TODAY’S WEATHER Sun and clouds High 18 C Low 8 C
FIND YOUR BOOGIE TIME
TWO-WHEEL TRIP OF A LIFETIME
All the racers and their times
The Three Amigos reflect on their journey
A22-A27
A12-A13
KAMLOOPS THIS WEEK THURSDAY
kamloopsthisweek.com kamloopsthisweek kamthisweek
30 CENTS AT NEWSSTANDS
|
APRIL 30, 2015 | Volume 28 No. 52
Vandalism at MoE office
More eyes in the sky possible ANDREA KLASSEN
STAFF REPORTER
MOUNT POLLEY TARGET OF TAG AND MULTIPLE PROTESTS
andrea@kamloopsthisweek.com
Can’t get enough of the City of Kamloops’ Overlanders Bridge cam? More viewing options may be on the way. Public works director Jen Fretz said the city is considering two additional webcam feeds to allow the public to follow the progress of road construction or plan their commutes for the day. The city has one camera positioned above the bridge and the Ministry of Transportation has announced plans for a view of the Halston Avenue and Highway 5 intersection. Fretz said the next two cameras could be placed at the intersections of Fortune Drive and Leigh Road in North Kamloops and Columbia Street and Third Avenue downtown, where a road widening project will start this summer. Fretz said the additional cameras would cost about $5,000 each, though the first bridge camera was much more expensive — $30,000 — because the city had to install fibre-optic cable, which is available at both proposed locations.
CAM FORTEMS STAFF REPORTER cam@kamloopsthisweek.com
DAVE EAGLES/KTW
Black Pines resident Penny Powers stands in the fertile orchard that is in jeopardy of being destroyed if Trans Mountain Pipeline is successful in its application to twin its pipeline.
WILL PIPELINE KILL HARVEST? DALE BASS
STAFF REPORTER
dale@kamloopsthisweek.com
P
enny Powers spends a lot of her time in her garden. When she’s not outside planting, she might be in the kitchen canning, preserving or freezing foods she has grown. Powers could be grinding up corn from her garden that will be used for bread or polenta. She might be using some of the winter grains she’s grown to make pie crusts that will be filled with preserves from her dozens of fruit trees.
The retired Thompson Rivers University professor said she and husband Charles Hays are essentially self-sufficient, by consuming their own produce or using it to barter with others like them. Grocery store lists are infrequent and might include items like spices, tea or coffee — things the two of them can’t grow. It’s an idyllic life in Black Pines, just 20 kilometres north of The Dunes at Kamloops Golf Course — but Powers is worried about its future. Late last year, she attended a meeting in the area hosted by Kinder Morgan, the company that wants to expand its Trans
Mountain Pipeline through B.C. “There was a map on the wall and I walked up and looked at it and, oh my god, that was a surprise I didn’t want to see,� Powers said. “I said, ‘Chuck, Chuck, this thing is going right through my orchard,’� Powers recounted. Although there are two Kinder Morgan pipelines in the ground on the east side of Westsyde Road — one of them unused — Powers said the company indicated it’s not interested in digging up that area and replacing the 24-inch line not carrying oil with the 36-inch pipeline it wants to build. See OIL LEAK, A6
lous
True Warehouse Pricing on Fabu
´
Ministry of Environment offices in Sahali were vandalized overnight Tuesday with anti-Mount Polley messages. Kamloops RCMP Cpl. Cheryl Bush said the damage to the building on Dalhousie Drive was reported to police when staff arrived at the workplace. The message on the front doors in red spray paint read “shut down Imperial Metals.� A silicon-type substance was also injected into locks. Imperial Metals operates Mount Polley in the Caribou. In August 2014, the mine’s tailings dam breached, sending millions of litres of contaminated tailings into Hazeltine Creek and Polley and Quesnel lakes. Bush said she’s not aware of related vandalism at other government offices. However, the timing of the vandalism in Kamloops coincided with a national day of action on Wednesday in which protests against efforts to reopen Mount Polley were staged at the Toronto Stock Exchange, government offices and in at least two U.S. cities. The national day of action was initiated by the B.C.-based Secwepemc Women Warriors Society. Society spokeswoman Kanahus Manuel said the warriors have been monitoring the impacts at the mine disaster site and oppose attempts to re-start the Williams Lake-area operation. Imperial Metals is continuing work on the tailings storage facility and has not been given permission by the province to resume operations. The lake and surrounding area are the subject of a number of scientific studies, as well as ongoing water quality monitoring. — with files from The Canadian Press
MOTHER’S DAY
Paradise!
MOTHER’S DAY OPEN HOUSE May 7, 8 & 9
Daily specials and snacks!
12'0 '8'4; 6*745 (4+ 5#6 Ĺ“ 4 LORNE STREET EAST, KAMLOOPS
/RealDealsKamloops
&(- )&>ĹŻ 9-* ĂŚ789 Ĺą 5:7(-&8*8 ,*9 & *&1 Deals’ “Greenâ€? shopping bag!
A2
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
ALL PRICING SHOWN IS AFTER 20% DISCOUNT
2.0 cu.ft Over the Range Microwave W/ Sensor Cooking g
MAY IS
• 3 Speed Fan / 400 CFM • Stainless Steel Cavity
MAYTAG MONTH A PRIL 30 – M AY 27, 2015
$47999
$97199
Stainless Steel Built-in Dishwashe er With Stainless Steel Tub
$81199
6 Total cu.ft. 6.7 Gemini® Double G e Oven With Even™ O Air Convection A
r
• 3200 Watt Power™ Element W/ Power Boo ost • Die-Cast Metal Knobs
• Four Blade SS chopper • Most powerful motor on the market
Storage drawers optional
5.2 cu.ft. (IEC) Maxima® 7.4 cu.ft. Maxima® Front Load Dryer Front Load Washer • Best cleaning enabled by With Steam PowerWash® Cycle 2 • Direct drive motor
$55999 4.2 (IEC) Extra Large Capacity W/ Stainless Steel Wash Basket Front Load Washer • Best cleaning by PowerWash® cycle
SAVE
$67999
• Refresh cycle with steam • Advanced moisture sensor
25 cu. ft. French D Door Refrigerator With Built In W Ic ce Maker
22.0 cu.ft. 3-Door French Door Refrigerator W/ StrongBox(tM) Door Hinges
$47999
•S Stainless Steel Handles •S Strong Box™ Door Hinges
• Stainless Steel Handles
7.4 cu.ft Front Load Dryer Extra Large Capacity Dryer With Intelli Dry® sensor
• Maytag® commercial technology
20
$123999
$199999
$147999
of % on3 orthemorepurchase eligible Maytag
®
major appliances
*
OR
15
SAVE
purchase of % on1 orthe2 eligible Maytag
®
major appliances
*
COMFORT I POCKET COIL TIGHT TOP MATTRESSES
SAVE
$
699
$
QUEEN
500 1200 $ 899 $ SAVE
QUEEN
SAVE
300
$
BROOKWOOD
599
$
QUEEN
Mon. - Wed. 9 am - 6 pm Thur-Fri. 9 am - 9 pm Sat. 9 am - 6 pm • Sun. 11 am - 5 pm
SHOP online at
www.cityfurniturecanada.com
DROPTOP PILLOWTOP Perfect for those who like a firm mattress with its Droptop pillowtop, reinforced heavy duty coil support system and high density foams. KING SIZE ALSO AVAILABLE ON SALE
SEALY POSTUROPEDIC ROCCABELLA
EURO-TOP
III
DROPTOP PILLOWTOP An unbelievable price for an even more unbelievable mattress. The Stearns & Foster name with Everyone deserves great andFibre you get it here with our all the benefits: breathability and airflowsupport; with Gel Infused Blend. Exquisite conformance and patented Posturetech contouring with Smart Latex. Innerspring – designed and developed with KING SIZE ALSO support AVAILABLE ON proper back inSALE mind. High Density Foam ensures this bed
will last for years.
KING SIZE ALSO AVAILABLE ON SALE
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
A3
LOCAL NEWS
LOCAL NEWS
NEWS FLASH? CALL 778-471-7525 or email editor@kamloopsthisweek.com
INSIDE KTW
DREAMS BY THE SLICE
Viewpoint/Your Opinion . . . . A8-9 Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A15 National News . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A28 Obituaries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A29 Entertainment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B1 Classifieds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B7
Papa John’s volunteer Kevin Kneale (left) and employee Taylor Ewings box up a pizza for delivery during yesterday’s inaugural Papa John’s Dreams for Kids Day at the Aberdeen location. The pizza chain has succeeded Wendy’s in the fundraising effort to send seriously ill children to Disneyland for a day. All proceeds from yesterday’s sales at Papa John’s outlets in Kamloops, Kelowna, West Kelowna and Prince George, in addition to all staff wages, will go toward the cause. The Sunshine Foundation arranges the December flight.
TODAY’S FLYERS *Selected distribution
Best Buy, Cooper’s, Michaels, Rona, Safeway, Save-On-Foods, Sears, Shoppers, Superstore, The Bay, Toys ‘R Us, Visions, Walmart, Rexall*, M&M Meats*, Extra Foods*, Canadian Tire*
WEATHER ALMANAC
One year ago Hi: 25.9 C Low: 7 C Record High 28 C (1998) Record Low -8.3 C (1954)
DAVE EAGLES PHOTOS/KTW
ONLINE
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
Find us on Facebook: facebook.com/ kamloopsthisweek
Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/KamThisWeek
Watch our videos on YouTube: youtube.com/user/ KamloopsThisWeek/videos
HOW TO REACH US:
Switchboard 250-374-7467 Classifieds 250-371-4949 Classifieds Fax 250-374-1033 Circulation 250-374-0462 Emails: classifieds@kamloopsthisweek.com publisher@kamloopsthisweek.com editor@kamloopsthisweek.com
Council says no to Cavers’ motion on Ajax COUNCILLOR WANTED TO ASK B.C. FOR MORE TIME TO STUDY MINE APPLICATION ANDREA KLASSEN STAFF REPORTER andrea@kamloopsthisweek.com
Kamloops city council won’t ask the province to give residents more time to digest the approximately 15,000 pages of studies expected to accompany KGHM Ajax’s application for environmental review of its proposed mine. Council this week defeated a motion from Coun. Donovan Cavers by a margin of 6-3, opting not to ask the B.C. Environmental Assessment Office (EAO) for changes within the 180-day time period available for review of KGHM Ajax’s plans. Cavers said if the company files its application this summer, it will be “incredibly disruptive” for the public, who he said won’t be able to immediately digest thousands of pages of technical documents. “It would interfere with their summer holidays, so I feel like moving it slightly into the review process gives people a couple of months to review the document, then give their comments,” Cavers said.
Under normal circumstances, a mine application goes to the EAO for 30 days of review to ensure it’s complete enough to accept before it is released to the public. Once the reports are available to all, a 180day legislatively mandated timeline begins. A public-comment period — normally 30 days, but lengthened to 75 days for the proposed Ajax mine — also starts around the same time. At the end of the 180 days, the assessment office must make a recommendation to the provincial ministers of environment and minister of energy, mines and natural gas, who have 45 days to make a final decision. Cavers suggested pushing back the start of public comments up to two months, but Mayor Peter Milobar worried that would leave the EAO with a shortage of time to follow up on any concerns the comment period turns up and to place conditions on the mine if it is approved. “The public may have more time to comment and the people who have to review that have even less time to make a recommenda-
tion to government,” Milobar said. Only Coun. Tina Lange argued the EAO could do without the additional time following public comments. “They can get through it quicker than us,” she said. Coun. Ken Christian said expecting an individual to get through the document at all was unrealistic, but he suggested groups of citizens could likely do so within the 75-day period. “You’re never going to get it to the point where someone’s going to be able to sit down with 15,000 pages, multi-disciplinary sciences and come up with a layperson’s assessment of this document,” he said. Coun. Dieter Dudy also said he finds it unlikely the average citizen is going to attempt to read the full application, which will contain more than 40 studies on the proposed copper and gold mine’s environmental impacts. Lange, Cavers and Coun. Denis Walsh voted to ask the EAO to shift its timelines. Milobar, Christian, Dudy and councillors Marg Spina, Arjun Singh and Pat Wallace were opposed.
CHINESE RESTAURANT
NOW LICENSED! AT ABERDEEN LOCATION WE ARE OPEN 11AM DAILY at both locations!
LIKE US ON FACEBOOK
NEW ION! LOCAT
778-471-3889
1820 ROGERS PLACE (COMFORT INN) SOUTH SHORE
778-470-5789
755 Tranquille Rd, Kamloops NORTH SHORE
A4
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
LOCAL NEWS
Bringing back the culture DAVE EAGLES STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER dave_eagles@kamloopsthisweek.com
Seventeen students at Thompson Rivers University are among the first to be certified to teach First Nations language and culture in public, private and First Nations schools. The courses, taught by Mona Jules, were designed to introduce and immerse participants in the Secwepemctsin language. Tk’emlups Indian Band Coun. Ed Jensen is also doing his part to bring back his culture. He is writing down phrases he’d like to see in Secwepemctsin, to help him revive words such as those that explained the terminology of traditional knapping (the art of knapping stone into usable tools). Those words and phrases in English have their own identity within Secwepemctsin. “Language and terminology can be lost with the loss of tools, like arrowheads,” Jensen said. As new technology was introduced to native culture, some of the language was left behind. It’s elders like Mona Jules, Jensen said, who are the link to rescuing these lost words.
Tk’emlups Indian Band Coun. Ed Jensen speaks to elder Mona Jules about the Secwepemcstin language recently in the Alpine Room at Thompson Rivers University’s Campus Activity Centre. DAVE EAGLES/KTW
Shopping Local Matters
Proudly supporting over 30 local suppliers NOW IN!
KAMLOOPS BC
SPINACH
NOW IN!
ARMSTRONG BC
ASPARAGUS
BC GROWN
HOT HOUSE COLOURED PEPPERS
2
$ 98/2LB BAG Tara & Greg Shantz Shuswap Coffee Company Salmon Arm, BC
Buying locally plays a large role in the creation of sustainable communities. A strong local retail presence produces a vibrant community and creates jobs. When buying locally more money is recirculated into the community. Businesses that are local tend to invest in the community and care deeply about customer relationships.
OKANAGAN GROWN
AMBROSIA APPLES
Armstrong, BC
By sourcing food within our local marketplace people experience a confidence in the quality of their food. Supported by sound Canadian Organic regulations Fieldstone Organics are active contributors to this supply chain, connecting rural producers with urban eaters and effectively bridging the gap between the field and the fork.
RED POTATOES
Westsyde resident John Bouffioux will be losing his locks tomorrow for a good cause. Bouffioux will take a seat in a chair at the Westsyde Hair Salon at noon and have his hair cut and donated to the Canadian Cancer Society, which will use the follicles in wigs for cancer patients. The hair salon is in the Westsyde Shopping Centre, 3435 Westsyde Rd. The public is welcome to add to the campaign with donations to the Canadian Cancer Society. Donations can be made online at cancer.ca.
BEST INTEREST RATES PROTECTED BY: $100,000 CDIC Insured $100,000 Assuris Insured Unlimited Credit Union Insured
LEMONS
RRSP, RRIF, GIC & TFSA
5
4
$ 98/8LB BAG
$ 98/20LB BAG
BC GROWN
RED PEPPERS
JUMBO WHITE MUSHROOMS
Fieldstone Organics Staff Fieldstone Organics
KAMLOOPS BC
Hair happening
99
3/
¢
BROCCOLI CROWNS
BANANAS
BC GROWN
1
2 YR.
3 YR.
4 YR.
5 YR.
2.26
58¢
$ 48/LB
1 YR.
%
98¢
1
DAILY INTEREST
% % 1.25% 2.10 2.19
JUMBO RED ONIONS
$ 98/LB
/LB
58
¢/LB
SPECIALS START APRIL 30 - MAY 6, 2015
/LB
LONG ENGLISH CUCUMBERS
98
B I G G E S T S E L E C T I O N O F K A M LO O P S G R OW N P R O D U C E !
¢/EACH
1.00%
1 Year 30 Day Cashable
2.23
%
2.38%
WE WILL MEET OR BEAT ANY BANK RATE*
Rates as of April 29, 2015
Some terms and conditions may apply. Rates subject to change without notice. If you would like to receive our biweekly rate report please contact info@bradfordfinancial.org
*
THE BRADFORD FINANCIAL TEAM Retirement Income Specialists BRADFORD FINANCIAL SERVICES INC.
774 Seymour St. Kamloops, BC
FIND US ON FACEBOOK
740 FORTUNE DRIVE, KAMLOOPS 250-376-8618 nuleafmarket
250.828.6767 1.800.599.8274
info@bradfordfinancial.org TODD PETERS, VANESSA CULLEN, CASEY CULLEN
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
A5
LOCAL NEWS
Crashes spur police to increase enforcement ANDREA KLASSEN
STAFF REPORTER
andrea@kamloopsthisweek.com
After another commute-related crash sent a young boy to the hospital on Tuesday morning, Kamloops Mounties are urging the public to give themselves more time to drive to work and school as construction continues on Overlanders Bridge. Sgt. Doug Aird from the RCMP’s rural detachment said the latest collision on Halston Avenue occurred at 8 a.m., when a vehicle trying to get into the right lane to turn onto Highway 5 North cut in front of other cars on the road. Halston is one of the main alternate routes as
five months of construction ties up lanes and slows traffic over the bridge, which typically funnels 42,000 vehicles per day between the North and South shores. With traffic already bumper-to-bumper for the morning commute, Aird said the vehicle cutting into the lane caused a “chain-reaction collision.” One boy was transported to Royal Inland Hospital by ambulance with head and neck injuries as a result of the crash and two people in another vehicle also suffered minor injuries as a result of whiplash. Aird said one truck was totalled in the collision and it took 45 minutes to remove — tying up morning traffic.
Teen missing since April 10
It’s not the first time a crash has backed up the Halston connector. There were at least two other major collisions during peak commute times during the first week of bridge construction. Aird said the rural RCMP unit has investigated more than a half-dozen collisions in the past two weeks. Mayor Peter Milobar said drivers need to adjust to the realities of
the bridge project. “You’re hearing stories of people trying to zip up on curb lanes and trying to go up farther and cut in aggressively,” he said. “I think people in Kamloops, we’re fortunate that the last 25 years, this isn’t a daily type of traffic occurrence. “But, this isn’t an unusual go to work or post-work traffic flow for
to leave earlier for work, make sure they’re leaving enough room between themselves and other cars and stay off electronic devices. Aird added drivers need to watch their speed as they’re leaving Highway 5 North, noting police are picking up speeders going more than 100 km/hr on Halston Avenue. The speed limit on that stretch is 70 km/h.
FREE EVENT
The Coast Kamloops Hotel & Conference Centre (1250 Rogers Way)
HEALTH SHOW
Saturday, May 2nd 10:00am–5:00pm
MAY
Speakers 10:30am–11:30am
Brad King MS MFS
12:00pm–1:00pm
Dirty Diets: Exposing the dietary lies keeping you from looking and feeling your best
PURICA
Heart, Mind, and Sole—learn to improve overall wellness
Lisa Kilgour RHN 3:00pm–4:00pm
Our institution is turning 45 this year! And to celebrate we’re inviting all Cariboo College and University College of the Cariboo alumni to have their original parchment reissued by TRU or to receive a PROUD PAST commemorative parchment. PROMISING
Featuring
CONVOCATE AGAIN 25+ Booths
SANTEVIA/ECOTREND
Why Alkaline? Learn about the importance of balancing pH
Jason Watkin 1:30pm–2:30pm
FREE EVENT
PREFERRED NUTRITION
Christina Gohl BSC
Cariboo College and UCC alumni…
FUTURE
people and lanes — and the only way to get this done is to keep working,” he said. RCMP Supt. Brad Mueller told KTW the city’s traffic unit is planning more enforcement both on Overlanders Bridge, where the speed limit is down to 30 km/hr for the duration of construction, and on alternate routes. Aird recommends the driving public try
Come Join Us… KAMLOOPS
Kamloops Mounties say they are still looking for a missing teen who hasn’t been seen in nearly three weeks. Hannah Batke was last seen on April 10 and RCMP Cpl. Cheryl Bush said investigators are worried about her well-being. “Hannah has been active on social media while away from home, but police have been unable to confirm her whereabouts,” Bush said. Following the initial police release on her disappearance, Hannah posted messages on Kamloops RCMP want Facebook, stating she help in finding 15-yearwas fine. old Hannah Batke. The 15-year-old stands 5-foot-4 and weighs 115 pounds. She has brown eyes and light brown hair with blue streaks in front. Anyone with information about Hannah’s whereabouts is asked to call police at 250-828-3000 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
Register at tru.ca/alumni/fortyfive before May 11 to confirm that you would like to cross the convocation stage. And see you in June!
most cities and I think we need to come to terms with for the next five months that’s what it’s going to be.” Milobar said that means adjusting to new routes, leaving more time in the mornings and trying to be patient on the road. “Really, at this point, it’s up to the travelling public to make things go smooth. We can only do so much with flag
GENUINE HEALTH
Got Allergies? Overcoming the autoimmune, asthma, and allergy epidemic
Concession
The Apple Bistro
Shopping Spree Contest
Exclusive
Show Specials
Enter to win $250 at Nature’s Fare Markets
Sponsored in part by
Interior Wellness Magazine
Ethically assisting our customers on their journey to better health. YEARS
KAMLOOPS | 5 – 1350 Summit Drive | 250.314.9560 | www.naturesfare.com
A6
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
LOCAL NEWS ROAD CLOSURE AND REMOVAL OF DEDICATION AS A HIGHWAY BYLAW NO. 18-369 (233 FORTUNE DRIVE AND BEACH AVENUE)
Kinder Morgan’s pipeline would go through the property of Penny Powers and Charles Hays, right below Westsyde Road in this photo. DAVE EAGLES/KTW
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on May 12, 2015, the Council of the City of Kamloops intends to adopt Bylaw No. 18-369, a bylaw to authorize the closure and removal of dedication as a highway road adjacent to 233 Fortune Drive, legally described as that part of roadway dedicated by Plans H725, 27989 and KAP59567; Plans 4263, 4925, 5491, 6761, and B7834; and Plans H725 and KAP68971, as shown below:
Oil leak on property also a concern From A1
A Kinder Morgan spokesperson said it would be economically unfeasible to dig up that pipeline and replace it with the new one. For Powers, it will mean losing 18 metres of her property and dozens of fruit and nut trees she and Hays rely on throughout the year. The company has indicated it will move anything that needs to be relocated or replace that which must go for the pipeline, if its application before the National Energy Board is approved. In a December 2013 agricultural assessment technical report on the pipeline, the company wrote it would remediate disturbed soil back to its pre-existing state. The company has also stated on its website — blog.transmoun-
tain.com — it will work with landowners to deal with concerns and try to return the area it uses to its pre-existing stage at the very least. Powers said she wonders how Kinder Morgan might replace 20-year-old trees. If they are moved, they would have to be planted in another area of the property that is now used to grow vegetables, berries and grains, and the options to relocate those gardens are limited by the fact the back part of the property is mainly a steep hill leading to Jameson Ridge — and poor-quality, gravel-dominated soil. Kinder Morgan has also committed to assisting financially with an upgrade to the area’s water system, a project estimated to cost about $1.3 million. Beyond losing the orchard
space, Powers is concerned about having a pipeline in her yard. “It will bother me if there’s a leak,� she said. “It bothers me that they are selling tarsands oil, the dirtiest on the planet, and putting carbon dioxide in the air.� Powers referred to the Earth System Research Laboratory in Mauna Loa, Hawaii, where hourly carbon-dioxide levels are recorded, noting the data shows the levels “are going up and up and up. I object to that.� She said company officials haven’t spoken with her or Hays yet about the fate of their property or the future of the trees and garden space. “What could they possibly do that will make this OK?,� Powers asked. “I don’t know. This is what we eat all year.�
Sunday, May 3rd, 2015 10:00 am - 4:00 pm the seventh annual
CFBX RECORD FAIR The bylaw may be inspected at the Legislative Services Division, City Hall, 7 Victoria Street West, Kamloops, B.C., during regular office hours from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, or inquiries may be directed to (250) 828-3496. All persons who wish to register an opinion on the proposed change may do so by: t "QQFBSJOH CFGPSF $JUZ $PVODJM PO .BZ BU QN BU $JUZ )BMM (7 Victoria Street West); and/or t .BLJOH B XSJUUFO TVCNJTTJPO GPS DPOTJEFSBUJPO CZ $PVODJM PO .BZ Written, faxed or e-mailed submissions must be received by the Legislative Services Division no later than 4:00 pm on May 11, 2015, by: Hand delivery or regular mail to 7 Victoria Street West, Kamloops, B.C., 7 $ " GBY UP PS F NBJM UP MFHJTMBUF!LBNMPPQT DB C.M. Kennedy Corporate Officer
sahali mall * kamloops, bc 945 columbia street west vinyl records * cdS
new & used stereo equipment used musical instruments • music memorabilia
kamloops’ one-day record store for more information or to book a table call 250-377-3988 or visit www.thex.ca
lots of free parking * admission $2 hundreds of door prizes donations of vinyl records or cdS accepted at cfbx radio on the tru campus
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
A7
LOCAL NEWS
TIB looking at ways to let the mountain hike continue CAM FORTEMS STAFF REPORTER cam@kamloopsthisweek.com
Tk’emlups Indian Band Chief Shane Gottfriedson wants to fix what he acknowledges is a flawed system of access to the iconic Mount Paul hike. The band is placing hikers and recreationists in a catch-22 by requiring a trail permit for the hike on Indian reserve land. The problem is the band no longer issues such a permit. “We need to sit down and look at ways to provide people access to one of the greatest views in Kamloops,�
Gottfriedson told Kamloops This Week. The Tk’emlups Indian Band has long required a permit for the hike up to Mount Peter and Mount Paul. While it is no longer issuing those permits, Gottfriedson said liability and access issues need to be resolved. Those include climbing Mount Paul through Sun Rivers Golf Resort on band lands — the traditional access route up the spine at the southeast side of the mountain. On the north side, off Paul Lake Road, is a sheep fence “that makes it tough to get up there right now,� Gottfriedson said.
The lack of a required permit is not stopping use, Gottfriedson said. “People go up there every day, “ he said. “They just don’t get a permit.� He wants to solve the issue this year and find a way to get access for those who want to do it the right way. “I’ve been up there a few times. You get great views and its very tranquil,� Gottfriedson said. “You forget about the world and think you’re on top of the world . . . People with respect who want to come and ask — I thank them very much.�
NorKam secondary enters its ‘senior’ years
ACCEPTING AUTISM
Sean Bass, a young man who lives with autism, speaks to students in Jennifer Jones’ Grade 4 class at Westmount elementary. Students at the school have been learning about the disorder through a Canucks Autism Network program, We CAN Be Friends. Bass later spoke at the school’s assembly about his challenges and successes. The school’s students wrapped up the day with a walk through the area, sporting signs they had made about acceptance and friendship. Bass is the son of KTW associate editor Dale Bass.
NorKam secondary will undergo a name change this summer — but only by the addition of six letters. After a survey of students at the school and some members of the public, the Kamloops-Thompson board of education this week agreed to add the word “senior� to the school’s name, a reflection of the reality the school teaches grades 10 through 12. The request came earlier in the school year from the district parent
SD73 an energy saver Since the 2001 school year, the Kamloops-Thompson school district has saved more than $1.1 million in energy consumption. A district report shows during the dozen years ending in the 2013-2014 school year, the biggest savings came in propane consumption (38 per cent)
ONE DAY ONLY! MONDAY,
MAY
4
$
Save $150
9999
Queen set. Regular $250 King set. Save $��� Regular $��� Sale $���.��
HOTEL COLLECTION sheet sets 525-thread-count, 100% Egyptian cotton. Available in 4 colours. Exclusively ours
Plus, 30% Rƨ
other bedding collections, sheet sets, towels, bath accessories, bath mats and mattress pads**
advisory council, but trustees asked for broader input from the school community. The school’s newsletter and email contact lists were used to ask if people were in favour of the name change. Three-hundred-and-seven students responded, with 205 in favour. Thirty responses came in from the public, with 21 in favour. NorKam secondary will become NorKam senior secondary as of Aug. 1.
and electricity consumption (34 per cent). In addition, there was a 24 per cent reduction in greenhouse-gas emissions, a 21 per cent decline in natural-gas consumption, a 16 per cent reduction in diesel-fuel consumption and a 15 per cent decrease in water consumption. There are many rea-
sons for the savings. For example, the district has upgraded its heating, ventilation and air-conditioning units, as well as the lights it uses. School closures also attributed to the savings — 14 per cent of electricity, 21 per cent of natural gas, 31 per cent of propane and 12 per cent of water reductions.
I N STO R E A N D AT T H E B AY.C O M W I T H F R E E O N L I N E S H I P P I N G $�� O R M O R E.*
TUESDAY,
MAY
5
Save $240
15999
$
Regular $400
LE CREUSET 4.1 L enamelled cast-iron pot with lid
This traditional, oven-to-table cast-iron pot is ideal for preparing large soups and stews. 26 cm diameter. Available in Cherry or Marseille Blue. Made in France.
3OXV Rƨ
all other LE CREUSET cookware, bakeware and kitchen gadgets and tools Excludes Seniors Day extra 15% off promotion. Offers cannot be combined with any other offer.
No rain checks and no price adjustments. No pre-orders or telephone orders. Offer available while quantities last. Cannot be combined with other offers. Selection may vary by store. Savings are off our regular prices unless otherwise specified. Excludes Hudson’s Bay Company Collection. See in store for details. *FREE SHIPPING: Receive free standard shipping on a total purchase amount of $99 or more before taxes. Offer is based on merchandise total and does not include taxes or any additional charges. Free standard shipping is applied after discounts and/or promotion code offers. Offer not valid at Hudson’s Bay or any other HBC stores. Additional fees apply for Express or Next Day Shipping. Applies to Canadian delivery addresses only. Excludes furniture, canoes, patio furniture, patio accessories, barbeques and mattresses. **Bedding collections exclude Sferra Fine Linens, Frette, Marimekko, Lacoste, Ralph Lauren and items with 95¢ price endings. Bedding, sheets, towels, bath mats, bath accessories and mattress pads exclude items with 95¢ price endings. TBAY_B513_43978_2015_MD_ODS MAY 4 - 5 SM Copy.indd 3
2015-04-28 10:29
A8
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
VIEWPOINT
KAMLOOPS THIS WEEK is a politically independent newspaper, published Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays at 1365B Dalhousie Dr. in Kamloops, B.C. V2C 5P6 Ph: 250-374-7467 | Fax: 250-374-1033 e-mail: editor@kamloopsthisweek.com
Kamloops This Week is owned by Thompson River Publications Partnership Limited
ANONYMOUS MILLIONS
T
he potential winner of a $50-million lottery ticket that was sold in Langley in March 2014 apparently wants to stay anonymous. That’s according to an anonymous source who spoke to a Vancouver newspaper. The source went on to say the ticket holder (who isn’t the lottery winner yet, as B.C. Lottery Corporation says it is still conducting an investigation of all circumstances around the winning ticket) has retained a lawyer and will be fighting in court for the right to remain anonymous. Given that one generally has to use a name in a court action, which is a public matter (publication bans can be granted by the courts under certain conditions), the anonymity drive may be blown right out of the water. Word of this desire for anonymity fits in with the other circumstances around this ticket. Despite many pleas, the potential winner only came forward a few days before the one-year deadline to redeem the prize. Most people may not be aware that claiming a lottery prize comes with the proviso the BCLC has the right to take the winner’s photo and publicize the win. While the BCLC says this protects the integrity of the process, which it does, it also helps to promote the idea that winning big is possible. It perpetuates the sales pitch that “dreams can come true” simply by buying a lottery ticket. Promoting that idea doesn’t include the actual odds of winning a big prize, which are infinitesimal. The BCLC has granted anonymity itself in the past, but only in very rare and exceptional circumstances. It will be interesting to see if the holder of this potentially winning ticket does manage to preserve his or her anonymity. If that does happen as a result of a court decision, it may force the BCLC and, quite likely, other Canadian lottery corporations to change their longstanding rules about who can actually win a prize.
OUR
VIEW
KAMLOOPS THIS WEEK
Publisher: Kelly Hall
Editor: Christopher Foulds
EDITORIAL Associate editor: Dale Bass Dave Eagles Tim Petruk Marty Hastings Andrea Klassen Cam Fortems Adam Williams Jessica Wallace Jessica Klymchuk ADVERTISING Manager: Rose-Marie Fagerholm Ray Jolicoeur Don Levasseur Randy Schroeder Brittany Bailey Nevin Webster Linda Skelly Tara Holmes Neil Rachynski Glyn Evans-Percy
CIRCULATION Manager: Anne-Marie John Serena Platzer FRONT OFFICE Manager: Cindi Hamoline Nancy Graham Lorraine Dickinson Angela Wilson Marilyn Emery PRODUCTION Manager: Lee Malbeuf Fernanda Fisher Mike Eng Sean Graham Malisa Lazzinnaro Jackson Vander Wal Dayana Rescigno Kaitlin Moore
CONTACT US SWITCHBOARD 250-374-7467 CLASSIFIEDS 250-371-4949 Classifieds Fax 250-374-1033 classifieds@kamloopsthisweek.com CIRCULATION 250-374-0462 All material contained in this publication is protected by copyright. Reproduction is expressly prohibited by the rightsholder.
For five bucks, I secured a subscription to . . . nothing
I
had to pay to cancel a magazine subscription the other day. It’s a story as old as Internet banking: You log on to the page of your institution of choice, click on your accounts and invariably seem to find charges for which you can’t trace the origin. In my case, it was a charge from ESPN. For a year, I had been a subscriber to ESPN The Magazine. At first, it seemed like a bargain. There was great reporting, great art and it really seemed to be giving Sports Illustrated a run for its money in the sportsmagazine department — which, let’s be honest, isn’t all that hard nowadays. But, after at first being enamoured with The Magazine, reality set in: Americans love their college sports and ESPN was going to deliver what its audience wanted most. When it wasn’t college, it was the NBA or NFL and I’ll admit I don’t follow a lot of either. There was the occasional baseball story and the rare hockey story, but they were few and far between. When the notices started coming in the mail, the cards that offered the exclusive discount to every subscriber ever and the token gift that no one really wants, I decided I had had enough. I let my subscription expire and called it a day. That’s when I learned The
ADAM WILLIAMS
Fooled ‘Em
AGAIN
Magazine automatically renews subscriptions. Good thing they send out those notices practically begging subscribers to commit for another year. After calling ESPN and speaking with a very nice gentleman about my options, they nearly had me buying back into things. I was to get half off the cost of a subscription — for about $30 a year, I was willing to put up with all the college sports The Magazine could throw at me. Only, it wasn’t $30. After the “Oh, you’re from Canada” conversation, the price became $55 — something about shipping costs. Canada is, after all, a really long way away and gas is really expensive. Thanks, Americans. I hadn’t noticed. Then I was hit with the exchange rate. I knew it was bad but, for an extra $20 on my subscription, I would expect to get a few poorly made keychains or a tote bag with advertising plas-
tered all over it. I was now looking at closer to $75, duty and taxes included. My original subscription cost was $95. Needless to say, I wasn’t wooed. I stood my ground and finally got the cancellation for the magazine I had elected not to resubscribe to in the first place. There would be a credit on my card in a few days, the nice man said. He was right. A few days later, ESPN again popped up on my credit-card transaction list. The problem? Canada’s wonderful dollar somehow managed to get even worse over the course of that week and I lost another $5 on a purchase that, in reality, never happened. Talk about your frustrating experiences. In the end, I decided $5 wasn’t worth trying to negotiate another refund from ESPN. I ate the cost, which in reality amounted to an over-priced coffee. The money disappeared into the abyss — not going to me, nor to The Magazine. The problem is, I walked away thinking subscriptions aren’t worth it. As a newspaper man, and one who formerly toiled at a paid-circulation daily, it was a painful realization. No wonder print media is struggling. When you end up paying to cancel a subscription you didn’t ask for in the first place, something is wrong with the system. adam@kamloopsthisweek.com
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
YOUR OPINION LETTERS TO THE EDITOR GARBAGE- A SECOND-CLASS CITIZEN’S VIEWPOINT STREWN WALK Editor: Here is a partial list of what I pass on my morning walk (Tournament Capital Centre to RCMP detachment downtown) around the tennis courts in the centre of Upper College Heights: Coffee cups, drinking straws, cigarette packages, newspapers, pop cans, milk cartons, juice bottles, plastic bottle tops, cigarette butts, rubber balls, socks, gloves, quilts, a tablecloth, drink cup lids, a bed quilt, transistors, bus tickets, orange peels, apple cores, flyers, plastic shopping bags, cardboard, dog poop in plastic bags and paper cups. There is more trash around the Upper College Heights tennis courts than the mile before or after. It’s beginning to look a lot like a garbage dump. Perhaps the managers of all the apartments that face the tennis court could put their community pride into gear and clean up that grassy area — hopefully before the grass grows and mowers come along to shred the whole mess into thousands of pieces that might not break down for years to come. C. Mader Kamloops
Editor: Open letter to Amanda Jane Preece, director general of the safe environments directorate at Health Canada: I have just gained access to Health Canada’s comments on the revised application information requirements/ environmental impact statement guidelines (revision June 30, 2014) for the Ajax mine project. For some reason, despite your April 9 letter to KTW (‘Health Canada says Ajax review will be robust’) stating you would work with the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency to make our advice publicly accessible to help maintain an open and transparent process, your comments have not been posted publicly on the B.C. Environmental Assessment Office website.
The Kamloops Food Policy Council also commented on the Ajax mine proposal — in 2012 and in December 2014 — asking that agriculture and urban agriculture be added as two new valued components to the application information requirements (AIR). I find it quite astonishing everything to do with eating in association with the proposed Ajax mine seems to be stuck within the country foods valued component model. Your own agency’s comments make reference to consumption of traditional foods that are hunted, fished and gathered. Agriculture is totally ignored. I find this confounding because the proposed mine is going to be built beside a city of 90,000 people, many of whom grow their own
food. Without backyard gardens, Kamloops cannot be food secure. Agriculture is a major industry within our city and urban farms, operating ranches, organic farms and a thriving Kamloops Farmers’ Market could be negatively affected by Ajax. I cannot understand why your agency and the BC Environmental Office will not recognize the importance of agriculture and urban agriculture, especially backyard gardens, to the citizens of Kamloops. I feel more and more like a second-class citizen, learning that gathering and hunting takes precedence over the need to grow my own food. Elaine Sedgman Kamloops
HIGHWAY 1 IN CITY NEEDS SOME LANE WORK Editor: The accompanying photo is a prime example why we need two lanes from Highway 5 south onto Highway 1 west and another lane, plus a merge lane, up to at least Peterson Creek Bridge. The accident is a result of what I see almost every day. Drivers have no patience when traffic is heavy and they dart across lanes, trying to get ahead of every vehicle. Transportation Minister Todd Stone thinks the traffic volume doesn’t merit changes. Maybe it’s about time he spent some time driving this portion during the morning commute. Government is spending billions upgrading Highway 1 east of the city, but it also needs to upgrade this area. Dennis Vollans Kamloops
Will you plan alternate routes now that the Overlanders Bridge resurfacing project has begun?
Results:
Yes: 281 votes No: 130 votes 411 VOTES
What’s your take? 32% NO 68% YES
[speak up] You can comment on any story you read @ kamloopsthisweek.com
A selection of comments on KTW stories, culled online RE: STORY: ABOUT THOSE BIOSOLIDS IN BARNHARTVALE . . .:
“This is now a controversy across our province. Sounds like it’s been going on for many years. “One has to review the data on both sides to see whether it has a detrimental impact. “Bottom line is biosolids have to go somewhere!” — posted by Jim
RE: STORY: REEL EDUCATION FOLLOWS FILM FESTIVAL:
“Great to see some cinema appreciation in town! Hopefully this spreads to the adults here, as well.” — posted by Diag
RE: STORY: FATAL BOAT CRASH TRIAL FACES YET ANOTHER DELAY:
“Don’t we have just the most pathetic injustice system ?” — posted by Unhappy Camper
TALK BACK Q&A: kamloopsthisweek.com We asked:
A9
Which telecommunications company do you use for cable and Internet?
Vote online:
kamloopsthisweek.com
Kamloops This Week is a member of the British Columbia Press Council, a self-regulatory body governing the province’s newspaper industry. The council considers complaints from the public about the conduct of member newspapers. Directors oversee the mediation of complaints, with input from both the newspaper and the complaint holder. If talking with the editor or publisher does not resolve your complaint about coverage or story treatment, you may contact the B.C. Press Council. Your written concern, with documentation, should be sent within 45 days to B.C. Press Council, 201 Selby St., Nanaimo, B.C. V9R 2R2. For information, phone 1-888-6872213 or go to bcpresscouncil.org.
SNOWMOBILE • MOTORCYCLE • ATV • WATERCRAFT
2051 East Trans Canada Hwy. Valleyview, Kamloops • 250-374-3141
THURSDAY, MAY 7TH, 4-8 PM • SEE B4 FOR DETAILS
rtrperformance.com •facebook.com/rtrperformance
A10
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
LOCAL NEWS HELP US KEEP THE COMMUNITY INFORMED
Iff you see crime happening, we need d to kknow. now.
Email tips@kamloopsthisweek.com
Anderson’s Sewing Presents 2030QDC 2030
• 30 stitches • Needle up/down • Start/stop button
msrp. $799
BONUS Includes extension BONUS: table aand all quilting feet! only
$429
Come meet Liz Thompson, National Educator from Janome Canada and try a variety of Janome sewing machines while making a fun & simple project to take home! She will also be bringing some of her great sewing projects. This event is free but space is very limited. Please call the store to save your spot! We have 3 different times to choose from: Friday, May 1, 2:00 - 5:00 pm Saturday, May 2, 10:00 am - 1:00 pm or 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm 151 Victoria Street - Parking in the Rear
250.374.1154 • andersonsew.com
Shop Smart, Shop
Like us on Facebook!
Anderson’s Sewing
HEARING FOR PARTIAL FREEDOM THE CANAD CANADIAN PRESS
COQUITLA — The COQUITLAM man who m murdered hi th h his three children in Merritt in 2008 says it’s his right not to answer questions about his request for partial freedom from a psychiatric hospital. Allan Schoenborn wants the B.C. Review Board give him permission to take supervised outings from a facility in Coquitlam. On the third day of hearings at an annual review, Schoenborn objected when a Crown lawyer began questioning him. “All my questions were answered in trial already,’’ Schoenborn told the board yesterday in an outburst. The board’s chairman opted to take an early lunch break so Schoenborn’s lawyer could speak with his client. However, Barry Long first told Schoenborn that the board may draw its own conclusions if he refuses to answer questions. Long also said it was not his practice to force any patient
All my “questions
were answered in trial already.
”
— ALAN SHOENBORN
ALAN SCHOENBORN Man wants partial freedom from a psychiatric hospital after killing his three children in Merritt in 2008.
at the hospital to speak. Schoenborn was found not criminally responsible for killing his three children on account of a mental disorder, with the trial judge finding that he suffered from psychosis. He stabbed his 10-year-old daughter and smothered his two sons, who were eight and five, inside their Merritt, home in April 2008. He escaped into the woods and was arrested after a 10-day manhunt. Schoenborn has
FIND YOUR PASSION. FIND YOUR PURPOSE. PRACTICAL NURSING PROGRAM
O O O
FREE Math, English & Biology Upgrading* Career Placement Assistance Financial Options Available
THINKING OF UPGRADING TO A LISENCED PN? If you are a previous HCA grad, you can upgrade to LPN in 15 months. Practical Nursing Access Diploma Program starts May 18th. Register today!
CALL KAMLOOPS: 250.314.1122 OR VISIT SPROTTSHAW.COM
*Conditions apply
never been released on any day trips from the Forensic Psychiatric Hospital but his psychiatrist, Dr. Marcel Hediger, asked the board to consider the privilege, saying it will help in his patient’s rehabilitation. Stacy Galt is a cousin of the children’s mother, Darcie Clarke, and has attended the hearings on her behalf. Galt told reporters during the break that she doesn’t believe escorted passes will help Schoenborn get better. She said he’s shown “no growth’’ over the five years he’s been institutionalized and that his release will only terrorize Clark. “He’s right where he belongs,’’ Galt said. She has been vying for a new high-risk designation to be applied to Schoenborn and vowed to do everything in her power to ensure he is never released.
“We’ve had the prime minister supporting us,’’ she said. Earlier yesterday, an expert for the Crown told the board that a psychiatrist could be biased in assessing the level of threat a patient poses to the public. Dr. Anton Schweighofer said a doctor is likely to build an alliance with a patient and that could influence a recommendation for escorted day passes. Most reviews last half a day but Schoenborn’s hearing is into its third full day, possibly foreshadowing the B.C. Crown’s bid to seek a high-risk designation under new federal legislation. Bill C-14 was championed by representatives of the victims’ family, including Galt, whose concerns were specifically raised by Prime Minister Stephen Harper before the legislation was passed last year.
watch for THE
HOCKEY PLAYOFF
FLYER online at www.andres1.com or In the MAY 1st EDITION OF kamloops this week kamloops this week FLYER online at www.andres1.com or In THE MAY 1ST EDITION OF
GRAND OPENING - PRINCE RUPERT
HOME ELECTRONICS 745 Notre Dame Dr (250)851-8700
ANDRE’S TELUS Aberdeen Mall (250)377-8880
ANDRE’S TELUS 215-450 Lansdowne Mall (250)377-8007
TELUS BUSINESS CENTER 300 St. Paul Str. (250)377-3773
ANDRE’S CAR AUDIO 745 Notre Dame Dr (250)314-9944
NOW SELLING
APPLIANCES
BEST PRICES IN KAMLOOPS! BESTwww.Andres1.com PRICES
Visit us online at
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
A11
LOCAL NEWS
Dear Mortgage, I’m taking time off...
KTW FILE PHOTO
Operators of Kamloops food trucks, like Eats Amore, aren’t thrilled with new regulations passed this week by city council, including measures slashing the number of available parking locations downtown and adjusting the times of day the trucks are allowed to be in operation. Food-truck owners had hoped to see an additional parking spot made available on the North Shore.
Not a lot of appetite for new food-truck regulations ANDREA KLASSEN STAFF REPORTER andrea@kamloopsthisweek.com
Kamloops’ food trucks will be able to return to Gaglardi Square for another summer. But, as city council passed a series of bylaw tweaks at a public hearing on Tuesday night, it appears no one is really satisfied with this year’s regulations. The latest changes to the city’s food-truck bylaw will reduce the number of spots available to park downtown from three to one — though two of last year’s spots were stalls on different sides of the Fifth Avenue and Victoria Street intersection. Zoning changes will allow trucks to park at Hillside Stadium, with proper permits, and in new industrial zones. Trucks can also open slightly earlier, at 9 a.m. on weekdays and at 7 a.m. on weekends. Speaking to council, Mikey Wheeler-Johnson, owner of pasta truck Eats Amore, wasn’t particularly enthused about the changes. He said food-truck operators had hoped to see a second spot added to the city’s on-street program on the North Shore or at a city facility like the Tournament Capital Centre, but said it’s a discussion city staff only seem to be entertaining now, when most trucks have already begun making plans to attend private events and functions that may clash with the city program. “I think this is things that should have been worked on over the winter and we could have hit the ground running,” Wheeler-Johnson said. On the other side of the issue, Kamloops Central Business Improvement Association general manager Gay Pooler said restaurant owners downtown believe the trucks hurt their business when they parked in the core last summer. She said restaurant owners also believe it’s unfair that food trucks avoid paying high city taxes. “We agree that food trucks do have a place in the city, but we are worried about the taxation imbalance to our bricks-and-mortar locations,” Pooler said, suggesting the city raise its daily food truck parking fee downtown from $15 to $50. Dino Bernardo, owner of the Commodore Grand Cafe and Lounge, said while he doubts the
trucks hurt his sit-down restaurant, they might cut into the business of take-out and fast-food restaurants downtown. He also backs a higher fee and an expansion of spots the trucks can park, which would allow sporting events organizers — Bernardo is also president of the Kamloops Broncos — to draw more trucks to their games. “I don’t think anyone’s saying we don’t want food trucks,” he said. “We just want to it work better in the framework we have.” Council didn’t make any of the changes proposed at the hearing. While Coun. Arjun Singh expressed some interest in a higher fee, it would require amending a different bylaw and another hearing, which no one appeared to have the appetite to do. Coun. Pat Wallace expects the city will have to revisit the issue in the future. “I think we’ve done the best we can this time,” she said. “Maybe next time we can do more.”
Take time off with a Mortgage Payment Vacation. A TD Mortgage comes with flexible payment features, like a Mortgage Payment Vacation. Just add a little extra to your regular payments and you could have the option to take a payment vacation for up to four months.1 So you can show your baby just how special she is.
Visit a branch or tdcanadatrust.com/paymentvacation 1
Conditions apply. See us for details. ® The TD logo and other trade-marks are the property of The Toronto-Dominion Bank.
A12
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
LOCAL NEWS MORE FUNDRAISING ON THE WAY
Bryan Daly (left), Barry Deacon and Ernie Beadle toast a safe return home.
The Three Amigos aren’t done raising money for the Kamloops Hospice Association. The trio is teaming up with KGHM Ajax for a June 18 golf tournament at Sun Rivers, from which all net proceeds will go to the Marjorie Willoughby Memorial Hospice House. To register, contact James Loughton by phone at 250-374-5446 or by email at james.loughton@kghm.com.
AIR DUCT CLEANING
199
Improve your air quality for a healthier home.
$
00
Offer expires May 30, 2015. Not valid with any other offer or commercial rates. Base service charge may apply.
J.WALSH & SONS 250.372.5115
2321 E. Trans-Canada Hwy. Kamloops
OLLEK
THE THREE AMIGOS REFLECT ON A TRIP OF A LIFETIME
Nurseries
NOW OPEN! BEDDING PLANTS • ANNUALS • HANGING BASKETS BASKET STUFFERS • VEGETABLES • SOILS
ALL SIZE HANGING BASKETS
ANNUALS & VEGETABLES
20 1
$
00 $ 70
STARTING AT
4 PER PACK
NEW! • LIME, FUSCHIA & WICKER CONTAINERS CONT BLACK AND • BLA INDIAN SUMMER PETUNIAS PET
Take the family out and enjoy a drive in the country. Beautiful views, friendly service, quality product & family owned.
Simms Rd.
5A Ollek Nurseries
Aberdeen Mall
OPEN 8 AM TILL DUSK 7 DAYS A WEEK UNTIL JUNE 2530 Knutsford Hills Drive • Knutsford 10 minutes from Aberdeen Mall
Summit Dr.
Knutsford Hall 5A
250-372-5365
Knutsford Hills Dr.
Every day is customer appreciation day at Market Fresh Foods. With every purchase of $100 or more excluding Cigarettes and tobacco receive a $10 MFF Gift certificate. We pay you to shop at our store. It’s worth the drive.
DAI LY DEALS
E V E R Y M O N D AY
PRESIDENT'S CHOICE™
PRESIDENT'S CHOICE™
NO NAME™
SLICED CHEESE LAUNDRY DETERGENT $r .00 it 2 $ .99 2 fo it
5
PACKAGED, SELECTED VARIETIES
BIG SAVINGS! 2 E V E R Y W E D N E S D AY
E V E R Y T U E S D AY
/150-170G
lim
E V E R Y T H U R S D AY
PRESIDENT'S CHOICE™
2
LIQUID, SELECTED VARIETIES
T
ADAM WILLIAMS STAFF REPORTER adam@kamloopsthisweek.com
here were days when The Three Amigos could only
laugh. Faced with machineguns, broken-down motorcycles and abandoned slaughterhouses in the 30,000 kilometres between the southernmost tip of South America and Kamloops, there wasn’t much else Ernie Beadle, Barry Deacon and Bryan Daly could do. Besides, those moments made for better stories. “Just to manage to
put all that together and all of us come back best of friends and still laughing at some of the foibles that happened — we had some great successes, there’s no doubt about it,� Deacon said. “But, we did have some tough times as well.� Travelling across two continents with nothing but their adventure motorcycles and the items they could carry, it’s no surprise the trio returned with plenty of stories to share. It’s even less surprising considering the
lim
/1.89L
12
/7.2KG BAG
9
SELECTED VARIETY
/835-935G TIN
E V E R Y S AT U R D AY
IM POR T E D
FARMER'S MARKET™
FOREMOST
4
/850G
lim
1%, 2%, HOMO, SKIM
1
/1L
1
/DOZEN
'6-- (30$&3: t .&"5 t '3&4) #",&3: %&-* t 130%6$&
Ĺą %"--"4 %3 ,".-0014
Ĺą Ĺą
'6-- (30$&3: t .&"5 '3&4) #",&3: t %&-* t 130%6$&
tx
". Ĺą 1. &7&3:%":
lim
facebook.com/DallasMarketFreshFoods
THE BROCK CENTRAL LIONS CLUB IS SERVING HOT DOGS & DRINKS ON US!
wheel & WHEEL REPS ON SITE tire sale
LARGE, WHITE
Applicable Taxes, deposits, or environmental surcharges are extra. We reserve the right to limit quantities.
th
ANNUAL
NO NAME™
COFFEE CAKE MILK EGGS $ .49 it 2 $ .29 $ .99 it 2 SELECTED VARIETIES
7
47
E V E R Y S U N D AY
forced to seek shelter on an abandoned farm, with a storm approaching and two of their bikes struggling to make it to their next destination. It was only once they’d settled in the brick building, with its floors of concrete and its metal roof, that the Amigos realized they were staying in an abandoned slaughterhouse in the middle of nowhere. “We generally had a few bottles of something to drink with us,� Deacon said. See JOURNEY, A13
ON SATURDAY, MAY 2ND
E V E R Y F R I D AY
DOG FOOD COFFEE BANANAS w limit $ .99 limit 2 $ .99 limit 2 /LB 10lb
EXTRA MEATY, SELECTED VARIETY
Amigos were sorting out most of the details of their trip on the fly. They stayed in some beautiful places — 300-year-old buildings and five-star hotels — but they stayed in some dives, too. There was one night, in a hovel in Argentina, when they resorted to sleeping on top of the covers, fully clothed. Daly wrapped himself in his sleeping-bag liner so as not to be exposed to the bedding. There were nights, too, when they couldn’t even make it to a hotel. Once, they were
tire & wheels packages tires or wheels
THESE GREAT PRICES WILL CONTINUE UNTIL th
Friday, May 15
1303 Salish Rd, Kamloops
(250) 828-2686
oktirekamloops.com
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
A13
LOCAL NEWS From visiting the Perito Moreno Glacier in Argentina, to cruising over crocodiles in Costa Rica, to bunking down in an abandoned South American slaughterhouse, The Three Amigos had quite the adventure on the road from Argentina to Kamloops.
Journey reinforces privileged lives led in Canada From A12
Just two weeks into the trip and 50 miles in either direction from civilization in Argentina, this was one of those times when laughter was the only medicine. “We sat down, got ourselves shit-faced and laughed ourselves silly about how desperate our situation was,” Deacon said. The Three Amigos laugh about it now, as they did then. Seeing as how they made it back, the tales of the things gone wrong are all the more humorous. The same goes for some of the more harrowing experiences on the road — the near-miss accidents, the buses that travelled with reckless abandon, the coverless manholes and the speed bumps that could send a biker flying. They faced a life-and-death situation on the second day of the trip on a highway in Chile, driving through winds and rains like they’d never experienced, fighting just to keep their bikes upright as trucks sat jack-knifed around them, nearly blown over by the gusts.
There was nowhere to pull over, nowhere to find shelter — “just bald-ass Patagonia” as Deacon put it. Beadle led the way, disappearing into waves of water as vehicles passed them by. “The wind, it was taking my helmet and turning it sideways,” Daly said. “I was having trouble. I would have to turn the other way to see straight ahead of me.” Beadle smiled as the tale was told. “After that, machine-guns seemed like a piece of cake.” Around them, the world provided the Amigos with perspective — they saw everything from enormous wealth to unimaginable poverty. The guns Beadle refers to were everywhere: sawed-off shotguns guarding Coca-Cola trucks and automatic machine guns at the entrance to chicken joints. Though they never felt they were in danger, it was a culture shock for the Amigos to sit next to a man with a rifle as they ate their Wendy’s meal. Though The Three Amigos had only each other on the
highways heading north, the world was with them in spirit. The men chronicled their windy way north on their blog, which garnered 50,000 views from across 40 countries. In addition, they raised more than $40,000 for the Kamloops Hospice Association. Now back in Kamloops after 100 days on the road, the trek taught the group of friends not only about the generosity of those who followed their journey, but also how fortunate they were to return to their lives in the River City. “I think we all know that we live a very privileged life. We live a very good life here,” Deacon said. “But, when you actually go see and kind of experience how other people live, you become very grateful for what you have.” The Three Amigos told the story of their journey at the Kamloops Hospice Association’s recent annual fundraising dinner, but they are looking at the possibility of also hosting a public forum. An announcement will be made online at the trio’s blog, at motociclistasamigos.wordpress.com.
