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In the coming days, Island Timberlands will begin upgrading their Shoemaker Bay (opposite side of the Alberni Inlet) log sort by paving the dirt deck as well as performing other improvements.
The work is being completed by local contractors and will require some blasting
over the next few weeks, according to a notice from Island Timberlands.
This is not an expansion of their log sort but an improvement to already existing infrastructure which the company says will enhance environmental protections.
SUSAN QUINNALBERNI VALLEY NEWS
The City of Port Alberni will hold a meeting to discuss
the future of a 68-acre plot of city-owned land in Westporte, this Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2015 from 6–8 p.m. at Echo Centre in the Dogwood Room.
Duane Flory, who has lived in the Mary Street flood plain at Westporte since 1974,
is concerned any large development will ultimately cause flooding.
“They want to tear it down and put in houses. We’re afraid they’re going to put more drainage in Lugrin Creek and flood us,” Flory said.
“We want some greenspace. There’s deer and bear and birds in there like you wouldn’t believe.”
Large scale development of the area would mean “there wouldn’t be any wildlife habitat left,” he said.
The city’s announcement of the public meeting did not specify plans for the 68 acres; only an interest in discussing “possible” development with neighbours.
Last March the community said no to a request from Tsawaayuus Rainbow Gardens seniors’ facility to lease them land where a park is presently located in south Westporte in order for the seniors’ place to expand.
One of the options presented for relocating the park had been an undeveloped area on the north side of the Westporte neighbourhood.
Westporte land up for discussion Logging co. blasting across Alberni Inlet
Wash dayA Walco Industries employee gives Locomotive 112 a power wash behind the Alberni Pacific Railway’s roundhouse. Walco Industries donated time and equipment to power wash the locomotive, which members of the Industrial Heritage Society are refurbishing.
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Drivers and pedestrians are asked to pay special attention at rail crossings and near the tracks.Please obey the signals, particularly after dark.
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Alberni Remembers
(clockwise from above) Coun. Denis Sauve, in red serge, and Mayor Mike Ruttan place a poppy at the Field of Honour at Greenwood Cemetery on Remembrance Day. Two kids pin a poppy to the Korean War memorial at Greenwood Cemetery. Veteran Barrie Ward raises a flag at the Remembrance Day ceremony in Glenwood Centre. Two Navy League cadets participate in the ceremony at Glenwood Centre.
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Community EventsTUES. NOV. 17
◆ DRUG AND ALCOHOL AWARENESS NIGHT 7–9 p.m. at ADSS Auditorium (east side of the school). Everyone welcome. Admission is free. Speakers from ADAPS, RCMP and ADSS administration will discuss what they are seeing within the school community.
FMI: Melody at 250-724-6115 or Cathy Cross, 250-723-6251 ext. 2430.
WED. NOV. 18◆ ALBERNI VALLEY
DRAG RACE ASSOCIATION AGM takes place at 7 p.m. at the Best Western Barclay Plus Hotel. New members welcome.
◆ PORT ALBERNI FIBRO LIFE PAIN SELF-MANAGEMENT GROUP meets 7–9 p.m. at West Coast General Hospital (3949 Port Alberni Highway–Redford Extension). All ages. Free admission. For more info, e-mail [email protected] or call 1-844-747-7426. www.pipain.com/port-alberni-fibro-life-support-group.html.
◆ MS SELF HELP GROUP meets at noon at Echo Centre. FMI call Sheryl at 250-722-2214 or email [email protected].
◆ SUNSHINE CLUB OPEN HOUSE takes place from 1-3 p.m. at Echo Centre. Everyone is welcome and admission is free. Come for entertainment, displays and demos of club activities and programs. Call 250-720-2505 for more
information.
THURS. NOV. 19◆ COMMUNITY
RESOURCES WORKSHOP hosted by Kuu-us Crisis Line Society from 4:30-6 p.m. at 4589 Adelaide St. Learn how to find resources to deal with financial stress, relationship problems, housing needs and more. FMI call 250-723-4050. Space is limited so reserve a seat.
