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the members of the Boundary-Similkameen and I’m a little bit hurt,” Slater told the Grand Forks Gazette. “But they made their decision and they’ll have to live with it.” Slater said he is undecided if he’ll run again in May’s provincial election but will sit as an independent until then. “I haven’t quite thought that through,” he said when asked if he would run again. “I’ll keep working in my riding. There’s still stuff to be done. How effective I’m going to be is a big question. If they’re shunning me and they’re not going to give my riding any money, that’s bad.” Slater is also disappointed that the party waited until now to inform him of its decision not to endorse him. “They could’ve told me in September that they

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Legal bill questioned Concern about breach of confidentiality

Greenwood Mayor Nipper Kettle sought legal advice late last year in what he believed to be a breach of confidentiality by another member of council. The matter came to light on Monday night when Councillor Darla Ashton raised a question about a cheque for legal services for $600.82. The reason listed for the payment was “legal services requested by the mayor.” “There was an issue about a breach of confidentiality and I asked for a legal opinion on it,” said Kettle in response to Aston’s query. Kettle added he was acting to protect the community. The alleged breach occurred when in camera information was given out to council three or four days before a scheduled meeting. Apparently Councillor Barry Noll contacted the proponent before the meeting. He later reported the conversation to council. According to Kettle the lawyer’s reply involved a technicality.

“The lawyers’ report said it [the agenda item] did not qualify for an in camera meeting. But it was put out on confidential paper.” The argument goes back to comments made by Kettle at the November 26, 2012 meeting when he stated he didn’t feel he could trust Noll. Noll has since asked twice for an apology. Kettle has stated he didn’t agree that he needed to apologize. “Your worship – you know in the interest of the cohesion of this council I am going to tell you something,” said Ashton. However, before she could finish, Kettle cut her off. “Okay I will offer you my apology for my outburst in a little bit of heated debate,” he said. After the meeting Kettle said the matter was closed that no other actions were ongoing. Council scheduled an in camera meeting for Tuesday to clear the air, but details of that meeting were unavailable at press time.

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Feist first order of business

Village of Midway council’s first meeting of the year began with the swearing in of Penny Feist as director of corporate administrative services, chief administrative officer and director of financial administrative services. *** The Kettle Valley Racing Association (KVRA) sent a letter requesting use of the airport runway for the 4th Annual Snowmobile Drag Race, scheduled for Feb. 2. The letter noted that last year the event attracted a crowd of over 150 people with some 40 entrants in six racing classes. Supported by over 50 sponsors, the race was able to award over $1,200 in prize money in 2012. Organizers also received permission to use the electronic bulletin board at the library to advertise the event and put out a call for volunteers for help on race day. The village also granted permission for race organizers to use the village generator for the day. *** John Coburn, co-ordinator of West Boundary Road Rescue (WBRR), came to council asking their help in getting dispatch policy amended such that road rescue would be sent out on all motor vehicle incidents (MVI). Coburn made himself available at the meeting to answer questions that council might have about a letter he had sent to Regional District of Kootenay Boundary Regional Fire Chief Terry Martin. The letter cited an accident that WBRR was called to in Kettle Valley on Dec. 14, 2012. Coburn was concerned that the road rescue unit had been called out “some 38 minutes after the Midway Volunteer Fire Department and perhaps 60 minutes after BCAS and RCMP.” Upon arriving at the scene, WBRR set one member on flagging duty to control traffic while the remainder of the crew assisted with moving the patient from the field to the ambulance. Coburn asked council’s help in ensuring that road rescue is called out for every MVI in the assigned territory. “We do more than extrication,” Coburn told council. “We make sure the scene is safe.” Mayor Randy Kappes and council were in agreement that the topic would be raised with Regional District of Kootenay Boundary (RDKB)