D#30150
RIVER CITY NISSAN .com 2405 E. Trans Canada Hwy. 250-377-3800
RATES STARTING AT ‘11 JUKE SV MANUAL
125
$
82
#UT784 BI-WEEKLY @4.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
‘13 TITAN SL
25825
$
‘12 ALTIMA 2.5S
$
106
23
#T15115A BI-WEEKLY @4.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
‘10 VERSA SL
#T14326A BI-WEEKLY @4.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
‘11 ODYSSEY
$
8041
#C15065A BI-WEEKLY @4.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
‘11 MURANO LE
$
209
07
#UT788 BI-WEEKLY @4.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
11068
26197
$
$
254
49
#UT791 BI-WEEKLY @4.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
‘07 KIA SPECTRA5
#T15089A BI-WEEKLY @4.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
$
5157
#T15156B BI-WEEKLY @5.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
‘12 SENTRA 2.0 S
$
113
79
#UC597 BI-WEEKLY @4.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
‘14 300
$
26196
‘12 SENTRA SE
128
$
91
#UC610 BI-WEEKLY @4.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
‘12 TITAN SPORT CREW 4X4
#UC615 BI-WEEKLY @5.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
We back the program. You reap the rewards. • 155 point safety/mechanical inspection • 15 Day exchange policy • Personalized Trip Planning
#UT792 BI-WEEKLY @5.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
‘13 TITAN PRO 4X
‘12 VERSA SL
$
0.9% O.A.C.
23476
$
#UT737 BI-WEEKLY @4.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
‘11 JETTA TDI
• Complimentary 1 year Nissan extended warranty • First Oil Change Free • 24/7 Roadside Assistance
Vehicles may not be exactly as shown. See dealer for details. Prices do not include $569 documentation fee, taxes or applicable levies. Payments based on financing on approved credit with 10% down. Total paid amounts include 10% down and documentation fees/taxes: #UT784 $16,956.26, #T15115A $16,571.88, #UT788 $28,175.24, #UT791 $34,296.26, #UC597 $17,751.24, #UC610 $20,109.96, #T14326A $34,802.18, #C15065A $10,836.26, #T15089A $14,916.26, #T15156B $6,752.18, #UC615 $34,295.24, #UT737 $36,622.56, #UT792 $34,296.26, #C14142A $18,996.26. See in-store for more details.
14510
$
#C14142A BI-WEEKLY @5.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
A14
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
LOCAL NEWS
THE NEED IN NEPAL DEEPENS AFTER QUAKE KAMLOOPS DUO SPENT TIME IN COUNTRY LAST YEAR DESIGNING OFFGRID SOLAR SYSTEM DALE BASS
STAFF REPORTER
DALE@kamloopsthisweek.com
Ben Giudici and business partner Paul Fletcher are relieved to hear people in Nepal they worked with are shaken up, but safe, after the weekend’s magnitude-7.8 earthquake. The Kamloops pair, owners of Riverside Energy Systems, spent time in Nepal last year, working through Developing World Connections (DWC) and the Intercultural Women’s Education Network (IWEN) in Kelowna on a project to free women from slave labour. Giudici said they were approached by DWC because of their expertise in energy systems and asked if they could design an off-grid solar system for Unako
House in Dang, a city in western Nepal. The 4,ooo-squarefoot, two-storey building is owned by Creating Possibilities, a Nepalese non-government organization that works to improve the lives of women and children. It also serves as a community centre for mothers’ groups meetings, offices for micro-credit businesses and space for small businesses and student tutoring. “We designed it and then we got excited to go over there,” he said. Giudici said the people they worked with in Dang were frightened by the earthquake, but noted the area did not experience as much damage as did the main cities of Kathmandu and Pokhara. Giudici said the building housing the solar system
was not damaged. “We got an email from them that they are still having aftershocks,” he said. “The country really needs our support now. I can’t imagine this. We’re just praying for the world to rally around them.” IWEN is one of many agencies in Canada collecting donations to send to Nepal. For more information, go online to http://iwencanada. com/blog/topic/IWENEarthquake-Relief.htm. Donations can also be made to the Canada Nepal Medical Society (online at http://cnms.ca/CNMS/ Home.html) and the Urban Environment Management Society (online at http:// www.youcaring.com/ emergency-fundraiser/ help-those-affected-bythe-recent-earthquakein-nepal/344834).
24TH ANNUAL
Ben Giudici and Paul Fletcher of Kamloops designed a solar system for Unako House in Dang, a city in western Nepal. The 4,ooo-square-foot, two-storey building is used as a community centre and was not damaged in the weekend’s massive earthquake.
FREE ADMISSION!
APRIL 30, MAY 1 - 3
AT THE KAMLOOPS POW WOW GROUNDS
TRAVEL TRAILERS • TRUCK CAMPERS • 5TH WHEELS • TENT TRAILERS • MOTORHOMES THURSDAY 9 AM to 8 PM FRIDAY 9 AM to 8 PM SATURDAY 9 AM to 6 PM SUNDAY 10 AM to 4 PM OVER
300
UNITS ON DISPLAY!
DOOR PRIZES TO WIN!
SPECIAL FINANCING AVAILABLE O.A.C.
OVER
40 BRANDS!
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
A15
ALLEN DOUGLAS/KTW
See more photos from the Border Battle track meet on page A17
SPORTS
SPORTS: MARTY HASTINGS 778-471-7536 or email sports@kamloopsthisweek.com Twitter: @MarTheReporter, @KTWonBlazers ADAM WILLIAMS 778-471-7521 or email adam@kamloopsthisweek.com Twitter: @AdamWilliams87
INSIDE: Bucs have first pick in NFL Draft | A20
Dogs return home after hot start MARTY HASTINGS
STAFF REPORTER
T
sports@kamloopsthisweek.com
here are worse ways for a young team to start the season. With three wins and a loss on the weekend, the midget AAA Kamloops Players Bench RiverDogs bumped their record to 4-1 in B.C. Baseball Association play. Kamloops’ home opener is scheduled for Saturday, when the Vernon Canadians (2-7) are in town for a doubleheader on McArthur Island. Game times are noon and 2:30 p.m. on the Canada Games Field. Kamloops spent last Saturday doubling up on hometown Ridge Meadows (6-2), posting an 8-4 victory in the early game and a 4-0 win in the rematch. “On opening weekend, our pitching actually came through,” RiverDogs’ manager Sean Wandler said. “A lot of our young pitchers, some of our Grade 10s, stepped up and held the opposing offence down and that was the key difference.” Kamloops has only four Grade 12s on the roster, along with three
KTW FILE PHOTO
Riley Jepson (right) and the midget AAA Kamloops RiverDogs are hosting a doubleheader against Vernon on Saturday at the Canada Games Field on McArthur Island. The Dogs are also playing twice at home on Sunday.
Grade 11s and seven Grade 10s. Tobin Huffman started on the mound for the Dogs in the early game and gave up four runs in four innings before giving way to Grade 10 Zac Austin, who did not allow a run in three innings of work. Lance Martin had three singles, a walk, one RBI, one run and three stolen bases. In the second game, Hayden
Bennett, also in Grade 10, pitched six innings and kept Ridge Meadows off the scoreboard before Vincent Daley came in to close out the game in the seventh. At the plate, Bryant Jameus slapped two singles, scored two runs and stole a base. On Sunday in Maple Ridge, the Dogs were trounced 10-1 by Tri-City (4-5) in Game 1, but flipped the script in Game 2
with an 11-0 triumph. Christian McCauley pitched six innings and gave up 10 runs in the loss. Grade 12 veteran Riley Jepson carried a no-hitter into the fifth inning in the rematch before giving up Tri-City’s only hit of the game. Jepson also contributed at the plate, recording a single, a double, a walk, three RBI and one run.
“That’s what we need out of all of our seniors,” Wandler said. “That was really Riley’s first start, as well. For him to come out and throw a one-hitter was nice to see.” Kamloops sits second in league standings, with Richmond City (7-1) leading the pack. The Vernon team in town on Saturday might look different than the one Kamloops beat 7-6 to open the season on April 15. With the Okanagan Athletics’ junior premier team having folded two weeks ago, players were dispersed to midget AAA teams in Vernon and Kelowna. “That’s been a boost for those programs,” Wandler said. “Those were some good players that got released and had nowhere to play.” The RiverDogs are hosting a doubleheader against Tri-City on Sunday to cap their first home weekend of the campaign, with the first tilt slated for noon and the second getting underway at 2:30 p.m. “It’s always good to be home,” Wandler said. “Our home park has usually been really good to us. “We’re hoping for a good weekend again.”
A great golfing experience at an affordable price. 8888 Barnhartvale Rd, Kamloops
250-573-2453
eaglepointgolfresort.com 1.888.86.EAGLE LIKE US ON FACEBOOK & TWITTER
30
$
GREEN FEE
EXPIRES MAY 1, 2015
See for y yourself wh e t its a favori with locals
A16
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
SPORTS
BALL SEASON BEGINS
Following the league’s opening ceremonies at Norbrock Stadium, an event that saw 600 players, coaches and officials fill the venue, all 48 of the Kamloops Minor Baseball Association’s clubs hit the fields for a weekend of games.
Doubling up
The midget AA Riverdogs won a pair of games against the Kelowna Cubs, 12-1 and 16-3. Lucas Colgan pitched five innings over two games and struck out 11, walking two and surrendering zero hits. Matt Hicketts struck out four and didn’t allow a hit in two innings of work. Nick Britton was 3-for-3 at the plate, with three singles and two walks. He also stole five bases and scored four times.
Rough start
ALLEN DOUGLAS/KTW
The Kamloops Minor Baseball Association held its season-opening ceremony at Norbrock Stadium in overcast weather conditions on Saturday. For more photos from the event, go online to kamloopsthisweek.com.
Kamloops’ bantam AAA junior Riverdogs went 0-for-4 in their season-opening weekend, losing a quartet of games on McArthur Island. The junior Dogs lost 3-1
and 6-4 to the first-place Cloverdale Spurs and 8-1 and 5-0 to second-place Burnaby. The bantam club will be at home again this weekend, facing teams from Tri-City and Aldergrove.
Peewee parity
The peewee AA Riverdogs went 2-2 in weekend action, dropping a pair of games to Rutland, but rebounding against Prince George and Chilliwack. Opening the weekend against Rutland, the Dogs lost 12-10. Tyrell Chadwick led the club, going 3-for-3 at the plate with two RBI and three runs. In the back half of the doubleheader, the Riverdogs again fell, this time 17-5. On Sunday, the wins finally came. Nolan Austin turned in a dominant performance on
the mound and at the plate, leading Kamloops to a 14-2 win against the Prince George Knights. Austin threw five shutout innings, surrendering two hits and walking one batter, while striking out eight. He also went 3-for-4 at the plate with a grand slam. Parker Sauer was 4-for-4 with two RBI and three stolen bases. In the weekend finale, Luke Petrie put in a good performance on the mound, helping himself at the plate with four hits, batting in three runs, as the Riverdogs won 16-7.
Mosquito madness
The Diamondbacks and Mariners played to an exciting finish in ice-breaker action, with the D-backs winning 5-4 in walk-off fashion. The win was inspired by the defence, with Conner Guenther coming up with an unassisted triple play.
Diamond firsts
There were 164 children in action in the four- to sevenyear-old Rally Cap Division, with proud parents looking on.
Resolve to have less fat this year with CoolSculpting® Get Ready for Summer!
Before
16 Weeks After Session
#101 - 3002 - 32nd Avenue, Vernon, BC
Our patient, our results
www.sandersmed.com
FDA-cleared, safe and effective.
Call us today at 1-250-503-1960 to schedule your FREE consultation.
SPORTS
Battle of the Border The annual Battle of the Border High School Track Meet was held in Kamloops on Saturday at Hillside Stadium and showcased some of the best high-school athletes from B.C. and Alberta. Each year, more schools and participants from both provinces attend the meet, with more than 400 in action on Saturday. For complete results, go online to kamloopstrackandfield.ca. For more photos from KTW photographer Allen Douglas, go online to kamloopsthisweek.com. Kamloops Track and Field Club president Judy Armstrong would like to see the provincial championships come to the Tournament Capital.
A17
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
Heartland Law LLP Barristers & Solicitors, Notaries Public
The Partners of Heartland Law LLP are pleased to announce the expansion of their practice to a new office in Terrace B.C: We will now have offices in Kamloops,100 Mile House, Penticton, Terrace and Vancouver and will continue to provide personal local service to all of our clients with increased practice focus and depth by our lawyers in a full range of legal matters including: ƇReal Estate & Property Development Law Ƈ3HUVRQDO ,QMXU\ Accident & ICBC Claims ƇCivil Litigation ƇCorporate, Commercial & Business Law Ƈ)LUVW 1DWLRQV /DZ Ƈ7D[DWLRQ :HDOWK 3UHVHrvation and Pension Law Ƈ:LOOV Estates & Estate Litigation Ƈ%DQNUXSWF\ ,QVROYHQF\ DQG Foreclosure /DZ ƇFamily & Divorce Law Ƈ&ULPLQDO /DZ
Tristyn Oke of Dr. EP Scarlett secondary in Calgary clears the bar in high jump.
Clients can reach any of our lawyers by calling Heartland Law LLP: Kamloops (250) 374-6601 100 Mile House (250) 395-3881 Penticton (250) 492-4400 Terrace (250) 638-1137 Vancouver (855) 395-3881 1540 Springhill Drive Kamloops, BC V2E 2H1
201 – 438 Birch Avenue 100 Mile House, BC V0K 2E0
101-3219 Eby Street Terrace, BC V8G 2H1
Sam Kruk of King’s Christian School in Salmon Arm finished the 100-metre dash in 11.97 seconds and placed second in the junior boys’ division.
445 Ellis Street Penticton, BC V2A 4M1
1000 – 564 Beatty Street Vancouver, BC V6B 2L3
RIVERCITYAUTO Are you currently paying more than
10% ON YOUR VEHICLE LOAN?
NO CREDIT? BAD CREDIT? 99.9% Guaranteed Credit Approval! HATCHBACK!
2013 CHEV SPARK
1.2L, 4 SPD AUTO, 68,209 KMS Announcement of Heartland Law Kamloops (Terrace) V1.2
$
12,999
#C14138A
10 FORD FUSION SE GREAT FIR ST 2.5L, 76,941 KMS
NOW
$
12,999
11 KIA FORTE EX 2.0L, 83,420 KMS
NOW On the left, Maxwell MacLaren of Crescent Heights secondary in Calgary placed first in triple jump in the junior boys’ division, leaping 10.25 metres. On the right, Alex Smith-Van Dyke of South Kamloops secondary won the senior women’s pole-vault competition, recording a vault of 3.30 metres.
COMING SOON There are three upcoming events on the Kamloops Track and Field Club’s (KTFC) schedule. The West/North Zone High School Track and Field Meet will be held at Hillside Stadium on May 7, with the action getting underway at 9 a.m. Athletes from high schools in Osoyoos, Oliver, Penticton,
Kelowna, Vernon, Merritt, Revelstoke, Golden, Lillooet, Salmon Arm, Enderby, Armstrong and Kamloops will be in attendance, with the top two competitors in each category advancing to the Okanagan meet. The Okanagan meet, a qualifier for the provincial championships, will be held at Hillside on May 13.
From May 15 to May 17, the KTFC is hosting the annual Kamloops Centennial Track and Field Meet, a B.C. Athletics-sanctioned event. Some of the best track-andfield athletes from B.C. and Alberta will participate. Throws competition gets underway on May 15 at 4 p.m. The event kicks into full swing at 8:30 a.m. on May 16.
$
CAR!
#T15024A
PERFEC FOR SPRINT G!
13,999
#T15092A
13 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA 2.0L, 25,500 KMS
NOW
$
16,999
11 KIA SORENTO EX 3.5L V6, 6 SPD AUTO, 92,988 KMS
NOW
$
21,999
LOCALLY OWNED! #T15086B
LUXURY PACKAGE ! #UT698B #UT772
1-855-204-5271 2405 EAST TRANS CANADA HWY
RIVERCITYAUTO.CA
PLUS $569 DOCUMENTATION FEES & TAXES
A18
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
SPORTS HAPPY TRAILS, HAROLD
An era is ending today at the Kamloops Golf and Country Club. After more than 35 years of service, general manager and director of golf Harold Simkins is moving on. KTW caught up with Simkins just beside the first tee, underneath the course’s trademark trees, to speak about his legacy at the club. Read about his contributions, his on-course temper and his part in guiding the KGCC through tough financial times in tomorrow’s edition. An interview with CBC Radio Kamloops will be posted alongside the story at kamloopsthisweek.com.
Sun Peaks snags downhill nationals The Canadian Mountain Bike Downhill Championships will return for a third straight year to Sun Peaks Resort in 2016. The 2015 national championships will be held on the challenging and picturesque trails at Sun Peaks on July 11 and July 12. “With successful organizer Henry Pejril at the helm, Sun Peaks Resort boasts a solid reputation in downhill racing,” a Cycling Canada press release said.
Choose From Our Large Selection of Quality Pre-Owned Toyota Vehicles
07 Camry LE Stk#CO15276A. Keyless entry, power windows & locks, two sets of tires, low kms!
12,995
$
14 Tacoma SR5 Double Cab 4x4 Stk#P15003. V6, automatic, tow package, power locks, power windows, keyless entry
32,995
$
08 Toyota 4WD Rav4 Ltd.
Rattlers rampant
Stk#RV15149A. V6, leather, heated seats, power sunroof, dual climate control & more!
!
15,995
The Logan Lake Business Association invites you to our
$
Annual
09 Tundra SR5 5.7L Double Cab 4x4 Stk#TU15216B. Keyless entry, power windows & locks, tow package plus much more!
18,995
$
HOME SHOW
13 Tacoma SR5 4x4 Access Cab Stk#CO15283A. Automatic, backup camera, tow package, only 18,900 kms!
30,995
$
10 Venza AWD
Friday, May 1 • 4-9pm Saturday, May 2 • 10-4
Stk#VZ15239A. Leather, panoramic roof, power seat, backup camera, power rear hatch plus much more!
21,995
$
LOGAN LAKE RECREATION CENTRE ARENA 31 Chartrand
11 Subaru Outback 3.6R AWD Stk#TA15197A. Leather, power sunroof, fully loaded
23,995
$
BRIEFS attendance for peewee, bantam and midget lacrosse.
Snakes skinned
After coming out strong against the hometown Kelowna Raiders, the Kamloops Rattlers ran out of steam and lost 18-8 in Thompson Okanagan Senior Lacrosse League action on Friday. Notching goals for the visitors in support of goaltender Blake Carstensen were Mark Jurista (3), JJ Woldum (2), Travis Joseph, Nathan Woldum and Kyle Walker. Kamloops, which was undermanned with 11 runners, scored three unanswered goals in the first period before Kelowna took over. The Rattlers are 0-2 on the campaign heading into their next matchup against the Shamrocks in Armstrong on Saturday.
Silver & Gold
DIAMOND RINGS FOR TASTES that don’t STOP AT ORDINARY.
13 Kia Soul Stk#TA15270A. Luxury Pkg! Only 13,800 kms! Leather, sunroof, & more! 2 sets of tires on rims.
21,995
$
SUN COUNTRY TOYOTA SCION Visit us at www.suncountrytoyota.ca
Prices exclude taxes, plus $295 documentation fee. Sale ends May 6, 2015. Toll Free
The Kamloops Rattlers downed a team from the Shuswap in peewee A action on the weekend, outscoring the visitors 29-2 in two games at Memorial Arena. The box-lacrosse squad won Sunday’s first game 14-1 and followed with a 15-1 victory in the afternoon. The Rattlers will be in action at the Al Price Memorial Tournament at McArthur Island Sport and Event Centre on the weekend. Teams from across the province will be in
Tournament Capital Sports
Dealer #25081
1-877-378-7800 • 1355 Cariboo Place • 250-828-7966
Meet our local businesses! Free Admission!
DOOR PRIZE S!
RRH2538 pictured above. Matching pendant, earrings and bracelet also available winner of Canadian Jeweller Magazine’s Product Line of the Year Award category.
Sahali Mall
Home of the $5 Watch Battery (Taxes & installation included)
www.danielles.ca
Monday - Saturday: 9:30 am-5:30 pm & Sunday 12:00 -4:00 pm Locally Owned & Operated • Jewellery repairs done on location
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
A19
SPORTS
BARTRAM REMEMBERED The Kamloops Youth Soccer Association is hosting the Mike Bartram Memorial Youth Soccer Tournament on Saturday and Sunday on McArthur Island. Fifty boys’ and girls’ teams in under-13 through under-18 divisions will compete in the tournament dedicated to Bartram, a longtime KYSA volunteer who died of cancer in 2000. “It is a privilege for the KYSA to once again honour the legacy of one of our organization’s true pioneers,” KYSA president Graham Cope said. “There is no question that soccer in Kamloops would not be as strong and vibrant as it is today had Mike not given so much time and energy to the growth of the sport during his lifetime. KYSA was very lucky to have
DAVE EAGLES/KTW
COIN FOR KIDS
his leadership, vision and knowledge during the years he lived in Kamloops.” From the time he arrived in Kamloops in 1973 to the time of his death in 2000, Bartram was dedicated to building the sport in all areas –– playing, coaching and refereeing. His role in developing girls’ soccer was particularly noticeable [Bartram has three daughters] as he spent a great deal of time recruiting players and finding coaches when the program was in its infancy. Members of the Bartram family, including his wife Charmaine, will be attending the tournament and assisting with award presentations on Sunday. The tournament is sponsored by McDonald’s.
TUESDAY
For each goal the Kamloops Blazers scored on home ice this season, Hub International Barton Insurance donated $25 to the Royal Inland Hospital Foundation as part of the Goals for Kids program. In this photo are HUB International branch manager Wendy Bronson (left), HUB International vice-president of operations Rob Robertson, Blazers’ head coach Don Hay, RIH Foundation director of development Julie Kimmel and RIH Foundation community-events co-ordinator Tessa Elliott. The money will go toward pediatric support. Hay and members of the Blazers also delivered pizzas yesterday as part of Papa John’s Dreams For Kids Day, raising money to help send youth with life-threatening illness or serious disabilities to Disneyland for a day.
Blaze hold on to beat Kelowna The under-15 Kamloops Blaze boys were able to fend off Kelowna long enough to claim a 3-2 victory in under-15 Thompson Okanagan Youth Soccer League (TOYSL) play on Sunday. Levi Charlton scored twice and Jordan Elfstrom found the old onion bag once to give the Blaze a 3-0 lead. Kelowna scored twice in the second half, but could not complete the comeback.
Victorious Vernon
Hometown Vernon edged the Kamloops Blaze 2-1 in under-18 girls’ TOYSL play on Sunday. Amanda Schanzenbach tallied for the visitors, with
Kamloops Youth Soccer
Blaze on fire
BRIEFS
Kaitlyn Guise and Alisa Adamson splitting time between the pipes.
Goals galore
The under-15 tier 1 Kamloops Blaze girls cruised to a 5-0 victory over Shuswap on Sunday. Marie Marshall, Lauren Walkley, Calli Lawrence, Paetyn Freeze and Katherine Walkley tallied for the Blaze. Mattie Shusheski and Rhean Holling split goalkeeping duties.
Avoiding defeat The under-11
Kamloops Blaze Orange girls posted a win and a tie in TOYSL play in Kelowna on Sunday. In the early game, Kamloops came from behind to earn a 3-2 victory over Kelowna Maroon. The Blaze tied 2-2 with Shuswap later Sunday. Tallying goals on the weekend for Kamloops were Sydney Ludwig (3), Rhayna Silversides and Sophie Lovett. Lovett was between the pipes against Kelowna and Silversides backstopped the Blaze against Shuswap.
The Weekly Soccer Roundup is Brought To You By:
Goalkeeper Sadie Moyer kept a clean sheet and the under13 Kamloops Blaze A girls blanked Penticton 3-0 in Salmon Arm on Sunday. Natalie Knight, Daisy Dalke and Tatiana Mueller found twine for the Blaze, who are 1-2 on the season.
Tough loss
Vernon earned a 9-2 victory over the hometown Kamloops Blaze B girls in under-13 TOYSL play on Sunday. Ireland Miller and Alysha Muzio scored for Kamloops, which is 1-2 on the campaign. The Blaze are playing hometown Penticton on Sunday.
Fill in the blank cells using numbers 1 to 9. Each number can appear only once in each row, column, and 3x3 block. Use logic and process of elimination to solve the puzzle.
Today’s Sudoku Puzzle is brought to you by Murray MacRae
Murray MacRae
250-374-3022 Cell 250-320-3627
www.murraymacrae.com
Kamloops Realty 322 Seymour St. Kamloops, BC
2456 SIOUX DRIVE
160,000
$
Open six days a week to serve you. Kamloops Main Office 1180 Columbia Street, West 250.828.8853
Fortune Shopping Centre 750 Fortune Drive 250.554.5673
Official Sponsor: Kamloops Youth Soccer Association’s Select Team Program
A20
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
NATIONAL SPORTS
Bucs expected to select QB Winston first overall FRED GOODALL
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
TAMPA, Fla. — Selecting a Heisman Trophywinning quarterback won’t end the debate about who the Tampa Bay Buccaneers should take with the first overall pick in the NFL draft
tonight in Chicago. In a sense, it’ll just be beginning if the offensively challenged Bucs — as expected — choose either Jameis Winston or Marcus Mariota to become the face of a franchise that hasn’t won a playoff game in more than a decade.
City of Kamloops
“Both quarterbacks over the past three-plus are excellent players months. “We’ll just and both are going to leave it at that.’’ have a lot of success Despite trying to in the league, so there do everything they should be different can to avoid revealing opinions,’’ coach Lovie their plan, the Bucs are Smith said. believed to be leaning “We were impressed toward Winston, the of them,’’ 2013 Heisman1 winner, Half with page both ad Kamloops opening_K_3_ol Press.pdf 15-03-31 general manager on Thursday night. Jason Licht chimed in, Winston’s dazzling reflecting on extensive career at Florida State research, interviews was also marked by and private workouts off-the-field issues that the team conducted raised questions wheth-
Activity Programs
For registration please call (250) 828-3500 and please quote City of Kamloops program number provided. For online registration please visit 50 0 7 0 0 0 0 6 050/ 1 20 6 9 69 .0 https://ezregsvr.kamloops.ca/ezreg 0 6 0 Programs are cancelled if the minimum numbers are not met. Modern Contemporary Ballet $75 Photography - Sunset Workshop $50 0 Join this small group as we enjoy a practical session of +2 7 1 20 / 6 0/ / 6 0 , 4 6 0 26 890 7 0 sunset photography at McArthur Island Park. Join us as 6/ <0; . 5 50 0 7 0 0 0 0 6 050/ 1 20 6 9 69 .0 we discuss and 6 0 : 55 : 4 6 20 .
0 6/ 06
0 < apply those practical skills required to 0 6 0 capture those special sunset images. DSLR cameras and $95 9 0 tripods are required. 7 McArthur Island Park Modern Contemporary Ballet $75 ) 6. : * 2 5 1 6 0 7:30-9:00 PM May 30 0 Sat 238534 +2 7 1 20 / 6 0/ / 6 0 , 4 6 0 26 890 7 0
Fairy Tales and Musicals $175 6/ <0; . 5 6 0 : 55 : 4 6 20 .
0 6/ 06
0 < Create a Cultural $10 0 Landscape 7-12 yrs 2 5/ 06 : 55 : 4 6 .9 5/ 6 4 55 :2 50 6 6 6 6/ $95 9 0 Nature Rubs and Prints / 6 6 * 0 1 0 5 7
1 2 7 $ 6 20 6 Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be bound by 7 traditional art media - use what ) 6. : 1 196 1 0 6 6 2 9 0 ) 6. : * 2 5 1 6 0 Mother Nature gives us! Create your very own
masterpiece using materials from trees, like twigs! Join $95 9 0 us at the Museum for a creative class and meet new Fairy Tales and Musicals $175 7 friends. 0 6 0 City of Kamloops Kamloops Museum) 6. : * 2 5 1 & Archives 2 5/ 06 : 55 : 4 6 .9 5/ 6 4 55 :2 50 6 6 6 6/ Jun 13 1:30-3:30 PM / 6 6 * 0 1 0 5 7
1 2 7 $ 6 20 6 Orongeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Girls Only Skate Clinic $20 Sat 239783
) 6. : 1 196 1 0 6 6 2 9 0 ' . 55 :0/ # / 0 6
0 1 9 2 0 60 0 0770/ 6 Aquanatal 4 0. / 2 0 .006 4 6 1 0 ,0 : 55 2057 55 4 55 50 05 Exercise during pregnancy can help you to prepare $95 9 0 50 0 7 0 0 0 0 6 050/ 1 20 6 9 69 .0 0
00
6 6 6/ 55 20 196 4 0. / 6
4 6 physically and psychologically for the demands of 0 6 0 7 9 205 0 4 0. / : 0 .
50 6 4 6/ 7 0
9/0 labour and childbirth. Join a certified instructor to ) 6. : * 2 5 1 6 0 6 9 6 55 20 196 "!%&!+* )! & ' Modern Contemporary Ballet +()- $75 experience safe and weightless exercise. By using the 0 natural buoyancy of the water, you will strengthen +2 7 1 20 / 6 0/ / 6 0 , 4 6 0 26 890 7 0 Orongeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Girls Only Skate Clinic $20 $95 9 0 6/ <0; . 5 your core and pelvic muscles without 6 0 : 55 : 4 6 20 .
0 6/ 06
0 < straining your ' . 55 :0/ # / 0 6
0 1 9 2 0 60 0 0770/ 6 joints and ligaments. Experience a beautiful feeling of $95 9 0 &
29 # 5 6/ 4 4 0. / 2 0 .006 4 6 1 0 ,0 : 55 2057 55 4 55 50 05 weightlessness while experience the benefits of aquatic 7 0
00
6 6 6/ 55 20 196 4 0. / 6
4 6 exercise. ) 6. : * 2 5 1 6 0 9 9 0 Westsyde Community Centre 9 205 0 4 0. / : 0 .
50 6 4 6/ 7 0
9/0 Fairy Tales and Musicals $175 $48 6 9 6 55 20 196 "!%&!+* )! & ' +()- 0 May 21-Jun 25 6:30-7:30 PM &
29 # 5 6/ 4 2 5/ 06 : 55 : 4 6 .9 5/ 6 4 55 :2 50 6 6 6 6/ / 6 6 * 0 1 0 5 7
1 2 7 $ 6 20 6 Thu $95 9 0 236225 ) 6. : 1 196 1 0 6 6 2 9 0
Youth Intro to Mountain Biking $75 Sunshine Kids $30 $95 9 0 Topics include bike &
29 # 5 6/ 4 set-up, body position, gear changes, 7 0 braking, basic skills, and trail etiquette. ) 6. : * 2 5 1 Students will 6 0 +2 966 0;70 06 0 6 59/0 6 6 7 6 6 75 6 0 6 bike on guided trail rides. The focus is on using basic 9 9 0 Orongeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Girls Only Skate Clinic $20 6/ 7 0 06/ 6 !63 :004 1 6 2 40 .9..50 : 0 75 6/ skills to ride green trails. ' . 55 :0/ # / 0 6
0 1 9 2 0 60 0 0770/ 6 0 6 6 4 1 9 7 6 Kenna Cartwright Park 4 0. / 2 0 .006 4 6 1 0 ,0 : 55 2057 55 4 55 50 05 &
29 # 5 6/ 4
Pacific Way/Rockcress 0
00
6 6 6/ 55 20 196 4 0. / 6
4 6 9 205 0 4 0. / : 0 .
50 6 4 6/ 7 0
9/0 $95 9 0 May 5-26 4:30-6:00 PM 6 9 6 55 20 196 "!%&!+* )! & ' +()- Tue 7 238388
Sunshine Kids " 5 ) 0 06
0 $30 $95 9 0 Adult Mountain Biking $85 0 #6
9 6 0550 970
0 95
This program introduces participants to&
29 # 5 6/ 4 mountain +2 966 0;70 06 0 6 59/0 6 6 7 6 6 75 6 0 6 biking. Topics include bike set-up, body position, 6/ 7 0 06/ 6 !63 :004 1 6 2 40 .9..50 : 0 75 6/ 9 9 0 $95 9 0 gear changes, braking, basic skills, and trail etiquette. 0 6 6 4 1 9 7 6 7 Students will practice on guided trail rides. The focus &
29 # 5 6/ 4 4 0: 06
0 is on using basic skills to ride green trails. This program $95 9 0 #6
9 %0 66 * 0 6 will also improve confidence off-road. Sunshine Kids $30 7 Kenna Cartwright Park - 0 " 5 ) 0 06
0 Pacific Way Rockcress Entrance +2 966 0;70 06 0 6 59/0 6 6 7 6 6 75 6 0 6 6/ 7 0 06/ 6 !63 :004 1 6 2 40 .9..50 : 0 75 6/ May 5-26 6:30-8:30 PM #6
9 6 0550 970
0 95
Tue
0 6 6 4 1 9 7 6
238389
$95 9 0 NEW! Supporting our $95 9 0 Aged Loved Ones In this 7 7 seminar you will learn how to support you aging loved one; topics " 5 ) 0 06
0 include changing family dynamics, levels of support, resources #6
9 6 0550 970
0 95
4 0: 06
0 and self-care. A Seniors#6
9 %0 66 * 0 6 Quick $95 9 0
+ 0 0 55 www.kamloops.ca/ezreg Guide resource will be provided. 7 May 6 240082 4 0: 06
0
#6
9 %0 66 * 0 6
+ 0 0 55 www.kamloops.ca/ezreg + 0 0 55 www.kamloops.ca/ezreg
er a NFL team can trust him to make good decisions and stay out of trouble as a highly paid pro. Smith and Licht have said repeatedly they are comfortable with the prospect of taking the 21-year-old, who was 11:59 AM accused of â&#x20AC;&#x201D; but never arrested or charged with â&#x20AC;&#x201D; sexually assaulting an FSU student in 2012. The Glazer family,
which owns the team, is also on record as being comfortable with the organizationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s vetting process. â&#x20AC;&#x153;As much as you can, you just spend as much time with them and you talk to as many people as you possibly can and get information,â&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Smith said. While scouts generally agree Winston, who played in a pro-style offence in college, has
the skill set to make the transition to playing in the NFL quicker than Mariota, others note the problems heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s had off the field that make him a bigger risk. Licht said while the background work performed on Winston was exhaustive and necessary, he didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t find the process unsettling. NFL Draft coverage begins tonight at 5 p.m. on TSN.
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
LOCAL TRAVEL
CUISINE CO-ORDINATOR: JESSICA WALLACE 778-471-7533 or email jessica@kamloopsthisweek.com
NOTES
CLIFF
National News A28
A21
TERESA CLINE SPECIAL TO KTW teresathetraveler.ca
I
f you are an avid hiker looking to challenge yourself, you may want to pack some water and a lunch and make your way to the top of the Enderby Cliffs for a breathtaking view of the Shuswap River. This 2,277-hectare park containing cliffs, volcanic rock and fossil sites is five kilometers northeast of Enderby. The protected area was established on April 18, 2001. The 1,200-metre-high and 500-metre-long cliffs were created as glaciers pushed south from Shuswap Lake, creating a path through the valley. There are three different viewpoints for climbers to choose from, as a sign points out at the Tplaqin trailhead. (Tplaquin is the Secwepemc word meaning “cliff” and used by the Splatsin First Nation to reference this geographical landmark.) One is at the two-kilometre marker, another at the threekilometre point and the final one at the summit, seven kilometres into the hike. Orange plates on some of the trees mark the kilometres on your way up. While it probably would have been easier on my legs to stop at the three-kilometre mark and head back down for a
respectable six-kilometre round-trip hike, that is not how I roll. Not summiting a mountain is for sissies. Yes, I humbly admit that thought pressed me to drag my friend, Michelle Holmes, to the very top of the seven-kilometre trail for a threehour ascent and two-hour descent and an evening of “my legs are so sore I can’t walk.” The trail zigzags at a reasonable incline, making it a steady hoof to the top — unlike the trail in 2010, when people had to use the ropes installed in certain sections to pull themselves up some of the tougher spots. The park has since modified the trail to make it a gentler trip to the top. There is not much to see on the way to the first two lookouts, save a few large boulders along the path, plenty of tall trees and no shortage of curious squirrels. The last leg of the hike from the second lookout to the top is definitely the most exhilarating. Parts of the trail follow close to the steep edges. A feeling of accomplishment swept over my body when I found the seven-kilometre marker on a tree near the top. Michelle and I took a well-earned selfie at the very top to use as bragging rights to our Facebook friends before starting the long descent. HOW TO GET THERE — From Kamloops, head to Vernon on Highway 97. Just before Vernon, take the turnoff to
Michelle Holmes (left) and Teresa Cline celebrate the summit of the Enderby Cliffs.
Armstrong, then to Enderby. Turn east (left) onto Mabel Lake Road. Continue for two kilometres down Mabel Lake Road and take a left turn onto Brash Allen Road, heading north. At 1.4 kilometres, Brash Allen Road forks. Stay right and continue down the unpaved road for 1.6 kilometres until you reach the parking lot. The trail starts at the road intersection and heads east up the gravel path. To discover other interesting day trips in the area, go online to teresathetraveler.ca.
Show Mom You love her with
100 in Gift Certificates, and receive a
$
$25 GC for yourself!* *Some conditions apply
250.374.2913 U 326 VICTORIA ST. C H E F D AV I D T O M B S RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED
OPEN DAILY FROM 5:00PM, MON-SAT
A22
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
BOOGIE THE BRIDGE PARTICIPANT
TIME
0''*$*"- 3"$& 3&46-54 t , t , t , BIB
TOP 3 ď&#x161;ş FEMALE 21 KM 1) Baird, Karley 1:34:29.5 2) ODine, Denica 1:40:37.7 3) Roberts, Meghan 1:41:17.2
3052 3101 3115
TOP 3 ď&#x161;ş FEMALE 5 KM 1) Mann, Michelle 2) Coombes, Kennedy 3) Nelson, Christine
21:19.6 22:00.7 22:15.5
683 696 1108
TOP 3 ď&#x161;ş FEMALE 10 KM 1) Rossworn, Jayne 41:29.3 2) Jeffrey, Chantel 41:35.3 3) Miller, Alesha 41:35.4
2615 2033 2361
TOP 3 ď&#x161;ş MALE 10 KM 1) Kiprop, Tony 2) Fennell, Kipp 3) Mann, Aaron
38:03.6 39:56.1 40:28.0
2707 2698 2360
TOP 3 ď&#x161;ş MALE 21 KM 1) Brewster, Rick 2) Ewert, Grant 3) Block, Richard
1:21:45.6 1:25:38.5 1:25:38.8
3054 3141 3061
18:02.3 19:04.4 20:04.7
886 1002 1382
TOP 3 ď&#x161;ş MALE 5 KM 1) Allen, Marcus 2) Friesen, Bruce 3) Takahashi, David
&%-!,% +Anderson, Christine Bachand, Linda Baird, Karley Bennewith, Cody Bettcher, Jaylene Body, Lisa Bowers, Capreece Bowser, Kimberley Bumstead, Brenda Burborough, Amanda Campbell, Courtney Carson, Sarah Charron, Kelly Clark, Carissa Connaty, Susan DeCicco, Linda Delany, Michelle Depenning, Geneva Desaulniers, Myanna Eddy, Tomena Egli, Madison Erikson, Carol Escobedo, Gaelyn Fenrich, Carmen Gramiak, Dallas Hall, Andrea Harvey, Shannie Holland, Fawn Hudson, Nancy Jensen, Lisa Kleindienst, Carmine Kyomasu, Pam Luscombe, Kristin Manninen, Jenni McIntyre, Deanna Mulder, Andrea Muncaster, Jill Nerland, Allison Nokleby, Kalea Norrie, Tanis ODine, Denica Oldham, Nahra Palmer, Cathy Pasmen, Sandra Potvin, Marie Prochotsky, Cassidy Rajaratnam, Daisy Rampone, Kym Reed, Melanie Richards, Shannon Rife, Deanne Robert-Mortimer, Nicole Roberts, Mureena Roberts, Meghan Roberts, Denise Ruddock, Kayla Sankey, Tracy Sarrasin, Sophia Saunders, Deanna Scharf, Margaret Schulz, Carman-Anne Scott, Leah Shewchuk, Lindsey Smith, Sindy Stewart, Alannah Thorne, Kacey Tokunaga, Akiko Tremblay, Lorraine
2:24:11.5 2:17:37.5 1:34:29.5 1:51:22.1 2:13:32.9 1:49:28.4 2:27:32.0 1:55:52.8 2:24:11.5 2:32:25.1 1:46:57.7 2:01:05.3 2:42:20.6 2:27:40.0 2:07:45.3 2:23:46.7 2:04:15.3 2:06:20.0 1:50:51.6 2:31:01.0 2:01:44.2 1:55:56.4 1:42:42.0 1:43:06.9 2:24:03.7 1:58:42.1 2:01:45.5 2:07:50.2 1:58:56.4 2:39:08.0 2:00:37.5 3:15:12.4 2:17:48.1 1:58:41.2 2:22:23.0 1:58:07.5 2:24:11.4 2:38:45.8 1:57:58.1 2:05:42.5 1:40:37.7 2:18:05.5 2:16:18.2 2:27:29.6 1:53:26.1 1:58:19.3 2:42:21.4 2:18:53.4 1:46:44.5 1:56:53.6 1:44:57.5 2:15:34.2 2:13:34.6 1:41:17.2 2:36:29.7 1:51:01.4 2:18:21.2 2:42:20.0 2:17:48.1 2:27:31.8 1:58:23.0 2:14:34.7 2:07:46.5 1:42:10.6 2:18:35.5 1:49:35.5 2:31:40.7 2:01:31.2
3039 3034 3052 3060 3006 3063 3026 3029 3037 3015 3142 3064 3066 3069 3070 3016 3148 3044 3072 3035 3053 3033 3073 3144 3009 3077 3078 3082 3023 3019 3089 3001 3092 3093 3094 3011 3017 3097 3099 3100 3101 3102 3103 3104 3150 3042 3108 3109 3007 3111 3025 3112 3116 3115 3113 3117 3118 3119 3120 3030 3147 3012 3122 3123 3124 3125 3004 3138
PARTICIPANT Tsuji, Rawya Tzingounakis, Anna Webber, Maureen West, Erin
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
2:23:45.9 1:55:57.6 2:05:36.4 2:00:57.6
3136 3021 3036 3139
Botha, Idelette Bower, Kirsten Bower, Maryanne Boyer, Megan Bozinovic, Mary Bradshaw, Joanne Bradshaw, Zoey Brandt, Jeanette Brookes, Bunni Brooks, Donna Brooks, Vanessa Brown, Chelsea Brown, Melissa Brown, Tracy Bruneau, Anne Bruno, Elise Buan, Tracey Burles, Faye Burrows, Andrea Cahoon, Brenda Cameron, Bonnie Campbell, Mary Lou Campbell, Taryn Candido, Sarah Card, Kiara Carlberg, Kait Carpenter, Lisa Carvalho, Margarida Cave, Catrina Caza, Tammy Chamberlain, Theresa Chan, Amanda Chavarie, Kitty Chou, Shannon Christian, Sheena Church, Shannon Clark, Angela Clark, Debbie Cleaveley, Leanne Conat, Michelle Copeman, Danika Cote, Louise Cottrell, Michelle Covington, Jessica Cowan, Connie Coxon, Anthea Creighton, Kori Crowle, Shannon Currie, Jasmine Currie, Karla Cyr Vitoratos, Martine Da Silva, Suzanne Dafoe, Lisa Daly, Amanda Daly, Jan Damini, Melissa Daneluk, Alexa Davis, Tammy Deneault, Margaret Denike, Terry Dennery, Jo-Ann Dennis, Mary Desrochers, Brenda Devries, Lil Diard, Catrina Diepdael, Anita Dillman, Claudia Dmyterko, Ann Doan, Laura Dobrovolny, Marianna Douglas, Erin Dubois, Rachelle Elke, Courtney Ellis, Jennifer Ens, Jessica Ewert, Desiree Farquharson, Bhreagh Fenton, Jackie Flannigan, Karly Flower, Georgina Forseille, Chantelle Fowles, Linda Frame, Jodi Friedel, Lorelee Friesen, Deborah Fuller, Marcy Fursova, Marina Galbraith, Joanne Gale, Colleen Galllon, Michelle Ganchar, Shelley Garrett-Petts, Nancy Georget, Shayleen Gervais, Heather Ginter, Gwen Glendinning, Brenda Glueck, Darcy Gobelle, Jasmine Godard, Jaime Goddard, Maggy Godin, Hayley
-!,% +Arih, John Bennett, Tyson Block, Richard Blunden, Geoff Bowers, Jonathan Brewster, Rick Butcher, Bruce Chadwick, Harry Chupa, Marshal Chymko, Daryl Coolahan, Ben Cooper, Andrew Dale-Johnson, Ryan Dallaire, Daniel Davis, Eric Delany, Colton Dombrosky, Kennth Erikson, Dan Ewert, Grant Gaisford, Jim Gorman, Jaeden Grigg, Geoff Halas, Steve Hay, Don HEER, ANDY Jones, Morgan Kamp, Corey Kane, Carman Karpiak, David Kennedy, Carl King, Robbie Kirkby, Trenton Kyomasu, Sam Matias, Tamyla McCreedy, Kaleb Moe, Tom Mohebbi, Hossein Murakami, Fumi Needham, Shawn Nerland, Marvin Peachey, Jon Perszon, Josef Perszon, Michael Pinneo, Kirk Pitt, Wade Pooli, Caudido Richards, Mac Roberts, Gregory Ryan, Mike Schubert, Ryan Sigvaldason, Corey Stainton, Dean Stone, Rick Wilkie, Darrell Wilkie, Jaron Williams, Adam
1:41:12.7 2:18:32.0 1:25:38.8 1:49:53.3 1:52:57.6 1:21:45.6 2:41:37.5 1:36:25.5 1:39:37.0 1:53:10.7 2:04:09.4 1:37:54.9 1:27:16.1 1:58:56.2 1:28:54.5 1:55:54.5 2:05:54.8 1:55:55.9 1:25:38.5 1:42:35.3 1:58:14.0 1:45:50.2 1:36:03.9 1:49:50.9 1:52:27.0 2:01:05.4 1:33:55.2 1:47:41.1 1:39:58.0 1:38:21.9 1:30:17.9 1:57:57.9 3:15:12.2 2:05:43.6 2:06:19.4 2:00:35.8 1:57:08.5 2:31:41.3 1:45:04.7 2:38:45.8 1:35:20.3 1:35:38.2 1:41:47.3 1:51:00.6 1:57:21.3 2:04:10.0 1:55:08.6 2:13:35.3 2:30:42.0 1:51:31.1 2:13:10.6 1:47:11.3 1:49:50.6 2:00:24.7 2:15:37.1 2:13:31.4
&%-!,% +Abano, Dlyn Abano, Mae Abano, Maria Abbott, Karen Adam, Christine Alonzo, Barb Alston, Leonie Anderson, Leianne Arko, Melissa Arko, Sherry Asselstine, Helen Asselstine, Paige Atkins, Carole Atkinson, Laura Atkinson, Lisa Aujla, Raj Baird, Lindy Baird, Sharon Balez, Krysten Balogh, Lorraine Barnard, Stefanie Barnes, Brandy Barquest, Cari Bartlett, Lyndsay Bassett, Heidi Bauer, Tora Belland, Natalie Belland, Rebecca Bepple, Alison Bergen, Donna Bergen, Megan Bestward, Kelly Biscaro, Debbie Blair, Sandra Borden, Holly
1:37:36.1 1:37:17.2 1:42:01.8 1:11:17.1 1:03:17.1 1:40:05.2 1:03:29.1 1:52:12.4 56:13.6 1:40:04.8 58:38.6 58:38.7 1:15:24.1 59:33.3 1:10:36.9 58:31.9 1:01:15.0 56:17.4 1:14:40.2 1:22:07.8 1:10:37.0 56:53.3 46:00.2 1:04:44.5 1:02:49.4 54:47.0 54:09.8 1:03:21.6 1:22:28.9 57:53.1 56:19.6 59:48.8 1:05:25.7 1:46:13.0 1:00:11.1
16 51 3 25 29 1 55 11 14 30 42 12 4 38 5 3075 45 33 2 18 3059 20 10 24 28 41 7 22 15 13 6 36 56 44 46 40 34 53 19 54 8 9 3057 26 35 43 31 49 52 27 47 21 23 39 50 48
376 375 383 269 184 379 186 419 74 378 105 106 295 116 259 103 141 75 291 312 260 83 9 207 172 60 54 185 321 97 76 117 214 401 124
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
1:07:47.1 1:11:17.5 1:11:17.4 1:36:58.7 1:45:55.2 1:35:18.6 1:33:30.7 1:17:18.8 1:04:28.1 1:05:32.4 59:52.2 1:00:42.7 1:04:27.7 56:35.7 1:28:11.7 1:18:51.9 1:02:09.5 1:07:19.2 51:15.4 1:43:43.7 1:05:36.7 1:33:43.2 1:46:16.3 1:04:27.2 51:34.5 51:53.3 1:10:32.4 1:10:17.7 55:51.6 2:04:13.4 1:02:11.1 57:18.9 1:22:12.6 1:23:15.6 1:09:54.7 56:21.2 1:05:31.9 1:17:32.0 1:11:39.5 1:01:21.4 1:22:09.5 1:30:38.7 1:11:10.0 1:05:09.4 1:04:51.8 54:29.6 1:04:03.4 1:34:12.9 1:23:54.5 1:00:49.6 48:18.8 1:01:21.3 1:10:59.4 1:08:18.1 1:10:51.6 57:52.2 46:31.4 1:10:35.2 1:43:18.4 54:07.5 1:14:15.7 1:26:45.5 1:34:07.1 52:20.1 55:14.6 58:48.1 2:04:36.9 1:09:32.1 1:02:40.8 1:00:32.3 57:31.6 1:10:12.6 1:03:10.8 1:48:38.3 1:04:01.7 2:03:51.3 53:56.6 1:43:30.6 1:00:43.6 1:16:00.1 52:51.5 1:03:52.8 1:00:57.2 1:17:11.3 1:15:16.0 1:04:02.5 1:00:39.1 1:34:20.3 1:44:03.4 1:22:24.3 1:06:08.6 1:36:05.3 1:04:28.6 50:26.9 1:18:20.3 1:13:13.7 53:41.6 1:41:23.2 1:11:38.8 1:45:59.7 53:52.4
232 271 270 374 398 366 358 304 200 218 118 131 199 82 334 309 159 230 27 390 219 361 403 198 30 33 257 252 67 434 160 88 316 322 250 77 217 305 274 147 313 347 266 211 209 58 194 363 323 134 15 145 265 234 263 96 10 258 386 53 287 329 362 36 65 109 435 245 168 127 92 251 181 409 192 433 50 388 132 298 37 189 136 303 292 193 128 365 393 320 225 372 201 23 307 280 46 382 273 399 48
Gordon, Carly Gostelow, Tara Graden, Cara Graham, Donna Griffin, Steffanie Guise, Briana Gustafson, Faith Hagarty, Sue Hallstrom, Kendra Hamel, Carla Hamling, Donette Hamonic, Remi Hanaghan, Carla Hankins, Kayleigh Hansen, Corrie Hansen, Kayleigh Hansen, Patricia Harms, Linda Harris, Carmen Harris, Darcy Harrison, Marlene Harrison, Mary-Beth Hartling, Alicia Hay, Ashly Hay, Heidi Heath, Wendy Henderson, Brianna Henderson, Rosemary Henderson, Sandra Hewton, Madilyn Hewton, Neyda Heys, Shauna Hooper, Annette Hopkins, Erin Hopkins, Marina Howay, Kym Hryniuk, Sharon Hubensky, Leah Huseby, Jennifer Hushkowski, Erika Irwin, Makenzi James, Sheila Jeffrey, Chantel Jennings, Joan Jensen, Brittany Jensen, Tasha Jenson, Tania Jezewsky, Tammy Jimmie, Mandy Joe, Erica Joe, Gail Johnson, Charity Johnston, Lisa Johnston, Trudy Jones, Toni Jongbloets, Tessa Kabatoff, Carolyne Karpiak, Casandra Keating, Marilyn Keith, Melanie Kemp, Terri Kennedy, Deb Kennedy, Joan Kernaghan, Janice Kinloch, Claire Kirk, Angie Kirkwood, Allison Klassen, Julie Klassen, Kamryn Knudskov, Kristen Kohlman, Karen Kotani, Hana Krug, Vanessa Kuzemchuk, Danya Kuzemchuk, Kathryn La Croix, Kristi Laidlaw, Jude Lake, Lisa Lamontagne, Michele Leach, Sheila Leary, Tammy Lee, Brianna Leganchuk, Heather Lemke, Susan Lempriere, Shelly Leonard, Callie Lieuwen, Megan Light, Maureen Little, Juanita Locken, Candace Lockwood, Patsy Lucier, Lori Luehmann, Katie Lund, Sandy Lundgren, Laurie Lysons, Bobbi Maas, Tanya MacDonald, Heidi Macdonald, Regan MacKenzie, Brandy MacLeod, Melanie
TRY ALL-STAR CHEERLEADING
FOR FREE!
