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Wheels of justice turn slowly in sex case Local group hopes to raise awareness over exploitation of young girls BY CORNELIA NAYLOR cnaylor@chilliwacktimes.com

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Miguel Godinez speaks to the media outside the Chilliwack Courthouse Tuesday after sentencing of Jon Orders who was criminally negligent in his daughter Lenami’s death.

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Chilliwack man facing a total of 13 prostitution and sex charges involving girls younger than 16 made a court appearance last week just as the Chilliwack Child and Youth Committee geared up for Stop Sexual Exploitation of Our Children and Youth Awareness Week this week. David Thomas Hilpert, 53, is charged with multiple counts of sexual assault, sexual interference, procuring a person to become a prostitute, being a householder permitting sexual activity and obtaining sexual services of a person under the age of 18. The charges date back to 2010, when a 14-year-old Chilliwack girl connected with the case was also arrested for allegedly recruiting other young girls into the sex trade. Police said the girl, whose name can’t be released because of her age, had posted an online ad on Craigslist’s erotic services page, claiming she was 18 years old. Hilpert is alleged, along with the other charges, to have procured sex from the girl. He was in Chilliwack B.C. Supreme Court Friday to confirm a trial date for April, but his lawyer, who has only recently taken over the case, applied

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Consortium says our courthouse needs to be expanded

he Chilliwack courthouse should be expanded by two provincial courtrooms, according to a long-term court expansion plan developed by a consortium of five Fraser Valley municipalities. The Lower Fraser Valley is projected to need up to 29 additional courtrooms by 2033, according to the plan presented to B.C. Justice Minister Suzanne Anton last week. To meet that need, the plan recommends the expansion of the Surrey provincial courthouse by five provincial courtrooms and the construction of a new 14-courtroom courthouse in Abbotsford by 2018. The modest Chilliwack expansion is recommended as one of the plan’s proposed longterm projects, which also include a new five-courtroom provincial courthouse in Langley and a further expansion of Surrey’s courthouse by three provincial courtrooms. “We are pleased to offer our support for this long-term plan for courtroom expansion in the Lower Fraser Valley that preserves and builds on our Supreme and Provincial courts in Chilliwack while offering the promise of enhanced access to justice services throughout the region,” Chilliwack Mayor Sharon Gaetz said in a press release. The regional court expansion plan is the product of a Memorandum of Understanding signed in April 2013 between the B.C. government and the City of Surrey, the City of Abbotsford, the City of Chilliwack, the City of Langley and the Township of Langley.

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What Wayne would have wanted Sardis elementary Skyhawks Green Team vow to carrying on water project started by former soldier

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ours before his death of a massive heart attack in Mexico last month, former CFB Chilliwack administrative officer Wayne Dehnke was busy marshalling forces for a project to bring clean water to an impoverished Mexican community close to his favourite vacation spot. At 1:40 p.m. on Jan. 11, the retired soldier had emailed a contact at a Mexican university, saying he was all settled into his rented winter beach house and was eager to meet and finalize plans for a new pump and cistern for a nearby food bank. By the early hours of Jan. 12, he was gone. His sudden death briefly threw into question the future of his water project, but last week a group of Sardis elementary students vowed to carry on. At an assembly Friday, the Skyhawks Green Team launched its Water is Life campaign, an initiative that, among other fundraising activities, will see the group host a charity golf tournament in Dehnke’s name in May. The Skyhawks plan to raise $3,000 for the project that was so much on the retired lieutenant colonel’s mind during his last days. Wayne and Sandy Dehnke had spent the last three winters in Uaymitun, a village on the gulf coast in the Mexican state of Yucatan. From day one and without much fanfare, they found ways to make things better for the less fortunate locals they met in and around their winter home, starting with the commu-

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nity of Chicxulub where their caretaker’s environmental education program the school is a part of. kids went to school. Having decided to focus on water First, the retired couple struck up a partnership with a primary school there, issues this year, the Sardis team soon and over the years they have provided decided the project in Mexico was a natit with a digital movie camera, sports ural fit. “Because we were studying water, equipment and money for Internet access with support and donations from we thought, let’s do something big; let’s raise this money,” Boucher said. family and friends in Canada. It wasn’t until her first conference “Wayne wasn’t one to go and lay on a beach for four months,” said Donna call with all the other people Dehnke had mobilized Boucher, a Sardis for the project n e i g h b o u r o f “Wayne, he was an amazing that the Sardis Dehnke’s for 20 guy. He just knew how to teacher realized years and the the extent of teacher sponpull people together. It Dehnke’s consor of the Sardis was the military thing.” nections in MexSkyhawks Green Team. “ That ’s Donna Boucher ico, including an array of univerwhat other peosity, church and ple do, but him and Sandy are gung ho. They’re always government officials. “Wayne, he was an amazing guy. He doing stuff.” Through his school connections, just knew how to pull people together. It Dehnke learned about Father Lorenzo’s was the military thing,” Boucher said. She and Dehnke, whose 30 years in Food Kitchen, a food bank in Chicxulub that needed a reliable water source to the military were followed by a career grow crops for its clients. He got Bouch- as a realtor, were still putting the finisher interested in the project last summer ing touches on the project’s memoranwhile showing her some of his innumer- dum of agreement the night before the Dehnkes left for Mexico on Dec. 28. able Mexico photos. Without Wayne to anchor the project, A big proponent of teaching social responsibility to her students, Boucher Boucher wasn’t sure it could go on. Soon thought partnering in the project could after his death, however, she got the fit in well with Destination Conser- word from Sandy. “She contacted me and said, ‘This vation, an activity-based, student-led

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project is a go. This is what Wayne would have wanted,’ He put so much work into it down there, and that’s what we’re going to do,” Boucher said. On Sunday, the people of Chicxulub honoured Dehnke in a special mass attended by about 150 people. “His big heart and desires of our causes in solidarity with the needy, have given it a very special place in our minds and hearts,” Father Lorenzo Mex Jimenez said. Back in Chilliwack Friday, Boucher held it together during her Skyhawks Green Team assembly until the end, when, through tears and a wobbly voice, she announced the team would host a charity golf tournament in Dehnke’s honour in May. “I haven’t really dealt with it, I think,” Boucher told the Times later. Her enthusiasm for her old neighbours’ project has only grown. “I don’t even think he knew how much I would get into this,” Boucher said. “I wish he was here to see.” The Skyhawks Green Team will begin its fundraising efforts this weekend, selling stainless steel water bottles and tree seedlings at the Sardis Elementary Family Fair Feb. 15, starting at 9 a.m.

