Kimberley Daily Bulletin, February 14, 2014

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Kimberley cull postponed due to trap theft Deer Protection Society circulating anti-cull flyers C AROLYN GR ANT editor@dailybulletin.ca

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Liana Shaw, Rowen Naegeli, Mayor Ron McRae and Ted Funston start off Slopes for Hope on the first chair up the mountain last Saturday. See more page 3.

Slopes for Hope raises $40,000 A successful Nordic/ downhill Everest challenge C AROLYN GR ANT editor@dailybulletin.ca

Kimberley’s Slopes for Hope 2014, held at the Kimberley Alpine Resort last Saturday, was everything the organizers hoped for and more, raising over $40,000 for the Canadian Cancer Society.

Donations were still coming in on-line at week’s end.

If you haven’t dropped your donation off yet you can bring it to the Canadian Cancer Society office in Cran-

brook.

In addition $1,335 was raised for Jenna Homeniuk through the Brave the Shave event.

Slopes for Hope Chair Liana Shaw reports a funfilled day despite the cold.

There was a Nordic event added this year to great success and plans are already underway for even more events next year.

“We are excited for next year as the planning is under way to include another new challenge to the Slopes for Hope event ‘ Ascending Everest’ by climbing up the North Star Mountain with your snowshoes or touring skis – endless opportunities for

winter enthusiast to get out and support a great cause,” Shaw said.

The following are the top teams and individuals for both events.

Descending Everest Top Individual Contributor; Gord Jenkins $2,500 Descending Everest Top Youth; Makaia Ballard $100 Descending Everest Top Team Contributors; 3 Canucks and a Texan $6,315 Everest Trek Top Individual; Derm Kennedy $5,110 Everest Trek Top youth; Mackenzie Mclean $400 Everest Trek Top Team Contributors; The Four Diamonds $3,415 Shaw says the event could

not have been the success it was without the support of the local business community.

“Amazing support and a huge shout out to our business community as sponsors for support and aid in the Silent Auction, healthy breakfast, BBQ lunch and comfort table for the participants, along with financial aid in organizing and promotion of the event.

“And a big shout out to the SFH organizing committee, volunteers, KAR and Kimberley Nordic Club Staff; a lot of passion from these individuals to achieve successful organized event.”

The BC Deer Protection Society out of Invermere is hitting Kimberley with flyers this week as the City’s permitted cull has been delayed because of the theft of government-owned clover traps.

Kimberley Mayor Ron McRae confirmed that the cull hasn’t begun yet, primarily because of the incident this week The above flyer was being posted in where the clover Kimberley this week. traps were stolen from the Ministry building in Cranbrook and some destroyed.

“We are still on track but we can’t proceed without the traps,” McRae said. “It’s not going to deter us but obviously it will slow us down.”

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Local technician sends skis to Sochi TREVOR CRAWLEY

While Canadian ski cross athletes prepare for Olympic glory in Russia next week, they could potentially be sporting some equipment with a Kimberley connection.

With the warm temperatures in Sochi presenting a challenge on the slopes and the effects on snow conditions, the national ski cross team sent some custom-made skis to Kimberley’s Scott ‘Scooter’ Reid for some work.

Reid, a ski technician who is a familiar face at the upper echelons of Alpine Canada, has past Olympic

experience, working with the ski cross athletes at the Vancouver Games in 2010.

With the Canadian ski cross athletes on the World Cup circuit in the fall leading up to the Sochi Games, they simply didn’t have the time to put in the necessary work to set up the skis.

That’s where Reid comes in.

A former racer turned coach turned ski technician, Reid was given a contract to get about a dozen pairs of skis ready for possibility of warm conditions on the slopes.

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t’s 2014. The world has changed considerably in the last century. The earth is home to some seven billion people, and that number is expected to balloon to nine billion by 2050.

With the melting of the polar ice caps, global warming has become a household phrase.

Our outlook isn’t bleak yet, but it’s steadily becoming obscured by the smog. It seems only appropriate, then, that during a new age of ecological scrutiny, Mount Baker Wild Theatre should stage a production of Urinetown the Musical.

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No, no: that really is the title. The show, which was written in 2001 by Mark Hollman and Greg Kotis, is everything from a comedy, to an agitprop, to a satire.

The plot unfolds in a dystopian future; a 20-year-long water shortage has rendered private toilets unthinkable. People pay to get their business done by way of “public amenities,” or public toilets.

The musical follows the story of Bobby Strong, a young amenity worker who revolts against the powers that be in order to free the enslaved bladders of the land.

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Perhaps not surprisingly, if one takes the brilliant score and hilarious book into account, the show was a smash hit; it ran for 25 previews, and 965 performances.

Urinetown eventually won Tony awards for best book of a musical, and best original score, not to mention a nomination for best musical.

Yes, we’ll admit that the title is, perhaps, a little unconventional.

We’ve been asked if we’re joking, or to clarify if the title is actually “You’re in Town.” Considering the seeming nonsense of the show, it hasn’t been unusual for people to flatly dismiss Urinetown as inevitably atrocious. To some, the idea of a show whose subject matter is fecal matter sounds plainly impossible. It is the antithesis of what people

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have come to expect from a Broadway show, and it is a musical that, by all reasonable logic, should not succeed.

Logic, thank heaven, rarely touches the theatre.

Urinetown manages to combine uproarious humour with an implausible plotline, all the while exploring what our society has come to justify as necessity. It is a notso-gentle reminder of what flippancy towards our ecosystem can do, but it is also raucously entertaining, and not to be missed.

If a Broadway musical can be classified as an underdog, this one certainly fits the bill. But, just as in any daring dramatic scenario, the underdog becomes the unlikely hero. Urinetown is a wickedly funny, charmingly resonant, and unexpectedly important show. Join us in celebrating its hilarity, and all it stands for. It’s one hell of a ride. Honestly.

Urinetown runs at the Key City Theatre, May 8to 10 (showtime 7:30 p.m.) and May 11 (showtime 2 p.m.).

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view the paintings and enjoy a dainty sandwich and a sweet treat.

A children’s colouring contest will also begin this day allowing those children attending to take home a spring colouring activity and bring it back to the Gallery for a small prize at the end of the month.

While at the Gallery visitors might like to register for the Intermediate Origami class being offered on Saturday, Feb. 22, or put their name on a list for other proposed spring workshops.

The CDAC enjoys feedback from the public so please give us your requests in our gallery guest book or at our website: www.cranbrookanddistrictartscouncil.com/-workshops.html Tickets for the tea are $5 and available at the door.

For more information call Marisa at 250-4264223 or visit the Gallery at 135 10th Ave. S.

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Slopes for Hope 2014

Over $40,000 raised in a day of skiing — downhill and cross country — to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society

An end to door to door delivery C AROLYN GR ANT editor@dailybulletin.ca

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CUPW worker says Kimberley will be one of the first to lose service

Gord Jenkins, right, of Kimberley is a Slopes for Hope regular each year and was this year’s top individual contributor at $2500.

