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Have a Spooktacular Hallowe'en everyone! KLONDIKEThe Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in Singers SUN Still not much ice, but the Ferry is done

The Jerry Cans

Relatively small amounts of ice appeared in front of Dawson last week, but not enough to bother the George Black, and after two days of increasing pans, there seemed to be less on Friday than on Wednesday and Thursday. By Saturday the Highways Dept. had made its decision, shown here, which was amended to read "NOON" by Monday morning. It's later than last year though, and it sure beats the six-hour panic of 2012. Photo by Dan Davidson in this

Issue Maximilian's has all kinds of Hospital update 3 What is REM? 10 & 19 A report from Columbia 13 Hospital siding goes on, again. The Rural Experiential Model Anna Vogt reports from Bogota. candles to keep you home Comes to RSS. cozy and bright this winter.

What to see and do in Dawson! 2 More info on the Hospital 5 SOVA students hybredize 11 Authors on Eighth entries 20 & 21 Council Tribute to Dick North 3 Legion news 6 TV Guide 14-18 Business Directory & Job Board 23 Uffish Thoughts 4 Tourism roundup report 7 Murphy on Berton House 19 City Notices 24 Happy 26th Birthday Andrea Parent! P2 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2013 THE KLONDIKE SUN What to SEE and DO in dawson now:

SOVA ADMin Office Hours This free public service helps our readers find their way through the many activities all over town. Any small happening may need Library Hours : Mon-Thurs, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. preparation and planning, so let us know in good time! To join this Art Supply Store Hours Eventslisting contact the office at [email protected]. : Mon-Thurs, 4-7 p.m.; Sunday 1-5 p.m. Second Annual Winetasting Evening: : Mon-Thurs, noon-1 p.m.; Thurs 4-5 p.m., Sun 1-3Dawson p.m. City Community Library Friday, November 1 at 7:30 p.m. library hours with Peter Turner, Wine Expert and Vino Borealis columnist. Live jazz with the Bob Hilliard Ensemble. Tickets are $45 and include five wine and appetizer : Monday to Friday, noon to 6:30 p.m. Closed Saturday Fpairings.amily C Ticketsoffeehou availablese & atO pen KIAC M andic N Maximilian's.ight: A fundraiser for the andConservation Sunday. Klondike Society Dawson City Arts Society. Depot Hours Saturday November 2 at 7 p.m. in the Odd Fellows Hall. Admission is by donation with all proceeds : Sat, Sun, Mon: 1-5 p.m., Tues: 3-7 p.m. Donations of refundables DINNEcontributingR AND to A a MOVIEdifferent: community group. Everyone is welcome to perform may be left on the deck during off hours. Info: 993-6666. in any medium. Dawson City Recreation Department Sunday, November 3. Dine at Bombay Peggy's Inn & Pub then stroll over to KIAC to watch Highway 61 (1991, directed by Bruce McDondald). Dinner at 6 p.m., movie at 8 p.m. Tickets: $23 (dinner only $18; Get the Rec & Leisure Newsletter & stay up to date. Website: www.cityofdawson. Theca. Facebook: Westminster "City of Dawson Hotel Recreation". Contact us at 993-2353. MmovieARTH onlyA WA $5 INforR DCASIGHT :members, seniors and kids, $8 general public) Limited tickets available at Peggy's or KIAC. Come Home to BEN MAHONY & UNCLE TOUCHY: Mama. November 5 at the Odd Fellows Hall. Canadian born singer Wainright performs from her critically acclaimed record OLD CABIN: Thursday, October 31 in the lounge starting C.R. Avery and Sarah MacDougall: at 11 p.m. ONSIE Wednesdays: Saturday, November 23. Doors at Saturday, November 2 in the lounge starting at 11 p.m. Fridays & Saturdays: Live music in the lounge 7:30 p.m. show at 8 p.m. $15 advance and $18 at the door. Location: KIAC's Is back with all day happy hour! Odd Fellows Hall. Tickets Sales info TBA. SMALLIE SUNDAYS Meetings : The Pit House Band. IODE DAWSON CITY: Bombay Peggy's: All day happy hour on small draft! Meet first Tuesday each month at home of Joyce Caley HALLOWEEN PARTY!: Royat 7:30al p.m.Can Foradi infoan L callegion Myrna Bra Butterworth,nch #1: 993-5353, Joyce Caley, 993-5424. Recess for summer July-Oct. Thursday, October 31, 9 p.m. Come join us at Bombay Peggy's and celebrate Halloween in the haunted whorehouse. Invite your friends! Meet second Thursday each month We have DJ Whitebread Soundwave playing amazing music! Prize for best cos- at Legion Hall (3rd and King St.) at 7:30 p.m. Contacts Helen Bowie, 993-5526, Pioneer Women of the Yukon: Chambertume! Halloween of Cocktails Commerce with creepy & garnishes!Town Council Myrna Butterworth, 993-5353. Meet third Thursday each month at 7:30 Chamber Meetings: p.m. at YOOP Hall. Contact Myrna Butterworth, 993-5353. Recess for summer June,Klondike July and Aug.Institute of Art and Culture (KIAC) Council Meetings: Regular meetings on the second Wednesday of each month at the Downtown Hotel. In the Odd: Unearthly, Uprising: Marigold santos: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. at Council Chambers. Public invited to ask Council questions during the question period, Features 4 metic- which takes place towards the end of each meeting. Meetings are also aired on ulously rendered large-scale mixed media drawings on canvas, whose imagery Committee of the whole meetings: Saturday Drop-In Painting - It's Back! Channel 12. speak of Filipino folktales and Canadian pop culture. October 3 to November 1. Council will be holding Committee 1-4p.m. in the KIAC Classroom.. ofTr'ondek the Whole meetingsHwech'in on the Government 1st Monday and 3rd Tuesday of each month. F$5.ILM Inspire SELECTION and be S:inspired by other artists. Bring your own ideas and painting surfaces. Paints, brushes and easels are supplied, no instruction offered Community Support Centre's halloween activities: Mondays and Wednesdays from 7-9 p.m., view and rate submissions for the 2014 Dawson City International Short Film Festival. Help us October 30, 3 select the films for the festival. Best committee ever! Show up on evenings when- p.m. Pumpkin Carving! October 31, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Kid-Friendly Halloween Party; 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Community Halloween Party! Haeverth youa yogcan (noa w minimumith joa ornne maximum), van no watchstrand: movies, then leave!!!! No boring Dawson City Museum chit chat, no heavy lifting! Email filmfest[at]kiac.ca to get on the list. Dawson City Museum Presents: Filim Screenings: Yukon 48!: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 5:30-7 p.m. E-mail [email protected] 24 hours in advance. Hours: Watch for posters of matenee and evening screenings on Saturdays and Sundays for what's coming up! Dawson CityCreate inte a rfilmna tionin 48 ahours!l film In fpartnershipestival su withbmi thession Yukons open: Film Soci- ety. November 15-17. Screening on November 20. Stay Tuned for details. MiscellaneousOctober to Mid-May by appointment. Film zumba: in the can? Submit! Don't wait until the last minute. Check out dawsonfilmfest. com for info. Fun, Latin-inspired fitness program for all ages and abilities! All sum- mer long at the TH Hall. Mondays and Wednesdays, 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Drop in or purchase a 10-pass punch card. THE KLONDIKE SUN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2013 P3 Hospital gets new siding

Photo & story by Dan Davidson ing of the building’s exterior, had a great deal to do with its location, directly behind the Beige-coloured, vertical national historic site which is metal siding covered the top the Old Territorial Administra- section of one wing of the new tion Building that now houses Dawson City Community Hos- the Dawson City Museum. pital on October 21. This ma- At the poorly attended public terial, as noted at the commu- meeting, locals were assured nity hospital meeting here on that the new hospital would fi- October 3, was the final solu- nally be opening, about a year tion for replacing the original late around the end of Novem- CertainTeed imitation wood ber, with a grand opening and siding that failed so badly after facility tour planned for about it was installed last fall. a fortnight after the YHC re- According to the Yukon Hos- ceives the occupancy permit. pital Corporation a thorough In an open letter to be pub- search was made to find some lished in the local newspaper sort of non-metal alternative, YHC’s CEO Jason Bilsky indi- but in the end council and the cates that the building will be Heritage Advisory Committee open to the public on Saturday, were persuaded that nothing December 7. At that time there Metal siding is being installed on the new hospital. more suitable could be found. will be a ribbon cutting, tours The delay, like many associ- and refreshments. ated with the design and finishCouncil’s- Dick North Tribute Text & photo by Mayor Wayne Potoroka finding William Shakespeare’s inkwell or Charles Bu- kowski’s favourite bar stool. Without a doubt, much of Mr. London’s world-changing fictions were imagined in Dawson City and the Yukon lost a special person re- that cabin. Mr. North’s curiosity and determination are cently. the only reason we can visit it today. Mr. Dick North advanced our understanding of ter- Mr. North was later honoured on becoming a member ritorial history with several well-researched books, of the Order of Canada “for his ongoing commitment to including The Mad Trapper of Rat River, The Lost Pa- the preservation and promotion of the history of the Yu- trol and Sailor on Snowshoes: Tracking Jack London’s kon territory” and received the highest of municipal and Northern Trail. community-driven honours. Like Pierre Berton and Rob- It’s with the latter subject that Mr. North made the ert Service, Mr. North has a Dawson street named after largest impression in our town. He was widely regard- him. Up until his passing, Dick North was the only living ed as a top shelf Jack London historian (he was also person who could make that claim. instrumental in establishing the Jack London museum On behalf of Dawson City Council and all residents of up on Writers’ Row) and even at an advanced age was town, I’d like to salute Mr. North for a life well-lived and making significant discoveries about Jack London’s life extend our condolences to his family. in the Klondike. (His research unearthed what is un- Dick North stands next to the street sign that bears derstood to be an until-then-unknown picture of Lon- his name. You won’t find one there at the present time. don in the book En Route to the Klondike.) It seems to have been “liberated” and installed at the Mr. North is possibly best-known for leading the Signpost Forest in Watson Lake. We need a new sign. crew that found and recovered Jack London’s cabin from the wilderness. For writers, that’s a little like THE KLONDIKE SUN In-store Tel: Specials & 993-6567 Subscription & Renewal Form Fresh Coffee Fax: every day! 993-5973 Name: Address: European cheeses and organic foods City: Province/ State: “It ain’t gold Our Specialties Postal/ Zip Code: Country: Email: but it’s close!” See daily specials at Bonanza Market on Facebook! To find out how you can Annual (25 Issue) Subscription Costs: Check out our deli Canada $44.00 contribute , just email for ALL KINDS of great snacks! klondikesun@ U.S.A $75.00 northwestel.net! Camp Orders? No order too big or too small. Overseas $125.00 (Airmail) Fall Hours Contact Information: Mon to Fri: 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mail: The Klondike Sun, Bag 6040, Dawson YT, Y0B 1G0 Phone: (867)-993-6318 / Fax: (867)-993-6625 Sat: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Email: [email protected]