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Waste plant opponents seek day in court BY PAUL J. HENDERSON Times Reporter

ow that Chilliwack city council has rezoned a property for hazardous waste recycling near the Fraser River, those opposed to the location have turned their attention to higher levels of government, other municipal governments and the courts. Two members of the coalition of sports fishing, environmental and First Nations groups opposed to the location attended Metro Vancouver’s Environment and Parks committee meeting on Feb. 6 to give a presentation to board members regarding the Aevitas Inc. proposal to recycle hazardous waste, including PCBs and mercury, in the Cattermole Lands industrial park adjacent to the Fraser River. The committee—which includes 13 mayors and councillors such as Vancouver councillor Heather Deal and Abbotsford Mayor Bruce Banman— voted unanimously to ask the Ministry of the Environment for an environmental assessment of the project if and when an application for the facility is received. B.C. Federation of Drift Fishers president Rod Clapton and Glen Thompson of the Friends of the Chilliwack River Valley said the committee was sympathetic to their concerns. “They were very supportive,” Thompson said. Me a n w h i l e, a c t i n g on an opinion by West Coast Environmental Law (WCEL) that suggested there were flaws in the City of Chilliwack’s public consultation process, Thompson said the group has secured a lawyer and has applied for funding from the WCEL to have the rezoning process overturned by a judge. WCEL lawyer Andrew SEX CASE, from page 1

to have it adjourned so he could work through several complicated evidence issues. B.C. Supreme Court judge Brian Joyce agreed to an adjournment but said the delay was “unfortunate” and “regrettable” since the case involved matters dating back to the summer of 2010, which now won’t be tried until more than four and a half years after the fact. Hilpert’s case highlights the need for greater awareness about the sexual exploitation of children and youth, Chilliwack Child and Youth Commit-

Gage said the city’s advertisement for the public hearing called it a “waste recycling and transfer facility,” but nowhere said it would be handling hazardous waste. Gage also questioned an “odd” map that appeared in the public hearing advertisement, which conveniently placed the portion of property in question, at the top of the drawing thereby omitting the Fraser River altogether. In a written statement, Gage said further that local governments are required to make documents available to the public before public hearings, but the restrictive covenant and good neighbour agreement were only finalized in January. The public hearing was on Dec. 3. “We are disappointed that Chilliwack did not take a step back, and give the public a fair opportunity to be heard,” Gage said. Council has stood by its decision, and Mayor Sharon Gaetz said the local watershed in Chilliwack is so interconnected, the location of a proposed hazardous waste recycling facility on industrial land near the Fraser River is as suitable as anywhere else. “We understand that there was some concern about the location of the facility and definitely took that under consideration at the time of the public hearing,” Gaetz said in an emailed comment last week. “A poorly operated facility with sub-par safety measures would not be safe at any location in our city. Our watershed is interconnected and water from ditches and creeks all over Chilliwack end up in the river. Whether it is 150 metres or 500 metres from the river, our priority was to ensure the facility would be safe.” Gaetz said the site was

Held rally tee co-ordinator Karen Steegstra told the Times. The CYC planned a week of events, including a rally with Mayor Sharon Gaetz at the courthouse, to mark Stop Sexual Exploitation of Our Children and Youth Awareness Week. “It’s to create awareness that this is happening in our community, just to make parents aware, to make the public aware, to keep their eyes open and to stop it from happening,” Steegstra said. ◗ For more information, visit www.childandyouth. com.

“Are there properties in Chilliwack that would sufficiently satisfy all of the concerns raised by citizens in opposition? It’s a tough decision, I’ll admit, probably the toughest I’ve experienced on council.” Coun. Jason Lum chosen by the proponent, Ontario-based Aevitas Inc., based on a number of factors, including that the property is in an area zoned for heavy industry and that the proximity to the highway means trucks won’t have to travel through residential areas. Before fourth reading of the rezoning bylaw was given (a legislative formality) there had been some

criticism of city council after the public hearing over the lack of comment by Gaetz. The mayor, however, pointed out that the Local Government Act forbids city council from receiving new information in between third and fourth reading. Gaetz emailed comments to the Times after fourth reading. An email request to comment was

sent to Gaetz and all six city councillors asking whether another location was considered by the proponent or city hall. Only Coun. Jason Lum responded, saying he would be watching closely to see what happens as the proposal moves to the Ministry of Environment. “Are their properties in Chilliwack that would sufficiently satisfy all of the

concerns raised by citizens in opposition?” Lum asked via email. “It’s a tough decision, I’ll admit it, probably one of the toughest I’ve experienced on council.” Opposition to the location has come from more than 20 environmental, sports fishing and First Nations organizations as well as from BC Liberal MLA Doug Bing and NDP environment critic Spencer Chandra Herbert. Minutes after the bylaw was finally approved, Clapton told the Times the coalition of groups opposed to the site would now turn their attention to higher levels

of government. “This is certainly just the first step,” he said. “From here we progress to the provincial and federal level. Obviously it would appear that Chilliwack council is not concerned about the health of the Fraser River. . . . We do have a plan in place and it’s full speed ahead as far as opposing this thing.” After the presentation to the Metro Vancouver board, Thompson said three members of the committee from different municipalities asked for the coalition to give a presentation to their city councils.

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fforts by the Chilliwack school district to tighten up security in and around schools after a rash of break-ins early last year seem to be working. In late 2012 and early 2013 the district saw about 35 break ins in three months, according to a report to the school board by facilities manager Dale Churchill last week. “When you look at 2013, in the first five weeks of the year we had 20 break-ins.,” Churchill told trustees. “In the first five weeks of this year? None.” The school district lost $63,990 to theft and vandalism in 2013. There is no 2012 dollar figure for comparison since this is the first time the district has tracked vandalism and theft costs specifically, but Churchill said the numbers looked “very good.” “The dollar amount, of course we’d like to reduce,” he said, “but I consider it quite low. I spent a couple years in the Surrey school district, and I’d never want to work there again. Their vandalism is just almost out of control.” Churchill noted the bulk of last year’s costs came from glass breakage and technology theft during the early-year break-ins and from two expensive playground fires at Watson and Little Mountain elementary

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“Suffice it to say that, when these two were arrested, the break-ins stopped, so you can draw some conclusions.” Cpl. Len vaNieuwenheuizen At the time of the arrest, police said they were investigating whether the pair was connected to any of the other numerous break-ins that plagued the district in late 2012 and early 2013.