◆ HEALTH & WELLNESS EVENT at Slammers Gym. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. to booths. Educational guest speakers start at 7 p.m. with Q&A time. Tix: $5 purchase in advance at Slammers. Seating is limited. Proceeds go to ACAWS.
FRI. NOV. 20◆ A LITTLE BIT
COUNTRY CONCERT, in support of ADSS
Athletic Dept., 7 p.m. at ADSS Theatre, 4000 Roger St. Chris Buck Band, Rod Black, Lauren Spencer-Smith, Jaxon Hawks MC, DJ JRFM. Tix: $40 available at Boston Pizza and ADSS.
SAT. NOV. 21◆ CHRISTMAS IN THE
COUNTRY CRAFT FAIR takes place at the Cherry Creek Hall from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. FMI call Ann Chandler at 250-723-3028.
◆ BURN-IT-SMART WORKSHOP, 2–4 p.m. at Port Alberni Fire Hall. Learn about clean burning techniques, city bylaw regarding woodstoves and health and safety information. Family friendly. Wood-stacking competition.
◆ PHOTOS WITH SANTA at Bosley’s take place from noon to 4 p.m. Cost is $5 and 100 per cent of proceeds go to the Qualicum Cat
Rescue. FMI 250-736-1156.
◆ WONDER WOMEN BENEFIT EVENING, Spaghetti dinner and dance at John Paul II school starts at 5 p.m. In support of Carrie Nahorney and Elizabeth Platz as they fight their battles with cancer. Tix: at John Paul II, Wynans Furniture, John Howitt Elementary School and Walk the Coast.
◆ CHRISTMAS BAZAAR takes place at the AV United Church from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Attic treasures, baking, books, Christmas crafts, decorations and more. A lunch is also available.
SAT. NOV. 21–SUN NOV. 22
◆ MAGIC COTTAGE CRAFT & GIFT SALE at 3945 Fourth Ave. from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Nov. 21 and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on
Nov. 22. Local and Island-made wares in a cottage setting. Also a fundraiser for Read & Feed Program.
TUES. NOV. 24◆ POVERTY: A
COMMUNITY RESONSE is a hands-on community meeting looking at poverty in the Alberni Valley. 5:30–8:30 p.m., PA Friendship Centre, 3555 Fourth Ave.
THUR. NOV. 26◆ MEALS ON A SMALL
BUDGET WORKSHOP hosted by Kuu-us Crisis Line Society from 4:30-6 p.m. at 4589 Adelaide St. Learn how to eat and plan healthy meals on a budget. FMI call 250-723-4050. ◆ ‘BOOM-BOATS’ MARITIME HERITAGE NIGHT 7–9 p.m. at the Hutcheson Maritime Heritage Gallery, Lighthouse Pier, Harbour Road.
CARRIER
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CATHERINE THOMPSON is in Gr.9 and her favourite subject is cooking. She spends her spare time playing basketball. She likes getting a workout on her paper route and earns enough money to share some with her sister. Keep up the good work, Catherine!
ALEXIS CHARLES is a Gr. 9 student who likes Science class the most. Her favou-rite pastime is horseback riding. She likes have a paper route because she meets alot of nice people and earns money to spend on her dog. Awesome effort, Alexis. Well done!
Catherine & Alexis each get $25 to spend at our sponsor!
GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS!
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Save-On-Foods, LB Woodchoppers get new looks
Save On Foods is holding a grand re-opening to
celebrate the return of a Starbucks coffee bar to the location as well as enhanced services in the meat department, deli, and café. There is a new seating area for eating in and a new sushi counter as well.
The celebration takes place Friday Dec. 4, 4–8 pm and will feature in-store demos, specials and prize giveaways.
•••Mark your calendar
for Wednesday, Dec. 9 at 6 p.m. when Home Hardware will hold their first family night. Scratch and win discounts, crafts for the kids and an opportunity to do a little shopping!
•••The Alberni
Valley Chamber of Commerce reached a milestone this week with their 300th member signing up to take advantage of all the chamber has to offer. And the
Business Expo in October was such a success that plans are already underway for next year. Save the date for Saturday, Oct. 22, 2016 at the Best Western Barclay. albernichamber.ca.