Sun: CLOSED GST #: 12531 0581 RT / Societies Registration #: 34600-20 Print by THE YUKON NEWS, Whitehorse YT Party Platters for all occasions ~10 different kinds Custom orders ~ just call! P4 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2013 THE KLONDIKE SUN OPINIONS Uffish Thoughts: Dick North’s life and legacy remembered in Dawson Story & photo by Dan Davidson winter here in 1897. Dawn season. Mitchell, the current keeper of “I shall the flame at the Jack London miss him Dick North’s final resting Centre, provided the VHS video g r e a t l y , ” place may be in Whitehorse, and television. Byrne wrote. but Dawson City is probably the There was a display of Dick’s “He was a place where he made the most books, along with two posters true friend. profound impact during his made up of pictures and articles Dick and I years in the Yukon, and locals that appeared in the Yukon’s had a lot in decided to mark his passing papers after his passing, and common. We with a Tribute to Dick North a number of photos that had loved the evening on October 18. While I marked significant years in his North and, was responsible for suggesting life. in particular, Barb Hanulik describes the first time she saw Dick North, many years ago, the idea, a whole lot of other Dick loved to walk the hills as Dawson City. walking in the bush on the gold rush creeks. people jumped on board very long as he was able to do so, and We spent quickly, so the success of the Barb Hanulik recalled the first a lifetime event is a credit to everyone time she met him. She and her t h e r e involved. husband, Henry, were visiting t o g e t h e r , with him, just last spring, when Wayne Potoroka, wearing As Dick was a member of the some friends out on the creeks promoting and educating he said, “I think we pulled out of Uphis Here journalist’s hat, recalled Yukon Order of Pioneers, the at the time, and Barb was still a people, him about Jack London Dawson too soon.” preparing a profile of Dick for hall was made available for city girl at heart in those days. and me about the life of Robert Klondike Visitors Association magazine, visiting Dick the event, which turned into a “Henry’s talking to this fellow, W. Service.” executive director Gary Parker in the Fairview Place apartment “come as you are and remember and I’m looking around, and all Together they discussed and reflected on the nature of where he was living at the time. Dick” sort of evening with about of a sudden, out of the bushes posed solutions to the problems mortality. It was packed with boxes and two dozen people in attendance and trees, a guy is walkin’. In of the world, and once hatched “People like Dick … he’ll shelves of his research, along and a pot luck assortment of the middle of nowhere! Well, to a scheme to have Father Judge never die. He’ll live on through with a card table and hardly goodies to munch on along with me, especially, a citified girl. My declared a saint. his literature, and through the any furniture at all. tea, coffee and juice. God, here’s a guy walking out legacy of his relationships and “That’s what this guy was Brenda Caley and Gordie of the bush. He walks across Mitchell continued with her how we’ve been affected by all about. His curiosity was off arrived early, along with Sylvie the creek, up into the bushes own memories of working his vision. In many ways, I’m the charts and his analytical Burkhard, and organized the and up over the hills into the with North, with whom she thinking that we talk about the approach to all things was just first plates of goodies, which Eldorado area. shared the London centre Jack London Cabin at the KVA exceptional.” were soon added to by half the “I said to Henry, ‘What the as his understudy for many – that’s important to us and it Since Dick’s retirement part people who arrived later on. heck is goin’ on?’ and he said, years until ill health forced his keeps Jack London’s memory of the standard presentation at At the end of the evening there ‘Oh, that’s Dick North.” Henry retirement after 2008. From alive in a real way – but it’s the centre has been to celebrate was so much stuff left over that wasn’t the least bit surprised to her many conversations with probably more accurate to his work as well as that of everyone got to take a plate of see him. him she came to believe that describe that as Dick North’s his idol, London. Gary Parker cookies and squares home with Dawn Mitchell read a letter he fell in love with Dawson the cabin.” indicated that the KVA will be them. from Dick’s friend Tom Byrne, first time he came here, on that Joann Vriend, who acts as one considering something more The evening began with a who did his Robert Service memorable river trip in 1964, of the relief interpreters at the in terms of a memorial over the showing of Richard Lawrence Show at the Service Cabin and the trip that would lead him to centre, recalled how relentless next few months. and Rachel Grantham’s “Lost later at the Westmark Hotel for find and authenticate the cabin Dick was when he had an idea The family has indicated that Cabin – Jack London’s Home nearly 30 years while Dick was that now sits in Dawson’s own about something. they would like to see Dick’s in the Klondike”, the story of holding forth at the London version of Jack London Square. “If there was any tiny little memory live on in the town how North was instrumental Centre, The pair of raconteurs While ill health eventually lead he would just go to the to which he gave so much of in locating and authenticating used to have breakfast together forced him and his wife, Andree, ends of the earth to find out if his professional and personal the cabin in which Jack London in one of the local restaurants to relocate to Whitehorse, that was true or not.” attention over the decades. spentWe wanta good partto ofhear his Yukon from every you ! day during the tourist Mitchell recalled her last visit The Klondike Sun is produced bi-monthly. 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Editor/Head Writer: D THE KLONDIKE SUN Published by the Literary Contributors: Society of the Klondike: Office Manager: an Davidson Al Sider, Robert Service School, Humane Bag 6040 • Dawson City, Yukon • Y0B 1G0 President: Society Dawson, Conservation Klondike Subscriptions/Distribution: Office Hours: Alyssa Friesen Society, Terry Lee, Sport Yukon, Anna Vice-President: Dan Davidson Vogt, Royal Canadian Legion, Peter Tel: Mon-Fri, 11 A.M. to 3 P.M. Secretary/Treasurer: Marinacci, Parks Canada, Klondike Fax: Florian Boulais DiverseBookkeeping: hands (See volunteer list) (867)-993-6318 Visitors Association, Aubyn O'Grady Board of Directors: Helen Bowie E-mail: (867)-993-6625 Karen McIntyre and [email protected] Palma Berger, Aubyn O’Grady, Evan Rensch others as noted. PRINTED BY THE YUKON NEWS IN WHITEHORSE, YT Societies Registration # 34600-20 We acknowledge the financial support of the Government of Canada through the Canada Periodical Fund (CPF) GST # 12531 0581 RT for our publishing activities. THE KLONDIKE SUN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2013 P5 LETTERS YHC Answers Local Questions Open Letter to the Editor, mation regarding additional cost, if any, to the project. not necessarily be in the hospital. It is important to note the YHC's prime relationship As noted above, YHC has recently hired a Facility in construction of this building is with the general con- Administrator, with a strong nursing background, to tractor. YHC does not interact with or manage the sub- manage the hospital. She now lives in Dawson City and I wish to take this opportunity to respond to specific trades and suppliers with regards to the construction. is committed to ensuring the hospital best serves the questions raised at a recent town hall meeting held in Therefore, the use any sub-trade or supplier, local or needs of the community. Dawson City the evening of Thursday, October 3, 2013. otherwise is determined and managed by the general Other support positions include: Lab/x-ray Tech, I wish to thank you in advance for publishing this in- contractor. Also of note, the original general contrac- Engineer, Custodians, Administrative Assistant, and formation to support effective information flow to the tor, Dowland Contracting Limited, defaulted on the Health Records/Admitting and Discharge Clerks. Fu- citizens of Dawson City. I also wish to thank the citi- construction contract in February of this year. This ture programs will include Therapies, First Nations zens of Dawson City for their ongoing active engage- has caused delays and difficulties however the bond- Health and Dietetic Counseling. ment in this important project. ing company, Intact. Yukon Government's Community Nursing continues The Yukon Hospital Corporation (YHC) is commit- Insurance Company has committed to completion of to provide acute care services through the Dawson ted to being a strong corporate citizen in the Dawson the building for the amount remaining in the contract City Health Centre until the new facility is able to ad- City community. We were very pleased and excited at at the time of default, including correcting deficiencies mit patients. The Health Centre is staffed by expanded this recent meeting to have had the opportunity to in- and maintaining the warranty. This bond was an im- practice RNs otherwise known as Primary Care Nurs- troduce the new Facilities Administer, Vivian Painter, portant risk management requirement by YHC in con- es. They assess, diagnose and provide intervention who has become a permanent resident of Dawson City. tracting with the general contractor. Since that time, for patients in Dawson City as required. Once the new Several questions were raised concerning the ex- Intact Insurance Company has enlisted TSL Contrac- health facility is open, the Health Centre will provide ternal siding and underlying foam insulation of the tors Ltd. to manage the final stages of construction, public health functions but not acute care. The nurses building. Obviously this was prompted from the fact who has done an excellent job of working to bring the working at the Health Centre were offered positions residents could see the failure of the siding evidenced project back on track. with YHC. Some will remain, some will transfer to the by cracking and gaps, followed by the removal of all Unfortunately, landscaping had been completed new facility, and others will leave the community. the installed siding and some pieces of the foam insu- around the building before the failure of the exterior However, to clarify some comments made by certain lation. siding occurred. Absent any action, removing siding, residents, there were no LPN's at the Health Centre. The reasons for the failure of the siding have not repairing the foam insulation and reinstalling siding Nor were the RN's practicing as Nurse Practitioners. been definitely determined. However, once removed there would be significant damage to the landscap- Legislation was only recently finalized in the Yukon it revealed deficiencies in the foam insulation. These ing due to placement and movement of construction in 2011 and regulations being finalized in December deficiencies have been repaired and preparation work equipment. To mitigate the loss of shrubs and plants as 2012, which permits the Nurse Practitioners (NP's) to is under way to install a different metal exterior clad- best we could, we asked other government agencies to register and practice in the Yukon. ding. This new siding was reviewed by the Dawson reclaim as many as could be used. Subsequent to this As healthcare evolves, YHC will continue to evaluate City Heritage Advisory Committee and approved by we asked local nursery companies to bid on reclaiming the provision of patient care, while ensuring the most Council. the remainder. efficient and effective staffing model is in place. At this point of construction, the interior is virtually Lastly, with regards to staffing the hospital, YHC We look forward to welcoming all residents of complete and in the commissioning stages to bring will open the Dawson City Community Hospital with Dawson City and the surrounding area at the grand the building equipment to full operational status. Our an engaged and enthusiastic staff complement. There opening of the building. Details of the date and time of main focus is completion of all elements of the building will be a combination of Registered Nurses (RN's) and thisJason celebration Bilsky, CEO will be coming out soon. so that we may occupy and treat patients late this year. Licensed Practical Nurses (LPN's) on staff, 24/7. When Yukon Hospital Corporation The costs for these repairs and replacement have people present at the hospital, RNs will assess them not been determined nor has liability been assigned to and contact a physician as required. Physicians will be any party. Therefore, we are unable to provide infor- Community questionsavailable on-call to around the the clock,Yukon although Hospitalthey may Corporation Questions from the Thursday, October 3 meeting at the Downtown Hotel Costs:

This so-called" hospital" What is the projected hospital overhead and Mainte- will not offer the services of nance projected cost? a real hospital only those of What is the actual cost versus the projected cost? a health centre so why call it This is the third insulation installation; what is that a hospital? additional cost? This is very misleading The original cement board siding has all been re- for specialists and clients moved; what is that additional cost? not familiar with the servic- What siding is going to be used on the hospital? es offered by this "hospital. WhatStaffing: will the cost of that be? During my last consultation with a neuro-surgeon after he prescribed an epidur- al injection to relieve my In the other provinces doctor and Licensed Practi- back pain I had to explain cal Nurses teams are the direction the medical field is to him the name "Dawson going. City Hospital" is a misno- We have had these Dr. and LPN teams for over 40 mer. I had to explain to him years; it has been a very successful arrangement. We this procedure could not be were way ahead of the times. done in Dawson because of Photo by Dan Davidson (Ed.Why Note is the - TheYukon discussion Hospital related Corporation to this question going back ref- the limited services offered erencedwards by Primary eliminating Care the Health Dr./ LPNNurses teams? and Nurse Prac- by the Dawson City "Hospital"; such as the absence of titioners, terms which have been used interchangeably an anesthetist or a surgical theatre. here for some years although they seem to be separate Furthermore Father Judge is the founder of the very classifications under the new Yukon regulations. Oddly, first hospital in Dawson City so his name is most ap- Join the conversation! nurses studying for this level of certification in Ontario propriate in naming this "hospital" centre. Write letter to the Sun! take a course called “Primary Care Nurse Practitioner”, The "Father Judge" name has been in use for over 40 which does lead to some confusion.) years and should be grandfathered in. Why are you not using a local landscape architect? Dawson City resident, Mike Crelli, is a qualified land- Attn: Editor, Box 6040, Dawson This has been very costly to Dawsonites; we have scape architect. City, Yukon YOB 1G0 seen LPNs and nurse practitioner, one after the other Why are local nurseries not used? Lucy Vogt for an- , leave town to avoid this situation. These people had nuals, John Lenart and Marian Davies for trees and purchased homes here, had children in our school; shrubs. E-mail us at theseName: were families well settled here. Explain what happened this summer with the land- scaping and the disposal of plants this year. [email protected] SuzanneLooking Saito, forward Colleen to hearing Smith from and youShirley soon. Pennell I object strongly to the current "Dawson City Hospi- tal" name for the following reasons: P6 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2013 THE KLONDIKE SUN LETTERS Dawson City past and present

Thank you for love and support Submitted by Diane Baumgartner on behalf of the Royal Canadian Legion of “Vigilans” (The Watchers), awards to poster participants. they combine their traditional If you would like to support Remembrance Day, Branch 1 knowledge of land, climate, and the tradition, aims, and objec- community with military ob- tives of the Royal Canadian jectives. Though we might hear Legion nationally and locally, The mission of the Royal Ca- only of their search and rescue you are invited to become a nadian Legion is to serve Cana- parties on land and river, they member of Branch 1, Dawson dian Veterans—including those also do sovereignty patrols in City. The annual fee is $50.00. who served in the Canadian all seasons, the latest being a $35.00 goes to Dominion Com- Forces and the Royal Canadian border-to-border river trans- mand; $15.00 stays here to help Mounted Police and their fami- port from Atlin to the Alaska- keep the lights on and stove lies—promote Remembrance, U.S. border (2,300 km). And going in the local Legion Hall. and serve local communities some of us have family mem- The money taken in the Poppy across Canada. bers in the RCMP and Canadian Trays stays here to distribute Dawson City has a proud his- Forces who deliver aid and keep through community service. tory of responding to the call of the peace across the nation and Please join us at the reception duty that started in 1900, when around the world. at the Legion Hall following the Captain Henry J. Woodside, As our World War veter- Remembrance Day Ceremony Photo submitted by Helen Bowie Canadian Calvary Division, ans pass on, both the national at the school. Refreshments, Dawson City, wired “ … inform Royal Canadian Legion and membership applications (with government I can raise fifty or your local chapter seek ways help filling them out), and a to remain relevant in our con- viewing of the Ranger Honour When Bill died I thought there was nothing that would ease the more rough riders and police here to serve South Africa” to temporary world. A new Legion Wall will all be available. Per- pain in my heart. I was wrong. It seemed as if everyone in this logo, partnerships with First haps you have an idea to share town was feeling the same loss and everywhere the family turned join the forces of Lord Strath- cona of Montreal and serve in Responders, an RCL Motorcycle on Royal Canadian Legion com- there were people there to help with Bill’s burial and celebration Club, and the One-by-One Mem- munity service needs. All are of life. As well, to the people that were so generous in helping to es- the Boer War, Transvaal, South Africa. bership Campaign are some of welcome. tablish the scholarship in Bill’s name. Thank you! To all the people the initiatives coming out of The Royal Canadian Legion who helped say goodbye to a very special man. World War I, 1914 to 1918, saw more volunteers head up- Dominion and BC/Yukon Com- has chosen to recognize Can- Your love and support have brought some comfort throughout mand. ada’s Aboriginal Veterans and this painful period and saying thank you does not seem adequate. river. Two large contingents left Dawson, one under Commis- Certainly Remembrance Day the significant contribution I am so fortunate to live where I do and to share this community is our raison d’être. Providing they have made through our withHelen such Bowie special people. Once again, thank you! sioner George Black. The other was the Boyle Yukon Machine the venue where all may par- long history and continue to Gun Company formed with 50 ticipate in the Act of Remem- make today. This commemora- Built by Belinda Mulrooney Carbonnneau men signed up under Joseph W. brance, families teach their tive pin acknowledges the ef- Boyle’s Klondike Mining Com- children of history, duty, and forts and sacrifices of Veterans pany. They went on to become sacrifice, perhaps remember- from all of our Aboriginal com- the most highly decorated com- ing family members. Legion munities. We will give the pin pany in the British Empire in members go into school class- to For the more first information 10 new members on the WWI. rooms and share stories, pro- Royalwho sign Canadian up. Legion, you can In April 1923, a committee viding material for discussion view their website at www.le- was formed in Dawson City, and posters, and supplying gion.ca or www.legionbcyukon. the territorial capital, to raise poppies and wreaths—this we ca. Local contacts are Myrna money to erect a permanent do every year. Service within Butterworth, 993-5353; Chris memorial to the Yukon soldiers the community has included Collin, 993-6060; and Diane who fell in the Great War. It was donations to the Dawson City Baumgartner, 993-2423. Month- unveiled in September 1924, Food Bank; assuring delivery ly meetings are held the second placed between two captured of Meal’s on Wheels; providing Thursday of the month, 7:30 p.m. enemy guns, and still stands to- bursaries to Dawson students at the Legion Hall. day in Minto Park Victory Gar- traveling to Europe and the dens. Vimy Ridge Memorial; and cash The year 1939 saw another World War start in Europe. Canada was soon sending men and materials for the Allies of- fensive. Approximately 70-80 men left Dawson for the Euro- Photo submitted by Findery Floral & Gift pean theatre. Perhaps some of Hi, these names sound familiar: Gould, Nordling, Bunberry, Butterworth, Dewolfe, Van Bibber, Kormendy, Davis, Wal- We are from the Findery Floral & Gift in Yakima, WA. Belinda ters, and Harper. Many of the Mulrooney Carbonneau built the building we have our flower shop Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in, who knew in. this land best, enlisted with the We have read a few books & articles about Belinda but we are Pacific Coast Militia Rangers looking for some newspaper articles or first person stories about and patrolled our borders at Belinda (we realize that they would be 2nd or 3rd person stories home: Semple, Wood, Roberts, as Belinda died at 95 years old in 1967). We know she was promi- Van Bibber, and Joseph to name nent in Dawson City & Grand Forks. a few. And let us not forget the Is there any chance that you have archived articles about her sacrifice made by wives, chil- while she was in Alaska or just after she left there? We have a lot dren, and friends as loved ones of people who are curious about her and her life that come into our disappeared into the war, many store. not to return. I am attaching a picture of the home she had built here in 1908- Today, the boots on the 1910. ground might be yours or your We would appreciate any help you could give us or direct us to. neighbour’s. The Canadian Sincerely,Thank you very much for your time. Rangers, Dawson Patrol, are Judy & Sue the local Canadian Armed Forc- es Reserve charged with help- The Findery Floral & Gift ing maintain Canadian Sover- 620 S. 48th Ave., Yakima, WA, 98908 eignty in the North. There are 509-966-9340; e-mail: [email protected] currently 38 Rangers and 24 Junior Rangers. With a motto THE KLONDIKE SUN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2013 P7 Klondike tourism season started late and ended too soon