Friday, February 14, 2014

Gerald Berard from the Kimberley local of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers visited Kimberley City Council this week seeking support in their efforts to stop plans by Canada Post to end home delivery.

Canada Post announced in December that they were phasing out door-to-door delivery of regular mail to urban residents and increasing the cost of postage in a major move to try to reduce significant, regular losses.

“Kimberley is the smallest letter carrier depot in Canada,” Berard told Council. “Our community will be one of the first for letter carrier service to be cut.”

He said that it has been announced that small communities will lose service first and it is assumed that Kimberley will be one of them. The time line is likely this year.

Berard said that CUPW recognizes that Canada Post is a federal responsibility, but anything the City could do in terms of a motion of support would be appreciated.

And he said that in addition to seniors being forced to walk quite some distance to community mailboxes — something which they are not always physically capable of doing — those mailboxes are vulnerable to break-ins, which can lead to identity theft.

Community mailbox sites are also

eyesores, he said, with litter piling up as people discard unwanted mail like flyers. Canada Post will not put recycling containers at community mailbox sites, Berard said as their policy is to deliver mail, not take it away.

Not only that, but there is a huge increase to stamp prices coming as well. He also said that the local taxi company will have a hard time surviving if they lose the Canada Post contract.

The point Berard wanted to make was that the cuts aren’t necessary.

CUPW believes that the claims by Canada Post that they will lose a billion dollars a year by 2020 are simply not true.

“We need to look at the facts,” he said. “Canada Post said they would lose $250 million in 2012, but it made a $94 million profit. You can’t believe them. The only year Canada Post lost money was 2011 when they had to pay a wage equity settlement and had a two week lockout. Aside from that, Canada Post has not lost money in ten years. Things are not as bleak as they say. It’s just a clear agenda for privatization.

“Raising rates and cutting service is just a bad plan.”

Berard says the CUPW believes that going into financial services would be a better route for the post office. Not only would it provide financial services not available in many small communities but many other countries have found that it works for their postal services.

Berard promised that the CUPW would make the plans for Canada Post an issue in municipal elections next November.

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Everybody and their dog enjoyed a chilly, but sunny, day at the Kimberley Al,pine Resort.

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Keith and Kay Nicholas completed their Everest goal by mid-afternoon.

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Joseph Bannenberg, Dona Bannenberg, Frank Hastings, Barbara Roche, Derm Kennedy enjoy the Nordic Trek portion of Slopes for Hope.

Ice time costs will rise C AROLYN GR ANT editor@dailybulletin.ca

In addition to voting to go ahead with the ice plant replacement at Marysville Arena last Tuesday evening, Kimberley City Council also voted to raise rates charged at both the Civic Centre and Marysville.

The original motion contained a rate increase of 25 per cent for an hour of ice time.

However, on a suggestion from Coun. Bev Middlebrook it was decided not to cap an increase at 25 per cent.

A Minor Hockey representative at the meeting said that they had been expecting a rate increase.

The City will meet with all user groups to come up with the final number.

Kimberley’s ice time charges have been well below what is charged in Cranbrook for quite some time.

An increase of 25 per cent will gen-

erate an additional $14,380 at Marysville Arena and $24,500 at the Civic Centre.

Currently an hour of ice time at Marysville Arena costs $74.81 including GST. A 25 per cent increase would raise it to $92.20. A similar raise at the Civic Centre would mean an hour of ice would cost $95.49. In Cranbrook users will pay $95.28 for Memorial Arena ice this year.

Middlebrook also said she was surprised to discover how much was free at Marysville Arena, from public skates to school usage.

However, Coun. Albert Hoglund pointed out that the school usage was reciprocal, in that schools make their gymnasiums and classrooms available for community events at no cost evenings and weekends. As for public skating, Hoglund said it would cost more to have a union employee on site collecting a public skating fee than would be taken in.

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The Platzl is going to see some skiing and boarding action this Saturday, February 15, beginning at 6 p.m. with the Mayhem in the Platzl Rail Jam. Skiers and boarders will be negotiating a rail course beginning at the Black Bear Books location on Deer Park Avenue continuing down to the gazebo.

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Organizers say snow will be contoured for the event but a rail jam includes anything in the path of the athlete — mailboxes, street benches, railings and walls are all fair game.

A DJ will be performing complete with a light show.

Fashion Mayhem starts at 7 p.m., in the former Fields building (196 Spokane St) and will showcase local designers and retail- Local builders Tyee Log Homes are providing ers. three custom benches for the competition.

The Mark Creek Lions Club will host a warming cluding the first Mayhem p.m. followed by practice station. time at 5 p.m. and the Trophy.

Great prizes are availIf you’d like to com- competition starts at 6 able for the athletes inpete, registration is at 4 p.m.

The new Sport Chek store in Cranbrook will soon open its doors.

Brendan Arnold, public relations for Sport Chek’s parent company FGL Sports, said the store is slated to open April 10 and will be looking to hire around 31 people in March.

“We’re going to be doing a hiring fair from March 5 to the 7,” Arnold said.

The interview fair will be at the Prestige.

Arnold said the new store manager is Ryan Alvernini.

“We’re super excited to be opening a new store in Cranbrook,” Arnold said. “Definitely one thing that we want to get out there to the readers of your publication and throughout Cranbrook is that we are really focused on the community.”

Arnold said Sport Chek tries to integrate the community into the store.

“We just want to make people aware that this new Sport Chek is not just about product, it’s about getting the full experience,” he said, adding that may mean figuring out product fitment or having a cus-

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Arnold said the Cranbrook store would follow the look and feel of other Sport Chek stores.

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Sport Chek recently opened its first flagship store in Edmonton, which features digital displays and features.

“The purpose of these stores is to test out and put in these new technologies and these new innovative and interactive units within the store which allow customers to get an even more customized experience,” he said, adding that the company would be first implementing things in the flagships and then deciding on whether to bring them to stores like the one that will be in Cranbrook.

“I can’t tell you what from that will be in the Cranbrook store, but it is on the radar for us to start rolling out some of these digital activations with our stores across the country,” he said.

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Cull postponed by trap theft

Winter Market Sunday at Conference Centre 60 vendors signed up for market C AROLYN GR ANT editor@dailybulletin.ca

The Alberta Family Day holiday occurs on Monday and as always, Kimberley will see a lot of friendly faces from Alberta this weekend.

For the second year in a row, local merchants hope to take advantage of the high

numbers of visitors at the ski hill by taking their products directly to them.

The Kimberley Winter Market will open at the Kimberley Conference and Athlete Training Centre at noon this Sunday, February 16.

Dave Clark, who is helping to organize the market for Meet Kimberley says that it’s a sell out with all 60 booths sold.

