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Former mayor of Abbotsford George Ferguson (left) speaks to reporters about flood protection at a Chilliwack restaurant Wednesday. To Ferguson’s left are former Chilliwack mayor John Les, former District of Kent mayor Sylvia Pranger and former Chilliwack mayor Clint Hames.

Ex-mayors sound flood alarm

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our ex-mayors gathered in a Chilliwack restaurant Wednesday to raise alarm bells over the threat of Fraser River flooding. The recent disastrous flooding in Alberta should be a wake-up call for everyone in the FraserValley, according to former Chilliwack mayor John Les. “The water got up to 26 feet in 1894,” Les said. “It’s bound to do that again one day. . . . When it does, I don’t think we’re prepared.” Les spoke to the local media

With images of Alberta’s recent flood disaster fresh in their minds, former area mayors say now is the time to start thinking flood prevention

alongside fellow former Chilliwack mayor Clint Hames, the past mayor of Abbotsford, George Ferguson, and former District of Kent mayor Sylvia Pranger. Hames told reporters he has personal connections to a number of people whose homes have been destroyed in High River and there are several families affected by flood-

ing in Alberta who have had to come to live with local families. Hames said the river management that has gone on for 100 years in the gravel reach of the Fraser River protects $6 billion to $7 billion worth of infrastructure. “When you make a decision to manage it, to build dikes, or harden the banks . . . you can’t stop doing

those things,” Hames said. “You can’t back away from river management.” The mostly unspoken controversy at the heart of the ex-mayors’ concern is about Fraser River gravel removal. Critics of gravel removal say it does little to reduce the threat of high water, the practice damages

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f Spectra Energy can’t get onto land blocked by five Chilliwack farmers in the next couple weeks, the company’s natural gas pipeline replacement project will have to wait until 2014. “Ideally, we should be on the land now,” said Gary Weilinger, vice-president of Spectra, outside City Hall Tuesday. “We’ve got the vast majority of landowners’ support and unfortunately we haven’t been able to come to terms with this small group in terms of what it is that they are looking for from us.” But some of those landowners were not impressed with Weilinger’s presentation on Tuesday to Chilliwack city council. “It was a joke,” said local farmer, landowner and University of the Fraser Valley agriculture professor Tom Baumann. Spectra’s pipeline carries 60 per cent of the natural gas produced in British Columbia, according toWeilinger. To meet safety standards, the company has been ordered by the National Energy Board (NEB) to replace three kilometres of its 30-inch pipeline through Chilliwack. A second 36-inch pipe that runs parallel will not be replaced because it was installed in 1972 and already meets the new standards. Both pipes run beneath approximately 20 private residential and farm properties as well as the parking lots of Superstore, Cottonwood Mall, Chilliwack Mall and Redline Water Sports.

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charge. Matthew David Alderman, 24, has pleaded guilty to aggravated assault in connection with an incident on Jan. 14. Mo u n t i e s a l l e g e d A l d e r m a n

assaulted his roommate, a 47-yearold woman. Alderman was charged with both attempted murder and aggravated assault. He has since pleaded guilty to the

lesser charge, and on Tuesday a date was set for a sentencing hearing, at which time court will hear details of the incident. Alderman will next appear in court on Aug. 23.

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Baptisms will be part of the Jehovah’s Witness convention at Prospera Centre to be held over the next four weekends.

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f you hear a knock on your door over the next four weeks, it just might be one or two of the thousands of Jehovah’s Witnesses in town. As many as 14,000 members of the church will be in Chilliwack to attend conferences that run over four weekends starting Friday. With more than 3,000 Jehovah’s Witnesses in the city each weekend, local hotels and restaurants should do a tidy business. Local Witness and spokesperson Barry Prokopetz also said the event, with so many attendees, is great exposure for the community.

The convention is held at Prospera Centre and involves talks, symposiums and interviews. There will also be baptisms as well as costume dramas that “take you back in time.” The annual convention used to be held in Chilliwack but in recent years had moved to Abbotsford. The entire event is open to the public who are welcome to come, listen, watch and see what the religion is all about. “The doors are open,” Prokopetz said. “Come and test the water, so to speak, and see what you like.” There are more than 100,000 Jehovah’s Witnesses in Canada, and they have two congregations here in Chilliwack.

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Jehovah’s Witnesses are evangelical Christians who believe armaggedon is imminent. They are known as restorationists, or Christian primitivists, which means they think Christianity should be taught and practised the way it was in its early days. Their main focus is on Bible study and using the Bible as a guide. “Witness families embrace the Bible as the most trustworthy guide and source of advice in these stressful times,” Prokopetz said.

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The replacement project was set to begin on June 1 but was delayed when corn farmer Gord Mitchell said he would not allow Spectra on his land without a negotiated agreement. He and a few other farmers, including Baumann, have formed the Fraser Valley Association of Pipeline Landowners (FVAPL) to stand up to Spectra. That opposition has delayed phase one of the pipeline replacement project and if work is not started by the end of July, Weilinger told the Times it would be delayed until 2014. Work cannot be done in the fall or winter because the ground is too wet and the machinery used causes too much soil damage. In his presentation to council, Weilinger outlined Spectra’s contribution to British Columbia’s economy, including payment of $145 million in taxes. Mitchell said his unhappy relationship with Spectra began in 2011 when an emergency dig was done on his corn fields. At that time, Mitchell told the company it was a bad time to do the work as it coincided with spring planting. Spectra came anyway, said they would be there for four days, yet stayed for 35 days leading to topsoil damage and missed planting. When asked to respond to Weilinger’s comments on Tuesday, Mitchell told the Times that because Spectra has an “application to certain lands” with the NEB, the FVAPL has referred the matter to its legal counsel and the group will be “vigorously defending [its] position.” “We are now awaiting a ruling from the NEB,” he said.

