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Peachlanders will join British Columbians from across the province Saturday to vote in the civic election.

In Peachland, voters will elect one mayor and six councillors and help to elect one trustee for the School District #23 Board of Education.

A total of 15 candidates will be on Saturday's ballots, with one candidate running in two races.

Two candidates are seeking the mayor's chair in Peachland: incumbent Keith Fielding and Lee Sawchuk.

A total of 11 candidates are running for Peachland councillor. They are: incumbents Terry Condon, Lindsay Bell, Charlette Broadoway, Peter Schierbeck and Vern Moberg, and Grant Eisworth, Eldon Kerbes, Cindy Fortin, Ernie Hurd, Eric Hall and Ken Whitelegg.

New this year is a change in the boundaries

for electing trustees. Previously, Peachland * Have resided in B.C. for at least six elected its own trustee, while the remainder months prior to registration; of the Westside elected another. * Have resided in the District of Peachland This election, West Kelowna will elect one for 30 days prior to registration. trustee, while those on Westbank First NaRegional district voters on the Westside, tion lands and in unincorporated areas of including those in the Brent Road and Trethe regional district on the Westside will join panier Valley areas, will cast ballots for a rePeachlanders in electing a trustee. gional board director for Central Okanagan Nominees for Zone II school trustee are incumbent Moyra Baxter, Karin Cruickshank West.

Running for the director's seat are incumand Lindsay Bell.

Peachland voters will cast their ballots at bent Jim Edgson, Aaron Dinwoodie and the Peachland Community Centre, 4450 Dave Robertson.

Central Okanagan West electors may vote Sixth Street. Polls are open from 8 am to 8 at Constable Neil Bruce Middle School, lopm. cated at 2010 Daimler Drive, West Kelowna.

Resident voter requirements include: * Must produce two pieces of identification (one with residential for Peachland Council address and one with elector sigt nature); Elec Re* Be at least 18 years of age on voting day; * Be a Canadian citizen;

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November 18, 2011

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On Friday, Peachland’s oldest bar becomes its newest.

The Edgewater Hotel has been remodelled, paint has been rolled, decorations have been put up, staff has been hired and the name has been twisted inside out.

On Friday, the Edgewater becomes the Water's Edge and the doors will open once more. It's some of the same, with a whole lot of new.

"I bought the place clearly with redevelopment in mind," said Steve Allison, president of TNI Property Management.

"That hasn't changed."

Allison said timing is everything and at this point, he can't say when the hotel property will be needed for his downtown revitalization plans.

In the mean time, Allison has put tens of thousands of dollars worth of renovations into the building and, starting Friday, The Water's Edge will be open for business.

"It looks way better than it did before," said Allison.

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2010 and even the hotel rooms have received an extreme makeover.

"For those who haven't seen the rooms before, you'll be surprised," said Allison. "For those who have seen the rooms before, you'll be really surprised."

Opening on a regular basis will be the dining room and the hidden gem that is the hotel's lounge. The latter is beautiful, quaint, charming and has a great ambience.

The pub -- the centerpiece of entertainment in Peachland's downtown for decades, will open for special occasions, such as for major sporting events and when featured bands are set to rock the house.

Eyes will be glued to the lounge’s TVs Sunday as the Canadian Football League holds the Eastern and Western Conference Finals.

Managed locally and operated by local employees, the Water’s Edge will feature the cozy lounge with its big screen TVs, WiFi Internet access, breakfast, lunch and dinner, from Thursday to Sunday, and live bands.

The Water’s Edge opens Friday, November 18 and there will be a grand opening held in the pub Friday night.

The Blues Healers will perform live and patrons will have a chance to tour the facility.

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November 18, 2011

Broadoway seeks election Charlette Broadoway wants to see Peachland council more open with residents and is running for re-election Saturday to get that done.

Broadoway was elected in a by-election in 2010 and admits, "I really didn't know what I was getting into."

After a sharp learning curve, Broadoway said she is very passionate about being on council and wants to be a part of "really exciting things" that are coming up.

"What we do now is going to have a major impact on Peachland forever," said Broadoway. "I want to be part of that decision making process."

Broadoway said she would like to stay on the local and regional economic development committees and wants to see council start up a tourism committee.