“The vendors are pretty much all local

with a few from Cranbrook and Invermere,” Clark said. “The idea is to capture Alberta Family Day visitors, but we’d really like locals to come up and check it out as well.

“Last year went very well and we’re hoping for the same or better this year.”

There will be an ATM available at the market.

Admission is free and the Market runs from noon until 5 p.m.

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2014 PARCEL TAX ROLL REVIEW WATER AND SEWER FRONTAGE TAX ROLLS The Corporation of the City of Cranbrook has completed improvements to the water and sewer systems that are to be supported in part by a frontage tax levy imposed under the following bylaws: A. Water Frontage Tax Amendment Bylaw No. 3675, 2009 B. Sewer Frontage Tax Amendment Bylaw No. 3736, 2011 Notices will be sent the week of March 31, 2014, to each property owner where a change in frontage has occurred. These notices will state the actual and taxable frontage for the property and the frontage tax rates for 2014.

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McRae says that the flyers came to the City’s attention early this week. They were put up around town and also on the windshields of cars at the Civic Centre.

McRae says the flyers will be discussed with city staff and there will be some kind of response.

“In the meantime, the public needs to know what kind of tactics this group will go to to achieve their ends.”

Devon Kazakoff of the Deer Protection Society says that his group is simply trying to bring awareness to the citizens of Kimberley as the City embarks on another cull.

“The intent is to get the message out on what the city is planning to do and urge the Mayor not to go through with it.

“We’ve found out it won’t start until the 15th (February). We are hoping to raise awareness and get it stopped.”

Kazakoff says that the Deer Protection Society plans to be there in any community that tries to deal with deer in a way they consider inhumane.

“Last year in Cranbrook they tried to push a cull behind closed

doors. We found out and got it out to the public. We got a public apology. A city councillor even said that it was wrong. It’s not right to try to hide from people.”

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Work will begin February 2014 and is expected to be completed by June 2014. The project will include vegetation clearing work, followed by construction activities and the use of heavy equipment, which could result in higher than normal traffic activity in the area.

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Plenty of local merchants took advantage of the opportunity to sell to visitors at last year’s Winter Market.

From Page 1 The traps are owned by the provincial government. McRae was planning to meet with a ministry representative Thursday afternoon to discuss the permit time frame.

The flyers label Kimberley as a good place to waste tax dollars on killing deer and calls Kimberley the deer culling capital of B.C. Kimberley currently has a permit to carry out a cull of up to 30 mule deer — 15 from Marysville and 15 from Lower Blarchmont/ Chapman Camp. They also had a permit to remove 100 deer two years ago.

The BC Deer Protection Society is the same group which is involved in the law suit against the District of Invermere for their deer cull.

The flyers urge people to contact the mayor and tell him to stop the cull, giving out his direct line at city hall, his cell number

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The tradition of St. Valentine Roses are red, Violets are blue; Will you love me?

Coz I sure love you.

I still remember getting that Valentine card when I was so very young and still in school. Alas, this card came from a girl I had never noticed before. Sadly, it wasn’t from the girl I hoped would give me one. Ah ... such is unrequited love.

Where does the custom of sending cards and gifts come from? Who was St. Valentine? And why do we send cards on his day?

We’re not really sure who the good saint is. The best guess is that Valentinus was a priest in 3rd century Rome. The emperor Claudius II (‘the Cruel’) decided that single men made better soldiers than those with wives and families. As a consequence, he outlawed marriage for young men. Valentine defied the emperor, and continued to perform marriages in secret. The emperor discovered his actions, and had him put to death on February 14, sometime around the year 270.

According to one legend, Valentine actually sent the first “valentine” greeting himself, to a young girl (possibly the jailor’s daughter) who would visit him in prison.

Before his death, he wrote her a letter, which he signed, “From your Valentine”.

Another legend is that at the same time

as Valentine lived, the Romans celebrated a festival called Lupercalia. One of the customs of this festival was that the names of young women would be written on slips of paper, and placed into jars. Each young man would draw a slip, and the girl whose name was chosen would be his sweetheart for the duration of the festival. Valentine’s name was gradually associated with such actions.

While the reality of St. Valentine is lost in the mists of history, he became one of the most popular saints in Rev. Yme medieval Europe. He beWoensdregt came naturally associated with the customs of “courtly love” which were practiced by the nobility and knights in the middle ages. Courtly love was a practice of expressing love nobly and chivalrously, in which the knight serves his courtly lady.

Some think that the customs associated with Valentine’s Day originated in medieval England and France. It was supposed that birds began to pair in the middle of the second month of the year. In Chaucer’s “Parliament of Foules” we read, “For this was sent on Seynt Valentyne’s day / when every foul cometh ther to choose his mate.”

So the day became associated with lovers, and a proper time to send love letters and love tokens.

The practice grew, and became especially popular about 400 years later, so that by the mid–eighteenth century, it was very

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common for friends and lovers to exchange small tokens of affection or handwritten notes.

Today, the Greeting Card Association estimates that a billion Valentine cards are sent each year — making this day the second largest card–sending holiday of the year.

I don’t have any advice as to how to treat your sweetheart today. But I remind you that in its deepest sense, love is much more than an emotion or a feeling. Hollywood loves to emphasize this aspect, because it usually makes for a great movie.

The deeper sense, however, is that love is a series of actions, in which we seek the best for the beloved, in which we treat one another with gentleness and compassion.

In a contemporary translation of Paul’s famous hymn to love, “Love never gives up.

Love cares more for others than for self.

Love doesn’t want what it doesn’t have.

Love doesn’t strut, doesn’t have a swelled head, doesn’t force itself on others, isn’t always ‘me first,’ doesn’t fly off the handle, doesn’t keep score of the sins of others, doesn’t revel when others grovel, takes pleasure in the flowering of truth, puts up with anything, trusts God always, always looks for the best, never looks back, but keeps going to the end.”

In that sense, truly, “love never dies.”

Yme Woensdregt is Pastor at Christ Church Anglican in Cranbrook

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A little something for the best girl JANUS: Cranbrook Then & Now

Jim Cameron Ah, Valentine’s Day, that special day when true love comes to the fore.

When, if a gentleman properly understands the concept, a special gift, a token of admiration and affection is in order.

Perhaps a box of the best chocolate, perhaps a dozen red roses, perhaps, should the degree of intimacy be such, some lingerie.

Not necessarily a problem for the discerning beau nowadays, somewhat trickier in the days of yore. Not the chocolate or roses, of course; neither has changed appreciably over the last century.