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Accused murderer surprised to learn victim was a female planned to leave to stay at a shelter. Frederickson said Planje left, only to return with a stick in his hand. That stick, admitted obert-Jan Planje died following a strug- as evidence, was around seven feet long, an gle for a stick he had used to strike Ste- inch in diameter. It appeared to have been ven Frederickson during an argument, stripped of its bark. “He started talking, and I didn’t understand Frederickson testified Tuesday during his what he was saying and he took a swipe at murder trial. Frederickson, 46, is accused of second- me,” Frederickson told the court. He said he degree murder in the December 2010 death fled to the kitchen, where Planje “took anothof Planje. With the Crown having rested its er swipe at me with the stick and he hit me on case, Frederickson took the stand in his own my hand and on my knee, both at the same defence Tuesday and told the court that he time—I was trying to protect myself. “It hurt. And he tried to hit me again, and never hit his 64-year-old roommate. Frederickson said Planje died shortly after this time I grabbed onto the stick with both the two men tumbled to the ground while of my hands and we struggled. I lost my balgrappling for the stick. Frederickson then ance—because of my knee that had been struck—and I fell onto my back and he came dragged Planje’s body outwith me.” side into the deceased man’s Freder ickson said he car, and dumped it on a forretrieved the stick, walked estry road near Hope. and I didn’t underoutside and threw it on the Frederickson—who is lawn. When he returned deaf and testified with the stand what he was inside, the two men started assistance of a sign lansaying and he took a to argue again. That led to guage translator—said he the two men hurling things swipe at me.” moved into Planje’s Ashwell across the room at each Road home in October of Steven Frederickson other. The conflict subsided, 2010 on the advice of a famresumed, then subsided ily member. While he said again, with Frederickson frehe did not know Planje prior to moving into the home, Frederickson said quently smoking crack to calm himself down. Frederickson testified that on one trip the two men got along fine until the morning through the house, he spotted Planje sitting of Planje’s death. The previous night, Frederickson said the on the floor with his head against the wall. two men spent an enjoyable evening watch- Planje was unresponsive and appeared to ing TV. Planje drank a glass of wine and have a hole in his right cheek. Frederickson said he tried to call 9-1-1, but smoked some pot. Frederickson, an addict, drank two bottles of wine and smoked “a lot” the phone in the house appeared to have been disconnected. When he returned to of crack cocaine, he told the court. He said that he woke up the next morn- Planje, the older man’s body was laying on ing in his underwear in Planje’s bed. The the floor. Planje appeared dead. Frederickson said he then panicked: the other man was gone. Frederickson said he was shocked and angry. He testified that he house was a mess and his blood was everywhere. He said his finger had been split open thought he “had been raped.” Frederickson said he confronted Planje when Planje had hit him with the stick. Fredwhen he returned home, sparking a day of erickson said he dragged Planje’s body into disputes that grew to include an argument the dead man’s car and drove to Hope, where over groceries. (The two men, both on wel- he dumped Planje on a forestry road after fare, alternated buying food). That afternoon, stripping him of his clothes. He then dumped those clothes in a Hope garbage bin. Planje called police. The next day, Frederickson was arrested Mounties tried to calm the situation by in Chilliwack. Following his arrest, his lawdetaining Frederickson for a couple hours. When Frederickson was released that eve- yer told him Planje was biologically female. ning, he returned to the Ashwell Road home. Frederickson said the news was surprising, Planje was gone. Frederickson said he went to because Planje looked very much like a man. Frederickson is one of two witnesses his bedroom to calm down and smoke some defence lawyer Ken Beatch plans on calling. crack. Frederickson said Planje soon returned, The second is expected to speak Thursday “barged” into his room, and handed him an about communication problems involving eviction notice. Frederickson crumpled the deaf people. First, though, Crown counsel will notice, threw it on the floor, and resumed have the chance to cross-examine Frederickwatching TV. He told the court that he didn’t son. The trial continues. fear eviction; after the suspected rape, he

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Chilliwack teen is recovering in hospital after sustaining serious burns while trying to build a model rocket. The 15-year-old boy and a friend were working on the project in a detached one-storey workshop in EB IRST the 51000 First reported on b l o c k o f chilliwacktimes.com N e v i n Road when the rocket ignited, according to fire officials. The boy sustained secondand third-degree burns to his face, hands and arms. He was airlifted to Vancouver General Hospital’s burn unit by an air ambulance. The other teen escaped uninjured. The accident sparked a “relatively minor fire,” but created a large amount of smoke in the workshop, according to assistant fire chief Ian Josephson.

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Men, women, children and dogs cooled off in Hicks Lake in Sasquatch Provincial Park on June 30.