Story & photo by Dan Davidson the Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in, Parks made the Palace Grand avail- able for what he deemed to have The combination of a late been a successful run of sum- start to the tourist season and mer evening entertainment an early end meant that the from June through August, as visitor season in Dawson City well as opening the Dawson was not as good as it might Daily News building for a sec- have been, but it wasn’t bad ei- ond annual Printmaking Sym- ther, according to most of the posium, and making Bear Creek 30 people who attended the available for “The Homecom- Klondike Visitors Association’s ing” exhibition as part of the Tourism Roundup on October Riverside Arts Festival. 17. Thanks to the private sec- The late start could be attrib- tor there were tours of Dredge uted to the foul May weather, No. 4 last summer, and Parks which kept the George Black has determined to offer that Paul Robitaille presents the KVA’s report in the Downtown Hotel Conference Room. Ferry out of the water until two opportunity as a three-year weeks later than the year be- concession for which a Request fore and provided the Klondike for Proposals has recently been with a snow storm on May 18. released. airport shuttle. Klondike Institute of Art and on an annual basis. The early ending was gen- “There is no doubt,” said Gary Both Cook and David Miller Culture, said that her organiza- Earlier indications from the erally blamed on the federal Parker, “that Parks is a corner of Goldbottom Tours reported tion had taken on several new VIC were that event weekends decision to have Parks Canada piece of Dawson’s summer of- that the Dredge No. 4 operation projects this summer as part of in town were so crowded that roll up its seasonal operations fering.” was not really a financial win- the TH Economic Development there were no hotel rooms to be the day after Labour Day, eight Several people at the meet- ner from their points of view, Plan. Both the Live and the Pal- had, but there were other times days earlier than in 2012, and ing observed that the early shut but it was a first year for a pri- ace shows and the weekly Art when rooms went begging to 13 days earlier than the year down of Parks’ activity coincid- vate operation, the advertising Fair were successful events in be filled. There was some dis- before that. ed with a rapid decline in the was really late getting out, and terms of satisfaction, but the PG cussion around this topic, and KVA executive director Gary number of visitors to the town. neither owner was willing to (financed as it was by a grant whether it might not be possi- Parker and KVA chair Brian There were other things to do write it off completely. from CanNor as a pilot project) ble to coordinate events so that Stethem noted both events dur- and see, even major venues like Miller, who runs a tour op- didn’t make money and would evenings and weekends were ing their opening remarks as the Dawson Museum and the eration in conjunction with his require some form of sponsor- not double and triple booked the two-hour meeting got un- Dänojà Zho Cultural Centre, but mine, said he was busier than ship to be able to continue. In with competing activities. Full der way in the Downtown Hotel the travelling public seemed to ever this summer and sub- addition, the extra projects schedules, it was noted, were conference room. take its cues from the Parks’ stantially increased his staff taxed the relatively small staff fine, as long as the different Paul Robitaille and Justine closure. to cope with the tourism side at KIAC and Dubois didn’t see events appealed to different Hobbs reported for the KVA, Paula Hassard, World Heri- of his business. He noted that any way to maintain that pace groups of people. which has developed its new tage Project Manager for the this particular round-up meet- marketing plan and is intend- Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in, presented ing seemed to be very calm and ing to focus its efforts more a slide show on the progress almost content compared to on non-tour consumers, em- made by this project during some he has attended in years phasizing the “six pillars” that the summer and early fall. At past. Tourism Yukon has identified this point a local advisory com- Several people mentioned as essential to the visitor expe- mittee is working to establish that the two reality television rience. whether there is enough com- shows, Yukon Gold and Gold These are iconic drives, the munity support to proceed Rush, have been good advertis- Klondike Gold Rush, wilder- with a nomination process, and ing for the region. Miller noted ness, midnight sun/aurora, a specialist group is preparing that his visitors are coming to heritage and culture, and it so drafts of a “statement of uni- see an operating mine in addi- happens, said Robitaille, that versal value”, which is an essen- tion to being interested in the Dawson has all of them within tial part of the process. gold rush history. the immediate area, or within Tourism Yukon had three Karen Dubois, with the a relatively short driving dis- representatives at the meeting: tance. Denny Kobayashi (Senior Man- The KVA spends $100 thou- ager, Global Marketing), Cindy sand annually on various forms Billington (Marketing Fund of advertising and market- Administrator) and Jennifer ing and intends to focus that Gehmeir (Manager, Visitor Ser- spending on increasing the vices). They presented visitor Klondike’s share of the Yukon statistics that showed an up- market from 30 percent to 40 ward trend in overall numbers. percent. According to Gehmeir, statis- season 4 of Discovery Channel’s David Rohatensky, superin- tics from the Dawson Visitor In- tendent of Klondike National formation Centre (VIC) showed Historic Sites for Parks Canada, that 33,000 people checked in said that his organization had there this year, up 28 percent in a “highly successful season” spite of the short season. Over- recording 17,000 paid custom- all, Kobayashi said that visitors ers at its various programs. to the territory had risen by 6 has just wrapped for the year. He was happy that Parks had percent at the end of July, but won a Green Thumb award that the August numbers were RAW TV has enjoyed three great years of Yukon hospitality, and our and pleased with several new not analyzed yet. programs introduced this year, The only hotel owners pres- crews often say they feel like they are coming home when they step including the daily Doors Open ent were from the Aurora Inn off the Air North flight in Dawson. (of normally closed Parks’ and Bombay Peggy’s, both of buildings) option and the Rob- whom reported having good STAY WArm, see you Next spriNg! ert Service Hike. Rohatensky seasons. indicated that KNHS is working Husky Bus’s Jesse Cook re- Contact: [email protected] on providing evening program- ported making three runs a ming, something which it has week to and from Whitehorse, become obvious is needed in with over 100 trips in all dur- the town. ing his second year. He has been In partnership with the unable to find a financially fea- Dawson City Arts Society and sible solution for running an P8 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2013 THE KLONDIKE SUN HUMANE SOCIETY DAWSON UPDATE CKS is going through changes with Katie Pearse, Humane Society Dawson Off-Leash Dog Park The Conservation Klondike of the bags. However this was a not be fully operational as of Society has seen many chang- very special exception and they yet. We will only be accepting The Humane Society Dawson has been dreaming of an off- es over the past few months, wanted us to wait until every- recyclables at the downtown leash dog park in Dawson City for quite some time now, as we changes in staff, changes in thing was finalized before al- depot until we hire attendants recognized the need for a place to be able to walk and exer- board members and changes in lowing any more shipments. for the dump. With our one cise dogs off-leash. When the City of Dawson generously told services. Not only did we have the is- amazing depot attendant we us we could have space in the north end to make the dream As many of you have noticed sue of not being able to ship we will do our best to serve you. of a dog park come true, we wasted no time getting things our downtown and Quigley also lost a lot of very valuable We are sorry for any inconve- started. We knew that we could not build the park we wanted Landfill Depots have not been employees. The hard workers nience that this has caused our with fund raising and donations alone, so we applied for a accepting recyclables in the last of the summer had moved on community who we care about Community Development Fund Grant and eagerly awaited to month. It was a necessary deci- to other places and other ad- so much. We want to do our ventures. Our coordinator who hear if we were able to receive assistance with our project. sion that had to be made due to best at providing these services also worked hard over the busy We were lucky enough to receive funding and without their a couple of different factors. to you. To all of the recycling summer to keep the place run- support we wouldn’t be here today. As you may or may not have club participants you still have ning smoothly had to say good- There are so many other people responsible for how heard, The Yukon Government time to collect your points. The great this park turned out. Right from the beginning Mayor had put a halt on the shipping bye to us as he moved on to new deadline for this is November Wayne Potoroka and council members Stephen Johnson, Bill out of recyclables from all the aspirations. So we have been in 16. Kendrick, Kyla MacArthur and Darren Taylor were support- depots across the territory. a tough position, understaffed, We thank you all for your pa- ive of the idea and designated land for the park area. Heather This was so that they could put and undershipped. But there is tience and we are looking for- Favron, Jeff Renaud and Micah Olesh answered countless a new tender out for the ship- some light on the other side of ward to serving you. questions to get everything in place. Liz Foubister (bylaw ping contract. However this the tunnel. The government has We would also like to take enforcement) was able to take on enforcing the rules of the was a very lengthy process and finalized the contract and will this time to thank Gammie park. In fact, everyone who works at the City contributed left us in a very tough position, begin shipping our recyclables Trucking who donated gravel in some way. We are very fortunate to have such wonderful overflowing with recyclables again; we have a new coordi- to us so we could put in a new that could not be shipped out. nator and one amazingly hard oil tank to keep us warm for the staff there! Sincerely, We were fortunate enough to get to work with wonderful We pleaded with them to take working depot attendant. We winter. away a couple of shipments so are looking to re-staff and get The Conservation Klondike contractors. Happy Marmot Landscaping, Vogt Enterprises, Society KATTS, Spruce Gerberding and Inkspirations were all ex- we could have the ability to this place back up and running tremely helpful and flexible as we worked with turning our walk on our back deck again. for the winter. Please bear with vision into a reality. Everyone did exceptional work, and we This exception was made for us us just a little longer, because are so thrilled with how it turned out. and we were able ship out some of the shortages in staff we will We are also very grateful for businesses in town that spon- Northwestel Wireless moves to Bell Mobility sored the project: Cheechakos' Bake Shop, The Eldorado Ho- tel, Westmark Hotels and the Dawson City Recreation Board. Press release The Dawson City Dog Park is going to be maintained by the Humane Society Dawson and other volunteers. If anyone is investments required to bring acknowledged in Canada and interested in being a volunteer contact, please call the Hu- new mobile technologies to globally for our network in- mane Society Dawson to sign up. The more help we have the (Whitehorse, October 21) the North while Northwestel vestment and innovation, deliv- better. There will be small things to do on a regular basis Northwestel today an- remains focused on expanding ering the best mobile products such as empty the garbage bins, fill up the rain barrel in the nounced the transfer of its the availability and capabilities the world has to offer to both summer, minor landscaping, etc. wireless business to Bell Mo- of our wireless services that we consumers and business users. It is our wish at the Humane Society Dawson that the park bility, offering northern con- know are extremely important We’re bringing that same focus is used and enjoyed by all members of the community. Please sumers and businesses bet- to northerners.” and energy to northern Canada remember to be safe, follow the park guidelines and most im- ter access to the best wireless The transfer is expected to and to meeting the targets set portantly,This column have is fun! provided by the Humane Dawson Society. products and services available take effect in the first quar- out in Northwestel’s Modern- Hours of operation: Monday, noon to 4 p.m., closed in Canada. Northwestel and ter of 2014 and be seamless ization Plan.” Tuesday, Wednesday to Saturday noon to 4 p.m. Bell Mobility are subsidiaries of for all post-paid and pre-paid As part of the transition, Phone number: 993-6900 Bell Canada. Northwestel and Latitude wire- Northwestel has acquired from “We are very pleased that less customers. Existing cus- the Dakwakada Development Northwestel and Latitude tomers will retain their current Corporation (DDC) its interest wireless customers are gaining cell phones and phone num- in Latitude Wireless, a part- access t Bell Mobility’s world- bers, and contracts, including nership originally formed by beating products and services,” current rates and charges, and Northwestel and DDC to pro- said Paul Flaherty, President will simply be transferred to a vide digital cellular service and Chief Executive Officer of Bell Mobility account. across the Yukon. Northwestel. “Increased access “The Bell Mobility team is “We are extremely thankful to advanced wireless services thrilled to welcome wireless to our customers and proud of is an important part of our Mod- customers in Canada’s North what we’ve accomplished with ernization Plan for the North, and we look forward to invest- Northwestel over the past seven and we’re working closely with ing in new mobile networks years,” said Brian MacDonald, Bell Mobility to meet all of our and services to make service Chair of DDC. “While we’ve suc- commitments. With its national across the region even better,” cessfully rolled out advanced scale, Bell Mobility is well posi- said Wade Oosterman, Presi- cell phone technology to many tioned to deliver on the capital dent of Bell Mobility. “Bell is communities, we believe the scale and expertise of a world leader like Bell Mobility is nec- In-store Tel: essary if consumers and busi- Specials & 993-6567 nesses in the North are to keep pace with the global evolution Fresh Coffee Fax: in wireless services. DD looks every day! 993-5973 forward to new business op- portunities that will foster growth in the Yukon.” Northwestel and Latitude Yes, we are cutting wireless customers will receive European cheeses and organic foodsmore information in the com- ing weeks and months, includ- OuWILDr Sp eGAME.cialties ing details about the transition Just give Paul a call at 993-6567! of their accounts to Bell Mobil- See daily specials at ity. 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Photos by Dan Davidson

The annual Dawson Invitational Volleyball Tournament got under way with a Pep Rally last Thursday, October 24. Since the event coincides with our layout week- end here at the Sun, we won't have any results in time for this issue. The rally got under way shortly after 1 p.m. and the teams put on quite a show for the enthusi- astic audience. This is always a big weekend at RSS.