Lingerie, on the other hand ... well, for a gentleman to enter a dry goods store in the year 1900, and address the clerk behind the counter thusly: “I say, my good man, I am desirous of purchasing a gift for my best girl. Do you, by any chance, carry the Fairy Bust Form Corset — a new radical departure in shape and construction from any Bust Pull heretofore made, combining features of daintiness and the best ideas of a shapely and hygienic form permitting absolute freedom of movement? Or might you have on hand the Ferris Book of Living Models in order that I may choose the appropriate Ferris Bicycle Corset Waist constructed with elastic sides which yield to every motion of the wearer? The hips are short and pliable; the bust is made to give support without restriction. She will ride with easy grace because every motion, every muscle is absolutely free. She will ride without fatigue because she enjoys a perfect respiration. And where, might I ask, are the Valentine cards?”

Highly unlikely. Women’s undergarments were rarely a subject of discussion in the early 20th century, perhaps wisely so, in terms of keeping things brief, as a woman of that era did not simply pop into a bra and thong, throw on a dress and shoes and hit the road.

In 1900, the well-tailored lady wore a significant variety of garments at a time, divided into four categories: 1) Undergarments — most commonly an “all-in-one” combination of chemise (undershirt/slip), “drawers” (underpants with legs, often split) and “stockings” (made of wool, cotton, or silk) which

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One of the first illustrated ads for women’s undergarments in a Cranbrook newspaper – Herald December, 1923.

At times the quality of the illustration undoubtedly surpassed the comfort of the product. – Herald 1921 came up above the knee and were held in place with ribbon or elastic garters.

2) Foundation Garments — shoes (of course), generally of the thick heeled and pointed toe variety, and the ubiquitous corset. The corset gave “support” by forcing a woman’s torso into the fashionable shape of the day. The bust was pushed up and the chest and backside pushed out by means of “boning” made of strips of whalebone or metal.

It was important that the metal be of a good quality as it was considered poor form to rust in social settings. The corset hooked up at the front and laced up tightly and generally painfully at the back.

(As an aside, women generally wore their hair high upon their heads. The popular style was often puffed out with the aid of “rats” made from hair saved from her hair brush and rolled between her hands to create small rat-like shapes.)

Next was added the “corset-cover,” made of lightweight cotton, in order to hide the corset. “Petticoats” (similar to slips and generally starched to avoid limpness) were added in desired layers to add to the fullness of the skirt.

3) Daily Garments — A floor-length, or sometimes ankle-length skirt of endless design and decoration, hopefully wide enough at the bottom to permit ease of walking or riding a bicycle. The upper torso was covered with a stand-up collared linen blouse known as a “shirtwaist”, not unlike men’s shirts of the period, and often stitched with embroidery. Accessories included a belt, pins, broaches, earrings and a locket.

4) Outer Garments — The hat (large or small, depending on the fashion), a parasol to avoid an unfashionable tan, handkerchief, purse and gloves.

And there you have it, a minimum of 22 articles later (not counting the rats or broach) until the magical words, “I’m ready, honey.”

Of course, it is entirely unlikely that the average male of the day was aware of all this.

Separate dressing-chambers were common, whereas easily decipherable descriptions of women’s undergarments were not.

It seems it wasn’t until the spring of 1904 that the first ad

dealing which such things appeared in a Cranbrook newspaper. It stated “Ladies Muslin Underwear – the materials are the best used in underwear manufacture. The styles are beautiful, the variety unlimited and sizes complete.” It was accompanied by an illustration of an attractive and shapely lady in long johns. It may have created a bit of a stir among the womenfolk as the following week the store replaced the ad with that of “little men’s clothing for spring”.

In fact, it was almost two years before another illustrated ladies underwear ad once more appeared and, true to form, it was a “Knit-To-Fit Combination Suit” — a onepiece from neck to ankle — in short, long underwear. Sparse times for males seeking titillation in advertising and certainly no help in shopping for that perfect lingerie gift.

The first local illustrated ad of an actual corset appeared in 1911, in truth, not so very long before the corset would begin to fall from fashion, brought about in no small part by the women’s emancipation movement headed by such as Amelia Bloomer who herself popularized “bloomers,” baggy pant-like apparel which became fashionable for decades.

By the end of the First World War the prevailing concept of ladies’ undergarments was under much attack, with the corset as the ultimate target and women everywhere letting out collective sighs. By the 1920s it was all little more than an old-school novelty.

Is there a lesson in all this?

Indeed, it reads: chocolates, roses and a nice restaurant. janusthenandnow@shaw.ca

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SPORTS BRIEFS Olympic gold medallist Jon Montgomery ‘99 per cent’ sure he’s retiring

CALGARY - Canadian skeleton racer Jon Montgomery says he’s “99 per cent” certain he is retiring.

The 2010 Olympic gold medallist made the comments in a telephone interview with The Canadian Press on Thursday.

The 34-year-old from Russell, Man., was one of the stars of the Vancouver Games four years ago, memorably chugging from a pitcher of beer in Whistler, B.C., following his victory.

But Montgomery failed to qualify for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi after struggling to find consistency on a new sled.

Montgomery said he wants to leave the sport with his health intact and is proud of what he’s accomplished for both himself and Canada.

“I’m done. As a competitive athlete, this is the end of the road for me,” he said, before later adding: “I would say 99 per cent of me is certain that I am done. You won’t see me next year or the year after and I’m 99 per cent sure you won’t see me trying to gain a spot for (the 2018 Winter Olympics in) Pyeongchang.”

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Bauer to buy Easton-Bell’s baseball and softball business for $330 million TORONTO - Sports equipment company Bauer Performance Sports Ltd. (TSX:BAU) has signed a deal to buy the baseball and softball business of Easton-Bell Sports for US$330 million.

The deal gives Bauer, best known for its hockey equipment, one of the biggest names in baseball and softball.

“The combination of the No. 1 brand in hockey and the No. 1 brand in diamond sports is a perfect example of our ability to enhance our performance sports platform,” said Kevin Davis, president and chief executive at Bauer Performance Sports.

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Shares in Bauer, which said it expects the deal will immediately add to the company’s adjusted earnings per share, were up $1.33 or about 10 per cent at $14.40 on the Toronto Stock Exchange following the announcement. The company is headquartered in Exeter, New Hampshire.

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Kimberley tech sends gear to Sochi CONTINUED from page 1 “My friends, who are the existing servicemen, just did not have enough time to prepare the skis for Sochi,” said Reid, “so they left those skis with me for a month, so I can get them up and going, get them fast for them while they were busy competing on the World Cup, just because the time constraints on the World Cup are such that you don’t have enough time to just prep skis for a month down the road.”

Shipped straight from the Stockli factory out of Europe, Reid got his hands on them in December and started to work his magic, sinking half a kilo of wax into each pair before sending them off.

“They came tuned, so they had their initial prep,” said Reid. “…Pretty much it was every morning, I would come into the shop, scrap and then really, really brush the skis. Most people don’t understand how important the brushing of a ski is.

Spent a lot of time brushing the ski and then rewax the ski and I just did that pattern over and over and over.