Peachland needs an economic plan that designates certain areas in town that are suitable for certain businesses, ac-

cording to Broadoway.

Council is expecting the results of an economic impact study later this year and Broadoway said she wants to make sure the town follows through with the report's recommendations.

"I want to see our Community Services Department follow through with recommendations in the Parks and Recreation Master Plan," she said.

"I am going to push to find a suitable location and find the funding for a children's water park."

Broadoway said citizens need to feel that district staff and council are there to help and wants to see staff and council be more facilitating. "Rather than the bad cop, no, no, no."

"I want to see the citizens become more informed," said Broadoway.

NOTICE OF District PUBLICofHEARING Notice is hereby given that the Council of the Peachland will hold a Public Hearing to

Charlette Broadoway She added she wants to see council meetings broadcast online and would like to see council chambers set up "not like a courtroom."

Council meeting times need to be changed to be more accessible to the public and Peachland should conduct regular surveys of residents like West Kelowna does, according to Broadoway.

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Phone: 250-767-2647 Web: Web:www.peachland.ca www.peachland.ca Phone: 250-767-2647 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

OF OF PEACHLAND NOTICE OFDISTRICT WAIVER PUBLIC HEARING

OF WAIVER OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given thatNOTICE the Council of the District of Peachland has waived the holding of a hear representations of persons who deem their interest in the property is affected by Zoning public hearing respecting proposed Zoning Bylaw No. 1375 Amendment Number Notice is hereby given that theBylaw Council of1810, the District of 6:00 Peachland willNovember holdBylaw a Public Hearing to Bylaw No. 1375, Amendment No. 2006 at p.m. on 22, 2011 in2014, the Notice is hereby given that the Council of the District of Peachlandthhas waived the holding of a hear representations of persons who deem their interest in the property is affected by Zoning 2011.

Th e Local Government Act permits the Council to waive the holding of a public hearing Street, Peachland, B.C. Council Chambers located at Peachland Community Centre, 4450-6 public hearing respecting proposed Zoning Bylaw No. 1375 Amendment Bylaw Number 2014, on a in the Bylaw No. 1375, Amendment Bylaw No. 1810, 2006 at 6:00 p.m. on November 22, 2011 proposed bylaw if an offi cial community plan is in eff ect for the area that is subject to the proposed 2011. The Local Government Act permits the Council to waive the holding of a public hearing on a th Street, Peachland, B.C. Council Chambers located at Peachland The District proposes amend Zoning Community Bylaw 1375,4450-6 1996, follows: proposed if antobylaw official planNumber is effect for the as area that is subject to the bylaw, and thebylaw proposed iscommunity consistent with theinCentre, plan. proposed bylaw, and the proposed bylaw is consistent with the plan.

ThThe e purpose ofproposes proposed Bylaw Number 2014, 2011 is to rezone land that was brought within the District amenddesignation Zoning Bylaw Number follows: By changing thetozoning of Lot 9, DL 1375, 1183, 1996, ODYD,asPlan 117, and Block 29, boundaries of theODYD, District of Peachland in 2014, 2011,2011 to permit the land toPlans be was developed in accordance The purpose proposed to rezone brought DL 490,of PlanBylaw 125, Number Except Parcel B onisPlan B103,land andthat 28891 andwithin the withboundaries the KAP47623, amended Pincushion Area Sector Plan which was adopted the Council on 14, By changing the zoning designation of Lot DL 1183, ODYD, 117, and Block 29, of the District of Peachland in 2011, to9, permit the land to by bePlan developed in accordance civic addresses 6026 Highway 97 and 5976 Princess Street from R-1June (Single DLamendment 490, ODYD, 125, Except Parcel Bwhich on Plan B103, and 28891 the amended Pincushion Area Sector Plan was adopted the Council on subject June 14,of 2011with as an toPlan theRR-1 District’s Offi cial Community Plan.