Interview & photo by Macy, Grade 3

Name: When did you arrive in the Klondike? Gigi Bigras

Why did you come? March 17, 1983 (St. Patrick’s Day)

HowIt was did a choice you get between here? a motorbike or a trap line in Yukon. Trap Pep rally audience. line won! :)

WhereI flew from were Vancouver you born? Island to Whitehorse, and took the bus to Dawson.

What do you think makes Dawson so special? Brandon, Manitoba

What is something you cannot live without in Dawson? Isolation and the people that are willing to live in the isolation.

Where’s your favourite place to take an out-of-town guest? Friendships.

If you could go back in Klondike history, who would you like to meetStewart and why?Island.

WhatGeorge is Carmack’s your favourite wife Kate time to of get year the in real Dawson? story of Why? the discovery of gold!

SomethingI cannot pick we one. may I not like know something about you? about every season - gold leaves, sparkling snow, cranes flying north and even tourists! RSS volleyball teams. What do you love to do in your free time? I lived in the bush for 15 years and homeschooled my daughter.

WouldBeing outside,you eat candy books, for bird supper? watching If so, what & spending kind? time with friends (you know who you are!)

HowYes I many would! different Skittles, countries candy, ginger, have you milk visited? chocolate. (Skittles were enjoyed during the interview!)

HaveJamaica, you St. ever Maarten, spent aUS, whole Mexico, day France,in your Spain,pajamas? Morocco, If yes, Italy, why andCanary what Islands… were you nine doing? in total!

What do you love about living here? Absolutely, just because I could! I read all day!

Do you have any nicknames? The water, when I traveled…miss the Yukon River.

What books have you read lately? TheG.I. JoeMermaid – I was Chair an army Sinsbrat! of the Father

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As part of an enrichment project at Robert Service School led by Tarie Castellarin, Grade 3/4 students are interviewing locals about their stories. The Klondike Sun will be publishing one of these interviews in each of our upcoming issues! The senior boys enter. P10 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2013 THE KLONDIKE SUN Guys and Dolls (Dawson Style) New experiential education model

By Terry Lee premieres for rural students There’s a bunch of really sweet gals Story & photos Who all their lives have been pals. by Dan Davidson They call themselves “the Tea Bags” At Jack London’s Grill They search for some thrill, During the last week in And just might pull a few gags. September, 86 students from Then there’s “the Grumpy Old Men” seven rural communities were Who meet now and then in Dawson City for a week of In that very same place. experiential learning as part Not as sweet as the gals of the new Northern Rural They pretend to be pals Experiential Model (REM). And try not to be a disgrace. “This new model is a unique approach to expanding options and opportunities for rural The student band. students,” Minister of Education Elaine Taylor said. “Students are engaged in cutting edge experiential learning during the day and have the opportunity to participate in additional activities in the evenings.” Taylor was in Dawson City for a day taking part in the experiential learning week. She observed the sessions in progress and met with participating students. Each student chose one of eight different sessions to Some of the Tea Bag ladies. attend for the experiential learning week. On the Land, with Jesse Jewell Skateboard makers. and George Bahm, focused on increasing student knowledge and understanding of the FEAST (Foods Education First Nations Fine Art, with natural environment through and Service Training) was Vernon Asp, has students field studies. led by Tara McCauley. This designing First Nations art Wood Shop, with group worked on their Food and learning basic carving Gerry Quarton, had the Safe certification and gained techniques by creating paddles. students making their own hands-on experience by Digital Art and Film, with skateboards. preparing great meals for REM Peter Menzies, trained students Guitar and Song Writing, participants throughout the in film production, including with Steve Slade, learned basic week. planning, shooting and editing guitar and/or harmonica, Hair and Esthetics, with video presentations about the as well as song writing and Megan Easter, gave the stu- REM workshops. how to run an audio system. dents hands-on experience Textiles, with Kyla Greve, They provided the musical learning to style hair, paint focussedStory continued on using on various... page 19. Last Day entertainment for the REM nails and various other esthetic to collect Recycling Club points final assembly. skills. Saturday, November 16! Subscribe to the Wednesday, December 18 to convert your points into Klondike prize certificates. January 11, 2014 last day to redeem your prize

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Story & photos Submitted by Britta Andreas at Sport Yukon by Dan Davidson

The Kids Recreation Fund (KRF) provides families with a lower Gigantic corrugated cardboard representa- income an opportunity to apply for funding for their children to tions of real objects have always been part of participate in sport and recreational activities. The program is the training regime at the Yukon School of Visual administered by Sport Yukon, a non-profit society with a mandate Arts, but this year returning 2D & 3D Studies to enhance opportunities for all Yukon people in their pursuit of instructor Veronica Verkley decided to change excellence, and in their enjoyment of participation in sport and things up a little – or a lot. recreation. The results were on display in the Confluence This initiative, established in April of 1999, helps children and Gallery at the SOVA building on October 17 for youth whose families are experiencing financial hardship so that the exhibit called Oversized and Hybrid-ized. they may actively participate in sport, art, cultural, social and rec- “In previous years we just made oversized ob- reational programs. jects,” Verkley explained. “This year I amped it The KRF is for families in a certain yearly net income (after tax- up a little bit by saying ‘oversized object and then es) bracket: hybridize it with something else’. So everything • $40,494 (with 1 or more children) is a hybrid with something else.” • $46,163 (with 2 or more children) A giant pair of scissors looks mostly normal un- • $50,626 (with 3 or more children) til you realize that one blade is a woman’s leg. A • $56,993 (with 4 or more children) CD player has ear bud arms and legs, so that the These are just guidelines. The KRF committee wouldn’t turn overall effect is that it’s a spaceman of some sort. families away who are making $1,000 more as indicated. Outside on the landing, a cheese grater is also an The KRF funds programming fees for sport and recreation such outhouse. as swimming, soccer, softball, school trips, pool fees, music les- In the past this portion of the work has been sons and ski passes. As well we cover cost for equipment: bikes, displayed as part of the pre-Christmas season swing sets, soccer shoes, strollers (up to $200), swim suits, mu- open house, but this year SOVA is doing things a sic instruments, art supplies and more - actually everything what little differently. keeps children/youth creative, active and involved. “The students do this all the time anyway,” Each child (aged 0 to 19 years) is eligible for $400 each funding Verkley explained. “With every project we set it yearWhat (April I need 1st -to March apply: 23rd). Families can apply through out the up in the gallery. We don’t normally officially in- year. vite anybody to come by, but we’re always setting things up. So I thought, wouldn’t it be nice, every • The 2012 Notice of Assessment for each revenue earner in time we set something up in the gallery, to invite your family (including your spouse or common law partner) Instructor Veronica Verkley and Dan people over.” • Valid Child’s Yukon Health Care Card Sokolowski check out an oversized mug, which She said this kind of exhibit can be expected to • Proof of Marital Status (if not married or common-law) is also a tub. happen almost every week now as the students • Canada Child Tax Benefit (CCTB) / Yukon Child Benefit get busier and the assignments accumulate. (YCB) 2012 Statement (comes out every year in July) At this time of a year the easiest way for families to get approv- al for the fund is a copy of the Canada Child Tax benefit (CCTB)/ Yukon Child benefit (YCB) Statement. All information we need is stated on this piece of paper: net income, names of children, mari- tal status. Each child (aged 0 to 19 years) is eligible for $ 400 each funding year (April 1st - March 23rd). Families can apply through out the year. The Yukon Government’s Health and Social Services and Com- munity Services are sponsoring a large portion of the program but localWhere businesses, to get the community forms and clubs, information groups andin town: individuals also play an important role in supporting this initiative.

• Tro’ndëk Hwëch’in • City of Dawson (Recreation Department) • Health & Social Services • CPNP Dawson City • Many Rivers • Robert Service School • Yukon College Dawson City Campus The fund is constantly growing and improving. Its 14th year of existence more than 6,000 children/youth from across the Terri- tory has accessed this fund. The committee is asking for your much-needed support in the investment of our youth, so they may achieve mental, physical, social, and personal development through participation in active living. If you would like to support your community please contact Sport Yukon and we can have something set up for you. We will This cheese grater is also an outhouse. These scissors can cut a rug. make sure to recognize you. For an example in the newspaper and having your business logo visible on our website, application forms, etc. The Kids Recreation Fund Outreach Coordinator Britta Andreas willWhere be in youDawson can meet City fromher: November 5-8 for information ses- sions and to meet with parents on one to one.

