cariboo Memorial Complex, providing their services as the new Youth on Patrol group. McIntosh, himself a former Staff Sgt. with the Williams Lake RCMP, says all the members in the group want to become police officers, and the program offers them some experience in the field while providing police extra eyes and ears on the streets.

Tom-Tom portable GPS. If you believe any of these items are yours, please contact Cpl. Jason Pole at the Williams Lake RCMP Detachment or at 250 392-6211

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Interior Health Update Todd Mastel, Director of Business Support, and Peter Du Toit, Regional Acute Care Director of Interior Health (IH), appeared before the Board to provide an update on issues relating to Interior Health in the Cariboo Chilcotin. Discussion focused on the recent Deni House project, highlights from the October 2012 IH regional meeting in Kelowna, the Cariboo Memorial Hospital Master Plan and the upcoming annual capital request letter from Interior Health. Further information about Interior Health is available online at interiorhealth.ca Community Works Funds The CRD Board allocated up to $146,000 in 2013 Community Works Funding towards the energy efficiency upgrades to be incorporated into the Anahim Lake Airport Terminal Building.

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Proposed Recycling Pilot Project in Wells The Cariboo Regional District received a request from the Wells Legion, Branch 128 regarding a proposed recycling pilot project.

The CRD and the District of Wells will look into the feasibility of creating a recycling depot based in Wells. The Legion is prepared to provide the property on which to place recycling bins, as well as the supervision necessary to ensure maintenance of the bins.

Blackwater Gold Project The Cariboo Regional District Board of Directors has appointed Area I Director Jim Glassford to represent the CRD on the Environmental Assessment work-

been advised by the provincial Environmental Assessment Office that the Blackwater Gold project was now in the review process and invited the CRD to participate on this working group. The group will consist of representatives from the provincial, federal and local governments and First Nations.

Budget 2013 The second of two finance budget meetings took place on November 15. The proposed 2013 budgets and business plans will receive some small adjustments before being presented to the Board for adoption at the December 14 meeting. The provisional budget will then be presented to CRD residents in 2013 through three sub-regional consultation meetings taking place in the south Cariboo (100 Mile House) on January 30, north Cariboo (Quesnel) on January 31, and the central Cariboo (Williams Lake) on February 2. Further information including times and locations of these meeting will be announced soon.

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Sprucelee Construction workers Jamie LaPlace, Darren McEachen, Todd Parnell and Dan Evans, are busy laying out the foundation walls on Friday for their new 7,000 square-foot commercial building at the corner of Cameron and Third Ave. Johnston Meier Insurance will be moving into the new lease space June 1st, however there is 2,000 sq. ft still available. The Sprucelee building will complete the area's bare land strata which consists of the Sears building and neighbouring Department of Fisheries and Oceans.

Steve Doucette of Celtic Engineering is one of the team members working to reconstruct the bridge at Scout Island last week. Williams Lake Field Naturalist President Fred McMechan had noticed the old bridge was lifting and brought in Celtic Engineering, who determined the bridge needed replacing.

Once the heavy work is done, volunteers will jump in to lay the decking and build the railings.

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The Harlem Crowns basketball team put on a great show for the crowd last week while delivering an inspiring message for youth.

The Punky Lake Wilderness S o c i e t y brought the team to town.

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RBC Branch Manager Joyce Chesley presents a donation to Pat Skoblanuik of the Museum of the Cariboo Chilcotin to support their annual Cowboy Concert and Trade Show Nov. 17.

Craig Smith of Aboutface Photography masters the art of using a squeaky toy while shooting pictures for the Pet Photos with Santa Saturday. This is the third year Smith has donated his services to the SPCA fundraiser.

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Training Officer Capt. Mike Forster helps cadets from the 202 Chilcotin Royal Canadian Sea Cadets Corps of Williams Lake practice last week for their upcoming seamanship competition. The local cadet corps are hosting the Northern Region Seamanship Competition at WLSS all day Saturday.

By Angie Mindus Cariboo Advisor Sea cadets from across northern B.C. will be showing off their seamanship skills in Williams Lake this weekend.

This is the second time the 202 Chilcotin Royal Canadian Sea Cadets Corps of Williams Lake will host the Northern Region Seamanship Competition, which will see teams of 10 cadets plus a spare and their coaches from Prince Rupert, Smithers, Prince George and Williams Lake compete against one another in everything from heaving line toss, to trivia to Boatswain call, to knots,

hitches and bends, whipping and splicing and of course, navigation and boat building.