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The land that is subject of the as to R-4 civic Multiple Family Residential - Medium as shown on Map “A” attached the proposed amendment bylaw isHighway indicated theDensity; sketch below and isthe legally described Family Residential), RR-1 (Rural Residential) and C-3 (Highway Commercial) proposed zoning amendment bylaw is indicated in the sketch below andService is legally described as to and forming part of Bylaw No. Block C District Lots 2897, 5351 and 5352 ODYD. The Area Sector Plan and the proposed zoning zone to R-4 Multiple Family Residential Medium Density; as shown Map attached Block C District Lots 2897, 5351 and 5352- ODYD . The Area Sector Planonand the“A” proposed amendment bylaw permit land toNo. be 1810, developed for golf course and single-family and multi2006 to amendment and forming partthe ofpermit Bylaw zoning bylaw the land to be developed for golf course and single-family and family residential uses, inuses, conjunction with the of the adjacent lands. multi-family residential in conjunction withdevelopment the development of the adjacent lands.

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Monday to Friday inclusive, excluding Statutory Holidays, from November 9, Municipal 2011 to Office, 580622, Beach November 2011.Avenue, Peachland, B.C. during normal business hours (8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.) Monday to Friday inclusive, excluding Statutory Holidays, from November 9, 2011 to November 2011.

Take notice22, that the above describes the general intent of the proposed Zoning Amendment Bylaw which have been read First and Second Times by the Council of the Corporation of the Take notice that the above intent of the Zoning Amendment District of Peachland.

This describes synopsis isthe notgeneral intended to be, andproposed is not to be, understood as an Bylaw which have read First and Second Times by the Council of the Corporation of the interpretation of thebeen Bylaw.

Copies of proposed Bylaw Number 2014, 2011, Sector Plan, the Copies of proposed Bylaw Number 2014, 2011,the theamended amendedPincushion Pincushion Area Area Sector Plan, District of Peachland. This synopsis is not intended to be, and is not to be, understood as an the District’s CommunityPlan Planand anda aphased phaseddevelopment development agreement agreement pertaining District’s OffiOfficial cial Community pertainingtotothe thearea area interpretation of the Bylaw.

within Pincushion Area Sector Plan may inspected at the Municipal Office, 5806 dealtdealt within the the Pincushion Area Sector Plan may be be inspected at the Municipal Offi ce, 5806 Beach Avenue, Peachland, B.C. during normal business hours (8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.) Monday to Beach Avenue, Peachland, B.C. during normal business hours (8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.) Monday to NO REPRESENTATIONS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL th Friday inclusive, excluding statutory holidays, from October 14, 2011 to October 25 , 2011.

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November 18, 2011

Editor’s Perspective

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ovember 19 is civic election day. Peachlanders in droves will head down to the community centre to cast their ballots in the triennial quest to elect the next council and the next school trustee for our area.

The run up to this election has been, at best, rather boring. We didn't have a bunch of whimsical sculptures show up a few weeks before the election to get things going. There is no single, captivating issue that has the town buzzing.

Will experience trump fresh faces? In the school trustee race, Moyra Baxter, with 15 years of knowhow at the board of education table behind her, is competing against two newcomers, Lindsay Bell and Karin Cruickshank. Neither of the newcomers has been on a school board before. The result of that race will surely show how much value voters place on experience.

Two candidates are vying for the mayor's chair.

Lee Sawchuk has no council experience and he is running against incumbent Keith Fielding -- a candidate with three years experience at the helm, but who had no Peachland council experience when he first ran in 2008.

Peachland is losing its most experienced councillor, Jean Fraser. She is not seeking re-election and her seat is being sought by both experienced and novice candidates.

In total, 11 candidates are running for the six councillor seats up for grabs. The novices are Eldon Kerbes, Cindy Fortin, Eric Hall and Grant Eisworth.

None of the novices has experience behind the council table, though they all have varying degrees of recognition among voters.

Terry Condon and Vern Moberg have two terms in their resumes, while fellow incumbent Peter Schierbeck has one. Incumbent Lindsay Bell has one term under her wing, while fellow incumbent Charlette Broadoway is seeking re-election with a year and a half of experience.

After a decade hiatus, Ken Whitelegg wants to return to council, backed by his one term of experience.

And then there's Ernie Hurd, who represents perhaps the most important question that will be decided Saturday night.

Hurd has two and a half terms worth of experience behind him. He would have had three terms if he hadn't resigned from council in 2010.

Therein lays the biggest question of all for Saturday: Will Peachland voters forgive Hurd and give him another chance?