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LB Woodchoppers is getting a fresh look for the new year. The store is undergoing some renovations to add more storage and open up the store to make it more attractive for customers.
The outside is slated for a facelift as well. Manager Bill Kirschner expects the renovations to be completed before the end of the year. lbwoodchoppers.com
•••Jennifer Gillard
from EM Salon has just returned from New York City where she attended Bumble and Bumble University, a design and training school of Bumble and Bumble hair products.
Gillard spent a week at the school and is now certified as a network educator level one. Michelle Aston and Deanna Gaudreault from EM Salon also attended The House of Bumble in New York in May to complete their business immersion level one training. emsalonspa.ca
•••Sheila Davies
of Baich’s Natural Foods is closing the store after 16 years. Davies bought the health food store from a previous owner after working in the store
as an employee for a few years.
Baich’s has been a Port Alberni fixture on Third Avenue
for almost 50 years.
Davies tried selling Baich’s but has decided after 18 months to close the doors and retire. She’s hoping to do some
travelling, catch up on her reading and gardening and do a little volunteer work.
Her husband Al is looking forward to spending more time with Sheila, still his best friend he says after 43 years of marriage.
•••Rob Gentleman
of Green Earth Woodworks recently completed salvaged wood furniture for Black Hat Restaurant in Victoria.
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TERESABIRD
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SONJA DRINKWATER/ALBERNI VALLEY NEWS
Howard Xie, left, Coco Li and Jianmin Wu of the Sushi Bar, next to the Port Pub, give people a taste of what they have to offer during their debut at the Port Pub earlier this month. The Sushi Bar is in the spot vacated by the former Port Pub liquor store.
JENNIFERGILLARD
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CITY OF PORT ALBERNI NOTICEOF PUBLIC HEARING
Pursuant to Sections 890, 891, and 892 of the Local Government Act, Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 4850 Argyle Street, Port Alberni, BC on Monday, November 23, 2015 at 6:00 pm to hear representation about the following proposed bylaws:
"Official Community Plan Amendment No. 17 (3333 Burde Street - Harris), Bylaw No. 4889""Zoning Map Amendment No. 9 (3333 Burde Street - Harris), Bylaw No. 4890"
APPLICANT: F. Harris - The applicant is applying to amend the Official Community Plan and the Zoning Bylaw to facilitate the subdivision of the property into one acre parcels. The amendments being considered are as follows:
A. Official Community Plan Map Amendment:
1. Applying to amend the Schedule A Land Use Map which forms an integral part of Port Alberni Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 4602, 2005 to change the designation of Lot G, District Lot 48, Alberni District, Plan VIP68122 (PID: 024-356-760), located at 3333 Burde Street, from Future Residential and Parks and Open Space to Residential and Parks and Open Space as shown outlined on the map beside.
B. Zoning Bylaw Map Amendment:
1. Applying to amend the Schedule A Zoning District Map which forms an integral part of Port Alberni Zoning Bylaw 2014, No. 4832 by re-zoning Lot G, District Lot 48, Alberni District, Plan VIP68122 (PID: 024-356-760), located at 3333 Burde Street, from FD – Future Development to RR1 – Rural Residential and P2 – Parks and Recreation as shown outlined on the map above.
The general purpose of the RR1 – Rural Residential zone is to provide for low density development of a rural character, with larger lots. The general purpose of the P2 – Parks and Recreation zone is to preserve natural ravine areas, green belts and other areas deemed environmentally sensitive, to provide protection of the natural setting, ecological systems and aesthetic beauty of the City, and to establish and maintain areas for parks, recreation and community open spaces uses.
TAKE NOTICE THAT persons who deem their interest in property affected by the above noted bylaw amendments shall be afforded an opportunity to be heard before Council on matters related thereto. Written submissions should be addressed to City Council, 4850 Argyle Street, Port Alberni, BC, V9Y 1V8. The above noted bylaw amendments, together with Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 4602, 2005 and the Port Alberni Zoning Bylaw 2014, No. 4832, may be inspected at the offices of the Planning Department, City Hall, 4850 Argyle St., between Monday and Friday (exclusive of statutory holidays) from November 13, 2015 to November 23, 2015 during regular business hours (8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.).