All told, the cadets will compete in several skills each in more than 10 categories beginning at 8 a.m. in the gymnasium at Williams Lake Senior Secondary Nov. 24.

And for Williams Lake’s team, they are not taking the competition lightly. They have been busy cramming every evening with their mentors at their space located below the radio station.

Last year their efforts paid off with the Williams Lake team winning the northern region competition and

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coming in second place in the provincial competition.

Commanding Officer Capt. Robert Harker and Training Officer Capt. Mike Forster, both Air Force Officers who oversee the Williams Lake cadets, are from Quesnel and travel the distance to Williams Lake each week (and in last week’s case daily) to keep the core alive in the lakecity.

Forster said cadet programs, which fall under the Department of National Defense, teaches youth leadership, physical fitness, teamwork and discipline, amoung many other attributes.

Sea cadets specifically concentrate on everything Navy, with an emphasis on sailing.

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“I wanted to give back what it gave to me so I never left.”

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Santa Claus is coming to town Horse-drawn sleigh rides, live music, great shopping, hot chocolate and Santa - it just doesn’t get any better than that.

Residents from near and far are invited to take part in all the activities the city has to offer this holiday season.

Friday night will see participating businesses open late with great deals for shoppers during Moonlight Magic.

This year, the Santa Claus Parade will march through the city Saturday down Oliver Street at 11:30 a.m. and arrive at the Spirit Square at noon. Santa is hoping lots of little girls and boys will come down and have a visit and get their picture taken.

Santa, Mrs. Claus and their family of elves and friends will be at the square until 4:30 p.m. when they will light the Christmas tree before heading off back to the North Pole.

So make sure you find time to head downtown this weekend to take in some of the magic of the season.

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Stuffie & Toy Hunt Participating downtown merchants will kick off the 4th Annual Stuffie and Toy Hunt this Friday.

Customers will have to search through local stores for the hiding stuffed animals who are waiting to be donated to the Christmas Wish Breakfast Dec. 19 which benefits the Child Development Centre.

So, get your stuffy clue list on the Moonlight Magic Weekend at the WLCBIA office, and then shop downtown stores all the while keeping a watchful eye for those hiding stuffies and toys.

Once you have completed your list of found stuffies and checked it twice please return it to the WLCBIA office for a chance to win a Downtown Williams Lake Shopping Spree in the value of $100, $150, or $300.

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Williams Lake Stampeders forward Matt Lees carries the puck over the blue line while teammate Nathan Zurak looks for a pass. The Stamps dropped a 4-3 shootout decision to rivals the Lac La Hache Tomahawks on Friday night.

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Sean Glanville Cariboo Advisor It was another nail-biter of a game between the two local Central Interior Hockey League East division rivals in Williams Lake Friday.

The last time the Williams Lake Stampeders and Lac La Hache Tomahawks met on October 6, a shootout was needed to decide a winner with the Stamps emerging 6-5 winners. On Friday it was the same story only this time it was Lac La Hache emerging victorious in the shoot-out and earning a 4-3 victory.

The score remained tied 1-1 at the first intermission with Wilfred Robbins scoring for Lac La Hache and Dylan Richarson netting for the Stampeders.

Lac La Hache re-took the lead in the second period on a goal by Wade Balbirnie to

take a 2-1 lead into the third period.

In the third, Robbins added his second of the game as the Tomahawks went ahead 3-1.

However, the Stampeders battled back with a pair of goals from Stu Sasges and a second from Richardson to tie the game at 3-3 and force overtime.

The extra frame solved nothing and in the shootout Robin Gilbert scored the winning goal for Lac La Hache to earn a 4-3 win.

Willie Sellars was the winning goaltender.

Unfortunately, the Tomahawks came out on the losing end Saturday night. Lac La Hache hosted the Quesnel Kangaroos, a side the Tomahawks defeated 6-5 on the road two weeks prior on the strength of six power-play goals.

However, it would be the ‘Roos who came away victorious on the strength of six

third period goals to earn a 9-8 victory. The Tomahawks carried a commanding 6-3 lead into the third period before falling apart defensively. Quesnel scored five times in the first 7:09 of the third period to jump in front 8-6 and never looked back.