More heat coming our way BY PAUL J. HENDERSON phenderson@chilliwacktimes.com

anada Day wasn’t just hot in Chilliwack, it was the hottest national birthday ever. The mercury hit 31.9 C on July 1, breaking the previous record for the day of 29.3 C in 1995. And while it was even hotter on Sunday at 33.7 C, that temperature fell short of the 33.9 C for June 30, 1995. (Chilliwack does not have an official Environment Canada weather station so these numbers are from Agassiz. Roger Pannett, the volunteer weather observer for Chilliwack, was unable to get data to the Times

before going to press.) Temperature records were broken across the province on July 1. At 40.5 C, Lytton was not only the hottest spot in B.C. but the hottest spot in Canada. The FraserValley has had a respite mid-week with temperatures in the mid-20s, but more hot weather is on the way. The forecast is for 26 C on Saturday, 30 C on Sunday, 31 C on Monday and all the way up to 32 C on Tuesday. With the hot weather, the Fraser Health Authority has warned residents to take precautions: stay hydrated; spend time in air-conditioned facilities; wear loose clothing; stay in the shade; wear sunscreen; and never leave children or pets alone in a parked car.

lans for a traffic light in front of the Chances Chilliwack casino hit a stop sign Tuesday as some members of city council don’t think it’s necessary. Council was set to make a decision on a contractor for the traffic signal installation project at the corner of Young Road and Olds Drive. Two tenders were received and staff recommended Fraser City Installations be given the contract for $266,760.46. But Coun. Ken Popove said he didn’t think the traffic in the area warranted it. “I don’t think there is need for a light there,” Popove said. “I’d like to see that money earmarked for Lickman.”

He added that on opening night traffic in the area was “a bit of a gong show,” but since then things have quieted down. T h e s t a f f re p o r t p re sented to council said that increased turning at the intersection “have necessitated the installation of a traffic signal.” Manager of transportation Rod Sanderson said the need was identified in 2010 during budget deliberations. He added that the issue was one of safety and access, and there had been complaints from the gaming centre. Coun. Chuck Stam also suggested the intersection might not be the top priority for a new traffic light. “I don’t see lineups of traffic waiting to get on Young,” Stam said. “Is there not a higher priority for 2013?” Mayor Sharon Gaetz suggested that a church is relocating right behind Chances, which may further add to the traffic. In the end, council decided to send the matter back to staff to see if there are other intersections that might be a higher priority for a new traffic light.

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t’s clear from last week’s effort that Christy Clark needs help writing Throne Speeches. It’s not that she’s not good at it. on the contrary, she’s too good at it. Indeed, all of our premiers—and prime ministers—have been far too studious in developing the art of putting words in the Crown’s mouth. Theirs is the clever art of telling the truth without being honest. But their timing is off a bit. The point of a Throne Speech is to provide an accounting of the current state of affairs of the province (or country), and to set an outline for how to go forward, indicating what will be done to improve what is already good, and what measures will be taken to fix —or at least mitigate—what is bad. It is not actually the role of government to obfuscate, confuse, prevaricate, or slow-dance with the truth in a Throne Speech. The popularity of the current political buzzword “transparency” (which, incidentally, is not quite the same as “invisibility”) has been seriously misused and abused. Like many other political leaders throughout Canada these days, Premier Christy, judging from last week’s performance, appears to have missed the difference between Throne speechifying after an election (PETS - post-election Throne Speech) and just before an election (PEBS - pre-election BS). Actually, the difference isn’t

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Be Our Guest really all that subtle. A PETS written when the next election is years away, as opposed to weeks away in the case of a PEBS, can be much more honest. Politicians these days appear to have lost sight of Abraham Lincoln’s truism, which (loosely translated from American to English) states, “It’s OK to fool all of the people some of the time, but don’t try to fool them all of the time.” Politicians need to rediscover some of the benefits of honesty— used carefully, of course. Consequent to Lincoln’s Law of Fools, we can derive the following corollary: a PETS, unlike a PEBS, should contain at least some honesty. Christy missed that boat last week, but the moral character of a person is not weighed by mistakes made, but by the lessons learned from those mistakes. A good PETS, unlike a good PEBS, needn’t lull the plebes into a false sense of security. You don’t need their votes, and with more than a week to think about what the Lieutenant Governor has said on your behalf, it will be forgotten

by the time it takes to say, “Just you wait until the next election!” And here’s the best part: Canadians love honesty so much that they don’t care what it is. In fact, scaring people a bit with an honesty-laced PETS will help to keep them in line. So in a PETS (but not a PEBS, god forbid!) go ahead and tell them to forget any promises you made during the election campaign based on the BS part of your earlier PEBS. Admit that all your election promises were nonsense. People will, despite themselves, feel warm and fuzzy that you’ve turned honest, and it will instill new hope for a better future. (This works in your PETS whether you’ve been re-elected, or have been elected to replace the bozos who authored the PEBS.) Ensure that they understand that, in any case, things have changed dramatically in the past weeks since the election, and even if you meant your promises at the time, they are no longer applicable anyway. Tell them the economy has gone to hell in a hand-basket, but not to worry, the people who really matter won’t suffer. You don’t have to say who “the people who really matter” are. They’ll figure that out when you present your budget. ◗ Bob Groeneveld is editor of the AbbotsfordTimes.