Whatever the outcome, each and every candidate is to be commended for raising their hands and letting their names stand on the ballots. Being on council can be rewarding at times, monotonous often and downright thankless a good chunk of the time.

Municipal councils are the most accessible elected officials we have. They regularly get phone calls and emails and it's difficult not to get cornered at the grocery store by an angry resident while trying to pick up a jug of milk.

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Peek into the Past This plain looking building still exists but it came into use in the early 1950’s to replace the building behind it. It was the Peachland Post Office for many years until it moved to the new shopping centre on Hwy. 97. The Community Bulletin Board was right beside it. Today it is Edward Jones Investments and the bulletin board has been replaced with the Ships Ahoy fish and chips shop. On the south side of the old Post Office there still remains a wooden cover where the mail drop used to be. No postage? Post Office closed?

No problem then. Just tape the correct change on the letter for a stamp, drop it in the chute and the kind postmaster would mail it for you!

Photo courtesy the Peachland Historical Society

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Events calendar is important Dear Editor;

I have noticed over the last few months that the community events listings have been shrinking to being almost non-existent.

Since there are many events occurring in Peachland, I am assuming this is a policy with the paper. It is understandable, with the upcoming municipal elections that space is limited and as a small town paper you need to make it financially viable, but many groups rely on the events listing to promote their functions.

The Peachland View should be more than a few sheets of advertising with a couple of local news stories tucked in for good measure. At one time, advertisers were found to sponsor the community calendar.

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Why couldn't a group, perhaps the realty companies, support the page? It would provide a great service to Peachlanders (who might one day be in the market to sell or purchase a home).

It also might provide our newly elected municipal council with an opportunity to see what is going on in this wonderful vibrant little town and perhaps even attend some of the events. In the past their non-attendance had been noted. Only Mayor Keith Fielding and Councillors Terry Condon and Peter Schierbeck showed much interest in the small recreational activities of the community they represent.

Phyllis Papineau, Peachland

Thank you to public works employee Dear Editor;

I would like to express my gratitude to one of Peachland's town workers, Andy Clements, for his honesty and integrity in finding and returning my wallet and all of its contents.

My wife was in hospital and my daughter had returned from Regina with a fractured toe. I was helping her into the car to take her to the Peachland Walk -in Clinic and I put my wallet on top of the car, as I needed both hands to help her. Not realizing, I drove off down Princeton and my daughter commented she saw something black flying past the window.

When we returned home, I could not find my wallet. We retraced our steps but no luck. I spent several hours searching the whole house and I had given up hope of finding it. It contained my driver’s licence, bank cards, credit cards and other important documents. I knew I couldn't visit Sue in Kelowna as I didn't have a driver’s licence anymore.

I went to telephone the police, banks etc. and as I picked up the phone I heard the message bleep and thought I had better answer that call first.

The call was from the Public Works Department to say that one of their drivers had almost run over my

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wallet and had picked it up and handed it in to the main office. I thought, "There is a God up there!" I drove up and collected it and everything was intact. I was amazed at Andy's honesty and I have not had a chance to meet him in person to thank him. I later left a card and a small thank you present for him.

Peachland's town workers keep our town immaculate and they are hardly ever acknowledged. They are our unseen workers doing jobs that many of us might feel were beneath us, with rarely any recognition. I would like to thank all of them for their hard work and efforts, but especially Andy.

You have restored my faith in mankind. If it had not been for your honesty, I would have been up the proverbial creek with a stainless steel paddle!

Thank you seems rather weak in the circumstances.

Don Mayoss-Hurd, Peachland

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November 18, 2011

No alternatives to school recess issue Dear Editor;

Regarding the article in the November 11, 2011 Peachland View 'Bell seeks two seats'.

I want to address Lindsay Bell's comment regarding the cancellation of the 15 minute recess and her statement that, "The teachers just made this decision and didn't leave any room for alternatives."

Teachers are refusing to supervise before and after school, and at recess, as part of their legal job action.

The board of education and senior staff are obviously concerned about student safety, and so we are covering before and after school supervision by having our exempt staff go to schools and help the principal (and vice-principal if there is one) cover supervision.