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n 1998, the British Columbia Teachers’ Federation (BCTF) failed to convince school trustees that entrenching rigid ratios and formulas in the provincial contract was the right thing to do for students or the education system. The BCTF then left the bargaining table and struck a special deal with former NDP premier Glen Clark, who imposed these formulas through legislation against the overwhelming opposition of trustees. Fifty-six of the then 60 school boards voted to reject this backroom deal which increased teacher compensation by 11 per cent and reduced the ability of trustees to manage their districts. A few years later, the citizens of British Columbia elected a new government that sought to remove the rigid contract provisions by the same means they were put in— through legislation. In 2011, the B.C. Supreme Court ruled that government had not followed a proper process with the BCTF prior to doing so in 2002. Government accepted that decision and spent a year trying to resolve the matter through consultation with the BCTF. A little over two weeks ago, Justice Griffin decided that the government’s efforts fell short. We are appealing

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Be Our Guest that decision. From a legal perspective, we agree that Canadians have a protected freedom to associate, but we do not agree this gives the BCTF the power to override government’s duty to make fiscal and policy decisions in the public interest. Returning to rigid union ratios and formulas will create huge disruptions in our schools and, most importantly, it will prevent districts from providing the kinds of varied supports students actually need. It is the BCTF’s job to defend its members’ interests—but it is also government’s responsibility to balance those interests against the needs of students, their families and taxpayers who invest nearly $5 billion in K-12 education every year. Over the past 13 years, we’ve increased annual education funding by $1 billion, even while enrolment has declined by 9.4 per cent. Student success rates have increased and B.C. students rank among the very best in the world.

We’ve also increased supports for students with special needs, including a 36 per cent increase in the number of full-time education assistants. Average class sizes are near historical lows of 19.3 students for kindergarten, 21.5 for grades 1 to 3, 25.7 for grades 4 to 7, and 23.0 for grades 8 to 12. Instead of rigid formulas, we must build on successful approaches—like the $210-million Learning Improvement Fund— that give flexibility to teachers and principals to allocate resources where they are actually needed. Last year, the fund was used to hire 500 new teachers, 400 new special education assistants and increase the hours for 7,400 special education assistants to help kids who need extra help get it. Class size and composition are on the bargaining table, and that is where the discussion needs to occur. Negotiations with the BCTF will continue and our goal remains a 10-year agreement that creates labour stability for students, parents, teachers and communities. Parents and students want this issue resolved. And that’s what government wants as well. ◗ By Peter Fassbender is the Minister of Education for the province of British Columbia.

hen the late Lt. Col. (Ret’d) Wayne Dehnke retired from military service, he took with him a lot of capacity. Over 30 years in the Canadian Forces, from 1964 to 1994, the former base administration officer at CFB Chilliwack, had honed his skills at organizing and mobilizing people and resources in increasingly complex and demanding leadership roles. Platoon Commander, Company Commander and Battalion Second in Command with the PPCLI in 1973. Officer in Charge of the Canadian Armed Forces Parachute Demonstration Team, “The Sky Hawks,” from 1972-73. Canadian Forces Liaison Officer to the US Army Infantry Centre at Fort Benning, Georgia. Deputy Commanding Officer 2 Bn. PPCLI in Canada and Germany in 1983. Member of the Land & Amphibious Section, HQ Allied Forces, Northern Europe in 1985 and later Staff Officer to the Chief of Infrastructure Policy HQ AFNORTH. A man doesn’t fill those roles without knowing how to get things done. After his retirement from the Canadian Forces, some of that skill would have be spent in his job as a realtor and in his tireless efforts as an advocate of the Canadian Airborne Regiment, a formation Dehnke joined in 1968 and which was disbanded in 1995. But that capacity needed an outlet when he retired altogether and started spending his winters at a Mexican beach house with his wife Sandy. No sooner had the retired couple landed than Dehnke was marshalling resources on the ground in Mexico and back home in Canada to make things better for a school close to his new winter home. By the end of his life, he was pulling together connections in government, universities and the church to make sure a Mexican food bank would get a reliable water source to grow food for its clients. As anyone ever swept up in one of Dehnke’s project knows, the lieutenant colonel was a hard man to say no too. He had the Canadian military to thank for his highly developed skills in leadership and organization. It’s the way he chose to use them to help the most needy in his retirement paradise, however, that will be his finest legacy.

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Workers take all the risks Editor: I’m sure, like me, seeing the demise of the Abbotsford Times has shown you your days are likely numbered. The corporatization of our government and media has lead to a very one-sided agenda to the run-away capitalism we are descending in to. If you are too stupid to learn from history, you are doomed to repeat it. The capitalists keep propagandizing that the free market is the most efficient and cost-effective way to deliver goods and services. This would be true in a lot of cases provided the right rules and regulations were in place. However, public utilities were set up because the markets and their greed should not be involved in the commodities that are essential to life. Not even the corporate government can follow the rules of law. Whenever they have their illegal acts struck down in the courts they go back and try to bring in more illegal laws and try to make them retroactive. For instance, the eightyear court battle over Gordon Campbell’s illegal tearing up of the HEU’s contract or the present megalomaniac’s illegal attack on teachers. They were breaking the law, they lost in the courts, and I’m willing to bet some friend of the government’s law firm made 10s of millions over those eight-year and 12-year acts of fraud arguing what they all knew was illegal. For years the skilled trades in this country have been screaming about our lack of funding and education for the coming

shortage in our ranks. The corporate response is to pull more money out of the system, remove any monetary risks from their side and, like these bogus tuition fare hikes, make the workers take all the risks, while they pick up their profit margins. We’ve been in this depression now for over five years and the federal Conservatives keep bragging about all their fiscal policies and how they’ve saved the Canadian economy. I think they forgot about the Canadian people when they trumpet their great accomplishments. During this time the corporate bank accounts in the corporate banking system have ballooned by an extra $700 billion from conservative tax breaks. Twice now the Minister of Finance and the head of the Bank of Canada have told these hoarding pigs to spend these monies, and twice they have been ignored. This has made for some D- grade theatrics where Carney and Flarhety can make themselves look like they care about people, but have they lowered any of the corporate welfare rates they’re collecting that were supposed to be for R and D and job creation? No. Who are our levels of government working for? The answer is as plain as the nose on your face, the land developers, Aevitas, Pattison, Enbridge, Kinder Morgan, Aspers, Black, Suncor, Exxon, BP, Shell, etc. This is supposed to be a democracy where politicians work for the people, not a Mussolini right-wing fascist state where you work for the corporations. Ron Murphy Chilliwack

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o you want to be great? Do you want to make a difference with your life? I think most of us would say, “Yes, I want to be great. I want to do great things.” There’s something within us all that longs for greatness. It was no different in Jesus’s day. He had 12 disciples. Two of them were named James and John. They were brothers who had left their fishing business in order to follow Jesus and help him in his ministry. Everything was good for the first

while but then one day they began to think, “What’s in it for me?” (See Matthew 20:20-28). They wanted a promotion. They wanted greatness. And the best way to attain that in their minds was to secure a position of prominence in heaven sitting on the right and left hand of Jesus. Basically they were going for the corner office for all eternity. Just one problem—neither of them wanted to ask Jesus for those sky seats. So, they did what men have done for centuries—they got their Mom to ask. And so one day, Mom taps Jesus on the shoulder and says, “Jesus? My boys, Jimmy and Johnny? They’re

good boys. They’re hard workers. They’ve invested in your ministry and have been very loyal. What do you say about showing them a little after-life love and let them have the front seat? Make them great Jesus. Now, what do you think was Jesus’s response? We know how the other 10 disciples responded. When they heard what James and John had done they “lost their tempers.” Not because the brothers had asked the question but because they didn’t think of it themselves. They’re thinking, “No one is going to remember our names when we’re sitting in a back row seat in heaven?”