“When you do that on a pair of skis, especially on these ones which were specifically designed for extremely warm temperatures on snow, you slowly start to see the base of the ski morph and change and it almost turns from a dull blackgrey and it starts to shine and shimmer.

“Once you get that real shimmer, that’s when you know you’re starting to go fast, and when you get to that point, you know you have to get out on snow and start running them.”

Not all skis are made equal, and these ones are especially unique, said Reid.

“Each athlete will have 10-20 pairs of skis to choose from. The actual tune is very similar but the base is very different, so

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Vancouver Games gold medallist Ashleigh McIvor had a little bit of help from a Kimberley technician four years ago. Scott Reid also has his stamp on the Sochi Games, sending some skis he worked on in January to the Canadian Ski Cross team. you’ll have a hard base or a soft base, then you’ll have different structures or grinds that are actually put into the base,” said Reid.

“Some structures are good for cold, some structures are good for wet, some structures are good for dry, some bases are good for this, some for that.

“The skis I worked on were very a unique ski that is designed pretty much for plus-6 C degrees snow, which is the prediction. That’s why they had these skis specifically designed for the team.”

Reid got into the national level as a coach and ski tech in 2006, once a few of his athletes graduated to the top stage from the provincial level.

Once there, he became a self-described jack of all trades.

“I find it actually gives you a really big skill base in the ski room, working on the skis, with my knowledge as a coach.

“There is a lot of influence in coaching that a really good serviceman can do in the ski room.

You can actually change an athlete’s skiing by working on their skis a certain way and doing

certain things to their skis.”

He cited an example of simply raising the toe in the binding a few millimetres on a ski, which helped his athlete shave valuable time off her race.

He was a part of the technician crew for the ski cross team in the Vancouver Games in 2010, helping Whistler’s own Ashleigh McIvor win a gold medal as the sport made it’s Olympic debut.

“She just destroyed that run, and just was hands-down the winner and as soon as she crossed—we were all at the start—but then the roar of the crowd just rolls up the hill,” said Reid.

“She finishes and then three seconds later, this wave of sound that came up the hill was incredible.

“It was something else.”

While McIvor’s gold speaks for her ability to race, there is another story behind the story of her run, according to Reid.

By the second and third heats, there was heavy snow up at the top of the run that turned to rain about a third of the way down, said Reid.

The athletes were decelerating on parts of the run, and their coach got on the phone and tore a strip off Reid and his partner.

“Do something. Do something now,” Reid recalled the head coach saying.

Reid had race-waxed his own skis—the same as his athletes—and decided to try a particular product with a powder version on one ski and a liquid version on the other.

He buried his skis to get them cold, and pulled them out after a while to test how they ran in the snow.

“This overlay, we had never used in a race setting, we had only tested it. It was a very, very bold move to do,” said Reid. “...I turned to my partner and said, ‘We got to put the liquid on now.’”

Reid put on the liquid overlay, and the rest is history.

“She [McIvor] left the field behind,” he said. “It was seconds ahead. She was through the finish while the rest of the girls were on the last jump. That shows you just what can happen.

“Not many people really know that story. You don’t see that on the TV coverage.”

Reid stepped back from the frenetic schedule of working with the national team after the Vancouver Games and eventually set up Scooters Service Shack in Kimberley.

While he worked specifically with the ski cross sport, he’s also has coaching and tech experience with the other alpine events, such as downhill, slalom and super G. He’s also gotten involved with local club race groups, such as the Kimberley Alpine Team and the Fernie Alpine Ski Team. He has also done some work with local ski-cross athlete India Sherret, who is starting to make a name for herself at the national level of the sport.

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HAMILTON, Ont. - Craig Butler swears he won’t be showing off his Grey Cup ring in the Hamilton Tiger-Cats’ dressing room.

But the Canadian defensive back, who signed a three-year contract with Hamilton after spending his first three CFL seasons with the Saskatchewan Roughriders, promises he’ll bring his winning attitude to a team he feels is already on a roll.

“I want to bring some leadership to the team,” said the 25-yearold native of London, Ont., and former Western Ontario Mustangs

star.

It’s probably best to keep the ring under wraps. It would only rub salt in a wound after Hamilton lost the championship game 45-23 to the Roughriders.

Butler was a big part of their success. He led the Grey Cup champions last season with 60 tackles and also had four interceptions and is happy to list his strengths.

“Experience. Versatility. Passion. I love this game,” he said. “It’s my job but I love it more than anything.

“I’m going to bring that to practice every single day and a winning

attitude.”

Butler was among the three free-agent signings Hamilton unveiled Thursday. The others included: defensive back Brandon Stewart from the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and offensive lineman Steve Myddelton from the B.C. Lions.

Hamilton has also signed import receiver Cary Koch from the Edmonton Eskimos and former Roughriders linebacker Abraham.

The club re-signed Canadian linebacker Marc Beswick, the East Division’s top special-teams player last year, just before he was set to hit the open market Tuesday.

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Sports Avs wrap up Pacwest season in the Lower Mainland

Tre vor Cr awley Sports Editor

The Avalanche wrapped up their season last weekend as the men and women faced the Capilano University Blues and the Douglas College Royals in their final matches of the Pacwest schedule.

The men secured a berth in the playoffs after two tight matches with the Blues, but ran into a tough Royals squad that beat them twice.

On Thursday, the Avs took it all the way to five sets, battling back in the

fourth to force the tiebreak. The Avs went up 25-23, before surrendering the following sets at 19-25 and 30-28. Facing a must-win set, the Avs got it done at 25-22 to force the fifth tiebreak.

However, Capilano pulled out the stops and took the final set at 15-10 to pick up the win.

Despite the setback, the men came out with a better result in the ensuing rematch on Friday.

Capilano came out strong and won the first two sets at 25-23 and 2515, before the Avs got

rolling to take the next two at 25-23 and 27-25.

The Avs continued their strong play into the tiebreak, which they won at 15-6.

After battling the Blues, the Avs hit up the Royals, dropping a pair of matches against Douglas College.

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The Avs took the first set on Saturday night at 25-19, but gave up the next three at 25-18, 25-20 and 27-25 for the loss.

On Sunday, the Royals started strong, winning the opening two sets at 25-20 and 25-11 before the Avs responded by taking the third set at 25-

Douglas College then closed it out by earning the fourth set at 25-18 to pick up the win.

The men are in sixth place in the Pacwest conference, with UFV mathematically eliminated getting out of their six-point deficit to make

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SOCHI, Russia - Canada had its first medal-less day at the Sochi Olympics on Thursday but a win in men’s hockey and big results from curlers Brad Jacobs and Jennifer Jones helped temper the disappointment.

Drew Doughty scored an important insurance goal and added an assist as Team Canada defeated Norway 3-1 to open its Olympic title defence.