Exempt staff are those who do not belong to a union and are in an administrative position. This includes staff from the School Board Office, (including the superintendent, assistant superintendent, and secretarytreasurer) and from the operations department.

We have estimated that the cost of covering this supervision (in lost hours of work by our administrative staff) is over $19,000 a week. Not to mention the strain it is putting on them. Because they are away from their normal duties before and after school, it would be impractical and unreasonable to expect them to also cover recess supervision.

They would get even less of their normal work done and they are already being stretched to the limit.

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Cancelling recess was not taken lightly by the superintendent or the board; we believe that recess is an important part of a child's school day.

It was discussed at several Public Board Meetings and determined to be the only way to deal with the situation. As the job action has been going on since September 6, it has cost us over $180,000 in lost productivity. Paying for other workers to do the supervision at recess would not only add to the expense but would also be against the collective agreement.

I hope this clarifies that teachers did not just make this decision and really, there were no alternatives.

It was an administrative decision, supported by the trustees, and discussed in public meetings, open to anyone interested in this matter in particular, or in our public education system in general.

It is unfortunate that Ms. Bell did not research this matter before making her statement.

Moyra Baxter, School Trustee

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Karin Cruickshank Karin Cruickshank says she wants to be a school trustee on the School District #23 Board of Education to become an advocate for students and to restore funding to a broken education system.

"Underfunding was the highest recorded comment from the general public when I asked them about our current education system," said Cruickshank. "We have some systemic problems."

Cruickshank said she promises to lobby all levels of government for a restoration of the value of education of children and

to work towards an educational model that fits current needs.

"As a parent of a child with autism, I am well acquainted with the needs of advocacy and fundraising," said Cruickshank.

"I would like to bring unification and awareness for the needs of children in the Central Okanagan and in that process, bring the needs of students with special challenges to light," said Cruickshank.

She said her main priorities if elected will be: * It takes a community to raise a child. Increase awareness of the need to work together as a regional/provincial community to meet our children's needs; * Promote diversity and health in our community.

Promote the concept that each child is born with special gifts and 'to edu-

cate' means to 'draw out' these gifts; * Pursue 'ways and means' to increase funding for the education system; * Safe schools.

Cruickshank said she is a proactive parent with a history of professional involvement and calls herself a team worker.

"I'm dedicated to collaboration between home and school," said Cruickshank. "I'm passionate about making a difference in the name of education, family and children."

She said she has the awareness of what is wrong with the current education system and the willingness to take on challenges in that system.

"I'm approachable and willing to listen and learn," said Cruickshank.

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We are building our new life together in this wonderful little community. "Lee the Plumber" was the guy you called on to set new things up, make old things work better and to get everything working together properly.

"Lee the Mayor" will do the same thing, encourage new business, help established businesses prosper, get all various segments of Peachland's population, young and old, working and retired, progressive and conservative working together for the betterment of Peachland.

It doesn't matter if you are 18, 98 or somewhere in between, your opinions are valuable to me. I need your help and your vote on November 19th.

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The seven council members elected Saturday will see their pay rise on January 1st after the current council approved a pay hike.

Pay for the mayor will increase by $2,837 (13.44 per cent), from $21,107 to $23,944.

Councillor pay will increase by $1,362 (11.88 per cent), from $11,469 to $12,831.

In addition, council approved a two per cent per year automatic increase to both mayor and councillor pay for the next three consecutive years.

Council approved the pay increases, which were recommended by a five-member committee.

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If everyone knew the gentle, loving and faithful soul of Keith Hamer, the world would mourn his loss today! God, the angels in heaven and Keith’s beloved son, Glen, must be rejoicing at his arrival! A service will be held at the Peachland United Church on Saturday, November 19th at 4:00 pm.

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THE DISTRICT OF PEACHLAND EQUIPMENT SALE The District of Peachland is selling a 1990 GMC Safari Van, white, mileage 139,438 km, 4.3l engine, fuel: gas, automatic.

Working mechanical condition, formerly used by Community Policing.

The van may be viewed at the Public Works Yard, 5379 Princeton Avenue, Peachland, BC, 7:30 to 3:00 pm, Monday to Friday.

Submit your bids in a sealed envelope to P.Palmer, Corporate Officer, at The District of Peachland, 5806 Beach Avenue, Peachland, BC , V0H 1X7 clearly marked “GMC SAFARI VAN”.