Saturday May 30th
Saturday Aug 29th
12:00pm-1:00pm (ages 3-7) 1:00pm-2:00pm (ages 8-12)
10:00am-11:00am (ages 3-7) 11:00am-12:00pm (ages 8-12)
TIME
BIB
1:03:05.2 1:03:03.7 1:45:15.9 1:43:52.1 1:01:53.7 1:08:48.1 53:34.9 1:14:10.4 55:02.6 1:26:50.4 50:07.6 1:24:20.5 54:59.7 1:08:51.7 57:46.8 1:17:59.4 1:14:36.2 1:08:48.6 45:02.5 53:38.2 58:19.5 1:04:35.9 1:15:16.5 54:06.3 1:10:19.9 1:33:36.8 1:57:51.8 1:33:18.8 1:57:50.2 1:28:41.9 1:28:51.0 1:31:20.9 1:01:46.4 59:18.6 1:10:19.5 1:47:40.2 1:02:53.2 1:12:39.3 1:02:40.8 1:04:05.0 1:04:31.3 2:01:46.2 41:35.3 1:15:25.3 1:28:35.5 57:20.9 53:57.2 55:03.5 1:58:49.1 57:13.0 1:02:15.6 1:47:51.7 57:03.4 1:02:26.1 1:07:19.6 1:00:00.9 1:36:57.6 58:47.4 1:07:08.0 53:07.2 1:02:20.8 58:58.2 1:28:36.3 1:03:31.4 51:04.3 1:28:38.6 48:55.9 58:09.1 1:01:50.5 59:54.6 1:03:11.3 1:01:17.0 1:16:35.7 47:02.9 51:48.4 1:54:01.1 1:35:51.8 1:17:06.1 1:54:02.7 1:15:16.0 1:56:23.6 48:20.7 1:14:15.5 1:52:01.0 1:28:24.7 1:00:40.4 53:55.2 1:52:02.8 1:05:57.2 1:10:58.4 1:31:21.9 1:21:27.4 57:56.5 1:48:23.4 1:24:39.3 2:04:38.2 1:03:15.5 1:14:20.5 1:16:18.0 1:09:52.3 46:37.6
177 176 395 392 155 236 42 285 63 330 21 324 62 238 95 306 290 237 2321 45 100 205 294 52 254 359 428 356 427 341 343 349 152 113 253 404 174 278 168 195 203 431 2033 296 336 90 51 64 429 86 162 406 84 165 231 122 373 107 229 40 163 110 337 187 26 338 17 99 153 119 182 143 301 12 31 421 368 302 423 292 425 16 286 417 335 130 49 418 222 264 350 311 98 407 325 436 183 288 300 248 11
BE A PART OF OUR PASSION. 250.851.4466 freezeathletics@gmail.com
FREEZEATHLETICS.COM
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
BOOGIE THE BRIDGE PARTICIPANT MacMain, Lisa Madill, Lorie Mahara, Star Markel, Raegan Marr, Daidri Masse, Christina Mathes, Shelley Matthew, Nicole Matthews, Joanne Matusiak, Lori Dawn McCune, Ashley McCurdy, Maureen McDonagh, Tamsin Mcdonell, Kristie McFarlane, Miriam McGann, Kaila McInally, Jodi McIntyre, Heather Mcrae, Angie Mercier, Margo Meyers, Michele Michalovsky, Kalene Michel, Denise Michel, Sarah Michel, Talia Mickelson, Christie Miller, Alesha Miller, Christa Miller-Watt, Gwen Minten, Sheila Miskulin, Tammy Molyneux, Heather Moon, Jessica Moreira, Margaret Morlock, Jackie Morrison, Marsha Mowbray, Sally Mullin, Colleen Murray, Maureen Murray, Robyn Narayan, La Nelson, Janna Nelson, Megan Newman, Tami Nguyen, Lien Nichol, Charlene Nickle, Lisa Nikkel, Christy Noordam, Danielle Norton-Smith, Jocelyn Nunn, Rea Oatway, Islay Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor, Denise Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor, Sarah Ogita, Chie Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Grady, Shelley Oldham, Breyanna Oldham, Marissa Oliver, Emily Oliver, Gillian Olson, Shelly Ony, Christine Owen, Jeannie Painter, Lori Parsons, Kate Patterson, Jessica Patterson, Julie Paulhus, Melissa Pawliuk, Amy Peachey, Jodie Pecuszok, Christina Peinhaupt, Caitlin Perozak, Jennifer Perrett, Andrea Peters, Alana Peters, Sue Phillips, Melissa Piggin, Jamie Pilbeam, Danielle Piller, Pauline Piwowar, Cindy Ponto, Jacquie Pooli, L. Susan Porter, Lanaray Posteraro, Lindsay Powder, Dalla Pritchard, Janet Procknow, Jillian Provencher, Megan Purjue, Jessica Purvis, Corey JILL Rahn, Gerri Randell, Brenda Ratuski, Madeline Reeves, Jeanne Reusse, Samantha Richards, Angela Rink, Shannon Rivers, Rhonda Roberts, Joan Robertson, Karla
A23
0''*$*"- 3"$& 3&46-54 t , t , t ,
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
1:46:15.4 1:05:29.9 1:49:58.8 1:16:02.0 1:22:23.8 1:03:56.8 1:09:02.9 1:01:14.2 1:52:15.0 1:45:22.0 1:11:13.8 51:28.4 1:22:11.5 1:00:04.1 1:03:08.0 56:08.4 56:00.9 1:04:35.6 55:19.1 1:04:09.3 1:10:49.6 1:19:58.9 1:51:17.2 1:31:40.5 1:27:54.7 1:09:45.0 41:35.4 45:17.7 1:01:00.2 1:02:41.2 56:10.7 1:03:06.7 43:30.0 1:43:03.5 1:08:31.0 1:30:34.1 1:06:21.1 47:10.7 1:33:42.7 1:05:47.6 49:27.0 52:52.5 1:12:24.8 1:01:21.3 57:17.8 1:02:52.3 58:26.2 1:35:50.8 56:10.2 50:41.8 54:12.1 1:51:11.5 1:33:18.8 1:28:47.9 1:03:09.3 1:48:38.2 1:31:00.5 1:51:12.4 59:26.4 1:00:50.8 1:02:20.8 51:52.5 1:51:40.9 1:09:28.0 1:01:53.9 1:01:23.8 1:01:23.4 2:01:42.3 1:01:56.6 50:30.1 1:05:47.6 1:28:39.6 56:30.2 59:18.2 1:04:49.6 1:43:48.7 55:53.0 1:04:28.7 1:03:03.2 57:40.4 53:05.7 1:54:02.2 1:05:27.3 1:05:58.4 51:23.2 1:43:23.6 1:41:12.4 1:13:23.2 1:13:16.3 1:57:49.4 1:44:13.0 56:28.3 1:02:32.2 1:01:33.6 1:03:54.8 58:59.3 1:31:35.6 58:35.1 1:05:08.8 1:22:16.4 53:37.8
402 216 411 299 319 191 240 140 420 396 268 29 315 123 179 71 69 204 66 197 262 310 414 354 332 246 3 8 137 170 73 178 4 384 235 346 226 13 360 220 19 38 277 145 87 173 102 367 72 25 56 412 356 342 180 408 348 413 115 135 163 32 415 244 156 149 148 430 157 24 220 339 80 112 208 391 68 202 175 94 39 422 215 223 28 387 380 283 281 426 394 78 166 150 190 111 353 104 210 318 43
Rosch, Tammy Rossworn, Jayne Rubner, Alexandra Rubner, Carol Anne Russell Martin, Maria Rutherford, Kim Ryan, Nadine Ryeo, Melissa Saldivar, Richelle Sarver, Jocelyn Sauer, Courtney Sauer, Kaylee Schofield, Hayley Schooling, Julie Schuler, Nancy Schultz, Laurie Schwarz, Tricia Sdoutz, Rachael Sevigny, Debbie Sharon, Margaret Shaw, Mallory Shutiak, Bev Simpson, Beverly Simpson, Rolynda Sinclair, Sabrina Skakun, Lynette Sloat, Debra Smith, Kellen Smith, Lucy Smyth, Courtney Sparks, Jillian Spencer, jesse (Jasbir) Spooner, Moira Stainton, Rhonda Stanley, Kim Starrs, Jill Statsmann, Alisha Stefanek, Hayley Stimson, Dana Stinson, Hollie Stone, Terry-Lynn Strutz, Mya Sukigara, Miyuki Summers, Ashley Surina, Crystal Swank, Carol Tansey, Carmen Tattam, Nicole Tetreau, Laura Thiessen, Lesley Thomas, Lorraine Thomson, Leslie Thomson, Linda Thorne, Lexi Titley, Marianne Toodlican, Molly Torres, Gwen Trill, Vicky Tucker, Amy Umphress, Megan Ungrin, Clarice Van Tassel, Anita Vermey, Nicole Vicars, Angela Vollrath, Paula Vukusic, Tamara Waddington, Tracy Wade, Julie Wagner, Tanis Walker, Shawna Wallace, Jessica Wallace, Teresa Wallin, June Wallin, Suanne Wanner, Judy Warr, Erynn Waterfall, Linda Watson, Jaymie Watson, Michelle Watson, Morgan Watts, Annemarie Webb, Diane Weber, Christina White, Andrea Whittet, Jackie Wiens, Bonita Wilbur, Jennifer Williams, Dalana Wilsher, Ruth Windley, Kelly Woodworth, Kristine Yoshida, Mao Young, Jenessa Yow, Charlene Yurkowski, Shirley Zaik, Emily Zielinski, Jillian Zwarich, Carmen
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
1:45:53.6 41:29.3 56:30.9 1:33:13.6 1:08:59.9 1:12:59.5 1:09:23.0 44:35.0 1:10:41.5 1:43:42.7 52:14.2 52:13.8 1:00:44.3 1:30:26.4 1:13:39.5 48:05.1 1:01:06.9 1:01:43.2 1:09:06.5 58:26.0 1:01:51.0 1:49:04.3 1:28:51.0 58:47.4 54:10.8 1:22:13.2 1:31:31.2 49:33.4 1:12:13.8 1:11:10.2 1:11:23.0 54:58.1 1:10:20.1 1:01:14.0 1:08:08.1 54:42.1 54:15.3 1:12:11.2 53:43.8 1:06:00.3 1:46:12.1 1:41:22.7 56:01.8 1:01:16.6 1:24:43.5 1:05:25.6 1:02:38.3 57:05.8 1:34:12.9 1:02:14.7 59:22.4 50:26.0 1:15:42.1 57:18.9 1:03:50.6 1:52:00.4 1:47:41.0 1:06:24.1 1:09:02.9 1:14:25.4 1:54:08.6 1:05:23.7 45:12.3 57:29.1 1:39:25.3 59:59.6 59:59.3 1:13:16.4 57:35.2 1:10:20.2 1:00:11.3 1:00:11.1 1:35:54.5 1:35:56.9 1:28:10.4 49:26.5 1:04:43.8 1:01:57.7 1:36:05.0 1:28:41.0 1:22:09.7 1:18:40.7 1:00:40.1 1:04:06.0 1:06:27.5 53:26.4 1:31:35.0 1:09:45.2 2:02:12.8 56:29.2 1:43:03.7 1:09:52.9 1:26:11.4 53:37.8 1:26:24.4 1:02:46.5 1:01:20.5 1:27:01.9
397 1 81 355 239 279 243 5 261 389 35 2622 133 345 284 14 138 151 242 101 154 410 343 107 55 317 351 20 276 267 272 61 255 139 233 59 57 275 47 224 400 381 70 142 326 213 167 85 363 161 114 22 297 88 188 416 405 227 240 289 424 212 7 91 377 121 120 282 93 256 126 124 369 370 333 18 206 158 371 340 314 308 129 196 228 41 352 247 432 79 385 249 327 43 328 171 144 331
Abano, Sammy Adams, Rob Adamson, Samuel AuBuchon, Courtney Babcock, Jason Barnard, Cornel Bartle, Mark Bartlett, Fred Bartlett, Jeff Bauman, Ryan Bealle, Kerby Bennett, Bradley Bergen, Nolan Bielby, Mike Bilanchuk, Andrew Birch, Kevin Black, Ian Bock, Ryan Bosch, Jeremy Brookes, Adrian Brooks, Robert Broz, Erich Bruno, Charlie Calderoni, Evan Campbell, Chris Carlberg, Sam Carr, Chris Cartwright, Justin Carvalho, Dimas Cavaliere, Vincenzo Cavers, Donovan Chung, Hao-lun Clark, Timothy Connelly-Reed, Alex Corbet, Brad Craft, Kevin Currie, Daniel Dafoe, Gordon Dagg, Barry Danyluk, Ted Dauk, Nathan Dean, Scott Dekock, Hancke Dempsey, Paul Deneef, Rick Desmarais, Vincent Desrochers, Ben Desrochers, Gerry Devries, Justin Dewhirst, David Dick, Brian Dobrovolny, Dan Dobson, Robert Donas, Daniel Donas, Jonathan Dulay, Sunny Dumoulin, Eric Eiter, Rudi Elke, Wayne Erickson, Don Farrow, Glen Faulkner, Jim Fennell, Kipp Filek, Ryan Findrik, James Flanagan, Neville Forseille, Lorne Forsyth, Bree Foster, Chris Fridriksson, Pietur Garner, Rick Gehring, Seth Gerstmar, Martin Giesebrecht, Logan Gobelle, Rod Grund, Jason Gumby, Mr. Guzzo, Al Hammond, Ian Hanson, Henry Hays, Michael Heinemann, Darin Heinrich, Ralph Henderson, Kevin Herlein, Travis Hine, Justin Hirschmiller, Jordan Holcomb, Vince Hooper, Cory Howard, Greg Humphrey, Gordon Imoberdorf, Gustavo Inkster, Travis Jardine, Beau Jensen, Cory Jensen, Rob Jezewsky, Derek Jezewsky, Monte Joel, Desaulniers Kamata, Justin Kawai, Yuji
-!,% +-
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
1:42:01.5 53:14.1 55:32.7 55:45.9 51:19.5 1:06:31.5 47:46.3 59:12.4 1:04:44.3 44:09.8 54:09.0 55:58.2 55:34.4 1:19:58.7 47:05.3 1:18:00.0 53:43.4 1:51:56.7 1:00:10.3 1:03:10.3 53:08.4 54:50.6 49:42.4 53:12.1 50:17.5 51:52.7 46:23.2 57:03.1 1:10:16.8 53:11.8 43:42.2 1:09:07.0 1:00:12.7 52:38.2 51:21.8 1:09:57.1 56:37.6 1:02:24.4 53:35.1 51:03.5 54:20.7 1:00:44.0 1:07:51.9 50:38.2 49:30.1 1:01:11.2 1:01:06.8 1:05:33.3 40:59.1 1:10:19.9 1:21:46.9 56:59.4 53:02.3 53:58.3 48:44.1 45:08.2 40:48.4 50:54.0 57:53.4 1:39:30.3 55:53.4 43:43.8 39:56.1 55:02.7 1:09:52.7 57:15.3 1:02:24.2 50:47.2 55:12.4 57:47.4 50:30.7 53:01.0 1:50:01.2 46:15.8 1:28:49.0 1:25:38.0 50:46.6 1:00:40.4 1:24:01.0 2:04:11.3 49:19.2 57:14.4 53:32.6 1:33:18.2 53:11.1 52:50.9 1:28:09.9 53:15.3 1:01:55.4 58:27.0 41:15.0 43:34.2 1:00:01.7 1:20:00.2 57:23.4 1:02:08.2 48:16.5 48:45.9 46:48.3 53:57.7 58:19.4
213 69 94 96 51 173 24 126 164 11 85 98 95 194 22 192 77 220 139 160 65 89 37 68 41 54 19 103 186 67 9 180 140 59 53 185 101 155 75 49 88 143 175 44 35 147 145 167 2459 187 196 102 64 80 2465 13 4 48 113 210 97 10 2 91 183 107 154 47 93 111 43 63 217 18 204 200 46 141 198 225 32 106 73 205 66 60 202 70 151 120 6 8 136 195 108 152 27 29 21 79 116
Kennedy, Arthur Khanna, Neeraj Kinloch, Mike Kinloch, Sam Kiprop, Tony Kitamura, Kevin Klassen, Matthew Kneeshaw, David Koleszar, David Koopmans, Robert LaBar, Jon Lacroix, Wayne Landahl, Mike Lapierre, DJ Leary, Noah Lefebvre, Matthew Leung, Keith Lincoln, D Long, Alan Louvros, Nathan Lovely, Ben Low, Kelly Maciak, Rob Mann, Aaron Mariona, Joaquin Marsh, Adam McFarlane, Ryan McIntyre, Craig McIntyre, Dustin McKague, Merv McKenzie, Braden Mckinnon, James McLean, Daniel McRae, Tim Meyer, Michael Minten, Shaun Mitchell, Ryan Moritz, Koetter Mutrie, Peter Needham, Kevin Neigel, Dustin Neigel, Jerry Neil, Adam Oatway, Dwight Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien, Shawn Oetter, David Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Grady, Dave Oh, Dustin Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Hara, Chris Oldham, Mark Oliver, Simon Olstad, Dean Owen, Craig Palazzo, Chase Parker, Guy Patterson, Devin Pecor, William Pellerin, Luc Perry, Dan Peterson, Jason Pickering, Kass Pilbeam, Bryan Pitre, Micah Poliquin, Jim Pritchard, Dave Pudar, Marco Purvis, Ken Rampone, Claude Ratuski, Ed Reed, James Norman Retzer, David Ross, Paul Ruzic, Daniel Sallis, Shirley Sam, Eric Patrick Sauer, Corey Sauer, Kevin Saunders, Wilber Scordo, Frank Scorgie, Ryan Scott, Keith Sebastian, Stephen Sharp, Dave Shirk, Wayne Sidow, Michael Siegrist, Gary Simpson, Michael Singh, Arjun Smeaton, Justin Smith, Kyle Smith, Peter Somogyi, Matthew Spence, Jeromy Spendelow, Hunter Stanley, Jamie Stimson, Joel Stodola, Julian Stoltze, David Strate, Nick Talon, Robbie Therrien, Patrick
BNMPPQT
DB L XX CJLFUPXPSL 3FHJTUFS '3&& X
3JEF FWFSZEBZ PS POF EBZ POF XBZ
TIME
BIB
1:28:38.8 55:10.4 46:15.4 49:39.1 38:03.6 53:32.7 48:52.6 1:01:08.4 58:21.5 58:18.1 49:48.2 58:29.9 43:10.7 1:00:05.5 1:56:23.9 50:14.9 1:10:30.7 1:04:01.8 57:13.8 54:15.8 59:52.2 57:49.4 44:17.9 40:28.0 1:00:02.4 50:05.3 1:07:51.6 48:04.4 57:55.4 59:31.7 50:39.1 55:58.3 58:51.8 1:56:18.4 59:38.6 58:33.5 51:21.1 54:09.1 1:07:59.3 58:23.8 1:09:31.0 1:17:59.8 48:05.4 1:51:10.2 1:02:27.0 58:25.5 1:48:31.1 50:18.7 52:55.4 1:45:19.5 58:27.0 47:22.4 1:51:41.1 46:07.4 1:08:23.3 1:01:23.5 1:35:17.5 1:03:40.8 59:23.5 51:54.8 1:01:51.2 1:03:03.1 1:02:18.4 49:23.9 1:41:13.3 51:16.1 1:44:12.0 1:19:18.2 1:17:25.3 1:09:28.0 45:21.4 54:05.9 49:09.1 1:16:06.5 57:43.0 52:19.6 52:20.8 1:28:09.7 1:05:14.7 1:02:43.5 52:33.3 1:06:06.7 58:53.7 53:18.9 45:39.9 56:22.6 1:02:26.6 1:24:38.1 52:51.3 46:41.0 1:01:01.9 1:34:06.0 57:29.3 1:01:11.7 1:08:08.2 53:44.1 1:37:50.8 57:10.9 59:44.7 59:37.9 54:01.0
203 92 17 36 1 74 30 146 117 115 38 122 7 138 223 40 188 162 105 87 132 112 12 2360 137 39 174 25 114 128 45 99 124 222 130 123 52 86 176 118 182 191 26 218 157 119 216 42 62 215 120 23 219 16 178 149 207 161 127 55 150 159 153 34 212 50 214 193 190 181 14 84 31 189 110 56 57 201 166 158 58 169 125 71 15 100 156 199 61 20 144 206 109 148 177 78 208 104 131 129 83
A24
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
BOOGIE THE BRIDGE PARTICIPANT Thompson, Jake Torres, Luis Trawin-Heinrich, Cole Trill, Alf Tsigaris, Peter Tumanov, Artur Ungrin, Ed Van Heerden, Johan Vollrath, Wayne Vukusic, Adam Vukusic, Finn Waddington, Guy Watson, Kent Watt, Trevor Weissbock, Nathan Whittet, Dave Wiens, Gordon Wittal, Doug Wnuk, Ed Woodlock, Terrence Yaegashi, Hiro Yaghmaei, Hassan Zirnhelt, Bart
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
1:09:56.3 1:05:51.7 49:23.4 1:06:22.0 1:04:38.8 2:04:09.9 1:54:03.7 1:06:27.4 1:39:24.9 59:55.7 59:57.1 1:00:01.3 1:04:58.8 1:08:33.5 53:38.4 1:06:25.8 53:26.6 1:39:36.7 53:59.9 1:22:24.9 54:51.6 1:00:41.2 54:00.6
184 168 33 170 163 224 221 172 209 133 134 135 165 179 76 171 72 211 81 197 90 142 82
Bogetti-Smith, Summer Bohn, Judy Bohn, Megan Boice, Mekenna Boivin, Cynthia Bornais, Christina Bossert, Kelley Bourgeois, Georgia Bourgeois, Meaghan Bouwmeester, Kim Bowden, Kylie Bowden, Tammie Bowles, Anna Bowles, Tammi Bowles, Taylor Boynton, Brenda Boynton, Maureen Boynton, Meredith Bradley, Becky Brandon, Vickie Brasier, Natalie Brennan, Patti Brewster, Josephine Brise, Sarah Brown, Erin Brown, Jenaya Brown, Tara Brulotte, Kaylyn Brulotte, Reanna Bruno, Leian Bruzzese, Wendy Bryant, Mikayla Bryant, Teara Bubar, Susan Bukkos, Crystal Bukkos, Rhiannon Bukkos, Zoey Burkatsky, Trina Busenius, Angela Butler, Nicole Byrne, Erika Cadwaladr, Amelia Cahill, Keely Cain, Brenda Cain, Shannon Cameron, Heather Campbell, Amber Campbell, Andrea Campbell, Christy Campbell, Danna Campbell, Ila Campbell, Michelle Cantin, Sandra Caputo, Tamara Carbrey, Christina CAREY, JESSICA Carlyle, Melanie Carmichael, Joanna Carmichael, Monique Carnovale, Amanda Carr, Carol Carr, Cherrie Carr, Stephanie Carr-Humphries, Mason Carter, Denise Casorso, Jennifer Cassidy, Jenny Cattermole, Diana Cavaliere, Katrina Cavaliere, Madyson Chambers, Ashlee Chapman, Shonette Chapman, Tamaira Char, Rebekah Charlie, Cadence Chenuz, Selina Chernivchan, Wendy Chesley, Joyce Chesley-Steves, Shaelyn Chevalier, Catherine Chevalier, StĂŠphanie Chmilar, Natalie Chouinor, Kathleen Chretien, Cindy Christiansen, Kim Clark, Jamie Clark, Robin Clark, Victoria Colerangle, Jacinta Collinge, Tanis Connolly, Alesha Connolly, Claire Coombes, Kennedy Cooper, Cassidy Cooper, Jennifer Cooper, Kathy Copeland, Lindsay Cornborough, Dayna Cornborough, Justine Corrigan, Brandi Corsi, Carolyn
&%-!,% +Aaltonen, Karla Abalo, Diana Abercrombie, Katherine Aichholz, Jennifer Alam, Amira Aldred, Emily Allen, Jillian Anderson, Amaiya Anderson, Claire Anderson, Julie Anderson, Leigha Anderson, Tammy Andrew, Isabelle Andrew, Kalina Andrew, Marcia Andrew, Morgan Andrew, Samantha Andrews, Grayce Antoine, Betty Antoine, Mary Antoine, Roni Antoine, Vanessa Archambault, Bev Ardell, Pearl Arduini, Corissa Arkinstall, Melissa Arnouse, Tanya Ashman, Allison Aynsley, Brenda Babcock, Ella Babcock, Kim Baird, Dominique Baker, Karen Baker, Kathryn Baker, Nancy Baltakis, Gillian Balzer, Stacey Banford, Lynn Bargery, Brooke Barley, Jane BarriereHouse, Cindy BarriereHouse, Karen BarriereHouse, Terry Barringer, Linda Barton, Anise Baughan, Hannah Baughan, Sarah Beach, Annelise Bealle, Hailey Bealle, Lindsay Bechelli, Trina Beeds, Cherie Bekkering, Alanna Bell, Corinn Bell, Susan Belland, Colleen Benson, Donna Bepple, Teresa Bergen, Zailie Bergstrom, Linn Bernard, Ariel Bibeau, Kate Bickerton, Katie Biffert, Abigail Bilkhu, Melissa Birkenhead, Naomi Blackstock, Sheila Blackwell, Cheryl Blaine, Chelsea Blakely, Tracy Block, Grace Block, Jennifer Blue, Danielle Blueschke, Alexis Boake, Mary Anne
0''*$*"- 3"$& 3&46-54 t , t , t ,
33:00.1 53:22.9 45:15.2 29:17.0 36:50.7 38:35.5 49:27.0 55:57.4 31:05.4 30:21.9 55:59.5 26:32.8 50:38.3 36:12.3 51:11.4 50:40.0 50:37.5 59:51.6 59:26.0 59:19.8 44:04.7 53:29.2 56:48.7 37:07.9 31:02.1 43:05.1 46:08.2 34:23.9 44:34.0 45:49.8 46:04.8 1:01:39.9 32:19.8 45:38.3 58:01.9 31:23.4 57:33.5 54:19.8 42:27.5 53:54.3 45:26.6 1:03:16.3 37:23.2 35:49.2 26:35.2 35:12.8 28:11.0 28:29.6 46:13.1 46:13.6 31:06.2 38:58.8 24:37.8 28:43.5 51:17.5 33:03.1 1:00:11.3 46:32.4 30:12.8 32:02.4 1:03:27.8 28:44.5 26:48.9 1:08:10.7 53:07.9 36:41.5 43:01.1 39:14.1 51:31.5 55:18.4 1:00:24.2 1:00:46.3 30:44.1 58:13.8 58:10.7
159 654 468 66 288 335 571 713 115 89 715 25 595 258 608 597 593 803 789 786 440 658 727 299 114 425 495 202 450 485 493 835 148 481 764 130 757 681 414 672 476 850 307 250 26 237 42 44 496 497 118 341 12 48 612 161 812 503 86 142 851 52 27 865 646 286 424 345 618 707 814 819 103 771 769
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
36:33.2 58:34.6 58:38.9 38:07.3 42:46.3 48:36.3 30:30.4 47:46.4 28:42.5 41:17.3 36:58.9 37:05.8 37:45.5 29:36.7 29:37.0 56:51.8 56:51.7 56:51.3 49:45.0 44:46.8 42:13.4 29:10.7 27:50.0 35:02.1 1:01:16.6 42:16.8 33:11.8 52:08.6 52:08.2 1:04:34.7 41:15.1 36:52.4 36:55.6 44:31.5 43:16.4 43:15.8 43:17.6 37:28.9 33:24.9 53:37.1 35:04.1 34:23.9 37:35.2 56:10.0 29:26.1 34:21.1 45:22.0 34:42.9 47:58.9 59:35.1 59:35.7 51:29.5 41:25.6 42:26.8 57:26.6 26:52.7 1:00:10.0 47:20.7 30:53.1 30:57.0 57:02.2 33:08.3 31:07.0 33:08.9 34:50.8 31:54.6 36:13.3 27:23.4 53:16.7 26:01.5 52:53.4 37:48.4 32:04.9 1:00:06.6 46:27.3 41:45.5 44:21.1 26:22.1 32:26.7 1:02:19.3 1:01:43.5 30:30.9 36:33.2 37:39.4 30:34.0 40:08.7 57:28.9 48:30.6 45:12.7 42:50.6 59:53.4 59:43.1 22:00.7 32:04.6 44:59.4 37:10.8 51:49.1 31:13.5 30:59.5 48:14.1 45:27.2
280 775 778 324 420 556 94 533 46 380 294 296 317 77 78 733 732 730 576 455 404 62 38 224 829 408 167 630 629 857 378 290 291 449 427 426 428 309 172 668 225 202 311 720 68 199 473 210 538 796 797 615 383 413 749 28 810 523 110 111 738 165 120 166 213 139 259 32 650 19 642 318 145 808 502 392 445 20 149 842 836 95 280 314 96 359 754 554 467 421 804 800 2 144 461 300 622 125 112 541 478
Cottrell, Jaidyn Coull, Angie Covington, Claire Cowles, Wendy Coxon, Philippa Cronin, Kyla Cross, Anita Crumback, Charlene Crumback, Danielle Cruz, Valeria Cui, Jia Currie, Christine Currie, Krista Curtis, Mandy Cutler, Caroline Daburger, Laura Daburger, Lisa Daburger, Nicole Dagasso, Emily Dagasso, Gabrielle Dagasso, Jane Dalgleish, Cassie Daniels, Wendy Dastous, Sonia Davies, Jill Davis, Alyssa Davis, Paige Davis-Fedora, Taya Dawood, Sara DeCraene, Germaine DeGuglielmo, Belinda DeJonghe, Camryn DeJonghe, Mandy Dempster, Charity Deneault, Aliyah Deneault, Angela Deneef, Kristen Deneef, Shelby Denis, Teri Denyes, Valerie Dergousoff, Pam Derkatch, Marissa deVries, Elizabeth deVries, Susannah Dhadwal, Nimmi Dick, Lauretta Dillon, Gina Dimond, Michelle Dinsdale, Barb Dinsdale, Jennifer Dirksen, Carol Dirkson, Karen Dirkson, Promise Doucette, Nicole Dougan, Marguerite Dougan-Wilson, Tracy Drummond, Rhiannon Dubeau, Susy Dubois, Lucille Dubois, Ria Duncan, Brianne Duncan, Drina Duncan, Kahya Duncan, Tamara Dunn, Bonnie Dunning, Alysia Durant, Analeece Duxbury, Kelsey Dymond, Melissa Ebata, Amrita Ebata, Dawn Eden, Rhonda Edgeworth, Leah Edwards, Elin Elliott, Dana Elliott, Trisha Erasmus, Lesley Erickson, Donna Escobedo, Natasha Eshpeter, Mackenzie Eshpeter, Sarah Espinoza, Loretta Etienne, Char Evensen, Kristin Ezechiel, Jocelyn Fadden, Bonnie Fawcett, Kiera Fawcett, Rae Fawcett, Tracee Fehst, Amy Fenton, Allysha Fielding, Tracie Filek, Elizabeth Finch, Melissa Findlay, Loretta Findlay, Shanna Fines, Colleen Finney, Shay Fisher, Fernanda Fisher, Samantha Fitchett, Sarah
STRENGTH
& CONDITIONING SUMMER PROGRAMS
WWW.STRIDEPERFORMANCE.CA
Ages 12 - 15 + 15 - 20 Junior to Elite programs 4 training sessions per week Train with the best! www.strideperformance.ca/training-camps
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
1:03:36.0 40:23.6 50:10.1 29:22.2 39:17.1 53:27.7 55:44.0 57:26.7 57:27.6 41:41.4 42:09.0 35:12.4 51:12.5 34:12.4 33:22.0 51:35.3 25:14.4 30:39.5 24:02.8 25:32.0 23:34.0 48:56.2 1:18:10.7 41:25.1 46:24.4 46:36.5 46:34.0 1:01:13.9 1:26:27.4 53:48.8 51:00.3 50:37.5 54:58.2 39:13.4 34:22.8 34:59.9 27:52.2 31:09.3 1:08:19.4 56:23.7 36:18.9 52:06.5 33:32.5 33:28.0 47:43.6 50:16.8 1:00:47.8 56:56.3 43:23.4 43:23.1 26:22.1 49:42.5 49:40.0 51:49.6 53:30.5 53:28.5 27:46.3 26:30.2 30:14.7 49:26.0 31:56.0 49:22.9 59:02.9 49:17.5 36:36.3 53:36.4 1:26:25.5 34:36.2 35:26.7 51:52.6 54:19.2 28:44.3 54:43.4 29:53.9 34:42.2 52:31.3 1:59:35.0 59:33.1 33:55.7 29:41.6 30:44.6 48:17.6 54:37.4 28:21.3 45:05.6 48:57.1 52:13.7 59:53.9 52:16.5 36:02.4 49:35.8 51:12.5 42:00.7 30:25.9 54:59.5 50:41.6 40:35.3 42:06.7 50:40.9 1:01:36.4 1:01:50.5
854 366 583 67 347 655 711 750 752 388 401 236 610 197 171 621 15 97 675 16 6 557 870 381 498 506 505 825 872 670 607 593 700 344 201 222 39 123 866 724 263 627 178 175 530 587 820 736 433 432 20 575 574 623 661 657 37 22 87 570 140 568 781 565 284 665 871 207 244 624 680 50 694 83 208 633 874 794 186 79 105 542 688 43 464 558 631 805 632 255 573 610 398 91 701 600 370 400 599 833 838
Fitchett, Zoe Flanagan, Bonnie Flecks, Trine Fleet, Sandra Fleming, Candice Fletcher, Ya (Shelley) Flottorp, Barb Folkard, Barb Ford, Erika Ford, Renee Forman, Trista Fowler, Jenna Fox, Tasha Francis, Alysia Francoeur, Nicole Franzen, Tonia Fredericks, Penny French, Amy Friesen, Dana Friesen, Kylie Frigon, Deb Froehler, Lidia Furrer, Claudette Gagnon, Claire Gagnon, Korah Gagnon, Simone Gagnon, Stacey Gaines, Janet Gallant, Krista Gallays, Stacey Garbutt, Cheryle Garfield, Tanya Garner, Anna Garner, Liz Gasparin, Ashlee Gauthier, Kimberly Geeson, Becky Gibson, Donna Giesbrecht, Marilyn Gilbert, Tannis Gillies, Caela Gilpin, Shiann Gilroy, Deanna Girard, Helene Gnoato, Heather Godard, Lidia Goddard, Shalyn Gollan, Adysen Gorospe, Lisa Graham-McGaffin, Maizy Grant, Marlene Grant, Teresa Graves, Jessica Gray, Alexis Greffard, Kate Griffiths, Brenda Grono, Christina Grono, Wendy Hackett, Donna Hall, Jayden Hall, Sue-Ann Hallstrom, Jacey Hallstrom, Trish Hammerton, Leona Hammond, Drusilla Hanna, Jaylene Hansen, Andrea Hansen, Romy Harder, Sue Harmatuk, Karen Harris, Barbara Harris, Jane Harris, Olivia Harrison, Bobbie Harvey, Kim Haskell, Jasmine Hatayama, Honami Haughton, Cara-Lee Hawkins, Tiffany Hay, Debbie Hayes, Linda Hayes, Martine Hays, Jody Hazelwood, Shyla Head, Richelle Hebert, Heather Hellingman, Diana Henderson, Joan Henderson, Meghan Henderson, Tammi Hendricks, Vickie Hepper, Taylor Hewlett, Suzanne Higdon, Leanne Higgins, Kimberly Hill, Raeanne Hodgson, CJ Hoffman, Pamela Hohndorf, Sirka Holan, Linda Holmes, Lindsay
STRIDE
RUN CLINICS LEARN GOOD RUNNING FORM! Learn how to become a more efficient and stronger runner A great 2 hour clinic Beginner to Advanced May 9, 23 & June 13th
TIME
BIB
1:01:45.5 33:06.3 24:26.8 42:35.6 53:07.7 30:43.9 52:06.3 47:36.5 54:03.7 37:57.9 49:22.0 56:04.5 44:20.1 30:43.5 59:49.9 45:28.1 57:10.2 52:06.5 33:03.3 33:02.6 41:15.6 59:25.5 33:27.9 46:07.9 47:19.1 29:55.7 31:34.9 1:01:13.9 55:37.8 40:08.9 50:38.8 41:25.6 39:51.3 39:51.0 48:59.2 39:41.5 53:18.4 40:36.5 58:02.3 32:27.3 53:36.1 53:31.8 44:38.4 28:55.7 36:16.4 41:25.3 36:16.7 45:59.5 48:24.3 49:55.4 33:14.7 46:59.1 37:16.2 29:12.4 34:03.9 57:47.8 31:52.1 54:26.1 40:42.0 42:13.9 33:57.4 42:09.7 42:56.1 50:51.4 39:07.7 39:23.8 48:29.7 37:11.5 52:01.2 25:42.6 1:59:28.2 52:36.3 52:36.4 42:58.3 35:56.9 36:28.8 35:04.1 49:32.5 28:43.2 57:21.9 46:32.6 42:10.3 46:04.4 29:14.8 58:02.6 1:00:37.0 51:34.2 53:56.5 44:34.3 37:36.1 1:00:08.2 30:22.3 1:06:31.7 44:35.0 26:31.8 38:18.2 51:17.6 58:09.5 36:31.4 39:52.1 36:35.2
837 164 11 415 645 102 626 529 674 321 566 718 444 100 802 479 741 627 162 160 379 788 174 494 521 84 132 825 710 360 596 383 355 354 560 349 651 371 765 151 664 662 453 57 260 382 261 486 547 578 170 512 303 63 193 760 137 685 375 405 187 402 422 604 343 348 551 301 625 17 873 636 637 423 252 277 225 572 47 746 504 403 492 65 766 816 620 673 451 312 809 90 862 452 24 328 613 768 279 356 283
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
BOOGIE THE BRIDGE PARTICIPANT Hooper, Emily Hornbeck, Tiffany Horsley, Leah Howick, Kate Howick, Tess Hrbinic, Johanne Hubic, Deb Hughes, Alana Hughes, Christey Humphrey, Jillien Hunt, Sue Hunter, Bev Hutchings, Heather Hutchinson, Brenda Hutchinson, Kalyn Hutchinson, Melissa Huxley, Nicole Illner, Susan Imeson, Lisa Inglis, Alexandra Ireland, Earllene Jackson, Agnes Jackson, Holly Jackson, Jennifer Jackson, Lorinda Jackson, Sadie Jackson, Theresa Jahn, Angela Janota, Abby Janota, Kristy Jansen, Ella Jansen, Lianna Jarrett, Karen Jedele-Johnson, Channa Jedyk, Sam Jeffrey, Jordyn Jeffreys, Jamie Jeffreys, Morgan Jensen, Rowan Jezewsky, Macy Jodoin, Sandra Jodoin, Sydney Joelson, Jeanine Johnson, Alanna Johnson, Katie Johnson, Lara Johnstone, Charla Johnstone, Mikayla Jones, Kassidi Jordan, Tammy Juettner, Angela Kamp, Amy Kang, Adina Kansky, Heather Kansky, Jenna Kapusta, Joanna Kasnik, Alexa Kasnik, Teresa Kasprick, Lindsay Kazakoff, Elaine Kelly, Mary Kelly, Maureen Kennedy, Bella Kennedy, Caeleen Kennedy, Dawn Kennedy, Thriza Kimmel, Julie Kineshanko, Jenny King, Kandace Kinley, Jamie Kirkwood, Theresa Klein, Darla Klymchuk, Jessica Knaak, Peggy Knaak, Sara Koebernick, Jennifer Koleszar, Chris Koleszar, Katie Konkin, Emily Koppes, Kylee Korobanik, Lorraine Kral, Amelia Kranz, Denise Krausert, Sam Krutop, Alicia Kuharski, Susan Kurzac, Sarah Lafreniere, Linda Lagrandeur, Betty Lammers, Rachel Landry, Tatianna Lang, Josee Lange, Tina Lapierre, Leanne Laroche, Anne Larsen, Rheanna Larson, Aissa LaSaga, Dayna LaSaga, Sydney Laupland, Brenda Laupland, Elise
A25
0''*$*"- 3"$& 3&46-54 t , t , t ,
TIME
BIB
57:20.6 37:12.9 53:45.9 38:29.6 37:44.6 50:03.3 53:21.7 1:00:11.9 57:23.1 37:02.9 1:00:10.6 58:11.9 56:10.6 31:37.0 35:11.1 35:10.1 30:39.7 28:59.6 45:28.4 40:10.3 46:45.9 58:02.6 58:01.1 35:23.3 38:35.7 38:35.2 55:58.4 29:53.3 1:04:25.5 1:04:26.3 53:05.6 53:10.1 33:44.9 1:01:58.4 42:16.7 40:08.6 35:27.3 35:09.5 36:33.5 27:55.0 36:28.4 36:23.4 45:07.7 43:52.3 50:21.1 50:20.7 35:27.7 35:25.8 57:26.7 54:19.1 36:43.2 53:30.2 55:56.8 48:11.0 48:10.6 34:51.8 52:34.7 52:43.0 30:52.8 45:39.8 44:07.8 44:07.9 47:53.6 44:59.8 59:16.3 41:36.1 32:50.9 42:26.7 1:01:17.4 30:12.3 59:14.0 46:00.0 39:48.7 54:26.7 37:05.8 35:55.0 57:06.7 56:52.7 41:00.6 35:11.6 27:53.6 29:36.3 47:00.6 55:20.4 49:22.8 31:05.8 35:48.2 1:01:33.9 33:44.3 34:42.8 28:52.0 31:22.6 46:02.4 37:52.0 38:43.7 56:19.0 29:12.6 43:18.1 40:33.9 24:08.4 23:35.8
745 302 669 332 316 580 653 813 747 295 811 770 721 133 234 233 98 60 480 361 508 766 763 241 336 334 714 81 855 856 644 647 183 839 407 358 245 231 282 41 276 274 466 437 589 588 246 243 750 679 287 660 712 540 539 216 635 641 109 483 442 443 537 462 784 386 155 412 830 85 783 487 353 686 296 251 739 735 376 235 40 76 514 709 567 117 249 831 182 209 55 129 490 320 338 723 64 429 368 10 1059
PARTICIPANT Lavoie, Veronica Lavoie, Veronica Leadbeater, Isabella LeClair, Tanya Lefebvre, Kavita Legacy Vollick, Bobbie Leggett, Michelle Lemire, Kara Leontowich, Melany Lewis, Amy-Rae Liebe, Kyla Lingren, Jen Lingren, Sue Little, Rhea Lloyd, Karen Lodge, Tracey Lomness, Kelsey Lorimer, Talyn Loschiavo, Carmen Lougheed, Andrea Low, Terri Lucier, Colleen Ludwig, Alexa Lundy, Jana Lundy, Terra M.Newman, Sharon MacGregor, Cathy Macias, Bo MacKinlay, Lindsay MacKinnon, Deborah MacLeod, Meaghan MacNaughton, Nikki MacRae, Melody Mader, Danielle Mader, Kathryn Madore, Pearl Madsen, Cheryl Madsen, Kammi Madsen, Kara Maki, Kiyo Mann, Michelle Mann, Puneet Manuel, Kathy Marchese, Isabella Marchuk, Cassie Marla, Ronnquist Marsh, Courtney Marshall, Char Marshall, Linden Martin, Beverly Martin, Tamara Mathews, Nadine Mattice, Donna Mattice, Jennifer Mattice, Michelle Maunula, Vanessa Mayrhofer, Linda McAfee, Amber McAnany, Andrea McArthur, Chloe McArthur, Kelsey McArthur, Laura McCall, Laura McCall, Nisa McCaskill, Sheri McCaw, Jane McDonald, Carol McDonald, M. Carmen Mcdonald, Meg McDonald, Terra Mcgauchie, Catherine McIlravey, Libby McIntyre, Emily McKague, Mandy McKay, Kristy McKee, Krista McKee, Vicki McKeever, Tami McKerral, Jana McKinney, Jennifer McLellan, Taylor McLeod, Janice McNeil, Katie McParland, Tanya Meade, Isi Meikle, Camryn Meikle, Melissa Mella, Jordan Meredith, Hailey Meredith, Samantha Michell-Grenier, Serena Milbradt, Sharon Millar, Kathryn Miller, Anissa Miller, Jennifer Miller, Jody Miller, Karen Miller, Rebekah Minnabarriet, Jessi Mitchell, Ashleigh Mitchell, Coralee
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
1:01:14.1 1:01:15.7 36:55.7 53:16.6 50:26.5 45:17.8 34:12.1 36:11.5 27:00.0 49:11.2 33:03.6 44:23.2 44:02.2 35:01.8 57:32.3 58:49.4 57:29.6 26:31.3 52:41.0 35:40.8 54:44.7 45:22.8 52:56.1 52:36.9 57:18.4 38:36.0 59:39.1 31:45.4 34:03.6 54:45.1 47:08.6 39:15.0 42:04.3 36:19.7 36:19.8 45:23.0 31:42.4 55:09.8 32:53.9 36:22.9 21:19.6 36:57.5 53:36.4 27:13.3 51:30.5 34:19.1 44:59.1 34:54.8 34:53.4 40:13.0 37:48.5 57:16.4 50:46.8 50:43.9 50:43.0 30:27.3 32:30.9 29:31.0 25:59.9 53:12.0 46:53.8 46:56.9 34:58.3 34:58.2 44:41.3 47:44.0 1:01:36.0 1:02:17.4 31:08.7 31:07.8 33:49.9 36:21.5 34:28.5 38:30.5 48:20.3 1:04:52.0 56:33.4 47:49.8 54:56.6 27:41.4 33:28.3 45:27.0 36:21.0 50:58.9 34:07.7 40:40.9 41:53.5 24:58.5 41:52.3 41:52.4 42:17.2 51:29.6 34:01.0 41:46.1 38:13.9 59:32.4 38:13.6 59:31.4 37:19.2 31:18.0 49:04.0
827 828 292 649 592 471 196 257 29 563 163 446 439 223 756 779 755 23 640 248 695 474 643 639 744 337 798 136 192 696 515 346 399 265 266 475 135 705 157 272 1 293 665 31 617 198 460 219 217 362 319 743 603 602 601 92 152 74 18 648 510 511 221 220 454 531 832 841 122 121 184 270 206 333 543 859 726 534 698 36 176 477 268 606 194 374 397 13 395 396 409 616 191 393 327 793 326 791 305 127 561
Moffat, Alexis Moffat, Amy Moffat, Chelsey Moffat, Sheila Moffett, Pat Moffett, Tracy Monahan, Deborah Monteleone, Sara Moorman, Kellie Morong, Keisha Morris, Crystal Morrison, Dale Morrison, Grace Morrison, Sarah Morrison, Taylor Moss, Angela Moss, Kaylee Moss, Keira Moss, Kelsi Mudry, Amanda Muench, Tammy Muir, Kieran Mulholland, Natalie Munro, Rebeca Murphy, Abby Murphy, Gayle Narcisse, Tamara Needham, Sage Nelson, Caraleigh Nelson, Christine Nelson, David Nevdoff, Shawna Neville, Tracey Newbury, Joanna Nichol, Mya NIedbala, Karen Nishio, Haruko Noeldeke, Clara Nygaard, Tanya Nystoruk, Brenda Oginski, Cathryn O’Hara, Emily Old, Pauline Ollek, Amrita Olthuis, Heidi Olynyk, Nicole Olynyk, Sarah Ony, Elissa Oram, Kayla Orr, Jessica Orr, Jocelyn Osborne, Jackie Ouellette, Deena Ouellette, Madison Ozawa, Yoshie Pace-Asciak, Pia Palazzzo, Cara Pan, Dan Papp, Mackenzie Patel, Renuka Patenaude, Candy Pattie, Christa Peachey, Donna Pemberton, Shelagh Pepper, Kayla Perszon, Joanne Peterson, Karen Petrie, Colby Phillpotts, Abbie Pierro, Ramona Pierro-Zabotel, Fawn Pitre, Tamara Piva, Amber Polson, Alexandra Poole, Denise Porrier, Leanna Powell, Chantal Powley, Samantha Prosky, Danielle Pye, Kathleen Quaw, Janet Quesnel, Debbie Quesnel, Leslie Rasmussen, Raegan Rawlings, Khristine Reed, Angela Reed, Chelsee Reed, Judy Reed, Maia Reichor, Leni Reid, Nicola Reinhart, Patricia Reith, Michelle Relling, Ashley Rescigno, Dayana Reynoldson, Colleen Richardson, Alannah Rickett, Terry Rinaldi, Kimberly Roberts, Ava Roberts, Jodi
Kamloops Triathlon Club Kamloops Spring Sprint
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
47:15.6 1:05:04.8 47:13.5 58:18.8 1:02:43.0 1:02:48.8 36:01.9 37:06.1 42:23.4 32:54.3 40:34.9 57:34.1 50:13.1 50:13.3 31:30.1 59:34.2 47:36.4 58:52.7 59:41.9 54:28.6 36:52.3 49:12.8 41:40.5 31:42.3 31:14.2 42:43.8 59:59.3 30:19.5 1:07:23.8 22:15.5 1:08:57.4 31:00.4 57:15.1 27:02.7 28:43.5 38:24.7 25:11.5 31:05.4 54:39.9 1:06:15.3 39:44.3 47:19.9 49:45.3 35:08.0 51:12.4 47:32.6 47:33.0 49:25.7 45:05.5 28:46.0 28:47.3 29:31.3 29:30.0 29:27.7 56:10.8 1:00:53.0 22:22.7 56:00.9 54:58.1 52:31.9 39:07.3 53:30.1 42:44.4 56:00.9 57:28.4 49:11.0 40:01.4 34:26.1 28:57.9 56:58.2 56:51.6 29:01.5 58:32.4 44:56.9 55:16.2 34:54.1 37:30.9 54:46.5 55:00.0 57:53.9 37:18.7 57:25.8 54:13.7 45:20.2 35:09.5 55:05.6 55:01.5 1:18:03.7 1:00:29.0 34:11.7 35:06.4 43:36.4 36:29.3 34:28.4 35:32.9 27:27.4 30:44.2 34:00.0 33:52.2 33:41.4 38:23.4
518 860 517 772 844 845 254 298 410 158 369 758 584 585 131 795 528 780 799 687 289 564 387 134 126 418 806 88 864 3 867 113 742 30 48 331 1327 115 691 861 352 522 577 229 609 526 527 569 463 53 54 75 73 72 722 821 4 716 699 634 342 659 419 716 753 562 357 204 58 737 731 61 774 459 706 218 310 697 702 762 304 748 677 472 231 704 703 869 815 195 227 434 278 205 247 33 104 189 185 181 330
Roberts, Kayleigh Robertson, Dawn Robertson, Kelly Robinson, Chrissy Rockwell, Wendy Rodhe, Megann Rodrigues, Hanna Roff, Lindley Rogers, Donna Rogers, Kim Ronald, Paige Root, Elishia Rorison, Ann Ross, Carina Roy, Nikki Roy, Shelby Rubner, Mackenzie Russell, Twyla Rutherford, Lynn Saari, Eden Sales, Isabel Sam, Destiny Sam, Merika Sarver, Rennae Sauer, Niki Sauvé, Marie-Claude Scerbo, Jamie Schaak, Sanna Schaak, Wendy Schell, Celeste Scheller, Bonnie Schneider, Pam Schoen, Jacqueline Schoen, Leslie Scoular, Tracey Sedor, Anita Seguin, Melissa Senko, Taron Sewell, MacKenzie Seymour, Sarah Shanks, Charlee Sharun, Amie Shaw, Audrey Shintah, Llace Shire, Ruth Shupenia, Adrianna Shupenia, Vanessa Siemens, Crystal Signoretti, Sidney Simpson, Joanne Sinclair, Kathy Sirup, Lois Sitler, Tammy Smith, Bev Smith, Heidi Smith, Jordan Smith, Naomi Smith, Sheila Smith, Talia Smylie, Katie Sooyeon, Zacharias Souza, Daiane Sparkes, Miranda Sparkes, Tammy Spiller, Audrey Spina, Margaret Spinks, Dorrie Spinks, Marsha St. Louis, Ella St. Louis, Theresa Stachoski, Stacey Steinley, Erica Stephanishin, Lynda Stewart, Christina Stewart, Haylee Stewart, Laura Stibbs, Jody Stirling, Myrna Stodola, Isobel Stodola, Louise Stodola, Maya Stodola, Pat Stone, Chantelle Stone, Hannah Stone, Sydney Stonehouse, Cheryl Stubbings, Jennifer Sudhoff, Lindsay Sutherland, Mairi Sutherland, Margaret Suttle, Carolyn Szepat, Lindsay Szerze, Melissa Tahara, Nadia Tanner, Alissa Thiessen, Sherry Thom, Stacy Thomas, Annecia Thomas, Heather Thomas, Jasmine Thomson, Linda
BIB 725 329 776 59 516 45 667 863 169 761 189 82 782 377 555 469 150 682 823 51 801 499 501 690 740 848 448 365 367 759 173 852 239 153 363 581 373 350 322 71 315 363 605 441 598 535 532 470 240 586 272 431 323 546 544 591 5 652 56 339 447 106 146 689 792 394 729 734 389 389 719 8 212 417 351 858 242 465 548 430 535 843 553 549 550 188 509 482 437 436 868 875 708 500 93 124 406 340 822 582 849
Annual KTC membership of $20 includes a discount on TriBC membership, local store discounts, training clinics, club clothing and a connection to Kamloops’ active community of triathletes!
Pavilion Lake Triathlon
Sunday, May 3, 2015 at Westsyde Pool
Sunday, Sept 6, 2015 at Pavilion Lake
Join us for the 7th annual beginner-friendly race offering a distance for everyone from Complete Beginner to Experienced.
Family and beginner friendly race in a beautiful setting Fourth annual sprint distance race Registration information on our website at www.trytri.org
Follow us on Facebook for the latest news about training clinics, events, club workouts and more!