Jesus doesn’t get angry. He never rebukes them for what they asked for. He doesn’t get offended that they want a position of greatness. In fact, he tells them, “Go ahead, be great. Be significant, go for the gold, make a name for yourself—but be careful how you do it.” The world will tell you that the way to be great is to look out for yourself. Jesus says it’s very different when it comes to His kingdom and His ways. He tells them that the pathway to greatness is through serving others. Jesus says that, “If you want to be great and if you want to do something significant with your life, then serve. Deny yourself

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surprise decision by the National Energy Board (NEB) could further delay Spectra Energy’s planned pipeline replacement project underneath seven farms east of the busiest commercial section of Chilliwack. Spectra Energy has been ordered by the NEB to replace three kilometres of its 30-inch pipeline that runs beneath approximately 20 private residential and farm properties as well as Luckakuck Way, Vedder Road and the parking lots of Superstore and Cottonwood Mall. Not only has there been no conflict with commercial property owners, the company has had “great support,” according to company spokesperson Nirmila Naidoo. Long-term soil damage, however, caused by “emergency work” in 2011 on Gord Mitchell’s farm where Ian Sparkes grows his iconic corn,

spurred the creation of the Fraser Valley Association of Pipeline Landowners (FVAPL). FVAPL got in the way of Spectra’s plans to complete the agricultural land work last summer. Then, in August, the NEB issued right of entry orders to seven agricultural properties, six of whom refused entry. The FVAPL argued the NEB didn’t consider all the facts, and the association asked for a stay on the decision. Mitchell expected the NEB to overlook the farmers’ concerns, but this week the board rescinded the right-of-entry orders, which now means Spectra must either negotiate an agreement with FVAPL or file an appeal with the courts to gain access to the farms. At least, that’s how Mitchell understands it. “Of course, should this go to court, we will have the opportunity to speak to that appeal with all the evidence that we have surrounding their failure and unwillingness to

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compensate us for past damages as stipulated in the easement agreements and their reluctance to negotiate in good faith,” Mitchell said. “We will also point out that the world in 1955 was a very different world then, than the one we live in today. With our knowledge today of environmental issues surrounding human activity and our desire to grow our own food locally, we want to continue to work our lands unimpeded by multinational foreign-owned energy industry companies with only their shareholders’ best interest in mind.” Mitchell said he has provided Spectra with a copy of an agreement used between Ontario farmland owners and Spectra Energy that deals with a number of issues regarding pipeline construction to minimize inconvenience, disruption, soil damage and to deal with proper compensation. Spectra did not respond before the Times went to press. Visit www.chilliwacktimes.com to see updates.

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The tandem flight was an anniversary present from her boyfriend, David. He was to launch with a second pilot after Orders and Godinez-Avila, and watched from the launch site as her flight went horribly wrong. Orders, an experienced hang-gliding pilot had neglected to conduct a standard “hang check” among other safety practices missed that day in 2012. Godinez told reporters at the courthouse that he felt the five-month sentence followed by three years probation would not serve as enough of a deterrent to others in the hang-gliding community to ensure safe practices. In a statement to the court Friday, a tearful Orders said he couldn’t look himself in the mirror or his daughter in

Suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder her eyes for weeks after the incident at Mt. Woodside. “I wish there was something I could do to bring her back,” Orders said after entering a guilty plea for criminal negligence causing death. Before Orders addressed the court, Crown prosecutor Carolyn Kramer read out the agreed statement of facts about the April 28, 2012 incident. Defence and Crown then put forth a joint sentencing submission of five months in custody followed by three years probation. But Joyce said he had many things to consider, and held over sentencing until Tuesday. Friends and family of Godinez-Avila filled the courtroom Friday and again

Tuesday; some came from Mexico to hear the verdict and sentence. Kramer told the court that if even one of the many safety checks Orders overlooked had been completed, the tragedy could have been avoided. “He failed to complete any pre-flight safety checks that would have prevented this tragedy,” Crown counsel said in court. “He didn’t miss just one step, he missed several.” The case received international attention after it was revealed Orders had swallowed a memory card from a video camera mounted on the hang glider. He was then arrested, charged with obstruction of justice and held in custody

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wo wins on a three-game road trip may be way too little way too late to make the playoffs, but the victories were still sweet for the Chilliwack Chiefs. With visits to Trail, Salmon Arm and Surrey on Friday, Saturday and Monday, respectively, the Chiefs took part in three rollicking, goal-filled, down-tothe-wire affairs. It started with a 6-5 overtime victory Friday night at Cominco Arena against the Smoke Eaters. Saturday, they hit the Shaw Centre in Salmon Arm for a 7-4 victory over the SilverBacks. Back in the Lower Mainland, they played in Surrey Monday where they lost 7-6 in the dying seconds. Goalie Spencer Tremblay played all three games, notching more than 180 minutes between the pipes. He saved 109 pucks and allowed 16. It all started Friday night when the Chiefs, second last in BCHL standings, faced off against the only team with a worse record (now at 9-37-2-4), the Trail Smoke Eaters. Trail opened the scoring but before the first period ended, Mason Boh had tied it up from Carter Cochrane and Kurt Black. The back-and-forth goal scoring, continued until two Smoke Eater goals 20 See CHIEFS, Page 20