The game was more of a nailbiter than most would’ve expected. Norway held Canada scoreless in the first period and goaltender Lars Haugen kept his team in the game even as Canada started to assert itself.

“We got better as the game went on,” Canada forward Martin St. Louis said. “They are a hard team to play against because they don’t take a lot of chances.”

Canada also had promising results in curling. Winnipeg’s Jennifer Jones leads the women’s standings at

Yuzuru scored 22 seconds into play, we started to get 5-0 after 8-5 wins over cord-setter the third and it looked some good results.”

Denmark and Switzer- Hanyu.

Canada will get a The 19-year-old Japa- like an upset might be land on Thursday. chance to work further On the men’s side, nese phenom, who lives brewing.

Doughty made sure on its game Friday Brad Jacobs of Sault Ste. and trains in Toronto, Marie, Ont., improved to won the short program Norway didn’t have the against Austria. For Cana whopping momentum for long, ada’s luge team, howev3-2 by edging Denmark with 7-6 to. After consecutive world-record 101.45 scoring a vital insurance er, there are no more chances to work out the losses to Switzerland points. That made him goal 85 seconds later. kinks. and Sweden, the Cana- the first man in history to Canada fell just short dian men have righted break the 100-point bar“I like being in of the podium in luge for themselves with wins rier. second, I like being a third straight day as And Chan, a threeover Russia and DenCalgary’s Sam Edney, time world champion, is mark. in the chase. It’s Alex Gough and Justin letting Still, a lack of hard- comfortable ware lately has allowed Hanyu bask in the limeexciting. Now I can Snith and Tristan Walker Cochrane, Alta., finother teams to pass Can- light. go out and enjoy my of ished fourth in the “I like being in secada in the medal standfirst-ever Olympic team ings. Canada has just ond, I like being in the program.” luge event. one silver medal over the chase. It’s exciting,” Chan Patrick Chan “I don’t think there past two days of compe- said. “Now I can go out are words for how much Canadian tition and is tied for fifth and enjoy my program. it sucks,” Gough said, “Yuzuru has a bit of a overall (10 medals, four figure skater two days after she fingold, four silver two target that he’s not quite ished fourth in the womused to having. And at bronze) with Germany.

“I think, you know, en’s event.

Norway leads with 13 the Olympics, the target Edney had finished you’re playing your first medals, followed by the is double in size.”

In men’s hockey, game and everyone’s 11th in the men’s singles Netherlands and the United States with 12 Norway gave Canada all probably thinking about last weekend while each and Russia with 11. it could handle, espe- where they need to be Walker and Snith settled Canada will have a cially early on. The Ca- and systems - probably a for fourth in the men’s good shot at another nadians looked like they thousand things going doubles on Wednesday.

All four sliders were medal Friday when To- were going to pull away through their minds,” ronto’s Patrick Chan in the second on goals Canadian captain Sid- disappointed after those skates in the men’s long from Shea Weber and ney Crosby said. “I think early events but knew just once we settled in they’d have another shot program. He was second Jamie Benn.

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“I’m crushed,” Walker said. “Words can’t even describe it. There was no one thing to pinpoint. We all could have found three-hundredths (of a second in each run). It just hurts.”

All three fourth-place results were Canadian bests, but ultimately it means four more years before Canada can try again for its first-ever Olympic luge medal.

Canada also struggled in short track, failing to reach the final in the men’s relay and the women’s 500 metres.

Canada was out of the men’s relay semifinal when Francois Hamelin, from Ste-Julie, Que., tripped on a marker and fell.

“I lost us the medal,” a tearful Hamelin said of the incident, which came only days after his brother Charles had the team on a high from winning the individual 1,500-metre race. “I cost Canada a medal. I really feel guilty.”

Charles Hamelin

seemed more philosophical about the result.

“In short-track, you can have glory one day and have your heart broken the next,” he said.

Earlier in the day, Marianne St-Gelais of Saint-Felicien, Que., fell short in her bid for a medal in the women’s 500 metres. She was the silver medallist over that distance at the 2010 Vancouver Games.

Jones’ rink was tied 5-5 with Switzerland when she scored three in the ninth with the hammer to take control.

But there would be no comeback for the Swiss, who suffered their second defeat of the day.

As for Jacobs, he’s optimistic his team is back in form.

“We’re getting better,” he said. “I really think we played really well in the last four games.

“We’re learning each and every game and we’re bringing a lot more intensity out there which is what we need to do.”

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It happened this week in Cranbrook Week of February 9 to 15 Dave Humphrey

Items compiled from the archived newspapers held at the Cranbrook Museum and Archives 1900 Farewell To Our Boys … Last Saturday was a day long to be remembered in Cranbrook. Forty-two sturdy young men of South East Kootenay, who had offered their services for England and the Union Jack, boarded the east bound train here at noon under command of Captain Parker, and left for the battle fields of South Africa.

The Pay In Strathcona’s Horse ... For the benefit of those who are curious to know what pay the volunteers for the Strathcona Horse will receive, it may be said that until the corps arrive in South Africa mounted police pay will prevail, which is as follows: Private 50 cents per diem, corporal 85 cents, sergeant $1, sergeant major $1.50. On arriving in Africa the line cavalry scale will be paid, which is: Private one shilling and two pence, corporal two shillings, sergeants two shillings and eight pence, troop sergeant major three shillings and 10 pence, squadron sergeant major four shillings and four pence.

A First Class Dentist … Dr. Barber, of Nelson, has been in town this week practicing dentistry. He has done a great deal of work and is giving good satisfaction.

He expects to make regular visits to Cranbrook, Fernie and Fort Steele, and establish a regular line of practice.

The Glass Of Fashion … Plaid silk linings appear in some of the wool dress skirts. The back in many a cloth bodice made quite plain, without any seam.

The new boas and muffs seem to be chiefly made of tails, so many are used. Round handkerchiefs embroidered with your favourite flower is the latest fad. Wide silk gauze scarves to wear about the neck and to throw over the shoulders with evening dress are shown in great variety in the shops. White

tulle, striped with narrow ribbon velvet, is very effective over white satin for an evening gown, and ruffles at the foot are edged with the velvet ribbon. Very shiny are the black gauze butterflies, spotted with chenille and spangles, which can be purchased in the shops for renovating last year’s evening bonnet.

The Fort Steele Band … The Fort Steele band gave a concert last Wednesday evening to assist the organization in raising funds for its new hall. The band has greatly improved, and the people of Fort Steele should be proud of it, and do all in their power to assist it in such efforts as promoting the welfare of the town. The members are always ready to assist in any enterprise in the town, pay or no pay, and are deserving of a liberal support.

1901 A Wild Horse Pioneer … An interesting figure on Cranbrook streets for a couple of days last week was Dave Griffith, one of the sturdy pioneers of the district; one of the very few who came into the country in 1864 and has stayed with it to good purpose.