• Wednesday, November 6, 1:30-5 p.m. at the Health and So- cial Services Office • Thursday, November 7, 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. in the Dawson City College Campus building • Friday, November 8, 12-2 p.m. at the Canadian Prenatal NutritionIf you want Program to schedule in Dawson a one toCity one meeting or an information ses- sion at another time or if you need more information please contact Sport Yukon at 867-668-4236. P12 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2013 THE KLONDIKE SUN SOVA announces new entrance scholarships BOOKENDS Press release by Dan Davidson { } endless iterations (with for the scanty clues. How did Faceless Killers minor differences) of exactly Johannes get to the bank to the same painting, appears take out the cash that seems (Dawson City) - The Yukon to be on a downhill slide into to have been the reason he School of Visual Art (SOVA) has senility. and his wife were killed? How two new reasons why young By Henning Mankell This novel, the first in the did anyone manage to find out artists across North America Translation by Steven T. Wallander series, spends about that he had it when he had kept should consider the only art an equal amount of space on his wealth secret for decades? school north of 60 for their Murray the detective’s personal issues What was the significance of foundation year. The School has The New Press and the quest for a solution Maria’s last words? Perhaps announced two new entrance Norton & Co. to the double murder and the most puzzling of all: why did scholarships of $1,000 each – 400 Pages racially themed fire bombing, the killers take time to feed one for full-time students ap- random slaughter and the old horse in the barn? plying from within Yukon, and $8.99 terrorist threats that follow. Some of the confusion another for full-time students For Kurt Wallander the The murder investigation comes from the Ystad applying from anywhere else in Lovgrens’ double murder is further complicated by the detachment’s desire to North America. came at exactly the wrong discovery that Nystrom was minimize the possibility of the “Our location, our faculty of time in his life. It was worse secretly a wealthy man, with original killing having been practicing artists, our small for their next-door neighbours, resources he and his father had racially motivated. It isn’t until class size, our connections with local First Nations culture, to- the Nystroms, who discovered amassed by war profiteering they learn about Johannes’ gether provide an attractive both the break in and the during WW II. His wife didn’t hidden money and the regular and compelling package for murders at the farmhouse on know about this, nor had she payments he’s been making prospective students. The in- that January night. The old wasn’t another man at the time ever known that Johannes had to the mother of his bastard troduction of these entrance man, Johannes, had been so that she left (though there was sired a son during an affair 30 son that they begin to make scholarships enables us to more brutally assaulted that the now) but that their marriage years earlier. any progress on the original directly compete with bigger medical examiner could not had gone toxic and she simply The several investigations murder. The subsequent schools across Canada and the say with any confidence just had to start finding her own that flow from the events of murder of the Somali refugee US, all of whom offer financial what violent act had actually life. She wanted to keep in that January night take some turns out to be easier to solve, incentives to promising appli- ended his life. His wife, Maria, contact, but the marriage was eight months to reach their but is not without its moments cants,” said Dr. Curtis Collins, had also been badly beaten over. conclusions, and they don’t all of difficulty. SOVA chair and program direc- and left tied to a chair with a Wallander is not coping with come in sequence, nor are they I’ve been watching the most tor. peculiar strangling knot about this blow by eating too much all connected, save that some recent TV movie adaptations of The scholarships will be of- her throat. She would die in of the wrong food, gaining disparate groups of people these books, starring Kenneth fered for the first time in 2014, the hospital, days later, her weight, drinking too much and have used the original murder Branagh as Wallander and with a March 31 deadline for enigmatic hoarse whisper of getting far too little sleep. as their excuse for mayhem. David Warner as his dad. While applications. Prospective stu- “foreign” triggering a possible On top of that, his Red herring investigations this is the first of the books, dents will need to answer an epidemic of xenophobic relationship with his late are a typical thread in all they didn’t film it first. Given essay question and submit a killings that simply muddied teenage daughter, Linda, detective stories, and there the amount of physical damage portfolio of 10 images. The suc- the waters of an already seemed to have gone to pieces are plenty in this, all fostered that Wallander sustains in this cessful students must maintain murky investigation. since she was about 15. This is by the necessary need to book, I am curious to see how a B average during the year- Wallander was already distressing because they had create some sort of narrative they handled the facial make- long program to receive the full amount of the scholarship. distracted. His wife had left once been so very close. that will link the essential up. Collins is heading out on the him just three months earlier elements of means, motive and The novel was excellent, and Finally, his father, who had road to promote SOVA and the and he had still not come somehow managed to support opportunity. Without some once I had begun reading it, it new scholarships. In the com- to terms with that. She was the family with a commercial kind of story it is difficult to moved right to the top of my ing weeks he will be visiting pretty clear that it wasn’t art career that involved assemble a chain of events and list, pushing several others to high schools and participating exactly his fault, and that there a time line that will account a lower spot in the queue. Yukon Legislative Assemblée législative in portfolio days in Vancouver, Toronto, and Los Angeles. du Yukon Assembly “We are looking to expand our outreach and ensure that Avis des séances those students thinking about heading to art school are Notice of Sitting aware of SOVA. I’m pitching Veuillez prendre note que, conformément à them a fantastic northern and Take notice that pursuant to Standing Order 73 of the l’article 73 du Règlement de l’Assemblée Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in cultural ex- perience which, along with the Yukon Legislative Assembly and being satisfied législative du Yukon et étant convaincu que, calibre of visiting professional artists they will have access pursuant to the said Standing Order that the public conformément au Règlement, l’intérêt public to, creates an incredible learn- ing environment and life expe- interest requires that the House shall meet, I appoint commande que la Chambre se réunisse, je rience for young artists,” said 1:00 p.m., Thursday, October 31, 2013, as the time for Collins. désigne la journée du jeudi 31 octobre 2013, à “Plus, after SOVA they can such meeting in the Yukon Legislative Assembly transfer into the second year 13 h 00, dans la Chambre de l’Assemblée of a Bachelor of Fine Arts de- Chamber, Whitehorse, Yukon, for the purpose of législative du Yukon, à Whitehorse, au Yukon, gree program at Emily Carr University of Art + Design in transacting its business as if it had been duly pour la tenue d’une telle réunion, afin que Vancouver, OCAD University in Toronto, NSCAD University in adjourned to that time. celle-ci poursuive ses travaux comme si elle Halifax, and ACAD in Calgary.” For more information avait été dûment ajournée à ce moment. about the entrance scholar- ships please contact SOVA at Dated this 17th day of October, 2013. 867.993.6390 or info@yukon- Le 17 octobre 2013. sova.ca.

David Laxton, MLA David Laxton, membre de l’Assemblée législative Speaker Président Yukon Legislative Assembly Assemblée législative du Yukon

THE KLONDIKE SUN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2013 P13 It's a big world

Story & photos by Anna Vogt man selling muffins on Sunday and couples kissing on benches. I pass coffee shops, a super- When I think of the 10 mil- market, hotels and office build- lion other people also living in ings, and a beautiful church. Colombia's capital of Bogota, I Horse drawn wooden carts full feel claustrophobic. The city is of scrap metal and cardboard so different from my tiny town compete for street space with on the coast! It helps to break overcrowded buses and taxis. the city down into manageable My smallest world is the worlds: apartment building, green and tan walls of my cubi- neighborhood, office. cle in my new office. I work for I already know some of the Justapaz (Justice and Peace), a people in my building or at least Mennonite organization that about them. The lady on the works on themes of justice, second floor goes out for a walk peace and nonviolent action in the morning at the same time carried out through specific as I leave for a run. The elderly projects. One team documents couple next door has a beauti- human rights violations while ful new grandbaby. There was another advocates for consci- a scandal about whether or entious objection from obliga- not the top floor was stealing tory military service. Another all the building's waters (they works on small development weren't). projects in marginalized areas Another world consists of my of the city. My job is the ambig- daily walk to the office, down uous communication for politi- a tree lined avenue filled with cal advocacy, where I attempt joggers, students, nuns, early- to somehow tie all of the vari- risers walking coat-wearing ous projects together and com- One of my projects is an an- call in to share about their daily ter price. They can earn enough dogs, shoe shiners, acrobats, a municate about them. nual event called Bread and work for peace. with rice that they do not have Peace that coincides with the Colombia is a regionalized to subsist with the coca crops International Day of Peace, country. Each of the five re- (the raw ingredient in cocaine) Nonviolence and Cease Fire de- gions has its own culture, food, they would have grown before clared by the United Nations in strengths and experiences of to help make ends meet. An- 2002. It is a collective effort of armed conflict. There is not other leader talks about her individuals, churches and orga- much communication between experiences working with ur- nizations to publicly promote the regions, and even less with ban violence in the warring sustainable peace. If people the capital Bogota where deci- neighborhoods of Medellin and cannot access the basic needs sions appear to be made with- the daily acts of mediation this of life, such as bread, peace will out a thought about the impact work requires. On the Carib- only remain an ideal. In the on the rest of the country. Many bean coast, small farmers en- past, activities have included people work for social change gage in nonviolent actions to marches and bread distribu- throughout the country; re- demand government attention tion, and cultural activities gionalism can lead some to feel to their dying avocado crops. I among others. This year, we alone in their work. A radio may not be directly working on are working on a new activity: show where people share their any of these projects, but I have a radio program where people struggles and achievements the best job of all: I get to help from around the country can with each other is a great way draw lines of connections and to not only showcase what is solidarity between them all. happening in the country as a The city may be big and scary, Paramedics honoured at skills competition whole, but also to encourage but in each of my small worlds, I Press release people that they are not alone. see people who love their coun- A pastor shares about the rice try and are working for peace. tion) and Darlene Hutton cooperative in his region. A pro- And that does not make me (Mayo) cessing plant allows farmers claustrophobic at all, but rather (Whitehorse, Oct.25) • Bruce Harder Memo- to directly sell the processed opens doors to a world full of Yukon Emergency rial Award: Dawson City crops, thereby cutting out a possibilities which I look for- Medical Services’ (EMS) EMS crew middle man and getting a bet- ward to sharing with you. community-based para- • Beyond the Call of medics were recognized Duty Award: Heather Deadline Reminder for for their dedication and Grantham (Faro), Blair service at the annual Corley (Marsh Lake) and Licensed Hunters EMS skills challenge last Teslin EMS crew weekend. • Excellence in EMS Kill reports and compulsory submissions “Emergency Medi- Education Award: Mike for most species are due no later than cal Services respond- Perry and Janice Rose 15 days after the end of the month in ers across the territory (Dawson EMS) stand ready to come to the aid of Yukoners Annual Skills Competition winners: which you successfully hunted. experiencing medical distress,” Minister of • 1st Place: Tagish EMS: Katie O'Farrell and Cleo Find out more about compulsory Community Services Brad Cathers said. “The Hosni submissions, biological samples and kill reports in this recipients of these awards provide outstand- • 2nd Place: Teslin/Dawson EMS: Derek Baker year’s Hunting Regulations Summary. Pick up a copy ing examples of their commitment to caring for and Saskia Robbins wherever hunting licences are sold or visit the Environment their fellow Yukoners.” • 3rd Place: Faro EMS: Joshua Wilcox and Alex- Yukon website. Saturday’s skills competition ran teams andra Grawehr through five stations that simulated common EMS is responsible for providing emergency If you were successful in October, your emergency care scenarios. The teams were transportation and pre-hospital treatment for scored according to their ability to provide ex- sick and injured people. Its ground and air ambu- deadline is November 15th. emplary emergency medical care while stra- lance services in communities are provided by a tegically assessing the situation and keeping teamFor ofmore full-time information paramedics, on getting critical involved care innurses your themselves and others safe. and a dedicated team of core volunteers. The 2013 Emergency Medical Services award community, call Yukon EMS at 867-456-6505 or visit For more information, visit: winners: http://www.community.gov.yk.ca. www.env.gov.yk.ca • Excellence in EMS Award: Dave Weir (Haines Junction) and George Kontogonis (Carmacks) • Bea Felker Award: Rick Staley (Haines Junc- P14 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2013 THE KLONDIKE SUN