BY CORNELIA NAYLOR cnaylor@chilliwacktimes.com

hen the Sardis secondary senior boys basketball team broke into the province’s top-10 rankings for the first time ever last season, Province sports reporter Howard Tsumura described Hayden Lejeune as “the best player you’ve never heard of.” Well, if you follow high school basketball, chances are you’ve heard of him by now. Arguably among the top five players in the province, Lejeune helped lead the Falcons to a respectable eighth-place finish during Sardis’s first-ever provincial appearance last season. This year the Grade 12 power forward has helped hold his team in seventh-place or better in provincial quad-A rankings all season, putting up an average of 23 points and grabbing an average of 12 rebounds per game. And the season’s not done yet, let alone Lejeune’s potential. “He’s still got a couple months to write his chapter of how good he can be,” said Falcons coach Kyle Graves when asked where Lejeune ranks among Chilliwack male basketball products. “The big key will be how he develops in the next five years in university to see what his legacy truly is.” Last month Lejeune decided he will spend those university years on Vancouver Island with the University of Victoria Vikings. As far as potential goes, the sixfoot-eight Falcon has what it takes to become a “prominent player” in the CIS some day, according to Vikes head coach Craig Beaucamp. “He’s long and he’s mobile, and that combination is not an easy combination to find,” Beaucamp told the Times. Those same qualities captured Grave’s attention four years ago when he first heard about Lejeune, then a six-foot-five middle schooler. “People told me there was a tall kid with a lot of potential at Vedder, so I was intrigued right away,” Graves said. He brought the Grade 9 up to play in a senior game and liked what he saw. “He had a really good game,” Graves said. “He didn’t show any nervousness and he came in and

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Sardis basketball star Hayden Lejeune looks forward to a bright future with the University of Victoria next season. The six-foot-eight power forward committed to the Vikes last month.

played about 20 minutes in a Chilliwack-Sardis rivalry game, which is pretty tough for any Grade 9 kid too.” That summer, Lejeune was chosen to play on B.C.’s U15 provincial team, and by the following year, he and another Grade 10 player, Eric Rogers, were the cornerstone’s of Grave’s plan to build the Sardis Falcons into a provincial threat. UVic has had its eye on him since last summer during tryouts for B.C.’s U17 Canada Summer Games team. “We had a good chance to see him in practice situations there,” Beaucamp said. “For me, I really like to see kids in a practice environment just to see how they intermix and how they practise and their work ethic. Sometimes that shows you a lot more than a game.” For his part, Lejeune said UVic, which currently sits first in Pacific West Division standings and third in the latest national top-10 rankings, pretty much had him at “A lot of good hello. “As s oon players have as they gone through p h o n e d , they were there.” my numHayden Lejeune b e r o n e choice pretty much,” he said. “There’s been an excellent history. A lot of good players have gone through there. The coach has been there a really long time. The culture was really nice.” While thinking it’s cool that the likes of Boston Celtic Kelly Olnyck and L.A. Laker Rob Sacre once played on the same provincial teams he did, Lejeune maintains the NBA isn’t his ultimate goal, having his sights set on playing professionally in Europe instead. “He knows basketball can take him places, and he’s willing to work at it to get where he wants to go,” Lejeune dad’s John Lejeune told the Times. Lejeune junior agrees. In Grade 9 at six-foot-five, he decided to drop his other sports, including soccer, and focus on basketball. “I felt like basketball was my best option for the future,” he said. He’s chosen his university in the same way. “It’s a place I can see myself succeeding,” he said.

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Leading underdogs at Winter Games

There was no team in v e r t h e y e a r s , Chilliwack, so Brad got there have been a some training and started handful of basket- the Chillwack Cheetahs ball players who have put Wheelchair Basketball Chilliwack on the map. Team so his son could By the time he grad- pursue his new passion. uates from high school, Over the years, as Ben’s Ben Hagkull would like skills have evolved, so to be one of those—only has Brad’s coaching, and he’ll be putting his own he’ll be at the BC Winter spin on the local game. Games this month too, Ben is a rising talent coaching Zone 3 from on B.C.’s wheelchair bas- Langley, Abbotsford and ketball scene, and this Chilliwack. month he hopes to lead But Brad is the first to an adopted Zone 4 team admit, his son’s develf r o m opment R i c h h a s o u tm o n d stripped and Delta his coachto victory ing know at the BC how. Winter “He’s far Games in surpassed Mission. the coachT h e ing that I Grade 9 can give,” Rosedale Brad said. middle I n student wheelhas been c h a i r assigned basketto the ball, each Cornelia Naylor/TIMES team as player is part of an Ben Hagkull and his dad Brad assigned a effor t by Hagkull have a little fun at a classificaorganizers Chilliwack Cheetahs wheeltion from t o k e e p chair basketball team practice. 1 t o 4 . 5 , g a m e s based on competitive, and Ben is functional mobility. ready for the challenge. The numbers are cru“It’s more of an under- cial because the comdog team,” he told the bined point total of a Times, “so I want to be team’s players on the more of a leader.” court can never exceed Compared to some of 14, his teammates, Ben is a The means the most veteran of the sport, hav- m o b i l e 4 - p o i n t a n d ing gotten his first taste 4.5-point players get less when he was seven years playing time. old at a camp in Rich“It’s certainly the great mond. leveller that makes the “From those two days games a lot more strateon, he was hooked,” his gic,” Brad said. dad Brad Hagkull said. It also makes his son a “This was something he valuable team asset. wanted to do.” Ben, who was born

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plays a little bit higher than his classification.” In the end, Ben just hopes the numbers along with a whole lot of determination and hard work one day add up to a chance to fulfill his dream. “I want to be on the national team at the Paralympics,” he said.

with spina bifida, is a 2.5, but he plays more like a 3 or a 3.5, according to his dad. “Typically a 2 or a 2.5, they tend to be more of a defensive role,” Brad said. “But because of Ben’s speed and his wingspan (and he’s got a really good range in terms of shooting for a 2.5) he

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en athletes, three coaches and two officials from Chilliwack will head to Mission for the BC Winter Games from Feb. 20 to 23. Sp e e d s k a t e r s w i l l make up the biggest chunk of the Chilliwack contingent. Dominique Hawkenson, Riley Clemons and Rebekah Clemons will compete for team Fraser Valley, while Robyn Kempers guides them along as assistant coach. Her father Bill Kempers will officiate. Another parent-offs p r i n g d u o w i l l re p re s e nt C h i l l i w a c k i n wheelchair basketball, as Ben Hagkull hits the floor to compete and his dad

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h e G. W . G r a h a m G r i z zlies senior boys basketball team clinched their sixthstraight league championship Tuesday night, defeating Langley’s D.P. Poppy 88-57. Senior point guard Ryan Kaplanis led the Grizzlies with 23 points and nine rebounds. The Graham bench also came up huge, playing big minutes and putting up 29 points. The Grizzlies now prepare to host the AA Fraser Valley Championships Feb. 19 to 22 as the second seed in the tournament. The squad was propelled into contention for another league-leading finish to the regular season with two big wins last week. On Tuesday, Graham took down St. John Brebeuf 67-55. Inspired by the return of senior Jake Creasey, the Grizzlies erased a six point deficit in the fourth quarter