TIME 56:29.4 38:21.7 58:37.1 28:58.3 47:11.4 28:33.4 53:36.7 1:06:38.7 33:13.9 57:51.6 34:00.0 29:53.5 59:08.8 41:01.0 48:32.5 45:17.2 32:26.9 54:21.6 1:01:02.0 28:44.4 59:43.5 46:26.8 46:27.2 54:39.7 57:10.1 1:03:00.9 44:30.7 40:22.6 40:25.5 57:37.7 33:25.8 1:03:28.1 35:20.6 32:31.2 40:14.0 50:05.3 40:40.4 39:42.5 37:59.9 29:27.0 37:44.1 40:14.0 50:56.0 44:04.8 50:40.2 47:53.3 47:46.0 45:17.3 35:21.7 50:15.2 36:22.9 43:19.8 38:02.4 48:22.6 48:21.3 50:25.4 23:30.7 53:20.7 28:55.3 38:46.6 44:30.5 30:45.1 32:07.1 54:38.3 59:32.1 41:48.0 56:50.9 56:52.1 41:41.5 41:41.5 56:07.3 23:58.8 34:49.8 42:42.3 39:42.8 1:04:51.7 35:24.6 45:06.6 48:28.1 43:18.5 47:53.3 1:02:20.2 48:30.4 48:28.5 48:29.2 33:58.1 46:52.9 45:39.0 43:52.3 43:50.6 1:12:19.7 1:59:36.2 55:19.2 46:27.1 30:28.7 31:10.8 42:16.3 38:48.3 1:01:00.6 50:08.4 1:03:06.3
www.trytri.org | www.facebook.com/kamloopstriclub kamloopstriathlonclub@gmail.com
A26
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
BOOGIE THE BRIDGE PARTICIPANT Thur, Chelsea TITHECOTT, JANICE Todd, Rebecca Toering, KK Toering, KT Tonks, Tabitha Toor, Ashley Toor, Ninder Topolnisky, Elaine Topp, Zahra Touchet, Chris Tourand, Jacqui Treger, Jessi Tremblay, Kayla Trill, Mary-Grace Trudeau, Shelley Turnbull, Jennifer Turner, Heather Turner, Tamara Twemlow, Deb Valachy, Gabby Valachy, Gina Van Goor, Sheilah Van Sickle, Krista Vandegraaf, Sari Vandepeear, Kimberly Vanderwal, Faith Viefhues, Christina Vike, Courtney Vike, Debbie Vitoratos, Kasha Vitoratos, Maia Vollick, Emily Waddell, Colleen Wadds, Georgia Waites, Tori Walden, Faline Walker, Kari Wallace, Feron Wallin, Andrea Wallin, Sophie Wanner, Ashley Ward, Aubrey Ward, Ava Ward, Katie Watkinson, Brook-lynn Watters, Brittney Webb, Jean Webb, Megan Webster, Melissa West, Jasmine West, Liz West, Tasia Westwood, Isabella Westwood, Sophia White, Tammy White, Tsitsi Whitman, Sydney Whyte, Chris Wiebe, Michelle Wild, Royanna Wilkes, Marlene Wilkinson, Avery Wilkinson, Brandi Wilkinson, Colleen Wilkinson, Emma Wills, Kristin Wilson, Amber Wilson, Carly Wilson, Finnleigh Winterwerb, Melinda Wipp, Candy Witt, Carolyn Wojak, Scotia Wood, Anna Wood, Maria Woods, Carmelina Worsfeld, Courtenay Worsfold, Cynthia Worthington, Vanessa Woytiuk, Melanie Xue, Amy Yamakawa, Shannon Yanko, Nicole Yates, Adrienne Yeaman, Jessilyn Yelland, Tea Young, Debbie Young, Precious Yun, Jennifer (Soeun) Yusishen, Tammy Zhang, Kathy Zulinick, Therese
0''*$*"- 3"$& 3&46-54 t , t , t ,
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
34:22.3 51:32.1 30:43.5 36:20.2 37:36.3 59:17.6 35:08.0 50:23.6 53:35.2 1:00:44.3 36:23.5 58:38.2 48:58.9 47:21.5 53:51.9 54:41.7 35:58.9 54:42.7 1:02:56.0 59:59.8 33:12.3 33:30.4 36:03.8 58:19.8 42:37.7 32:19.3 36:22.3 54:11.5 27:35.2 27:35.3 29:26.9 29:26.6 44:48.6 34:51.0 1:01:38.9 33:37.6 47:00.5 59:27.9 33:39.4 36:18.3 36:19.0 32:49.0 30:42.3 30:49.5 30:46.2 34:51.3 35:18.6 46:43.3 37:23.6 32:52.9 47:18.5 1:02:07.5 47:21.2 1:01:03.1 1:02:49.2 1:03:29.7 43:40.8 32:03.8 38:07.4 48:22.2 46:04.0 46:00.9 44:49.1 44:53.6 54:10.4 32:02.3 29:46.1 54:25.9 1:00:37.9 48:29.8 34:49.5 52:36.6 41:45.2 36:21.2 54:24.3 54:17.6 41:34.0 42:24.2 47:19.0 31:53.3 56:49.3 46:01.0 31:06.8 51:18.3 36:38.6 31:22.2 45:41.2 59:25.4 53:28.4 40:38.8 50:00.1 35:07.8 37:21.4
200 619 100 267 313 785 229 590 663 818 275 777 559 525 671 692 253 693 847 807 168 177 256 773 416 147 271 676 34 35 70 69 456 214 834 179 513 790 180 262 264 154 99 108 107 215 238 507 308 156 519 840 524 824 846 853 435 143 325 545 491 488 457 458 675 141 80 684 817 552 211 638 391 269 683 678 385 411 520 138 728 489 119 614 285 128 484 787 656 372 579 228 306
30:16.7 32:55.6 30:13.4 54:41.5 18:02.3
101 140 99 367 1
Ambler, Brent Anderson, Leigh Andrew, John Andrews, Cayden Antoine, Chester Archambault, Gene Archie, Brett Arkinstall, Marcus Arkinstall, Philip Arnouse, Matthew Arsenault, David Arychuk, Colby Arychuk, Colby Arychuk, Robert Arychuk, Tristan Arychuk, Tristan Ashby, Brady Ashby, Brent Asselstine, Isaac Aufschnaiter, Marco Babcock, Jake Baker, Adam Baker, Carter Baker, Cody Baker, Justin Baltakis, Piotr Balzer, Gord Barker, Ed Barringer, Aidan Becker, Tyler Bernier, Clint Bertoli, Ethan Bickerton, Adam Biffert, Jeremy Billy, Lorraine Birkenhead, Devin Birkenhead, Doug Birkenhead, Keaton Birkenhead, Ronan Birkenhead, Shawn Blanchard, Aaron Block, Jordan Blueschke, James Boakes, Tom Bogetti-Smith, Finn Boklage, Reece Bolster-Rattray, Jaxon Bontron, Mike Borden, Gerry Bornais, Brendan Bornais, Nikolas Bornais, Rob Bourgeois, Jason Bourgeois, Oliver Bowles, Shane Brise, Mark Brown, Joel Brulotte, Ken Bruno, Luca Bruno, Mateo Bruno, Mike Bruno, Peter Bubar, Charlie Bukkos, Mike Bulk, Jerod Burkatsky, Clayton Callander, Brian Cameron, Kyran Campbell, Jimmy Campbell, Matthew Campbell, Mike Campbell, Moliere Campbell, Monel Campbell, Nicholas Caputo, Mike Carmichael, Brian Carmichael, Cory Carr, Paul Carter, Nick Casey, Rod Catlle, Vaughan Chapman, Rick Christian, Ken Clark, Braidon Clark, Dale Clark, Dale Clark, Jeff Clark, Owen Cloran, Liam Colgan-Windley, Keadan Coray, Nick Corcoran, Isaac Corrigan, Jon Corsi, Del Coulter, Liam Coxon, Matthew Craig, John Crowe, Christopher Cummins, Bart Currie, Benjamin Currie, Colton
-!,% +Aaltonen, Jarret Aaltonen, Linden Aaltonen, Zachary Alec, Chester Allen, Marcus
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
23:54.6 55:58.3 36:13.3 59:32.7 53:26.6 56:50.3 49:35.4 43:04.6 43:04.7 33:55.4 44:41.4 48:06.3 34:06.5 48:03.8 34:06.4 48:03.5 27:25.7 30:57.1 27:49.9 30:21.5 44:27.2 32:13.4 34:27.6 34:29.9 46:34.2 30:35.3 57:32.0 49:13.6 35:32.2 46:55.7 29:30.1 23:12.6 27:31.8 1:08:14.7 36:23.5 33:18.9 42:25.9 35:33.0 33:19.0 35:33.2 43:36.6 1:00:30.5 58:13.6 41:44.8 24:32.1 48:21.9 27:24.5 27:13.6 33:53.4 54:46.3 48:36.3 48:36.0 47:45.7 28:34.9 26:21.7 34:58.4 28:00.1 55:50.3 1:04:36.2 1:04:35.4 39:10.3 1:02:19.7 44:28.8 43:18.2 1:04:43.7 37:30.2 32:47.2 51:34.1 59:36.4 38:49.6 43:21.4 59:33.7 59:32.8 43:05.8 42:26.2 22:43.1 57:40.9 53:25.3 56:43.5 57:54.2 50:12.0 32:05.7 46:02.2 27:30.7 32:36.1 42:06.8 48:29.8 48:30.3 36:41.1 41:21.0 31:13.8 21:13.3 48:14.9 45:25.4 1:00:02.1 20:16.8 1:01:41.3 21:53.0 36:45.3 51:34.7 51:13.1
19 377 183 420 353 389 309 248 249 160 264 291 162 290 161 289 60 113 73 103 261 128 164 166 279 107 398 306 175 283 93 11 64 448 184 149 243 176 150 177 256 428 409 238 25 297 59 58 159 368 302 301 287 87 47 169 76 375 445 443 217 440 262 252 446 200 138 328 423 215 255 422 421 250 244 9 403 352 388 406 315 125 275 63 136 241 298 299 190 233 116 782 293 271 424 4 437 8 191 329 326
Currie, Jeremy Cutler, Korbyn Cutler, Lonny Daburger, Max Daburger, Ryan Dagasso, Daniel Dagasso, Michael Dallaire, Luc Damini, Samuel Damini, Seth Davis, Richard De Kock, Victor DeCap, Scott DeCicco, Anthony DeJonghe, Connor DeJonghe, David Deneef, Jason Denis, Paul Dergousoff, Dwayne Dergousoff, Trey Devries, Hunter deVries, Justin deVries, Sawyer Dirkson, Brian Dirkson, Chase Dirkson, Raine Donaldson, Mike Donaldson, Spencer Doucette, Arden Doucette, Brandon Doucette, Nic Draney, Brett Dubeau, Andy Duncan, Jaxon Dunn, Ryan Durham-Bastien, Cody Ebata, Russell Eckerman, Mark Elander, Morgan Elliott, Lane Elliott, Ryder Erickson, Kevin Escobedo, Phoenix Eshpeter, Brendin Eshpeter, Dawson Fadden, Rick Faulds, Kevin Fawcett, Kelly Fawcett, Kysen Fawcett, Ron Felton, Riley Ferguson, Roxanna Finch, Brian Finch, Trevor Findlay, Bruce Fisher, Ricardo Fitchett, Dominic Flanagan, Darren Ford, Griffin Ford, Nick Ford, Steve Friesen, Brad Friesen, Braden Friesen, Brett Friesen, Bruce Gage, Sandy Garner, Jack Gasparin, Brian Giddens, Zachary Goddard, Treysen Gorospe, Cohen Gorospe, Holden Gorospe, Ron Gouin, Brayden Gropp, Darcy Hall, Rob Hall, Rylan Hallstrom, Jayme Hammerton, Andrew Hanke, Myles Hanna, David Hannestad, Joan Hannestad, Kent Hansen, Axel Hansen, Bryn Hansen, Max Harder, Laurie Harestad, Nels Harris, Chad Harris, Evan Harris, Steve Hawkins, Kelly Hazelwood, Barry Head, Barry Hebert, Ben Henning, Marty Hindman, Glenn Hindman, Wayne Hooper, Ethan Horner, Brody Horner, Talan
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
51:38.6 33:20.6 26:32.1 23:30.0 24:59.1 26:49.8 30:39.5 23:30.7 24:30.5 24:54.9 46:34.2 57:28.4 57:16.6 51:32.0 54:36.1 50:35.7 29:25.8 1:08:19.6 36:23.6 27:52.9 33:18.1 33:40.6 33:40.6 49:39.8 49:33.9 49:36.1 54:17.5 28:11.8 28:31.8 27:44.8 53:02.3 41:20.3 26:37.7 43:00.7 27:48.2 44:26.4 54:23.9 58:17.4 29:55.8 39:13.7 35:27.3 59:32.3 25:54.0 27:35.1 27:37.0 48:56.8 52:25.3 52:17.4 52:09.1 56:12.4 27:28.7 30:23.6 24:47.1 30:24.7 54:37.1 31:01.0 1:01:48.3 45:06.0 53:41.7 53:43.7 54:02.8 23:59.6 26:12.3 25:48.6 19:04.4 33:14.3 39:47.2 36:32.6 33:03.1 24:22.8 47:57.8 38:57.0 37:36.2 36:24.2 34:21.3 52:20.3 52:19.4 42:01.7 30:09.7 45:30.0 39:21.5 50:58.6 51:04.1 26:23.6 21:48.9 26:23.4 52:01.2 1:02:11.3 55:15.8 52:32.7 52:35.0 36:10.4 30:16.5 25:49.7 1:00:41.5 44:20.6 41:01.4 35:57.0 57:26.9 40:49.7 24:53.5
330 151 50 15 33 54 108 16 24 30 279 396 393 327 364 321 92 449 185 74 148 154 154 312 308 311 361 78 85 70 348 232 52 247 72 260 362 410 95 219 174 419 41 65 66 303 339 336 335 383 62 104 28 105 365 114 438 267 357 358 359 21 44 39 2 147 221 188 143 23 288 216 201 186 163 338 337 239 98 273 220 323 324 49 765 48 334 439 373 340 341 181 100 40 429 259 231 180 395 228 29
Howatt, Neil Howick, John Hughes, David Humphrey, Andrew Hunter, Douglas Hunter, Harris Inglis, Alexander Janke, Jason Janota, Dylan Janota, Paul Jedyk, Nikolai Jeffreys, Toby Jeyes, Jack Johnny, Zach Johnson, Cory Johnson, Errol Johnston, Llyle Kansky, Kyle Karakatsoulis, Alexis Karpiak, Andrew Kennedy, Sam Kilba, Greg Kinley, Bill Kinloch, Charlie Kirkwood, Al Kitt, Don Kitt, Eric Knaak, Joshua Knaak, Sky Koebernick, Seth Koleszar, Bob Koppes, Graeme Korobanik, Lenn Krausert, Aaron Krausert, Chris Laboucan, Darryl Lagace, Paul Lapierre, Timothy Larnder, Eric Larocque, Jodie LaSaga, Joshua Ledet, JM Lefebvre, Daniel Lefebvre, Noah Lemire, Rob Liebe, Ryan Lipnicki, Krzysztof Lipnicki, Marcin Little, Calvin Little, Wayne Lloyd, Calum Lodge, Jeffrey London, Gerry Lougheed, Reid Lowe, Terry Ludwig, Carter Macauley, Peter MacDonald, Marcus MacRae, Murray Madsen, Bryan Maki, Max Manuel, John Manuel, Tegan Marchese, Rocco Markel, Daygen Marsh, Brad Marsh, Chandler Marsh, Grayson Martin, Ian Martin, Nathaniel Martin, Nolan Masse, Sean McAninch, Matt McArthur, Gene McBurnie, Benjamin McCarthy, Ryan McDougall, Gord Mcgauchie, William McGillivary, Ken McKay, Kyle McKay, William McKerral, Kevin McKerral, Thomas Mcleod, Will McParland, Jeremy Meikle, Dustin Meredith, Quinn Meredith, Steve Mierau, Birch Mierau, Garnet Miller, Doug Miller, Rachel Miniely, Jeff Minnabarriet, Shawn Mitchell, Murray Mitchell, Thomas Moffat, Dan Monaghan, Sean Moore, Peter Morrison, Garret Moss, Justin
TIME
BIB
53:27.0 37:44.6 58:09.7 37:03.1 35:19.7 35:23.2 40:11.0 1:01:16.5 57:32.5 57:34.4 42:16.1 37:39.9 52:41.7 50:23.0 1:00:44.8 51:51.9 44:40.8 33:08.3 32:50.3 30:18.1 48:17.6 46:48.0 33:00.2 23:22.8 59:10.6 31:27.5 30:45.6 38:06.7 27:43.5 35:54.3 57:17.9 35:11.9 27:45.2 38:17.1 55:20.7 45:21.4 30:01.5 37:51.5 29:44.1 36:46.0 31:02.7 53:00.9 50:26.0 25:05.1 36:12.3 33:03.9 1:00:47.0 1:00:08.5 40:55.8 40:56.2 56:10.3 58:53.1 56:05.3 35:40.8 23:52.1 52:51.4 57:47.1 21:23.1 42:03.9 56:20.2 24:22.3 47:09.2 43:40.5 27:12.9 48:06.5 31:42.4 24:55.7 44:58.9 40:13.2 43:19.7 43:13.8 49:43.4 1:02:55.3 53:10.2 32:11.7 39:13.3 40:39.2 33:45.9 41:34.7 48:20.7 48:20.2 55:09.0 55:02.2 40:40.3 50:56.0 27:44.0 56:34.8 56:34.8 23:20.6 33:49.7 31:34.9 38:14.5 26:17.9 37:19.4 49:03.7 27:41.9 58:10.1 57:33.0 52:58.7 50:13.4 54:14.8
354 203 407 195 172 173 222 434 399 402 242 202 342 318 430 332 263 145 139 102 294 282 142 13 413 118 109 208 68 179 394 171 71 210 374 269 97 206 94 192 115 347 319 35 182 144 431 426 229 230 380 412 378 178 17 343 404 6 240 384 22 285 257 57 292 122 31 265 223 254 251 313 442 349 126 218 226 157 235 296 295 371 370 227 322 69 385 385 1099 158 120 209 45 197 304 67 408 400 346 316 360
Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll FLIP over our new programs! ! TSgie RABoors! NGll thenne COto a Ru
TRAMPOLINE | GYMNASTICS | ARTISTIC COMPETITIVE | RECREATIONAL | DEVELOPMENTAL
Ă&#x2020;
We are a member owned and not for profit athletic facility that inspires enthusiasm for a lifelong involvement in gymnastics. CURRENT SCHEDULES / REGISTRATION / MORE INFORMATIONâ&#x20AC;Ś www.kgtc.ca 910 McGill Rd. 250-374-6424
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
BOOGIE THE BRIDGE PARTICIPANT Mulholland, Riley Mumford, Rory Newbury, Keith Nicholson, John Norton, Chris Nystoruk, Gordon Olsen, Kent Olson, Matthew Olthuis, Duncan Osborne, Brody Osborne, Matt Palmer, Ryerson Papp, Dylan Parsons, Albert Passerin, Orlando Pasula, Brian Patel, Ramesh Pattie, Taylor Pemberton, Dick Perazich, Milan Perszon, Edward Perszon, Rick Peters, Lemont Peterson, Blair Petrie, Robert Phillips, Kesler Phillips, Sean Phillpotts, Adam Pickering, Hayden Pitre, Chris l Piva, Dennis Power, Gerald Prelypchan, Chris Prelypchan, Max Pye, Warren Rasmussen, Gavin Redden, Harry Reed, Jody Reid, Amy Reiser, Jacob Reith, David Renfrew, Matt Reutlinger, Todd Ritchie, Max Roberts, Jared Roberts, Scott Roberts, Tyler Robertson, Rick Robinson, Cory Rodrigues, Roy Ross, James Roy, Rylan Rublee, Bill Salituro, Matteo Sandy, Mick Savor, Shawn Schell, Carter Schmide, Mathew Schmidt, Ben Schoen, Max Schoen, Rob Schoen, Sam Scholefield, Adam Scotsman, Trent Sdoutz, Erik Sdoutz, Zack Seguin, Christopher Sewell, Kevin Shanks, Rob Sidorczuk, Taylor Siemens, Jobie Smith, Cameron Smith, Dennis Smith, Kevin Steinley, Jesse Stephens, Brandon Stephens, Gary Stephens, Trent Stewart, Alex Stirling, Dean Stodola, Robert Stone, Todd Stubbings, Nolan Surina, Jordon Svisdahl, Ron Takahashi, David Tanner, Steve Theriault, Dan Thibault, Eric Thomas, Dwayne Thomson, Greg Thurston, Tyler Timewell, AJ Tonks, Christopher Tonks, Jack Toor, RJ Topp, Charlie Topp, Jamie Tozer, Jim Tozer, Lane Trudeau, Tyler
A27
0''*$*"- 3"$& 3&46-54 t , t , t ,
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
41:40.8 36:34.5 27:28.6 46:30.1 55:51.1 1:06:16.0 27:04.9 28:19.4 51:12.2 25:09.7 24:58.4 28:15.1 54:59.3 37:22.5 57:31.0 53:31.6 26:18.2 53:24.6 56:07.2 28:20.6 49:12.0 47:31.3 49:35.6 51:44.0 24:34.5 56:52.5 32:58.2 33:26.0 36:31.8 28:17.7 58:33.4 46:37.1 32:16.8 32:16.9 57:53.1 45:29.4 56:10.7 1:00:28.5 59:12.7 32:27.0 23:53.8 26:00.1 26:54.6 29:01.4 38:24.0 33:40.1 56:38.7 33:12.5 28:33.1 53:37.7 53:12.1 45:23.2 30:29.1 1:04:35.6 49:15.8 59:21.5 57:33.3 43:18.5 41:36.2 31:41.0 32:35.6 28:28.1 30:46.8 32:46.3 42:54.6 1:01:05.1 40:39.0 37:54.2 37:51.3 38:41.6 37:18.5 23:29.9 48:32.7 50:22.7 23:57.3 25:15.6 27:59.7 28:01.6 25:38.7 45:05.8 37:25.0 24:42.4 46:18.7 52:58.6 28:21.5 20:04.7 26:06.9 35:02.7 25:01.7 50:08.1 34:42.3 52:56.0 22:53.6 59:17.0 59:20.7 50:32.6 1:01:39.3 1:01:38.5 38:35.2 38:34.7 54:38.2
237 189 61 277 376 447 56 81 325 36 32 79 369 198 397 355 46 351 379 82 305 286 310 331 26 390 141 152 187 80 411 281 130 131 405 272 381 427 414 134 18 42 55 90 211 153 387 146 86 356 350 270 106 444 307 417 401 253 236 121 135 84 110 137 246 432 225 207 205 214 196 14 300 317 20 37 75 77 38 266 199 27 276 345 83 3 43 170 34 314 167 344 10 415 416 320 436 435 213 212 366
Tsuji, Timothy Turner, Connor Turpin, Mekhi Turpin, Oliver Twemlow, Trevor Tynan, Chris Unser-Kleissen, Sylar Van Diemen, Ryan Vandepeear, Brett Walden, Verner Walker, Grayson Wall, Lucas Wall, Rob Wallace, Tom Wallace, Xavier Wallin, Jack Wang, Mike Ward, Mathew Watkinson, Eddy Watson, Ronald Weber, Jairus West, Edward Westwood, Jody Wheele, Alex White, Riley White, Shawn White, William Wideman, Jordan Wilbee, Bruce Wilkinson, Curtis Wilson, Charlie Wilson, Jacob Wood, Cody Wood, Tyler Woods, Lukas Worsfeld, Garrett Worsfold, Neil Yanko, Paul Zabotel, Keith Zhang, Arthur Zhou, Nicholas
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
34:27.9 57:07.9 28:46.8 45:33.4 1:00:03.1 32:26.1 40:36.0 37:45.0 32:13.4 46:59.3 59:31.7 37:00.0 37:00.3 33:42.9 26:35.3 31:29.1 29:08.1 30:47.3 34:51.4 56:10.7 26:42.8 1:01:11.2 1:02:50.1 30:52.1 29:57.7 31:47.5 43:42.6 55:11.9 51:56.9 32:22.7 31:14.9 31:49.8 2:27:52.8 54:24.3 41:32.5 42:26.3 46:32.9 45:08.6 56:58.3 28:55.7 32:13.2
165 392 88 274 425 133 224 204 128 284 418 193 194 156 51 119 91 111 168 381 53 433 441 112 96 123 258 372 333 132 117 124 450 363 234 245 278 268 391 89 127
Durante, Marcus Eckerman, Lily Eckerman, Maya Emslie, Ryder Farrow, Daniel Farrow, Rachel Fehst, Madisen Flanagan, Amberly Fletcher, Kai Fletcher, Keiden Flundra, Corbin Flundra, Kaydin Folk, Jake Freeman, Mylah Frier, Gabriel Frier, Hannah Frier, Kieran Friesen, Abby Friesen, Emma Frudd, Bryson Fulcher, Jayme-Gwen Fulton, Lucas Gaschermann, Amethyst Gauthier, Ella Gauthier, Irelynd Gauthier, Kingstyn Graham, Andrew Gray, Everly Grundmann, Troy Hallstrom, Kennady Hankins, Connor Hankins, Logan Hansen, Brooklyn Hansen, Dayton Harding, Ashlynn Haskell, Aidan Hayes, Misty Helfrich, Linden Helfrich, Rylan Herbert, Sadie Herbert, Selyn Higdon, Addison Hill, Jason Hill, John Hilton, Chase Hilton, Gavin Hluschyk, Cohen Hluschyk, Jarrek Hoffer, Carter Hoffer, Cooper Holmes, Jayla Horner, Miller Howell, Anika Howell, Iain Huerto, Xander Hughes, Samantha Hunt, Kelly Hunter, Alexa Huseby, Morgan Hutchinson, Sadie Inglis, Emmet Jeffreys, Brooke Jensen, Cashel Karpiak, Holter Kazakoff, August Kazakoff, Heath Kazakoff, Reverie Kell, Brooklyn Kernaghan, Alondra Kilba, Caleb Kiley, Mason Kinley, Tucker Klassen, Hudson Klassen, Keaton Klassen, Peyton Koleszar, Austin Kostenuk, Cooper Leadbeater, Calliope Lempriere, Arianna Lieuwen, Sienna Lougheed, Mason Lougheed, Trey Lysak, Markus Lysak, Matthew Lysak, Michael Ma, Leo MacIver, Kenzie MacPhedran, Sam MacPhedran, Zoey Madsen, Lauren Madsen, Neil Maidment, Maddison Manuel, Nightsky Martinovic, Owen Masse, Charlize Masse, Danica Masse, Georgia Masse, Samantha McArthur, Payton McArthur, Simone McCarthy, Linden
-).) "//')% PARTICIPANT Adams, Isabella Aldred, Emerson Aldred, Mackenzie Alston, Madelyn Anfossi, Ezra Arksey, Anderson Arksey, Gloria Armstrong, Corbin Ayres, Dylan Backmeyer, Ksenia Backmeyer, Tavia Baltakis, Alina Baltakis, Lucas Basworo, Kiyana Birk, Paige Birkenhead, Memphis Birkenhead, Zyon Black, Leslie Blackall, Caiden Blackall, Liam Boice, Camryn Bojesen, Ella Bojesen, Logan Bruno, Lila Bruno, Marissa Bryant, Kaia Campbell, Cohen Campbell, Quentin Caputo, Elliot Caputo, Mikara Carmichael, Eden Carmichael, Neve Cartier, Adison Cartier, Ethan Cartier, Meriya Cassidy, Cole Cassidy, Cole Cassidy, Grace Cassidy, Grace Charpentier, Ryland Charron, Claire Charron, Rachel Chevalier, Juliette Clara, Kadence Clara, Wraiden Clark, Keira Clark, Linden Conat, Chloe Conat, Paige Corrigan, Porter Dawson, Kieran Duhaime, Hudson Duhaime, Macy Duhaime, Zach Duncan-Knight, Tavish
AGE 3 3 5 6 6 6 3 7 6 2 3 8 6 6 6 2 1 4 5 3 5 4 6 3 6 7 4 1 6 3 7 5 6 3 8 6 6 8 8 1 5 5 1 7 3 7 5 7 6 1 7 7 4 6 3
AGE 6 7 5 7 6 8 7 3 7 5 6 4 2 7 5 3 0 7 5 4 6 3 6 3 9 7 7 2 3 4 3 6 7 5 7 7 3 5 3 10 9 5 4 8 4 2 4 6 3 5 8 5 7 9 3 9 6 8 7 5 1 8 5 3 3 6 3 5 5 4 1 2 7 4 6 5 4 6 2 3 7 3 7 7 9 5 5 8 3 7 5 4 2 5 6 4 2 7 7 8 3
PARTICIPANT
AGE
McDonald, Taiya Mcdonell, Jaxon McKay, Anna McKerral, James McKinley, Jordyn McKinley, Rowan McLean, Lochlan Mendes, Olivia Michel, Cierra Minnabarriet, Jacob Minten, Taylor Morrison, Brody Morrison, Corbin Nelson, Hank Nelson, John Noordam, Jessica Nordgren, Zachary Oaten, Kaitlin Oaten, Madison Ovington, Ben Ovington, Owen Pitre, Kai Piva, Alex Piva, Joey Porter, Eleanor Porter, Marcus Prelypchan, Finn Prochotsky, Myles Quigley, Ivy Quigley, Violet Renner, Blake Renner, Sophia Riddle, Ryann Rinaldi, Abigail Roach, Jonathan Roberts, Kyla Roberts, Meredith Robson, Anneka Ross, Ellianna Ross, Parker Santos, Maya Sauka, Brayden Sauka, Riley Saul, Jackson Shakespeare, Aurora Shirk, Kyla Silva, Mateus Sirianni, Danika Sirianni, Danilo Slater, Nevaya Smith, Alana Sorensen, Austin Spencer, Daelan Spencer, Landon Stadfeld, Samantha Stibbs, Hailey Stone, Caitlin Stride, Joel Takahashi, Rian Tanner, Max Ten Veen, Dyllan Ten Veen, Taylor Thompson, Owen Tsuji, Felix Twemlow, JT Twemlow, Juliet Unser-Kleissen, Soren Vandepeear, Grayson Vanderlelee, Evelyn Vissers, Ayla Voykin, Maxine Wall, Erin Weber, Grayson Weston, Claire Wheatley, Ashlee Williams, Fischer Wills, Tanner Wingert, Maya Wingert, Ryan Wingert, Tyler Woods, Peyton Worthington, Devon Worthington, Ethan Wright, JJ Yelland, Shaye Young, Zachary Young, Zoey Yuan, Chloe Zhang, Jason Zhang, Vilia Ziesman, Sophia Clark, Owen Clark, Brandon Farragren, Kaitlyn Tiel, Isabelle Wilson, Hannah Driedger, Reagan Cameron, Mathew
3 6 3 2 4 6 4 4 6 5 8 5 7 4 6 3 4 8 9 6 4 6 5 3 3 9 6 2 3 6 4 4 5 4 4 7 7 4 6 7 4 3 4 4 5 8 5 2 4 6 6 4 5 8 6 8 5 6 4 4 9 7 5 2 7 5 3 7 4 6 8 5 1 5 7 3 5 3 7 6 6 6 4 8 6 5 2 3 4 3 5 7 5 5 6 12 1 6
BOOGIE PARTICIPANTS...
Here’s your next challenge
KAMLOOPS MARATHON July 26th, 2015
3km Fun Run, 8km, Relay, Half, and Marathon (Boston Qualifier)
“Register online using the code: Runners Sole and receive a discount on your entry PLUS a Limited Edition Water Bottle”* *While supplies last
#74-1395 HILLSIDE DR ABERDEEN VILLAGE WWW.RUNNERSSOLE.COM t t RUNNERSSOLEKAMLOOPS @RUNNERSSOLE
A28
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
PROVINCIAL NEWS
Chief expects biosolids arrests THE CANADIAN PRESS
MERRITT — An Interior First Nations leader is anticipating arrests as a protest continues against the spreading of sewagetreatment waste in the Nicola Valley. Lower Nicola Indian Band Chief Aaron Sam said a biosolids company has indicated it will send a truck through its composting site west of Merritt despite a blockade by First Nations members. Sam was part of a group of chiefs who occupied Premier Christy Clark’s West Kelowna office earlier this month in protest of the waste being shipped from the Fraser and Okanagan
valleys and distributed on farms and ranches and in forests. The sit-in ended when the province promised a high-level meeting, but the chiefs were not satisfied with the result and announced they were banning the practice. Sam said BioCentral’s truck will likely be carrying equipment and many community members are OK with the truck going through, considering it will not contain actual biosolids. But, he said, other community members are adamant that the truck will not get through. Sam said he expects arrests, depending on how Mounties react.
LEGISLATURE TERROR TRIAL
Extremist content found on computer GEORDON OMAND
THE CANADIAN PRESS
VANCOUVER — Laptops seized from a pair of accused B.C. terrorists were packed with extremist literature, recordings of the Qur’an and concealed files with instructions on building and setting off bombs, a trial has heard. Yesterday, an RCMP
forensic computer expert showed a jury the contents of two laptops taken from John Nuttall and Amanda Korody hours after they allegedly dropped off homemade pressure-cooker explosives on the provincial legislature grounds in the early hours of Canada Day in 2013. On one of the computers, Cpl. Barry Salt logged into
an account titled Mujahid — Arabic for holy warrior. The home screen’s black background was decorated with an Islamic creed written in flowing white script above the silhouette of a gun and the words “Support Our Troops.’’ The computer contained files ranging from Adolf Hitler’s book Mein Kampf to various issues of the al-Qae-
da magazine Inspire, as well as text documents titled The CIA’s Book of Dirty Tricks, and The Satanic Bible. At one point, Salt traced a hard-to-follow pathway of file folders to reveal a stash of links and text documents. They included diary-like entries that described the writer’s conversion to Islam, as well as a digital copy of The Anarchist’s Cookbook.
Police bust Edmonton-Kelowna drug ring THE CANADIAN PRESS
EDMONTON — Six people are facing more than a dozen charges after a police investigation into an alleged Edmonton-based drug trafficking ring with
links to the Okanagan. Police said five of the suspects are from Edmonton. They were taken into custody when raids were carried out at two homes in the city last week.
The sixth person who was arrested is a man from Kelowna. The raids coincided with a drug shipment bound for Edmonton. Officers seized cocaine, marijuana, fentanyl and
other drugs, along with three vehicles and thousands of dollars in cash. Investigators also say that the five Edmonton suspects were allegedly linked to drug suppliers in Kelowna.
THANK YOU FROM CFJC TV BOOGIE THE BRIDGE • MONEY RAISED: $149,500.00 Nihal M Patti T Ray Perrault Rob Kitamura Shirley Richmond Race Announcers: Tara Holmes Chris Larouche Timing and Finish Line Timing: Zone 4 Terri Axani Deanna Bowerman Heather Campbell Jenifer McCarthy Kamloops Ambassadors Laurel Scott
Title Sponsor: CFJC TV Presenting Sponsor: City of Kamloops Media Sponsors: Kamloops This Week B-100 98.3 CIFM Elite Sponsors: TD Canada Trust New Gold/ New Afton New Balance Platinum Sponsors: Tracy Moffett Gold Sponsors: New Wave Advertising Mc Donald’s Konica Minolta Interior Wellness Magazine Silver Sponsors: Twin Rivers Plumbing and Heating Runners Sole LN Group Red Tag Fitness Lees Music Tyler Meade Photography NuTech Bronze Sponsors: Arjun Singh Sure Copy The UPS store Prizes, Donations and Services: Caitlin Thompson Photography Cookshack Cravings Dave Spendlove and Soccer Quest Face it Face Painting – Krystal Gardener Fresh is Best Kamloops Heritage Railway Melissa Kolody Menchie’s Monica Cooper St. John First Aid
Registration: Cory Haughton Deb & Sam Hubic Heather Regert Jennifer Brosch Karen Henning Laurel Scott Lillian Marguerite Dougan Robin Kent Sharon Campbell Sheila Smith Wendy Cummings
Corporate Teams: #Murakami 4th Annual MCFD Bridge for Kids Aberdeen Dental Arts ACS/IGA Curtainwallers Arrow Reload Systems Entertainment Team: BDO Bad Assets Anna-Lynn Zelisko – Spirit Award Lead Gaby Berry & Kelcey Shinkewski – Schubert Dr black Wolf Walking Group Bonaparte 868’rs Jamie Shinkewski Boogie Safe - WorkSafeBC Volkswagen Kamloops Canadian Western Bankers Entertainment Sponsors & City of Kamloops Staff : CFJC-TV Boogie Knights Entertainers Sponsors: Barry Salter City of Kamloops Anchor Door and Window Chad Stuart Coach Trill Fitness Changes Hair Studio & Spa Daryll Webster Community Futures Thompson Country Funktional Electric Glen Lamont CPA Kamloops / Cariboo Chapter JCB Custom Metal Works Jeremy Jones DetermiNation! Lee’s Music Justin Greer Doing the Mental Health Boogie Spoke N Motion Mike Manderschied Dr Murray’s Molar-nators The Plaza Hotel Nicole Doucet Ebata Eyecare Ryan Strank ECEBC Kamloops Park Entertainers: Susan Helly Educate Me- RIH CPE’s Lloyd George Elementary Jazz Band Epic Industries The Crooked Fronts Mascots: Epp Cates Oien The Dance Gallery Fresh is Best - Chili Peppers Evolve Pilates Powerhouses Interior Savings Credit Union - Fat Cat Fit By Design Route Entertainers: Kamloops Blazers – Digger Folkswalken Beatfarm Productions DJ kudos River City Gymnastics - Kamloops Princess Parties Forward Law DJ D-Klypz McDonald’s – Ronald McDonald Fulton & Company LLP Djembe, Django Menchie’s - Menchie Gillespie & Company LLP DJs Kelc & Gab Project X Theatre - Jellybean Home Depot #7144 Jamie Shinkewski Sun Peaks – Harry Bear Hub International Barton Insurance Brokers Lee’s Rockers TRU – Wolfie Interior Community Services The Caspians Uncle Chris the Clown Interior Health & Friends The Upswings Volkswagen Kamloops – VW Turtle Interior Savings Food & Beverage: Route: Aqua Pure Alliance Traffic Group Cora Breakfast & Lunch Don’s Auto Towing McDonald’s Gerhard Brosch Runners Sole Hal Sommerfeld Terra Timbre Inc. Howie Goodman Kamloops RCMP Race Expo: Terry Lowe BC Kangoo Classes Cara Graden Cycling Team: Changing Seasons Apparel Alex D CMHA Youth Clubhouse Carol Declerqu DiVine Tours Jocelyn Nelson Family Tree Centre June Carscadden Kamloops Bike to Work Week June Carscadden Kamloops Fit Centre Kaitlin Methot Kinetic Energy – Health & Wellness Centre Kathy Grieve McDonald’s Kohl Black Merritt Country Run Krystal Kehoe RUNClub Linda Kehoe Shapedown Linda Laravie Tournament Capital Centre Staff Lisa Kimmel Mak Berry
Investors Group KamFit Shape Shifters Kamloops Active Health Kamloops Airport Kamloops Dragon Boat Club Kamloops Innovation Kamloops Kidz Kamloops Rowing Club Kamloops Surgical Centre Kamloops This Week Kelson Rent Chasers KPMG Lii Michif LMG Finance LTSA Titleists McElhanney Miles for Smiles MJB LAWYERS Morelli Chertkow LLP Moti Roadrunners Newgold RUSH NRI Distribution People In Motion Playing Full Out RE/MAX River City Realty Ltd Rotary Daybreakers ROYAL LEPAGE Sprott Shaw Summit’eers Synergy Counselling TCS Inclusion TD Canada Trust Team Ajax Team Dagasso TEAM HOME HARDWARE The Art We Are Cafe The Hay Is In the Barn Triton Environmental Consultants Ltd Valley First School Teams: A. E. Perry Elementary Arthur Hatton Elementary Beattie School of the Arts David Stoddart School, Clinton David Thompson Elementary Kamloops Christian School Nlakapamux School
*Before expenses
NorKam Secondary Parkcrest Elementary Sa-Hali Secondary South Sa-Hali Elementary St. Ann’s Academy Stuart Wood Elementary Valleyview Secondary Boogie Board: Executive Director: Jo Berry Chair: Cathy Colborne Vice-Chair: MaryAnne Waters Secretary: Jennifer Brosch Treasurer: Jenifer McCarthy Members: Heather Noyes, Jacquie Shinkewski, Terri Axani, Karen Henning Boogie Committee: Co-ordinator/Sponsorship Communications: Jo Berry Route Director: David DiFrancesco Secretary: Jennifer Brosch Treasurer: Jenifer McCarthy Registration: Cathy Colborne Entertainment: Jacquie Shinkewski / AnnaLynn Zelisko Boogie Store: Jenn Rensch Corporate: Hal Sommerfeld / Shelley Trudeau Boogie Website and Social Media: Anita Stuart/ Cecile McVettie / Siobhan McKeeFood: Jen Thibault Schools: Ruth Konrad / Shannon Schmidt Mini Boogie: Payton Comazetto / Madi Lowe Expo: MaryAnne Waters / Kathryn Hodgins Volunteers: Shelley Trudeau / Susan Wright A big thank you to all of our volunteers that helped at the Boogie Expo, chalking, Boogie set up, Boogie cleanup, cheering in our runners/ walkers, water tables, and all the volunteers on route. Without our volunteers CFJC-TV Boogie the Bridge would not be the same.
TEAM PICTURE – Credit to Tyler Meade Photography
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
A29
NATIONAL NEWS
Homeless man charged in deaths of three Winnipeg homeless men CHINTA PUXLEY
THE CANADIAN PRESS
WINNIPEG — Police believe the killer of three men who lived on Winnipeg streets is homeless himself. John Paul Ostamas is accused of first-degree murder in the weekend deaths of Donald Collins, 65, and Stony Bushie, 48. He is also facing a charge of second-degree murder in the
killing of Myles Monias, 37, following an assault in a bus shelter earlier this month. Supt. Danny Smyth said Collins went into a laneway Friday night with Ostamas where police believe Collins was attacked and killed. “He was left for dead in the alley,’’ Smyth said. Hours later, Smyth said, Ostamas encountered Bushie and they went to a downtown parkade.
“Ostamas attacked and murdered Bushie within the parkade and left him for dead,’’ Smyth alleged. Ostamas is originally from Thunder Bay, Ont., but was staying at a Winnipeg homeless shelter. Following the killings, police released security footage featuring a “person of interest,’’ who turned out to be Ostamas. He knew both Collins and Bushie, Smyth said.
Why Our Customers Love Us So Much...
We provide our customers with a service they don’t want to do themselves or can get elsewhere. We also provide these important benefits: • Removal of Harmful Carcinogens that can be passed onto food while cooking. • Prolonged grill life as a result of professional cleaning. • Prevent future corrosion of grill. • Reduced risk of a grease fire due to removal of grease. • Special polish that will make your grill shine.
Not only will we clean and shine your BBQ, we can also repair your BBQ.
Complete degreasing of: Hood, Control Knobs, Drip Pans, Rotisserie Racks , Pull-out tray Following parts deep cleaned: Grill Racks , Flavorizer Bars , Heat Plates Inspection of the following areas: Burners , Igniters, Venturi Plates , Rotisserie tor Racks, Thermometer, Pressure Regulator
Canadian military plane leaves earthquake-ravaged Nepal THE CANADIAN PRESS
KATHMANDU — Officials say a Canadian military plane that brought supplies and disaster relief personnel to Nepal is now on its way to India. The C-17 arrived in Kathmandu earlier yesterday, carrying elements of the Canadian government’s Disaster Assistance Response Team to
assist the earthquake-stricken country. But, the flight crew’s next assignment is to help evacuate Canadians who were in the country when the earthquake struck. The plane is capable of holding 100 passengers. Officials have not yet confirmed how many were on board. A second C-17 has left Canada
carrying more equipment and people and is expected to be in Nepal today. Space is also available on that plane to evacuate more Canadians to India. The Foreign Affairs Department has said 338 Canadians are registered as being in Nepal, but there could be more as registrations are voluntary.
Do You Have An
UGLY
BBQ?
WIN ENTER TEOBBQ A FRE ING! CLEAN
Send in your pic of your ugly barbeque or post on our Facebook page and you may win weekly prizes.
J.WALSH & SONS Serving Kamloops
for 57 proud years!
2321 E. Trans-Canada Hwy. Kamloops Member of the FortisBC contractor program
250.372.5115
www.jwalshandsons.com
ò Obituaries & In Memoriam ô
OLE OLSON BIRKELAND SR. It is with much sadness that we announce the passing of Ole Olson Birkeland Sr. on April 21, 2015 at Kamloops, in his 87th year. Survived by son Gary, exwife Rossella, grandchildren Marissa Black (Nickolas) and Cullen, and Stacey (Bjorn), great-grandchildren Tristan and Skylar, and by his youngest son Christopher (Val). Dad is also survived by sisters Beverly Markson (Tom), Marion Lofthaug (Halver), Olava Nesbitt (Fred), other grandchildren Nickolas, Kyle, Sarah . Dad was predeceased by his wife Shirley, eldest son Ole Jr., sister Margaret Lawson and parents Ole Sr. and Jean, and dear friend Francis Reeves. Left with very fond memories of Dad, are his alwaysloved “Nell ” - Mrs Ellen Harris, and many friends including Enrico and Laura Rosetti, Cheryl Belanger.... and all of those instant friends along Dad’s life journey. He was a very easy man to like, always ready to help someone he did not even know. Born in Golden in 1928, only son of a CPR Roadmaster, in his younger days Dad was a much-loved rascal to his four sisters. He was very athletic, excelled at track and field , and was a true Badminton ‘ace’. He loved the outdoors – always, be it in sun, rain, or deep snow. Dad was a very avid fly fisherman, and learned the skill of fly-tying . There were many happy times for the family, camping out, huddled around a bon-fire in summer at the Shuswap Lake property, or at frozen lakes in winter, ice-fishing, skating and tearing off on the snowmobiles. Dad would never hesitate to give up his own fishing time, to winch out a stranded fellow fisherman’s Jeep, bogged down in deep mud along rained-out “goat trails”. To Dad, these remote lakes were great destinations, and he was always in awe of nature. It was the outdoors too, that made Dad’s career as a surveyor a keen fit as a young man and later as a draftsman when he taught himself Computer Aided Drafting. But he most loved being out in the field with the transit, kicking over rocks and tumbleweeds to drive in the steel pin markers.
Dad struggled with illness in his last four years. He was brought back to Kamloops from Alberta in 2010, as he needed to come home to his real family, mostly to his granddaughter, who held his hand to his final breath in hospice. There is no-one who made him smile more than Marissa, Gary’s daughter, who doted on her grandfather, driving-buddy and special confidant. He called Marissa “Pooky” and she was the undisputed sunshine in his life even from the day she was born. Marissa kept her Grandfather well for a long time through hard illnesses. They had a dedicated bond of love and caring, that was very unique. To have her Grandpa at her wedding was the crowning glory for Marissa. He struggled badly last summer, but nothing would prevent him from seeing his “Pooky” happily married. We celebrated the love of a family that went through some fractures, but most survived it all to come together, and welcome Nick to the family. “Jeg Elsker Deg, My Grandpa” We will miss Dad every coming day, his spirit and his unique humour. He was genuinely liked by all who knew him. We smile as we think of how he lost his ‘social filter’ quite some years ago, and would come out with outrageously funny, yet always honest, jibes and comments to family, friends, total strangers. He had a character and love of life and of people that was very rare. A familiar personality downtown on his scooter, and along the Canada Trail, he would sneak out sandwiches from the care home dining room, to give out to the less fortunate, and he would never pass up the chance to feed the birds, even the crows. That was just his nature. A kind man. In ancient Norway , a dignified end of life for Vikings, meant being cast out to the sea in a canoe, to drift amongst the icebergs, let nature take its course, and go to a new world. Dad would have been okay with that. He was very proud of Norwegian roots Happy sailing ahead, Dad. No service by request. Donations appreciated to the Marjorie Willouhby Snowden Hospice Home.
ELSIE MAY DEE June 6,1922 - April 26,2015
Elsie May Dee of Pritchard, B.C. passed away on April 26, 2015 at the age of 92 years. Elsie is survived by her loving husband Danny and children; Larry (Elaine), Reg (Linda) and Donna (Wayne) Becker, also ten grandchildren and sixteen greatgrandchildren. She also leaves to cherish her memory brothers; Bill, Lloyd, Jim and a sister Reta, as well as nieces, nephews, uncles, aunts, cousins and many dear friends. A visitation will be held on Friday, May 1, 2015 between 4:00-6:30 PM in the Rosewood Room at the Kamloops Funeral Home, 285 Fortune Drive. A Funeral Service will be held at Adams Lake Recreation and Conference Centre, 6349 Chief Jules Drive, Chase, B.C. on Saturday, May 2, 2015 at 11:00 AM Arrangements entrusted to Kamloops Funeral Home 250-554-2577 Condolences may be emailed to the family from www.kamloopsfuneralhome.com
250-554-2577
A30
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
ò Obituaries & In Memoriam ô GEOFF THOMAS January 1948 - February 2015
Geoff was born in Montreal to Anne and Jock Thomas. He graduated from Kamloops High School and then attended UBC and studied Political Science and then received a law degree from the University of Cardiff in Wales. Geoff was an active Rotarian and member of St. George’s Anglican Church. He loved acting with numerous theatre groups. He is fondly remembered by his brother David Thomas, niece Jennifer, brother-in-law Ben, nephew Christopher and great nephews Thomas, Ethan and Oliver as well as many long time Kamloops friends. There will be a celebration of Geoff’s life on Saturday, May 2, 2015 in Stony Plain, Alberta. Geoff’s ashes will be placed in the Thomas family plot in Carlton Place, Ontario at a later date. Donations in memory of Geoff can be sent to St. George’s Anglican Church, 308 Royal Ave, Kamloops, BC V2B 3P5.
Schoening Funeral Service 250-374-1454
First Memorial Funeral Service 250-554-2429 VINCENZO (ENZO) COLASANTI February 28, 1924 April 24, 2015
Enzo passed away peacefully at the Marjorie Willoughby Snowden Hospice Home on the morning of April 24, 2015. Enzo will be eternally missed by his wife Heidi, Germana and Neil Callow, Remo and Sandra and his grandson Michael as well as Rebecca and Joel Twaites with little Claire and Jessica and Brian Melanson. Special thanks to the nurses, volunteers and staff at the Marjorie Willoughby Snowden Hospice Home for the care and compassion in Enzo’s final days. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Marjorie Willoughby Snowden Hospice Home would be appreciated. In loving memory of Enzo, we would like to invite you to a gathering of family and friends at #15-2365 Abbeyglen Way, Kamloops, on Saturday, May 2, 2015 at 2:00 to 4:30pm. Please join us for afternoon tea or coffee as we share memories and stories of Enzo’s life.
GEORGE CHARLES STASIUK On April 24, 2015, in the late afternoon, George Stasiuk peacefully left his earthly home in Kamloops, BC— no doubt with his dancing shoes on—ready to reunite with his bride of 50 years, Doris, predeceased in 2006. Born January 18, 1920, in Hendon, Saskatchewan, George was the fifth of ten children to Nickolas and Parascevia. Pre-deceased by his parents, sisters Annie, Mary, Nellie, Patsy, and older brother, Paul, his son Lawrence, grandson Brett, and great-grandson Isaiah. George is survived by his loving children Vivian (Sydney) of Kamloops, BC, Mel (Kathy) of Kamloops, Stuart of Lethbridge, AB, his grandchildren, Kelly (Michael), of North Vancouver, BC, Christy of Kamloops, Christopher (Mandi) of Lethbridge, AB and Leah (Karl) of Munich, Germany, and his eleven great-grandchildren, Matthew, Alora, Rebecca, Zachary, Chayse, Eden, Malachi, Evangeline, Eli, Grace and Mak. Also mourning his loss are George’s siblings Kay (Joe), Mary Minnie, Nicholas (Sally) and Sylvia (Walter) along with scores of nieces and nephews, extended family and friends. George served in the Canadian Armed Forces in World War II, stationed in Canada and the North Pacific. He worked in farming, uranium and potash mining, oil fields, and construction. He was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion, Rocky Mountain Rangers, Knights of Columbus, and several social dancing clubs — George loved a good polka! He enjoyed camping, hunting and fishing. He also enjoyed watching baseball, football (GO Riders!) and hockey. The family thanks the Staff and Medical Team at Pinegrove Care Home for their kind attentiveness, care and compassion through George’s final days. A Celebration of Life was held at Sacred Heart Cathedral, Kamloops, BC, on April 29, 2015 at 1pm with Father Andrew L’Heureux presiding. Interment at Hillside Cemetery followed. Funeral arrangements entrusted to Schoening Funeral Services. Dance with the stars, Grandpa! Until we meet again!
NICK HAJDUKOVICH
THANK YOU The family of Louise Adams would like to express their thanks and gratitude to everyone for the kindness and support shown during a very difficult time. We would also like to say thank you for sharing in the day when we said our last goodbyes. It meant so much to us to see everyone who came out to pay their last respects to a very special lady. She will be deeply missed. A special thank you to Jeff Torrans for giving such a wonderful service. The families of Marilynne and Kurt Wormsbecher and Irene and Ken Smith.
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Nick Hajdukovich at Royal Inland Hospital after a brief illness with his loving family by his side. Nick is survived by his sister Vera (Al) Thompson, nephew Dave (Danette) and their children Kendra and Josh, niece Linda (Steve) and their children Calvin and Alex. He was predeceased by his brother Borko (Bob) and his parents. Nick was born in Kamloops on November 22, 1939 and resided here his entire life. He was raised on a farm in Brocklehurst and continued working there for many years before and after his retirement. After high school he worked at the Land Registry Office until his retirement in 1994. He later moved to another area in Brocklehurst in 2006 and continued his hobby farm of beautiful flowers, vegetables and many fruit trees. He loved the out-of-doors farm life. He took great pride in his yard. He shared much of his fruits and produce with family and friends. He and Bob enjoyed preparing fruits and vegetables for the Farmer’s Market where they sold quality produce to their many loyal customers. Great family celebrations were enjoyed at Christmas, Easter and at the lake in the summer time. He especially enjoyed his nephew Dave and niece Linda and their families. His love and care will live in our hearts forever. Nick was a very active sportsman. He enjoyed many sports, especially hockey, where he coached the Bantam reps as well as other teams. He also refereed the seniors hockey games for many years. Nick was a talented golfer. He was Club Champion at the Kamloops Golf and Country Club in the late 60’s and enjoyed golfing for over 55 years, attending many tournaments throughout B.C. and the U.S. and receiving many trophies. He also enjoyed bowling and softball, playing these sports for many years. Nick was a big Blazers fan. He also enjoyed watching all sports on TV. Nick was a hard working individual who was always looking to encourage all those he played and worked with and giving tips on how to improve their golf and hockey games. He was a man of integrity, reliable, kind, friendly and thoughtful who really loved and cared for his family and friends. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him. The family would like to express their sincere appreciation to all the doctors and nurses who gave him such amazing care. A memorial service will be held at the Kamloops Funeral Home on Friday, May 8 at 1pm. Pastor Brian Delamont will conduct the service. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the RIH Foundation or the charity of your choice.
Save 5% on Pre-Arranged Funeral Services until May 16, 2015 at Schoening and First Memorial Funeral Services IRENE VIRGINIA DEWITT 1920 - 2015
DeWitt, Irene Virginia, passed away peacefully in Salmon Arm, B.C. on April 24, 2015. Irene was born September 29, 1920 in Langley, B.C. As a teenager in Avola she met her future husband Don. She worked as a switchboard operator for B.C. Tel in Vancouver and later for Kelly Douglas, she also sold real estate for Glass Realty and Century 21 in Kamloops. Her marriage to Don, who worked for B.C. Forestry, took them to many small towns in B.C. She leaves to cherish her memory, her son Don, daughter-in-law Teresa and grandchildren Craig, Robbie and Katie. She also is survived by her brother Jack. She was predeceased by her husband Don and sisters Mildred and Myrt. No Service by request. Arrangements entrusted to Fischer’s Funeral Services & Crematorium Ltd., Salmon Arm 250-833-1129. Email condolences and share memories of Irene through her obituary at www.fischersfuneralservices.com.
THANK YOU The family of the late Sarah Jean Fleming would like to express their thanks and appreciation to all of our relatives, friends, church family, clients and well-wishers who surrounded us with their love and care during our time of bereavement. We were deeply touched by the numerous calls, visits, meals, flowers, prayers and words of encouragement. Your acts of kindness and generosity made our burden more bearable. We thank you from the depths of our hearts. May you be blessed. Forever Grateful, Gail and Colum McDonnell Doc and Diane Fleming
The Ship
I am standing upon the seashore. A ship at my side spreads her white sails to the morning breeze and starts for the blue ocean. She is on object of beauty & strength & I stand & watch her, until at length, she is only a speck of white cloud just wheret he seas & sky meet and mingle with each other. Then someone at my side exclaims, “There, she’s gone!” Gone where? Gone from my sight, that is all. She is just as large as she was when she left my side & just as able to bear her load of living freight to the place of her destination. Her diminished size is in me, not her. And just at the moment when someone at my side says she is gone, there are other eyes watching for her coming and other voices ready to take up the glad shout “There she comes!”. Henry Van Dyke
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
FREE REWARDS SIGN UP
EMPLOYEE PRICING $50 VOUCHER FOR accessories
TRIP FOR 2 TO SEE THE SEAHAWKS*
TRIP FOR 2 TO LAS VEGAS*
HUGE PRIZES SAVINGS UP TO $14,000
G I V E A W A Y S
R I V E R S H O R E
TRIP FOR 2 TO MEXICO*
TRIP FOR 2 TO SEE THE CANUCKS*
RIVERSHORE EMPLOYEE
PURCHASE PRICE
$
WAS $55,790
39,910
*
2015
2015
RR EDITION
5 ONLY
game tickets and accommodations.
DODGE
JOURNEY CVP SALE PRICE
LEFT!
$
OR LOW PAYMENT OF
281
FREE SPA HOT TUB
FREE JEEP WRANGLER FOR 2 SUMMERS
and accommodation. Canucks prize includes *Travel prizes are paid out in travel vouchers. Seahawks prize includes game tickets
RAM 1500 SPORT
A31
$
*BI-WEEKLY +TAX
OR FINANCE FOR O
$
CANADA’S MOST EFFICIENT
2015
FULL-SIZED PICKUP • 5.7L V8 HEMI VVT • 20” WHEELS • HEATED SEATS & STEERING WHEEL • TRAILER TOW MIRRORS • BRAKE CONTROLLER • TRAILER TOW PACKAGE • 8 SPEED AUTO • BACK-UP CAMERA • STEER WHEEL CONTROLS • DUAL REAR EXHAUST • SPRAY-IN LINER • KEYLESS ENTRY • SIRIUS RADIO • U-CONNECT WITH BLUETOOTH • 8.4” TOUCHSCREEN DISPLAY • NERF BARS • AND MORE!
19,998**
56/WEEK**
DODGE
GRAND CARAVAN CVP SALE PRICE
19,998** $ 56/WEEK** $
OR FINANCE FOR O
$281 x 208 payments= total paid $58,448. taxes and fees. Payments are based on 60 month term amortized over 96 months. Ram example: *All prices are net of all taxes and fees. Payments are OAC, Payments include all applicable details. for dealer term. Vehicles may not be exactly as shown. See Cost of borrowing full term is $11.856. No penalty for paying loan in full before end of
Kamloops’ #1 Dodge Volume Dealer! CHRYSLER • JEEP • DODGE • RAM
LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE
CODY SKENE GENERAL SALES MANAGER
1-888-445-5588
STEVE CHAPMAN SALES MANAGER
TOM MARCHANT SALES MANAGER
DON HAYS SALES CONSULTANT
OVER 75 PRE-OWNED VEHICLES IN STOCK
JERRY WINDERS SALES CONSULTANT
ART MARCYNIUK SALES CONSULTANT
The ONLY locally family owned Kamloops Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram dealership for 25 years
2477 East Trans Canada Hwy. on the Kamloops Auto Mall “Where Kamloops Comes to Save” www.ramtrucks.ca Open Mon - Thurs: 8am-8pm • Sun: 10am-3pm
SCOTT MCDONNELL SALES CONSULTANT
ANDREW LAPORTE SALES CONSULTANT
DAN THERIAULT SALES CONSULTANT
GERRY PIGEON SALES CONSULTANT
KEITH ELVERS SALES CONSULTANT
TYSON SKENE SALES CONSULTANT
ASHLEY MONAHAN SALES CONSULTANT
W SALE A32
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
AREHOUSE
NOTICE
MANY, MANY ITEMS
FROM OUR WAREHOUSE HAVE BEEN BROUGHT TO OUR SHOWROOM FOR
PLUSH CHOCOLATE RECLINING SOFA
IMMEDIATE SELLOUT!
AT THE LOWEST WAREHOUSE PRICES!
$2000
SAVINGS
SOFAS 2 ONLY!
75%!
AND SOME ITEMS NEAR OR BELOW COST! Power Lift Chair
REG $1500
each
$1000 QUEEN PLUSHPILLOW TOP MATTRESS
10 ONLY!
TABLE + 4 CHAIRS
348
FROM
CLEARANCE NCE CE ON ON ALL ALL SERTA FLOOR MODELS UP TO
288
$
$1500 Queen Size SSiize French Freench nch Pillowtop M Mattress tt tt PLUSH
MOUNT ROYALE
$
998
$
798
$
REG $1200
FROM
448
$
6PC BEDROOM SET
65% OFF
starting
588
from
$800 DINING SET
from
$
598
$
SSold in sets.
COMFORT PLUSH COMFO COMF CROWN C ROWN JEWEL
250-374-3588 1289 Dalhousie Dr.
SALE
$
588
$
FROM
299
GUARANTEE GUAR
$
NIGHTSTAND $199 ea. Sold in sets.
899
MATTRESSES AT LIQUIDATION UIDATION UIDATI ON PRICES PRICE PRIC
SAVE UP TO
65%
QUEEN MATTRESS FROM
$
Limited Quantities
169
388
$
$1000 QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS SET
We reserve the right to limit quantities. Some pictures may not be identical to current models. Some items may not be exactly as shown. Some items sold in sets.
NOTRE DAME BIG O TIRES
DULUX PAINTS
DALHOUSIE
UP TO
SOFA
598
$
BROWN CORDUROY RECLINER
TODAYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S WEATHER Sun and clouds High 18 C Low 8 C
FIND YOUR BOOGIE TIME
TWO-WHEEL TRIP OF A LIFETIME
All the racers and their times
The Three Amigos reflect on their journey
A22-A27
A12-A13
KAMLOOPS THIS WEEK THURSDAY
kamloopsthisweek.com kamloopsthisweek kamthisweek
30 CENTS AT NEWSSTANDS
|
APRIL 30, 2015 | Volume 28 No. 52
Vandalism at MoE office
More eyes in the sky possible ANDREA KLASSEN
STAFF REPORTER
MOUNT POLLEY TARGET OF TAG AND MULTIPLE PROTESTS
andrea@kamloopsthisweek.com
Canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t get enough of the City of Kamloopsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Overlanders Bridge cam? More viewing options may be on the way. Public works director Jen Fretz said the city is considering two additional webcam feeds to allow the public to follow the progress of road construction or plan their commutes for the day. The city has one camera positioned above the bridge and the Ministry of Transportation has announced plans for a view of the Halston Avenue and Highway 5 intersection. Fretz said the next two cameras could be placed at the intersections of Fortune Drive and Leigh Road in North Kamloops and Columbia Street and Third Avenue downtown, where a road widening project will start this summer. Fretz said the additional cameras would cost about $5,000 each, though the first bridge camera was much more expensive â&#x20AC;&#x201D; $30,000 â&#x20AC;&#x201D; because the city had to install fibre-optic cable, which is available at both proposed locations.