Lac La Hache had four players combine for 17 points in the game. Drew Rose led the team in scoring with five assists, the same stat line he registered the last time the two sides met. Both Lac La Hache captain Robin Gilbert and Wilfred Robins each had three goals and an assist for four points.

Donovan Nicholas also had a big game with a goal and three assists for four points. Willis Harry added ™ the other ™ Tomahawk’s goal and Antoine Sargeant chipped in with a pair of assists.

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Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women The Women’s Contact Society is delivering the Purple Ribbon Campaign against violence in Williams Lake next week. Dec 6 is recognized nationally as a Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women.

The Purple Ribbon Campaign was created to remember the 14 women who were

murdered in Montreal Dec. 6, 1989 during the Ecole Polytechnique massacre, where gunman Marc Lepine targeted and murdered the female students.

The Purple Ribbon Campaign is a symbol of remembrance of all women who have died violently and the many thousands who con-

tinue to live with abuse, and to raise awareness of the pervasiveness of violence against women.

The Women’s Contact Society is asking businesses to partner with them to deliver Purple Ribbons to the citizens of Williams Lake. Each participating business will display

a poster in their window and offer the free ribbons at their cash counter.

The Violence Awareness & Prevention Committee of Community Policing will be hosting a free lunch at the Senior’s Centre Dec. 6 provided by the Chiwid Transition House. Everyone is invited to attend.

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Williams Lake's Peewee Rep Timberwolves goalie Devon Chapman makes a save against Fort. St. John during the team's home tournament Saturday. The team won Friday night against Smithers, lost games Saturday against Prince George and Fort. St. John and lost to Quesnel Sunday morning during playoffs, placing 6th overall. Three players were sidelined during the tournament due to injuries.

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Sean Glanville Cariboo Advisor Here is an update on the dozen Williams Lake players competing in the Kootenay International Junior Hockey League and another playing Junior A in the BCHL. Williams Lake defenseman Dane Birks of the Merritt Centennials of the BCHL has earned a hockey scholarship to Michigan Tech where he is committed for the 2014-15 season. The 6’3” Birks is in his rookie season and has two goals and eight assists for 10 points in 18 games.

The 17-year-old Birks saw limited time with the Trail Smoke Eaters last season. He is a major reason small market Merritt sits in second place in the Interior Division with a 12-81-1 win-loss-tie-overtime loss record.

Their 26 points have them tied with Kelowna in second and six points back of defending Royal Bank Cup Champion Penticton Vees.

A pair of Williams Lake hockey players have propelled the Princeton Posse into the Okanagan Division lead in the KIJHL. Forwards Kaleb Boyle and Curtis Bond have helped the Posse to a 13-6-0-1 record and their team sits atop the division with 27 points. The duo has continued their scoring ways for Princeton combining for 47 points. Boyle, an 18-year-old left winger, leads the team in scoring and sits tied for eighth in league scoring with 11 goals and 15 assists for 26 points in just 20 games. He sits just one point behind Osooyos’ Evan Last in scoring among rookies in the KIJHL. Bond, 19, in his second year with the Posse sits 30th in league scoring with 14 goals and seven assists for 21

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Greg Strom lines up a free-throw during Williams Lake Men's Basketball League action. Strom netted 16 points for Juk'd Micronics in a recent win against Columneetza.

points in 18 games played.

The Chase Heat features the most Williams Lake players on their roster with five including four rookies from the lakecity. McKenzie Guardiero is in his second year with the Heat and has a goal and five helpers in 12 games. Rookies Chad Wilde, Drew Wilde, Levi Chamberlain, and Kaleb Carpenter are all lacing up their skates with the Heat. Chad Wilde has a goal and three assists for four points in 16 games. Levi Chamberlain has three assists in 22 games including 10 penalty minutes.

Kaleb Carpenter has a goal and an assist and 10 penalty minutes in 22 games. Drew Wilde has a goal and an assist and 28 penalty minutes in 14 games.

Creston Valley Thunder goaltender Zach Straza is having a stellar campaign with a 7-2 win-loss record.

The 18-year-old has a 2.79 goalsagainst-average and a sparkling .921 save percentage.

Darcy Flaherty of Creston Valley has eight goals and five assists for 13 points in 20 games.

17-year-old rookie, Greg Nickel, of the Nelson Leafs has three goals and five assists for eight points in 22 games. Nickel sits second on the team in penalty minutes with 59.