be easy. Buried within the new throne speech and budget this week was the news that it was time, yet again, to rein in government spending. First, $30 million has to be cut from government spending this year. According to the Vancouver Sun, that will save the average family a whopping $42. But next April, Bennett has to slice $100 million out of the provincial budget. That’s on top of the hiring freezes, wage freezes, red-tape cutting, budget-slashing, and general cost cutting that has already been done over the past 12 years in B.C. Bennett boldly declared “it can be done” in regards to his new mandate. He’s also promised (as does every government, and indeed every carbon-based life form that has ever considered running for office in Canada) to protect key social services like health and education. How, exactly, does that work? It’s not that we want to see government spending skyrocket. No one wants to see any government start building, just to pick a couple of examples at random, a giant stadium upgrade for the benefit of millionaires, or a fleet of ill-designed ferries. But after a while, you start to wonder if there’s any fat left to cut. You have to actually pay the people who work for the government. You have to actually buy stuff to build roads and hospitals and schools. You cannot get away from the fundamental fact that it costs money to have a civilized society. We hope that those in Victoria know that after a while, you have to take a break from cutting. Sometimes, you want to cut taxes. But sometimes you have to raise them. Sometimes you can privatize things, but some things are too valuable to be left to the whims of the profit-driven private sector. So cut, but please, stop before you hit the bone.

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Letters

And the Oscar goes to . . . Cottonwood 4 Cinemas

Editor: This short letter is to praise the Cottonwood 4 Cinemas as well as the owners, the Raynors, for their incredible dedication to those adults with intellectual disabilities who have been provided free movies every month for years (Chilliwack Times, Page 1, “A reel special day.”) What an incredible service to the community and the people of the community who are often overlooked. It is sad that small privately owned businesses like this in our city of Chilliwack can outdo large corporations with relative ease. I am proud to be a new Chilliwack resident and encourage more of our residents to support Cottonwood 4 Cinemas and the Raynors with their business. They may not have AVX or other fancy technical advances or the glamorous lighting, but they do have the best thing of all—heart. Glenn D. Froese Chilliwack

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ICBC could help with a special rate Editor: Re: Local transit system can be improved. I agree with Hailey O’Brien that the local bus system can be improved, and it has to an extented. There is a way to get involved in the new routes and early/late system they propose to implement within the next few years at

transitbc.com/transitfuture/chilliwack_getinvolved.cfm. Click on the link called ‘Online survey.’ Fewer cars on the road is better for the environment, but here’s my dilemma. If the service is early and late enough to get back and forth to work on time, and on a route that doesn’t require me walking two miles, I would ditch my car. This would only save me gas money though, as I still have to pay insurance and repairs on a car that just sits there. Living in the expansive

FraserValley, I would still need to have a car insured to get out of town. To take my car off the road completely, or to see any great financial savings could only be done if ICBC had a lower insurance rate, for example, for driving on weekends only. The fees are too great to remove and add insurance to a vehicle on a whim. Julie Bishop Chilliwack

Urge our MP to stop illegal spying Editor: I must voice my disappointment with our local MP, Mark Strahl. He remains focused on the issue of local legal marijuana grow-ops during a time when laws protecting our personal privacy are being casually and routinely violated. The latest “Have Your Say!” from Mr. Strahl’s office asks us to consider the moves his government is making

to remove legal grow-ops from residential areas. This is an important local issue, but we heard about it in the papers and it’s old news. Meanwhile, Parliamentary debate carries on about whether it is reasonable that there is a system, already in place and already in use, that spies on Canadians outside of the law. And yet, I hear no statements that are asking the voters about this issue. I hear no statements that recommend prosecuting those who have clearly broken existing laws. And, I hear no discussion, advice, or request for comments coming from our MP. I urge all voters to contact Mr Strahl, mark.strahl@parl.gc.ca . Request information on the issue of privacy violations regarding surveillance of electronic communication. Please urge him to move to prosecute those who are illegally spying on Canadians, and to get the government out of our personal communications. Gary Raddysh Chilliwack

Prize book has a few new class additions

Quail eggs and other coloured t’s time to fluff your Dorsets and round up your Belgian Beardeds eggs will get a little more attention because the prize book for the with new classes, and there is also a new photography class for images 141th Annual Chilliwack Fair is out. Whether you quilt a quality sashi- of machinery and vehicles, like old ko or breed a better Polish frizzle, the cars, tractors or farm equipment. fair at Heritage Park Aug. 9 to 10 is The prize for the fair’s best scarethe place to show off your skills. crow has been upped to a $50, and The new prize book includes winners in art classes will also take 1,800 classes in everything from home more valuable gift certificates. kohlrabi to crocheting and phlox to Big changes are also afoot for the photography for popular old-fashcompetitors of all ioned pie-baking “It’s pretty cool to ages—preschool to contest, which will senior. feature fruit fillings come to the fair With first prize of all kinds, instead and see yourself on for the home and of only apple as in display, especially if g a rd e n c l a s s e s years gone by. usually only about “ We’v e d o n e you’ve placed well.” $5, the focus is apple for a few more on fun than Brett McCallum years now,” McCalcutthroat competilum said, “and by tion. changing it up we “It’s just for people to see how figured we’d get some new people their vegetables size up against other coming in. people, see if their carrot is as good Though he didn’t personally make as they think it is compared to every- the call on the contest, which is one else,” fair events co-ordinator judged by a celebrity panel every Brett McCallum told the Times. “It’s year, he admitted it won’t be an pretty cool to come to the fair and unwelcome change for him. see yourself on display, especially if “And I’m a berry pie person first, so it works for me too,” he said. you’ve placed well.” There are a few new additions to ◗ The 2013 Chilliwack Fair prize this year’s prize book. Quilting enthusiasts will enjoy a book is available at local businesses, revamped quilting section that now including the Chilliwack Times. For includes classes for industrial long- more information, visit www.chilliwackfair.com or call 604-824-8191. arm projects.