Bidding closes on Friday, November 18th, 2011 at 2 pm.

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Accountant needed for small but fast growing manufacturing company located in Peachland Part time position (20-25 hours per month) The successful applicant will possess a thorough knowledge of Simply Accounting and will have a minimum of 5 years of closely related experience.

Duties include but are not limited to: • Full cycle accounting through to timely and meticulous production of accurate monthly financial statements and fully ready to go to CA for income tax preparation • Timely and accurate handling of all government reporting and remittances • Entering purchases and managing A/P • Reviewing/correcting invoicing prepared by clerical personnel • Reconciliation of all bank and internet sales accounts • Inventory entries and adjustments • Consulting and advising management on a wide variety of business issues All accounting will be carried out at business premises.

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The Peachland View reserves the right to revise, edit, classify or reject any advertisement. All claims of errors to advertisements must be received by the publishers within seven days after the first publication.

It is agreed by the advertiser requesting space that the liability of the Peachland View in the event of failure to publish an advertisement or in the event of an error appearing in the advertisement as published, shall be limited to the amount paid by the advertiser for only one incorrect insertion for the portion of the advertising space occupied by the incorrect or omitted item only and that there shall be no liability in any event greater than the amount paid.

Advertisements must comply with the British Columbia Human Rights Act, which prohibits any advertising that discriminates against any person because of his/her race, religion, sex, colour, nationality, ancestry or place of origin or because his/her age is between 44 and 65 years unless the condition is justified by a bona fide requirement for the work involved.

Memorial Service for Dorothy “Dot” Flintoff

A memorial service will be held for Dot Flintoff on Saturday, November 26th, 2011 at 11:00 a.m. at the Peachland United Church, with a reception to follow from 12:00 noon – 2:00 p.m. in the Peachland 50 Plus Activity Centre, 5672 Beach Avenue.

This is a life that is certainly worthy of celebration!

Born in Vancouver to parents Lucy and George Watts, Dot moved to her beloved Peachland in 1946 with husband Archie. She was always an unabashed ambassador for her town!

One of Dot’s gifts was an innate ability to connect with people, which won her many

friends and admirers over the years. Her positive “can-do” attitude, curiosity, and love of family have been a powerful source of inspiration and guidance for all of us, and especially her precious granddaughters. What a role model!

Dot made it a point to work hard and to play hard throughout her life, and it can truly be said that she enjoyed herself, immensely!

Even in her mid ‘90’s she was a pole walker, a carpet bowler, a Tai Chi practitioner, a voracious reader, and a frequent shopper in search of the “best deal” a skill she honed in the Depression Era. Dot never missed a BC Lions game, and usually had a lot of “advice” for Coach Buono.

She was heartbroken when the Vancouver Canucks lost in the Stanley Cup final, but, not surprisingly, was convinced that this would be their year.

She also enjoyed frequent visits to her favourite restaurant, Gasthaus on the Lake, where the staff always greeted her with a smile and a bowl of

french onion soup – her favourite dish!

For the past 16 years Dot was a resident of Chateau on the Lake, where she enjoyed meaningful friendships with her neighbours. Dot’s family would like to acknowledge and thank all of them, but would be remiss if we did not single out Dot and Vern Moberg and Dick and Joan Menzies, who literally became part of Dot’s extended family.

Dot was very generous with many charities, and in lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to the charity of one’s choice.

While Dot has passed from this life, her legacy here lives on and she will never be forgotten. We love you Dot!

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Members and guests of the Peachland Rotary Club gathered at the 50-Plus Activity Centre for the club’s annual Charter Night Dinner on October 29. The club was celebrating its 14th year as a Peachland service organization. Highlight of the evening was the much anticipated golf tournament, which was won by Woflgang Muhs, the club’s president elect.

Shown presenting Wolfgang with the much coveted symbol of golf supremacy and a watch is Ken Klein, the club’s resident pro.

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Groups recognized by Communities in Bloom

Members of the Peachland Lions Club, Centennial Committee and Peachland Chamber of Commerce were all smiles after receiving commendations from Communities in Bloom.