DATED AT PORT ALBERNI, B.C. this 13th day of November, 2015.Scott Smith, City Planner
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THE FLU SEASON IS HERE!IMMUNIZATION CLINIC INFORMATION:The best way to protect yourself and your family from influenza (the flu) this season is to get immunized.
For more information or to � nd out if you are eligible for a FREE � u shot:• Visit www.viha.ca/flu• Call the local Influenza Hotline or
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If you are eligible for a FREE � u shot, please bring your Care Card to one of the following local In� uenza Clinic:
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From / A5The wood from
the former Bay store flooring was re-purposed into beautiful tables for the eatery. greenearthworks.com
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Denis Henri tried retirement and didn’t like it so he is back at Alberni Toyota, this time working in the sales department. For more info: albernitoyota.com
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A new Sushi Bar has opened next to the Port Pub on Argyle Street. Howard Xie, Coco Li and Jianmin Wu have come to the Valley from Vancouver to open the new business.
Old flooring makes new tables
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Rob Gentleman’s new tables at Black Hat Restaurant.
BC food product sales set recordTOM FLETCHER
BLACK PRESS
B.C.’s farm and food product industry is growing, even though the number of farmers isn’t.
Agriculture Minister Norm Letnick hosted farmers and food producers at the B.C. legislature Tuesday to
mark B.C. Agrifoods Day and announce that sales of B.C. food products set a record of $12.3 billion in 2014. That’s up 5.9 per cent from the previous year, which was up 3.5 per cent from 2012.
“Local people are buying local products, that’s a big part,” Letnick
said in an interview. “Our exports are increasing. We’ve had a record year, just under $3 billion in exports.”
Two thirds of B.C. export sales go to the U.S. China is second with $264 million in sales, and Japan bought $199 million worth in 2014.
“Our number one agri-food product continues to be dairy,” Letnick said. “Number 2 is farmed salmon, so that might be news to a few people.”
With family farms and new farmers, is B.C.’s farm base growing?
“We’re holding our own,” Letnick said.
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It’s a GIRL! Sophia Sammy Carol SpencerBirth Date: November 7, 2015Parents: Miranda Leaske & Kodie Spencer
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October 26th, 2015 – A good man died today – GORDON DOUGLAS BRAITHWAITE.
He was born April 3, 1928, in Onaway, Alberta, and spent his fi rst twelve years in the Volmer - St.Albert area before the family relocated to Vancouver Island.
Gordie’s fi rst two school years in BC were spent living with relatives in Victoria as his family had moved to a logging facility up Mt. Tuam, Saltspring Island, and then to Port Renfrew - where there was limited schooling. Gordie had just turned 14 when he left school and started his ‘career in the bush’ as a ‘logger’ – a career he loved. Over the years he worked as a Sparkchaser (for the summer – when he was 13) a Whistle Punk, Chokerman, Chaser, Rigging Slinger, Faller, Second Loader, Head Loader, Hooktender, Fire Warden, Woods Foreman and ending as General Foreman with MacMillan-Bloedel until his retirement at the age of 62.
When he was 16 he moved with his family to the Duncan area where he met and, in May, 1949, married Elsie Lloyd - and where their 7 children (fi ve girls and two boys) were born. In 1952 he started working at Shawnigan Division for MacMillan-Bloedell - eventu-ally becoming Woods Foreman – a position he also fi lled when he transferred to Copper Canyon Division in 1967. In 1970, when he became General Foreman of MB’s Kennedy Division, the family moved to Ucluelet. In 1973 they moved to Port Alberni when he became General Foreman at Franklin River Division – the largest logging camp in the world. In 1978, he transferred to Sproat Lake Division (a shorter drive from home) and stayed there until his retirement in April, 1990 – when he and Elsie moved to the Lighthouse area, north of Qualicum Beach.