emergency services staff at a meeting later in the week. It was suggested that there also be a meeting involving RCMP, ambulance and fire to get their input on protocol and procedure that should be in place. Kappes asked Coburn to keep council informed if he heard any more from those he had written to. *** With the recent awarding of a new contract for the regional district’s animal control officer, it has come to pass that the village no longer has its own animal control officer. In recent years the service in Midway was provided through a private contract between RDKB animal control officer Craig Caruso and the village; however, when a new individual won the contract with the regional district, Midway was not included because they are not officially part of the regional district service. Administrator Penny Feist said she was working with the regional district to determine the costs for the village to opt into the animal control service. Another option would be to again contract privately with the RDKB animal control officer. It is expected that the issue will be before council again at their Jan. 21 meeting. In the meantime the village is asking all residents to be in compliance with the dog control bylaw. *** Councillor Darrin Metcalfe had missed the previous meeting and told council he was disappointed with the airport hanger renovation decision they had made in his absence. “We’re all about trying to save money and do things properly. I don’t see the reason why we should have taken the higher quote for $2,600 more,” said Metcalfe. The contract was awarded to a Midway resident over a contractor from the Okanagan. “I wasn’t here to vote on that but I just think that was crazy. But that’s what happens when you miss a meeting.” *** Councillor Marguerite Rotvold reported she has been appointed chair of the Boundary Economic Development Committee, with Greenwood Councillor Barry Noll as vice-chair.

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Boundary Creek Times Thursday, January 17, 2013

Race Trac Gas adds Corner Deli

Greenwood Race Trac Gas has opened a new hot food bar in the store. Gerry and Christi Shaw, both born and raised in the Boundary, bought the business in 2000. In the last 12 years they have grown and developed their business. Greenwood Race Trac Gas offers fuel, propane, groceries, confectionary, U-Haul, auto repairs by a certified mechanic, metal recycling and auto-wrecking. The business employs 10 people from the area. Their most recent addition is their Corner Deli, selling everything from homemade soup to fresh baked pizza. “Gas stations are now offering hot food so we thought we’d follow suit,” offered Christi. “Gerry has always wanted to work in the food industry (a restaurant). So finally, he has his opportunity.” “We’ve been working on this for a little over five years,” explained Gerry. They started the transition by adding a wellstocked grocery section offering a wide selection of grocery items including fresh produce and a great selection of frozen foods. “Part of the plan was to offer a hot food menu,” Gerry said. “But time and funds were a factor. But finally, we have got it up and running!’ The couple make a good partnership. Gerry refers to Christi as the brains and the boss of the outfit. “She does all the planning and makes sure everything runs smoothly,” he said. Although she has a background in administration, she enjoys working with the public. She is a people person. Gerry is the main cook, preparing home-made soups with fresh baked buns and biscuits, fresh deli sandwiches, and pizza. Chicken wings, dry ribs, hot dogs, egg rolls and chicken pot pies are also available. The menu continues to develop as they find out what people really enjoy. Currently pizza is available by the slice, but they hope to offer whole pizzas to be enjoyed onsite or as take-out in the near future. They have a seating capacity for 20 patrons. Since putting in the tables they have become a regular morning coffee spot for several Greenwood residents. To help serve

that morning crowd they offer breakfast burritos, burgers and wraps, as well as bagels with cream cheese – toasted if you like. Their two teenage children are now old enough to work, and have joined the family business working in different areas as they are able. Race Trac Gas also contributes to its local community. Gerry has coached kids sports ever since their kids have been old enough to play, baseball, soccer and hockey. Christi assists him in any way needed. They have a collection bin for bottles and cans at Race Trac Gas. The proceeds go to Greenwood Youth Sports for such things as equipment and registration fees for kids. Christi said they have become Greenwood’s “Pit Stop for Groceries and More”. You can find them in the phone book under Greenwood Race Trac at 250-445-9911. Hours of operation are from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. during the winter and in the summer they are open until 9 p.m. “Planning and preparation is huge for us because it’s all new,” said Gerry. “So we’ve got to try it, make sure it works, and then put it in our plan.” “We want to succeed, so little bit by little bit is how we will get there,” Christi agreed. Christie and Gerry Shaw invite everyone to stop by and check out their new Corner Deli.