CAM FORTEMS STAFF REPORTER cam@kamloopsthisweek.com
DAVE EAGLES/KTW
Black Pines resident Penny Powers stands in the fertile orchard that is in jeopardy of being destroyed if Trans Mountain Pipeline is successful in its application to twin its pipeline.
WILL PIPELINE KILL HARVEST? DALE BASS
STAFF REPORTER
dale@kamloopsthisweek.com
P
enny Powers spends a lot of her time in her garden. When sheâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not outside planting, she might be in the kitchen canning, preserving or freezing foods she has grown. Powers could be grinding up corn from her garden that will be used for bread or polenta. She might be using some of the winter grains sheâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s grown to make pie crusts that will be filled with preserves from her dozens of fruit trees.
The retired Thompson Rivers University professor said she and husband Charles Hays are essentially self-sufficient, by consuming their own produce or using it to barter with others like them. Grocery store lists are infrequent and might include items like spices, tea or coffee â&#x20AC;&#x201D; things the two of them canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t grow. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s an idyllic life in Black Pines, just 20 kilometres north of The Dunes at Kamloops Golf Course â&#x20AC;&#x201D; but Powers is worried about its future. Late last year, she attended a meeting in the area hosted by Kinder Morgan, the company that wants to expand its Trans
Mountain Pipeline through B.C. â&#x20AC;&#x153;There was a map on the wall and I walked up and looked at it and, oh my god, that was a surprise I didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t want to see,â&#x20AC;? Powers said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I said, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Chuck, Chuck, this thing is going right through my orchard,â&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;? Powers recounted. Although there are two Kinder Morgan pipelines in the ground on the east side of Westsyde Road â&#x20AC;&#x201D; one of them unused â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Powers said the company indicated itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not interested in digging up that area and replacing the 24-inch line not carrying oil with the 36-inch pipeline it wants to build. See OIL LEAK, A6
lous
True Warehouse Pricing on Fabu
´
Ministry of Environment offices in Sahali were vandalized overnight Tuesday with anti-Mount Polley messages. Kamloops RCMP Cpl. Cheryl Bush said the damage to the building on Dalhousie Drive was reported to police when staff arrived at the workplace. The message on the front doors in red spray paint read â&#x20AC;&#x153;shut down Imperial Metals.â&#x20AC;? A silicon-type substance was also injected into locks. Imperial Metals operates Mount Polley in the Caribou. In August 2014, the mineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s tailings dam breached, sending millions of litres of contaminated tailings into Hazeltine Creek and Polley and Quesnel lakes. Bush said sheâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not aware of related vandalism at other government offices. However, the timing of the vandalism in Kamloops coincided with a national day of action on Wednesday in which protests against efforts to reopen Mount Polley were staged at the Toronto Stock Exchange, government offices and in at least two U.S. cities. The national day of action was initiated by the B.C.-based Secwepemc Women Warriors Society. Society spokeswoman Kanahus Manuel said the warriors have been monitoring the impacts at the mine disaster site and oppose attempts to re-start the Williams Lake-area operation. Imperial Metals is continuing work on the tailings storage facility and has not been given permission by the province to resume operations. The lake and surrounding area are the subject of a number of scientific studies, as well as ongoing water quality monitoring. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; with files from The Canadian Press
MOTHERâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S DAY
Paradise!
MOTHERâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S DAY OPEN HOUSE May 7, 8 & 9
Daily specials and snacks!
12'0 '8'4; 6*745 (4+ 5#6 Ĺ&#x201C; 4 LORNE STREET EAST, KAMLOOPS
/RealDealsKamloops
&(- )&>ĹŻ 9-* ĂŚ789 Ĺą 5:7(-&8*8 ,*9 & *&1 Dealsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; â&#x20AC;&#x153;Greenâ&#x20AC;? shopping bag!
A2
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
ALL PRICING SHOWN IS AFTER 20% DISCOUNT
2.0 cu.ft Over the Range Microwave W/ Sensor Cooking g
MAY IS
• 3 Speed Fan / 400 CFM • Stainless Steel Cavity
MAYTAG MONTH A PRIL 30 – M AY 27, 2015
$47999
$97199
Stainless Steel Built-in Dishwashe er With Stainless Steel Tub
$81199
6 Total cu.ft. 6.7 Gemini® Double G e Oven With Even™ O Air Convection A
r
• 3200 Watt Power™ Element W/ Power Boo ost • Die-Cast Metal Knobs
• Four Blade SS chopper • Most powerful motor on the market
Storage drawers optional
5.2 cu.ft. (IEC) Maxima® 7.4 cu.ft. Maxima® Front Load Dryer Front Load Washer • Best cleaning enabled by With Steam PowerWash® Cycle 2 • Direct drive motor
$55999 4.2 (IEC) Extra Large Capacity W/ Stainless Steel Wash Basket Front Load Washer • Best cleaning by PowerWash® cycle
SAVE
$67999
• Refresh cycle with steam • Advanced moisture sensor
25 cu. ft. French D Door Refrigerator With Built In W Ic ce Maker
22.0 cu.ft. 3-Door French Door Refrigerator W/ StrongBox(tM) Door Hinges
$47999
•S Stainless Steel Handles •S Strong Box™ Door Hinges
• Stainless Steel Handles
7.4 cu.ft Front Load Dryer Extra Large Capacity Dryer With Intelli Dry® sensor
• Maytag® commercial technology
20
$123999
$199999
$147999
of % on3 orthemorepurchase eligible Maytag
®
major appliances
*
OR
15
SAVE
purchase of % on1 orthe2 eligible Maytag
®
major appliances
*
COMFORT I POCKET COIL TIGHT TOP MATTRESSES
SAVE
$
699
$
QUEEN
500 1200 $ 899 $ SAVE
QUEEN
SAVE
300
$
BROOKWOOD
599
$
QUEEN
Mon. - Wed. 9 am - 6 pm Thur-Fri. 9 am - 9 pm Sat. 9 am - 6 pm • Sun. 11 am - 5 pm
SHOP online at
www.cityfurniturecanada.com
DROPTOP PILLOWTOP Perfect for those who like a firm mattress with its Droptop pillowtop, reinforced heavy duty coil support system and high density foams. KING SIZE ALSO AVAILABLE ON SALE
SEALY POSTUROPEDIC ROCCABELLA
EURO-TOP
III
DROPTOP PILLOWTOP An unbelievable price for an even more unbelievable mattress. The Stearns & Foster name with Everyone deserves great andFibre you get it here with our all the benefits: breathability and airflowsupport; with Gel Infused Blend. Exquisite conformance and patented Posturetech contouring with Smart Latex. Innerspring – designed and developed with KING SIZE ALSO support AVAILABLE ON proper back inSALE mind. High Density Foam ensures this bed
will last for years.
KING SIZE ALSO AVAILABLE ON SALE
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
A3
LOCAL NEWS
LOCAL NEWS
NEWS FLASH? CALL 778-471-7525 or email editor@kamloopsthisweek.com
INSIDE KTW
DREAMS BY THE SLICE
Viewpoint/Your Opinion . . . . A8-9 Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A15 National News . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A28 Obituaries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A29 Entertainment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B1 Classifieds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B7
Papa John’s volunteer Kevin Kneale (left) and employee Taylor Ewings box up a pizza for delivery during yesterday’s inaugural Papa John’s Dreams for Kids Day at the Aberdeen location. The pizza chain has succeeded Wendy’s in the fundraising effort to send seriously ill children to Disneyland for a day. All proceeds from yesterday’s sales at Papa John’s outlets in Kamloops, Kelowna, West Kelowna and Prince George, in addition to all staff wages, will go toward the cause. The Sunshine Foundation arranges the December flight.
TODAY’S FLYERS *Selected distribution
Best Buy, Cooper’s, Michaels, Rona, Safeway, Save-On-Foods, Sears, Shoppers, Superstore, The Bay, Toys ‘R Us, Visions, Walmart, Rexall*, M&M Meats*, Extra Foods*, Canadian Tire*
WEATHER ALMANAC
One year ago Hi: 25.9 C Low: 7 C Record High 28 C (1998) Record Low -8.3 C (1954)
DAVE EAGLES PHOTOS/KTW
ONLINE
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
Find us on Facebook: facebook.com/ kamloopsthisweek
Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/KamThisWeek
Watch our videos on YouTube: youtube.com/user/ KamloopsThisWeek/videos
HOW TO REACH US:
Switchboard 250-374-7467 Classifieds 250-371-4949 Classifieds Fax 250-374-1033 Circulation 250-374-0462 Emails: classifieds@kamloopsthisweek.com publisher@kamloopsthisweek.com editor@kamloopsthisweek.com
Council says no to Cavers’ motion on Ajax COUNCILLOR WANTED TO ASK B.C. FOR MORE TIME TO STUDY MINE APPLICATION ANDREA KLASSEN STAFF REPORTER andrea@kamloopsthisweek.com
Kamloops city council won’t ask the province to give residents more time to digest the approximately 15,000 pages of studies expected to accompany KGHM Ajax’s application for environmental review of its proposed mine. Council this week defeated a motion from Coun. Donovan Cavers by a margin of 6-3, opting not to ask the B.C. Environmental Assessment Office (EAO) for changes within the 180-day time period available for review of KGHM Ajax’s plans. Cavers said if the company files its application this summer, it will be “incredibly disruptive” for the public, who he said won’t be able to immediately digest thousands of pages of technical documents. “It would interfere with their summer holidays, so I feel like moving it slightly into the review process gives people a couple of months to review the document, then give their comments,” Cavers said.
Under normal circumstances, a mine application goes to the EAO for 30 days of review to ensure it’s complete enough to accept before it is released to the public. Once the reports are available to all, a 180day legislatively mandated timeline begins. A public-comment period — normally 30 days, but lengthened to 75 days for the proposed Ajax mine — also starts around the same time. At the end of the 180 days, the assessment office must make a recommendation to the provincial ministers of environment and minister of energy, mines and natural gas, who have 45 days to make a final decision. Cavers suggested pushing back the start of public comments up to two months, but Mayor Peter Milobar worried that would leave the EAO with a shortage of time to follow up on any concerns the comment period turns up and to place conditions on the mine if it is approved. “The public may have more time to comment and the people who have to review that have even less time to make a recommenda-
tion to government,” Milobar said. Only Coun. Tina Lange argued the EAO could do without the additional time following public comments. “They can get through it quicker than us,” she said. Coun. Ken Christian said expecting an individual to get through the document at all was unrealistic, but he suggested groups of citizens could likely do so within the 75-day period. “You’re never going to get it to the point where someone’s going to be able to sit down with 15,000 pages, multi-disciplinary sciences and come up with a layperson’s assessment of this document,” he said. Coun. Dieter Dudy also said he finds it unlikely the average citizen is going to attempt to read the full application, which will contain more than 40 studies on the proposed copper and gold mine’s environmental impacts. Lange, Cavers and Coun. Denis Walsh voted to ask the EAO to shift its timelines. Milobar, Christian, Dudy and councillors Marg Spina, Arjun Singh and Pat Wallace were opposed.
CHINESE RESTAURANT
NOW LICENSED! AT ABERDEEN LOCATION WE ARE OPEN 11AM DAILY at both locations!
LIKE US ON FACEBOOK
NEW ION! LOCAT
778-471-3889
1820 ROGERS PLACE (COMFORT INN) SOUTH SHORE
778-470-5789
755 Tranquille Rd, Kamloops NORTH SHORE
A4
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
LOCAL NEWS
Bringing back the culture DAVE EAGLES STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER dave_eagles@kamloopsthisweek.com
Seventeen students at Thompson Rivers University are among the first to be certified to teach First Nations language and culture in public, private and First Nations schools. The courses, taught by Mona Jules, were designed to introduce and immerse participants in the Secwepemctsin language. Tk’emlups Indian Band Coun. Ed Jensen is also doing his part to bring back his culture. He is writing down phrases he’d like to see in Secwepemctsin, to help him revive words such as those that explained the terminology of traditional knapping (the art of knapping stone into usable tools). Those words and phrases in English have their own identity within Secwepemctsin. “Language and terminology can be lost with the loss of tools, like arrowheads,” Jensen said. As new technology was introduced to native culture, some of the language was left behind. It’s elders like Mona Jules, Jensen said, who are the link to rescuing these lost words.
Tk’emlups Indian Band Coun. Ed Jensen speaks to elder Mona Jules about the Secwepemcstin language recently in the Alpine Room at Thompson Rivers University’s Campus Activity Centre. DAVE EAGLES/KTW
Shopping Local Matters
Proudly supporting over 30 local suppliers NOW IN!
KAMLOOPS BC
SPINACH
NOW IN!
ARMSTRONG BC
ASPARAGUS
BC GROWN
HOT HOUSE COLOURED PEPPERS
2
$ 98/2LB BAG Tara & Greg Shantz Shuswap Coffee Company Salmon Arm, BC
Buying locally plays a large role in the creation of sustainable communities. A strong local retail presence produces a vibrant community and creates jobs. When buying locally more money is recirculated into the community. Businesses that are local tend to invest in the community and care deeply about customer relationships.
OKANAGAN GROWN
AMBROSIA APPLES
Armstrong, BC
By sourcing food within our local marketplace people experience a confidence in the quality of their food. Supported by sound Canadian Organic regulations Fieldstone Organics are active contributors to this supply chain, connecting rural producers with urban eaters and effectively bridging the gap between the field and the fork.
RED POTATOES
Westsyde resident John Bouffioux will be losing his locks tomorrow for a good cause. Bouffioux will take a seat in a chair at the Westsyde Hair Salon at noon and have his hair cut and donated to the Canadian Cancer Society, which will use the follicles in wigs for cancer patients. The hair salon is in the Westsyde Shopping Centre, 3435 Westsyde Rd. The public is welcome to add to the campaign with donations to the Canadian Cancer Society. Donations can be made online at cancer.ca.
BEST INTEREST RATES PROTECTED BY: $100,000 CDIC Insured $100,000 Assuris Insured Unlimited Credit Union Insured
LEMONS
RRSP, RRIF, GIC & TFSA
5
4
$ 98/8LB BAG
$ 98/20LB BAG
BC GROWN
RED PEPPERS
JUMBO WHITE MUSHROOMS
Fieldstone Organics Staff Fieldstone Organics
KAMLOOPS BC
Hair happening
99
3/
¢
BROCCOLI CROWNS
BANANAS
BC GROWN
1
2 YR.
3 YR.
4 YR.
5 YR.
2.26
58¢
$ 48/LB
1 YR.
%
98¢
1
DAILY INTEREST
% % 1.25% 2.10 2.19
JUMBO RED ONIONS
$ 98/LB
/LB
58
¢/LB
SPECIALS START APRIL 30 - MAY 6, 2015
/LB
LONG ENGLISH CUCUMBERS
98
B I G G E S T S E L E C T I O N O F K A M LO O P S G R OW N P R O D U C E !
¢/EACH
1.00%
1 Year 30 Day Cashable
2.23
%
2.38%
WE WILL MEET OR BEAT ANY BANK RATE*
Rates as of April 29, 2015
Some terms and conditions may apply. Rates subject to change without notice. If you would like to receive our biweekly rate report please contact info@bradfordfinancial.org
*
THE BRADFORD FINANCIAL TEAM Retirement Income Specialists BRADFORD FINANCIAL SERVICES INC.
774 Seymour St. Kamloops, BC
FIND US ON FACEBOOK
740 FORTUNE DRIVE, KAMLOOPS 250-376-8618 nuleafmarket
250.828.6767 1.800.599.8274
info@bradfordfinancial.org TODD PETERS, VANESSA CULLEN, CASEY CULLEN
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
A5
LOCAL NEWS
Crashes spur police to increase enforcement ANDREA KLASSEN
STAFF REPORTER
andrea@kamloopsthisweek.com
After another commute-related crash sent a young boy to the hospital on Tuesday morning, Kamloops Mounties are urging the public to give themselves more time to drive to work and school as construction continues on Overlanders Bridge. Sgt. Doug Aird from the RCMP’s rural detachment said the latest collision on Halston Avenue occurred at 8 a.m., when a vehicle trying to get into the right lane to turn onto Highway 5 North cut in front of other cars on the road. Halston is one of the main alternate routes as
five months of construction ties up lanes and slows traffic over the bridge, which typically funnels 42,000 vehicles per day between the North and South shores. With traffic already bumper-to-bumper for the morning commute, Aird said the vehicle cutting into the lane caused a “chain-reaction collision.” One boy was transported to Royal Inland Hospital by ambulance with head and neck injuries as a result of the crash and two people in another vehicle also suffered minor injuries as a result of whiplash. Aird said one truck was totalled in the collision and it took 45 minutes to remove — tying up morning traffic.
Teen missing since April 10
It’s not the first time a crash has backed up the Halston connector. There were at least two other major collisions during peak commute times during the first week of bridge construction. Aird said the rural RCMP unit has investigated more than a half-dozen collisions in the past two weeks. Mayor Peter Milobar said drivers need to adjust to the realities of
the bridge project. “You’re hearing stories of people trying to zip up on curb lanes and trying to go up farther and cut in aggressively,” he said. “I think people in Kamloops, we’re fortunate that the last 25 years, this isn’t a daily type of traffic occurrence. “But, this isn’t an unusual go to work or post-work traffic flow for
to leave earlier for work, make sure they’re leaving enough room between themselves and other cars and stay off electronic devices. Aird added drivers need to watch their speed as they’re leaving Highway 5 North, noting police are picking up speeders going more than 100 km/hr on Halston Avenue. The speed limit on that stretch is 70 km/h.
FREE EVENT
The Coast Kamloops Hotel & Conference Centre (1250 Rogers Way)
HEALTH SHOW
Saturday, May 2nd 10:00am–5:00pm
MAY
Speakers 10:30am–11:30am
Brad King MS MFS
12:00pm–1:00pm
Dirty Diets: Exposing the dietary lies keeping you from looking and feeling your best
PURICA
Heart, Mind, and Sole—learn to improve overall wellness
Lisa Kilgour RHN 3:00pm–4:00pm
Our institution is turning 45 this year! And to celebrate we’re inviting all Cariboo College and University College of the Cariboo alumni to have their original parchment reissued by TRU or to receive a PROUD PAST commemorative parchment. PROMISING
Featuring
CONVOCATE AGAIN 25+ Booths
SANTEVIA/ECOTREND
Why Alkaline? Learn about the importance of balancing pH
Jason Watkin 1:30pm–2:30pm
FREE EVENT
PREFERRED NUTRITION
Christina Gohl BSC
Cariboo College and UCC alumni…
FUTURE
people and lanes — and the only way to get this done is to keep working,” he said. RCMP Supt. Brad Mueller told KTW the city’s traffic unit is planning more enforcement both on Overlanders Bridge, where the speed limit is down to 30 km/hr for the duration of construction, and on alternate routes. Aird recommends the driving public try
Come Join Us… KAMLOOPS
Kamloops Mounties say they are still looking for a missing teen who hasn’t been seen in nearly three weeks. Hannah Batke was last seen on April 10 and RCMP Cpl. Cheryl Bush said investigators are worried about her well-being. “Hannah has been active on social media while away from home, but police have been unable to confirm her whereabouts,” Bush said. Following the initial police release on her disappearance, Hannah posted messages on Kamloops RCMP want Facebook, stating she help in finding 15-yearwas fine. old Hannah Batke. The 15-year-old stands 5-foot-4 and weighs 115 pounds. She has brown eyes and light brown hair with blue streaks in front. Anyone with information about Hannah’s whereabouts is asked to call police at 250-828-3000 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
Register at tru.ca/alumni/fortyfive before May 11 to confirm that you would like to cross the convocation stage. And see you in June!
most cities and I think we need to come to terms with for the next five months that’s what it’s going to be.” Milobar said that means adjusting to new routes, leaving more time in the mornings and trying to be patient on the road. “Really, at this point, it’s up to the travelling public to make things go smooth. We can only do so much with flag
GENUINE HEALTH
Got Allergies? Overcoming the autoimmune, asthma, and allergy epidemic
Concession
The Apple Bistro
Shopping Spree Contest
Exclusive
Show Specials
Enter to win $250 at Nature’s Fare Markets
Sponsored in part by
Interior Wellness Magazine
Ethically assisting our customers on their journey to better health. YEARS
KAMLOOPS | 5 – 1350 Summit Drive | 250.314.9560 | www.naturesfare.com
A6
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
LOCAL NEWS ROAD CLOSURE AND REMOVAL OF DEDICATION AS A HIGHWAY BYLAW NO. 18-369 (233 FORTUNE DRIVE AND BEACH AVENUE)
Kinder Morganâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pipeline would go through the property of Penny Powers and Charles Hays, right below Westsyde Road in this photo. DAVE EAGLES/KTW
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on May 12, 2015, the Council of the City of Kamloops intends to adopt Bylaw No. 18-369, a bylaw to authorize the closure and removal of dedication as a highway road adjacent to 233 Fortune Drive, legally described as that part of roadway dedicated by Plans H725, 27989 and KAP59567; Plans 4263, 4925, 5491, 6761, and B7834; and Plans H725 and KAP68971, as shown below:
Oil leak on property also a concern From A1
A Kinder Morgan spokesperson said it would be economically unfeasible to dig up that pipeline and replace it with the new one. For Powers, it will mean losing 18 metres of her property and dozens of fruit and nut trees she and Hays rely on throughout the year. The company has indicated it will move anything that needs to be relocated or replace that which must go for the pipeline, if its application before the National Energy Board is approved. In a December 2013 agricultural assessment technical report on the pipeline, the company wrote it would remediate disturbed soil back to its pre-existing state. The company has also stated on its website â&#x20AC;&#x201D; blog.transmoun-
tain.com â&#x20AC;&#x201D; it will work with landowners to deal with concerns and try to return the area it uses to its pre-existing stage at the very least. Powers said she wonders how Kinder Morgan might replace 20-year-old trees. If they are moved, they would have to be planted in another area of the property that is now used to grow vegetables, berries and grains, and the options to relocate those gardens are limited by the fact the back part of the property is mainly a steep hill leading to Jameson Ridge â&#x20AC;&#x201D; and poor-quality, gravel-dominated soil. Kinder Morgan has also committed to assisting financially with an upgrade to the areaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s water system, a project estimated to cost about $1.3 million. Beyond losing the orchard
space, Powers is concerned about having a pipeline in her yard. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It will bother me if thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a leak,â&#x20AC;? she said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It bothers me that they are selling tarsands oil, the dirtiest on the planet, and putting carbon dioxide in the air.â&#x20AC;? Powers referred to the Earth System Research Laboratory in Mauna Loa, Hawaii, where hourly carbon-dioxide levels are recorded, noting the data shows the levels â&#x20AC;&#x153;are going up and up and up. I object to that.â&#x20AC;? She said company officials havenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t spoken with her or Hays yet about the fate of their property or the future of the trees and garden space. â&#x20AC;&#x153;What could they possibly do that will make this OK?,â&#x20AC;? Powers asked. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t know. This is what we eat all year.â&#x20AC;?
Sunday, May 3rd, 2015 10:00 am - 4:00 pm the seventh annual
CFBX RECORD FAIR The bylaw may be inspected at the Legislative Services Division, City Hall, 7 Victoria Street West, Kamloops, B.C., during regular office hours from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, or inquiries may be directed to (250) 828-3496. All persons who wish to register an opinion on the proposed change may do so by: t "QQFBSJOH CFGPSF $JUZ $PVODJM PO .BZ BU QN BU $JUZ )BMM (7 Victoria Street West); and/or t .BLJOH B XSJUUFO TVCNJTTJPO GPS DPOTJEFSBUJPO CZ $PVODJM PO .BZ Written, faxed or e-mailed submissions must be received by the Legislative Services Division no later than 4:00 pm on May 11, 2015, by: Hand delivery or regular mail to 7 Victoria Street West, Kamloops, B.C., 7 $ " GBY UP PS F NBJM UP MFHJTMBUF!LBNMPPQT DB C.M. Kennedy Corporate Officer
sahali mall * kamloops, bc 945 columbia street west vinyl records * cdS
new & used stereo equipment used musical instruments â&#x20AC;˘ music memorabilia
kamloopsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; one-day record store for more information or to book a table call 250-377-3988 or visit www.thex.ca
lots of free parking * admission $2 hundreds of door prizes donations of vinyl records or cdS accepted at cfbx radio on the tru campus
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
A7
LOCAL NEWS
TIB looking at ways to let the mountain hike continue CAM FORTEMS STAFF REPORTER cam@kamloopsthisweek.com
Tkâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;emlups Indian Band Chief Shane Gottfriedson wants to fix what he acknowledges is a flawed system of access to the iconic Mount Paul hike. The band is placing hikers and recreationists in a catch-22 by requiring a trail permit for the hike on Indian reserve land. The problem is the band no longer issues such a permit. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We need to sit down and look at ways to provide people access to one of the greatest views in Kamloops,â&#x20AC;?
Gottfriedson told Kamloops This Week. The Tkâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;emlups Indian Band has long required a permit for the hike up to Mount Peter and Mount Paul. While it is no longer issuing those permits, Gottfriedson said liability and access issues need to be resolved. Those include climbing Mount Paul through Sun Rivers Golf Resort on band lands â&#x20AC;&#x201D; the traditional access route up the spine at the southeast side of the mountain. On the north side, off Paul Lake Road, is a sheep fence â&#x20AC;&#x153;that makes it tough to get up there right now,â&#x20AC;? Gottfriedson said.
The lack of a required permit is not stopping use, Gottfriedson said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;People go up there every day, â&#x20AC;&#x153; he said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;They just donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t get a permit.â&#x20AC;? He wants to solve the issue this year and find a way to get access for those who want to do it the right way. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve been up there a few times. You get great views and its very tranquil,â&#x20AC;? Gottfriedson said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;You forget about the world and think youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re on top of the world . . . People with respect who want to come and ask â&#x20AC;&#x201D; I thank them very much.â&#x20AC;?
NorKam secondary enters its â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;seniorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; years
ACCEPTING AUTISM
Sean Bass, a young man who lives with autism, speaks to students in Jennifer Jonesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Grade 4 class at Westmount elementary. Students at the school have been learning about the disorder through a Canucks Autism Network program, We CAN Be Friends. Bass later spoke at the schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s assembly about his challenges and successes. The schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s students wrapped up the day with a walk through the area, sporting signs they had made about acceptance and friendship. Bass is the son of KTW associate editor Dale Bass.
NorKam secondary will undergo a name change this summer â&#x20AC;&#x201D; but only by the addition of six letters. After a survey of students at the school and some members of the public, the Kamloops-Thompson board of education this week agreed to add the word â&#x20AC;&#x153;seniorâ&#x20AC;? to the schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s name, a reflection of the reality the school teaches grades 10 through 12. The request came earlier in the school year from the district parent
SD73 an energy saver Since the 2001 school year, the Kamloops-Thompson school district has saved more than $1.1 million in energy consumption. A district report shows during the dozen years ending in the 2013-2014 school year, the biggest savings came in propane consumption (38 per cent)
ONE DAY ONLY! MONDAY,
MAY
4
$
Save $150
9999
Queen set. Regular $250 King set. Save $��� Regular $��� Sale $���.��
HOTEL COLLECTION sheet sets 525-thread-count, 100% Egyptian cotton. Available in 4 colours. Exclusively ours
Plus, 30% Rƨ
other bedding collections, sheet sets, towels, bath accessories, bath mats and mattress pads**
advisory council, but trustees asked for broader input from the school community. The schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s newsletter and email contact lists were used to ask if people were in favour of the name change. Three-hundred-and-seven students responded, with 205 in favour. Thirty responses came in from the public, with 21 in favour. NorKam secondary will become NorKam senior secondary as of Aug. 1.
and electricity consumption (34 per cent). In addition, there was a 24 per cent reduction in greenhouse-gas emissions, a 21 per cent decline in natural-gas consumption, a 16 per cent reduction in diesel-fuel consumption and a 15 per cent decrease in water consumption. There are many rea-
sons for the savings. For example, the district has upgraded its heating, ventilation and air-conditioning units, as well as the lights it uses. School closures also attributed to the savings â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 14 per cent of electricity, 21 per cent of natural gas, 31 per cent of propane and 12 per cent of water reductions.
I N STO R E A N D AT T H E B AY.C O M W I T H F R E E O N L I N E S H I P P I N G $�� O R M O R E.*
TUESDAY,
MAY
5
Save $240
15999
$
Regular $400
LE CREUSET 4.1 L enamelled cast-iron pot with lid
This traditional, oven-to-table cast-iron pot is ideal for preparing large soups and stews. 26 cm diameter. Available in Cherry or Marseille Blue. Made in France.
3OXV Rƨ
all other LE CREUSET cookware, bakeware and kitchen gadgets and tools Excludes Seniors Day extra 15% off promotion. Offers cannot be combined with any other offer.
No rain checks and no price adjustments. No pre-orders or telephone orders. Offer available while quantities last. Cannot be combined with other offers. Selection may vary by store. Savings are off our regular prices unless otherwise specified. Excludes Hudsonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Bay Company Collection. See in store for details. *FREE SHIPPING: Receive free standard shipping on a total purchase amount of $99 or more before taxes. Offer is based on merchandise total and does not include taxes or any additional charges. Free standard shipping is applied after discounts and/or promotion code offers. Offer not valid at Hudsonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Bay or any other HBC stores. Additional fees apply for Express or Next Day Shipping. Applies to Canadian delivery addresses only. Excludes furniture, canoes, patio furniture, patio accessories, barbeques and mattresses. **Bedding collections exclude Sferra Fine Linens, Frette, Marimekko, Lacoste, Ralph Lauren and items with 95¢ price endings. Bedding, sheets, towels, bath mats, bath accessories and mattress pads exclude items with 95¢ price endings. TBAY_B513_43978_2015_MD_ODS MAY 4 - 5 SM Copy.indd 3
2015-04-28 10:29
A8
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
VIEWPOINT
KAMLOOPS THIS WEEK is a politically independent newspaper, published Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays at 1365B Dalhousie Dr. in Kamloops, B.C. V2C 5P6 Ph: 250-374-7467 | Fax: 250-374-1033 e-mail: editor@kamloopsthisweek.com
Kamloops This Week is owned by Thompson River Publications Partnership Limited
ANONYMOUS MILLIONS
T
he potential winner of a $50-million lottery ticket that was sold in Langley in March 2014 apparently wants to stay anonymous. That’s according to an anonymous source who spoke to a Vancouver newspaper. The source went on to say the ticket holder (who isn’t the lottery winner yet, as B.C. Lottery Corporation says it is still conducting an investigation of all circumstances around the winning ticket) has retained a lawyer and will be fighting in court for the right to remain anonymous. Given that one generally has to use a name in a court action, which is a public matter (publication bans can be granted by the courts under certain conditions), the anonymity drive may be blown right out of the water. Word of this desire for anonymity fits in with the other circumstances around this ticket. Despite many pleas, the potential winner only came forward a few days before the one-year deadline to redeem the prize. Most people may not be aware that claiming a lottery prize comes with the proviso the BCLC has the right to take the winner’s photo and publicize the win. While the BCLC says this protects the integrity of the process, which it does, it also helps to promote the idea that winning big is possible. It perpetuates the sales pitch that “dreams can come true” simply by buying a lottery ticket. Promoting that idea doesn’t include the actual odds of winning a big prize, which are infinitesimal. The BCLC has granted anonymity itself in the past, but only in very rare and exceptional circumstances. It will be interesting to see if the holder of this potentially winning ticket does manage to preserve his or her anonymity. If that does happen as a result of a court decision, it may force the BCLC and, quite likely, other Canadian lottery corporations to change their longstanding rules about who can actually win a prize.
OUR
VIEW
KAMLOOPS THIS WEEK
Publisher: Kelly Hall
Editor: Christopher Foulds
EDITORIAL Associate editor: Dale Bass Dave Eagles Tim Petruk Marty Hastings Andrea Klassen Cam Fortems Adam Williams Jessica Wallace Jessica Klymchuk ADVERTISING Manager: Rose-Marie Fagerholm Ray Jolicoeur Don Levasseur Randy Schroeder Brittany Bailey Nevin Webster Linda Skelly Tara Holmes Neil Rachynski Glyn Evans-Percy
CIRCULATION Manager: Anne-Marie John Serena Platzer FRONT OFFICE Manager: Cindi Hamoline Nancy Graham Lorraine Dickinson Angela Wilson Marilyn Emery PRODUCTION Manager: Lee Malbeuf Fernanda Fisher Mike Eng Sean Graham Malisa Lazzinnaro Jackson Vander Wal Dayana Rescigno Kaitlin Moore
CONTACT US SWITCHBOARD 250-374-7467 CLASSIFIEDS 250-371-4949 Classifieds Fax 250-374-1033 classifieds@kamloopsthisweek.com CIRCULATION 250-374-0462 All material contained in this publication is protected by copyright. Reproduction is expressly prohibited by the rightsholder.
For five bucks, I secured a subscription to . . . nothing
I
had to pay to cancel a magazine subscription the other day. It’s a story as old as Internet banking: You log on to the page of your institution of choice, click on your accounts and invariably seem to find charges for which you can’t trace the origin. In my case, it was a charge from ESPN. For a year, I had been a subscriber to ESPN The Magazine. At first, it seemed like a bargain. There was great reporting, great art and it really seemed to be giving Sports Illustrated a run for its money in the sportsmagazine department — which, let’s be honest, isn’t all that hard nowadays. But, after at first being enamoured with The Magazine, reality set in: Americans love their college sports and ESPN was going to deliver what its audience wanted most. When it wasn’t college, it was the NBA or NFL and I’ll admit I don’t follow a lot of either. There was the occasional baseball story and the rare hockey story, but they were few and far between. When the notices started coming in the mail, the cards that offered the exclusive discount to every subscriber ever and the token gift that no one really wants, I decided I had had enough. I let my subscription expire and called it a day. That’s when I learned The
ADAM WILLIAMS
Fooled ‘Em
AGAIN
Magazine automatically renews subscriptions. Good thing they send out those notices practically begging subscribers to commit for another year. After calling ESPN and speaking with a very nice gentleman about my options, they nearly had me buying back into things. I was to get half off the cost of a subscription — for about $30 a year, I was willing to put up with all the college sports The Magazine could throw at me. Only, it wasn’t $30. After the “Oh, you’re from Canada” conversation, the price became $55 — something about shipping costs. Canada is, after all, a really long way away and gas is really expensive. Thanks, Americans. I hadn’t noticed. Then I was hit with the exchange rate. I knew it was bad but, for an extra $20 on my subscription, I would expect to get a few poorly made keychains or a tote bag with advertising plas-
tered all over it. I was now looking at closer to $75, duty and taxes included. My original subscription cost was $95. Needless to say, I wasn’t wooed. I stood my ground and finally got the cancellation for the magazine I had elected not to resubscribe to in the first place. There would be a credit on my card in a few days, the nice man said. He was right. A few days later, ESPN again popped up on my credit-card transaction list. The problem? Canada’s wonderful dollar somehow managed to get even worse over the course of that week and I lost another $5 on a purchase that, in reality, never happened. Talk about your frustrating experiences. In the end, I decided $5 wasn’t worth trying to negotiate another refund from ESPN. I ate the cost, which in reality amounted to an over-priced coffee. The money disappeared into the abyss — not going to me, nor to The Magazine. The problem is, I walked away thinking subscriptions aren’t worth it. As a newspaper man, and one who formerly toiled at a paid-circulation daily, it was a painful realization. No wonder print media is struggling. When you end up paying to cancel a subscription you didn’t ask for in the first place, something is wrong with the system. adam@kamloopsthisweek.com
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
YOUR OPINION LETTERS TO THE EDITOR GARBAGE- A SECOND-CLASS CITIZEN’S VIEWPOINT STREWN WALK Editor: Here is a partial list of what I pass on my morning walk (Tournament Capital Centre to RCMP detachment downtown) around the tennis courts in the centre of Upper College Heights: Coffee cups, drinking straws, cigarette packages, newspapers, pop cans, milk cartons, juice bottles, plastic bottle tops, cigarette butts, rubber balls, socks, gloves, quilts, a tablecloth, drink cup lids, a bed quilt, transistors, bus tickets, orange peels, apple cores, flyers, plastic shopping bags, cardboard, dog poop in plastic bags and paper cups. There is more trash around the Upper College Heights tennis courts than the mile before or after. It’s beginning to look a lot like a garbage dump. Perhaps the managers of all the apartments that face the tennis court could put their community pride into gear and clean up that grassy area — hopefully before the grass grows and mowers come along to shred the whole mess into thousands of pieces that might not break down for years to come. C. Mader Kamloops
Editor: Open letter to Amanda Jane Preece, director general of the safe environments directorate at Health Canada: I have just gained access to Health Canada’s comments on the revised application information requirements/ environmental impact statement guidelines (revision June 30, 2014) for the Ajax mine project. For some reason, despite your April 9 letter to KTW (‘Health Canada says Ajax review will be robust’) stating you would work with the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency to make our advice publicly accessible to help maintain an open and transparent process, your comments have not been posted publicly on the B.C. Environmental Assessment Office website.
The Kamloops Food Policy Council also commented on the Ajax mine proposal — in 2012 and in December 2014 — asking that agriculture and urban agriculture be added as two new valued components to the application information requirements (AIR). I find it quite astonishing everything to do with eating in association with the proposed Ajax mine seems to be stuck within the country foods valued component model. Your own agency’s comments make reference to consumption of traditional foods that are hunted, fished and gathered. Agriculture is totally ignored. I find this confounding because the proposed mine is going to be built beside a city of 90,000 people, many of whom grow their own
food. Without backyard gardens, Kamloops cannot be food secure. Agriculture is a major industry within our city and urban farms, operating ranches, organic farms and a thriving Kamloops Farmers’ Market could be negatively affected by Ajax. I cannot understand why your agency and the BC Environmental Office will not recognize the importance of agriculture and urban agriculture, especially backyard gardens, to the citizens of Kamloops. I feel more and more like a second-class citizen, learning that gathering and hunting takes precedence over the need to grow my own food. Elaine Sedgman Kamloops
HIGHWAY 1 IN CITY NEEDS SOME LANE WORK Editor: The accompanying photo is a prime example why we need two lanes from Highway 5 south onto Highway 1 west and another lane, plus a merge lane, up to at least Peterson Creek Bridge. The accident is a result of what I see almost every day. Drivers have no patience when traffic is heavy and they dart across lanes, trying to get ahead of every vehicle. Transportation Minister Todd Stone thinks the traffic volume doesn’t merit changes. Maybe it’s about time he spent some time driving this portion during the morning commute. Government is spending billions upgrading Highway 1 east of the city, but it also needs to upgrade this area. Dennis Vollans Kamloops
Will you plan alternate routes now that the Overlanders Bridge resurfacing project has begun?
Results:
Yes: 281 votes No: 130 votes 411 VOTES
What’s your take? 32% NO 68% YES
[speak up] You can comment on any story you read @ kamloopsthisweek.com
A selection of comments on KTW stories, culled online RE: STORY: ABOUT THOSE BIOSOLIDS IN BARNHARTVALE . . .:
“This is now a controversy across our province. Sounds like it’s been going on for many years. “One has to review the data on both sides to see whether it has a detrimental impact. “Bottom line is biosolids have to go somewhere!” — posted by Jim
RE: STORY: REEL EDUCATION FOLLOWS FILM FESTIVAL:
“Great to see some cinema appreciation in town! Hopefully this spreads to the adults here, as well.” — posted by Diag
RE: STORY: FATAL BOAT CRASH TRIAL FACES YET ANOTHER DELAY:
“Don’t we have just the most pathetic injustice system ?” — posted by Unhappy Camper
TALK BACK Q&A: kamloopsthisweek.com We asked:
A9
Which telecommunications company do you use for cable and Internet?
Vote online:
kamloopsthisweek.com
Kamloops This Week is a member of the British Columbia Press Council, a self-regulatory body governing the province’s newspaper industry. The council considers complaints from the public about the conduct of member newspapers. Directors oversee the mediation of complaints, with input from both the newspaper and the complaint holder. If talking with the editor or publisher does not resolve your complaint about coverage or story treatment, you may contact the B.C. Press Council. Your written concern, with documentation, should be sent within 45 days to B.C. Press Council, 201 Selby St., Nanaimo, B.C. V9R 2R2. For information, phone 1-888-6872213 or go to bcpresscouncil.org.
SNOWMOBILE • MOTORCYCLE • ATV • WATERCRAFT
2051 East Trans Canada Hwy. Valleyview, Kamloops • 250-374-3141
THURSDAY, MAY 7TH, 4-8 PM • SEE B4 FOR DETAILS
rtrperformance.com •facebook.com/rtrperformance
A10
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
LOCAL NEWS HELP US KEEP THE COMMUNITY INFORMED
Iff you see crime happening, we need d to kknow. now.
Email tips@kamloopsthisweek.com
Anderson’s Sewing Presents 2030QDC 2030
• 30 stitches • Needle up/down • Start/stop button
msrp. $799
BONUS Includes extension BONUS: table aand all quilting feet! only
$429
Come meet Liz Thompson, National Educator from Janome Canada and try a variety of Janome sewing machines while making a fun & simple project to take home! She will also be bringing some of her great sewing projects. This event is free but space is very limited. Please call the store to save your spot! We have 3 different times to choose from: Friday, May 1, 2:00 - 5:00 pm Saturday, May 2, 10:00 am - 1:00 pm or 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm 151 Victoria Street - Parking in the Rear
250.374.1154 • andersonsew.com
Shop Smart, Shop
Like us on Facebook!
Anderson’s Sewing
HEARING FOR PARTIAL FREEDOM THE CANAD CANADIAN PRESS
COQUITLA — The COQUITLAM man who m murdered hi th h his three children in Merritt in 2008 says it’s his right not to answer questions about his request for partial freedom from a psychiatric hospital. Allan Schoenborn wants the B.C. Review Board give him permission to take supervised outings from a facility in Coquitlam. On the third day of hearings at an annual review, Schoenborn objected when a Crown lawyer began questioning him. “All my questions were answered in trial already,’’ Schoenborn told the board yesterday in an outburst. The board’s chairman opted to take an early lunch break so Schoenborn’s lawyer could speak with his client. However, Barry Long first told Schoenborn that the board may draw its own conclusions if he refuses to answer questions. Long also said it was not his practice to force any patient
All my “questions
were answered in trial already.
”
— ALAN SHOENBORN
ALAN SCHOENBORN Man wants partial freedom from a psychiatric hospital after killing his three children in Merritt in 2008.
at the hospital to speak. Schoenborn was found not criminally responsible for killing his three children on account of a mental disorder, with the trial judge finding that he suffered from psychosis. He stabbed his 10-year-old daughter and smothered his two sons, who were eight and five, inside their Merritt, home in April 2008. He escaped into the woods and was arrested after a 10-day manhunt. Schoenborn has
FIND YOUR PASSION. FIND YOUR PURPOSE. PRACTICAL NURSING PROGRAM
O O O
FREE Math, English & Biology Upgrading* Career Placement Assistance Financial Options Available
THINKING OF UPGRADING TO A LISENCED PN? If you are a previous HCA grad, you can upgrade to LPN in 15 months. Practical Nursing Access Diploma Program starts May 18th. Register today!
CALL KAMLOOPS: 250.314.1122 OR VISIT SPROTTSHAW.COM
*Conditions apply
never been released on any day trips from the Forensic Psychiatric Hospital but his psychiatrist, Dr. Marcel Hediger, asked the board to consider the privilege, saying it will help in his patient’s rehabilitation. Stacy Galt is a cousin of the children’s mother, Darcie Clarke, and has attended the hearings on her behalf. Galt told reporters during the break that she doesn’t believe escorted passes will help Schoenborn get better. She said he’s shown “no growth’’ over the five years he’s been institutionalized and that his release will only terrorize Clark. “He’s right where he belongs,’’ Galt said. She has been vying for a new high-risk designation to be applied to Schoenborn and vowed to do everything in her power to ensure he is never released.
“We’ve had the prime minister supporting us,’’ she said. Earlier yesterday, an expert for the Crown told the board that a psychiatrist could be biased in assessing the level of threat a patient poses to the public. Dr. Anton Schweighofer said a doctor is likely to build an alliance with a patient and that could influence a recommendation for escorted day passes. Most reviews last half a day but Schoenborn’s hearing is into its third full day, possibly foreshadowing the B.C. Crown’s bid to seek a high-risk designation under new federal legislation. Bill C-14 was championed by representatives of the victims’ family, including Galt, whose concerns were specifically raised by Prime Minister Stephen Harper before the legislation was passed last year.
watch for THE
HOCKEY PLAYOFF
FLYER online at www.andres1.com or In the MAY 1st EDITION OF kamloops this week kamloops this week FLYER online at www.andres1.com or In THE MAY 1ST EDITION OF
GRAND OPENING - PRINCE RUPERT
HOME ELECTRONICS 745 Notre Dame Dr (250)851-8700
ANDRE’S TELUS Aberdeen Mall (250)377-8880
ANDRE’S TELUS 215-450 Lansdowne Mall (250)377-8007
TELUS BUSINESS CENTER 300 St. Paul Str. (250)377-3773
ANDRE’S CAR AUDIO 745 Notre Dame Dr (250)314-9944
NOW SELLING
APPLIANCES
BEST PRICES IN KAMLOOPS! BESTwww.Andres1.com PRICES
Visit us online at
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
A11
LOCAL NEWS
Dear Mortgage, I’m taking time off...
KTW FILE PHOTO
Operators of Kamloops food trucks, like Eats Amore, aren’t thrilled with new regulations passed this week by city council, including measures slashing the number of available parking locations downtown and adjusting the times of day the trucks are allowed to be in operation. Food-truck owners had hoped to see an additional parking spot made available on the North Shore.
Not a lot of appetite for new food-truck regulations ANDREA KLASSEN STAFF REPORTER andrea@kamloopsthisweek.com
Kamloops’ food trucks will be able to return to Gaglardi Square for another summer. But, as city council passed a series of bylaw tweaks at a public hearing on Tuesday night, it appears no one is really satisfied with this year’s regulations. The latest changes to the city’s food-truck bylaw will reduce the number of spots available to park downtown from three to one — though two of last year’s spots were stalls on different sides of the Fifth Avenue and Victoria Street intersection. Zoning changes will allow trucks to park at Hillside Stadium, with proper permits, and in new industrial zones. Trucks can also open slightly earlier, at 9 a.m. on weekdays and at 7 a.m. on weekends. Speaking to council, Mikey Wheeler-Johnson, owner of pasta truck Eats Amore, wasn’t particularly enthused about the changes. He said food-truck operators had hoped to see a second spot added to the city’s on-street program on the North Shore or at a city facility like the Tournament Capital Centre, but said it’s a discussion city staff only seem to be entertaining now, when most trucks have already begun making plans to attend private events and functions that may clash with the city program. “I think this is things that should have been worked on over the winter and we could have hit the ground running,” Wheeler-Johnson said. On the other side of the issue, Kamloops Central Business Improvement Association general manager Gay Pooler said restaurant owners downtown believe the trucks hurt their business when they parked in the core last summer. She said restaurant owners also believe it’s unfair that food trucks avoid paying high city taxes. “We agree that food trucks do have a place in the city, but we are worried about the taxation imbalance to our bricks-and-mortar locations,” Pooler said, suggesting the city raise its daily food truck parking fee downtown from $15 to $50. Dino Bernardo, owner of the Commodore Grand Cafe and Lounge, said while he doubts the
trucks hurt his sit-down restaurant, they might cut into the business of take-out and fast-food restaurants downtown. He also backs a higher fee and an expansion of spots the trucks can park, which would allow sporting events organizers — Bernardo is also president of the Kamloops Broncos — to draw more trucks to their games. “I don’t think anyone’s saying we don’t want food trucks,” he said. “We just want to it work better in the framework we have.” Council didn’t make any of the changes proposed at the hearing. While Coun. Arjun Singh expressed some interest in a higher fee, it would require amending a different bylaw and another hearing, which no one appeared to have the appetite to do. Coun. Pat Wallace expects the city will have to revisit the issue in the future. “I think we’ve done the best we can this time,” she said. “Maybe next time we can do more.”
Take time off with a Mortgage Payment Vacation. A TD Mortgage comes with flexible payment features, like a Mortgage Payment Vacation. Just add a little extra to your regular payments and you could have the option to take a payment vacation for up to four months.1 So you can show your baby just how special she is.
Visit a branch or tdcanadatrust.com/paymentvacation 1
Conditions apply. See us for details. ® The TD logo and other trade-marks are the property of The Toronto-Dominion Bank.
A12
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
LOCAL NEWS MORE FUNDRAISING ON THE WAY
Bryan Daly (left), Barry Deacon and Ernie Beadle toast a safe return home.
The Three Amigos arenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t done raising money for the Kamloops Hospice Association. The trio is teaming up with KGHM Ajax for a June 18 golf tournament at Sun Rivers, from which all net proceeds will go to the Marjorie Willoughby Memorial Hospice House. To register, contact James Loughton by phone at 250-374-5446 or by email at james.loughton@kghm.com.
AIR DUCT CLEANING
199
Improve your air quality for a healthier home.
$
00
Offer expires May 30, 2015. Not valid with any other offer or commercial rates. Base service charge may apply.
J.WALSH & SONS 250.372.5115
2321 E. Trans-Canada Hwy. Kamloops
OLLEK
THE THREE AMIGOS REFLECT ON A TRIP OF A LIFETIME
Nurseries
NOW OPEN! BEDDING PLANTS â&#x20AC;˘ ANNUALS â&#x20AC;˘ HANGING BASKETS BASKET STUFFERS â&#x20AC;˘ VEGETABLES â&#x20AC;˘ SOILS
ALL SIZE HANGING BASKETS
ANNUALS & VEGETABLES
20 1
$
00 $ 70
STARTING AT
4 PER PACK
NEW! â&#x20AC;˘ LIME, FUSCHIA & WICKER CONTAINERS CONT BLACK AND â&#x20AC;˘ BLA INDIAN SUMMER PETUNIAS PET
Take the family out and enjoy a drive in the country. Beautiful views, friendly service, quality product & family owned.
Simms Rd.
5A Ollek Nurseries
Aberdeen Mall
OPEN 8 AM TILL DUSK 7 DAYS A WEEK UNTIL JUNE 2530 Knutsford Hills Drive â&#x20AC;˘ Knutsford 10 minutes from Aberdeen Mall
Summit Dr.
Knutsford Hall 5A
250-372-5365
Knutsford Hills Dr.
Every day is customer appreciation day at Market Fresh Foods. With every purchase of $100 or more excluding Cigarettes and tobacco receive a $10 MFF Gift certificate. We pay you to shop at our store. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s worth the drive.
DAI LY DEALS
E V E R Y M O N D AY
PRESIDENT'S CHOICEâ&#x201E;˘
PRESIDENT'S CHOICEâ&#x201E;˘
NO NAMEâ&#x201E;˘
SLICED CHEESE LAUNDRY DETERGENT $r .00 it 2 $ .99 2 fo it
5
PACKAGED, SELECTED VARIETIES
BIG SAVINGS! 2 E V E R Y W E D N E S D AY
E V E R Y T U E S D AY
/150-170G
lim
E V E R Y T H U R S D AY
PRESIDENT'S CHOICEâ&#x201E;˘
2
LIQUID, SELECTED VARIETIES
T
ADAM WILLIAMS STAFF REPORTER adam@kamloopsthisweek.com
here were days when The Three Amigos could only
laugh. Faced with machineguns, broken-down motorcycles and abandoned slaughterhouses in the 30,000 kilometres between the southernmost tip of South America and Kamloops, there wasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t much else Ernie Beadle, Barry Deacon and Bryan Daly could do. Besides, those moments made for better stories. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Just to manage to
put all that together and all of us come back best of friends and still laughing at some of the foibles that happened â&#x20AC;&#x201D; we had some great successes, thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s no doubt about it,â&#x20AC;? Deacon said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;But, we did have some tough times as well.â&#x20AC;? Travelling across two continents with nothing but their adventure motorcycles and the items they could carry, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s no surprise the trio returned with plenty of stories to share. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s even less surprising considering the
lim
/1.89L
12
/7.2KG BAG
9
SELECTED VARIETY
/835-935G TIN
E V E R Y S AT U R D AY
IM POR T E D
FARMER'S MARKETâ&#x201E;˘
FOREMOST
4
/850G
lim
1%, 2%, HOMO, SKIM
1
/1L
1
/DOZEN
'6-- (30$&3: t .&"5 t '3&4) #",&3: %&-* t 130%6$&
Ĺą %"--"4 %3 ,".-0014
Ĺą Ĺą
'6-- (30$&3: t .&"5 '3&4) #",&3: t %&-* t 130%6$&
tx
". Ĺą 1. &7&3:%":
lim
facebook.com/DallasMarketFreshFoods
THE BROCK CENTRAL LIONS CLUB IS SERVING HOT DOGS & DRINKS ON US!
wheel & WHEEL REPS ON SITE tire sale
LARGE, WHITE
Applicable Taxes, deposits, or environmental surcharges are extra. We reserve the right to limit quantities.
th
ANNUAL
NO NAMEâ&#x201E;˘
COFFEE CAKE MILK EGGS $ .49 it 2 $ .29 $ .99 it 2 SELECTED VARIETIES
7
47
E V E R Y S U N D AY
forced to seek shelter on an abandoned farm, with a storm approaching and two of their bikes struggling to make it to their next destination. It was only once theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d settled in the brick building, with its floors of concrete and its metal roof, that the Amigos realized they were staying in an abandoned slaughterhouse in the middle of nowhere. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We generally had a few bottles of something to drink with us,â&#x20AC;? Deacon said. See JOURNEY, A13
ON SATURDAY, MAY 2ND
E V E R Y F R I D AY
DOG FOOD COFFEE BANANAS w limit $ .99 limit 2 $ .99 limit 2 /LB 10lb
EXTRA MEATY, SELECTED VARIETY
Amigos were sorting out most of the details of their trip on the fly. They stayed in some beautiful places â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 300-year-old buildings and five-star hotels â&#x20AC;&#x201D; but they stayed in some dives, too. There was one night, in a hovel in Argentina, when they resorted to sleeping on top of the covers, fully clothed. Daly wrapped himself in his sleeping-bag liner so as not to be exposed to the bedding. There were nights, too, when they couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t even make it to a hotel. Once, they were
tire & wheels packages tires or wheels
THESE GREAT PRICES WILL CONTINUE UNTIL th
Friday, May 15
1303 Salish Rd, Kamloops
(250) 828-2686
oktirekamloops.com
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
A13
LOCAL NEWS From visiting the Perito Moreno Glacier in Argentina, to cruising over crocodiles in Costa Rica, to bunking down in an abandoned South American slaughterhouse, The Three Amigos had quite the adventure on the road from Argentina to Kamloops.
Journey reinforces privileged lives led in Canada From A12
Just two weeks into the trip and 50 miles in either direction from civilization in Argentina, this was one of those times when laughter was the only medicine. “We sat down, got ourselves shit-faced and laughed ourselves silly about how desperate our situation was,” Deacon said. The Three Amigos laugh about it now, as they did then. Seeing as how they made it back, the tales of the things gone wrong are all the more humorous. The same goes for some of the more harrowing experiences on the road — the near-miss accidents, the buses that travelled with reckless abandon, the coverless manholes and the speed bumps that could send a biker flying. They faced a life-and-death situation on the second day of the trip on a highway in Chile, driving through winds and rains like they’d never experienced, fighting just to keep their bikes upright as trucks sat jack-knifed around them, nearly blown over by the gusts.
There was nowhere to pull over, nowhere to find shelter — “just bald-ass Patagonia” as Deacon put it. Beadle led the way, disappearing into waves of water as vehicles passed them by. “The wind, it was taking my helmet and turning it sideways,” Daly said. “I was having trouble. I would have to turn the other way to see straight ahead of me.” Beadle smiled as the tale was told. “After that, machine-guns seemed like a piece of cake.” Around them, the world provided the Amigos with perspective — they saw everything from enormous wealth to unimaginable poverty. The guns Beadle refers to were everywhere: sawed-off shotguns guarding Coca-Cola trucks and automatic machine guns at the entrance to chicken joints. Though they never felt they were in danger, it was a culture shock for the Amigos to sit next to a man with a rifle as they ate their Wendy’s meal. Though The Three Amigos had only each other on the
highways heading north, the world was with them in spirit. The men chronicled their windy way north on their blog, which garnered 50,000 views from across 40 countries. In addition, they raised more than $40,000 for the Kamloops Hospice Association. Now back in Kamloops after 100 days on the road, the trek taught the group of friends not only about the generosity of those who followed their journey, but also how fortunate they were to return to their lives in the River City. “I think we all know that we live a very privileged life. We live a very good life here,” Deacon said. “But, when you actually go see and kind of experience how other people live, you become very grateful for what you have.” The Three Amigos told the story of their journey at the Kamloops Hospice Association’s recent annual fundraising dinner, but they are looking at the possibility of also hosting a public forum. An announcement will be made online at the trio’s blog, at motociclistasamigos.wordpress.com.
