Kimberley Daily Bulletin, December 18, 2015

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Haystack Lake with Haystack Mountain behind.

Quads now drive right up to the lake.

Quad concerns Off-road vehicles using nonmotorized trails are becoming a big issue, resident says C AROLYN GR ANT Bulletin Editor

Motorized use of non-motorized trails has been an issue in British Columbia for many years, but Marysville resident Randy Wallach says that it is getting worse with every passing year.

Wallach says he has major concerns with two lakes in the Matthew Creek area, Haystack and Cooper, that he has been walking to for years.

But now, he says, quads have been over the trails again and again, widening them and causing damage.

“These trails are posted as non-motorized,” he said. “I’ve been walking the one to Cooper Lake since 1960 but I started to notice a lot more quads over this year.

“I was up berry picking this summer and saw at least a dozen quads. I even saw a Jeep pulling a boat trailer.”

Wallach says the quads ruin the trails, not to mention that the areas around Cooper and Haystack Lake are grizzly and caribou habitat.

“Quads are bigger and heavier than they used to be and they dis-

turb the ground. Haystack Lake is being totally run over. They ignore the signs, run them over or drive around them, even take them down.”

Wallach says there are thousands of kilometres of forest service roads, that quads can legally run on — he doesn’t see why they need to go where it is clearly posted for non-motorized traffic only.

Since November of this year, off road vehicles like quads have to be licensed and carry insurance.

Wallach hopes this may aid in reporting violators.

There is a hotline you can call to report 1-844676-8477.

He has been in contact with the Ministry of Forests, who admit that it is a problem but have difficulty dealing with it.

“A wide variety of efforts have been made to prevent the escalating motorized use of the trail, including physical barriers, signage, surveillance cameras, compliance and enforcement patrols, and violation tickets,” wrote Garth Wiggill, Regional Executive Director, Kootenay Boundary Region to Wallach.

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The Spirit Rock Climbing Team had another excellent showing by at the Cube Climbing Gym’s First Bouldering Competition in Nelson on Sunday, December 13. Above, Logan Robison. See results, page 3.

Food Bank says thanks to all C AROLYN GR ANT Bulletin Editor

Despite this being one of the busiest times of year for the Kimberley Helping Hands Food Bank, there is also annual business to be attended to.

The Food Bank held its Annual General Meeting last Tuesday, December 8 and President Stan Salikin reported that it was a very successful year.

“Over 1500 food hampers were donated to people in our area who experienced food and financial insecurity,” Salikin said at the AGM. “This assisted over 3600 people, including 1500 children. The Food Bank continues its mission to provide healthy, nutritional food to the many needy people within our designated area.”

Salikin said that keeping the Food Bank financially solvent is one of the major tasks for board members.

“Members of the board are continuously looking for new and innovative ideas to ensure that the Food Bank will remain relevant and solvent and will continue to successfully meet its obligation of providing assistance to clients in need,” he said. “The current members of the board deserve a huge thank you for their valuable commitment of time and expertise to keep the Food Bank operating at such a high and successful level.”

Another important cog in the wheel is volunteers.

“Volunteers are the backbone of the entire operation,” Salikin said.

“Many of our volunteers have regular schedules and put in large numbers of hours month after month. Others give of their free time to come in for special S. SALIKIN PHOTO projects.

Lori Tuckey-Castle dropped by the Food Bank this

week to give Heather Smith $1200 raised at a

See FOOD BANK, page 3 silent auction at the Elks Club.

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Christmas in Cranbrook, 50 years ago

JANUS:

Then & Now

Jim Cameron

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D e c e m b e r, half a century ago, Cranbrook was poised for a number of changes that would result by the early 1970s in a city that looks much more like it does today than that of days gone by.

For the moment, however, the Cranbrook Mall had not yet dropped its fat foundation directly across Baker Street, rubbing out a city park in the process. The charming old Royal Bank had not yet been replaced by the new, the YMCA/Armoury still stood sentinel at the west end of Baker Street and the highway still came through the business district past a clock tower that was still attached to a Post Office.

Crestbrook lumber mill and the old airport took up much of the area to the east side of what would soon become “The Strip,” and the St. Eugene Hospital was still the hub of medicine in the district.

The population stood at around 7,000 and would continue to grow, forcing the city to expand its borders to the east and south in addition to the construction of apartment blocks throughout the residential area.

The weather for the first half of December, 1965, was, on average, 1.3 degrees F. warmer during the day and 3.1 degrees F. cooler during the night than 2015.

There was snow on the ground from a heavy snowfall in late November and there would be a great deal more snow arrive in late December — 28 inches of the wet and heavy stuff — cancelling flights, closing the sixteen month-old Skyway (Salmo-Cres-

Above: A city worker hangs an illuminated candy cane during the first week of December, 1965. – Courier. At right: “The Funtouchables” – just one of many nightclub acts to perform at the Stop & Go Inn – Courier Dec., 1965. ton) Pass and generally making a nuisance of itself.