SD51 promotes Lacey to director KARL YU Grand Forks Gazette Editor

Doug Lacey has been promoted to School District 51’s (SD51) director of learning. Lacey, currently principal of Hutton Elementary School in Grand Forks, will assume his new post effective July 1. “I am looking forward to the challenge of moving our district forward as director of learning,” Lacey told The Gazette. “As a member of the senior leadership team, I am excited to work with the staff, administrators, parents, and interested community organizations and members of each school in SD51 and with school board

staff and our school district trustees.” Lacey represents the second administrator from SD51 that has been promoted, with Perley Elementary principal Kevin Argue succeeding superintendent Michael Strukoff at the same time Lacey assumes his new position. “The board is very pleased to welcome Doug Lacey to our senior management team,” explained SD51 board chair Teresa Rezansoff in an email. “We are proud to have been able to promote from within our existing rank of administrators.” Lacey will continue as Hutton principal until June 30. He was also the principal of Christina Lake Elementary previously.

DOUG LACEY

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for you and your partner. If you’re buying a home, think about the advantages of purchasing life insurance, rather than mortgage insurance. Since you’re just starting on your journey through life together, it is important that you head in the right financial direction from the start. Raising a Family If and when children enter the picture, your financial priorities change again. It’s more important than ever to maintain a strong financial plan through these formative years to help keep your financial future bright. You’ll need to ensure your life insurance plan continues to meet the needs of you and your family, and that your beneficiary information is up to date. If you haven’t investigated Long Term Care and Critical Illness Insurance, you should do so now. Products can be adjusted to help ensure the success of your plan while at the same time allowing you to save adequate funds for your children’s education. Commissions, trailing commissions, management fees and expenses all may be associated with mutual fund investments. Please read the prospectus before investing. Mutual fund securities are not insured or guaranteed, their values change frequently and past performance may not be repeated.

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Thursday, January 17, 2013 Boundary Creek Times

Property assessments on the decline Property values are down across the region, according to BC Assessment notices mailed to homeowners this month. Every January homeowners throughout the province receive their property assessments. While assessment rolls fell in value across the region, the rate of decline was mixed across the three Boundary communities. Values in Grand Forks fell to 95.39 per cent of levels a year earlier.

and physical condition as of October 31, Panel,” added Wall. 2012. The Property Assessment Review Pan“Property owners who feel that their els, independent of BC Assessment, are approperty assessment does not reflect mar- pointed annually by the Ministry of Comket value as of July 1, 2012 or see incorrect munity, Sport and Cultural Development, information on their notice should con- and meet between February 1 and March tact our office as indicated on their notice 15 to hear formal complaints. as soon as possible in January,” said Tracy The Okanagan assessment office is loWall, deputy assessor, BC Assessment cated at 202-1500 Hardy Street in KelowOkanagan Region. na. During the month of January, office “If a property owner is still concerned hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday about their assessment after to Friday. speaking to one of our apProperty owners can contact BC AsSlugs: To the dog owners in Greenwood praisers, they may submit a sessment toll-free at 1-866-valueBC (1that do not pick up after their dogs. Sunday, Notice of Complaint (Ap866-825-8322) or via www.bcassessment. January 13 while walking on North Kimberly peal) by January 31, for an ca to downtown and back we encountered very independent review by a Any appeal to that assessment must be many fresh piles. Not appreciated!! Property Assessment Review filed before the end of this month. Hugs: To the teachers at BCSS for the support they give the students. I appreciate the one-to-one interaction and chance to get to know them and I find that they really make You’re Invited to the the effort to make your school experience a better one and also try their best to make your education what it should be. Saturday, Jan. 19, 2013 • 12:30 p.m. Slugs: To people who kick the snow from their wheel wells in store parking lots that Boundary Museum/Fructrova School (6145 Reservoir Rd. Grand Forks) someone has just spent hours cleaning off. Catered Lunch: Meat & Non-Meat Soup, Sandwiches, Beverages & Treats Hugs: To both Darcy Sheppard and Muriel Cost: by Donation Wilson for dropping Christmas treats off to (Provided by North Fork Community Club) the staff at The Spot over the holidays.