Gordie was always willing to accept executive positions for all the activities he and his family were involved with … church, Little League, basketball, grass hockey, PTA, youth groups, Loyal Order of Moose and recently the Qualicum Horne Lake Water Board. He loved his fi shing and he loved participating in sports – Softball, Badminton, Bowling, Ice Curling and, for the past 24 years, curling with the Lighthouse Floor Curlers. He was always very proud of his children – Kerrie & Wim Jellema; Judy Hill; Shannon and Bill Van Wormer; Lyle & Marilyn Braithwaite; Faye & Ken Davidson, Erin & John Keizer; and Daryl & Annie Braithwaite – his 24 grandchildren, and their spouses, and his 36 great grandchildren. He thoroughly enjoyed the recent family reunion when 91 of us were able to take part in a four day ‘get-together’. Talk about being ‘blessed’.
Formerly with the United Church Gordie has been a member, since July 1989, of the Cedar Grove Reformed Church, in Port Alberni, and, like Elsie and his family, these good friends will really miss him – as will his sister, Margaret Baird, Cobble Hill, B.C., his sister-in-law Birnie Braithwaite, Duncan, B.C., and many nieces and nephews and their families.. Sadly, in 1985, Gordie was predeceased by his eldest Grandson, Lloyd Hill, aged 15. Predeceased also by his parents, George and Ellen Braithwaite, and two older brothers, Lloyd and Wesley Braithwaite.
Yes, we will all defi nitely miss ‘Gordie’, ‘Uncle’, ‘Dad’, ‘Grandpa’ or ‘Greatpa’ but this kind, loving man will certainly never be forgotten.
Many thanks to the North Island Care Givers and Palliative Care Nurses for their excel-lent care and concern for Gordie over the past two months.
A memorial service will be held, at Arrowsmith Baptist Church, 4283 Glenside Rd., Port Alberni, B.C., at 1:00 p.m.
Friday, November 13th, 2015.
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Combat irritability with these helpful tips
Irritability is something all people experience.
What sets it apart from other emotional states is the extent to which it pollutes the emotional atmosphere.
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Feeling irritable means feeling on edge, grumpy, cranky, and sour. A person’s tolerance is lower and the minor frustrations that are usually shrugged off are bothersome. The reactions to irritants are likely to be much
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When the boss is irritable, word quickly spreads around the office to stay out of the way. When mom or dad comes home from work in an irritable state, it takes all of a few minutes for the kids to exchange knowing glances and quietly withdraw into their rooms (or put on the earphones).
Irritability is no treat for the person experiencing it, either. Stress hormones surge into action and with the same fight-or-flight mentality as the caveman had when they were on bear-watch duty at their cave entrance. The slightest movement or noise can cause jitteriness and people to feel they are under attack, with nary a threat in sight.
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2. Reduce caffeine and alcohol
Too much caffeine during the day and too much alcohol at night are frequent sources of irritability for many people. So consider cutting back.
3. Consider the little things
Often people dismiss considering things that shouldn’t make them irritable even if they actually do. For example, a competitive person might become
irritable when they lose at Scrabble. Since they know that’s silly, they ignore the fact that their mother’s triple word score vaulted her into the lead and triggered their internal sourness.
Being honest and simply acknowledging that something is irritable is that often enough to take the edge off.
4. Be compassionateBeing
compassionate towards oneself can be a powerful way to calm churning emotions.
Acknowledge the irritable feelings and how unpleasant they are.
Then imagine getting a hug from a caring someone.
Use that compassion and consider how a person with an irritated mood affects others and how important it is to not take it out on them.
5. Take perspectivePeople usually
feel irritable about small-to-medium size annoyances—the kind not remembered in a few days or weeks. Take a few minutes and think about of the larger picture .
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Ronald Samuel LLoyd WILLIAMSNov. 30, 1931 - Nov. 5, 2015
It is with deeply broken hearts that we share the news of the passing of Ronald
Samuel Lloyd Williams.His family would like to express
their profound gratititude to all who came to visit him at Ty Watson house. You fi lled his last days with happy memories of hockey, hunting, fi shing and his job at the plywoods mill.A special thank you to the Alberni Bulldogs hockey team who made a visit to him to talk about hockey and his life. Ron tried to never miss a game. If he couldn’t make it in person, he listened to the games on the radio.Ron leaves behind his wife of 64 years, Faye. His daughters Idamay (Barry) Ward, Violet (Tom) Skirrow. His grandchildren Leanne (Gary) Ruissen, David (Terra) Skirrow, Jillian (Kris) Lee, Tristan Miller. Great-grandchildren Darren Francoeur, Kurtis Francoeur, Taydem Skirrow, Paige Skirrow; great-great-granddaughter Emily O’Leary Fran-coeur. Faye and her children would like to extend a special thank you to Linda, John and the other family and friends who helped us through this very diffi cult time.No service by request. If you wish, donations may be made in his name to Port Alberni Ty Watson House or A.V. Bulldogs Hockey Team.