D#30150
RIVER CITY NISSAN .com 2405 E. Trans Canada Hwy. 250-377-3800
RATES STARTING AT ‘11 JUKE SV MANUAL
125
$
82
#UT784 BI-WEEKLY @4.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
‘13 TITAN SL
25825
$
‘12 ALTIMA 2.5S
$
106
23
#T15115A BI-WEEKLY @4.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
‘10 VERSA SL
#T14326A BI-WEEKLY @4.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
‘11 ODYSSEY
$
8041
#C15065A BI-WEEKLY @4.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
‘11 MURANO LE
$
209
07
#UT788 BI-WEEKLY @4.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
11068
26197
$
$
254
49
#UT791 BI-WEEKLY @4.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
‘07 KIA SPECTRA5
#T15089A BI-WEEKLY @4.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
$
5157
#T15156B BI-WEEKLY @5.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
‘12 SENTRA 2.0 S
$
113
79
#UC597 BI-WEEKLY @4.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
‘14 300
$
26196
‘12 SENTRA SE
128
$
91
#UC610 BI-WEEKLY @4.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
‘12 TITAN SPORT CREW 4X4
#UC615 BI-WEEKLY @5.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
We back the program. You reap the rewards. • 155 point safety/mechanical inspection • 15 Day exchange policy • Personalized Trip Planning
#UT792 BI-WEEKLY @5.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
‘13 TITAN PRO 4X
‘12 VERSA SL
$
0.9% O.A.C.
23476
$
#UT737 BI-WEEKLY @4.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
‘11 JETTA TDI
• Complimentary 1 year Nissan extended warranty • First Oil Change Free • 24/7 Roadside Assistance
Vehicles may not be exactly as shown. See dealer for details. Prices do not include $569 documentation fee, taxes or applicable levies. Payments based on financing on approved credit with 10% down. Total paid amounts include 10% down and documentation fees/taxes: #UT784 $16,956.26, #T15115A $16,571.88, #UT788 $28,175.24, #UT791 $34,296.26, #UC597 $17,751.24, #UC610 $20,109.96, #T14326A $34,802.18, #C15065A $10,836.26, #T15089A $14,916.26, #T15156B $6,752.18, #UC615 $34,295.24, #UT737 $36,622.56, #UT792 $34,296.26, #C14142A $18,996.26. See in-store for more details.
14510
$
#C14142A BI-WEEKLY @5.9% OVER 72 MONTHS
A14
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
LOCAL NEWS
THE NEED IN NEPAL DEEPENS AFTER QUAKE KAMLOOPS DUO SPENT TIME IN COUNTRY LAST YEAR DESIGNING OFFGRID SOLAR SYSTEM DALE BASS
STAFF REPORTER
DALE@kamloopsthisweek.com
Ben Giudici and business partner Paul Fletcher are relieved to hear people in Nepal they worked with are shaken up, but safe, after the weekend’s magnitude-7.8 earthquake. The Kamloops pair, owners of Riverside Energy Systems, spent time in Nepal last year, working through Developing World Connections (DWC) and the Intercultural Women’s Education Network (IWEN) in Kelowna on a project to free women from slave labour. Giudici said they were approached by DWC because of their expertise in energy systems and asked if they could design an off-grid solar system for Unako
House in Dang, a city in western Nepal. The 4,ooo-squarefoot, two-storey building is owned by Creating Possibilities, a Nepalese non-government organization that works to improve the lives of women and children. It also serves as a community centre for mothers’ groups meetings, offices for micro-credit businesses and space for small businesses and student tutoring. “We designed it and then we got excited to go over there,” he said. Giudici said the people they worked with in Dang were frightened by the earthquake, but noted the area did not experience as much damage as did the main cities of Kathmandu and Pokhara. Giudici said the building housing the solar system
was not damaged. “We got an email from them that they are still having aftershocks,” he said. “The country really needs our support now. I can’t imagine this. We’re just praying for the world to rally around them.” IWEN is one of many agencies in Canada collecting donations to send to Nepal. For more information, go online to http://iwencanada. com/blog/topic/IWENEarthquake-Relief.htm. Donations can also be made to the Canada Nepal Medical Society (online at http://cnms.ca/CNMS/ Home.html) and the Urban Environment Management Society (online at http:// www.youcaring.com/ emergency-fundraiser/ help-those-affected-bythe-recent-earthquakein-nepal/344834).
24TH ANNUAL
Ben Giudici and Paul Fletcher of Kamloops designed a solar system for Unako House in Dang, a city in western Nepal. The 4,ooo-square-foot, two-storey building is used as a community centre and was not damaged in the weekend’s massive earthquake.
FREE ADMISSION!
APRIL 30, MAY 1 - 3
AT THE KAMLOOPS POW WOW GROUNDS
TRAVEL TRAILERS • TRUCK CAMPERS • 5TH WHEELS • TENT TRAILERS • MOTORHOMES THURSDAY 9 AM to 8 PM FRIDAY 9 AM to 8 PM SATURDAY 9 AM to 6 PM SUNDAY 10 AM to 4 PM OVER
300
UNITS ON DISPLAY!
DOOR PRIZES TO WIN!
SPECIAL FINANCING AVAILABLE O.A.C.
OVER
40 BRANDS!
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
A15
ALLEN DOUGLAS/KTW
See more photos from the Border Battle track meet on page A17
SPORTS
SPORTS: MARTY HASTINGS 778-471-7536 or email sports@kamloopsthisweek.com Twitter: @MarTheReporter, @KTWonBlazers ADAM WILLIAMS 778-471-7521 or email adam@kamloopsthisweek.com Twitter: @AdamWilliams87
INSIDE: Bucs have first pick in NFL Draft | A20
Dogs return home after hot start MARTY HASTINGS
STAFF REPORTER
T
sports@kamloopsthisweek.com
here are worse ways for a young team to start the season. With three wins and a loss on the weekend, the midget AAA Kamloops Players Bench RiverDogs bumped their record to 4-1 in B.C. Baseball Association play. Kamloops’ home opener is scheduled for Saturday, when the Vernon Canadians (2-7) are in town for a doubleheader on McArthur Island. Game times are noon and 2:30 p.m. on the Canada Games Field. Kamloops spent last Saturday doubling up on hometown Ridge Meadows (6-2), posting an 8-4 victory in the early game and a 4-0 win in the rematch. “On opening weekend, our pitching actually came through,” RiverDogs’ manager Sean Wandler said. “A lot of our young pitchers, some of our Grade 10s, stepped up and held the opposing offence down and that was the key difference.” Kamloops has only four Grade 12s on the roster, along with three
KTW FILE PHOTO
Riley Jepson (right) and the midget AAA Kamloops RiverDogs are hosting a doubleheader against Vernon on Saturday at the Canada Games Field on McArthur Island. The Dogs are also playing twice at home on Sunday.
Grade 11s and seven Grade 10s. Tobin Huffman started on the mound for the Dogs in the early game and gave up four runs in four innings before giving way to Grade 10 Zac Austin, who did not allow a run in three innings of work. Lance Martin had three singles, a walk, one RBI, one run and three stolen bases. In the second game, Hayden
Bennett, also in Grade 10, pitched six innings and kept Ridge Meadows off the scoreboard before Vincent Daley came in to close out the game in the seventh. At the plate, Bryant Jameus slapped two singles, scored two runs and stole a base. On Sunday in Maple Ridge, the Dogs were trounced 10-1 by Tri-City (4-5) in Game 1, but flipped the script in Game 2
with an 11-0 triumph. Christian McCauley pitched six innings and gave up 10 runs in the loss. Grade 12 veteran Riley Jepson carried a no-hitter into the fifth inning in the rematch before giving up Tri-City’s only hit of the game. Jepson also contributed at the plate, recording a single, a double, a walk, three RBI and one run.
“That’s what we need out of all of our seniors,” Wandler said. “That was really Riley’s first start, as well. For him to come out and throw a one-hitter was nice to see.” Kamloops sits second in league standings, with Richmond City (7-1) leading the pack. The Vernon team in town on Saturday might look different than the one Kamloops beat 7-6 to open the season on April 15. With the Okanagan Athletics’ junior premier team having folded two weeks ago, players were dispersed to midget AAA teams in Vernon and Kelowna. “That’s been a boost for those programs,” Wandler said. “Those were some good players that got released and had nowhere to play.” The RiverDogs are hosting a doubleheader against Tri-City on Sunday to cap their first home weekend of the campaign, with the first tilt slated for noon and the second getting underway at 2:30 p.m. “It’s always good to be home,” Wandler said. “Our home park has usually been really good to us. “We’re hoping for a good weekend again.”
A great golfing experience at an affordable price. 8888 Barnhartvale Rd, Kamloops
250-573-2453
eaglepointgolfresort.com 1.888.86.EAGLE LIKE US ON FACEBOOK & TWITTER
30
$
GREEN FEE
EXPIRES MAY 1, 2015
See for y yourself wh e t its a favori with locals
A16
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
SPORTS
BALL SEASON BEGINS
Following the league’s opening ceremonies at Norbrock Stadium, an event that saw 600 players, coaches and officials fill the venue, all 48 of the Kamloops Minor Baseball Association’s clubs hit the fields for a weekend of games.
Doubling up
The midget AA Riverdogs won a pair of games against the Kelowna Cubs, 12-1 and 16-3. Lucas Colgan pitched five innings over two games and struck out 11, walking two and surrendering zero hits. Matt Hicketts struck out four and didn’t allow a hit in two innings of work. Nick Britton was 3-for-3 at the plate, with three singles and two walks. He also stole five bases and scored four times.
Rough start
ALLEN DOUGLAS/KTW
The Kamloops Minor Baseball Association held its season-opening ceremony at Norbrock Stadium in overcast weather conditions on Saturday. For more photos from the event, go online to kamloopsthisweek.com.
Kamloops’ bantam AAA junior Riverdogs went 0-for-4 in their season-opening weekend, losing a quartet of games on McArthur Island. The junior Dogs lost 3-1
and 6-4 to the first-place Cloverdale Spurs and 8-1 and 5-0 to second-place Burnaby. The bantam club will be at home again this weekend, facing teams from Tri-City and Aldergrove.
Peewee parity
The peewee AA Riverdogs went 2-2 in weekend action, dropping a pair of games to Rutland, but rebounding against Prince George and Chilliwack. Opening the weekend against Rutland, the Dogs lost 12-10. Tyrell Chadwick led the club, going 3-for-3 at the plate with two RBI and three runs. In the back half of the doubleheader, the Riverdogs again fell, this time 17-5. On Sunday, the wins finally came. Nolan Austin turned in a dominant performance on
the mound and at the plate, leading Kamloops to a 14-2 win against the Prince George Knights. Austin threw five shutout innings, surrendering two hits and walking one batter, while striking out eight. He also went 3-for-4 at the plate with a grand slam. Parker Sauer was 4-for-4 with two RBI and three stolen bases. In the weekend finale, Luke Petrie put in a good performance on the mound, helping himself at the plate with four hits, batting in three runs, as the Riverdogs won 16-7.
Mosquito madness
The Diamondbacks and Mariners played to an exciting finish in ice-breaker action, with the D-backs winning 5-4 in walk-off fashion. The win was inspired by the defence, with Conner Guenther coming up with an unassisted triple play.
Diamond firsts
There were 164 children in action in the four- to sevenyear-old Rally Cap Division, with proud parents looking on.
Resolve to have less fat this year with CoolSculpting® Get Ready for Summer!
Before
16 Weeks After Session
#101 - 3002 - 32nd Avenue, Vernon, BC
Our patient, our results
www.sandersmed.com
FDA-cleared, safe and effective.
Call us today at 1-250-503-1960 to schedule your FREE consultation.
SPORTS
Battle of the Border The annual Battle of the Border High School Track Meet was held in Kamloops on Saturday at Hillside Stadium and showcased some of the best high-school athletes from B.C. and Alberta. Each year, more schools and participants from both provinces attend the meet, with more than 400 in action on Saturday. For complete results, go online to kamloopstrackandfield.ca. For more photos from KTW photographer Allen Douglas, go online to kamloopsthisweek.com. Kamloops Track and Field Club president Judy Armstrong would like to see the provincial championships come to the Tournament Capital.
A17
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
Heartland Law LLP Barristers & Solicitors, Notaries Public
The Partners of Heartland Law LLP are pleased to announce the expansion of their practice to a new office in Terrace B.C: We will now have offices in Kamloops,100 Mile House, Penticton, Terrace and Vancouver and will continue to provide personal local service to all of our clients with increased practice focus and depth by our lawyers in a full range of legal matters including: Ć&#x2021;Real Estate & Property Development Law Ć&#x2021;3HUVRQDO ,QMXU\ Accident & ICBC Claims Ć&#x2021;Civil Litigation Ć&#x2021;Corporate, Commercial & Business Law Ć&#x2021;)LUVW 1DWLRQV /DZ Ć&#x2021;7D[DWLRQ :HDOWK 3UHVHrvation and Pension Law Ć&#x2021;:LOOV Estates & Estate Litigation Ć&#x2021;%DQNUXSWF\ ,QVROYHQF\ DQG Foreclosure /DZ Ć&#x2021;Family & Divorce Law Ć&#x2021;&ULPLQDO /DZ
Tristyn Oke of Dr. EP Scarlett secondary in Calgary clears the bar in high jump.
Clients can reach any of our lawyers by calling Heartland Law LLP: Kamloops (250) 374-6601 100 Mile House (250) 395-3881 Penticton (250) 492-4400 Terrace (250) 638-1137 Vancouver (855) 395-3881 1540 Springhill Drive Kamloops, BC V2E 2H1
201 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 438 Birch Avenue 100 Mile House, BC V0K 2E0
101-3219 Eby Street Terrace, BC V8G 2H1
Sam Kruk of Kingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Christian School in Salmon Arm finished the 100-metre dash in 11.97 seconds and placed second in the junior boysâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; division.
445 Ellis Street Penticton, BC V2A 4M1
1000 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 564 Beatty Street Vancouver, BC V6B 2L3
RIVERCITYAUTO Are you currently paying more than
10% ON YOUR VEHICLE LOAN?
NO CREDIT? BAD CREDIT? 99.9% Guaranteed Credit Approval! HATCHBACK!
2013 CHEV SPARK
1.2L, 4 SPD AUTO, 68,209 KMS Announcement of Heartland Law Kamloops (Terrace) V1.2
$
12,999
#C14138A
10 FORD FUSION SE GREAT FIR ST 2.5L, 76,941 KMS
NOW
$
12,999
11 KIA FORTE EX 2.0L, 83,420 KMS
NOW On the left, Maxwell MacLaren of Crescent Heights secondary in Calgary placed first in triple jump in the junior boysâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; division, leaping 10.25 metres. On the right, Alex Smith-Van Dyke of South Kamloops secondary won the senior womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pole-vault competition, recording a vault of 3.30 metres.
COMING SOON There are three upcoming events on the Kamloops Track and Field Clubâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s (KTFC) schedule. The West/North Zone High School Track and Field Meet will be held at Hillside Stadium on May 7, with the action getting underway at 9 a.m. Athletes from high schools in Osoyoos, Oliver, Penticton,
Kelowna, Vernon, Merritt, Revelstoke, Golden, Lillooet, Salmon Arm, Enderby, Armstrong and Kamloops will be in attendance, with the top two competitors in each category advancing to the Okanagan meet. The Okanagan meet, a qualifier for the provincial championships, will be held at Hillside on May 13.
From May 15 to May 17, the KTFC is hosting the annual Kamloops Centennial Track and Field Meet, a B.C. Athletics-sanctioned event. Some of the best track-andfield athletes from B.C. and Alberta will participate. Throws competition gets underway on May 15 at 4 p.m. The event kicks into full swing at 8:30 a.m. on May 16.
$
CAR!
#T15024A
PERFEC FOR SPRINT G!
13,999
#T15092A
13 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA 2.0L, 25,500 KMS
NOW
$
16,999
11 KIA SORENTO EX 3.5L V6, 6 SPD AUTO, 92,988 KMS
NOW
$
21,999
LOCALLY OWNED! #T15086B
LUXURY PACKAGE ! #UT698B #UT772
1-855-204-5271 2405 EAST TRANS CANADA HWY
RIVERCITYAUTO.CA
PLUS $569 DOCUMENTATION FEES & TAXES
A18
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
SPORTS HAPPY TRAILS, HAROLD
An era is ending today at the Kamloops Golf and Country Club. After more than 35 years of service, general manager and director of golf Harold Simkins is moving on. KTW caught up with Simkins just beside the first tee, underneath the course’s trademark trees, to speak about his legacy at the club. Read about his contributions, his on-course temper and his part in guiding the KGCC through tough financial times in tomorrow’s edition. An interview with CBC Radio Kamloops will be posted alongside the story at kamloopsthisweek.com.
Sun Peaks snags downhill nationals The Canadian Mountain Bike Downhill Championships will return for a third straight year to Sun Peaks Resort in 2016. The 2015 national championships will be held on the challenging and picturesque trails at Sun Peaks on July 11 and July 12. “With successful organizer Henry Pejril at the helm, Sun Peaks Resort boasts a solid reputation in downhill racing,” a Cycling Canada press release said.
Choose From Our Large Selection of Quality Pre-Owned Toyota Vehicles
07 Camry LE Stk#CO15276A. Keyless entry, power windows & locks, two sets of tires, low kms!
12,995
$
14 Tacoma SR5 Double Cab 4x4 Stk#P15003. V6, automatic, tow package, power locks, power windows, keyless entry
32,995
$
08 Toyota 4WD Rav4 Ltd.
Rattlers rampant
Stk#RV15149A. V6, leather, heated seats, power sunroof, dual climate control & more!
!
15,995
The Logan Lake Business Association invites you to our
$
Annual
09 Tundra SR5 5.7L Double Cab 4x4 Stk#TU15216B. Keyless entry, power windows & locks, tow package plus much more!
18,995
$
HOME SHOW
13 Tacoma SR5 4x4 Access Cab Stk#CO15283A. Automatic, backup camera, tow package, only 18,900 kms!
30,995
$
10 Venza AWD
Friday, May 1 • 4-9pm Saturday, May 2 • 10-4
Stk#VZ15239A. Leather, panoramic roof, power seat, backup camera, power rear hatch plus much more!
21,995
$
LOGAN LAKE RECREATION CENTRE ARENA 31 Chartrand
11 Subaru Outback 3.6R AWD Stk#TA15197A. Leather, power sunroof, fully loaded
23,995
$
BRIEFS attendance for peewee, bantam and midget lacrosse.
Snakes skinned
After coming out strong against the hometown Kelowna Raiders, the Kamloops Rattlers ran out of steam and lost 18-8 in Thompson Okanagan Senior Lacrosse League action on Friday. Notching goals for the visitors in support of goaltender Blake Carstensen were Mark Jurista (3), JJ Woldum (2), Travis Joseph, Nathan Woldum and Kyle Walker. Kamloops, which was undermanned with 11 runners, scored three unanswered goals in the first period before Kelowna took over. The Rattlers are 0-2 on the campaign heading into their next matchup against the Shamrocks in Armstrong on Saturday.
Silver & Gold
DIAMOND RINGS FOR TASTES that don’t STOP AT ORDINARY.
13 Kia Soul Stk#TA15270A. Luxury Pkg! Only 13,800 kms! Leather, sunroof, & more! 2 sets of tires on rims.
21,995
$
SUN COUNTRY TOYOTA SCION Visit us at www.suncountrytoyota.ca
Prices exclude taxes, plus $295 documentation fee. Sale ends May 6, 2015. Toll Free
The Kamloops Rattlers downed a team from the Shuswap in peewee A action on the weekend, outscoring the visitors 29-2 in two games at Memorial Arena. The box-lacrosse squad won Sunday’s first game 14-1 and followed with a 15-1 victory in the afternoon. The Rattlers will be in action at the Al Price Memorial Tournament at McArthur Island Sport and Event Centre on the weekend. Teams from across the province will be in
Tournament Capital Sports
Dealer #25081
1-877-378-7800 • 1355 Cariboo Place • 250-828-7966
Meet our local businesses! Free Admission!
DOOR PRIZE S!
RRH2538 pictured above. Matching pendant, earrings and bracelet also available winner of Canadian Jeweller Magazine’s Product Line of the Year Award category.
Sahali Mall
Home of the $5 Watch Battery (Taxes & installation included)
www.danielles.ca
Monday - Saturday: 9:30 am-5:30 pm & Sunday 12:00 -4:00 pm Locally Owned & Operated • Jewellery repairs done on location
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
A19
SPORTS
BARTRAM REMEMBERED The Kamloops Youth Soccer Association is hosting the Mike Bartram Memorial Youth Soccer Tournament on Saturday and Sunday on McArthur Island. Fifty boys’ and girls’ teams in under-13 through under-18 divisions will compete in the tournament dedicated to Bartram, a longtime KYSA volunteer who died of cancer in 2000. “It is a privilege for the KYSA to once again honour the legacy of one of our organization’s true pioneers,” KYSA president Graham Cope said. “There is no question that soccer in Kamloops would not be as strong and vibrant as it is today had Mike not given so much time and energy to the growth of the sport during his lifetime. KYSA was very lucky to have
DAVE EAGLES/KTW
COIN FOR KIDS
his leadership, vision and knowledge during the years he lived in Kamloops.” From the time he arrived in Kamloops in 1973 to the time of his death in 2000, Bartram was dedicated to building the sport in all areas –– playing, coaching and refereeing. His role in developing girls’ soccer was particularly noticeable [Bartram has three daughters] as he spent a great deal of time recruiting players and finding coaches when the program was in its infancy. Members of the Bartram family, including his wife Charmaine, will be attending the tournament and assisting with award presentations on Sunday. The tournament is sponsored by McDonald’s.
TUESDAY
For each goal the Kamloops Blazers scored on home ice this season, Hub International Barton Insurance donated $25 to the Royal Inland Hospital Foundation as part of the Goals for Kids program. In this photo are HUB International branch manager Wendy Bronson (left), HUB International vice-president of operations Rob Robertson, Blazers’ head coach Don Hay, RIH Foundation director of development Julie Kimmel and RIH Foundation community-events co-ordinator Tessa Elliott. The money will go toward pediatric support. Hay and members of the Blazers also delivered pizzas yesterday as part of Papa John’s Dreams For Kids Day, raising money to help send youth with life-threatening illness or serious disabilities to Disneyland for a day.
Blaze hold on to beat Kelowna The under-15 Kamloops Blaze boys were able to fend off Kelowna long enough to claim a 3-2 victory in under-15 Thompson Okanagan Youth Soccer League (TOYSL) play on Sunday. Levi Charlton scored twice and Jordan Elfstrom found the old onion bag once to give the Blaze a 3-0 lead. Kelowna scored twice in the second half, but could not complete the comeback.
Victorious Vernon
Hometown Vernon edged the Kamloops Blaze 2-1 in under-18 girls’ TOYSL play on Sunday. Amanda Schanzenbach tallied for the visitors, with
Kamloops Youth Soccer
Blaze on fire
BRIEFS
Kaitlyn Guise and Alisa Adamson splitting time between the pipes.
Goals galore
The under-15 tier 1 Kamloops Blaze girls cruised to a 5-0 victory over Shuswap on Sunday. Marie Marshall, Lauren Walkley, Calli Lawrence, Paetyn Freeze and Katherine Walkley tallied for the Blaze. Mattie Shusheski and Rhean Holling split goalkeeping duties.
Avoiding defeat The under-11
Kamloops Blaze Orange girls posted a win and a tie in TOYSL play in Kelowna on Sunday. In the early game, Kamloops came from behind to earn a 3-2 victory over Kelowna Maroon. The Blaze tied 2-2 with Shuswap later Sunday. Tallying goals on the weekend for Kamloops were Sydney Ludwig (3), Rhayna Silversides and Sophie Lovett. Lovett was between the pipes against Kelowna and Silversides backstopped the Blaze against Shuswap.
The Weekly Soccer Roundup is Brought To You By:
Goalkeeper Sadie Moyer kept a clean sheet and the under13 Kamloops Blaze A girls blanked Penticton 3-0 in Salmon Arm on Sunday. Natalie Knight, Daisy Dalke and Tatiana Mueller found twine for the Blaze, who are 1-2 on the season.
Tough loss
Vernon earned a 9-2 victory over the hometown Kamloops Blaze B girls in under-13 TOYSL play on Sunday. Ireland Miller and Alysha Muzio scored for Kamloops, which is 1-2 on the campaign. The Blaze are playing hometown Penticton on Sunday.
Fill in the blank cells using numbers 1 to 9. Each number can appear only once in each row, column, and 3x3 block. Use logic and process of elimination to solve the puzzle.
Today’s Sudoku Puzzle is brought to you by Murray MacRae
Murray MacRae
250-374-3022 Cell 250-320-3627
www.murraymacrae.com
Kamloops Realty 322 Seymour St. Kamloops, BC
2456 SIOUX DRIVE
160,000
$
Open six days a week to serve you. Kamloops Main Office 1180 Columbia Street, West 250.828.8853
Fortune Shopping Centre 750 Fortune Drive 250.554.5673
Official Sponsor: Kamloops Youth Soccer Association’s Select Team Program
A20
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
NATIONAL SPORTS
Bucs expected to select QB Winston first overall FRED GOODALL
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
TAMPA, Fla. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Selecting a Heisman Trophywinning quarterback wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t end the debate about who the Tampa Bay Buccaneers should take with the first overall pick in the NFL draft
tonight in Chicago. In a sense, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll just be beginning if the offensively challenged Bucs â&#x20AC;&#x201D; as expected â&#x20AC;&#x201D; choose either Jameis Winston or Marcus Mariota to become the face of a franchise that hasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t won a playoff game in more than a decade.
City of Kamloops
â&#x20AC;&#x153;Both quarterbacks over the past three-plus are excellent players months. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll just and both are going to leave it at that.â&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;&#x2122; have a lot of success Despite trying to in the league, so there do everything they should be different can to avoid revealing opinions,â&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;&#x2122; coach Lovie their plan, the Bucs are Smith said. believed to be leaning â&#x20AC;&#x153;We were impressed toward Winston, the of them,â&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;&#x2122; 2013 Heisman1 winner, Half with page both ad Kamloops opening_K_3_ol Press.pdf 15-03-31 general manager on Thursday night. Jason Licht chimed in, Winstonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s dazzling reflecting on extensive career at Florida State research, interviews was also marked by and private workouts off-the-field issues that the team conducted raised questions wheth-
Activity Programs
For registration please call (250) 828-3500 and please quote City of Kamloops program number provided. For online registration please visit 50 0 7 0 0 0 0 6 050/ 1 20 6 9 69 .0 https://ezregsvr.kamloops.ca/ezreg 0 6 0 Programs are cancelled if the minimum numbers are not met. Modern Contemporary Ballet $75 Photography - Sunset Workshop $50 0 Join this small group as we enjoy a practical session of +2 7 1 20 / 6 0/ / 6 0 , 4 6 0 26 890 7 0 sunset photography at McArthur Island Park. Join us as 6/ <0; . 5 50 0 7 0 0 0 0 6 050/ 1 20 6 9 69 .0 we discuss and 6 0 : 55 : 4 6 20 .
0 6/ 06
0 < apply those practical skills required to 0 6 0 capture those special sunset images. DSLR cameras and $95 9 0 tripods are required. 7 McArthur Island Park Modern Contemporary Ballet $75 ) 6. : * 2 5 1 6 0 7:30-9:00 PM May 30 0 Sat 238534 +2 7 1 20 / 6 0/ / 6 0 , 4 6 0 26 890 7 0
Fairy Tales and Musicals $175 6/ <0; . 5 6 0 : 55 : 4 6 20 .
0 6/ 06
0 < Create a Cultural $10 0 Landscape 7-12 yrs 2 5/ 06 : 55 : 4 6 .9 5/ 6 4 55 :2 50 6 6 6 6/ $95 9 0 Nature Rubs and Prints / 6 6 * 0 1 0 5 7
1 2 7 $ 6 20 6 Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be bound by 7 traditional art media - use what ) 6. : 1 196 1 0 6 6 2 9 0 ) 6. : * 2 5 1 6 0 Mother Nature gives us! Create your very own
masterpiece using materials from trees, like twigs! Join $95 9 0 us at the Museum for a creative class and meet new Fairy Tales and Musicals $175 7 friends. 0 6 0 City of Kamloops Kamloops Museum) 6. : * 2 5 1 & Archives 2 5/ 06 : 55 : 4 6 .9 5/ 6 4 55 :2 50 6 6 6 6/ Jun 13 1:30-3:30 PM / 6 6 * 0 1 0 5 7
1 2 7 $ 6 20 6 Orongeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Girls Only Skate Clinic $20 Sat 239783
) 6. : 1 196 1 0 6 6 2 9 0 ' . 55 :0/ # / 0 6
0 1 9 2 0 60 0 0770/ 6 Aquanatal 4 0. / 2 0 .006 4 6 1 0 ,0 : 55 2057 55 4 55 50 05 Exercise during pregnancy can help you to prepare $95 9 0 50 0 7 0 0 0 0 6 050/ 1 20 6 9 69 .0 0
00
6 6 6/ 55 20 196 4 0. / 6
4 6 physically and psychologically for the demands of 0 6 0 7 9 205 0 4 0. / : 0 .
50 6 4 6/ 7 0
9/0 labour and childbirth. Join a certified instructor to ) 6. : * 2 5 1 6 0 6 9 6 55 20 196 "!%&!+* )! & ' Modern Contemporary Ballet +()- $75 experience safe and weightless exercise. By using the 0 natural buoyancy of the water, you will strengthen +2 7 1 20 / 6 0/ / 6 0 , 4 6 0 26 890 7 0 Orongeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Girls Only Skate Clinic $20 $95 9 0 6/ <0; . 5 your core and pelvic muscles without 6 0 : 55 : 4 6 20 .
0 6/ 06
0 < straining your ' . 55 :0/ # / 0 6
0 1 9 2 0 60 0 0770/ 6 joints and ligaments. Experience a beautiful feeling of $95 9 0 &
29 # 5 6/ 4 4 0. / 2 0 .006 4 6 1 0 ,0 : 55 2057 55 4 55 50 05 weightlessness while experience the benefits of aquatic 7 0
00
6 6 6/ 55 20 196 4 0. / 6
4 6 exercise. ) 6. : * 2 5 1 6 0 9 9 0 Westsyde Community Centre 9 205 0 4 0. / : 0 .
50 6 4 6/ 7 0
9/0 Fairy Tales and Musicals $175 $48 6 9 6 55 20 196 "!%&!+* )! & ' +()- 0 May 21-Jun 25 6:30-7:30 PM &
29 # 5 6/ 4 2 5/ 06 : 55 : 4 6 .9 5/ 6 4 55 :2 50 6 6 6 6/ / 6 6 * 0 1 0 5 7
1 2 7 $ 6 20 6 Thu $95 9 0 236225 ) 6. : 1 196 1 0 6 6 2 9 0
Youth Intro to Mountain Biking $75 Sunshine Kids $30 $95 9 0 Topics include bike &
29 # 5 6/ 4 set-up, body position, gear changes, 7 0 braking, basic skills, and trail etiquette. ) 6. : * 2 5 1 Students will 6 0 +2 966 0;70 06 0 6 59/0 6 6 7 6 6 75 6 0 6 bike on guided trail rides. The focus is on using basic 9 9 0 Orongeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Girls Only Skate Clinic $20 6/ 7 0 06/ 6 !63 :004 1 6 2 40 .9..50 : 0 75 6/ skills to ride green trails. ' . 55 :0/ # / 0 6
0 1 9 2 0 60 0 0770/ 6 0 6 6 4 1 9 7 6 Kenna Cartwright Park 4 0. / 2 0 .006 4 6 1 0 ,0 : 55 2057 55 4 55 50 05 &
29 # 5 6/ 4
Pacific Way/Rockcress 0
00
6 6 6/ 55 20 196 4 0. / 6
4 6 9 205 0 4 0. / : 0 .
50 6 4 6/ 7 0
9/0 $95 9 0 May 5-26 4:30-6:00 PM 6 9 6 55 20 196 "!%&!+* )! & ' +()- Tue 7 238388
Sunshine Kids " 5 ) 0 06
0 $30 $95 9 0 Adult Mountain Biking $85 0 #6
9 6 0550 970
0 95
This program introduces participants to&
29 # 5 6/ 4 mountain +2 966 0;70 06 0 6 59/0 6 6 7 6 6 75 6 0 6 biking. Topics include bike set-up, body position, 6/ 7 0 06/ 6 !63 :004 1 6 2 40 .9..50 : 0 75 6/ 9 9 0 $95 9 0 gear changes, braking, basic skills, and trail etiquette. 0 6 6 4 1 9 7 6 7 Students will practice on guided trail rides. The focus &
29 # 5 6/ 4 4 0: 06
0 is on using basic skills to ride green trails. This program $95 9 0 #6
9 %0 66 * 0 6 will also improve confidence off-road. Sunshine Kids $30 7 Kenna Cartwright Park - 0 " 5 ) 0 06
0 Pacific Way Rockcress Entrance +2 966 0;70 06 0 6 59/0 6 6 7 6 6 75 6 0 6 6/ 7 0 06/ 6 !63 :004 1 6 2 40 .9..50 : 0 75 6/ May 5-26 6:30-8:30 PM #6
9 6 0550 970
0 95
Tue
0 6 6 4 1 9 7 6
238389
$95 9 0 NEW! Supporting our $95 9 0 Aged Loved Ones In this 7 7 seminar you will learn how to support you aging loved one; topics " 5 ) 0 06
0 include changing family dynamics, levels of support, resources #6
9 6 0550 970
0 95
4 0: 06
0 and self-care. A Seniors#6
9 %0 66 * 0 6 Quick $95 9 0
+ 0 0 55 www.kamloops.ca/ezreg Guide resource will be provided. 7 May 6 240082 4 0: 06
0
#6
9 %0 66 * 0 6
+ 0 0 55 www.kamloops.ca/ezreg + 0 0 55 www.kamloops.ca/ezreg
er a NFL team can trust him to make good decisions and stay out of trouble as a highly paid pro. Smith and Licht have said repeatedly they are comfortable with the prospect of taking the 21-year-old, who was 11:59 AM accused of â&#x20AC;&#x201D; but never arrested or charged with â&#x20AC;&#x201D; sexually assaulting an FSU student in 2012. The Glazer family,
which owns the team, is also on record as being comfortable with the organizationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s vetting process. â&#x20AC;&#x153;As much as you can, you just spend as much time with them and you talk to as many people as you possibly can and get information,â&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Smith said. While scouts generally agree Winston, who played in a pro-style offence in college, has
the skill set to make the transition to playing in the NFL quicker than Mariota, others note the problems heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s had off the field that make him a bigger risk. Licht said while the background work performed on Winston was exhaustive and necessary, he didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t find the process unsettling. NFL Draft coverage begins tonight at 5 p.m. on TSN.
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
LOCAL TRAVEL
CUISINE CO-ORDINATOR: JESSICA WALLACE 778-471-7533 or email jessica@kamloopsthisweek.com
NOTES
CLIFF
National News A28
A21
TERESA CLINE SPECIAL TO KTW teresathetraveler.ca
I
f you are an avid hiker looking to challenge yourself, you may want to pack some water and a lunch and make your way to the top of the Enderby Cliffs for a breathtaking view of the Shuswap River. This 2,277-hectare park containing cliffs, volcanic rock and fossil sites is five kilometers northeast of Enderby. The protected area was established on April 18, 2001. The 1,200-metre-high and 500-metre-long cliffs were created as glaciers pushed south from Shuswap Lake, creating a path through the valley. There are three different viewpoints for climbers to choose from, as a sign points out at the Tplaqin trailhead. (Tplaquin is the Secwepemc word meaning “cliff” and used by the Splatsin First Nation to reference this geographical landmark.) One is at the two-kilometre marker, another at the threekilometre point and the final one at the summit, seven kilometres into the hike. Orange plates on some of the trees mark the kilometres on your way up. While it probably would have been easier on my legs to stop at the three-kilometre mark and head back down for a
respectable six-kilometre round-trip hike, that is not how I roll. Not summiting a mountain is for sissies. Yes, I humbly admit that thought pressed me to drag my friend, Michelle Holmes, to the very top of the seven-kilometre trail for a threehour ascent and two-hour descent and an evening of “my legs are so sore I can’t walk.” The trail zigzags at a reasonable incline, making it a steady hoof to the top — unlike the trail in 2010, when people had to use the ropes installed in certain sections to pull themselves up some of the tougher spots. The park has since modified the trail to make it a gentler trip to the top. There is not much to see on the way to the first two lookouts, save a few large boulders along the path, plenty of tall trees and no shortage of curious squirrels. The last leg of the hike from the second lookout to the top is definitely the most exhilarating. Parts of the trail follow close to the steep edges. A feeling of accomplishment swept over my body when I found the seven-kilometre marker on a tree near the top. Michelle and I took a well-earned selfie at the very top to use as bragging rights to our Facebook friends before starting the long descent. HOW TO GET THERE — From Kamloops, head to Vernon on Highway 97. Just before Vernon, take the turnoff to
Michelle Holmes (left) and Teresa Cline celebrate the summit of the Enderby Cliffs.
Armstrong, then to Enderby. Turn east (left) onto Mabel Lake Road. Continue for two kilometres down Mabel Lake Road and take a left turn onto Brash Allen Road, heading north. At 1.4 kilometres, Brash Allen Road forks. Stay right and continue down the unpaved road for 1.6 kilometres until you reach the parking lot. The trail starts at the road intersection and heads east up the gravel path. To discover other interesting day trips in the area, go online to teresathetraveler.ca.
Show Mom You love her with
100 in Gift Certificates, and receive a
$
$25 GC for yourself!* *Some conditions apply
250.374.2913 U 326 VICTORIA ST. C H E F D AV I D T O M B S RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED
OPEN DAILY FROM 5:00PM, MON-SAT
A22
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
BOOGIE THE BRIDGE PARTICIPANT
TIME
0''*$*"- 3"$& 3&46-54 t , t , t , BIB
TOP 3 ď&#x161;ş FEMALE 21 KM 1) Baird, Karley 1:34:29.5 2) ODine, Denica 1:40:37.7 3) Roberts, Meghan 1:41:17.2
3052 3101 3115
TOP 3 ď&#x161;ş FEMALE 5 KM 1) Mann, Michelle 2) Coombes, Kennedy 3) Nelson, Christine
21:19.6 22:00.7 22:15.5
683 696 1108
TOP 3 ď&#x161;ş FEMALE 10 KM 1) Rossworn, Jayne 41:29.3 2) Jeffrey, Chantel 41:35.3 3) Miller, Alesha 41:35.4
2615 2033 2361
TOP 3 ď&#x161;ş MALE 10 KM 1) Kiprop, Tony 2) Fennell, Kipp 3) Mann, Aaron
38:03.6 39:56.1 40:28.0
2707 2698 2360
TOP 3 ď&#x161;ş MALE 21 KM 1) Brewster, Rick 2) Ewert, Grant 3) Block, Richard
1:21:45.6 1:25:38.5 1:25:38.8
3054 3141 3061
18:02.3 19:04.4 20:04.7
886 1002 1382
TOP 3 ď&#x161;ş MALE 5 KM 1) Allen, Marcus 2) Friesen, Bruce 3) Takahashi, David
&%-!,% +Anderson, Christine Bachand, Linda Baird, Karley Bennewith, Cody Bettcher, Jaylene Body, Lisa Bowers, Capreece Bowser, Kimberley Bumstead, Brenda Burborough, Amanda Campbell, Courtney Carson, Sarah Charron, Kelly Clark, Carissa Connaty, Susan DeCicco, Linda Delany, Michelle Depenning, Geneva Desaulniers, Myanna Eddy, Tomena Egli, Madison Erikson, Carol Escobedo, Gaelyn Fenrich, Carmen Gramiak, Dallas Hall, Andrea Harvey, Shannie Holland, Fawn Hudson, Nancy Jensen, Lisa Kleindienst, Carmine Kyomasu, Pam Luscombe, Kristin Manninen, Jenni McIntyre, Deanna Mulder, Andrea Muncaster, Jill Nerland, Allison Nokleby, Kalea Norrie, Tanis ODine, Denica Oldham, Nahra Palmer, Cathy Pasmen, Sandra Potvin, Marie Prochotsky, Cassidy Rajaratnam, Daisy Rampone, Kym Reed, Melanie Richards, Shannon Rife, Deanne Robert-Mortimer, Nicole Roberts, Mureena Roberts, Meghan Roberts, Denise Ruddock, Kayla Sankey, Tracy Sarrasin, Sophia Saunders, Deanna Scharf, Margaret Schulz, Carman-Anne Scott, Leah Shewchuk, Lindsey Smith, Sindy Stewart, Alannah Thorne, Kacey Tokunaga, Akiko Tremblay, Lorraine
2:24:11.5 2:17:37.5 1:34:29.5 1:51:22.1 2:13:32.9 1:49:28.4 2:27:32.0 1:55:52.8 2:24:11.5 2:32:25.1 1:46:57.7 2:01:05.3 2:42:20.6 2:27:40.0 2:07:45.3 2:23:46.7 2:04:15.3 2:06:20.0 1:50:51.6 2:31:01.0 2:01:44.2 1:55:56.4 1:42:42.0 1:43:06.9 2:24:03.7 1:58:42.1 2:01:45.5 2:07:50.2 1:58:56.4 2:39:08.0 2:00:37.5 3:15:12.4 2:17:48.1 1:58:41.2 2:22:23.0 1:58:07.5 2:24:11.4 2:38:45.8 1:57:58.1 2:05:42.5 1:40:37.7 2:18:05.5 2:16:18.2 2:27:29.6 1:53:26.1 1:58:19.3 2:42:21.4 2:18:53.4 1:46:44.5 1:56:53.6 1:44:57.5 2:15:34.2 2:13:34.6 1:41:17.2 2:36:29.7 1:51:01.4 2:18:21.2 2:42:20.0 2:17:48.1 2:27:31.8 1:58:23.0 2:14:34.7 2:07:46.5 1:42:10.6 2:18:35.5 1:49:35.5 2:31:40.7 2:01:31.2
3039 3034 3052 3060 3006 3063 3026 3029 3037 3015 3142 3064 3066 3069 3070 3016 3148 3044 3072 3035 3053 3033 3073 3144 3009 3077 3078 3082 3023 3019 3089 3001 3092 3093 3094 3011 3017 3097 3099 3100 3101 3102 3103 3104 3150 3042 3108 3109 3007 3111 3025 3112 3116 3115 3113 3117 3118 3119 3120 3030 3147 3012 3122 3123 3124 3125 3004 3138
PARTICIPANT Tsuji, Rawya Tzingounakis, Anna Webber, Maureen West, Erin
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
2:23:45.9 1:55:57.6 2:05:36.4 2:00:57.6
3136 3021 3036 3139
Botha, Idelette Bower, Kirsten Bower, Maryanne Boyer, Megan Bozinovic, Mary Bradshaw, Joanne Bradshaw, Zoey Brandt, Jeanette Brookes, Bunni Brooks, Donna Brooks, Vanessa Brown, Chelsea Brown, Melissa Brown, Tracy Bruneau, Anne Bruno, Elise Buan, Tracey Burles, Faye Burrows, Andrea Cahoon, Brenda Cameron, Bonnie Campbell, Mary Lou Campbell, Taryn Candido, Sarah Card, Kiara Carlberg, Kait Carpenter, Lisa Carvalho, Margarida Cave, Catrina Caza, Tammy Chamberlain, Theresa Chan, Amanda Chavarie, Kitty Chou, Shannon Christian, Sheena Church, Shannon Clark, Angela Clark, Debbie Cleaveley, Leanne Conat, Michelle Copeman, Danika Cote, Louise Cottrell, Michelle Covington, Jessica Cowan, Connie Coxon, Anthea Creighton, Kori Crowle, Shannon Currie, Jasmine Currie, Karla Cyr Vitoratos, Martine Da Silva, Suzanne Dafoe, Lisa Daly, Amanda Daly, Jan Damini, Melissa Daneluk, Alexa Davis, Tammy Deneault, Margaret Denike, Terry Dennery, Jo-Ann Dennis, Mary Desrochers, Brenda Devries, Lil Diard, Catrina Diepdael, Anita Dillman, Claudia Dmyterko, Ann Doan, Laura Dobrovolny, Marianna Douglas, Erin Dubois, Rachelle Elke, Courtney Ellis, Jennifer Ens, Jessica Ewert, Desiree Farquharson, Bhreagh Fenton, Jackie Flannigan, Karly Flower, Georgina Forseille, Chantelle Fowles, Linda Frame, Jodi Friedel, Lorelee Friesen, Deborah Fuller, Marcy Fursova, Marina Galbraith, Joanne Gale, Colleen Galllon, Michelle Ganchar, Shelley Garrett-Petts, Nancy Georget, Shayleen Gervais, Heather Ginter, Gwen Glendinning, Brenda Glueck, Darcy Gobelle, Jasmine Godard, Jaime Goddard, Maggy Godin, Hayley
-!,% +Arih, John Bennett, Tyson Block, Richard Blunden, Geoff Bowers, Jonathan Brewster, Rick Butcher, Bruce Chadwick, Harry Chupa, Marshal Chymko, Daryl Coolahan, Ben Cooper, Andrew Dale-Johnson, Ryan Dallaire, Daniel Davis, Eric Delany, Colton Dombrosky, Kennth Erikson, Dan Ewert, Grant Gaisford, Jim Gorman, Jaeden Grigg, Geoff Halas, Steve Hay, Don HEER, ANDY Jones, Morgan Kamp, Corey Kane, Carman Karpiak, David Kennedy, Carl King, Robbie Kirkby, Trenton Kyomasu, Sam Matias, Tamyla McCreedy, Kaleb Moe, Tom Mohebbi, Hossein Murakami, Fumi Needham, Shawn Nerland, Marvin Peachey, Jon Perszon, Josef Perszon, Michael Pinneo, Kirk Pitt, Wade Pooli, Caudido Richards, Mac Roberts, Gregory Ryan, Mike Schubert, Ryan Sigvaldason, Corey Stainton, Dean Stone, Rick Wilkie, Darrell Wilkie, Jaron Williams, Adam
1:41:12.7 2:18:32.0 1:25:38.8 1:49:53.3 1:52:57.6 1:21:45.6 2:41:37.5 1:36:25.5 1:39:37.0 1:53:10.7 2:04:09.4 1:37:54.9 1:27:16.1 1:58:56.2 1:28:54.5 1:55:54.5 2:05:54.8 1:55:55.9 1:25:38.5 1:42:35.3 1:58:14.0 1:45:50.2 1:36:03.9 1:49:50.9 1:52:27.0 2:01:05.4 1:33:55.2 1:47:41.1 1:39:58.0 1:38:21.9 1:30:17.9 1:57:57.9 3:15:12.2 2:05:43.6 2:06:19.4 2:00:35.8 1:57:08.5 2:31:41.3 1:45:04.7 2:38:45.8 1:35:20.3 1:35:38.2 1:41:47.3 1:51:00.6 1:57:21.3 2:04:10.0 1:55:08.6 2:13:35.3 2:30:42.0 1:51:31.1 2:13:10.6 1:47:11.3 1:49:50.6 2:00:24.7 2:15:37.1 2:13:31.4
&%-!,% +Abano, Dlyn Abano, Mae Abano, Maria Abbott, Karen Adam, Christine Alonzo, Barb Alston, Leonie Anderson, Leianne Arko, Melissa Arko, Sherry Asselstine, Helen Asselstine, Paige Atkins, Carole Atkinson, Laura Atkinson, Lisa Aujla, Raj Baird, Lindy Baird, Sharon Balez, Krysten Balogh, Lorraine Barnard, Stefanie Barnes, Brandy Barquest, Cari Bartlett, Lyndsay Bassett, Heidi Bauer, Tora Belland, Natalie Belland, Rebecca Bepple, Alison Bergen, Donna Bergen, Megan Bestward, Kelly Biscaro, Debbie Blair, Sandra Borden, Holly
1:37:36.1 1:37:17.2 1:42:01.8 1:11:17.1 1:03:17.1 1:40:05.2 1:03:29.1 1:52:12.4 56:13.6 1:40:04.8 58:38.6 58:38.7 1:15:24.1 59:33.3 1:10:36.9 58:31.9 1:01:15.0 56:17.4 1:14:40.2 1:22:07.8 1:10:37.0 56:53.3 46:00.2 1:04:44.5 1:02:49.4 54:47.0 54:09.8 1:03:21.6 1:22:28.9 57:53.1 56:19.6 59:48.8 1:05:25.7 1:46:13.0 1:00:11.1
16 51 3 25 29 1 55 11 14 30 42 12 4 38 5 3075 45 33 2 18 3059 20 10 24 28 41 7 22 15 13 6 36 56 44 46 40 34 53 19 54 8 9 3057 26 35 43 31 49 52 27 47 21 23 39 50 48
376 375 383 269 184 379 186 419 74 378 105 106 295 116 259 103 141 75 291 312 260 83 9 207 172 60 54 185 321 97 76 117 214 401 124
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
1:07:47.1 1:11:17.5 1:11:17.4 1:36:58.7 1:45:55.2 1:35:18.6 1:33:30.7 1:17:18.8 1:04:28.1 1:05:32.4 59:52.2 1:00:42.7 1:04:27.7 56:35.7 1:28:11.7 1:18:51.9 1:02:09.5 1:07:19.2 51:15.4 1:43:43.7 1:05:36.7 1:33:43.2 1:46:16.3 1:04:27.2 51:34.5 51:53.3 1:10:32.4 1:10:17.7 55:51.6 2:04:13.4 1:02:11.1 57:18.9 1:22:12.6 1:23:15.6 1:09:54.7 56:21.2 1:05:31.9 1:17:32.0 1:11:39.5 1:01:21.4 1:22:09.5 1:30:38.7 1:11:10.0 1:05:09.4 1:04:51.8 54:29.6 1:04:03.4 1:34:12.9 1:23:54.5 1:00:49.6 48:18.8 1:01:21.3 1:10:59.4 1:08:18.1 1:10:51.6 57:52.2 46:31.4 1:10:35.2 1:43:18.4 54:07.5 1:14:15.7 1:26:45.5 1:34:07.1 52:20.1 55:14.6 58:48.1 2:04:36.9 1:09:32.1 1:02:40.8 1:00:32.3 57:31.6 1:10:12.6 1:03:10.8 1:48:38.3 1:04:01.7 2:03:51.3 53:56.6 1:43:30.6 1:00:43.6 1:16:00.1 52:51.5 1:03:52.8 1:00:57.2 1:17:11.3 1:15:16.0 1:04:02.5 1:00:39.1 1:34:20.3 1:44:03.4 1:22:24.3 1:06:08.6 1:36:05.3 1:04:28.6 50:26.9 1:18:20.3 1:13:13.7 53:41.6 1:41:23.2 1:11:38.8 1:45:59.7 53:52.4
232 271 270 374 398 366 358 304 200 218 118 131 199 82 334 309 159 230 27 390 219 361 403 198 30 33 257 252 67 434 160 88 316 322 250 77 217 305 274 147 313 347 266 211 209 58 194 363 323 134 15 145 265 234 263 96 10 258 386 53 287 329 362 36 65 109 435 245 168 127 92 251 181 409 192 433 50 388 132 298 37 189 136 303 292 193 128 365 393 320 225 372 201 23 307 280 46 382 273 399 48
Gordon, Carly Gostelow, Tara Graden, Cara Graham, Donna Griffin, Steffanie Guise, Briana Gustafson, Faith Hagarty, Sue Hallstrom, Kendra Hamel, Carla Hamling, Donette Hamonic, Remi Hanaghan, Carla Hankins, Kayleigh Hansen, Corrie Hansen, Kayleigh Hansen, Patricia Harms, Linda Harris, Carmen Harris, Darcy Harrison, Marlene Harrison, Mary-Beth Hartling, Alicia Hay, Ashly Hay, Heidi Heath, Wendy Henderson, Brianna Henderson, Rosemary Henderson, Sandra Hewton, Madilyn Hewton, Neyda Heys, Shauna Hooper, Annette Hopkins, Erin Hopkins, Marina Howay, Kym Hryniuk, Sharon Hubensky, Leah Huseby, Jennifer Hushkowski, Erika Irwin, Makenzi James, Sheila Jeffrey, Chantel Jennings, Joan Jensen, Brittany Jensen, Tasha Jenson, Tania Jezewsky, Tammy Jimmie, Mandy Joe, Erica Joe, Gail Johnson, Charity Johnston, Lisa Johnston, Trudy Jones, Toni Jongbloets, Tessa Kabatoff, Carolyne Karpiak, Casandra Keating, Marilyn Keith, Melanie Kemp, Terri Kennedy, Deb Kennedy, Joan Kernaghan, Janice Kinloch, Claire Kirk, Angie Kirkwood, Allison Klassen, Julie Klassen, Kamryn Knudskov, Kristen Kohlman, Karen Kotani, Hana Krug, Vanessa Kuzemchuk, Danya Kuzemchuk, Kathryn La Croix, Kristi Laidlaw, Jude Lake, Lisa Lamontagne, Michele Leach, Sheila Leary, Tammy Lee, Brianna Leganchuk, Heather Lemke, Susan Lempriere, Shelly Leonard, Callie Lieuwen, Megan Light, Maureen Little, Juanita Locken, Candace Lockwood, Patsy Lucier, Lori Luehmann, Katie Lund, Sandy Lundgren, Laurie Lysons, Bobbi Maas, Tanya MacDonald, Heidi Macdonald, Regan MacKenzie, Brandy MacLeod, Melanie
TRY ALL-STAR CHEERLEADING
FOR FREE!