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For Colleen Murphy the Berton House experience divides into two parts: what she was able to accomplish while she was working there, and what she was able to do Fine Art paddle carvers. other than that. “To see the land and meet the people was great because ... sewing and it (gave me) a really strong patterning techniques sense of place,” she said on while creating their own clothing. her last day. “I felt extremely Out-of-town students comfortable in Berton House, stayed at Robert There was the solitude, but the Service School, while solitude is also something that local students are comes with the land. following their normal “To have this place, for home routines. which there was no other “By bringing rural responsibility - which I have students together and to say is amazing - that all you presenting them with Minister Taylor chats with students. have to do is write. Whatever these opportunities, you are there to do – think, they are getting write – that’s what you do; exposure to specialized that’s what is so exquisite learning they wouldn’t about this place. But if you took otherwise receive,” that house and put it in the Taylor said. “This middle of the city, it wouldn’t experiential model be the same experience.” will allow students to So while there are separate Colleen Murphy on her last day at Berton House. follow their interests as components of the experience, well as help expand the she says they are really one size of their high school and the same. peer group.” “The experience of Berton “I was able to watch shape. This REM session House is the experience of rehearsals in London (UK) “Sometimes the rock is was aimed at students living and being with people in on Skype,” Murphy said, delivered to your door and in Grades 10 to 12 from Old Crow, Mayo, Pelly Dawson - going out and seeing “so there’s nothing lacking. it’s as if someone has already Crossing, Carmacks, the surround – seeing why You can be completely in carved out the shape. That Testing a skateboard. Ross River and Faro Dawson City is Dawson City.” communication if you need to happens. And then there’s – The next northern Murphy refers to herself be, and completely solitary if the rock is inside the mountain REM session will as being not a terribly social you need to be. It’s hard to feel and you have to dig it out. You like you’re isolated. I mean, have to find the mountain and be geared towards person (“I only ate out once.”), students in Grades 7 but there were events that you are, but in a kind of special then find the rock.” way. You have all the options.” Murphy doesn’t believe to 9 and will be held in she attended and people that Carmacks next May. she met who were interested Murphy’s first choice as a in writer’s block at all, in writing. She went to and career was to be a downhill refuses to be tortured by a participated in all the Spoken skier, but an accident put paid blank screen. There’s a lot of Word nights organized by to that. Still, she says that many unconscious work that goes summer library assistant Mary of the things she learned as an into writing, she says, and we Peter Menzies considers a technical problem. Fraughton, and she met weekly athlete have served her well as agree that sometimes when a writer. one particular project isn’t with a little group of writers Left: hairstyles on who have continued to meet “Discipline, not being afraid working you just have to leave display. since her departure. of competing. You know, it in the slow cooker and go do She got to do a bit of when you’re racing, you’re something else. Below: sightseeing, and has hilarious racing against other people, She also offers the notion Marjorie Logue, memories of a night she spent but always against yourself that writing is like mining. It’s Julia Jennings, Angie Joseph-Rear, Chief curled up in a vehicle on the and the elements. It’s like work and you have to treat it writing. You’re always pushing that way. Eddie Dempster Highway because Taylor, Victor Henry she was too disturbed by the yourself, trying to top yourself Berton House gave her a night noises outside her tent. … create something better. It’s chance to do that and also She thanks (no – really) Joanne not that I regret (not skiing) experience a very special Bell for that adventure. but it’s never really left me.” place, one to which she is very Except for some frustration Some writers say that certain she will return. Her with NorthwesTel’s spotty writing is like sculpting, first plan is to drive up from Internet service during her except that you have to make Edmonton next summer with last week in town she had no the rock first. Murphy turns her adult son. negative comments to make that analogy over in her mind You just never know what about being connected to the when I offer it and then runs will prompt an idea. Outside world, where there with it. “Look at that dog,” she says, were several projects that she “Writing is a difficult process as we bundle her bags into had to keep an eye on, since and a different process for the airport terminal in late plays were opening on several everyone. It’s kind of elusive. September. “He smells sleds in cities. Sometimes things come in a the distance.” flash, very, very much in its P20 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2013 THE KLONDIKE SUN Authors on Eighth Prose Vest of Luck Entry by Diane Cey

Kelowna, BC moved into their home where she shared her room with a child. She was expected to be a nanny during the day while the parents worked. In the evening she sought more work and ended up at the dance hall. And so it began! A package arrived in the mail There she learned to entertain the men along with all the other young women and there would be no turning back. It had been who sought a new life in the north. It wasn’t what she had envisioned but she wasn’t ordered under duress but now that it had been de- starving and she had a roof over her head. livered the recipient had no intention of sending it The summer passed quickly and the long days of endless sunshine began to short- back. This was her ticket to a new life in another en. The temperatures began to cool and she realized that she was not prepared for country where no one knew her. a cold winter. She would have to acquire warmer clothes and more blankets. There The package contained a passport with the name Katherine Lisa Oliver, born were people leaving for the south and so there were used winter coats and hats that in San Francisco in 1880. The photo showed a young woman with short hair and she was able to buy. It was from one such purchase that her life would significantly large eyes. It was similar enough to the woman that she was confident that no one change! would suspect that she was not Katherine Lisa Oliver! Now she could pack her The winter months with so little daylight were a whole new experience for Kath- bags and leave for Dawson City in Canada’s far north. She had heard that there erine. It seemed that they were constantly waiting for the light and it was very cold. was gold to be had and all one had to do was get there and gather it up! What a It was during one such winter day that the family wanted Katherine to take the child prospect after living in dire poverty with a man who was unloving and unkind. skating. They bundled up and set out with the borrowed skates for the frozen rink. Tonight she would slip out while he was sleeping and escape to her new life. The The skating turned out to be a lot of fun and when they returned home there was deli- year was 1898 and it was spring. cious hot chocolate to drink. What a treat! She had kept what little money she could from her housekeeping account and Well the skating trips became a weekly event and during one such outing Kather- had it safely tucked in the hem of her dress. She packed her few belongings and ine met a man named John. He took an interest in her and the child and they became left in the middle of the night. She knew the man would sleep late into the next friends. It appeared that he had had a wife but she had refused to spend the winter in day and by then the steamship would be gone. He would never suspect her dar- Dawson and had left on the last boat in the fall. He didn’t really expect her to return. ing to venture so far away. On the boat she would make friends and blend in with He had kept her winter clothing and offered it to Katherine. She was delighted to a family perhaps who could use a nanny. She was skilled at managing children. receive such fashionable wear and accepted them graciously. The trip was an adventure on its own with scenery that was breathtaking. She Sometime later Katherine decided to make a winter vest for John from the coat she had never known the world could be so beautiful! The mountains rose into the had first purchased for herself. She was sure she could make him a warm, sleeveless heavens and the sky was blue and went on forever. She saw dolphins and eagles vest from it. As she was cutting off the sleeves something fell to the floor. She could and knew for sure that she was on her way to a better life. not believe her eyes! There on the floor were several gold nuggets! She scooped Well, it took over a week to get to Dawson City and when she had arrived she set them up and wondered what to do. She decided that she would keep this a secret out to find a room. She had met one family who could use her services once they until she needed to cash them in. Secure in the knowledge that she would never be got settled but until then she was on her own. She wandered around the town desperately poor again, she carried on her life as usual. She made the vest for John and wondered where all the gold was! The homes looked fairly shabby and the and never told him of her lucky discovery. He accepted the vest and they continued people looked worn and tired. But there was excitement in the air and it seemed their friendship throughout the winter months. that there was an optimistic expectation that any day would be the day of the big Finally spring arrived and Katherine marked her first full year in Dawson. She had discovery! There was a boarding house offering rooms for rent and she procured indeed reinvented herself and felt such a sense of accomplishment and peace with the one. She agreed to help with the housework and laundry and immediately began world. She had found her niche in life. Her past became more and more distant so to wash sheets and scrub floors. After a few weeks she realized that it was going that she truly became Katherine and even forgot her former name. The gold nuggets to take longer for her to get rich than she had foreseen! The price of food was sky enabled her to buy a home in Dawson and she became one of the long- time residents high and her savings were dwindling and her wages barely covered the cost of there. She lived there until she died and her children never knew she had had a dif- her room. The family that she met on the boat finally sought her services and she ferent life so long ago. Her secrets died with her. Prose Proud to be a Canadian Entry by Murray Martin

Whitehorse, YT I am the farmer who stripped the forests - the virgin forests - to hew out farm lands and plant a pledge and a hope for this great nation. I am the person who fought with spears, bows and arrows, rifles and cannons and I am a Canadian, with pride of the present as well then with politics and pen to fulfil a pledge and promise of self determination for as of my past. Canada and Canadians. I crossed the uncharted and storm blown oceans I am the man who walked from shore to shore, who took a canoe and opened to the of the world to be the first human to set foot on this world the pathways across this great land. I survived the seasons of heat, rain and new land. cold as well as blinding snow storms and found a country that was abundant with My colour is white as well as black, brown, and riches, wildness and beauty. golden yellow. I speak Cree, Ojibwa, English, French. Italian and Chinese and the I came before the explorers and I continue to come because of all the countries in many other tongues from other countries, but first and foremost, I AM A CANA- the world to seek a new life of fulfilment. Canada was then, and remains even now, DIAN. the number one choice of such a promise. I am the native Indian, the mountain man, the trapper, who set out across this I was born here but also came here by choice rather than by force and to my grati- land, not really knowing what I was seeking or what I would find. tude and pleasure, this country has filled me with a pride and freedom that other I am the Viking that sailed down from the north and saw the riches of this land countries can only dream of. before the history of this great land was ever recorded I am a Canadian who is not forced to bow to anyone, nor as a Canadian do I com- I am the man who returned to my native land to tell the people of a rich and mand any other human to bow to me. My freedom as a Canadian has made me proud promised land across the seas that the explorers then set out to discover for to tell the people of the world that I am a Canadian and this is my greatest pride and themselves. glory. I am the explorer who set out for this Promised Land in search for gold and to We are Canadians because it is our choice, not placed on us by some decree. We are build a new empire. I am the man who found riches far greater than from which Canadians, and yet we remain individuals with the freedom of rights, of speech and I came. the choice to follow what ever religion we so choose. I am the native Indian who settled the interior. I am the trapper who opened Together as Canadians we have the best of all nations and we must never allow many of the waterway routes, the mountain man who searched for riches and left anyone to divide or take that away. One Canada, one Country, One Nation, One pledge, my trail across this great nation’s mountains and forests so others might follow. to always be proud to say “I AM A CANADIAN!”