Senior boys basketball team seeded second for AA Valleys and Kaplanis putting up 18. Creasey once again brought much needed energy and a huge presence on the boards, pulling in 14 total rebounds. The Grizzlies kick off their playoff run Feb. 19 against the winner of Langley Christian and Surrey Christian. Tip off is at 8:45 p.m.

to take the win by 12 points. Two days later, the Grizzlies hosted Archbishop Carney, a squad that had beaten them by three point in their first regular season clash a few weeks back. This time around, however, the Grizzlies fired on all cylinders and pulled together their best offensive output of the year, defeating Carney 10382. Five Graham players scored 10 points or more, with Grade 9 phenom Gabe Mannes scoring 23 points

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en years ago they dominated every school sport they played at Cheam elementary; five years ago they made it to the final four of the B.C. AAA basketball provincials for Chilliwack secondary, and now they’re at the top of Canada West’s Pacific Division at the University of the Fraser Valley. But very soon the enduring Chilliwack basketball trio of Nicole Wierks, Courtney Bartel and Alexa McCarthy will part ways. The two Cascades fifth-year players, Bartel and Wierks, and Cascades assistant coach McCarthy play and coach their last home at Envision Athletic Centre in Abbotsford Saturday and will be recognized along with other graduating players during Seniors Night. The trio have been teammates since meeting at Cheam elementary in Grade 5. “They formed quite the wave CHIEFS, from page 14

seconds apart halfway through the third left the score 5-4 for the home team. Then came the Mathieu Tibbet show as the 20-year-old tied it up at 15:31 from Jordan Kawaguchi and Carter Cochrane, and then scored the winner at 4:52 of overtime. In Salmon Arm the next night, the 7-4 scoreline belied the fact that it was actually quite a close game as the Silverbacks came within one to make it 5-4 at 18:05 of the third. With the Silverback goalie yanked, Andrew Silard managed

Nicole Wierks Courtnesy Bartel Alexa McCarthy passing through all the Chilliwack Wierks and Bartel as they launch schools they attended,” Bartel’s their final playoff run with the Casmom and the girls former P.E. cades. And McCarthy, who was injured teacher Carolyn Bartel told the Times. “You just have a look at the this year and has taken on a coachbanners in the Rosedale middle ing role, will be with them every gym, and their mark is still seen step of the way as she has been for more than a decade. there.” The Cascades swept the UNBC But the girls’ longstanding sporting relationship has often gone Timberwolves 79-63 and 88-51 in beyond just their play on the court, Prince George last weekend, mainthe P.E. teacher said, citing a breast taining a two-way tie for first place cancer pub fundraiser in Abbots- in the Pacific Division with UBC. Bartel was among the top scorers ford just last month. “I could not believe all the par- in both games, putting on a threeents and fellow athletes that were point shooting clinic Friday en there from Chilliwack and who route to a total 17 points and putknew Nicole, Court and Lex from ting up another 12 against the Timtheir days playing in school b-ball,” berwolves the following day. The Cascades, who are currentshe said. “Sport brings people ly ranked seventh in Canada, now together and forms community.” The season isn’t over on Satur- face Trinity Western University in day, of course, and career high- Langley Friday and then again at lights may yet be in the offing for home Saturday.

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onds. This was a back-and-forth affair that saw four scoring changes. Carter Cochrane’s goal and two assists was enough to make it a tight game for the Chiefs, but Eagle Danton Heinen’s hat trick was too much for the visitors. Chilliwack’s 5-4 lead was erased at 12:33 of the third; then Braeden Russell netted the game winner right off the faceoff to the left of Tremblay at 19:20 of the third. The Chiefs play two home games this weekend, Friday against Nanaimo and Saturday against Surrey.

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Chamber welcomes changes to B.C. recycling regulations

he Chilliwack Chamber of Commerce is applauding the B.C. government for listening to its concerns regarding recycling regulations. A vocal B.C. Chamber network helped push the provincial government to amend a recycling regulation that was causing substantial concern among businesses so that it will now impact less that one per cent of B.C.’s businesses. “This is a huge relief to our local business community,” said Fieny van den Boom, executive director of the Chilliwack Chamber. “This change exempts the majority of our local businesses, including all of our mom and pop shops, from new costs and red tape.” The regulation targets packaging and printed paper (PPP) and is slated to go into force in May. The B.C. government has announced that it will enshrine in regulation an exemption for any B.C. business that meets any of the following criteria: ◗ annual revenues of less than $1 million; ◗ less than one tonne of packaging and printed paper produced annually; and/or ◗ a single point of retail sale (and not supplied by or operated as part of a franchise, chain or under a banner). That means that less than 3,000 businesses in the province will be captured by the regulation, out of more than 385,000. Van den Boom noted that the Chilliwack Chamber supports the

principle of extended producer responsibility (EPR), which aligns with B.C. business values, but cautioned that EPR programs need to be implemented carefully to avoid unintended consequences.

“This is a huge relief to our local business community. This change exempts the majority of our local businesses, including all our mom and pop shops, from new costs and red tape.” Fieny van den Boom “This exemption correctly balances environmental goals with business needs,” van den Boom said. “We applaud the B.C. government for responding to businesses’ concerns and limiting the scope of the program, appropriately, to B.C.’s largest PPP producers.” The Chamber network throughout B.C. raised the alarm about the regulation last summer after businesses across the province were contacted about coming new obligations and fees by Multi Material BC (MMBC), the agency charged with producing a stewardship plan under the regulation. “It became clear that this regulation would have unintended fallout

for businesses, and particularly small businesses, across B.C.,” said van den Boom. “As a Chamber network, we knew we needed to roll up our sleeves, get to work and fix this thing.” Backed by local Chambers, the B.C. Chamber of Commerce worked extensively with the B.C. government and MMBC to hammer out a way forward that avoided a “onesize-fits-all” approach. “The announcement is the fruit of those labours: A re-tooled regulation that achieves B.C.’s environmental goals, while protecting the vast majority of B.C. businesses from new costs and red tape,” said John Winter, president and CEO of the BC Chamber. Winter commended the B.C. government for actively listening to, and responding to, businesses’ needs. “This exemption is a testament to a responsive government that’s serious about its commitment to ™ businesses and to cutting red tape,” ™ Winter said. Winter also commended local Chambers throughout B.C. for helping drive the solution. “Our local Chambers have worked FIXED heroically on this file, pushing hard 5-YEAR for the on-the-ground needs of B.C. FIXED TERM 5-YEAR businesses,” Winter said. “Our partTERM nership with local Chambers, such as the Chilliwack Chamber, has been Talk to us today! crucial to achieving this victory.” 1.888.440.4480 The BC Chamber and its network Talk toprospera.ca us today! of local Chambers will carefully monitor the implementation of this1.888.440.4480 *Some conditions apply. The Annual Percentage Rate (APR) is for a mortgage of $100,000 with monthly payments and a 25-year amortization, assuming prospera.ca regulation, to ensure that any further no fees apply. If fees and/or charges apply, the total Cost of Credit and APR would increase. This promotion is subject to member(s) being approved by Prospera Credit Union’s lending guidelines. Offer and rate may be changed, extended, or withdrawn at any time without notice. Available O.A.C. issues are quickly identified.

