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T h e K o o t e n a y Women’s Show An evening of elegance, decadence and benevolence with special guest CBC anchor Wendy Mesley.

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The show is on Thursday, April 3 at the fabulous St. Eugene Resort pavilion.

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Welcome to the Kootenay Women’s Show

Speak your mind, the 2014 Kootenay Women’s Show is an

opportunity for businesses and groups that provide goods and services for women to reach a receptive audience.

Kootenay Women’s Show is also designed for you, the Kootenay woman. Besides being the premiere marketing event in the Cranbrook and East Kootenay area, it is also a great way to get out and meet your neighbours, business owners and other women who share what it is to be a woman living in the Kootenays.

The show features guest speaker Wendy Mesley, CBC anchor. Mesley has won three Gemini Awards for her work on Marketplace and Undercurrents.

Mesley was honoured in 2006 with the John Drainie Award, for her contribution to Canadian broadcasting. She is also a cancer survivor and creator of the documentary “Chasing the cancer answer.”

As well, Kootenay Therapy Centre’s Suzanne Thompson will be giving a talk entitled, “At a Woman’s Core...

What every woman should know about pulling it all together, pelvic health solutions from a pelvic health physiotherapist.”

Exhibitors will be on hand to present and sell their goods and services in an intimate, up-market venue at the St. Eugene Golf Resort and Casino pavilion. Walk around the pavilion and see what some of the area’s most in� uential businesses have to o� er.

Of course, there will be an assortment of the � nest hors d’oeuvres, prepared by the master chef at the St. Eugene Golf Resort Casino and we’ve partnered with Creston’s Baillie-Grohman Winery to grant you, the guest, a complimentary glass of their � nest wine.

Round out the evening with fabulous door prizes, gift packs and a whole lot of networking with the people who make the Kootenays a wonderful place to do business.

Speak your mind, the 2014 Kootenay Women’s Show, brought to you by the Kootenay Advertiser, is scheduled for Thursday, April 3, from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at the St. Eugene Golf Resort and Casino pavilion.

The Kootenay News Advertiser, The Cranbrook Daily Townsman and the Kimberley Daily Bulletin are selling tickets for the show. $25 for advance tickets and $30 at the door of the pavilion.

See you there!

CBC’s Wendy Mesley.


5:30 pm Doors open

promotional bags providedrefreshment ticket provided

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5:30 to 10:00 pm The Marketplace

browse, shope and enjoy the amazing displays provided by our sponsors and vendors

6:00 to 9:00 pmWells Photographic Design

“Speak Your Mind” Photo BoothTell your story - cards, markers and photographer are capturing your thoughts

6:30 to 6:45 pm Kootenay Therapy takes the stage

“At a Woman’s Core...”What every woman should know about Pulling It All TogetherPelvic health solutions from a pelvic health physiotherapist.

6:45 to 7:30 pm A tasting

The Baillie-Grohman Winery booth

7:00 pm Sampling of hors d’oeuvres

Chicken Satay with peanut sauceBalsamic glazed grilled vegetable skewers

Domestic Cheese Platters with dried fruit and crackers

8:00 to 9:00 pm Keynote address

Wendy Mesley, CBC Anchor

9:00 pm Samplings of hors d’oeuvres

Baked wheels of brie with house made crackers and chutneysCalifornia Rolls with wasabi, pickled ginger and soy sauce

9:30 to 9:45 pm Grand Prize Draws (must be in attendance to win)

Paci� c Coastal return � ights to Kelowna for twoShadow Mountain Rounds of Golf

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Speak your mind

An interview with our guest speaker – CBC’s Wendy Mesley

Q: What challeng-es did you face as a woman breaking into the broadcast journalism industry?

A: When I got my � rst job at a radio station in Toronto back in high school in the mid 70’s, it was commonly taken as fact that women couldn’t be newscasters be-cause “their voices weren’t authorita-tive enough”! Too which I would re-spond, “Well of course, if you’ve only ever heard a man read the news!” Back then, Barbra Walters and Barbra Frum were about the only women in prominent positions on the news. By the time I � nished Jour-nalism School at Ryerson a few years later things began to open up. Still, when I became the � rst women in the CBC parliamentary

bureau to cover the Prime Minister, there was a lot of sexism, even in our own o� ce.

Q: Why is it impor-tant for news agen-cies to have a bal-ance of male and female journalists?

A: For the same reason it’s impor-tant to hear from all kinds of di� erent voices that re� ect the society we re-port on and write for. I don’t think there is an opinion divide between men and women on all is-sues, but we do ap-proach some things di� erently. So un-less you are writing for men only, why on earth would you want to have your stories told by men only? Also, how could employers justify not having a balance? I’m sur-prised we are still asking this question.

Q: In addition to being a journalist, you’re also a wife and mother. Did starting a family have any impact on your career?

A: De� nitely. I have always loved my work, it’s central to what I think I can o� er the world. For about twenty years I worked very long

hours. I still do. But when my daugh-ter was little I went to work on a show called Marketplace because I wanted to have more con-trol over my sched-ule . The work was still intense, but for most of the year, the schedule was pre-dictable. Working for the National is exciting, but never predictable.

Q: What motivated

you to push beyond being a CBC corre-spondent and work your way up to the host’s chair?

A: When I was younger and televi-sion stations started to realize they need-ed more women reading the news lots of young re-porters like me got o� ers to go and sit in a studio. I always refused, for two reasons: I was hav-ing the time of my

life being a reporter and, I didn’t want to pretend to know what I was talking back until I actually knew something! I � rst became an an-chor in my mid 30’s after I’d been in the business for about 15 years. But only one day a week — I kept reporting too. I still spend more time reporting and interviewing than anchoring.