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Faith Today

We have to be agents of hope in this world BY REV. WILLEM H. VAN DE WALL Cooke’s Presbyterian

o one can live without hope. Hope is defined by Wikipedia as: “A feeling of expectation and desire for a certain thing to happen.” The reality in the world we live is that thousands of people are still waiting for that certain thing to happen. For some it’s that peace will come to their country and that they don’t have to raise their children in a war zone. For others it’s that there will be a cure for a disease they have been carrying for years. There are those who wait to be

loved—like street children in every country in the world who wait for someone to come and take them home. As you read this article you might have a situation in your life that brings you to the question: “How can I find hope for tomorrow?” The prophet Isaiah was asked the same question over and over again when the Israelites were in exile in Babylon. They waited to return to their home country which was in ruins. In that time Isaiah told them “. . . those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and

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not be faint.” Isaiah turned to the people of Israel in a time when everything was lost and asked, “Have you given God a chance to change your situation?” And then he told them that God was the only one in the whole world who had understanding for what they experienced. And the promised hope became reality. God’s people took again possession of their land; their city and God’s temple were rebuilt. There is a strong message to all people on the face of the earth in the year 2013: “Put your hope in God; He will take you from any helpless situation to a place of victory.” But then we have to

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know that the hope God gives is sometimes different from what we expect. That truth Joni Eareckson, an Olympic gymnast, who broke her neck in a diving accident experienced firsthand. As she laid in her hospital bed, she prayed to God to make her walk again. It never happened and after months she came to the conclusion that God gave her hope in a far better way than just giving her back the use of her legs. It was an inner peace and hope she received. After Joni Eareckson came to that wonderful place in her life, she made it her mission in life to share God’s hope and peace with others. Can we all appreciate what dif-

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pectators will have a prime view this year as British Columbia’s best golfers tee-off at the longrunning Chilliwack Men’s Open this weekend at Chilliwack Golf Club. More than 200 professional and amateur golfers will hit the links for the Vancouver Golf Tour event. And with a new grandstand, beer garden and barbecue stand at the tricky 15th green, golf fans will be able to cheer on the local Chilliwack pros battling for a cash purse. The club hopes to make the hole—a risky par-four that’s reachable with a big drive—Chilliwack’s own version of the 16th hole at the Phoenix Open PGA Tour event. Local Chilliwack Golf Club teaching and playing professional Brad Clapp, who is hot off a record setting season and current PGA of

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Stronger offensive line means better run game Training camp starts this weekend for rejuvenated football club

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e-branded and rejuvenated, the Valley Huskers will kick off their 2013 training camp this weekend at Townsend Park. There is a sense among team boosters that after ending a three-year winless skid in their final game last year, the junior football club has turned a corner during head coach Tyson St. James’s SEE SCHEDULE first full spring in charge. After meeting with his players on Friday, St. James will get his first look Saturday at whether eight months worth of recruiting will bear fruit on the field. Early vibes are good after a spring camp stocked with big, fast athletes. But uncertainty will still linger until this weekend, when St. James hopes to see those same players put pen to paper and sign on for a full year of junior football. “You don’t really know until Friday night, until everybody’s registered,” St. James told the Times. But the coach has good reason to be excit-

ed, especially considering the growth of the Huskers’ organization and billeting program. “A lot of people have stepped up in a lot of different ways to make this happen,” St. James said. “There are so many good things going on.” The Huskers have also bolstered their coaching staff, and St. James said he hopes his team will bring a new offensive philosophy to the field. But again, it depends on the players. “You run what you can based on how you do recruiting,” he said. Three days before players started arriving, St. James was placing many of his high hopes on having an offensive line that can control the line of scrimmage this year. Without a strong line, he said “you’re just under pressure all the time [and] that’s not a great place layar to be.” A better line, he said, “allows you to run the ball more effectively; it allows you to get more protection so your quarterback has some time to make some reads. “They really are the core to the team.” With the field at Exhibition Stadium dug up to make way for the installation of turf this summer, the Huskers will hold their training camp on Townsend Park’s turf field. The team will host a scrimmage July 20 against Langley before kicking off the season July 27 in Kelowna. ◗ The club’s first home game is Aug. 3 at Townsend Park.