Help The Fire Department … The paper that is being circulated

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for funds to pay off the debt of the fire department, is being freely subscribed to. It is necessary to raise something over $100 for this purpose to pay the debt and place the apparatus in a condition to do work. Every householder in the town should give at least $1 for the purpose. The department is a benefit to every property owner in the town.

Ice Harvest … The ice harvest is now on and several hundred tons have been shipped from Moyie Lake to this point. Among those who are storing it away are Messrs McInness, Ryan, Clapp, King, Brault, Leitch and Wellman.

1902 We Were Dead Easy … The Fernie boys did as they pleased with us, they walked through our players and when they wanted a goal they just rushed in and took it.

There was a hockey game at the rink Saturday night. That is, it was advertised as a game, and the crowd was there expecting to see a game.

But they didn’t. The sides were formed, and when Referee Donahue blew the whistle the puck started. It was a strange and peculiar puck. It liked McDermot, the Cranbrook goalkeeper, and kept near him most of the time. So near him, in fact, that “Mac” was

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doing the hot step right.

There were moments when it came so rapidly and often that he thought he was playing up against a symposium of pucks. Once in a while the erratic little rubber devil would take a turn down the ice by way of diversion, helped along by a good strike by one of the Cranbrook boys. But it was not for long, and back it would go, and then followed a general scrimmage.

Twice a man on the Fernie side was knocked out, but that made no difference. They played like professionals and never seemed to tire.

Our boys did well, considering. At the close of the first half Cranbrook had gotten but one goal, and when time was called at the end of the game the score stood 9 to 3 in favour of Fernie.

The Odd Fellows Ball A Grand Social Success … Nearly 200 people participate in a glorious evening characterized by good humour and a good time.

The largest and most enjoyable dance ever held in Cranbrook was that given by the members of Key City Lodge,

I.O.O.F., last Monday evening. A few minutes after 9 o’clock, the music started for the grand march, and the floor was filled with a fine looking crowd of dancers. As one gentleman present remarked, “Never before in the history of Cranbrook has there been seen such a number of magnificently dressed women and fine appearing men”.

Dance followed dance, from the good-natured quadrille to the mazy waltz, until the hour of midnight. The music furnished by Messrs.

Rookes and Highwarden was excellent, and every feature of the ball was above criticism. It is truly said that the Odd Fellows of Cranbrook have won an enviable reputation as entertainers, and every announcement along that line by them is a prophecy of a grand good time.

It Escaped … R.O. Jennings and Gust Thies have been placer mining on Perry Creek the past few months. Their camp is about six miles above Old Town, and they have been living alone in their cabin.

One day last week they heard their dog crying in agony and alarm. Mr. Jennings rushed out to the brush and found the animal in the embrace of an immense mountain lion. Jennings called to Thies to bring the axe, and in the meantime, having nothing else to use, he threw his mitts at the animal. Without letting go of his victim the lion spit like a tomcat at this mode of attack, and finally let the dog go and slunk slowly into the woods. Thies hurried out with a .22 rifle they had in camp to shoot at mountain rats. Not thinking of the ferocity of the lion or the danger he incurred, Thies chased after him and succeeded in hitting him once in the flank.

The bullet had no effect except to cause the lion to turn and spit at him.

Suddenly it dawned upon Thies that he was chasing a half starved lion alone into the bush with nothing but a plaything of a rifle for protection. Thinking then that discretion was the better part of valour, he relinquished the chase and sought in hurried flight the safety of com-

panionship at the camp.

“I hated to lose the fellow,” said Mr. Thies, “as it was the largest one I ever saw. But, I could do nothing with small rifle, and so had to let him go.”

Narrow Escape …

Richard Stewart, who was hurt by a premature explosion of dynamite last week while digging a grave, is able to be out again.

Moyie Lake Ice Harvest … The ice harvest on Moyie Lake has commenced. Messrs Hawke & Brenton and Joseph Niederstadt have formed a partnership.

They have contracts for one thousand tons of ice. Some of this of course will be shipped to outside points, a good portion of it going to Cranbrook and Marysville. The same parties still have the 50,000 ton contract from the C.P.R. in view and the chances are favourable for them getting it. Only married men who are residents of the town will be given employment and 30 cents an hour will be the wages paid. They are getting 70 cents a ton for their ice loaded on the cars here.

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VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Listen to the feedback you get, though you might want to confirm what you hear at a later point. You could be moving a lot slower than usual until later today. Postpone any meetings where you have to be alert. Tonight: Recharge your batteries.

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Dear Annie: Thirty years ago, my husband’s sister-in-law made a pass at him.

They worked at the same place, so when he turned her down, she made his life a living hell. He ended up quitting the job, and we left town. She and my brother-in-law are divorced now, but we see her occasionally at family gatherings.

This woman has been hospitalized twice for breakdowns. Most of the family is cordial to her, knowing that a lot of what she did in the past was due to her illness. When her meds are working and she is feeling stable, she reaches out to those she has hurt to make amends. She reached out to my husband, tearfully admitting that she knows she is the reason we left, and has asked for forgiveness.

She now thinks everything is just fine. The problem is, she has never reached out to me to apologize for the way she upended my life. She doesn’t know my husband told me what happened. Even after all these years, I have a hard time smiling and pretending everything is hunky-dory.

I have forgiven her, but forgetting is something else, and every time I see her, the old anger comes back. My husband agrees that nothing would be gained by bringing these things up again. Any suggestions for moving past this in a positive way? -- Wronged but Silent in Wisconsin Dear Wronged: You haven’t actually forgiven her, because her presence still makes you angry. If you believe an apology from her would make a difference, you should calmly let her know. But if you don’t think it matters one way or the other, please consider talking this through with a professional who can help you let go of the past completely.

Dear Annie: We have 5-year-old twins. We enrolled them in a swimming class last year.

Our son had a bad experience and didn’t want to continue. Our daughter, however, loved it and is doing great. After a couple of months, our son decided to return to classes. (We think he was jealous of his sister’s achievement.) Naturally, he is a level behind her. He now cries and wants to be on her level.

We think it would be unfair to hold our daughter back for a while so her brother can catch up. However, if we do hold her back, we can enroll them in semi-private lessons together, saving money as well as transportation time. It also solves the problem of our son’s jealousy. Should we do it? -- Swimmers Parents Dear Parents: As a general rule, it is never a good idea to force kids to accomplish anything at the same speed, moving them forward and back so one isn’t jealous of the other. This is a recipe for a lifetime of craziness and resentment. If you wish to put both children in the same class because you want to save money and time, that is a different issue and certainly justifiable. If the lessons are semi-private, your daughter should be able to move ahead at her own speed, which is not the same as holding her back.

Dear Annie: I believe you overlooked something in your response to “Getting This Off My Chest.”

The writer stated that he is positive his wife got pregnant intentionally. It takes two!