Q: Once being di-agnosed with breast cancer, you stayed on part time at Mar-ket Place, why keep one foot in the door despite battling ill-ness?

A: Going through chemo was di� cult, but there would be lots of days in the cycle when I felt � ne and working was a way for me to keep my brain connected something else and feel like I was start part of the normal world. It wasn’t as if I could take o� to the beach in the middle of my treatment!

Q: Women con-tinue to be out numbered by men in leadership po-sitions in govern-ment and industry. What needs to hap-pen before this will change?

A: The jobs need to be made attrac-tive to women with the skills to do the job. Some jobs are just not feasible for women (or men for that matter) who want to spend a lot of time with their family, but many jobs could and should be made

more � exible. There have already been huge improvements on this front since I started out.

Q: Facebook chief operating o� cer Sheryl Sandberg’s latest online cam-paign “Ban Bossy” says we need to change the way we talk to young girls who assert themselves. Do you agree?

A: The brother of my high school boy-friend wondered how he could ever like me since I was “so ambitious”. I would like to think that this is chang-ing..and that girls who assert them-selves are as nor-mal as guys who assert themselves. I haven’t read Sand-berg’s book.

Q: What advice would you give to women trying to make it to the top of their careers?

A: Pick a � eld you love, work like a dog, don’t focus on the money until you really need it, and be brave!

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CBC Anchor Wendy Mesley will be speaking from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. at this year’s Kootenay Women’s Show at the St. Eugene Golf Resort and Casino pavilion.


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St. Eugene Golf Resort & Casino is delighted to be the host venue for the 10th Annual Kootenay Women’s Show.

The show is fea-turing the special Women’s Show hors d’oeuvres assortment that includes some of the best celebration food in the region and beyond.

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Put a date in your diary, and reserve your table for the next unmissable International Feast.

As well, on April 12, come and join us

for the Wine Maker’s Dinner

as we team up with Hester Creek

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The champion-ship St. Eugene Golf Course and Clubhouse will open on Friday, April 18th. The Pro Shop o� ers a local’s discount for any residents in the East Kootenays so you can take advan-tage of the perfect weather with your

hubby or the girls. Discuss the eagle putt that could have been over a bite and beverages on the sun-drenched deck of the 19th Hole Bar & Grill.

With four dining options, world-class golf, Casino nightlife, and live music, there is no shortage of fun activities to enjoy at St. Eugene Golf Resort & Casino. To keep up with latest news on Live Music, the International Feast and Special Offers, visit www.steugene.ca, and fol-low us on Facebook and Twitter.

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Suzanne Thompson, of Kootenay Therapy Centre gives a presentation at 6:30

Cheryl Webb, of Wells Photographic Design and operator of the show’s photo booth

Christine Hoechsmann of Ashley Furniture Homestore

Nicole Alderman, representing Iris Optometrists

Ann Hoodico� representing Denham Ford Publisher Karen Johnston, presenter, representing Black Press

Balance, respect, value, passion, living life well—are some of the themes chosen by these local busi-nesswomen and platinum sponsors for the Kootenay Women’s Show to repre-sent how they want to be treated and how they treat others they interact with in the community.

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Pictures from the photo booth will be featured (with your permission) on the Kootenay Advertiser web site to inspire other local women to strive to not only overcome the challenges of living in the East Kootenay region, but to thrive as well.

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The MarketplaceAt this year’s show, vendors and exhibitors include: Wells Photographic Design, Ashley Furniture Homestore,

Iris Vision, Sandor Rentals, Denham Ford, Top Crop, Silpada Jewelry, Epicure, Archway Orthotics, East Kootenay Community Credit Union, Steeped Tea, Sunlife, Core Fitness, Medi Chair, Mary Kay, World Financial, Charmed, Curves, Edward Jones, Passion Party and Shadow Mountain.

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“This 2014 Ford Edge has the SEL appearance package and lots of other sweet options like Navigation and a

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“Woo-hee! A 2014 Ford Mustang convertible! I’ve already got a Mustang but this one is purdy! Grabber Blue, heated

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“Yee-haw! This one will bring out the inner Red Neck in ‘ya! FX4 o� road package plus we’ve added a 6’’ BDS lift kit, 34’’

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We’re Adding 4,000 sq.ft. to Serve You Better!!The Ashley Furni-

ture HomeStore is excited to announce that they are growing again. They are con-verting their 4000 sqft warehouse to increase the size of their retail space. This will ex-pand the offering of Ashley fur-niture, Sim-mons mat-tresses and Frigidaire appliances. “We can’t wait!” says store man-ager Mark Riegert. “Our cus-tomers are going to love the expanded se-lection.”

The NEW Frigid-aire Appliances Gal-lery added to the store over a year ago, has been very well re-ceived. “Our partner-ship with 500 Ashley HomeStores and our buying group, has kept our pricing ex-

tremely competitive,” Mark says. “And the selection of cook-ing, refrigeration, and laundry is out-standing.” They also carry Electrolux, a premium brand with exclusive features and

exceptional quality.

S t a y tuned for their an-nual Ware-house Di-rect Sale c o m i n g soon. With the ware-

house moving, they would rather sell it than move it, so this year’s event will be one of the biggest ever.

For furniture, mat-tresses, appliances, and accessories, visit the Ashley Furniture HomeStore, where great style doesn’t have to be expensive.

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