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FRED NORMAN ROBERTSOctober 4, 1927 - November 6, 2015
With great sadness we announce the passing of our step-father Fred on Friday, November 6, 2015 at his home in Parksville.Fred was born in England then shipped to Vancouver Island at a very young age as a British home child. He lived most of his life in Port Alberni and Parksville.Fred was predeceased by his wife of 48 years, Elizabeth ”Betty” Cyr, step daughter Michelle, and step grandson, Sean. He is survived by his step children, Sharon Keene, Dennis (Jocelyn) Cyr, Rick (Gail) Cyr; step grandchildren, Shannon, Megan, Randy, Mike, Richard, Stewart, Honalee; and great grandchildren, Melissa, Gaige, Brookelynn, Makenzie, Evan, Bryden, Holtby.Fred spent all of his working years as a faller in the logging industry. After his retirement, he kept busy as a handyman and doing yard work. He loved fishing, hunting and was an avid gardener. We are so thankful for the love and care he received during his time at Arrowsmith Lodge. In keeping with Fred’s wishes there will be no service. In lieu of flowers, please consider honouring Fred’s memory with a donation in his name to the Arrowsmith Lodge Society Foundation, 266 Moilliet Street, Parksville BC V9P 1M9.
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It is with heavy hearts that the family announces the passing of their beloved mother, grandmother, and friend Margaret Brenda Willis. Brenda passed away in Echo Village on November 4, 2015, at the age of 80.Predeceased by loving husband Edward Willis; parents Frank and Winnifred; and sister Merla Mowat. Brenda is survived by children Sharon (Brian), Lynda, and Leonard; grandchildren Jaeden, Chantal, Garret, and Alexis; sisters Leola (Henry) and Dola; as well as nieces, nephews and extended family.Brenda’s pride and joy in her life were her children, and later, her grandchildren. She was a devoted and loving mother that doted on her children throughout their lives. It was her passion to make sure that her family was well loved and cared for. Brenda was a wonderful, supportive, and caring mother that will be greatly missed. Following Brenda’s wishes, a private family service will be taking place at a later date. In lieu of fl owers, donations can be made in Brenda’s name to the BC Cancer Foundation, 150-686 West Broadway, Vancouver, BC V5Z 1G1.
Margaret Brenda Willis
In lieu of fl owers, donations are greatly appreciated for Ty Watson House,
3088 – 3rd Ave, Port Alberni, BC, V9Y2A5 and/or the BC Cancer
goes to Wendy Johnsen and Colleen for going above and beyond with Anne’s medical
care at home.
We hoped we had more time, but it was not to be. She will be greatly missed but always remembered.