Pictured (left to right) are: (Back), Stan Fedyk, Mayor Keith Fielding, Eldon Kerbes, Rob Campbell, Oliver Mendoza, Don Wigfield, Chris Scowen, Coun. Peter Schierbeck and Gord Thorne, and (Front) Shirley Fedyk, Tracey Boorman and Darlene Hartford.

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this walkout rancher, semi-detached, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, approx. $409,000 MLS®1003174 2560 sq. ft. finished.

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106-3880 Brown Road

Easy to live here! A great 2 bedroom main floor unit that requires nothing. Well maintained suite comes with all the appliances as well as mounted flat screen TV. Great value in the ever so popular Monticello complex. Don’t let this pass you up!

$224,900

Lara Cody 250-868-7114 laracody@invis.ca

CURRENT RATE SPECIALS 3 yr fixed 3.19% 5 yr fixed 3.39% 5 yr variable (Prime - 0.20%) 2.80%

Leanne Cody 250-215-5028 leannecody@invis.ca

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MLS®10037858

Roger W. Cyr, REALTOR® www.MrPeachland.com 250-470-8803

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8.45 Acres 4456 Trepanier Creek Road, Peachland

21KM Peachland Main Road, Peachland BC

This upgraded walkout rancher has it all! Bright open floor plan with skylight dormers, vaulted ceilings, wrap around windows, and country kitchen with stainless steel appliances. Lower large bright upgraded 3 bedroom suite walks out to the large sunny back yard, on to the babbling creek and across the bridge to acres of wide open back woods.

Headwater Family Resort - 9 cabins, lodge and 14 campsites. 26 km from Peachland. Great fishing lake, with tons of potential. New 30 year crown lease to Sept. 2041. REVENUE POTENTIAL! Resort has shown great income with room to grow! $599,000

$749,000

MLS®10037119

Peter Wannop John Kilpatrick John McGann Bradley Dillman

250-767-2437

CALL: 250-768-2161

moemartinrealtor@shaw.ca

www.NextDoorTeam.com

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MLS®10020957

“Buy land, they stopped making it”

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3 yr fixed 3.19% 5 yr fixed 3.39% 5 yr variable (Prime - 0.20%) 2.80%

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6029 Garraway Place

• Immaculate in & out • Manicured, private, level yard • Quiet cul-de-sac • Quick/long possession possible • Over $47,000 below assessment

$399,800 Lara Cody 250-868-7114 laracody@invis.ca

Leanne Cody 250-215-5028 leannecody@invis.ca

MLS®10032994

Bryon Knutsen (250) 863-1282 “Our” Community “Your” Realtor KELOWNA

• Director’s Platinum Award • President’s Gold Award • Master Sales Award

bryonknutsen@royallepage.com

4315 42412th ParkStreet, Ave., Kelowna, Peachland, B.C.B.C.

Professionally, beautifully renovated Magnifi cent custom-designed 4 bdrm,heritage 3 bth home on oversize lot; located to in the veryfeaturdesirhome.

Meticulous attention detail; ableantique area close tocoffered Abbott St. and the lakeshore. ing tin & ceilings, wainscoting, Architecturally interior Separate shows like grand foyer and designed gourmet kitchen. ennew, plan, kitchen, trancefeaturing down withopen kitchen.

Saltgourmet water swimming engineered hardwood, gas FP, and much more! pool.

Extraordinary extras!

Perfect home to downsize without compromise!

$649,900 $589,000

MLS®10036348 MLS®10037915

Jan Marsden Jan Marsden

424 Park Ave., Kelowna, B.C.

Professionally, beautifully renovated heritage home on oversize lot; located in the very desirable area close to Abbott St. and the lakeshore.

Architecturally designed interior shows like new, featuring open plan, gourmet kitchen, engineered hardwood, gas FP, and much more!

Perfect home to downsize without compromise!

$589,000

Jan Marsden Jan Marsden

MLS®10037915

COLDWELL BANKER HORIZON REALTY Phone: 250-808-2123 Website: www.KelownaRealEstate.com jmarsden@coldwellbanker.ca

COLDWELL BANKER HORIZON REALTY Phone: 250-808-2123 Website: www.KelownaRealEstate.com jmarsden@coldwellbanker.ca

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