The Authors on Eighth annual writing contest asks contestants submit to work in the style of one of four writers: Jack London, Robert Service, Pierre Berton or Dick North. It can be prose, fiction, non-fiction or poetry. This year the subject was luck. There were 18 entries from all over Canada, the United States, England and Italy. All entries will be published in coming issues of the Sun. The Authors on Eighth writing contest is held in cooperation by the KVA, Parks Canada and the Klondike Sun. Judges included the current Berton House writer- in-residence and local writers. THE KLONDIKE SUN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2013 P21 Authors on Eighth Wrestling with Lady Luck Poetry by Joann Vriend, Entry Dawson City

Luck is a bitch and there’s always a hitch It didn’t take long, now don’t get meYukon wrong-- Belle In every perfect scheme; They sweated and cursed like the rest, You follow the plan and find it’s a scam But they did the job well, built the -- And there goes your lifelong dream. Their boat was one of the best. But before you despair and pull out your hair, Remember this bit of advice: So they sailed away, for a month and a day Till their muscles and bones felt real weak. If luck shows her face and you’re in that place So he talked to his mother and said he would rather Grab your chance, trust the roll of the dice. Through wind and through rain, through hardship and pain, Write than do anything else; Take a chair and sit down, get rid of that frown, And they landed at Henderson Creek. She said, “Do it, Jack”, and never look back-- There’s a tale I’m dying to tell; Your books will soon fill a shelf.” They panned out some gold and then they were told It’s about Lady Luck, about making a buck-- He wrote and he sailed, and hisCall pen of never the Wild failed, Do not fear, for it all turns out well. That mining was an unlucky game So they staked while they could, on the creek where A thousand words every day; There was a boy named Jack whose nanny was they stood, Lady Luck smiled, he wrote , black And put the ground in their name. He was paid two thousand they say. And he asked her for help one day, “I need money right now for a small fishing scow. Then they went down to see Dawson town Jack’s early life was one of great strife, You can trust me, so what do you say?” With the bars, the girls, and the light; You’ll have to admit it was tough; Jack loved it all, enjoyed it that fall No one would shame him or eventually blame him So she gave him the cash and he made a dash In December he got out of sight. If he laid down his pen and gave up. For the harbour where he spotted the boat; French Frank took the gold, Back to his claims to make some small gains-- Lady Luck looked askance, and she wouldn’t dance The skiff was soon sold, He felt he had to get rich; So Jack had to go on his way-- And Jack made sure it would float. So he dug and he panned, and said I’ll be damned He wasn’t a fool, he just played it cool, But I see Lady Luck is a bitch. He knew he would change it one day. He went out in the bay in his indomitable way And stole oysters out of the nets; The winter was rough, there wasn’t enough-- What I’m trying to say, in a roundabout way He hated his job so decided to rob The food didn't make them feel healthy; Is that Jack seized his chance when it came; And paid off all of his debts. Jack’s teeth all fell out, he had scurvy no doubt When he didn’t find gold, and his books weren’t sold Still he hoped one day to be wealthy. He kept up his hopes all the same. His mother was cross and she was the boss So he joined the state fish patrol; Jack and the doc, they had a short talk And then by his pluck he turned Lady Luck He was shot at and cursed but his career was Decided to get out of there quick And forced her to look his way; reversed, Put on some speed, said “Yes, indeed, She couldn’t refuse him, or even confuse him And his pockets were always full. Lady Luck is playing a trick.” And we’re reading Jack’s books to this day. The job didn’t last and he was back pretty fast So they cut some trees down, made a raft, went to town Jack needed to eat some good food; To work on the factory floor; Like I said at the start, luck’s a bitch, do your part Father Judge fed them there, and he sent out a prayer-- He toiled and he thought, “A slave I am not, You really don’t need to look back They were both in a much better mood. I’ll be damned, but I’ll do this no more.” Its your life, you live it, its your luck, you give it The luck of the rich raised his mind to a pitch Jack, he said, you look good, but in your case I would The best that you’ve got, stay on track. Head home, you can always come back-- He would travel, and then he would see; And then if you alter, your path and you falter With rest and good feeding you’ll get what you’re Got a job on a ship, it was a great trip You’ll know you gave your best shot, needing. From Japan to the Bering Sea. You'll feel like a fighter, your sun will shine brighter, We’ve got you on the right track. When he got back, he grabbed his rucksack Whether riches follow or not. He bought a boat then, and took up his pen, And headed for the open road; While I’m ending this tale, I know I would fail, He started to write on that trip-- Learned to jump trains and weather the rains: If I didn’t give Jack the last word, About the dogs and the gold, the dark and the cold, Crossed the country and back in this mode. So I’ll paraphrase, the words that he says That had them all in its grip. He wanted to write but in his dire plight Though Jack might find this absurd. His mother was glad to see her good lad He decided he was no fool; He said, don’t complain if your life is a pain But his father had died in that time; He’d stop drinking with crooks and start hitting And all that is left is the shards Jack said, “ I will work, you won’t see me shirk, the books: It isn’t the hand, you should understand This family will live on my dime. Jack went and enrolled in school. But what you do with the cards. “I’ll deliver the mail, come rain, snow or hail, School wasn’t much fun and soon Jack was done-- The function of man is to live, and to give, It’s clear that I need a job; He would learn to write by himself; Not just to exist, so, God damn it So dry up your tears and give up your fears-- He stayed up all night after learning to type, I ‘d rather be, a meteor you see You don’t need to cry and to sob." Rejection slips stacked on the shelf. Than a sleepy and a permanent planet. So Jack wrote a test, and they said it was best He was just twenty with energy a-plenty So I’ll sing a wild song, if you like, come along, That he wait for a month or two; Wasting it in drinking and strife And don’t be afraid to sing loudly They’d call him they said,” Just use your head, So he went forth to find gold in the north-- Every muscle and joint will feel joy, that’s the point-- Be patient, this job is for you.” He wanted a much better life. Live life to the hilt, do it proudly.” He had lots of time and scarcely a dime Eliza his sister, oh how he missed her! Jack died too young, before he was done, So he wrote by day and by night, Had mortgaged her house for his plan; He was still writing books at the end, He remembered it well, that dark living hell, Carried hundred pound packs, yes, those are the But I know what he’d say if I asked him today-- He recalled the return of the light. facts, He’d say Lady Luck was his friend. He was young, but he was a man. The dogs and the gold, the snow and the cold His partners were older, but Jack was much bolder The beauty of the frozen land, So he did the lion’s share; The mountains and trees, the lights that one sees Lindeman Lake was the destination to make-- And the feel of frost on your hand. By the end of a month they were there. He sent his tales out, with trepidation no doubt; He was excited as well, like a kid-- Great sights they saw, it had them in awe They paid him to write, it was a delight There were boats that were made out of trees; To get cash in the mail, and he did. But Jack was a pro, let me tell you, I know-- The project to him was a breeze. P22 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2013 THE KLONDIKE SUN

THIS IS JUST MY OPINION CYFT 106.9 FM: by Al Sider Dawson City Community Radio God... Man's Creation or Created Man?

In the Twentieth and Twenty-First priests and priestesses would have the finest Centuries, an idea sprang forth that the jewels, gold, and foods, the lords next, while concept of God is nothing more than the the people usually get the left-overs (that “The Spirit of Dawson” creation of man. The purpose of this paper which was second best). This, was commonly is not to prove or disprove the existence of designed to control the people to do the God, but rather to look at the origins of these bidding (wilfully) of the lords or priests. MONDAY TO WEDNESDAY ideas, and where they have led us today. Throughout our history, this has indeed 1 to 5 p.m. Manager’s Mix - Mr. Manager Those who are proponents of the concept proved to have been quite successful. It has that God is the creation of man, propose that been so successful that it has indeed continued THURSDAY, October 31 it was designed as a method of controlling right up to our present day. the populace. But let us look at this concept Judaism, had a differing concept of God, 5 to 6 p.m. Youth Broadcast - Ricky & Friends a little more deeply, and as we do, we need in that there is only One True God, while all 6 to 7 p.m. Simply the Best - Jonna to ask ourselves how, and when, did this idea others are false. Still, this had the ability of 7 to 8 p.m. Kajambo! Radio - Paulie P begin? What purpose does it serve? Who controlling the populace, but, it was difficult would most benefit from this concept? Can to maintain that control when those who 8 to 9 p.m. Kings of Dawson City - Ben & Brendon we see the precept continuing even today? were kings and lords over the people chose What strength is there in the concept of God? not to follow the messages given them. In FRIDAY, November 1 How and when did this idea begin? The this, it is similar to all religions, and what 3 to 5 p.m. On the John - John answer can only be speculated, even by we need to understand is that “Religion” is archaeology and mainstream sciences. The indeed man’s creation, but I still wonder if the 5 to 7 p.m. George’s Show concept of God may have been introduced concept of God is? Then arose that powerful 7 to 9 p.m. Spiritwind - Jeff by our earliest ancestors, perhaps following faith, Christianity. At the beginning of this 9 to 11 p.m. The Fox and the Forest - Mathias the death of a loved one, a parent, a mate, movement, it was never used as a “Religion” or perhaps even a child, thereby leaving the or as a method of controlling the populace. It SATURDAY, November 2 survivors with the question, “What happens became a “Religion” under the guidance of one next?” It is possible that the idea of an after- who was considered “Lord of the World” the 1 to 3 p.m. Golden Frequencies - Diego life, spirit world, and God began here—but Emperor Constantine. It was at this moment 3 to 4 p.m. The Sad Bastard Hour - Jonny Moon this is not where it ended. Generation after that Christianity became a Religion, and 4 to 5 p.m. He Played/She Played - Gabby & Dan generation would build upon this concept, began to be used as a method of control. building religious rituals and sacrificial Had the “Religion” lost its false gods to serve 5 to 7 p.m. The City Mic - Mike & Steph rites which rapidly spread across the earth, the One True God? Sadly, No! 8 to 9 p.m. David’s Show with an increasing number of gods for every Religion, created by man as a means and purpose, and rituals and sacrifices to go with method to first control the people, and second, 9 to 10 p.m. Auditory Slaughter - Karl each. There arose a god of fertility, a god for as an attempt for men to find God. Sadly, in the rains, a god for planting time, a god for this do men and Religion gravely err. The God SUNDAY, November 3 harvest time, the sun and moon both were of Heaven, if He truly exists, is the Creator 12 to 1 p.m. Today’s Special - Craig & Tanya deemed gods, and this only names a few. of all things, including man, and required 1 to 2 p.m. The Cat’s Meow - Capri Every culture, every race of people had no Religion in order to find Him. The God of their own concepts, rituals and sacrifices Heaven, only requires that man trusts in Him 2 to 3 p.m. The City - Steph & Stephanie regarding these same gods, though called for everything, and to follow His ordinances 3 to 5 p.m. The Movie Show - Kerry by differing names. The strongest in the and laws. According to Biblical texts, in the 6 to 7 p.m. Stockholm Syndrome - Molly communities often became lords (whether beginning, God had only one ordinance, and it be kings or chiefs) over the populace, only one law—“Do not eat of the fruit of the 7 to 8 p.m. The Missing Link - Dan while the weakest appearing men, and tree of knowledge.” Simple enough to make 8 to 10 p.m. Meat and Potatoes - Kit most beautiful and delicate of their women, a choice, and contained within that law and became their priests and priestesses. It ordinance was not a single element of control. would be the latter that set out the moral To conclude, Religion is a creation of man, laws for the populace, while the lords would as a method of control, power and influence, Tune your dial to 106.9 FM or set out the punishments (most resulted but man did not and could not create God, or in death by sacrifice or ritual stoning) for even the concept of God. Human beings are Cable Channel 11 (Rolling Ads) in Dawson City, offences against these laws. It can clearly be genetically made to have a relationship with or listen live over the internet at www.cfyt.ca! viewed as being a method to control a group God, so the idea of God is already inside each of citizens, and perhaps was implemented of us, and the desire to seek Him out. God for just that purpose. created man, of this I have no doubt, though Who would most benefit from this concept I can neither prove or disprove this, it must of God? Firstly, the priests and priestesses be taken as a matter of Faith, not a matter of would be the ones who would benefit most Religion THE KLONDIKE SUN by a God concept, followed closely by those But, as always... this is just my opinion. thanks our volunteers! who were the lords over the populace. The chief writer & editor - Dan Davidson

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Thank you Joy for your service to the residents, visitors, staff, management and elected officials of the City of Dawson.

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