Saturday May 30th
Saturday Aug 29th
12:00pm-1:00pm (ages 3-7) 1:00pm-2:00pm (ages 8-12)
10:00am-11:00am (ages 3-7) 11:00am-12:00pm (ages 8-12)
TIME
BIB
1:03:05.2 1:03:03.7 1:45:15.9 1:43:52.1 1:01:53.7 1:08:48.1 53:34.9 1:14:10.4 55:02.6 1:26:50.4 50:07.6 1:24:20.5 54:59.7 1:08:51.7 57:46.8 1:17:59.4 1:14:36.2 1:08:48.6 45:02.5 53:38.2 58:19.5 1:04:35.9 1:15:16.5 54:06.3 1:10:19.9 1:33:36.8 1:57:51.8 1:33:18.8 1:57:50.2 1:28:41.9 1:28:51.0 1:31:20.9 1:01:46.4 59:18.6 1:10:19.5 1:47:40.2 1:02:53.2 1:12:39.3 1:02:40.8 1:04:05.0 1:04:31.3 2:01:46.2 41:35.3 1:15:25.3 1:28:35.5 57:20.9 53:57.2 55:03.5 1:58:49.1 57:13.0 1:02:15.6 1:47:51.7 57:03.4 1:02:26.1 1:07:19.6 1:00:00.9 1:36:57.6 58:47.4 1:07:08.0 53:07.2 1:02:20.8 58:58.2 1:28:36.3 1:03:31.4 51:04.3 1:28:38.6 48:55.9 58:09.1 1:01:50.5 59:54.6 1:03:11.3 1:01:17.0 1:16:35.7 47:02.9 51:48.4 1:54:01.1 1:35:51.8 1:17:06.1 1:54:02.7 1:15:16.0 1:56:23.6 48:20.7 1:14:15.5 1:52:01.0 1:28:24.7 1:00:40.4 53:55.2 1:52:02.8 1:05:57.2 1:10:58.4 1:31:21.9 1:21:27.4 57:56.5 1:48:23.4 1:24:39.3 2:04:38.2 1:03:15.5 1:14:20.5 1:16:18.0 1:09:52.3 46:37.6
177 176 395 392 155 236 42 285 63 330 21 324 62 238 95 306 290 237 2321 45 100 205 294 52 254 359 428 356 427 341 343 349 152 113 253 404 174 278 168 195 203 431 2033 296 336 90 51 64 429 86 162 406 84 165 231 122 373 107 229 40 163 110 337 187 26 338 17 99 153 119 182 143 301 12 31 421 368 302 423 292 425 16 286 417 335 130 49 418 222 264 350 311 98 407 325 436 183 288 300 248 11
BE A PART OF OUR PASSION. 250.851.4466 freezeathletics@gmail.com
FREEZEATHLETICS.COM
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
BOOGIE THE BRIDGE PARTICIPANT MacMain, Lisa Madill, Lorie Mahara, Star Markel, Raegan Marr, Daidri Masse, Christina Mathes, Shelley Matthew, Nicole Matthews, Joanne Matusiak, Lori Dawn McCune, Ashley McCurdy, Maureen McDonagh, Tamsin Mcdonell, Kristie McFarlane, Miriam McGann, Kaila McInally, Jodi McIntyre, Heather Mcrae, Angie Mercier, Margo Meyers, Michele Michalovsky, Kalene Michel, Denise Michel, Sarah Michel, Talia Mickelson, Christie Miller, Alesha Miller, Christa Miller-Watt, Gwen Minten, Sheila Miskulin, Tammy Molyneux, Heather Moon, Jessica Moreira, Margaret Morlock, Jackie Morrison, Marsha Mowbray, Sally Mullin, Colleen Murray, Maureen Murray, Robyn Narayan, La Nelson, Janna Nelson, Megan Newman, Tami Nguyen, Lien Nichol, Charlene Nickle, Lisa Nikkel, Christy Noordam, Danielle Norton-Smith, Jocelyn Nunn, Rea Oatway, Islay Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor, Denise Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor, Sarah Ogita, Chie Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Grady, Shelley Oldham, Breyanna Oldham, Marissa Oliver, Emily Oliver, Gillian Olson, Shelly Ony, Christine Owen, Jeannie Painter, Lori Parsons, Kate Patterson, Jessica Patterson, Julie Paulhus, Melissa Pawliuk, Amy Peachey, Jodie Pecuszok, Christina Peinhaupt, Caitlin Perozak, Jennifer Perrett, Andrea Peters, Alana Peters, Sue Phillips, Melissa Piggin, Jamie Pilbeam, Danielle Piller, Pauline Piwowar, Cindy Ponto, Jacquie Pooli, L. Susan Porter, Lanaray Posteraro, Lindsay Powder, Dalla Pritchard, Janet Procknow, Jillian Provencher, Megan Purjue, Jessica Purvis, Corey JILL Rahn, Gerri Randell, Brenda Ratuski, Madeline Reeves, Jeanne Reusse, Samantha Richards, Angela Rink, Shannon Rivers, Rhonda Roberts, Joan Robertson, Karla
A23
0''*$*"- 3"$& 3&46-54 t , t , t ,
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
1:46:15.4 1:05:29.9 1:49:58.8 1:16:02.0 1:22:23.8 1:03:56.8 1:09:02.9 1:01:14.2 1:52:15.0 1:45:22.0 1:11:13.8 51:28.4 1:22:11.5 1:00:04.1 1:03:08.0 56:08.4 56:00.9 1:04:35.6 55:19.1 1:04:09.3 1:10:49.6 1:19:58.9 1:51:17.2 1:31:40.5 1:27:54.7 1:09:45.0 41:35.4 45:17.7 1:01:00.2 1:02:41.2 56:10.7 1:03:06.7 43:30.0 1:43:03.5 1:08:31.0 1:30:34.1 1:06:21.1 47:10.7 1:33:42.7 1:05:47.6 49:27.0 52:52.5 1:12:24.8 1:01:21.3 57:17.8 1:02:52.3 58:26.2 1:35:50.8 56:10.2 50:41.8 54:12.1 1:51:11.5 1:33:18.8 1:28:47.9 1:03:09.3 1:48:38.2 1:31:00.5 1:51:12.4 59:26.4 1:00:50.8 1:02:20.8 51:52.5 1:51:40.9 1:09:28.0 1:01:53.9 1:01:23.8 1:01:23.4 2:01:42.3 1:01:56.6 50:30.1 1:05:47.6 1:28:39.6 56:30.2 59:18.2 1:04:49.6 1:43:48.7 55:53.0 1:04:28.7 1:03:03.2 57:40.4 53:05.7 1:54:02.2 1:05:27.3 1:05:58.4 51:23.2 1:43:23.6 1:41:12.4 1:13:23.2 1:13:16.3 1:57:49.4 1:44:13.0 56:28.3 1:02:32.2 1:01:33.6 1:03:54.8 58:59.3 1:31:35.6 58:35.1 1:05:08.8 1:22:16.4 53:37.8
402 216 411 299 319 191 240 140 420 396 268 29 315 123 179 71 69 204 66 197 262 310 414 354 332 246 3 8 137 170 73 178 4 384 235 346 226 13 360 220 19 38 277 145 87 173 102 367 72 25 56 412 356 342 180 408 348 413 115 135 163 32 415 244 156 149 148 430 157 24 220 339 80 112 208 391 68 202 175 94 39 422 215 223 28 387 380 283 281 426 394 78 166 150 190 111 353 104 210 318 43
Rosch, Tammy Rossworn, Jayne Rubner, Alexandra Rubner, Carol Anne Russell Martin, Maria Rutherford, Kim Ryan, Nadine Ryeo, Melissa Saldivar, Richelle Sarver, Jocelyn Sauer, Courtney Sauer, Kaylee Schofield, Hayley Schooling, Julie Schuler, Nancy Schultz, Laurie Schwarz, Tricia Sdoutz, Rachael Sevigny, Debbie Sharon, Margaret Shaw, Mallory Shutiak, Bev Simpson, Beverly Simpson, Rolynda Sinclair, Sabrina Skakun, Lynette Sloat, Debra Smith, Kellen Smith, Lucy Smyth, Courtney Sparks, Jillian Spencer, jesse (Jasbir) Spooner, Moira Stainton, Rhonda Stanley, Kim Starrs, Jill Statsmann, Alisha Stefanek, Hayley Stimson, Dana Stinson, Hollie Stone, Terry-Lynn Strutz, Mya Sukigara, Miyuki Summers, Ashley Surina, Crystal Swank, Carol Tansey, Carmen Tattam, Nicole Tetreau, Laura Thiessen, Lesley Thomas, Lorraine Thomson, Leslie Thomson, Linda Thorne, Lexi Titley, Marianne Toodlican, Molly Torres, Gwen Trill, Vicky Tucker, Amy Umphress, Megan Ungrin, Clarice Van Tassel, Anita Vermey, Nicole Vicars, Angela Vollrath, Paula Vukusic, Tamara Waddington, Tracy Wade, Julie Wagner, Tanis Walker, Shawna Wallace, Jessica Wallace, Teresa Wallin, June Wallin, Suanne Wanner, Judy Warr, Erynn Waterfall, Linda Watson, Jaymie Watson, Michelle Watson, Morgan Watts, Annemarie Webb, Diane Weber, Christina White, Andrea Whittet, Jackie Wiens, Bonita Wilbur, Jennifer Williams, Dalana Wilsher, Ruth Windley, Kelly Woodworth, Kristine Yoshida, Mao Young, Jenessa Yow, Charlene Yurkowski, Shirley Zaik, Emily Zielinski, Jillian Zwarich, Carmen
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
1:45:53.6 41:29.3 56:30.9 1:33:13.6 1:08:59.9 1:12:59.5 1:09:23.0 44:35.0 1:10:41.5 1:43:42.7 52:14.2 52:13.8 1:00:44.3 1:30:26.4 1:13:39.5 48:05.1 1:01:06.9 1:01:43.2 1:09:06.5 58:26.0 1:01:51.0 1:49:04.3 1:28:51.0 58:47.4 54:10.8 1:22:13.2 1:31:31.2 49:33.4 1:12:13.8 1:11:10.2 1:11:23.0 54:58.1 1:10:20.1 1:01:14.0 1:08:08.1 54:42.1 54:15.3 1:12:11.2 53:43.8 1:06:00.3 1:46:12.1 1:41:22.7 56:01.8 1:01:16.6 1:24:43.5 1:05:25.6 1:02:38.3 57:05.8 1:34:12.9 1:02:14.7 59:22.4 50:26.0 1:15:42.1 57:18.9 1:03:50.6 1:52:00.4 1:47:41.0 1:06:24.1 1:09:02.9 1:14:25.4 1:54:08.6 1:05:23.7 45:12.3 57:29.1 1:39:25.3 59:59.6 59:59.3 1:13:16.4 57:35.2 1:10:20.2 1:00:11.3 1:00:11.1 1:35:54.5 1:35:56.9 1:28:10.4 49:26.5 1:04:43.8 1:01:57.7 1:36:05.0 1:28:41.0 1:22:09.7 1:18:40.7 1:00:40.1 1:04:06.0 1:06:27.5 53:26.4 1:31:35.0 1:09:45.2 2:02:12.8 56:29.2 1:43:03.7 1:09:52.9 1:26:11.4 53:37.8 1:26:24.4 1:02:46.5 1:01:20.5 1:27:01.9
397 1 81 355 239 279 243 5 261 389 35 2622 133 345 284 14 138 151 242 101 154 410 343 107 55 317 351 20 276 267 272 61 255 139 233 59 57 275 47 224 400 381 70 142 326 213 167 85 363 161 114 22 297 88 188 416 405 227 240 289 424 212 7 91 377 121 120 282 93 256 126 124 369 370 333 18 206 158 371 340 314 308 129 196 228 41 352 247 432 79 385 249 327 43 328 171 144 331
Abano, Sammy Adams, Rob Adamson, Samuel AuBuchon, Courtney Babcock, Jason Barnard, Cornel Bartle, Mark Bartlett, Fred Bartlett, Jeff Bauman, Ryan Bealle, Kerby Bennett, Bradley Bergen, Nolan Bielby, Mike Bilanchuk, Andrew Birch, Kevin Black, Ian Bock, Ryan Bosch, Jeremy Brookes, Adrian Brooks, Robert Broz, Erich Bruno, Charlie Calderoni, Evan Campbell, Chris Carlberg, Sam Carr, Chris Cartwright, Justin Carvalho, Dimas Cavaliere, Vincenzo Cavers, Donovan Chung, Hao-lun Clark, Timothy Connelly-Reed, Alex Corbet, Brad Craft, Kevin Currie, Daniel Dafoe, Gordon Dagg, Barry Danyluk, Ted Dauk, Nathan Dean, Scott Dekock, Hancke Dempsey, Paul Deneef, Rick Desmarais, Vincent Desrochers, Ben Desrochers, Gerry Devries, Justin Dewhirst, David Dick, Brian Dobrovolny, Dan Dobson, Robert Donas, Daniel Donas, Jonathan Dulay, Sunny Dumoulin, Eric Eiter, Rudi Elke, Wayne Erickson, Don Farrow, Glen Faulkner, Jim Fennell, Kipp Filek, Ryan Findrik, James Flanagan, Neville Forseille, Lorne Forsyth, Bree Foster, Chris Fridriksson, Pietur Garner, Rick Gehring, Seth Gerstmar, Martin Giesebrecht, Logan Gobelle, Rod Grund, Jason Gumby, Mr. Guzzo, Al Hammond, Ian Hanson, Henry Hays, Michael Heinemann, Darin Heinrich, Ralph Henderson, Kevin Herlein, Travis Hine, Justin Hirschmiller, Jordan Holcomb, Vince Hooper, Cory Howard, Greg Humphrey, Gordon Imoberdorf, Gustavo Inkster, Travis Jardine, Beau Jensen, Cory Jensen, Rob Jezewsky, Derek Jezewsky, Monte Joel, Desaulniers Kamata, Justin Kawai, Yuji
-!,% +-
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
1:42:01.5 53:14.1 55:32.7 55:45.9 51:19.5 1:06:31.5 47:46.3 59:12.4 1:04:44.3 44:09.8 54:09.0 55:58.2 55:34.4 1:19:58.7 47:05.3 1:18:00.0 53:43.4 1:51:56.7 1:00:10.3 1:03:10.3 53:08.4 54:50.6 49:42.4 53:12.1 50:17.5 51:52.7 46:23.2 57:03.1 1:10:16.8 53:11.8 43:42.2 1:09:07.0 1:00:12.7 52:38.2 51:21.8 1:09:57.1 56:37.6 1:02:24.4 53:35.1 51:03.5 54:20.7 1:00:44.0 1:07:51.9 50:38.2 49:30.1 1:01:11.2 1:01:06.8 1:05:33.3 40:59.1 1:10:19.9 1:21:46.9 56:59.4 53:02.3 53:58.3 48:44.1 45:08.2 40:48.4 50:54.0 57:53.4 1:39:30.3 55:53.4 43:43.8 39:56.1 55:02.7 1:09:52.7 57:15.3 1:02:24.2 50:47.2 55:12.4 57:47.4 50:30.7 53:01.0 1:50:01.2 46:15.8 1:28:49.0 1:25:38.0 50:46.6 1:00:40.4 1:24:01.0 2:04:11.3 49:19.2 57:14.4 53:32.6 1:33:18.2 53:11.1 52:50.9 1:28:09.9 53:15.3 1:01:55.4 58:27.0 41:15.0 43:34.2 1:00:01.7 1:20:00.2 57:23.4 1:02:08.2 48:16.5 48:45.9 46:48.3 53:57.7 58:19.4
213 69 94 96 51 173 24 126 164 11 85 98 95 194 22 192 77 220 139 160 65 89 37 68 41 54 19 103 186 67 9 180 140 59 53 185 101 155 75 49 88 143 175 44 35 147 145 167 2459 187 196 102 64 80 2465 13 4 48 113 210 97 10 2 91 183 107 154 47 93 111 43 63 217 18 204 200 46 141 198 225 32 106 73 205 66 60 202 70 151 120 6 8 136 195 108 152 27 29 21 79 116
Kennedy, Arthur Khanna, Neeraj Kinloch, Mike Kinloch, Sam Kiprop, Tony Kitamura, Kevin Klassen, Matthew Kneeshaw, David Koleszar, David Koopmans, Robert LaBar, Jon Lacroix, Wayne Landahl, Mike Lapierre, DJ Leary, Noah Lefebvre, Matthew Leung, Keith Lincoln, D Long, Alan Louvros, Nathan Lovely, Ben Low, Kelly Maciak, Rob Mann, Aaron Mariona, Joaquin Marsh, Adam McFarlane, Ryan McIntyre, Craig McIntyre, Dustin McKague, Merv McKenzie, Braden Mckinnon, James McLean, Daniel McRae, Tim Meyer, Michael Minten, Shaun Mitchell, Ryan Moritz, Koetter Mutrie, Peter Needham, Kevin Neigel, Dustin Neigel, Jerry Neil, Adam Oatway, Dwight Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien, Shawn Oetter, David Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Grady, Dave Oh, Dustin Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Hara, Chris Oldham, Mark Oliver, Simon Olstad, Dean Owen, Craig Palazzo, Chase Parker, Guy Patterson, Devin Pecor, William Pellerin, Luc Perry, Dan Peterson, Jason Pickering, Kass Pilbeam, Bryan Pitre, Micah Poliquin, Jim Pritchard, Dave Pudar, Marco Purvis, Ken Rampone, Claude Ratuski, Ed Reed, James Norman Retzer, David Ross, Paul Ruzic, Daniel Sallis, Shirley Sam, Eric Patrick Sauer, Corey Sauer, Kevin Saunders, Wilber Scordo, Frank Scorgie, Ryan Scott, Keith Sebastian, Stephen Sharp, Dave Shirk, Wayne Sidow, Michael Siegrist, Gary Simpson, Michael Singh, Arjun Smeaton, Justin Smith, Kyle Smith, Peter Somogyi, Matthew Spence, Jeromy Spendelow, Hunter Stanley, Jamie Stimson, Joel Stodola, Julian Stoltze, David Strate, Nick Talon, Robbie Therrien, Patrick
BNMPPQT
DB L XX CJLFUPXPSL 3FHJTUFS '3&& X
3JEF FWFSZEBZ PS POF EBZ POF XBZ
TIME
BIB
1:28:38.8 55:10.4 46:15.4 49:39.1 38:03.6 53:32.7 48:52.6 1:01:08.4 58:21.5 58:18.1 49:48.2 58:29.9 43:10.7 1:00:05.5 1:56:23.9 50:14.9 1:10:30.7 1:04:01.8 57:13.8 54:15.8 59:52.2 57:49.4 44:17.9 40:28.0 1:00:02.4 50:05.3 1:07:51.6 48:04.4 57:55.4 59:31.7 50:39.1 55:58.3 58:51.8 1:56:18.4 59:38.6 58:33.5 51:21.1 54:09.1 1:07:59.3 58:23.8 1:09:31.0 1:17:59.8 48:05.4 1:51:10.2 1:02:27.0 58:25.5 1:48:31.1 50:18.7 52:55.4 1:45:19.5 58:27.0 47:22.4 1:51:41.1 46:07.4 1:08:23.3 1:01:23.5 1:35:17.5 1:03:40.8 59:23.5 51:54.8 1:01:51.2 1:03:03.1 1:02:18.4 49:23.9 1:41:13.3 51:16.1 1:44:12.0 1:19:18.2 1:17:25.3 1:09:28.0 45:21.4 54:05.9 49:09.1 1:16:06.5 57:43.0 52:19.6 52:20.8 1:28:09.7 1:05:14.7 1:02:43.5 52:33.3 1:06:06.7 58:53.7 53:18.9 45:39.9 56:22.6 1:02:26.6 1:24:38.1 52:51.3 46:41.0 1:01:01.9 1:34:06.0 57:29.3 1:01:11.7 1:08:08.2 53:44.1 1:37:50.8 57:10.9 59:44.7 59:37.9 54:01.0
203 92 17 36 1 74 30 146 117 115 38 122 7 138 223 40 188 162 105 87 132 112 12 2360 137 39 174 25 114 128 45 99 124 222 130 123 52 86 176 118 182 191 26 218 157 119 216 42 62 215 120 23 219 16 178 149 207 161 127 55 150 159 153 34 212 50 214 193 190 181 14 84 31 189 110 56 57 201 166 158 58 169 125 71 15 100 156 199 61 20 144 206 109 148 177 78 208 104 131 129 83
A24
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
BOOGIE THE BRIDGE PARTICIPANT Thompson, Jake Torres, Luis Trawin-Heinrich, Cole Trill, Alf Tsigaris, Peter Tumanov, Artur Ungrin, Ed Van Heerden, Johan Vollrath, Wayne Vukusic, Adam Vukusic, Finn Waddington, Guy Watson, Kent Watt, Trevor Weissbock, Nathan Whittet, Dave Wiens, Gordon Wittal, Doug Wnuk, Ed Woodlock, Terrence Yaegashi, Hiro Yaghmaei, Hassan Zirnhelt, Bart
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
1:09:56.3 1:05:51.7 49:23.4 1:06:22.0 1:04:38.8 2:04:09.9 1:54:03.7 1:06:27.4 1:39:24.9 59:55.7 59:57.1 1:00:01.3 1:04:58.8 1:08:33.5 53:38.4 1:06:25.8 53:26.6 1:39:36.7 53:59.9 1:22:24.9 54:51.6 1:00:41.2 54:00.6
184 168 33 170 163 224 221 172 209 133 134 135 165 179 76 171 72 211 81 197 90 142 82
Bogetti-Smith, Summer Bohn, Judy Bohn, Megan Boice, Mekenna Boivin, Cynthia Bornais, Christina Bossert, Kelley Bourgeois, Georgia Bourgeois, Meaghan Bouwmeester, Kim Bowden, Kylie Bowden, Tammie Bowles, Anna Bowles, Tammi Bowles, Taylor Boynton, Brenda Boynton, Maureen Boynton, Meredith Bradley, Becky Brandon, Vickie Brasier, Natalie Brennan, Patti Brewster, Josephine Brise, Sarah Brown, Erin Brown, Jenaya Brown, Tara Brulotte, Kaylyn Brulotte, Reanna Bruno, Leian Bruzzese, Wendy Bryant, Mikayla Bryant, Teara Bubar, Susan Bukkos, Crystal Bukkos, Rhiannon Bukkos, Zoey Burkatsky, Trina Busenius, Angela Butler, Nicole Byrne, Erika Cadwaladr, Amelia Cahill, Keely Cain, Brenda Cain, Shannon Cameron, Heather Campbell, Amber Campbell, Andrea Campbell, Christy Campbell, Danna Campbell, Ila Campbell, Michelle Cantin, Sandra Caputo, Tamara Carbrey, Christina CAREY, JESSICA Carlyle, Melanie Carmichael, Joanna Carmichael, Monique Carnovale, Amanda Carr, Carol Carr, Cherrie Carr, Stephanie Carr-Humphries, Mason Carter, Denise Casorso, Jennifer Cassidy, Jenny Cattermole, Diana Cavaliere, Katrina Cavaliere, Madyson Chambers, Ashlee Chapman, Shonette Chapman, Tamaira Char, Rebekah Charlie, Cadence Chenuz, Selina Chernivchan, Wendy Chesley, Joyce Chesley-Steves, Shaelyn Chevalier, Catherine Chevalier, StĂŠphanie Chmilar, Natalie Chouinor, Kathleen Chretien, Cindy Christiansen, Kim Clark, Jamie Clark, Robin Clark, Victoria Colerangle, Jacinta Collinge, Tanis Connolly, Alesha Connolly, Claire Coombes, Kennedy Cooper, Cassidy Cooper, Jennifer Cooper, Kathy Copeland, Lindsay Cornborough, Dayna Cornborough, Justine Corrigan, Brandi Corsi, Carolyn
&%-!,% +Aaltonen, Karla Abalo, Diana Abercrombie, Katherine Aichholz, Jennifer Alam, Amira Aldred, Emily Allen, Jillian Anderson, Amaiya Anderson, Claire Anderson, Julie Anderson, Leigha Anderson, Tammy Andrew, Isabelle Andrew, Kalina Andrew, Marcia Andrew, Morgan Andrew, Samantha Andrews, Grayce Antoine, Betty Antoine, Mary Antoine, Roni Antoine, Vanessa Archambault, Bev Ardell, Pearl Arduini, Corissa Arkinstall, Melissa Arnouse, Tanya Ashman, Allison Aynsley, Brenda Babcock, Ella Babcock, Kim Baird, Dominique Baker, Karen Baker, Kathryn Baker, Nancy Baltakis, Gillian Balzer, Stacey Banford, Lynn Bargery, Brooke Barley, Jane BarriereHouse, Cindy BarriereHouse, Karen BarriereHouse, Terry Barringer, Linda Barton, Anise Baughan, Hannah Baughan, Sarah Beach, Annelise Bealle, Hailey Bealle, Lindsay Bechelli, Trina Beeds, Cherie Bekkering, Alanna Bell, Corinn Bell, Susan Belland, Colleen Benson, Donna Bepple, Teresa Bergen, Zailie Bergstrom, Linn Bernard, Ariel Bibeau, Kate Bickerton, Katie Biffert, Abigail Bilkhu, Melissa Birkenhead, Naomi Blackstock, Sheila Blackwell, Cheryl Blaine, Chelsea Blakely, Tracy Block, Grace Block, Jennifer Blue, Danielle Blueschke, Alexis Boake, Mary Anne
0''*$*"- 3"$& 3&46-54 t , t , t ,
33:00.1 53:22.9 45:15.2 29:17.0 36:50.7 38:35.5 49:27.0 55:57.4 31:05.4 30:21.9 55:59.5 26:32.8 50:38.3 36:12.3 51:11.4 50:40.0 50:37.5 59:51.6 59:26.0 59:19.8 44:04.7 53:29.2 56:48.7 37:07.9 31:02.1 43:05.1 46:08.2 34:23.9 44:34.0 45:49.8 46:04.8 1:01:39.9 32:19.8 45:38.3 58:01.9 31:23.4 57:33.5 54:19.8 42:27.5 53:54.3 45:26.6 1:03:16.3 37:23.2 35:49.2 26:35.2 35:12.8 28:11.0 28:29.6 46:13.1 46:13.6 31:06.2 38:58.8 24:37.8 28:43.5 51:17.5 33:03.1 1:00:11.3 46:32.4 30:12.8 32:02.4 1:03:27.8 28:44.5 26:48.9 1:08:10.7 53:07.9 36:41.5 43:01.1 39:14.1 51:31.5 55:18.4 1:00:24.2 1:00:46.3 30:44.1 58:13.8 58:10.7
159 654 468 66 288 335 571 713 115 89 715 25 595 258 608 597 593 803 789 786 440 658 727 299 114 425 495 202 450 485 493 835 148 481 764 130 757 681 414 672 476 850 307 250 26 237 42 44 496 497 118 341 12 48 612 161 812 503 86 142 851 52 27 865 646 286 424 345 618 707 814 819 103 771 769
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
36:33.2 58:34.6 58:38.9 38:07.3 42:46.3 48:36.3 30:30.4 47:46.4 28:42.5 41:17.3 36:58.9 37:05.8 37:45.5 29:36.7 29:37.0 56:51.8 56:51.7 56:51.3 49:45.0 44:46.8 42:13.4 29:10.7 27:50.0 35:02.1 1:01:16.6 42:16.8 33:11.8 52:08.6 52:08.2 1:04:34.7 41:15.1 36:52.4 36:55.6 44:31.5 43:16.4 43:15.8 43:17.6 37:28.9 33:24.9 53:37.1 35:04.1 34:23.9 37:35.2 56:10.0 29:26.1 34:21.1 45:22.0 34:42.9 47:58.9 59:35.1 59:35.7 51:29.5 41:25.6 42:26.8 57:26.6 26:52.7 1:00:10.0 47:20.7 30:53.1 30:57.0 57:02.2 33:08.3 31:07.0 33:08.9 34:50.8 31:54.6 36:13.3 27:23.4 53:16.7 26:01.5 52:53.4 37:48.4 32:04.9 1:00:06.6 46:27.3 41:45.5 44:21.1 26:22.1 32:26.7 1:02:19.3 1:01:43.5 30:30.9 36:33.2 37:39.4 30:34.0 40:08.7 57:28.9 48:30.6 45:12.7 42:50.6 59:53.4 59:43.1 22:00.7 32:04.6 44:59.4 37:10.8 51:49.1 31:13.5 30:59.5 48:14.1 45:27.2
280 775 778 324 420 556 94 533 46 380 294 296 317 77 78 733 732 730 576 455 404 62 38 224 829 408 167 630 629 857 378 290 291 449 427 426 428 309 172 668 225 202 311 720 68 199 473 210 538 796 797 615 383 413 749 28 810 523 110 111 738 165 120 166 213 139 259 32 650 19 642 318 145 808 502 392 445 20 149 842 836 95 280 314 96 359 754 554 467 421 804 800 2 144 461 300 622 125 112 541 478
Cottrell, Jaidyn Coull, Angie Covington, Claire Cowles, Wendy Coxon, Philippa Cronin, Kyla Cross, Anita Crumback, Charlene Crumback, Danielle Cruz, Valeria Cui, Jia Currie, Christine Currie, Krista Curtis, Mandy Cutler, Caroline Daburger, Laura Daburger, Lisa Daburger, Nicole Dagasso, Emily Dagasso, Gabrielle Dagasso, Jane Dalgleish, Cassie Daniels, Wendy Dastous, Sonia Davies, Jill Davis, Alyssa Davis, Paige Davis-Fedora, Taya Dawood, Sara DeCraene, Germaine DeGuglielmo, Belinda DeJonghe, Camryn DeJonghe, Mandy Dempster, Charity Deneault, Aliyah Deneault, Angela Deneef, Kristen Deneef, Shelby Denis, Teri Denyes, Valerie Dergousoff, Pam Derkatch, Marissa deVries, Elizabeth deVries, Susannah Dhadwal, Nimmi Dick, Lauretta Dillon, Gina Dimond, Michelle Dinsdale, Barb Dinsdale, Jennifer Dirksen, Carol Dirkson, Karen Dirkson, Promise Doucette, Nicole Dougan, Marguerite Dougan-Wilson, Tracy Drummond, Rhiannon Dubeau, Susy Dubois, Lucille Dubois, Ria Duncan, Brianne Duncan, Drina Duncan, Kahya Duncan, Tamara Dunn, Bonnie Dunning, Alysia Durant, Analeece Duxbury, Kelsey Dymond, Melissa Ebata, Amrita Ebata, Dawn Eden, Rhonda Edgeworth, Leah Edwards, Elin Elliott, Dana Elliott, Trisha Erasmus, Lesley Erickson, Donna Escobedo, Natasha Eshpeter, Mackenzie Eshpeter, Sarah Espinoza, Loretta Etienne, Char Evensen, Kristin Ezechiel, Jocelyn Fadden, Bonnie Fawcett, Kiera Fawcett, Rae Fawcett, Tracee Fehst, Amy Fenton, Allysha Fielding, Tracie Filek, Elizabeth Finch, Melissa Findlay, Loretta Findlay, Shanna Fines, Colleen Finney, Shay Fisher, Fernanda Fisher, Samantha Fitchett, Sarah
STRENGTH
& CONDITIONING SUMMER PROGRAMS
WWW.STRIDEPERFORMANCE.CA
Ages 12 - 15 + 15 - 20 Junior to Elite programs 4 training sessions per week Train with the best! www.strideperformance.ca/training-camps
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
1:03:36.0 40:23.6 50:10.1 29:22.2 39:17.1 53:27.7 55:44.0 57:26.7 57:27.6 41:41.4 42:09.0 35:12.4 51:12.5 34:12.4 33:22.0 51:35.3 25:14.4 30:39.5 24:02.8 25:32.0 23:34.0 48:56.2 1:18:10.7 41:25.1 46:24.4 46:36.5 46:34.0 1:01:13.9 1:26:27.4 53:48.8 51:00.3 50:37.5 54:58.2 39:13.4 34:22.8 34:59.9 27:52.2 31:09.3 1:08:19.4 56:23.7 36:18.9 52:06.5 33:32.5 33:28.0 47:43.6 50:16.8 1:00:47.8 56:56.3 43:23.4 43:23.1 26:22.1 49:42.5 49:40.0 51:49.6 53:30.5 53:28.5 27:46.3 26:30.2 30:14.7 49:26.0 31:56.0 49:22.9 59:02.9 49:17.5 36:36.3 53:36.4 1:26:25.5 34:36.2 35:26.7 51:52.6 54:19.2 28:44.3 54:43.4 29:53.9 34:42.2 52:31.3 1:59:35.0 59:33.1 33:55.7 29:41.6 30:44.6 48:17.6 54:37.4 28:21.3 45:05.6 48:57.1 52:13.7 59:53.9 52:16.5 36:02.4 49:35.8 51:12.5 42:00.7 30:25.9 54:59.5 50:41.6 40:35.3 42:06.7 50:40.9 1:01:36.4 1:01:50.5
854 366 583 67 347 655 711 750 752 388 401 236 610 197 171 621 15 97 675 16 6 557 870 381 498 506 505 825 872 670 607 593 700 344 201 222 39 123 866 724 263 627 178 175 530 587 820 736 433 432 20 575 574 623 661 657 37 22 87 570 140 568 781 565 284 665 871 207 244 624 680 50 694 83 208 633 874 794 186 79 105 542 688 43 464 558 631 805 632 255 573 610 398 91 701 600 370 400 599 833 838
Fitchett, Zoe Flanagan, Bonnie Flecks, Trine Fleet, Sandra Fleming, Candice Fletcher, Ya (Shelley) Flottorp, Barb Folkard, Barb Ford, Erika Ford, Renee Forman, Trista Fowler, Jenna Fox, Tasha Francis, Alysia Francoeur, Nicole Franzen, Tonia Fredericks, Penny French, Amy Friesen, Dana Friesen, Kylie Frigon, Deb Froehler, Lidia Furrer, Claudette Gagnon, Claire Gagnon, Korah Gagnon, Simone Gagnon, Stacey Gaines, Janet Gallant, Krista Gallays, Stacey Garbutt, Cheryle Garfield, Tanya Garner, Anna Garner, Liz Gasparin, Ashlee Gauthier, Kimberly Geeson, Becky Gibson, Donna Giesbrecht, Marilyn Gilbert, Tannis Gillies, Caela Gilpin, Shiann Gilroy, Deanna Girard, Helene Gnoato, Heather Godard, Lidia Goddard, Shalyn Gollan, Adysen Gorospe, Lisa Graham-McGaffin, Maizy Grant, Marlene Grant, Teresa Graves, Jessica Gray, Alexis Greffard, Kate Griffiths, Brenda Grono, Christina Grono, Wendy Hackett, Donna Hall, Jayden Hall, Sue-Ann Hallstrom, Jacey Hallstrom, Trish Hammerton, Leona Hammond, Drusilla Hanna, Jaylene Hansen, Andrea Hansen, Romy Harder, Sue Harmatuk, Karen Harris, Barbara Harris, Jane Harris, Olivia Harrison, Bobbie Harvey, Kim Haskell, Jasmine Hatayama, Honami Haughton, Cara-Lee Hawkins, Tiffany Hay, Debbie Hayes, Linda Hayes, Martine Hays, Jody Hazelwood, Shyla Head, Richelle Hebert, Heather Hellingman, Diana Henderson, Joan Henderson, Meghan Henderson, Tammi Hendricks, Vickie Hepper, Taylor Hewlett, Suzanne Higdon, Leanne Higgins, Kimberly Hill, Raeanne Hodgson, CJ Hoffman, Pamela Hohndorf, Sirka Holan, Linda Holmes, Lindsay
STRIDE
RUN CLINICS LEARN GOOD RUNNING FORM! Learn how to become a more efficient and stronger runner A great 2 hour clinic Beginner to Advanced May 9, 23 & June 13th
TIME
BIB
1:01:45.5 33:06.3 24:26.8 42:35.6 53:07.7 30:43.9 52:06.3 47:36.5 54:03.7 37:57.9 49:22.0 56:04.5 44:20.1 30:43.5 59:49.9 45:28.1 57:10.2 52:06.5 33:03.3 33:02.6 41:15.6 59:25.5 33:27.9 46:07.9 47:19.1 29:55.7 31:34.9 1:01:13.9 55:37.8 40:08.9 50:38.8 41:25.6 39:51.3 39:51.0 48:59.2 39:41.5 53:18.4 40:36.5 58:02.3 32:27.3 53:36.1 53:31.8 44:38.4 28:55.7 36:16.4 41:25.3 36:16.7 45:59.5 48:24.3 49:55.4 33:14.7 46:59.1 37:16.2 29:12.4 34:03.9 57:47.8 31:52.1 54:26.1 40:42.0 42:13.9 33:57.4 42:09.7 42:56.1 50:51.4 39:07.7 39:23.8 48:29.7 37:11.5 52:01.2 25:42.6 1:59:28.2 52:36.3 52:36.4 42:58.3 35:56.9 36:28.8 35:04.1 49:32.5 28:43.2 57:21.9 46:32.6 42:10.3 46:04.4 29:14.8 58:02.6 1:00:37.0 51:34.2 53:56.5 44:34.3 37:36.1 1:00:08.2 30:22.3 1:06:31.7 44:35.0 26:31.8 38:18.2 51:17.6 58:09.5 36:31.4 39:52.1 36:35.2
837 164 11 415 645 102 626 529 674 321 566 718 444 100 802 479 741 627 162 160 379 788 174 494 521 84 132 825 710 360 596 383 355 354 560 349 651 371 765 151 664 662 453 57 260 382 261 486 547 578 170 512 303 63 193 760 137 685 375 405 187 402 422 604 343 348 551 301 625 17 873 636 637 423 252 277 225 572 47 746 504 403 492 65 766 816 620 673 451 312 809 90 862 452 24 328 613 768 279 356 283
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
BOOGIE THE BRIDGE PARTICIPANT Hooper, Emily Hornbeck, Tiffany Horsley, Leah Howick, Kate Howick, Tess Hrbinic, Johanne Hubic, Deb Hughes, Alana Hughes, Christey Humphrey, Jillien Hunt, Sue Hunter, Bev Hutchings, Heather Hutchinson, Brenda Hutchinson, Kalyn Hutchinson, Melissa Huxley, Nicole Illner, Susan Imeson, Lisa Inglis, Alexandra Ireland, Earllene Jackson, Agnes Jackson, Holly Jackson, Jennifer Jackson, Lorinda Jackson, Sadie Jackson, Theresa Jahn, Angela Janota, Abby Janota, Kristy Jansen, Ella Jansen, Lianna Jarrett, Karen Jedele-Johnson, Channa Jedyk, Sam Jeffrey, Jordyn Jeffreys, Jamie Jeffreys, Morgan Jensen, Rowan Jezewsky, Macy Jodoin, Sandra Jodoin, Sydney Joelson, Jeanine Johnson, Alanna Johnson, Katie Johnson, Lara Johnstone, Charla Johnstone, Mikayla Jones, Kassidi Jordan, Tammy Juettner, Angela Kamp, Amy Kang, Adina Kansky, Heather Kansky, Jenna Kapusta, Joanna Kasnik, Alexa Kasnik, Teresa Kasprick, Lindsay Kazakoff, Elaine Kelly, Mary Kelly, Maureen Kennedy, Bella Kennedy, Caeleen Kennedy, Dawn Kennedy, Thriza Kimmel, Julie Kineshanko, Jenny King, Kandace Kinley, Jamie Kirkwood, Theresa Klein, Darla Klymchuk, Jessica Knaak, Peggy Knaak, Sara Koebernick, Jennifer Koleszar, Chris Koleszar, Katie Konkin, Emily Koppes, Kylee Korobanik, Lorraine Kral, Amelia Kranz, Denise Krausert, Sam Krutop, Alicia Kuharski, Susan Kurzac, Sarah Lafreniere, Linda Lagrandeur, Betty Lammers, Rachel Landry, Tatianna Lang, Josee Lange, Tina Lapierre, Leanne Laroche, Anne Larsen, Rheanna Larson, Aissa LaSaga, Dayna LaSaga, Sydney Laupland, Brenda Laupland, Elise
A25
0''*$*"- 3"$& 3&46-54 t , t , t ,
TIME
BIB
57:20.6 37:12.9 53:45.9 38:29.6 37:44.6 50:03.3 53:21.7 1:00:11.9 57:23.1 37:02.9 1:00:10.6 58:11.9 56:10.6 31:37.0 35:11.1 35:10.1 30:39.7 28:59.6 45:28.4 40:10.3 46:45.9 58:02.6 58:01.1 35:23.3 38:35.7 38:35.2 55:58.4 29:53.3 1:04:25.5 1:04:26.3 53:05.6 53:10.1 33:44.9 1:01:58.4 42:16.7 40:08.6 35:27.3 35:09.5 36:33.5 27:55.0 36:28.4 36:23.4 45:07.7 43:52.3 50:21.1 50:20.7 35:27.7 35:25.8 57:26.7 54:19.1 36:43.2 53:30.2 55:56.8 48:11.0 48:10.6 34:51.8 52:34.7 52:43.0 30:52.8 45:39.8 44:07.8 44:07.9 47:53.6 44:59.8 59:16.3 41:36.1 32:50.9 42:26.7 1:01:17.4 30:12.3 59:14.0 46:00.0 39:48.7 54:26.7 37:05.8 35:55.0 57:06.7 56:52.7 41:00.6 35:11.6 27:53.6 29:36.3 47:00.6 55:20.4 49:22.8 31:05.8 35:48.2 1:01:33.9 33:44.3 34:42.8 28:52.0 31:22.6 46:02.4 37:52.0 38:43.7 56:19.0 29:12.6 43:18.1 40:33.9 24:08.4 23:35.8
745 302 669 332 316 580 653 813 747 295 811 770 721 133 234 233 98 60 480 361 508 766 763 241 336 334 714 81 855 856 644 647 183 839 407 358 245 231 282 41 276 274 466 437 589 588 246 243 750 679 287 660 712 540 539 216 635 641 109 483 442 443 537 462 784 386 155 412 830 85 783 487 353 686 296 251 739 735 376 235 40 76 514 709 567 117 249 831 182 209 55 129 490 320 338 723 64 429 368 10 1059
PARTICIPANT Lavoie, Veronica Lavoie, Veronica Leadbeater, Isabella LeClair, Tanya Lefebvre, Kavita Legacy Vollick, Bobbie Leggett, Michelle Lemire, Kara Leontowich, Melany Lewis, Amy-Rae Liebe, Kyla Lingren, Jen Lingren, Sue Little, Rhea Lloyd, Karen Lodge, Tracey Lomness, Kelsey Lorimer, Talyn Loschiavo, Carmen Lougheed, Andrea Low, Terri Lucier, Colleen Ludwig, Alexa Lundy, Jana Lundy, Terra M.Newman, Sharon MacGregor, Cathy Macias, Bo MacKinlay, Lindsay MacKinnon, Deborah MacLeod, Meaghan MacNaughton, Nikki MacRae, Melody Mader, Danielle Mader, Kathryn Madore, Pearl Madsen, Cheryl Madsen, Kammi Madsen, Kara Maki, Kiyo Mann, Michelle Mann, Puneet Manuel, Kathy Marchese, Isabella Marchuk, Cassie Marla, Ronnquist Marsh, Courtney Marshall, Char Marshall, Linden Martin, Beverly Martin, Tamara Mathews, Nadine Mattice, Donna Mattice, Jennifer Mattice, Michelle Maunula, Vanessa Mayrhofer, Linda McAfee, Amber McAnany, Andrea McArthur, Chloe McArthur, Kelsey McArthur, Laura McCall, Laura McCall, Nisa McCaskill, Sheri McCaw, Jane McDonald, Carol McDonald, M. Carmen Mcdonald, Meg McDonald, Terra Mcgauchie, Catherine McIlravey, Libby McIntyre, Emily McKague, Mandy McKay, Kristy McKee, Krista McKee, Vicki McKeever, Tami McKerral, Jana McKinney, Jennifer McLellan, Taylor McLeod, Janice McNeil, Katie McParland, Tanya Meade, Isi Meikle, Camryn Meikle, Melissa Mella, Jordan Meredith, Hailey Meredith, Samantha Michell-Grenier, Serena Milbradt, Sharon Millar, Kathryn Miller, Anissa Miller, Jennifer Miller, Jody Miller, Karen Miller, Rebekah Minnabarriet, Jessi Mitchell, Ashleigh Mitchell, Coralee
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
1:01:14.1 1:01:15.7 36:55.7 53:16.6 50:26.5 45:17.8 34:12.1 36:11.5 27:00.0 49:11.2 33:03.6 44:23.2 44:02.2 35:01.8 57:32.3 58:49.4 57:29.6 26:31.3 52:41.0 35:40.8 54:44.7 45:22.8 52:56.1 52:36.9 57:18.4 38:36.0 59:39.1 31:45.4 34:03.6 54:45.1 47:08.6 39:15.0 42:04.3 36:19.7 36:19.8 45:23.0 31:42.4 55:09.8 32:53.9 36:22.9 21:19.6 36:57.5 53:36.4 27:13.3 51:30.5 34:19.1 44:59.1 34:54.8 34:53.4 40:13.0 37:48.5 57:16.4 50:46.8 50:43.9 50:43.0 30:27.3 32:30.9 29:31.0 25:59.9 53:12.0 46:53.8 46:56.9 34:58.3 34:58.2 44:41.3 47:44.0 1:01:36.0 1:02:17.4 31:08.7 31:07.8 33:49.9 36:21.5 34:28.5 38:30.5 48:20.3 1:04:52.0 56:33.4 47:49.8 54:56.6 27:41.4 33:28.3 45:27.0 36:21.0 50:58.9 34:07.7 40:40.9 41:53.5 24:58.5 41:52.3 41:52.4 42:17.2 51:29.6 34:01.0 41:46.1 38:13.9 59:32.4 38:13.6 59:31.4 37:19.2 31:18.0 49:04.0
827 828 292 649 592 471 196 257 29 563 163 446 439 223 756 779 755 23 640 248 695 474 643 639 744 337 798 136 192 696 515 346 399 265 266 475 135 705 157 272 1 293 665 31 617 198 460 219 217 362 319 743 603 602 601 92 152 74 18 648 510 511 221 220 454 531 832 841 122 121 184 270 206 333 543 859 726 534 698 36 176 477 268 606 194 374 397 13 395 396 409 616 191 393 327 793 326 791 305 127 561
Moffat, Alexis Moffat, Amy Moffat, Chelsey Moffat, Sheila Moffett, Pat Moffett, Tracy Monahan, Deborah Monteleone, Sara Moorman, Kellie Morong, Keisha Morris, Crystal Morrison, Dale Morrison, Grace Morrison, Sarah Morrison, Taylor Moss, Angela Moss, Kaylee Moss, Keira Moss, Kelsi Mudry, Amanda Muench, Tammy Muir, Kieran Mulholland, Natalie Munro, Rebeca Murphy, Abby Murphy, Gayle Narcisse, Tamara Needham, Sage Nelson, Caraleigh Nelson, Christine Nelson, David Nevdoff, Shawna Neville, Tracey Newbury, Joanna Nichol, Mya NIedbala, Karen Nishio, Haruko Noeldeke, Clara Nygaard, Tanya Nystoruk, Brenda Oginski, Cathryn O’Hara, Emily Old, Pauline Ollek, Amrita Olthuis, Heidi Olynyk, Nicole Olynyk, Sarah Ony, Elissa Oram, Kayla Orr, Jessica Orr, Jocelyn Osborne, Jackie Ouellette, Deena Ouellette, Madison Ozawa, Yoshie Pace-Asciak, Pia Palazzzo, Cara Pan, Dan Papp, Mackenzie Patel, Renuka Patenaude, Candy Pattie, Christa Peachey, Donna Pemberton, Shelagh Pepper, Kayla Perszon, Joanne Peterson, Karen Petrie, Colby Phillpotts, Abbie Pierro, Ramona Pierro-Zabotel, Fawn Pitre, Tamara Piva, Amber Polson, Alexandra Poole, Denise Porrier, Leanna Powell, Chantal Powley, Samantha Prosky, Danielle Pye, Kathleen Quaw, Janet Quesnel, Debbie Quesnel, Leslie Rasmussen, Raegan Rawlings, Khristine Reed, Angela Reed, Chelsee Reed, Judy Reed, Maia Reichor, Leni Reid, Nicola Reinhart, Patricia Reith, Michelle Relling, Ashley Rescigno, Dayana Reynoldson, Colleen Richardson, Alannah Rickett, Terry Rinaldi, Kimberly Roberts, Ava Roberts, Jodi
Kamloops Triathlon Club Kamloops Spring Sprint
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
47:15.6 1:05:04.8 47:13.5 58:18.8 1:02:43.0 1:02:48.8 36:01.9 37:06.1 42:23.4 32:54.3 40:34.9 57:34.1 50:13.1 50:13.3 31:30.1 59:34.2 47:36.4 58:52.7 59:41.9 54:28.6 36:52.3 49:12.8 41:40.5 31:42.3 31:14.2 42:43.8 59:59.3 30:19.5 1:07:23.8 22:15.5 1:08:57.4 31:00.4 57:15.1 27:02.7 28:43.5 38:24.7 25:11.5 31:05.4 54:39.9 1:06:15.3 39:44.3 47:19.9 49:45.3 35:08.0 51:12.4 47:32.6 47:33.0 49:25.7 45:05.5 28:46.0 28:47.3 29:31.3 29:30.0 29:27.7 56:10.8 1:00:53.0 22:22.7 56:00.9 54:58.1 52:31.9 39:07.3 53:30.1 42:44.4 56:00.9 57:28.4 49:11.0 40:01.4 34:26.1 28:57.9 56:58.2 56:51.6 29:01.5 58:32.4 44:56.9 55:16.2 34:54.1 37:30.9 54:46.5 55:00.0 57:53.9 37:18.7 57:25.8 54:13.7 45:20.2 35:09.5 55:05.6 55:01.5 1:18:03.7 1:00:29.0 34:11.7 35:06.4 43:36.4 36:29.3 34:28.4 35:32.9 27:27.4 30:44.2 34:00.0 33:52.2 33:41.4 38:23.4
518 860 517 772 844 845 254 298 410 158 369 758 584 585 131 795 528 780 799 687 289 564 387 134 126 418 806 88 864 3 867 113 742 30 48 331 1327 115 691 861 352 522 577 229 609 526 527 569 463 53 54 75 73 72 722 821 4 716 699 634 342 659 419 716 753 562 357 204 58 737 731 61 774 459 706 218 310 697 702 762 304 748 677 472 231 704 703 869 815 195 227 434 278 205 247 33 104 189 185 181 330
Roberts, Kayleigh Robertson, Dawn Robertson, Kelly Robinson, Chrissy Rockwell, Wendy Rodhe, Megann Rodrigues, Hanna Roff, Lindley Rogers, Donna Rogers, Kim Ronald, Paige Root, Elishia Rorison, Ann Ross, Carina Roy, Nikki Roy, Shelby Rubner, Mackenzie Russell, Twyla Rutherford, Lynn Saari, Eden Sales, Isabel Sam, Destiny Sam, Merika Sarver, Rennae Sauer, Niki Sauvé, Marie-Claude Scerbo, Jamie Schaak, Sanna Schaak, Wendy Schell, Celeste Scheller, Bonnie Schneider, Pam Schoen, Jacqueline Schoen, Leslie Scoular, Tracey Sedor, Anita Seguin, Melissa Senko, Taron Sewell, MacKenzie Seymour, Sarah Shanks, Charlee Sharun, Amie Shaw, Audrey Shintah, Llace Shire, Ruth Shupenia, Adrianna Shupenia, Vanessa Siemens, Crystal Signoretti, Sidney Simpson, Joanne Sinclair, Kathy Sirup, Lois Sitler, Tammy Smith, Bev Smith, Heidi Smith, Jordan Smith, Naomi Smith, Sheila Smith, Talia Smylie, Katie Sooyeon, Zacharias Souza, Daiane Sparkes, Miranda Sparkes, Tammy Spiller, Audrey Spina, Margaret Spinks, Dorrie Spinks, Marsha St. Louis, Ella St. Louis, Theresa Stachoski, Stacey Steinley, Erica Stephanishin, Lynda Stewart, Christina Stewart, Haylee Stewart, Laura Stibbs, Jody Stirling, Myrna Stodola, Isobel Stodola, Louise Stodola, Maya Stodola, Pat Stone, Chantelle Stone, Hannah Stone, Sydney Stonehouse, Cheryl Stubbings, Jennifer Sudhoff, Lindsay Sutherland, Mairi Sutherland, Margaret Suttle, Carolyn Szepat, Lindsay Szerze, Melissa Tahara, Nadia Tanner, Alissa Thiessen, Sherry Thom, Stacy Thomas, Annecia Thomas, Heather Thomas, Jasmine Thomson, Linda
BIB 725 329 776 59 516 45 667 863 169 761 189 82 782 377 555 469 150 682 823 51 801 499 501 690 740 848 448 365 367 759 173 852 239 153 363 581 373 350 322 71 315 363 605 441 598 535 532 470 240 586 272 431 323 546 544 591 5 652 56 339 447 106 146 689 792 394 729 734 389 389 719 8 212 417 351 858 242 465 548 430 535 843 553 549 550 188 509 482 437 436 868 875 708 500 93 124 406 340 822 582 849
Annual KTC membership of $20 includes a discount on TriBC membership, local store discounts, training clinics, club clothing and a connection to Kamloops’ active community of triathletes!
Pavilion Lake Triathlon
Sunday, May 3, 2015 at Westsyde Pool
Sunday, Sept 6, 2015 at Pavilion Lake
Join us for the 7th annual beginner-friendly race offering a distance for everyone from Complete Beginner to Experienced.
Family and beginner friendly race in a beautiful setting Fourth annual sprint distance race Registration information on our website at www.trytri.org
Follow us on Facebook for the latest news about training clinics, events, club workouts and more!