Greenwood and Midway did the best at holding their value in the South Okanagan Region, coming in at 98.44 and 98.95 per cent respectively. Of the nine communities for which figures are given in the South Okanagan Assessment Region, property values fell the most in Osoyoos – dropping by just over seven per cent. Assessments are the estimate of a property’s market value as of July 1, 2012

HUGS S and G U L S If you have a hug or a slug, we’d like to hear it. We will print the anonymous submissions for all to see. Be honest, but all we ask is that you keep it tasteful. Editor’s discretion will always be exercised. Simply email bctimesnews@ shaw.ca with your short quips, compliments or complaints; or you may drop them off at 318 South Copper Street in Greenwood.

Boundary Historical Society

62ndAnniversary Luncheon ~ New members and guests welcome ~

Hampers a Sports in short Lions tradition

January home game schedule for Boundary Minor Hockey Predators

Jan. 20: Atoms vs. Grand Forks1 starting at 10 a.m. Midgets vs. Nelson1 the puck drops at 2 p.m. Junior Initiation predators will travel to Grand Forks for their tournament from Jan. 25 to 27. On Sunday, Jan. 27 back on home-ice in Midway: Midgets vs. Trail 2 the game starts at 9:45 a.m. Senior Novice vs. Osoyoos at 2 p.m. And plan to come cheer for the home team on the last weekend of February as Boundary Minor Hockey and Grand Forks Minor together host the West Kootenay Minor Hockey Atom House playoffs.

S21 Regional Points Stats Boundary Region

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Points 7,910 5,508 4,860 4,588 4,546 Points 6,409 5,863 5,666

Visit www.piranapokerbc.com for more stat info

Support your community with food donations weekly

If you haven’t paid your 2012/13 dues, now is your chance! Visit with Old Friends and Meet New Ones!

SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING: 1 p.m. Purpose: To elect Board members of the Society for the balance of the 2012/13 fiscal year. Note: if you wish to serve on the board, but are unable to attend the meeting, please contact Les Johnson at 250-442-0706

WOLFGANG SCHMIDT Submitted

The distribution of Christmas hampers has become a tradition for the Kettle River Lions Club. This year 128 single and family boxes were prepared and delivered; most of them on Dec. 22. The list had addresses from Bridesville, Rock Creek, Midway, Greenwood, Westbridge and Beaverdell. The hampers contain items from prepared soup in tins to items to cook a meal for a family, including potatoes and ham. The Lions appreciate the help they are getting in collecting food from the community and schools. Businesses had displayed collection boxes to gather food from their customers. The Boundary schools had a contest to see who could provide the Lions with the greatest poundage of food. It is always good to see the members of the Kettle River Lions and helpers to gather, sort, fill and organize the boxes by routes and use their own cars to make sure that a little bit of Christmas cheer is delivered to the needy. Many community members contribute financially to the hamper fund and the Lions purchase additional food locally. It all is appreciated.

Tutor Training for

Volunteer Adult Tutors to assist with tutoring adults in various literacy needs - from reading, writing and computer use.

- 12 hours of training in the West Boundary - Training dates in early February based on the best schedule for those interested in attending For information contact: Sheila Dobie: 250-584-4109 or sdobie@cbal.org Deb Baker: 250-449-2177 or rockmountain@telus.net

Dads vs Grads

Family Fun Friday, January 25 7:00 pm at the Midway Arena

Raffle table H 50/50 draw H Bake sale Big, big door prizes and much much more Admission by donation Boundary Youth Soccer Association is pleased to announce

Online registration for 2013 season is available Early Bird Registration is available from January 1 – February 10, 2013 inclusive. Register now to ensure you don’t miss the early registration discount! http://www.boundaryyouthsoccer.com/registration/