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Chamber Week theme is celebrating Leadership in Action

eb. 17, 2014, marks the beginning of Chamber of Commerce Week, an opportunity for Chambers of Commerce across British Columbia to showcase their hard work on behalf of business communities across the province. This year, Chambers are celebrating the theme of “Leadership in Action”—a theme that highlights the leadership Chambers bring to their business communities, working hard to enhance B.C. as a business-friendly jurisdiction with strong opportunities for all Brit-

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communities across B.C. Thanks to the hard work of Chambers in B.C., working closely with a responsive government, more than 99 per cent of B.C.’s businesses will face no red tape or fees under this recycling regulation, which deals with packaging and printed paper. And that’s just one of many positive changes

that the Chamber network has led for B.C. businesses. Among many areas of impact, B.C.’s Chambers have been a key voice: encouraging balanced budgets at all levels of government; calling for solutions to B.C.’s skills gap; and encouraging municipalities to actively support local economic

development. As members of the BC Chamber of Commerce, Chambers throughout the province are part of B.C.’s most extensive business policy development process. This process brings B.C. businesses’ innovative ideas and on-the-ground insights to B.C.’s decision makers, and helps

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he Chilliwack Chamber of Commerce provides many different services to the community. Originally established in 1903, as the Board of Trade, the Chilliwack Chamber of Commerce is a member-driven organization of businesses and individuals working together for the betterment of the business community as a whole. It was created in order to give business an influence in the type of development, legislation and growth that affects commerce. Furthermore, joining the Chilliwack Chamber of Commerce is a wise business decision as it provides numerous opportunities via networking contacts, educational benefits and substantial savings through a variety of member programs. Member comments: “Chilliwack’s Chamber of Commerce has been in existence for over to 100 years and I hope it continues. It has done a lot for the community and is an important unifying force for education, information, networking and socializing.” - Vic Tunbridge, Chamber President, 1980 “The Chilliwack Chamber of Commerce has always been an important part of the business community. When Auld Phillips joined in 1964, we did so because we wanted to be a part of the community, and to have access to the training and assistance the Chamber offers to help make us a better business.” - Jim Gilbert, General Manager, Auld Phillips

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Inez Jasper, seen here during the filming of the video for “Dancin’ on the Run” on the Skowkale reserve in Chilliwack, is nominated for a Juno and will perform in the finale at the Indspire Awards. BY PAUL J. HENDERSON phenderson@chilliwacktimes.com

ast week was a stellar one for local singer Inez Jasper as she received a Juno nomination and was named as finale performer for the 21st annual Indspire awards. The mother of two said she was busy getting her kids off to daycare when she received a congratulations text from a friend before she even realized she had been nominated for the Juno. “It’s an exciting day for aboriginal music,” she said in a press release. “There is so much great music coming out of the aboriginal community and it’s getting

Inez Jasper’s awards night calendar is filling up noticed for the quality and original content.” Inez’s second solo album Burn Me Down is nominated for Aboriginal Recording of the Year the the 2014 Junos in Winnipeg in March. Her first nomination was in 2010 for her first solo album, Singsoulgirl. Inez is a pop artist to be sure, but her latest album has a political edge to it with the single “Dancin’ on the Run,” the video for which featured Inez and friends running from an Indian agent after being caught dancing in the face of the potlatch ban.

“It’s an exciting day for aboriginal music. There is so much great music coming out of the aboriginal community and it’s getting noticed for the quality and original content.” Inez Jasper That video, shot on the Skowkale reserve last April, won best music

video award at the Native American Motion Picture Awards in San Francisco in November. (An ironic moment occurred during the video shoot as someone from the residential areas on the Skowkale reserve complained to the police about the loud drumming.) The Juno nomination came just one day before she found out she was named a finale performer for the 21st annual Indspire awards in Winnipeg in March. Inez said she never forgot attending the awards with her uncle, former B.C. Lieutenant Governor Steven Point, in 2000 when he was

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After a short hiatus from the gala fundraising scene, the Chilliwack Academy of Music is back in full force, with a brand new approach. While some couples will be enjoying fine dining with soft classical music on that most romantic of evenings, the academy’s Valentine’s Hoedown on Feb. 14 includes a

21 Thus saith the LORD; Take heed to yourselves, and bear no burden on the Sabbath day, nor bring it in by the gates of Jerusalem;

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meal of pulled pork with all the “fixins” as well as dancing with a live country band. Tickets, which are $48 each ($96 per couple), are available at the centre box office at 604-391-SHOW (7469), visit in person or purchase online at www. chilliwackculturalcentre. ca. They can also be purchased at London Drugs. The event will be held at the Mt. Cheam Lions Hall, 45580 Spadina Ave,

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Benjamin Butterfield

One of British Columbia’s most acclaimed and internationally prevalent tenors, Benjamin Butterfield, joins the innovative Sarah Hagen in the next installment of the Rain Mountain Classical Music Series at the Chilliwack Cultural Centre on Feb. 14. For tickets call the centre box office at 604391-SHOW (7469), visit

lllusionist extraordinaire Vitaly Beckman dazzles the audience over a three-day stint at the Chilliwack Cultural Centre on Feb. 14, 15 and 16. With his performance featuring object levitation, making people disappear from photographs, and escaping from chains using only his mind, Vitaly will be performing an array of unique and self-invented illusions that bring his belief that “dreams can become reality” to life in the Rotary Hall Studio Theatre. For See WHAT’S ON, Page 30

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One of Canada’s most beloved vocal quartets, the Nylons, perform at the Chilliwack Cultural Centre on Feb. 13. For tickets, call the centre box office at 604-391SHOW (7469), visit in person or purchase online at www.chilliwackculturalcentre.ca.