FLEMING, Anne passed away peacefully in her sleep at home on Nov. 7, 2015, at the age of 65, with family by her side. Th is was following a courageous battle with ovarian cancer for nearly two and a half years.She is survived by her loving husband Glen; daughter Robyn (Mike), sons Brett and Bo (Alanna); grandchildren Cory, Justin (Leslie), Nathan, Mia and Keaton; great-grandchildren Haylie and Maria; father Wallace; mother June; siblings Leo (Susan), Bruce (Elnora), Susan, Tracy (Leonard), and Cody; nieces and nephews Shannon, Tiff any, Brittany, Rebekah, Jennifer, Nic, Ashley and Jessica; as well as numerous extended family members.Anne was born in Edmonton, but grew up and went to school in Calgary, Nelson and Surrey. She lived in B.C. on the mainland for many years as an adult, moved to Qualicum Beach (Vancouver Island) 1981, then settled in Port Alberni in 1983. She soon fell in love with the Alberni Valley and a few years later opened Flandangles Kitchen and Gifts store. Th is became her pride and joy and has been in operation for 27 years. Not only was she a successful business owner, she was strongly committed to the community through organizations such as Salmon Fest, Kinettes, Sorority and the Women’s Business Network, to name just a few. She enjoyed spending time on ‘her’ island on Sproat Lake, traveling, camping and, of course, shopping. She got to many places on her bucket list over the last year or so, including: Portugal (a favourite), France, England, Mexico, Newfoundland, PEI and Nova Scotia. She attended her grand-son’s wedding in New Brunswick, visited her Aunt Rosemary in Montreal, stayed in old Quebec City, and earlier this year fl ew to Alberta to see longtime friend Lorraine and to visit her father. When not running her store, Anne loved being with her family most of all. She was strong-willed, competitive, feisty, fully involved and ever generous. She loved playing (and winning) cribbage, hearts, scrabble, bananagrams and solitaire whenever she could. A celebration of Anne’s life will be held sometime in the spring of 2016.
In loving memory ofHildagard Van Der MeyApril 5, 1945 - November 13, 2008
Seven years todayWe miss you in so many ways
We miss the things you used to sayAnd when old times we do recallIt’s then we miss you most of all
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Keep calm, carry onFrom / A20
Consider things that are going well and the things to be grateful about.
6. Calm nervous energy
Since irritability activates the fight-or-flight response, taking a quick walk or run, or doing some quick push-ups/crunches to
rid the excess energy that might be fueling the irritability might be helpful. Fresh air on a leisurely walk could do wonders as well.
7. Find quiet or alone time
For those who cannot use exercise to calm nervous energy, the entirely
opposite approach works as well. Find a quiet place to think things through, or to disengage from the commotion and activity.
Irritability can be the mind’s way of alerting a person to needing a break, so take one. Listen to music, do some stretching or yoga, meditate, or take a bubble bath. When done, take a deep breath and prepare to re-engage so the system isn’t shocked back into irritability upon re-entry into the fray.
Irritability is treatable and speaking with your doctor (GP), medical health professional or a therapist/counsellor might also be helpful..
Pamela Ana MA – CCC, owns Wellness Matters Counselling and Psychotherapy 250-723-9818.
Trains will be operating on the Alberni Pacific Railway tracks between Argyle Street and McLean Mill National Historic Site in Port Alberni as the British Columbia Institute of Technology brings its conductor training program back to the city.
Until Nov. 25, 2015, trains will be operating anytime between 6 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Drivers are asked to pay special attention at rail crossings. “Please obey the signals, particularly if the trainees are on the round after dark,” APR spokesperson David Hooper
said. “Students will sometimes use flares and lanterns for signalling in the dark. Please exercise caution when you see them.”
Walkers and all-terrain vehicle drivers should also use caution near the railroad tracks, especially on the Roger Street Trestle.
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In 1956 a young 18-year old boy, Tony Vanschie, left his homeland of Holland and trav-eled to Canada with only two suitcases.
He ended up in the Fraser Valley, Agassiz to be exact and there he worked on a dairy farm, as farming is what he knew about from his homeland.
Vanschie only worked there for a year before he came to the Alberni Valley and went to work at the APD mill for six years.
He then went to work for a local roofer as an apprentice and then worked for Hayes Roofing and was with them for 16 years before starting out on his own with Vanschie Roofing a compa-ny that is still in business.
As Vanschie said, “Once I started my own business I never looked back.”
Vanschie hired his son Rick to work with him 30 years ago and he also has an employee Tom Pearce who has been with
him for 27 years. His son Mitch fills in whenever he can find the time. They also have a part time employee, Wyatt Race.
The Vanschies on average, roof 200 houses a year. Roofing has changed over the years in that they used to use asphalt shingles and now use laminated fiberglass shingles. They also do shake roofs, torch on, metal and
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but his son says he is not the average boss.
“My son calls me the snoop-er-visor as I have a hand in every job we do. I am also the oldest working roofer in the Valley.”
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