Even if she “assures” him that it is a “safe” time of the month, that’s no guarantee. Other precautions should be taken. It’s a shared responsibility -- Albany, N.Y. Annie’s Mailbox is written by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime editors of the Ann Landers column. Please email your questions to anniesmailbox@comcast.net, or write to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Creators Syndicate, 737 3rd Street, Hermosa Beach, CA 90254. To find out more about Annie’s Mailbox and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com.

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Barbara was born on May 24th, 1947 in Voorburg, Netherlands. She immigrated to Canada in 1972, and eventually settled on the Stella Ranch in Wasa, BC. For all those that knew and loved Barbara, she defied categorization - a unique soul who was the most talented of artists, with an extraordinary toughness and capacity for love for all creatures â&#x20AC;&#x153;great and small!â&#x20AC;? She was a force of nature who touched many around her and will be missed beyond words.

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Panel says now not the time for Internet voting Canadian Press

VICTORIA â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Provincial and municipal governments should not implement Internet voting until a technical committee can study potential online systems and test security concerns, a panel formed by B.C.â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s chief electoral officer recommended Wednesday.

The recommendations were submitted to the legislature by the Independent Panel on Internet Voting, which stated in its report that the current risks of implementing Internet voting in the province outweigh the benefits. ``The panel recommends to go slow on Internet voting in British Columbia,â&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Keith Archer, the chief electoral officer said in a news release. ``British Columbians must have confidence that their voting system is fair and trustworthy.â&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;&#x2122; The panel states that those who administer elections donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have the technical expertise to evaluate voting systems, so the committee which would study the systems should include experts in Internet voting, cryptography and computer security.

The technical committee should be appointed by and report to the chief electoral officer and remain independent from elected officials, political parties and those who sell Internet voting technologies, the panel recommended.

If governments decide to imple-

ment Internet voting now, they should limit it to voters with specific accessibility issues, recognizing thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a ``substantialâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;&#x2122; risk to the accuracy of results, and they should take a province-wide co-ordinated approach to the practice, stated the panel.

If Internet voting is used in the future, the panel recommended governments ensure the process is readily available to all, ballots are cast anonymously and only by eligible voters, and voters can verify their ballots have been cast, it adds.

The panel said governments must also ensure that only one vote per voter is counted, voting alternatives are available if Internet voting becomes unavailable or is compromised, and the identity of voters can be authenticated.

The panel states that while jurisdictions around the world have investigated Internet voting during the past 15 years, the practise has still not been implemented widely and is only used in a few places and only on a limited basis.

The chief electoral officer formed the panel Aug. 9, 2012 because the province wanted to assess the opportunities and challenges of Internet voting.

Comprised of the chief electoral officer and four additional members, the panel met 13 times between September 2012 and October 2013.

Column

Be Godâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Valentine Rev. David Morton

Since the 14th century Valentineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Day is celebrated with letters between loves and lovers, traditionally along with flowers and confectionary. The development of the modern day greeting card has established this day in countries around the world. To commemorate this day I share with you thoughts paraphrased from the Bible, a valentine if you will, from God to you: (Adapted from â&#x20AC;&#x153;Fatherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Love letterâ&#x20AC;? by Barry Adams, 1999) I love you with an everlasting love â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Jeremiah 31:3. My thoughts toward you are countless as the sand on the seashore â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Psalm 139:17-18. And I rejoice over you with singing â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Zephaniah 3:17. For you are my treasured possession â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Exodus 19:5. I desire to establish you with all My heart and all My soul â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Jeremiah 32:41.

If you seek Me with all your heart, you will find Me â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Deuteronomy 4:29.

For it is I who work in you to will and to act according to My good purposes â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Philippians 2:13. I am able to do more for you than you could possibly imagine â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Ephesians 3:20. When you are broken hearted, or crushed in spirit, I am close to you â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Psalm 34:18. As a shepherd carries a lamb, I have carried you close to my heart â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Isaiah 40:11.

One day I will dwell with you and you with me, I will wipe away every tear from your eyes â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Revelation 21:3-4.

And I will take away all the pain you have suffered on this earth â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Revelation 21:3-4.

I am your Father, and I love you even as I love my son, Jesus â&#x20AC;&#x201D; John 17:23. For in Jesus, my love for you is revealed â&#x20AC;&#x201D; John 17:26. He is the exact representation of my being, providing purification for the sins of the world â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Hebrews 1:3. He came to demonstrate that I am for you, not against you â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Romans 8:31. To tell you that I am not counting your sins against you â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 2 Corinthians 5:18-19. Jesus died so that you and I could be reconciled â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 2 Corinthians 5:18-19. His death was the ultimate expression of my love for you â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 1 John 4:10. I gave up everything I loved that I might gain your love â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Romans 8:31-32. when you acknowledge the gift of My Son Jesus, you also acknowledge Me â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 1 John 2:23. And nothing will ever separate you from My Love â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Romans 8:38-39.

Repent, come home; Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll throw the biggest party heaven has ever seen â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Luke 15:7.

I have always been Father, and will always be Father â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Ephesians 3:14-15.

My question is â&#x20AC;&#x201D;will you my child accept my valentine? â&#x20AC;&#x201D; John 1:12-13. I am waiting for you â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Luke 15:11-32.

Love, Your Heavenly Father David Morton is Associate Pastor, East Kootenay Lutheran Parish

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Quantities and/or selection of items may be limited and may not be available in all stores. No rainchecks. No substitutions on clearance items or where quantities are advertised as limited. Advertised pricing and product selection (flavour, colour, patterns, style) may vary by store location. We reserve the right to limit quantities to reasonable family requirements. We are not obligated to sell items based on errors or misprints in typography or photography. Coupons must be presented and redeemed at time of purchase. Applicable taxes, deposits, or environmental surcharges are extra. No sales to retail outlets. Some items may have “plus deposit and environmental charge” where applicable. ®/™ The trademarks, service marks and logos displayed in this flyer are trademarks of Loblaws Inc. and others. All rights reserved. © 2014 Loblaws Inc. * we match prices! Applies only to our major supermarket competitors’ flyer items. Major supermarket competitors are determined solely by us based on a number of factors which can vary by store location. We will match the competitor’s advertised price only during the effective date of the competitor’s flyer advertisement. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES (note that our major supermarket competitors may not). Due to the fact that product is ordered prior to the time of our Ad Match checks, quantities may be limited. We match identical items (defined as same brand, size, and attributes) and in the case of fresh produce, meat, seafood and bakery, we match a comparable item (as determined solely by us). We will not match competitors’ “multi-buys” (eg. 2 for $4), “spend x get x”, “Free”, “clearance”, discounts obtained through loyalty programs, or offers related to our third party operations (post office, gas bars, dry cleaners etc.).

We reserve the right to cancel or change the terms of this program at any time.

Customer Relations: 1-866-999-9890.

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