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hether you are a dad, about to become a dad, have a dad or know a dad, you will love Hello Baby!, an honest observation of first-time parenting from actor and comedian Lucas Myers. Hello Baby! tackles the essential questions every parents faces including “is your life as you know it really over?” and “can you safely operate a fax machine/belt sander/breast pump on two hours sleep?” Lucas will treat the Rotary Hall Studio Theatre audience to an hysterical one-man excursion through the gift of parenthood Feb. 22. An accomplished actor, comedian and songwriter, Myers has appeared in many productions in major theatres across Canada and the world, and has performed internationally in Europe, New Zealand, Mexico and Central Asia. Hello Baby! features Myers combining his versatility, comic song-writing skills and explicitly male perspective of parenting into an instructional lecture by this self-confessed, semi-competent, but fully-hilarious, first-time father. The performance exposes parents’ most crucial concerns such as “Is it possible to become so obsessed with bowel movements and nipples that you make up little nicknames for them like ‘Jerome’ and ‘Cathy’”, and features original tunes, like “What If, Nobody Warned Me ‘Bout the Drool”, and “Yes-Honey-I’d-Be-More-ThanHappy-To-Make-Dinner-And-HandWash-All-These-Cloth-Diapers-As-

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Andrew Christopher plays at Jimmy’s Pub in Agassiz Feb. 15. Christopher’s music is acoustically based with a blend of alt-rock, country and pop. He released his first solo album titled Gone (the title track, dedicated to those who have lost a child to cancer) on Dec. 1, 2012. Tickets are available at Jimmy’s

What’s On Pub, 7215 Pioneer Ave., Agassiz. Christopher takes the stage at 9 p.m. Guests must be 19 years of age or older.

Barber at Bozzini’s

Bozzini’s presents Del

Barber on his Prairieography tour with special guest, Chilliwack’s Jana Seale on Feb. 18, special start time of 7:30 p.m., tables available from 6 p.m. Tickets are $20, available at Bozzini’s or call 604-792-0744 to reserve by phone.

dad, you will love Hello Baby!, an observation of first-time parenting from actor and comedian Lucas Myers. Hello Baby! tackles the essential questions every parents faces including “is your life as you know it really over?” and “can

you safely operate a fax machine/belt sander/ breast pump on two hours sleep?” There are adult material and situations. For tickets call the centre box office at 604391-SHOW (7469), visit in person or purchase online at www.chilli-

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Experience the laughter as three of Vancouver’s top stand up comics entertain the Fraser Valley on Feb. 22 at the Coast Chilliwack Hotel. Doors and cash bar open at 8

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Hello Baby!

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February at Branch 4

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February at Branch 280 Branch 280 of the Royal

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Olympic photo show

Relive the Vancouver Olympics with 14 Gold: Images from the 2010 Olympics, a solo photo exhibition at the Chilliwack Museum by Progress photojournalist Jenna Hauck. The show runs until Feb. 27 in the Chambers Gal-

lery upstairs. For more info, email photo@ theprogress.com or call 604-702-5576. Gallery hours are Mondays to Fridays from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Admission is $3 for adults, and $2 for students and seniors.

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Montreal-based progressive Celtic/bluegrass band The Bombadils, featuring Anh Phung of Chilliwack, perform at Bozzini’s Upstairs on March 1 at 9:30 p.m. The Bombadils write

Hometown Hoedown

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Canadian Legion has special events scheduled this month. Dance from 8 p.m. to midnight with Misfitz, Feb. 7 and 8; Whiskey River, Feb. 14 and 15; Sweetwater, Feb. 21 and 22; Valley Fyre, Feb. 28 and March 1. Valentine’s dinner and dance on Feb. 14 is $12 per person. Steak dinner with prize draws. Tickets available at the bar. Karaoke on Feb. 16 from 2 to 6 p.m. Wing

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TAKE NOTICE that thethe Council thethe CityCity Chilliwack willwill hold Public Hearing, as as noted TAKE NOTICE that Council of of Chilliwack hold a Public Hearing, noted TAKE NOTICE that the Council ofofthe City ofof Chilliwack will hold aaPublic Hearing, as noted above, above, onon thethe following items: above, following items: on the following item: 1. 1.ZONING BYLAW AMENDMENT BYLAW 2013, No.No. 3944 ZONING BYLAW AMENDMENT BYLAW 2013, 3944(RZ000806) (RZ000806) Location: Wilkins Drive (a (a portion of) Location: 5971 Wilkins Drive portion of)3998 (RZ000830) 1. ZONING BYLAW5971 AMENDMENT BYLAW 2014, No. Owners: Alfred Sawatzky and Jenny Lynn Sawatzky Owners: Alfred Sawatzky and Jenny Lynn Sawatzky Location: 6512 Dogwood Drive 2 2 of of thethe subject property, as as shown onon thethe map Purpose: rezone a 634m portion subject property, shown map Purpose: To To rezone a 634mportion Owners: Donna Yates and Peter Yates below, from anan R1-A (One Family Residential) Zone to to anan R1-C (One Family below, from R1-A (One Family Residential) Zone R1-C (One Family Residential – Accessory) Zone to facilitate a 2 lot subdivision and the Residential – Accessory) Zone to facilitate a 2 lot subdivision and the Purpose: To rezone the subject property, as shown on the map below, from an R1-A construction of of a single family a legal secondary construction a single family with aLot legal secondary suite. (One Family Residential) Zone tohome anhome R3with (Small One Familysuite. Residential) Location Map Location Mapthe construction of a single family residential development. Zone to facilitate

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2. 2.ZONING BYLAW AMENDMENT BYLAW 2013, No.No. 3945 ZONING BYLAW AMENDMENT BYLAW 2013, 3945(RZ000804) (RZ000804) Location: Sylvan Drive (a (a portion of)of) Location: 47340 47340 Sylvan Drive portion Owner: 0945651 BCBC Ltd.Ltd. (Nick Westeringh) Owner: 0945651 (Nick Westeringh) Purpose: rezone a 1.30 hectare portion of of thethe subject property, as as shown onon thethe Purpose: To To rezone a 1.30 hectare portion subject property, shown map below, from anan R3R3 (Small LotLot One Family Residential) Zone to to anan R4R4 map below, from (Small One Family Residential) Zone (Low Density Multi-Family Residential) Zone to to facilitate a boundary (Low Density Multi-Family Residential) Zone facilitate a boundary adjustment with thethe property located at at 6026 Lindeman Street andand thethe adjustment with property located 6026 Lindeman Street Persons who deemconstruction that their interest the property is affected by the proposed amendment bylaw of of a townhouse development. construction aintownhouse development. will have an opportunity to be heard at the Public Hearing or, if you are unable to attend, you may Location Map Location Map

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3250 Installed

Carrier Infinity 96% ••Infi nity Air Efficiency Purifi er Furnace • Multi-stage Operation • Variable Speed Base Blower R410A Refrigerant, 13 SEER, • Carrier 2 Speed Durable fan motor up to 20 seer BC Livesmart SALE PRICE Includes: Heat Pump Heat$Pump, A-coil, Rebate up to thermostat, pad, standard electrical hook-up • Infinity Air Purifier

1600

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