Introducing the Winter Warm-Up Clinics Only $10.00 Per Player Per session Clinic 1 - Grand Forks, BC at the Grand Forks Secondary School Saturday, January 26th 9 am – 12pm A1- U7/U9 Combined Saturday, January 26th 1 pm– 4pm A2-U11 Sunday, January 27th 9 am – 12pm A3-U13 Sunday, January 27th 1pm – 4pm A4-U16 Clinic 2 - Midway, BC at the Boundary Secondary School Saturday, February23th 9 am – 12pm B1- U7/U9 Combined Saturday, February23th 1pm – 4pm B2-U11 Sunday, February 24th 9 am – 12pm B3-U13 Sunday, February 24th 1pm – 4pm B4-U16 To find out further details and information please see our website at boundaryyouthsoccer.com or call us at 250-447-9227 / email: boundarysoccer@shaw.ca

Boundary Creek Times Thursday, January 17, 2013

Editorial

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Slap in the face The announcement of John Slater’s resignation from the B.C. Liberal Party and his intention to run as an independent candidate in next Mays’ provincial election casts a spotlight on a structural flaw in our democratic system. Slater had expected to represent the Liberals in a run for a second term. But the party refused to endorse his candidacy papers, which he filed last September. When, after waiting more than two months, Slater pushed the party for a reply the party’s response was negative. The damage from this announcement runs through the Boundary-Similkameen Liberal Association as well. Riding president Zach Poturica announced his resignation from the executive (but not the party) on Monday. He tweeted that others had resigned their seats on the riding executive as well. Poturica has told the press that the riding executive never considered replacing Slater and had been working to get the party to endorse him after the papers were filed in September. There’s always a disconnect between what is and what should be. But this process of candidate selection starts off completely upside down. Democracy 101 tells us the governed get to select the person they send to represent them. Of course the way the game is rigged doesn’t guarantee citizens much input in the intervening years between elections, but at least every four years or so we get some say in the hiring and firing. When Slater ran for the office in May of 2009 he said he would represent the constituency to Victoria – not the other way around. The way the provincial executive is going about this whole thing is a slap in the face to both the Democracy 101 principal and the pledge that John Slater made in the 2009 election.

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Beyoncé didn’t have time to dress Special K called me an old fuddy-duddy! We give them $10 a month and our eyeballs and they That’s like being given the senior’s discount while you’re give us Beyoncé in a girdle. still in your 40s and your biological/psychological clock Whether to give your eyeballs (and by default, virtuhas you firmly rooted in your own personal mid-life crisis. ally your whole body and existence) over to a screen is The assertion that I am a fuddy-duddy happened the a choice we make every day – not just every six months. other night when there was a TV commercial for the Su- And it could be more important than we acknowledge. per Bowl half-time show. Beyoncé is going to be the headI was struck by the words of a young child from an Inline act apparently, and there she was singing ternet video recently: and dancing in our living room to advertise the “When I watch TV it’s just some shows A LITTLE Super Bowl. that you just … that are pretend. And when PERSPECTIVE What caught my attention – and I presume you explore you get more imagination than it was supposed to do exactly that – was the fact you already had. that she appeared to be out there on the stage “And when you get more imagination, it in nothing but her underwear. She was wearmakes you want to go deeper in so you can ing something that looked like a girdle, but not get more and see the beautiful things. much else. “Like the path – it could lead you to a beach It was when I commented that it seemed a or something and it could be beautiful.” Pat shame that they’d rushed that commercial to This is from website called TED.com, KELLY air so fast that the poor woman hadn’t had a which has the tagline “Ideas worth sharing.” chance to get completely dressed that Special K TED is a nonprofit that began in 1984 as called me a fuddy-duddy. a conference bringing together people from You may have noted the reference above to a television three worlds: technology, entertainment and design. being in our house again. That may have set some regular Two annual TED conferences attract some fascinating readers to wondering, because last year I wrote that we’d people from around the world, who are challenged to give cancelled the cable television feed. the talk of their lives (in 18 minutes or less). Well, that money-saving idea went by the wayside real The website, TED.com, makes the best talks and perfast. formances from TED and partners available to the world, It seems one good way to get a better price from the for free. phone or cable company is to threaten to take your busiThe site is an amazing resource, which can give one ness elsewhere, because it wasn’t long before the cable a few moments to look and learn through the eyes and company gave us a call to make an offer we couldn’t re- words of others. fuse – basic cable for six months at only $10 a month, with If you’d like to see the 10-minute video which the young no commitment to extend beyond the six months and no girl was quoted from above go to TED.com and search for charge for the hookup or set-top equipment. Now that “Louie Schwartzberg: Nature. Beauty. Gratitude.” WAS a deal! Well worth the 10 minutes!