Matt McMath, a rookie defenseman with the Golden Rockets, has a goal and two assists in 20 games played.

Tye Moses, a 20-year-old in his final season with the Columbia Valley Rockies, has three goals and three assists for six points in 15 games played. Moses also has 38 penalty minutes.

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the Cariboo Advisor Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Banff Film Fest returns

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It's that time of year again – time for the ever-popular and inspiring Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour. The tour is coming to Williams Lake on Tuesday, December 4th at 7 p.m. in the Gibraltar Room.

The Banff Mountain Film Festival, a program of The Banff Centre, is the largest, and one of the most prestigious, mountain festivals in the world.

With stops planned in about 390 communities and 35 countries across the globe, this year’s tour features a collection of the most inspiring action, environmental, and adventure films from the festival.

Traveling to exotic landscapes and remote cultures, and bringing audiences up-close and personal with adrenaline-packed action sports, the 2011/2012 World Tour is an exhilarating and provocative exploration of

the mountain world.

The City of Williams Lake will feature films such as: Crossing the Ice, - Australian adventurers, James Castrission and Justin Jones, dare to tackle the perilous journey across Antarctica to the South Pole and back again, completely unassisted – just two men dragging their food and shelter across 1140 kilometres of barren ice.

Thin Ice - Slide away with simple pleasures: skating and bathing.

5 Races - a look into the world of mountain running, depicting the joy, pain, transformation, and inspiration found in races around the world.

Tickets are available at Cariboo Memorial Complex or Red Shreds and are $15 for adults and $10 for seniors and students. Tickets at the door will be $17 for adults and $12 for seniors and students.

Ranching neighbours across the Fraser River, Bud MacDonald and Julia Krynen, happily greet one another at the Cowboy Christmas Trade Show Saturday where vendors like Peter Mayer (right) showed off their country and western-themed wares.

SOMETHING FANTASTIC IS COMING! Watch for details in next week’s Cariboo Advisor Newspaper

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The public skate will take place from 1 to 2:30 p.m.

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The popular Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour is making its annual stop in Williams Lake Dec. 4.

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the Cariboo Advisor Wednesday, November 21, 2012

What’s the Scoop! your guide to what’s going on in Williams Lake

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IN THEATRES THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN PART 2 Bella (Kristen Stewart) has given birth to a baby girl she names Renesmee, after her mother Renée, and Edward’s (Robert Pattinson) adopted mother, Esme. Jacob (Taylor Lautner) bonds with the child and helps the new parents keep the girl safe from his former wolf pack.

When the Volturi hear about the child, they assume the Cullens have broken vampire laws and have created a newborn by turning a human child into a vampire child. Alice has a vision showing her that the Volturi are coming to kill them all, and no explanation will be good enough for them. The Cullens summon their vampire friends from around the world to get to know Renesmee so they can prove she’s a human/vampire hybrid.

When Alice and Jasper disappear, the Cullens fear the worst and try to prepare themselves for an all-out war.

LIFE OF PI A man named Pi tells a story that occurred when he was 16. When his family decides to move their zoo from India to Canada, Pi winds up as the only human survivor of the tragic sinking of a cargo ship.

On the sea in a lifeboat, he’s accompanied by the other survivors—a zebra with a broken leg, a hyena, a female orangutan and a 450pound aggressive Bengal tiger named Richard Parker. The hyena eats the zebra and then the orangutan. After the tiger eats the hyena, Pi tries catching fish to feed the tiger so he won’t get eaten himself.

When officials from the Maritime department don’t believe his story, Pi tells them another one but this time with a slightly different angle.

Andrew Garfield was initially considered for the role of “The Writer” but Tobey Maguire was cast. As filming progressed, Maguire was replaced by Rafe Spall because the director thought Maguire’s fame would have been too distracting.

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Williams Lake over 40 Activity Club - A group for singles and couples over 40 with similar and varied interests. Activities may include dinners, hiking, camping, movies etc. Always looking for more ideas and people willing to host activities. For more information contact Heather at wlover40sact.group@ gmail.com Summer’s Over!

Strong Start centres at Marie Sharpe, Mountview and Cataline Schools reopen on Monday, Sept. 10. Kids 0-5 and their parent/caregiver are invited to drop in for free early learning activities. Call 250398-3839 for more info.

Rhyme & Storytime is back!

On Wednesdays, 0-5 year ol ds and their parent/caregiver are invited to the school library for rhymes, songs and stories.