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h e C h i l l i w a c k No Ballerz women’s cricket team put in a strong effort but couldn’t overcome some of Western Canada’s best cricket teams at last weekend’s fourth annual Western Canadian Championships in West Vancouer. Opposition for the tournament consisted of teams from Edmonton and Calgary along with hosts West Vancouver and favourites Victorias’s Wicket Maidens, who have run a women’s cricket program for over 15 years. The Chilliwack women finished fifth of the five teams. On the first day, the NoBallerz played Edmonton in a close-fought match. Chasing 85 to win from 20 overs, the No Ballerz slumped to 23-7 before Captain Jen Gafka and rookie Thalea Loewen combined to score an unbeaten partnership of 45 for the last wicket. On day two the No Ballerz faced eventual finalists

Calgary and battled hard against a team that included Canadian representative Jenna Bartholomew, who scored 45 not out, anchoring the total of 98 from 20 overs. In reply, Chilliwack managed

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hilliwack’s NWO Roller Girls adult squad claimed an easy victory in their first home bout of the 2013 season Saturday at the Landing Sports Centre. NWO beat the Harbour City Rollers 247 to 101, with NWO’s coach proclaiming that “every player did their part and stepped up; it was a real team effort. They played like the wolf pack they are, strong and aggressive.” The match was the second part of the club’s Summer of Slam roller derby doubleheader,

which also featured the NWO Honey Badgers junior team. The juniors didn’t fare as well as the senior club and fell 327 to 233 to the Nanaimo Candy Crushers. The NWO Roller Girls and the Harbour City Rollers will meet again in August in Nanaimo. NWO’s next home match is Aug. 10 against the Sunshine Coast Roller Girls. The club will also host a car wash July 6 at Husky. For more information visit www.nworollergirls.com.

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West Vancouver’s Laura Wong shot a score of 70 to finish first among golfers aged 10 to 12. Mission’s Brian Dale shot 80 to finish second. Abbotsford’s Tyson Dyck recorded a score of 68 to win the nine-and-under class. Chilliwack’s Adam Knodel finished second, while Zak Dekany claimed third. The tour continues this week and next. Golfers are at Fraser Glen T h u r s d a y, C h e a m G o l f Course Friday and Valley Golf Course next Tuesday. Registration is at 11 a.m., with tee off slated for noon. The invitation-only championship tournament at The Falls will take place next Thursday.

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Gravel removal “If a dike were to be breached in Rosedale, you’d feel it in Sumas and Bellingham,” he said. And while all four mayors agreed something preventative needs to be done and millions of dollars need to be spent, they did not have a specific road map as to how this should happen. What they did agree upon is that there has to be increased communication between municipalities and other levels of government. The City of Chilliwack’s manager of flood protection and infrastructure Tara Friesen attended the meeting Wednesday and later issued a backgrounder on the city’s flood mitigation measures. “The City of Chilliwack remains pro-active in its approach to flood mitigation management and strives to work with the surrounding communities and the provincial and federal governments as part of this strategic approach,” the backgrounder said. Over the past decade, the city has completed $9 million in dike upgrades and most recently the city has been approved for a $2.3 million dike upgrade project on Young Road. “Unfortunately, the current provincialfederal flood protection program is heavily oversubscribed and has not been adequate to cover all of the required flood mitigation works in the province,” according to the city backgrounder. “It also doesn’t fund engineering studies, which are key components of flood mitigation programs.”

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St. Mary’s students sit beneath works of student art that will soon grace stairwells at hospitals throughout the Fraser Health region.

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At Chilliwack General, officials enlisted the help of kids from Bernard and St. Mary’s elementary schools to create art for stair-goers to peruse. rt from two Chilliwack Fraser Health senior managers liked elementary schools will soon the idea so much they are now going adorn stairwells in hospitals to enlarge and laminate the students’ from Burnaby to Hope. colourful artworks and put them up It’s all part of a Fraser Health in hospital stairwells Authority initiative across the health called Stairway to authority. Health designed to SEE MORE PHOTOS layar “It’s just the neatest promote healthy livthing,” CGH access ing in the region by co-ordinator Terry Hilencouraging people to debrant said. use the stairs. She invited the Grade 2 and 3 stuEach of Fraser Health’s 12 hospitals dents to the hospital Tuesday afterwas tasked in November with genernoon for juice and cookies as a thank ating an idea to make the taking the you for their help. stairs more appealing.

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Showtime British Pub Nights Chilliwack Players Guild’s popular British Pub Nights. continue with three more shows running July 4 to 6. This year’s show is called A Bit of the Other and features both new and well-known faces to Chilliwack audiences. Beer and wine will be sold in a pub atmosphere. Bar opens at 6:30 p.m. before the show starts. For tickets call the Chilliwack Cultural Centre box office at 604-391-SHOW (7469), visit in person or purchase online at www.chilliwackculturalcentre.ca. Harrison festival

The 35th annual Harrison Festival of the Arts runs July 6 to 14 with an opening night concert July 5. For tickets to any of the evening concerts or more information on the entire festival, visit www.harrisonfestival.com or call the office at 604-796-3664.

July at Branch 4 Branch 4 of the Royal Canadian Legion has special events scheduled this month: July 4, U.S. Independence Day dropin Dixie darts; free bingo every Sunday; steak barbecue every Monday at 5:30 p.m. for $6; and meat draws Fridays and Saturdays. Concerts in the Park The Hope and District Arts Council presents Saturday Concerts in the Park running July 6 to Aug. 24. First weekend, July 6, features Chawathil Blessing, No Time Flat and M’Girl. Time is noon to 2 p.m. at the bandshell at Memorial Park in Hope. Market in the Park

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Cultural Centre Gallery running until July 20 is Abstract in Action, paintings by Vancouver artist Nasser Ghaderi. Ghaderi arrived at painting as a new career from a background in film and poetry. He discovered that painting matched his sense of energy and expressionism and provided an outlet for his desire to produce original, creative and spontaneous images. The gallery at the Centre at 9201 Corbould St. is open Wednesday to Saturday noon to 5 p.m.