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Curling That’s Hcky SportsCentre SportsCentre (N) SportsCentre (N) Security Security Hawaii Five-0 Combat Hospital News SNL NCIS “Phoenix” Figure Skating Theory Theory News News Flashpoint HNIC After Hours News NHL Hockey: Ducks at Canucks NHL Hockey Burn Notice Hawaii Five-0 News Cold NCIS “Phoenix” 48 Hours (N) Security Security Hawaii Five-0 Combat Hospital News SNL NCIS “Phoenix” Python Invasion Heartbeat Battlefield Myst. Vera “Telling Tales” Murder case. Entertainment Ton. 20/20 Castle ››› “Blades of Glory” Will Ferrell. Deadliest Warrior Deadliest Warrior Ways TBA J. Schmo J. Schmo Bryan Bryan Home Strange House Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunt Intl Hunt Intl Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Piers Morgan Memo Piers Morgan CNN Newsroom Memo Baby Zoink’d! Super Splatalot Baby Splatalot ›› “The Mighty Ducks” ›› “Just Go With It” Adam Sandler. ›› “Just Go With It” Adam Sandler. Sons of Guns Greatest Know Auction Auction Sons of Guns Gold Rush Bride Bride Keas Keas Real Housewives Real Housewives Hotel Hell Theory Two Nightmares News Wanted MasterChef Cops (N) Cops Dr. G: Caylee Stories of the ER Stories of the ER Dr. G: Caylee Stories of the ER “Unstoppable” (10:20) “Random Hearts” ›› “Green Zone” Matt Damon. (6:15) “Guy X” Fami ›› “Loser” Jason Biggs. (9:40) › “Saving Silverman” Wizards Deck Sonny Random “The Cheetah Girls 2” (10:37) ›› “Opal Dream” “Pirates-Dead” ››› “War of the Worlds” Tom Cruise. ›› “Bewitched” Just for Laughs Simpson Simpson Sugar Sammy Match Match Just for Laughs Red (7:45) ››› “The Big Knife” (9:45) ›› “The Chapman Report” Gotta Gotta Restaurant: Im. Chopped Chopped Chopped Liquida GetS Ghost Hunters Ghost Hunters Ghost Hunters Mantracker Ice Pilots NWT Air Aces ››› “The Departed” Leonardo DiCaprio. “Triassic Attack” (7:15) ›› “Dinocroc vs. Supergator” (9:15) ›› “Dinoshark” Eric Balfour. (5:00) “Hulk” CSI: Miami CSI ››› “Predator” Arnold Schwarzenegger. Eat St. Eat St. Food Food Friends Friends Friends Friends 3’s Co. 3’s Co. Franklin Cat in Big Max, Back Dora... Umi Band Max, Thomas Keep Up Time/By Artists Den Austin City Limits ››› “No Way Out” Kevin Costner. 30 Rock Parks Chicago Fire Law & Order: SVU News SNL Deception Chelsea Chelsea Soup Soup “Raise-Voice” “This Movie Is Broken” King King Entertainment Ton. CarMD Fat Loss ’70s ’70s CSI: Miami Two Two Two Two Fam Guy Fam Guy News Sports Alien Conspir. Basket News 30 Rock 30 Rock 30 Rock 30 Rock Bones Bones News at Ten Fam Guy Fam Guy Fturama Fturama Sunny Bloopers Chris Chris Spider Spider Hercules Hercules Jetsons Fl’stone Batman Batman He-Man She-Ra Aikam Taur Lashkara WAQT Aaja ExportDemoc Tenors Rain: Tribute to Beatles Austin City Limits Globe Trekker Masterpiece Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex and the City Sex-City ›› “It Had to Be You” Mega Factories Flying Machine Mega Factories Mega Factories Ultimate Factories

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