Chilcotin Road School 9:30-10:15 and Nesika School 11:00-11:45.

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Ten Thousand Villages craft sale.

Cariboo Bethel Church basement, 833 Western Ave. 250398-6731. November 22, 23 & 24. Thursday and Friday 3-8pm, Saturday 10am to 3pm. Fair trade goods for Third World People.

O p e r a t i o n Christmas Child. 1 shoebox ‘The power of a simple gift’. Drop off depot - Cariboo Bethel Church 833 Western Ave, Williams Lake. Linda 250-3986731. Deadline date: November 23, 2012.

Cariboo Horsey Ladies Christmas Banquet & Charity Auction. Wildmans Restaurant Interlakes Corner 5:30pm.

Tickets available @ The Log House Tack Apparel Harness, and Country Pedlar Interlakes. Join us to Celebrate Christmas and the Love of the Horse. Call Cheryle for more info. 250593-4139 Christmas Tea and Bake Sale on Dec. 1st in the Museum, starts

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Annual General Meeting.

Monday, November 26 – 7:30 pm, 690 N 2nd Ave – Aileen Hewett Building. Thank you to everyone that has taken an interest in the Cariboo Chilcotin Child Development Centre Association.We look forward to seeing you at the Annual General Meeting. New memberships welcome.

ST. Peter’s Anglican Church on 549 Carson Dr. First Annual Sing n’ Ring. Dec. 16th, doors open at 2pm -4pm.

Singing and ringing starts at 2:20pm. Bring a bell from home. If you or your group wants the Spotlight contact sdvhnew@gmail.com to be included on the program. No charge, just come!

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The Maranatha Players present their 11th annual musical, “PETER PANIC!”, from December 6 15 at the Maranatha Theatre. This is a fun musical for the whole family and you won’t want to miss it!

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It could take a couple of attempts before you reach the level of satisfaction you are seeking, Cancer. Patience is key whenever delving into uncharted waters.

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Try your hand at this simple but tasty bean and vegetable soup It really is nice to have such mild weather for the last few weeks of November. If it were me, I could go along with this kind of weather until March and then spring happens. Seeing as how the weatherman never listens to me that much, I can hope this winter season will be decent.

That means some snow but not the kind that comes up to your waist each morning and also some cool days, like maybe minus 15 but nothing like minus 30 or anything like that.

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soups. Soups can be made in many different ways and can be a real good way of cleaning some foods out of the fridge or cupboard. So you have some celery, some mushrooms and green onions in your fridge

and they are getting a little rough around the edges, these veggies can be added into some beef broth, a little garlic, salt and pepper and you have some soup. There are more variations of this soup alone than there are telephone poles between here and Vancouver.

Bean and Vegetable soup for cool days.

1 can of white beans, drained 2 oz of butter 1 large onion, finely chopped 2 cloves of garlic finely chopped 1 large carrot peeled and finely chopped

1 celery stalk, finely chopped 2 pints of vegetable stock 1 can of chopped tomatoes...save juice Tiny pinch of dried thyme 1 tsp sugar 1 bay leaf sea salt and pepper 2 tbsp finely chopped parsley In a pan or stock pot, melt the butter, add the onion and cook for a couple of minutes.... add the garlic and cook for a few more minutes until you put in carrots and celery and cook for about five minutes. Now put in the

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stock, beans, tomatoes, thyme, sugar, bay leaf and bring to a boil. Slow heat to a simmer and cook soup for about halfhour. Take out the bay leaf. Put half of the soup into a food processor and puree. Stir this mixture back into your pot and season with salt and pepper to taste...Ladle soup into bowls and garnish with the parsley.

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The Memorial Hospital Auxiliary holds their monthly meetings the 2nd Wednesday of every month @7pm in the %oard 5oom main Ă&#x20AC;oor New members welcome â&#x20AC;&#x153;Grieving Togetherâ&#x20AC;? support group for persons e[periencing bereavement Call the Central Cariboo Hospice Palliative Care Society 250-392-5430 for more info The Alzheimer Resource Centre offers a lending library of Books & Videos with information on Alzheimerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Disease and 5elated Dementia 7he Alzheimer Resource Centre is located in the Seniors Activity Centre 2fÂżce hours are 7ues and 7hurs pm to 3pm Call 250-305-0573 or 250-392-5337 for more info

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