Joseph Secondary Characters announces its fourth annual summer musical: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. From the company that brought you The Sound of Music in July 2012, this Biblical saga, by the renowned Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyricist Tim Rice, returns to Chilliwack July 24 to Aug. 4. Tickets range from $12 to $20 and are available at the Chilliwack Cultural Centre, 604-391-SHOW (7469) or online at www.chilliwackculturalcentre.ca. There will be a special Joseph Sing-Along on July 31 where all adults pay the student price. Back to the Garden The next show at the Chilliwack Art Gallery at the Cul-

tural Centre is the Chilliwack Visual Artists Association group exhibition Back to the Garden, running July 25 to Sept. 7. This is a spectacular display of artwork in all media depicting the artists’ own interpretation of the theme. With many new members participating, this exhibit promises to be as diverse and exciting as any CVAA members group show. There will be a reception July 27 from 1 to 3 p.m.

Photo contest The Friends of the Library Photo Contest is back for its eighth year so break out the camera and start snapping. There is no entry fee for the contest and all photos must have been taken in the Fraser Valley between September 2012 and August 2013. There are two categories: seasonal/places and people/animals. Entries will be received until 5 p.m. Aug. 10. Full information and rules will be printed on the entry forms available June 10 at the Chilliwack, Sardis and Yarrow Libraries. Heron Reserve camps

July and August are exciting months at the Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve. Kids aged five to 12 are invited to sign up for summer camps and family art workshops.

Saturday Market in the Park at Main Beach at Cultus Lake (beside Giggle Ridge) runs Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with entertainment at 11 a.m. Vendors are selling all kinds of things: crafts, essential oils, household items, fresh baking and more.

Nazareth Rock.It Boy Entertainment present Nazareth on July 8 at the Chilliwack Cultural Centre. Tickets are $54.50 (plus facility fee and service charges) available at the Centre Box Office. Charge by phone at 604-391-SHOW (7469) or online at www.chilliwackculturalcentre.ca. Peggy Stel

The Penticton artist Peggy Stel exhibit Pieces Within is on now at the Chilliwack Museum until July 18. Stel’s work is influenced by artists such as Daphne Odjik, Bill Reid and Vincent van Gogh. Further information can be obtained by calling the museum at 604-795-5210.

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July at Branch 280 Branch 280 of the Royal Canadian Legion has special events scheduled this month. Dance from 7 to 11 p.m. with Bob Marlowe, July 5 and 6; Rebar, July 12 and 13; Lounge Hounds, July 19 and 20. There will be an acoustic jam session with Borderline on July 26 and a dinner show with Cooper Ron Boudreau on July 27, tickets are $15 at the bar. Chorus sings Starting in May, the Chilliwack Harmony Chorus will meet Wednesdays at 7 p.m. at the Christ Lutheran Church, at 9460 Charles St. The chorus is looking for all singers, men and women, who enjoy four-part harmony, barbershop style. Contact 604-795-5682 for more info. Acoustic jams Country acoustic jam sessions every Saturday at the Chilliwack Seniors Recreation Centre, located at 9400 College St. from 7 to 11 p.m. All musicians and friends are welcome. Bring your own instrument. Members $3 and non-members $5. For further information contact Rod or Marnie 604-792-1168.

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Sept 30, 1927 - June 29 2013 Dad was born in North Battleford, Saskatchewan to Eva Lambier and Heber Fitzgerald. He was predeceased by his son Teryl John in May of 2011, his son-in-law Glenn Ingram, brothers Clifford and Wayne and his sister Frances Filax. He is survived by his beloved wife Mary. His daughters Diane (Jim), Jeanne, Pauline (Lorence), Iona (Art), Wynne (Mark) and Kelly (Tom) his sons Pat (Gerri), Ken (Karen) and Dale (Geninne) and his brother Floyd. 22 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Prayers and viewing Sunday July 7 at 7:00 PM. Funeral Mass at 11:00 AM Monday July 8, 2013 at St. Mary’s Catholic Church 8909 Mary Street Chilliwack. In lieu of flowers donations to a charity of your choice. McLean’s Funeral Services 604-847-3477

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It is with great sadness that we announce the sudden passing of our brother, friend and Uncle John Mair, on Thursday, June 27 at Royal Columbian Hospital at the age of 83. John was born in Cambruslang, Scotland in 1930 and emigrated to Canada in 1960. He is survived by his two brothers, Dave and George and his sister Margaret (Scotland). Also his nephews Chuck Mair, Graham and Grant McEwen, Ian and Stuart McFarlane, his great nephew Scott McFarlane and many nieces and grand nieces. John was a member of the Plumbers and Pipeﬁtters Union Local #170 for 53 years. He was a well known “Sports Fisherman” and will be sadly missed by all at the Big “M” where he enjoyed his morning coffee for many years. The family wishes to thank the hospital staff at RCH as well as the paramedics who attended to care for John in his time of need. There will be no service by John’s request.

