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Full Spectrum September 2017 School District No. 8 International Program seeking homes www.ilovecreston.com FULL SPECTRUM HISTORY BUSINESS ARTS This Labour Day, have summer colour year-round! This Labour Day, have summer colour year-round! This Labour Day, have summerVisit colour us today! year-round! Visit us today! <Retailer Name> <Retailer Name> <Town><Town> RetailerRetailer Logo Logo <Province<Province Postal Postal Code> Code> <Phone<Phone Number> Number> <Website><Website> This Labour Day, have summer colour year-round! This Labour Day, have summer colour year-round! Visit us today! <Retailer Name> <Town> Retailer Logo <Province Postal Code> <Phone Number> Visit us today! PYRAMID<Retailer BUILDING Name> <Website> Visit us today!<Town> Retailer Logo SUPPLIES<Province Postal LTD. Code> <Retailer Name> good neighbours...<Phone Number>good advice. <Town> <Website> 1220Retailer North Logo West Boulevard,<Province PostalCreston, Code> BC 250-428-7114 | [email protected]<Phone Number> <Website> ©2017 Benjamin Moore & Co., Limited. Arborcoat, Aura, Benjamin Moore, Paint like no other, Regal, and the triangle "M" symbol are registered trademarks, and Colour Selection Simplified is a trademark of Benjamin Moore©2017 & Co., Benjamin Limited. Moore Printed & inCo., the Limited. USA. Arborcoat, Aura, Benjamin Moore, Paint like no other, Regal, and the triangle "M" symbol are registered trademarks, and Colour Selection Simplified is a trademark of Benjamin ©2017 Benjamin Moore & Co., Limited. Arborcoat, Aura, Benjamin Moore, Paint like no other, Regal, and the triangle "M" symbol are registered trademarks, and Colour Selection Simplified is a trademark of Benjamin MooreMoore & Co., & Co.,Limited. Limited. Printed Printed in the in USA.the USA. ©2017 Benjamin Moore & Co., Limited. Arborcoat, Aura, Benjamin Moore, Paint like no other, Regal, and the triangle "M" symbol are registered trademarks, and Colour Selection Simplified is a trademark of Benjamin Moore & Co., Limited. Printed in the USA. ©2017 Benjamin Moore & Co., Limited. Arborcoat, Aura, Benjamin Moore, Paint like no other, Regal, and the triangle "M" symbol are registered trademarks, and Colour Selection Simplified is a trademark of Benjamin Moore & Co., Limited. Printed in the USA. climate history. No matter where you for watching wildlife, right in her own stand with regard to climate change, backyard. She shares some photos with From the Editor it’s evident that hot summer days us in this issue — they’re all great, and a nd we’re back! are becoming more frequent and the couple are downright amazing! AOur annual general temperature is showing an With summer just about at an end, summer break (the upward trend. Particularly considering thoughts naturally turn to the new school reason you enjoyed that B.C. is experiencing its worst fire year, and the School District No. 8 a combined July/ season since 1958, it’s pretty disturbing (Kootenay Lake) International Program August issue) is to consider the implications! is hoping you’ll think about hosting a over, and we’re Of course, you’ll recall the growing student. Seven students representing excited to bring you season starting with a wet spring, three countries start school this month, BRIAN LAWRENCE a new issue as we which caused its own problems for the and co-ordinator Jo-Anne Schultz will be say goodbye to summer and hello to local agriculture industry, as Randy visiting Brazil and Chile to promote the fall. There is still a bit of time before fall Meyer relates in this month’s Ag program in those countries. It’s a great officially starts, though, and it appears Aware column. But it didn’t dampen opportunity to learn about another culture that the hot, dry weather that made this the spirits at Spectrum Farms, the and teach others about your own. summer memorable will, for better or subject of this month’s cover feature. Oh, and if you’re having trouble worse, be sticking around. Its development began five years ago, accepting summer’s end, don’t miss While we’re on the subject of and it’s impressive to see how it has the Creston Valley Fall Fair on Sept. weather... Be sure to take a look at progressed in becoming a supportive 8 and 9 — it’s a great way to connect Creston Museum manager Tammy employer for people with disabilities. with friends and neighbours, and a fun Bradford’s monthly contribution for an For Wynndel’s Betty Martin, this way to welcome fall, while celebrating in-depth look at the Creston Valley’s summer proved to be an excellent one the valley’s agricultural heritage! DEPARTMENTS AGRICULTURE EDUCATION Spectrum Farms provides work Kootenay Lake school district is opportunities for employees with seeking homes for visiting students in disabilities. International Program. Sales Editor Graphic Design Carli Calhoun Brian Lawrence Wendy Franz cell: 250.977.5321 250.505.3886 cell: 250.402.8711 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] The Magazine I Love Creston Magazine is produced monthly and distributed free of charge by I Love Creston Marketing Ltd. I Love Creston Marketing Ltd. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited. Any advertisements or graphics designed Box 143, Creston, BC V0B 1G0 in-house are property of I Love Creston Marketing Ltd. and may not be used in any other medium without www.ilovecreston.com permission. Views expressed in the magazine does not necessarily reflect those of the company. September 2017 www.ilovecreston.com 10 MINUTES TO DISASTER The temperature in a vehicle, even in the shade with the windows partly open, can rapidly reach The risk is real a level high enough to seriously harm or even kill If it is 26°C outside, inside a car – even with the windows your pet. A dog can be overwhelmed by heat in as cracked – the temperature can reach 37°C in 10 minutes and little as 10 minutes. 43°C in 20 minutes. A dog’s normal temperature is 38°C. If your dog’s temperature reaches 41°C cell and organ damage How pets stay cool begins to occur. Dogs cool themselves by panting and by releasing Heatstroke Symptoms heat through their paws. They do not perspire Heatstroke symptoms include: through their skin like people. On warm days the Exaggerated panting; bright red gums; rapid or erratic pulse; thick saliva; anxious or staring expression; weakness and air and upholstery in your vehicle heats up to high muscle tremors; lack of coordination; convulsions or vomiting; temperatures making it impossible for pets to cool collapse; seizures or coma. themselves. Your dog will be more comfortable if Emergency treatment left at home. If your dog shows symptoms of heatstroke follow these instructions: • Immediately move the animal to shade; • Wet the dog with cool water including foot pads and around the head; • Fan vigorously to promote evaporation. This process cools the blood reducing core temperature; • Do not apply ice. This constricts blood flow which inhibits cooling; • Allow the dog to drink some cool water; • Take the dog to a veterinarian as soon as possible for further 238 - 10th Avenue N., Creston, BC • Phone: 250-428-2214 treatment. Email: [email protected] • www.creston.ca Spectrum Farms SUPPORTING Employees With DISABILITIES STORY AND PHOTOS BY BRIAN LAWRENCE Some people with disabilities may live on provincial I Love Creston Editor funds of about $900 a month, while their seasonal work ith livestock and produce abundant and easy to see, at Spectrum Farms may earn them an additional $3,500- WSpectrum Farms may seem like many others — at first $4,000. glance, that is. “That will give them a base for the rest of the year,” says But what truly makes it unique? The farm is a social Eric Kutzner, who recently completed a five-year volunteer enterprise of the Kootenay Region Association for Community stint as manager. Living (KRACL), and as a supportive employer, the farm’s “It improves their self-esteem,” adds LaRose. workers are all people with disabilities — any type of disability For LaRose, managing Spectrum Farms combines two — given an opportunity to earn their own income, a chance interests: people with disabilities and agriculture. not always afforded their peers. “I’m devoted to improving the standard of living for people Above: Former Spectrum Farms manager Eric Kutzner (left) and new with disabilities,” says manager Denis LaRose. manager Denis LaRose in front of the farm’s Archibald House. He moved to the valley in 1991, working as a parole officer for southeastern B.C. He had previously been the executive director for a community living organization in Dawson Creek, and had worked at New Westminster’s Woodlands Institution. “My dream was to integrate people with disabilities into everyday life,” says LaRose. When he moved to the Kootenays, he bought an acreage in Wynndel, starting to grow plums, then switching to apples. He sold the Wynndel property and bought a farm and fruit stand in Erickson in 1996, running Under the Apple Tree for 14 years. “I had a passion to grow things,” he says. “To this day, I have no idea why it was so ingrained in me.” LaRose found that growing things is physically, emotionally and spiritually empowering — which made it easy for Kutzner to recruit him as a volunteer in 2013 — and he hopes to pass on that passion to the farm’s workers. “It’s so challenging,” he says. “It keeps you on your toes.” Spectrum Farms has 12 employees, each working up to 20 hours a week, both in the farmyard and in the kitchen, baking and making products such as jam and dehydrated fruit, which stock the farm’s Going Green Market. It also offers low-income housing for people with disabilities; an upcoming project by BC Housing and the Columbia Basin Trust will create units for nine.
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