TIME 56:29.4 38:21.7 58:37.1 28:58.3 47:11.4 28:33.4 53:36.7 1:06:38.7 33:13.9 57:51.6 34:00.0 29:53.5 59:08.8 41:01.0 48:32.5 45:17.2 32:26.9 54:21.6 1:01:02.0 28:44.4 59:43.5 46:26.8 46:27.2 54:39.7 57:10.1 1:03:00.9 44:30.7 40:22.6 40:25.5 57:37.7 33:25.8 1:03:28.1 35:20.6 32:31.2 40:14.0 50:05.3 40:40.4 39:42.5 37:59.9 29:27.0 37:44.1 40:14.0 50:56.0 44:04.8 50:40.2 47:53.3 47:46.0 45:17.3 35:21.7 50:15.2 36:22.9 43:19.8 38:02.4 48:22.6 48:21.3 50:25.4 23:30.7 53:20.7 28:55.3 38:46.6 44:30.5 30:45.1 32:07.1 54:38.3 59:32.1 41:48.0 56:50.9 56:52.1 41:41.5 41:41.5 56:07.3 23:58.8 34:49.8 42:42.3 39:42.8 1:04:51.7 35:24.6 45:06.6 48:28.1 43:18.5 47:53.3 1:02:20.2 48:30.4 48:28.5 48:29.2 33:58.1 46:52.9 45:39.0 43:52.3 43:50.6 1:12:19.7 1:59:36.2 55:19.2 46:27.1 30:28.7 31:10.8 42:16.3 38:48.3 1:01:00.6 50:08.4 1:03:06.3
www.trytri.org | www.facebook.com/kamloopstriclub kamloopstriathlonclub@gmail.com
A26
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
BOOGIE THE BRIDGE PARTICIPANT Thur, Chelsea TITHECOTT, JANICE Todd, Rebecca Toering, KK Toering, KT Tonks, Tabitha Toor, Ashley Toor, Ninder Topolnisky, Elaine Topp, Zahra Touchet, Chris Tourand, Jacqui Treger, Jessi Tremblay, Kayla Trill, Mary-Grace Trudeau, Shelley Turnbull, Jennifer Turner, Heather Turner, Tamara Twemlow, Deb Valachy, Gabby Valachy, Gina Van Goor, Sheilah Van Sickle, Krista Vandegraaf, Sari Vandepeear, Kimberly Vanderwal, Faith Viefhues, Christina Vike, Courtney Vike, Debbie Vitoratos, Kasha Vitoratos, Maia Vollick, Emily Waddell, Colleen Wadds, Georgia Waites, Tori Walden, Faline Walker, Kari Wallace, Feron Wallin, Andrea Wallin, Sophie Wanner, Ashley Ward, Aubrey Ward, Ava Ward, Katie Watkinson, Brook-lynn Watters, Brittney Webb, Jean Webb, Megan Webster, Melissa West, Jasmine West, Liz West, Tasia Westwood, Isabella Westwood, Sophia White, Tammy White, Tsitsi Whitman, Sydney Whyte, Chris Wiebe, Michelle Wild, Royanna Wilkes, Marlene Wilkinson, Avery Wilkinson, Brandi Wilkinson, Colleen Wilkinson, Emma Wills, Kristin Wilson, Amber Wilson, Carly Wilson, Finnleigh Winterwerb, Melinda Wipp, Candy Witt, Carolyn Wojak, Scotia Wood, Anna Wood, Maria Woods, Carmelina Worsfeld, Courtenay Worsfold, Cynthia Worthington, Vanessa Woytiuk, Melanie Xue, Amy Yamakawa, Shannon Yanko, Nicole Yates, Adrienne Yeaman, Jessilyn Yelland, Tea Young, Debbie Young, Precious Yun, Jennifer (Soeun) Yusishen, Tammy Zhang, Kathy Zulinick, Therese
0''*$*"- 3"$& 3&46-54 t , t , t ,
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
34:22.3 51:32.1 30:43.5 36:20.2 37:36.3 59:17.6 35:08.0 50:23.6 53:35.2 1:00:44.3 36:23.5 58:38.2 48:58.9 47:21.5 53:51.9 54:41.7 35:58.9 54:42.7 1:02:56.0 59:59.8 33:12.3 33:30.4 36:03.8 58:19.8 42:37.7 32:19.3 36:22.3 54:11.5 27:35.2 27:35.3 29:26.9 29:26.6 44:48.6 34:51.0 1:01:38.9 33:37.6 47:00.5 59:27.9 33:39.4 36:18.3 36:19.0 32:49.0 30:42.3 30:49.5 30:46.2 34:51.3 35:18.6 46:43.3 37:23.6 32:52.9 47:18.5 1:02:07.5 47:21.2 1:01:03.1 1:02:49.2 1:03:29.7 43:40.8 32:03.8 38:07.4 48:22.2 46:04.0 46:00.9 44:49.1 44:53.6 54:10.4 32:02.3 29:46.1 54:25.9 1:00:37.9 48:29.8 34:49.5 52:36.6 41:45.2 36:21.2 54:24.3 54:17.6 41:34.0 42:24.2 47:19.0 31:53.3 56:49.3 46:01.0 31:06.8 51:18.3 36:38.6 31:22.2 45:41.2 59:25.4 53:28.4 40:38.8 50:00.1 35:07.8 37:21.4
200 619 100 267 313 785 229 590 663 818 275 777 559 525 671 692 253 693 847 807 168 177 256 773 416 147 271 676 34 35 70 69 456 214 834 179 513 790 180 262 264 154 99 108 107 215 238 507 308 156 519 840 524 824 846 853 435 143 325 545 491 488 457 458 675 141 80 684 817 552 211 638 391 269 683 678 385 411 520 138 728 489 119 614 285 128 484 787 656 372 579 228 306
30:16.7 32:55.6 30:13.4 54:41.5 18:02.3
101 140 99 367 1
Ambler, Brent Anderson, Leigh Andrew, John Andrews, Cayden Antoine, Chester Archambault, Gene Archie, Brett Arkinstall, Marcus Arkinstall, Philip Arnouse, Matthew Arsenault, David Arychuk, Colby Arychuk, Colby Arychuk, Robert Arychuk, Tristan Arychuk, Tristan Ashby, Brady Ashby, Brent Asselstine, Isaac Aufschnaiter, Marco Babcock, Jake Baker, Adam Baker, Carter Baker, Cody Baker, Justin Baltakis, Piotr Balzer, Gord Barker, Ed Barringer, Aidan Becker, Tyler Bernier, Clint Bertoli, Ethan Bickerton, Adam Biffert, Jeremy Billy, Lorraine Birkenhead, Devin Birkenhead, Doug Birkenhead, Keaton Birkenhead, Ronan Birkenhead, Shawn Blanchard, Aaron Block, Jordan Blueschke, James Boakes, Tom Bogetti-Smith, Finn Boklage, Reece Bolster-Rattray, Jaxon Bontron, Mike Borden, Gerry Bornais, Brendan Bornais, Nikolas Bornais, Rob Bourgeois, Jason Bourgeois, Oliver Bowles, Shane Brise, Mark Brown, Joel Brulotte, Ken Bruno, Luca Bruno, Mateo Bruno, Mike Bruno, Peter Bubar, Charlie Bukkos, Mike Bulk, Jerod Burkatsky, Clayton Callander, Brian Cameron, Kyran Campbell, Jimmy Campbell, Matthew Campbell, Mike Campbell, Moliere Campbell, Monel Campbell, Nicholas Caputo, Mike Carmichael, Brian Carmichael, Cory Carr, Paul Carter, Nick Casey, Rod Catlle, Vaughan Chapman, Rick Christian, Ken Clark, Braidon Clark, Dale Clark, Dale Clark, Jeff Clark, Owen Cloran, Liam Colgan-Windley, Keadan Coray, Nick Corcoran, Isaac Corrigan, Jon Corsi, Del Coulter, Liam Coxon, Matthew Craig, John Crowe, Christopher Cummins, Bart Currie, Benjamin Currie, Colton
-!,% +Aaltonen, Jarret Aaltonen, Linden Aaltonen, Zachary Alec, Chester Allen, Marcus
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
23:54.6 55:58.3 36:13.3 59:32.7 53:26.6 56:50.3 49:35.4 43:04.6 43:04.7 33:55.4 44:41.4 48:06.3 34:06.5 48:03.8 34:06.4 48:03.5 27:25.7 30:57.1 27:49.9 30:21.5 44:27.2 32:13.4 34:27.6 34:29.9 46:34.2 30:35.3 57:32.0 49:13.6 35:32.2 46:55.7 29:30.1 23:12.6 27:31.8 1:08:14.7 36:23.5 33:18.9 42:25.9 35:33.0 33:19.0 35:33.2 43:36.6 1:00:30.5 58:13.6 41:44.8 24:32.1 48:21.9 27:24.5 27:13.6 33:53.4 54:46.3 48:36.3 48:36.0 47:45.7 28:34.9 26:21.7 34:58.4 28:00.1 55:50.3 1:04:36.2 1:04:35.4 39:10.3 1:02:19.7 44:28.8 43:18.2 1:04:43.7 37:30.2 32:47.2 51:34.1 59:36.4 38:49.6 43:21.4 59:33.7 59:32.8 43:05.8 42:26.2 22:43.1 57:40.9 53:25.3 56:43.5 57:54.2 50:12.0 32:05.7 46:02.2 27:30.7 32:36.1 42:06.8 48:29.8 48:30.3 36:41.1 41:21.0 31:13.8 21:13.3 48:14.9 45:25.4 1:00:02.1 20:16.8 1:01:41.3 21:53.0 36:45.3 51:34.7 51:13.1
19 377 183 420 353 389 309 248 249 160 264 291 162 290 161 289 60 113 73 103 261 128 164 166 279 107 398 306 175 283 93 11 64 448 184 149 243 176 150 177 256 428 409 238 25 297 59 58 159 368 302 301 287 87 47 169 76 375 445 443 217 440 262 252 446 200 138 328 423 215 255 422 421 250 244 9 403 352 388 406 315 125 275 63 136 241 298 299 190 233 116 782 293 271 424 4 437 8 191 329 326
Currie, Jeremy Cutler, Korbyn Cutler, Lonny Daburger, Max Daburger, Ryan Dagasso, Daniel Dagasso, Michael Dallaire, Luc Damini, Samuel Damini, Seth Davis, Richard De Kock, Victor DeCap, Scott DeCicco, Anthony DeJonghe, Connor DeJonghe, David Deneef, Jason Denis, Paul Dergousoff, Dwayne Dergousoff, Trey Devries, Hunter deVries, Justin deVries, Sawyer Dirkson, Brian Dirkson, Chase Dirkson, Raine Donaldson, Mike Donaldson, Spencer Doucette, Arden Doucette, Brandon Doucette, Nic Draney, Brett Dubeau, Andy Duncan, Jaxon Dunn, Ryan Durham-Bastien, Cody Ebata, Russell Eckerman, Mark Elander, Morgan Elliott, Lane Elliott, Ryder Erickson, Kevin Escobedo, Phoenix Eshpeter, Brendin Eshpeter, Dawson Fadden, Rick Faulds, Kevin Fawcett, Kelly Fawcett, Kysen Fawcett, Ron Felton, Riley Ferguson, Roxanna Finch, Brian Finch, Trevor Findlay, Bruce Fisher, Ricardo Fitchett, Dominic Flanagan, Darren Ford, Griffin Ford, Nick Ford, Steve Friesen, Brad Friesen, Braden Friesen, Brett Friesen, Bruce Gage, Sandy Garner, Jack Gasparin, Brian Giddens, Zachary Goddard, Treysen Gorospe, Cohen Gorospe, Holden Gorospe, Ron Gouin, Brayden Gropp, Darcy Hall, Rob Hall, Rylan Hallstrom, Jayme Hammerton, Andrew Hanke, Myles Hanna, David Hannestad, Joan Hannestad, Kent Hansen, Axel Hansen, Bryn Hansen, Max Harder, Laurie Harestad, Nels Harris, Chad Harris, Evan Harris, Steve Hawkins, Kelly Hazelwood, Barry Head, Barry Hebert, Ben Henning, Marty Hindman, Glenn Hindman, Wayne Hooper, Ethan Horner, Brody Horner, Talan
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
51:38.6 33:20.6 26:32.1 23:30.0 24:59.1 26:49.8 30:39.5 23:30.7 24:30.5 24:54.9 46:34.2 57:28.4 57:16.6 51:32.0 54:36.1 50:35.7 29:25.8 1:08:19.6 36:23.6 27:52.9 33:18.1 33:40.6 33:40.6 49:39.8 49:33.9 49:36.1 54:17.5 28:11.8 28:31.8 27:44.8 53:02.3 41:20.3 26:37.7 43:00.7 27:48.2 44:26.4 54:23.9 58:17.4 29:55.8 39:13.7 35:27.3 59:32.3 25:54.0 27:35.1 27:37.0 48:56.8 52:25.3 52:17.4 52:09.1 56:12.4 27:28.7 30:23.6 24:47.1 30:24.7 54:37.1 31:01.0 1:01:48.3 45:06.0 53:41.7 53:43.7 54:02.8 23:59.6 26:12.3 25:48.6 19:04.4 33:14.3 39:47.2 36:32.6 33:03.1 24:22.8 47:57.8 38:57.0 37:36.2 36:24.2 34:21.3 52:20.3 52:19.4 42:01.7 30:09.7 45:30.0 39:21.5 50:58.6 51:04.1 26:23.6 21:48.9 26:23.4 52:01.2 1:02:11.3 55:15.8 52:32.7 52:35.0 36:10.4 30:16.5 25:49.7 1:00:41.5 44:20.6 41:01.4 35:57.0 57:26.9 40:49.7 24:53.5
330 151 50 15 33 54 108 16 24 30 279 396 393 327 364 321 92 449 185 74 148 154 154 312 308 311 361 78 85 70 348 232 52 247 72 260 362 410 95 219 174 419 41 65 66 303 339 336 335 383 62 104 28 105 365 114 438 267 357 358 359 21 44 39 2 147 221 188 143 23 288 216 201 186 163 338 337 239 98 273 220 323 324 49 765 48 334 439 373 340 341 181 100 40 429 259 231 180 395 228 29
Howatt, Neil Howick, John Hughes, David Humphrey, Andrew Hunter, Douglas Hunter, Harris Inglis, Alexander Janke, Jason Janota, Dylan Janota, Paul Jedyk, Nikolai Jeffreys, Toby Jeyes, Jack Johnny, Zach Johnson, Cory Johnson, Errol Johnston, Llyle Kansky, Kyle Karakatsoulis, Alexis Karpiak, Andrew Kennedy, Sam Kilba, Greg Kinley, Bill Kinloch, Charlie Kirkwood, Al Kitt, Don Kitt, Eric Knaak, Joshua Knaak, Sky Koebernick, Seth Koleszar, Bob Koppes, Graeme Korobanik, Lenn Krausert, Aaron Krausert, Chris Laboucan, Darryl Lagace, Paul Lapierre, Timothy Larnder, Eric Larocque, Jodie LaSaga, Joshua Ledet, JM Lefebvre, Daniel Lefebvre, Noah Lemire, Rob Liebe, Ryan Lipnicki, Krzysztof Lipnicki, Marcin Little, Calvin Little, Wayne Lloyd, Calum Lodge, Jeffrey London, Gerry Lougheed, Reid Lowe, Terry Ludwig, Carter Macauley, Peter MacDonald, Marcus MacRae, Murray Madsen, Bryan Maki, Max Manuel, John Manuel, Tegan Marchese, Rocco Markel, Daygen Marsh, Brad Marsh, Chandler Marsh, Grayson Martin, Ian Martin, Nathaniel Martin, Nolan Masse, Sean McAninch, Matt McArthur, Gene McBurnie, Benjamin McCarthy, Ryan McDougall, Gord Mcgauchie, William McGillivary, Ken McKay, Kyle McKay, William McKerral, Kevin McKerral, Thomas Mcleod, Will McParland, Jeremy Meikle, Dustin Meredith, Quinn Meredith, Steve Mierau, Birch Mierau, Garnet Miller, Doug Miller, Rachel Miniely, Jeff Minnabarriet, Shawn Mitchell, Murray Mitchell, Thomas Moffat, Dan Monaghan, Sean Moore, Peter Morrison, Garret Moss, Justin
TIME
BIB
53:27.0 37:44.6 58:09.7 37:03.1 35:19.7 35:23.2 40:11.0 1:01:16.5 57:32.5 57:34.4 42:16.1 37:39.9 52:41.7 50:23.0 1:00:44.8 51:51.9 44:40.8 33:08.3 32:50.3 30:18.1 48:17.6 46:48.0 33:00.2 23:22.8 59:10.6 31:27.5 30:45.6 38:06.7 27:43.5 35:54.3 57:17.9 35:11.9 27:45.2 38:17.1 55:20.7 45:21.4 30:01.5 37:51.5 29:44.1 36:46.0 31:02.7 53:00.9 50:26.0 25:05.1 36:12.3 33:03.9 1:00:47.0 1:00:08.5 40:55.8 40:56.2 56:10.3 58:53.1 56:05.3 35:40.8 23:52.1 52:51.4 57:47.1 21:23.1 42:03.9 56:20.2 24:22.3 47:09.2 43:40.5 27:12.9 48:06.5 31:42.4 24:55.7 44:58.9 40:13.2 43:19.7 43:13.8 49:43.4 1:02:55.3 53:10.2 32:11.7 39:13.3 40:39.2 33:45.9 41:34.7 48:20.7 48:20.2 55:09.0 55:02.2 40:40.3 50:56.0 27:44.0 56:34.8 56:34.8 23:20.6 33:49.7 31:34.9 38:14.5 26:17.9 37:19.4 49:03.7 27:41.9 58:10.1 57:33.0 52:58.7 50:13.4 54:14.8
354 203 407 195 172 173 222 434 399 402 242 202 342 318 430 332 263 145 139 102 294 282 142 13 413 118 109 208 68 179 394 171 71 210 374 269 97 206 94 192 115 347 319 35 182 144 431 426 229 230 380 412 378 178 17 343 404 6 240 384 22 285 257 57 292 122 31 265 223 254 251 313 442 349 126 218 226 157 235 296 295 371 370 227 322 69 385 385 1099 158 120 209 45 197 304 67 408 400 346 316 360
Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll FLIP over our new programs! ! TSgie RABoors! NGll thenne COto a Ru
TRAMPOLINE | GYMNASTICS | ARTISTIC COMPETITIVE | RECREATIONAL | DEVELOPMENTAL
Ă&#x2020;
We are a member owned and not for profit athletic facility that inspires enthusiasm for a lifelong involvement in gymnastics. CURRENT SCHEDULES / REGISTRATION / MORE INFORMATIONâ&#x20AC;Ś www.kgtc.ca 910 McGill Rd. 250-374-6424
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
BOOGIE THE BRIDGE PARTICIPANT Mulholland, Riley Mumford, Rory Newbury, Keith Nicholson, John Norton, Chris Nystoruk, Gordon Olsen, Kent Olson, Matthew Olthuis, Duncan Osborne, Brody Osborne, Matt Palmer, Ryerson Papp, Dylan Parsons, Albert Passerin, Orlando Pasula, Brian Patel, Ramesh Pattie, Taylor Pemberton, Dick Perazich, Milan Perszon, Edward Perszon, Rick Peters, Lemont Peterson, Blair Petrie, Robert Phillips, Kesler Phillips, Sean Phillpotts, Adam Pickering, Hayden Pitre, Chris l Piva, Dennis Power, Gerald Prelypchan, Chris Prelypchan, Max Pye, Warren Rasmussen, Gavin Redden, Harry Reed, Jody Reid, Amy Reiser, Jacob Reith, David Renfrew, Matt Reutlinger, Todd Ritchie, Max Roberts, Jared Roberts, Scott Roberts, Tyler Robertson, Rick Robinson, Cory Rodrigues, Roy Ross, James Roy, Rylan Rublee, Bill Salituro, Matteo Sandy, Mick Savor, Shawn Schell, Carter Schmide, Mathew Schmidt, Ben Schoen, Max Schoen, Rob Schoen, Sam Scholefield, Adam Scotsman, Trent Sdoutz, Erik Sdoutz, Zack Seguin, Christopher Sewell, Kevin Shanks, Rob Sidorczuk, Taylor Siemens, Jobie Smith, Cameron Smith, Dennis Smith, Kevin Steinley, Jesse Stephens, Brandon Stephens, Gary Stephens, Trent Stewart, Alex Stirling, Dean Stodola, Robert Stone, Todd Stubbings, Nolan Surina, Jordon Svisdahl, Ron Takahashi, David Tanner, Steve Theriault, Dan Thibault, Eric Thomas, Dwayne Thomson, Greg Thurston, Tyler Timewell, AJ Tonks, Christopher Tonks, Jack Toor, RJ Topp, Charlie Topp, Jamie Tozer, Jim Tozer, Lane Trudeau, Tyler
A27
0''*$*"- 3"$& 3&46-54 t , t , t ,
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
41:40.8 36:34.5 27:28.6 46:30.1 55:51.1 1:06:16.0 27:04.9 28:19.4 51:12.2 25:09.7 24:58.4 28:15.1 54:59.3 37:22.5 57:31.0 53:31.6 26:18.2 53:24.6 56:07.2 28:20.6 49:12.0 47:31.3 49:35.6 51:44.0 24:34.5 56:52.5 32:58.2 33:26.0 36:31.8 28:17.7 58:33.4 46:37.1 32:16.8 32:16.9 57:53.1 45:29.4 56:10.7 1:00:28.5 59:12.7 32:27.0 23:53.8 26:00.1 26:54.6 29:01.4 38:24.0 33:40.1 56:38.7 33:12.5 28:33.1 53:37.7 53:12.1 45:23.2 30:29.1 1:04:35.6 49:15.8 59:21.5 57:33.3 43:18.5 41:36.2 31:41.0 32:35.6 28:28.1 30:46.8 32:46.3 42:54.6 1:01:05.1 40:39.0 37:54.2 37:51.3 38:41.6 37:18.5 23:29.9 48:32.7 50:22.7 23:57.3 25:15.6 27:59.7 28:01.6 25:38.7 45:05.8 37:25.0 24:42.4 46:18.7 52:58.6 28:21.5 20:04.7 26:06.9 35:02.7 25:01.7 50:08.1 34:42.3 52:56.0 22:53.6 59:17.0 59:20.7 50:32.6 1:01:39.3 1:01:38.5 38:35.2 38:34.7 54:38.2
237 189 61 277 376 447 56 81 325 36 32 79 369 198 397 355 46 351 379 82 305 286 310 331 26 390 141 152 187 80 411 281 130 131 405 272 381 427 414 134 18 42 55 90 211 153 387 146 86 356 350 270 106 444 307 417 401 253 236 121 135 84 110 137 246 432 225 207 205 214 196 14 300 317 20 37 75 77 38 266 199 27 276 345 83 3 43 170 34 314 167 344 10 415 416 320 436 435 213 212 366
Tsuji, Timothy Turner, Connor Turpin, Mekhi Turpin, Oliver Twemlow, Trevor Tynan, Chris Unser-Kleissen, Sylar Van Diemen, Ryan Vandepeear, Brett Walden, Verner Walker, Grayson Wall, Lucas Wall, Rob Wallace, Tom Wallace, Xavier Wallin, Jack Wang, Mike Ward, Mathew Watkinson, Eddy Watson, Ronald Weber, Jairus West, Edward Westwood, Jody Wheele, Alex White, Riley White, Shawn White, William Wideman, Jordan Wilbee, Bruce Wilkinson, Curtis Wilson, Charlie Wilson, Jacob Wood, Cody Wood, Tyler Woods, Lukas Worsfeld, Garrett Worsfold, Neil Yanko, Paul Zabotel, Keith Zhang, Arthur Zhou, Nicholas
TIME
BIB
PARTICIPANT
34:27.9 57:07.9 28:46.8 45:33.4 1:00:03.1 32:26.1 40:36.0 37:45.0 32:13.4 46:59.3 59:31.7 37:00.0 37:00.3 33:42.9 26:35.3 31:29.1 29:08.1 30:47.3 34:51.4 56:10.7 26:42.8 1:01:11.2 1:02:50.1 30:52.1 29:57.7 31:47.5 43:42.6 55:11.9 51:56.9 32:22.7 31:14.9 31:49.8 2:27:52.8 54:24.3 41:32.5 42:26.3 46:32.9 45:08.6 56:58.3 28:55.7 32:13.2
165 392 88 274 425 133 224 204 128 284 418 193 194 156 51 119 91 111 168 381 53 433 441 112 96 123 258 372 333 132 117 124 450 363 234 245 278 268 391 89 127
Durante, Marcus Eckerman, Lily Eckerman, Maya Emslie, Ryder Farrow, Daniel Farrow, Rachel Fehst, Madisen Flanagan, Amberly Fletcher, Kai Fletcher, Keiden Flundra, Corbin Flundra, Kaydin Folk, Jake Freeman, Mylah Frier, Gabriel Frier, Hannah Frier, Kieran Friesen, Abby Friesen, Emma Frudd, Bryson Fulcher, Jayme-Gwen Fulton, Lucas Gaschermann, Amethyst Gauthier, Ella Gauthier, Irelynd Gauthier, Kingstyn Graham, Andrew Gray, Everly Grundmann, Troy Hallstrom, Kennady Hankins, Connor Hankins, Logan Hansen, Brooklyn Hansen, Dayton Harding, Ashlynn Haskell, Aidan Hayes, Misty Helfrich, Linden Helfrich, Rylan Herbert, Sadie Herbert, Selyn Higdon, Addison Hill, Jason Hill, John Hilton, Chase Hilton, Gavin Hluschyk, Cohen Hluschyk, Jarrek Hoffer, Carter Hoffer, Cooper Holmes, Jayla Horner, Miller Howell, Anika Howell, Iain Huerto, Xander Hughes, Samantha Hunt, Kelly Hunter, Alexa Huseby, Morgan Hutchinson, Sadie Inglis, Emmet Jeffreys, Brooke Jensen, Cashel Karpiak, Holter Kazakoff, August Kazakoff, Heath Kazakoff, Reverie Kell, Brooklyn Kernaghan, Alondra Kilba, Caleb Kiley, Mason Kinley, Tucker Klassen, Hudson Klassen, Keaton Klassen, Peyton Koleszar, Austin Kostenuk, Cooper Leadbeater, Calliope Lempriere, Arianna Lieuwen, Sienna Lougheed, Mason Lougheed, Trey Lysak, Markus Lysak, Matthew Lysak, Michael Ma, Leo MacIver, Kenzie MacPhedran, Sam MacPhedran, Zoey Madsen, Lauren Madsen, Neil Maidment, Maddison Manuel, Nightsky Martinovic, Owen Masse, Charlize Masse, Danica Masse, Georgia Masse, Samantha McArthur, Payton McArthur, Simone McCarthy, Linden
-).) "//')% PARTICIPANT Adams, Isabella Aldred, Emerson Aldred, Mackenzie Alston, Madelyn Anfossi, Ezra Arksey, Anderson Arksey, Gloria Armstrong, Corbin Ayres, Dylan Backmeyer, Ksenia Backmeyer, Tavia Baltakis, Alina Baltakis, Lucas Basworo, Kiyana Birk, Paige Birkenhead, Memphis Birkenhead, Zyon Black, Leslie Blackall, Caiden Blackall, Liam Boice, Camryn Bojesen, Ella Bojesen, Logan Bruno, Lila Bruno, Marissa Bryant, Kaia Campbell, Cohen Campbell, Quentin Caputo, Elliot Caputo, Mikara Carmichael, Eden Carmichael, Neve Cartier, Adison Cartier, Ethan Cartier, Meriya Cassidy, Cole Cassidy, Cole Cassidy, Grace Cassidy, Grace Charpentier, Ryland Charron, Claire Charron, Rachel Chevalier, Juliette Clara, Kadence Clara, Wraiden Clark, Keira Clark, Linden Conat, Chloe Conat, Paige Corrigan, Porter Dawson, Kieran Duhaime, Hudson Duhaime, Macy Duhaime, Zach Duncan-Knight, Tavish
AGE 3 3 5 6 6 6 3 7 6 2 3 8 6 6 6 2 1 4 5 3 5 4 6 3 6 7 4 1 6 3 7 5 6 3 8 6 6 8 8 1 5 5 1 7 3 7 5 7 6 1 7 7 4 6 3
AGE 6 7 5 7 6 8 7 3 7 5 6 4 2 7 5 3 0 7 5 4 6 3 6 3 9 7 7 2 3 4 3 6 7 5 7 7 3 5 3 10 9 5 4 8 4 2 4 6 3 5 8 5 7 9 3 9 6 8 7 5 1 8 5 3 3 6 3 5 5 4 1 2 7 4 6 5 4 6 2 3 7 3 7 7 9 5 5 8 3 7 5 4 2 5 6 4 2 7 7 8 3
PARTICIPANT
AGE
McDonald, Taiya Mcdonell, Jaxon McKay, Anna McKerral, James McKinley, Jordyn McKinley, Rowan McLean, Lochlan Mendes, Olivia Michel, Cierra Minnabarriet, Jacob Minten, Taylor Morrison, Brody Morrison, Corbin Nelson, Hank Nelson, John Noordam, Jessica Nordgren, Zachary Oaten, Kaitlin Oaten, Madison Ovington, Ben Ovington, Owen Pitre, Kai Piva, Alex Piva, Joey Porter, Eleanor Porter, Marcus Prelypchan, Finn Prochotsky, Myles Quigley, Ivy Quigley, Violet Renner, Blake Renner, Sophia Riddle, Ryann Rinaldi, Abigail Roach, Jonathan Roberts, Kyla Roberts, Meredith Robson, Anneka Ross, Ellianna Ross, Parker Santos, Maya Sauka, Brayden Sauka, Riley Saul, Jackson Shakespeare, Aurora Shirk, Kyla Silva, Mateus Sirianni, Danika Sirianni, Danilo Slater, Nevaya Smith, Alana Sorensen, Austin Spencer, Daelan Spencer, Landon Stadfeld, Samantha Stibbs, Hailey Stone, Caitlin Stride, Joel Takahashi, Rian Tanner, Max Ten Veen, Dyllan Ten Veen, Taylor Thompson, Owen Tsuji, Felix Twemlow, JT Twemlow, Juliet Unser-Kleissen, Soren Vandepeear, Grayson Vanderlelee, Evelyn Vissers, Ayla Voykin, Maxine Wall, Erin Weber, Grayson Weston, Claire Wheatley, Ashlee Williams, Fischer Wills, Tanner Wingert, Maya Wingert, Ryan Wingert, Tyler Woods, Peyton Worthington, Devon Worthington, Ethan Wright, JJ Yelland, Shaye Young, Zachary Young, Zoey Yuan, Chloe Zhang, Jason Zhang, Vilia Ziesman, Sophia Clark, Owen Clark, Brandon Farragren, Kaitlyn Tiel, Isabelle Wilson, Hannah Driedger, Reagan Cameron, Mathew
3 6 3 2 4 6 4 4 6 5 8 5 7 4 6 3 4 8 9 6 4 6 5 3 3 9 6 2 3 6 4 4 5 4 4 7 7 4 6 7 4 3 4 4 5 8 5 2 4 6 6 4 5 8 6 8 5 6 4 4 9 7 5 2 7 5 3 7 4 6 8 5 1 5 7 3 5 3 7 6 6 6 4 8 6 5 2 3 4 3 5 7 5 5 6 12 1 6
BOOGIE PARTICIPANTS...
Here’s your next challenge
KAMLOOPS MARATHON July 26th, 2015
3km Fun Run, 8km, Relay, Half, and Marathon (Boston Qualifier)
“Register online using the code: Runners Sole and receive a discount on your entry PLUS a Limited Edition Water Bottle”* *While supplies last
#74-1395 HILLSIDE DR ABERDEEN VILLAGE WWW.RUNNERSSOLE.COM t t RUNNERSSOLEKAMLOOPS @RUNNERSSOLE
A28
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
PROVINCIAL NEWS
Chief expects biosolids arrests THE CANADIAN PRESS
MERRITT — An Interior First Nations leader is anticipating arrests as a protest continues against the spreading of sewagetreatment waste in the Nicola Valley. Lower Nicola Indian Band Chief Aaron Sam said a biosolids company has indicated it will send a truck through its composting site west of Merritt despite a blockade by First Nations members. Sam was part of a group of chiefs who occupied Premier Christy Clark’s West Kelowna office earlier this month in protest of the waste being shipped from the Fraser and Okanagan
valleys and distributed on farms and ranches and in forests. The sit-in ended when the province promised a high-level meeting, but the chiefs were not satisfied with the result and announced they were banning the practice. Sam said BioCentral’s truck will likely be carrying equipment and many community members are OK with the truck going through, considering it will not contain actual biosolids. But, he said, other community members are adamant that the truck will not get through. Sam said he expects arrests, depending on how Mounties react.
LEGISLATURE TERROR TRIAL
Extremist content found on computer GEORDON OMAND
THE CANADIAN PRESS
VANCOUVER — Laptops seized from a pair of accused B.C. terrorists were packed with extremist literature, recordings of the Qur’an and concealed files with instructions on building and setting off bombs, a trial has heard. Yesterday, an RCMP
forensic computer expert showed a jury the contents of two laptops taken from John Nuttall and Amanda Korody hours after they allegedly dropped off homemade pressure-cooker explosives on the provincial legislature grounds in the early hours of Canada Day in 2013. On one of the computers, Cpl. Barry Salt logged into
an account titled Mujahid — Arabic for holy warrior. The home screen’s black background was decorated with an Islamic creed written in flowing white script above the silhouette of a gun and the words “Support Our Troops.’’ The computer contained files ranging from Adolf Hitler’s book Mein Kampf to various issues of the al-Qae-
da magazine Inspire, as well as text documents titled The CIA’s Book of Dirty Tricks, and The Satanic Bible. At one point, Salt traced a hard-to-follow pathway of file folders to reveal a stash of links and text documents. They included diary-like entries that described the writer’s conversion to Islam, as well as a digital copy of The Anarchist’s Cookbook.
Police bust Edmonton-Kelowna drug ring THE CANADIAN PRESS
EDMONTON — Six people are facing more than a dozen charges after a police investigation into an alleged Edmonton-based drug trafficking ring with
links to the Okanagan. Police said five of the suspects are from Edmonton. They were taken into custody when raids were carried out at two homes in the city last week.
The sixth person who was arrested is a man from Kelowna. The raids coincided with a drug shipment bound for Edmonton. Officers seized cocaine, marijuana, fentanyl and
other drugs, along with three vehicles and thousands of dollars in cash. Investigators also say that the five Edmonton suspects were allegedly linked to drug suppliers in Kelowna.
THANK YOU FROM CFJC TV BOOGIE THE BRIDGE • MONEY RAISED: $149,500.00 Nihal M Patti T Ray Perrault Rob Kitamura Shirley Richmond Race Announcers: Tara Holmes Chris Larouche Timing and Finish Line Timing: Zone 4 Terri Axani Deanna Bowerman Heather Campbell Jenifer McCarthy Kamloops Ambassadors Laurel Scott
Title Sponsor: CFJC TV Presenting Sponsor: City of Kamloops Media Sponsors: Kamloops This Week B-100 98.3 CIFM Elite Sponsors: TD Canada Trust New Gold/ New Afton New Balance Platinum Sponsors: Tracy Moffett Gold Sponsors: New Wave Advertising Mc Donald’s Konica Minolta Interior Wellness Magazine Silver Sponsors: Twin Rivers Plumbing and Heating Runners Sole LN Group Red Tag Fitness Lees Music Tyler Meade Photography NuTech Bronze Sponsors: Arjun Singh Sure Copy The UPS store Prizes, Donations and Services: Caitlin Thompson Photography Cookshack Cravings Dave Spendlove and Soccer Quest Face it Face Painting – Krystal Gardener Fresh is Best Kamloops Heritage Railway Melissa Kolody Menchie’s Monica Cooper St. John First Aid
Registration: Cory Haughton Deb & Sam Hubic Heather Regert Jennifer Brosch Karen Henning Laurel Scott Lillian Marguerite Dougan Robin Kent Sharon Campbell Sheila Smith Wendy Cummings
Corporate Teams: #Murakami 4th Annual MCFD Bridge for Kids Aberdeen Dental Arts ACS/IGA Curtainwallers Arrow Reload Systems Entertainment Team: BDO Bad Assets Anna-Lynn Zelisko – Spirit Award Lead Gaby Berry & Kelcey Shinkewski – Schubert Dr black Wolf Walking Group Bonaparte 868’rs Jamie Shinkewski Boogie Safe - WorkSafeBC Volkswagen Kamloops Canadian Western Bankers Entertainment Sponsors & City of Kamloops Staff : CFJC-TV Boogie Knights Entertainers Sponsors: Barry Salter City of Kamloops Anchor Door and Window Chad Stuart Coach Trill Fitness Changes Hair Studio & Spa Daryll Webster Community Futures Thompson Country Funktional Electric Glen Lamont CPA Kamloops / Cariboo Chapter JCB Custom Metal Works Jeremy Jones DetermiNation! Lee’s Music Justin Greer Doing the Mental Health Boogie Spoke N Motion Mike Manderschied Dr Murray’s Molar-nators The Plaza Hotel Nicole Doucet Ebata Eyecare Ryan Strank ECEBC Kamloops Park Entertainers: Susan Helly Educate Me- RIH CPE’s Lloyd George Elementary Jazz Band Epic Industries The Crooked Fronts Mascots: Epp Cates Oien The Dance Gallery Fresh is Best - Chili Peppers Evolve Pilates Powerhouses Interior Savings Credit Union - Fat Cat Fit By Design Route Entertainers: Kamloops Blazers – Digger Folkswalken Beatfarm Productions DJ kudos River City Gymnastics - Kamloops Princess Parties Forward Law DJ D-Klypz McDonald’s – Ronald McDonald Fulton & Company LLP Djembe, Django Menchie’s - Menchie Gillespie & Company LLP DJs Kelc & Gab Project X Theatre - Jellybean Home Depot #7144 Jamie Shinkewski Sun Peaks – Harry Bear Hub International Barton Insurance Brokers Lee’s Rockers TRU – Wolfie Interior Community Services The Caspians Uncle Chris the Clown Interior Health & Friends The Upswings Volkswagen Kamloops – VW Turtle Interior Savings Food & Beverage: Route: Aqua Pure Alliance Traffic Group Cora Breakfast & Lunch Don’s Auto Towing McDonald’s Gerhard Brosch Runners Sole Hal Sommerfeld Terra Timbre Inc. Howie Goodman Kamloops RCMP Race Expo: Terry Lowe BC Kangoo Classes Cara Graden Cycling Team: Changing Seasons Apparel Alex D CMHA Youth Clubhouse Carol Declerqu DiVine Tours Jocelyn Nelson Family Tree Centre June Carscadden Kamloops Bike to Work Week June Carscadden Kamloops Fit Centre Kaitlin Methot Kinetic Energy – Health & Wellness Centre Kathy Grieve McDonald’s Kohl Black Merritt Country Run Krystal Kehoe RUNClub Linda Kehoe Shapedown Linda Laravie Tournament Capital Centre Staff Lisa Kimmel Mak Berry
Investors Group KamFit Shape Shifters Kamloops Active Health Kamloops Airport Kamloops Dragon Boat Club Kamloops Innovation Kamloops Kidz Kamloops Rowing Club Kamloops Surgical Centre Kamloops This Week Kelson Rent Chasers KPMG Lii Michif LMG Finance LTSA Titleists McElhanney Miles for Smiles MJB LAWYERS Morelli Chertkow LLP Moti Roadrunners Newgold RUSH NRI Distribution People In Motion Playing Full Out RE/MAX River City Realty Ltd Rotary Daybreakers ROYAL LEPAGE Sprott Shaw Summit’eers Synergy Counselling TCS Inclusion TD Canada Trust Team Ajax Team Dagasso TEAM HOME HARDWARE The Art We Are Cafe The Hay Is In the Barn Triton Environmental Consultants Ltd Valley First School Teams: A. E. Perry Elementary Arthur Hatton Elementary Beattie School of the Arts David Stoddart School, Clinton David Thompson Elementary Kamloops Christian School Nlakapamux School
*Before expenses
NorKam Secondary Parkcrest Elementary Sa-Hali Secondary South Sa-Hali Elementary St. Ann’s Academy Stuart Wood Elementary Valleyview Secondary Boogie Board: Executive Director: Jo Berry Chair: Cathy Colborne Vice-Chair: MaryAnne Waters Secretary: Jennifer Brosch Treasurer: Jenifer McCarthy Members: Heather Noyes, Jacquie Shinkewski, Terri Axani, Karen Henning Boogie Committee: Co-ordinator/Sponsorship Communications: Jo Berry Route Director: David DiFrancesco Secretary: Jennifer Brosch Treasurer: Jenifer McCarthy Registration: Cathy Colborne Entertainment: Jacquie Shinkewski / AnnaLynn Zelisko Boogie Store: Jenn Rensch Corporate: Hal Sommerfeld / Shelley Trudeau Boogie Website and Social Media: Anita Stuart/ Cecile McVettie / Siobhan McKeeFood: Jen Thibault Schools: Ruth Konrad / Shannon Schmidt Mini Boogie: Payton Comazetto / Madi Lowe Expo: MaryAnne Waters / Kathryn Hodgins Volunteers: Shelley Trudeau / Susan Wright A big thank you to all of our volunteers that helped at the Boogie Expo, chalking, Boogie set up, Boogie cleanup, cheering in our runners/ walkers, water tables, and all the volunteers on route. Without our volunteers CFJC-TV Boogie the Bridge would not be the same.
TEAM PICTURE – Credit to Tyler Meade Photography
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
A29
NATIONAL NEWS
Homeless man charged in deaths of three Winnipeg homeless men CHINTA PUXLEY
THE CANADIAN PRESS
WINNIPEG — Police believe the killer of three men who lived on Winnipeg streets is homeless himself. John Paul Ostamas is accused of first-degree murder in the weekend deaths of Donald Collins, 65, and Stony Bushie, 48. He is also facing a charge of second-degree murder in the
killing of Myles Monias, 37, following an assault in a bus shelter earlier this month. Supt. Danny Smyth said Collins went into a laneway Friday night with Ostamas where police believe Collins was attacked and killed. “He was left for dead in the alley,’’ Smyth said. Hours later, Smyth said, Ostamas encountered Bushie and they went to a downtown parkade.
“Ostamas attacked and murdered Bushie within the parkade and left him for dead,’’ Smyth alleged. Ostamas is originally from Thunder Bay, Ont., but was staying at a Winnipeg homeless shelter. Following the killings, police released security footage featuring a “person of interest,’’ who turned out to be Ostamas. He knew both Collins and Bushie, Smyth said.
Why Our Customers Love Us So Much...
We provide our customers with a service they don’t want to do themselves or can get elsewhere. We also provide these important benefits: • Removal of Harmful Carcinogens that can be passed onto food while cooking. • Prolonged grill life as a result of professional cleaning. • Prevent future corrosion of grill. • Reduced risk of a grease fire due to removal of grease. • Special polish that will make your grill shine.
Not only will we clean and shine your BBQ, we can also repair your BBQ.
Complete degreasing of: Hood, Control Knobs, Drip Pans, Rotisserie Racks , Pull-out tray Following parts deep cleaned: Grill Racks , Flavorizer Bars , Heat Plates Inspection of the following areas: Burners , Igniters, Venturi Plates , Rotisserie tor Racks, Thermometer, Pressure Regulator
Canadian military plane leaves earthquake-ravaged Nepal THE CANADIAN PRESS
KATHMANDU — Officials say a Canadian military plane that brought supplies and disaster relief personnel to Nepal is now on its way to India. The C-17 arrived in Kathmandu earlier yesterday, carrying elements of the Canadian government’s Disaster Assistance Response Team to
assist the earthquake-stricken country. But, the flight crew’s next assignment is to help evacuate Canadians who were in the country when the earthquake struck. The plane is capable of holding 100 passengers. Officials have not yet confirmed how many were on board. A second C-17 has left Canada
carrying more equipment and people and is expected to be in Nepal today. Space is also available on that plane to evacuate more Canadians to India. The Foreign Affairs Department has said 338 Canadians are registered as being in Nepal, but there could be more as registrations are voluntary.
Do You Have An
UGLY
BBQ?
WIN ENTER TEOBBQ A FRE ING! CLEAN
Send in your pic of your ugly barbeque or post on our Facebook page and you may win weekly prizes.
J.WALSH & SONS Serving Kamloops
for 57 proud years!
2321 E. Trans-Canada Hwy. Kamloops Member of the FortisBC contractor program
250.372.5115
www.jwalshandsons.com
ò Obituaries & In Memoriam ô
OLE OLSON BIRKELAND SR. It is with much sadness that we announce the passing of Ole Olson Birkeland Sr. on April 21, 2015 at Kamloops, in his 87th year. Survived by son Gary, exwife Rossella, grandchildren Marissa Black (Nickolas) and Cullen, and Stacey (Bjorn), great-grandchildren Tristan and Skylar, and by his youngest son Christopher (Val). Dad is also survived by sisters Beverly Markson (Tom), Marion Lofthaug (Halver), Olava Nesbitt (Fred), other grandchildren Nickolas, Kyle, Sarah . Dad was predeceased by his wife Shirley, eldest son Ole Jr., sister Margaret Lawson and parents Ole Sr. and Jean, and dear friend Francis Reeves. Left with very fond memories of Dad, are his alwaysloved “Nell ” - Mrs Ellen Harris, and many friends including Enrico and Laura Rosetti, Cheryl Belanger.... and all of those instant friends along Dad’s life journey. He was a very easy man to like, always ready to help someone he did not even know. Born in Golden in 1928, only son of a CPR Roadmaster, in his younger days Dad was a much-loved rascal to his four sisters. He was very athletic, excelled at track and field , and was a true Badminton ‘ace’. He loved the outdoors – always, be it in sun, rain, or deep snow. Dad was a very avid fly fisherman, and learned the skill of fly-tying . There were many happy times for the family, camping out, huddled around a bon-fire in summer at the Shuswap Lake property, or at frozen lakes in winter, ice-fishing, skating and tearing off on the snowmobiles. Dad would never hesitate to give up his own fishing time, to winch out a stranded fellow fisherman’s Jeep, bogged down in deep mud along rained-out “goat trails”. To Dad, these remote lakes were great destinations, and he was always in awe of nature. It was the outdoors too, that made Dad’s career as a surveyor a keen fit as a young man and later as a draftsman when he taught himself Computer Aided Drafting. But he most loved being out in the field with the transit, kicking over rocks and tumbleweeds to drive in the steel pin markers.
Dad struggled with illness in his last four years. He was brought back to Kamloops from Alberta in 2010, as he needed to come home to his real family, mostly to his granddaughter, who held his hand to his final breath in hospice. There is no-one who made him smile more than Marissa, Gary’s daughter, who doted on her grandfather, driving-buddy and special confidant. He called Marissa “Pooky” and she was the undisputed sunshine in his life even from the day she was born. Marissa kept her Grandfather well for a long time through hard illnesses. They had a dedicated bond of love and caring, that was very unique. To have her Grandpa at her wedding was the crowning glory for Marissa. He struggled badly last summer, but nothing would prevent him from seeing his “Pooky” happily married. We celebrated the love of a family that went through some fractures, but most survived it all to come together, and welcome Nick to the family. “Jeg Elsker Deg, My Grandpa” We will miss Dad every coming day, his spirit and his unique humour. He was genuinely liked by all who knew him. We smile as we think of how he lost his ‘social filter’ quite some years ago, and would come out with outrageously funny, yet always honest, jibes and comments to family, friends, total strangers. He had a character and love of life and of people that was very rare. A familiar personality downtown on his scooter, and along the Canada Trail, he would sneak out sandwiches from the care home dining room, to give out to the less fortunate, and he would never pass up the chance to feed the birds, even the crows. That was just his nature. A kind man. In ancient Norway , a dignified end of life for Vikings, meant being cast out to the sea in a canoe, to drift amongst the icebergs, let nature take its course, and go to a new world. Dad would have been okay with that. He was very proud of Norwegian roots Happy sailing ahead, Dad. No service by request. Donations appreciated to the Marjorie Willouhby Snowden Hospice Home.
ELSIE MAY DEE June 6,1922 - April 26,2015
Elsie May Dee of Pritchard, B.C. passed away on April 26, 2015 at the age of 92 years. Elsie is survived by her loving husband Danny and children; Larry (Elaine), Reg (Linda) and Donna (Wayne) Becker, also ten grandchildren and sixteen greatgrandchildren. She also leaves to cherish her memory brothers; Bill, Lloyd, Jim and a sister Reta, as well as nieces, nephews, uncles, aunts, cousins and many dear friends. A visitation will be held on Friday, May 1, 2015 between 4:00-6:30 PM in the Rosewood Room at the Kamloops Funeral Home, 285 Fortune Drive. A Funeral Service will be held at Adams Lake Recreation and Conference Centre, 6349 Chief Jules Drive, Chase, B.C. on Saturday, May 2, 2015 at 11:00 AM Arrangements entrusted to Kamloops Funeral Home 250-554-2577 Condolences may be emailed to the family from www.kamloopsfuneralhome.com
250-554-2577
A30
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
ò Obituaries & In Memoriam ô GEOFF THOMAS January 1948 - February 2015
Geoff was born in Montreal to Anne and Jock Thomas. He graduated from Kamloops High School and then attended UBC and studied Political Science and then received a law degree from the University of Cardiff in Wales. Geoff was an active Rotarian and member of St. George’s Anglican Church. He loved acting with numerous theatre groups. He is fondly remembered by his brother David Thomas, niece Jennifer, brother-in-law Ben, nephew Christopher and great nephews Thomas, Ethan and Oliver as well as many long time Kamloops friends. There will be a celebration of Geoff’s life on Saturday, May 2, 2015 in Stony Plain, Alberta. Geoff’s ashes will be placed in the Thomas family plot in Carlton Place, Ontario at a later date. Donations in memory of Geoff can be sent to St. George’s Anglican Church, 308 Royal Ave, Kamloops, BC V2B 3P5.
Schoening Funeral Service 250-374-1454
First Memorial Funeral Service 250-554-2429 VINCENZO (ENZO) COLASANTI February 28, 1924 April 24, 2015
Enzo passed away peacefully at the Marjorie Willoughby Snowden Hospice Home on the morning of April 24, 2015. Enzo will be eternally missed by his wife Heidi, Germana and Neil Callow, Remo and Sandra and his grandson Michael as well as Rebecca and Joel Twaites with little Claire and Jessica and Brian Melanson. Special thanks to the nurses, volunteers and staff at the Marjorie Willoughby Snowden Hospice Home for the care and compassion in Enzo’s final days. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Marjorie Willoughby Snowden Hospice Home would be appreciated. In loving memory of Enzo, we would like to invite you to a gathering of family and friends at #15-2365 Abbeyglen Way, Kamloops, on Saturday, May 2, 2015 at 2:00 to 4:30pm. Please join us for afternoon tea or coffee as we share memories and stories of Enzo’s life.
GEORGE CHARLES STASIUK On April 24, 2015, in the late afternoon, George Stasiuk peacefully left his earthly home in Kamloops, BC— no doubt with his dancing shoes on—ready to reunite with his bride of 50 years, Doris, predeceased in 2006. Born January 18, 1920, in Hendon, Saskatchewan, George was the fifth of ten children to Nickolas and Parascevia. Pre-deceased by his parents, sisters Annie, Mary, Nellie, Patsy, and older brother, Paul, his son Lawrence, grandson Brett, and great-grandson Isaiah. George is survived by his loving children Vivian (Sydney) of Kamloops, BC, Mel (Kathy) of Kamloops, Stuart of Lethbridge, AB, his grandchildren, Kelly (Michael), of North Vancouver, BC, Christy of Kamloops, Christopher (Mandi) of Lethbridge, AB and Leah (Karl) of Munich, Germany, and his eleven great-grandchildren, Matthew, Alora, Rebecca, Zachary, Chayse, Eden, Malachi, Evangeline, Eli, Grace and Mak. Also mourning his loss are George’s siblings Kay (Joe), Mary Minnie, Nicholas (Sally) and Sylvia (Walter) along with scores of nieces and nephews, extended family and friends. George served in the Canadian Armed Forces in World War II, stationed in Canada and the North Pacific. He worked in farming, uranium and potash mining, oil fields, and construction. He was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion, Rocky Mountain Rangers, Knights of Columbus, and several social dancing clubs — George loved a good polka! He enjoyed camping, hunting and fishing. He also enjoyed watching baseball, football (GO Riders!) and hockey. The family thanks the Staff and Medical Team at Pinegrove Care Home for their kind attentiveness, care and compassion through George’s final days. A Celebration of Life was held at Sacred Heart Cathedral, Kamloops, BC, on April 29, 2015 at 1pm with Father Andrew L’Heureux presiding. Interment at Hillside Cemetery followed. Funeral arrangements entrusted to Schoening Funeral Services. Dance with the stars, Grandpa! Until we meet again!
NICK HAJDUKOVICH
THANK YOU The family of Louise Adams would like to express their thanks and gratitude to everyone for the kindness and support shown during a very difficult time. We would also like to say thank you for sharing in the day when we said our last goodbyes. It meant so much to us to see everyone who came out to pay their last respects to a very special lady. She will be deeply missed. A special thank you to Jeff Torrans for giving such a wonderful service. The families of Marilynne and Kurt Wormsbecher and Irene and Ken Smith.
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Nick Hajdukovich at Royal Inland Hospital after a brief illness with his loving family by his side. Nick is survived by his sister Vera (Al) Thompson, nephew Dave (Danette) and their children Kendra and Josh, niece Linda (Steve) and their children Calvin and Alex. He was predeceased by his brother Borko (Bob) and his parents. Nick was born in Kamloops on November 22, 1939 and resided here his entire life. He was raised on a farm in Brocklehurst and continued working there for many years before and after his retirement. After high school he worked at the Land Registry Office until his retirement in 1994. He later moved to another area in Brocklehurst in 2006 and continued his hobby farm of beautiful flowers, vegetables and many fruit trees. He loved the out-of-doors farm life. He took great pride in his yard. He shared much of his fruits and produce with family and friends. He and Bob enjoyed preparing fruits and vegetables for the Farmer’s Market where they sold quality produce to their many loyal customers. Great family celebrations were enjoyed at Christmas, Easter and at the lake in the summer time. He especially enjoyed his nephew Dave and niece Linda and their families. His love and care will live in our hearts forever. Nick was a very active sportsman. He enjoyed many sports, especially hockey, where he coached the Bantam reps as well as other teams. He also refereed the seniors hockey games for many years. Nick was a talented golfer. He was Club Champion at the Kamloops Golf and Country Club in the late 60’s and enjoyed golfing for over 55 years, attending many tournaments throughout B.C. and the U.S. and receiving many trophies. He also enjoyed bowling and softball, playing these sports for many years. Nick was a big Blazers fan. He also enjoyed watching all sports on TV. Nick was a hard working individual who was always looking to encourage all those he played and worked with and giving tips on how to improve their golf and hockey games. He was a man of integrity, reliable, kind, friendly and thoughtful who really loved and cared for his family and friends. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him. The family would like to express their sincere appreciation to all the doctors and nurses who gave him such amazing care. A memorial service will be held at the Kamloops Funeral Home on Friday, May 8 at 1pm. Pastor Brian Delamont will conduct the service. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the RIH Foundation or the charity of your choice.
Save 5% on Pre-Arranged Funeral Services until May 16, 2015 at Schoening and First Memorial Funeral Services IRENE VIRGINIA DEWITT 1920 - 2015
DeWitt, Irene Virginia, passed away peacefully in Salmon Arm, B.C. on April 24, 2015. Irene was born September 29, 1920 in Langley, B.C. As a teenager in Avola she met her future husband Don. She worked as a switchboard operator for B.C. Tel in Vancouver and later for Kelly Douglas, she also sold real estate for Glass Realty and Century 21 in Kamloops. Her marriage to Don, who worked for B.C. Forestry, took them to many small towns in B.C. She leaves to cherish her memory, her son Don, daughter-in-law Teresa and grandchildren Craig, Robbie and Katie. She also is survived by her brother Jack. She was predeceased by her husband Don and sisters Mildred and Myrt. No Service by request. Arrangements entrusted to Fischer’s Funeral Services & Crematorium Ltd., Salmon Arm 250-833-1129. Email condolences and share memories of Irene through her obituary at www.fischersfuneralservices.com.
THANK YOU The family of the late Sarah Jean Fleming would like to express their thanks and appreciation to all of our relatives, friends, church family, clients and well-wishers who surrounded us with their love and care during our time of bereavement. We were deeply touched by the numerous calls, visits, meals, flowers, prayers and words of encouragement. Your acts of kindness and generosity made our burden more bearable. We thank you from the depths of our hearts. May you be blessed. Forever Grateful, Gail and Colum McDonnell Doc and Diane Fleming
The Ship
I am standing upon the seashore. A ship at my side spreads her white sails to the morning breeze and starts for the blue ocean. She is on object of beauty & strength & I stand & watch her, until at length, she is only a speck of white cloud just wheret he seas & sky meet and mingle with each other. Then someone at my side exclaims, “There, she’s gone!” Gone where? Gone from my sight, that is all. She is just as large as she was when she left my side & just as able to bear her load of living freight to the place of her destination. Her diminished size is in me, not her. And just at the moment when someone at my side says she is gone, there are other eyes watching for her coming and other voices ready to take up the glad shout “There she comes!”. Henry Van Dyke
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
FREE REWARDS SIGN UP
EMPLOYEE PRICING $50 VOUCHER FOR accessories
TRIP FOR 2 TO SEE THE SEAHAWKS*
TRIP FOR 2 TO LAS VEGAS*
HUGE PRIZES SAVINGS UP TO $14,000
G I V E A W A Y S
R I V E R S H O R E
TRIP FOR 2 TO MEXICO*
TRIP FOR 2 TO SEE THE CANUCKS*
RIVERSHORE EMPLOYEE
PURCHASE PRICE
$
WAS $55,790
39,910
*
2015
2015
RR EDITION
5 ONLY
game tickets and accommodations.
DODGE
JOURNEY CVP SALE PRICE
LEFT!
$
OR LOW PAYMENT OF
281
FREE SPA HOT TUB
FREE JEEP WRANGLER FOR 2 SUMMERS
and accommodation. Canucks prize includes *Travel prizes are paid out in travel vouchers. Seahawks prize includes game tickets
RAM 1500 SPORT
A31
$
*BI-WEEKLY +TAX
OR FINANCE FOR O
$
CANADA’S MOST EFFICIENT
2015
FULL-SIZED PICKUP • 5.7L V8 HEMI VVT • 20” WHEELS • HEATED SEATS & STEERING WHEEL • TRAILER TOW MIRRORS • BRAKE CONTROLLER • TRAILER TOW PACKAGE • 8 SPEED AUTO • BACK-UP CAMERA • STEER WHEEL CONTROLS • DUAL REAR EXHAUST • SPRAY-IN LINER • KEYLESS ENTRY • SIRIUS RADIO • U-CONNECT WITH BLUETOOTH • 8.4” TOUCHSCREEN DISPLAY • NERF BARS • AND MORE!
19,998**
56/WEEK**
DODGE
GRAND CARAVAN CVP SALE PRICE
19,998** $ 56/WEEK** $
OR FINANCE FOR O
$281 x 208 payments= total paid $58,448. taxes and fees. Payments are based on 60 month term amortized over 96 months. Ram example: *All prices are net of all taxes and fees. Payments are OAC, Payments include all applicable details. for dealer term. Vehicles may not be exactly as shown. See Cost of borrowing full term is $11.856. No penalty for paying loan in full before end of
Kamloops’ #1 Dodge Volume Dealer! CHRYSLER • JEEP • DODGE • RAM
LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE
CODY SKENE GENERAL SALES MANAGER
1-888-445-5588
STEVE CHAPMAN SALES MANAGER
TOM MARCHANT SALES MANAGER
DON HAYS SALES CONSULTANT
OVER 75 PRE-OWNED VEHICLES IN STOCK
JERRY WINDERS SALES CONSULTANT
ART MARCYNIUK SALES CONSULTANT
The ONLY locally family owned Kamloops Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram dealership for 25 years
2477 East Trans Canada Hwy. on the Kamloops Auto Mall “Where Kamloops Comes to Save” www.ramtrucks.ca Open Mon - Thurs: 8am-8pm • Sun: 10am-3pm
SCOTT MCDONNELL SALES CONSULTANT
ANDREW LAPORTE SALES CONSULTANT
DAN THERIAULT SALES CONSULTANT
GERRY PIGEON SALES CONSULTANT
KEITH ELVERS SALES CONSULTANT
TYSON SKENE SALES CONSULTANT
ASHLEY MONAHAN SALES CONSULTANT
W SALE A32
THURSDAY, April 30, 2015
www.kamloopsthisweek.com
AREHOUSE
NOTICE
MANY, MANY ITEMS
FROM OUR WAREHOUSE HAVE BEEN BROUGHT TO OUR SHOWROOM FOR
PLUSH CHOCOLATE RECLINING SOFA
IMMEDIATE SELLOUT!
AT THE LOWEST WAREHOUSE PRICES!
$2000
SAVINGS
SOFAS 2 ONLY!
75%!
AND SOME ITEMS NEAR OR BELOW COST! Power Lift Chair
REG $1500
each
$1000 QUEEN PLUSHPILLOW TOP MATTRESS
10 ONLY!
TABLE + 4 CHAIRS
348
FROM
CLEARANCE NCE CE ON ON ALL ALL SERTA FLOOR MODELS UP TO
288
$
$1500 Queen Size SSiize French Freench nch Pillowtop M Mattress tt tt PLUSH
MOUNT ROYALE
$
998
$
798
$
REG $1200
FROM
448
$
6PC BEDROOM SET
65% OFF
starting
588
from
$800 DINING SET
from
$
598
$
SSold in sets.
COMFORT PLUSH COMFO COMF CROWN C ROWN JEWEL
250-374-3588 1289 Dalhousie Dr.
SALE
$
588
$
FROM
299
GUARANTEE GUAR
$
NIGHTSTAND $199 ea. Sold in sets.
899
MATTRESSES AT LIQUIDATION UIDATION UIDATI ON PRICES PRICE PRIC
SAVE UP TO
65%
QUEEN MATTRESS FROM
$
Limited Quantities
169
388
$
$1000 QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS SET
We reserve the right to limit quantities. Some pictures may not be identical to current models. Some items may not be exactly as shown. Some items sold in sets.
NOTRE DAME BIG O TIRES
DULUX PAINTS
DALHOUSIE
UP TO
SOFA
598
$
BROWN CORDUROY RECLINER