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3 BR = 11/2 Baths - 2 Levels 1,100 sq.ft. and a fenced back yard For more info call Mike at 604-792-8317 or 1-877-515-6696 or Email: wb@raamco.ca WOODBINE TOWNHOUSES 9252 Hazel St. Chilliwack. BC Move-In Incentive! Our Gated 5 acre Complex is Quiet and Family-Oriented.

CHWK at the Vibe. Beautiful DELUXE gr flr 2 BR, 2 bath, 6 appls, 900sf, gated 2 prkg, Mtn view. NS/NP. Avail Aug 1. $875. Ref. 1-604-861-6303

6515

Duplexes - Rent

2 BDRM top flr in Chwk, fresh paint wall to wall carpets, $ 970/ incl util avail now refs req’d n/p. Ph 604-942-9691 or 604-818-1457 9038 Garden Dr

6540

Houses - Rent

1 BDRM 504 sq ft Carriage home/ suite (Garrison Village). Quiet & safe location, Incl: heat, power, water, basic cable, waste pick-up, laundry & kitchen equip. $800/mo. Avail July 1. No pets. D/D req’d - $400.00. Ph Denis at 604-824-1902 or 604-798-0217 2 BDRM rancher 3 appl incl, no w/d, close to ament., lge garage & yard. N/s, small pet ok, $1150/m, avail Aug 1. Ph 604-807-2147 3 BDRM house $925/m Downtown Chwk. Ph 604-792-0232 3 BDRM LARGE home downtown area $1100/m. Ph 604-792-0232

6600

Storage

1000 SF Storage$300/m - Cars, furniture , business clean dry and secure. Ph 604-792-5063

6602

Suites/Partial Houses

3 BDRM, 1st Month Free!! 1400sf bsmt ste, 5 appl, n/s, $1150/mo incl utils. Aug 1. 604-807-2290

6615

Wanted To Rent

Space Wanted to Rent for Covered Motor Home Storage, 50x10 with 14ft door, w/30amp serv. 604-921-4086 lv msg

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2. ZONING BYLAW AMENDMENT BYLAW 2013, No. 3943 (RZ000802) Location: 8437 Cessna Drive Owner: Friedeman Reichwald, Sarah Reichwald and Heidi Reichwald Purpose: To rezone the subject property, as shown on the map below, from an R1-A (One Family Residential) Zone to an R3 (Small Lot One Family Residential) Zone to facilitate a 3 lot subdivision. Location Map:

Refer to the Home Services section for all your needs.

6508

Apt/Condos

HOUSE RENTALS 604-793-2200

1 bdrm 2 level Twnhse, 650 sq. ft., F/S – $575 1 bdrm Agassiz F/S, coin laundry – $500 1 bdrm apt F/S, heat incl – $550 1 bdrm suite F/S, newly reno’d, incl util – $650 1 bdrm+den Modular, 45+ complex, Sardis – $850 2 bdrm apt Heat incl, in town, F/S – $700 2 bdrm+den condo 6 appl, 1 blk to hosp – $1100 2 bdrm apt F/S, heat incl – $650 2 bdrm condo F/S, Sardis – $750 2 bdrm apt F/S, w/d, gas f/p – $750 2 bdrm condo 6 appl, 2 baths – $850 3 bdrm suite F/S, utilities incl – $1200 3 bdrm condo 2 bath, 6 appl, close to hosp – $1295 4 bdrm house 5 appl., garage, Sardis – $1400 4 bdrm heritage F/S, D/W, 2 baths – $1300 ...........

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Persons who deem that their interest in the properties is affected by these proposed amendment bylaws will have an opportunity to be heard at the Public Hearing or, if you are unable to attend, you may provide a written submission, including your full name and address, to the City Clerk’s Office no later than 4:00 p.m. on the date of the Public Hearing. All submissions will be recorded and form part of the official record of the Hearing. These proposed bylaws may be inspected between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding holidays, from Wednesday, July 3, 2013 to Tuesday, July 16, 2013, both inclusive, in the Office of the City Clerk at City Hall, 8550 Young Road, Chilliwack, BC. Please direct your enquiries to our Planning & Strategic Initiatives Department at 604-793-2906. Please note that no further information or submissions can be considered by Council after the conclusion of the Public Hearing. Delcy Wells, CMC City Clerk

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9125

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6008-02

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9160

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PARTIAL OCEAN view, 920sf 2br+den 2ba quiet condo, kids, pets ok. $309,000 778-294-2275 see uSELLaHOME.com id5575

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6052

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NEW SRI 1152 sf, 3 BR, dbl wide $81,977. New 14 wide $64,977, 2 BR, 1 bath. Repossessions 1974-2007. Call 604-830-1960

6065

1996 FORD Mustang, black with grey interior,45,000 kms – original owner, 6 cyl., auto; AC; pw; pl; 10 disc CD changer. Excellent condition. $8,995. Call 604-671-5135

9522

6035

LANGLEY RENOD sxs duplex +1/2ac lot, rental income $2,300 /month $489,900 604-807-6565 see uSELLaHOME.com id3186

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6008-42

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6030

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6020-34

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6008-06

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8255

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