Still, by 1965, many homes had televisions to help pass the long winter nights. TV shows premiering that year included Lost in Space, Hogan’s Heroes, Get Smart, I Dream of Jeannie, The Wild Wild West, Green Acres, I Spy, Days of Our Lives, F Troop and The FBI. Top music hits of December included: We Can Work it Out by the Beatles, Turn, Turn! Turn! Turn! by the Byrds, I Hear A Symphony by the Supremes, and Sounds of Silence by Simon & Garfunkel while the top box office releases were Thunderball and Dr. Zhivago, The final week of November saw the deaths of three people in three

separate automobile accidents, two from out of town and Gilbert “Gib” Parker of Cranbrook, age 18, who was a passenger in a two-car collision on the corner of 5th Avenue and 3rd Street, the first vehicle fatality in the city in four years. Safe-driving week began a few days afterwards. The Senior Citizens Club, boasting over 200 members, enjoyed their annual turkey banquet, the Courier stating that “members range from 92 and up and members as young as 12 years… with Mrs. McBurney the oldest at age 88.”

The yearly municipal election, held on December 11, saw Mayor George Haddad (returned to a third term by acclamation) head up a city council consisting of

Ed Delamont, Eddie Leonard, J.S. “Bus” Johnston, Dave Bjerstedt, Don Sherling and Sam McLeary. 1,032 ballots were cast in the election, the 35.7 percent voting turnout among the lowest in the history of the city. Aside from the upcoming issues of a new hospital, airport, post office, industrial park (a priority for the Chamber of Commerce) and a downtown mall. A major concern was the local water supply.

Chamber of Commerce civic affairs committee chairman Don DeBuysscher bluntly declared, “The water tastes like hell and smells worse.”

Joe Sherbo, proprietor of the Stop & Go Inn, began importing “professional nightclub

acts” — singers, dancers, musicians, comedians — to perform in the restaurant, at times backed by local musicians Bud Dunlop, Stewart Taylor, Maurice Mackay and Doug Kerr as “The Blue Notes.”

The annual Festival of Christmas Music took place in the Mt. Baker High School Gymnasium, now (more or less) the lobby of the Key City Theatre. Sponsored by the Cranbrook Teacher’s Association and Cranbrook Rotary, the festival featured over 500 voices from eleven local choirs.

Boy Scouts sold Christmas trees for $1.00 each in the empty lot next to the old Post Office, the Scandinavian Sisters planned holiday dances and banquets at

the Blue Bird Inn, Swanson’s Men’s Wear actually sold wear for men while a Lyon’s Shoe Store advertisement read: Christmas Booty for All Ages.

On the afternoon of Saturday, December 18, Santa Claus once again hitched a ride on the fire truck for a tour of the town. Sponsored by the Kinsmen Club he ended the journey at 1:30 p.m. outside Mt. Baker School where he handed out goodies to Cranbrook youngsters. There were a number of letters to Santa in the newspaper that year.

One young lad wrote, “Dear Santa: I would like these toys: Trik Trak, 8 games in one, Martian Magic, Monopoly, Strategy, Football. I would also like Jet Putt Golf,

Rock’em Sock’em and Popeye’s Punch Me. My sister would like a long toque for skiing. My mother wants jewelry.

My other brother wants some tie tacks. My dad wants a garage door shutter which is approximately $149.49. I don’t think he will get it. Good luck at Christmas. Please may I have these toys Yours Truly, Ron Webb.”

Did Santa come through? Did young Ron receive all that he sought? Like much of Cranbrook’s history the answers are shrouded in the mists of time. But that was Cranbrook then and this is Cranbrook now and Janus sincerely wishes the best for you and yours over the holidays. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

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R. Wallach photo

Cooper Lake is also now accessed by quads.

Quad concerns

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The Spirit Rock Climbing Team had another excellent showing by at the Cube Climbing Gym’s First Bouldering Competition in Nelson on Sunday, December 13. 17 and under: 1st - TJ Foley; 2nd / 3rd - Tie Moses Janzen and Everett Olafson (settled in a climboff ); 11 and Under 1st - Logan Robison, 2nd - Annabelle Smiley; Adult Recreationalist 1st - Brad Robison (Coach as well). ABove are Kevin Blades, Annabelle Smiley, Moses Janzen, Everett Olafson, TJ Foley, Brad Robison and Logan Robison. Photos by Brad Smiley. To see more photos visit the Spirit Rock Climbing Center’s Facebook site.

From Page 1 “Physical barriers and signs prohibiting motorized use have been continually removed by non-compliant motorized users and re-established by the Ministry. Surveillance cameras and C&E patrols are only effective if violators can be caught in the act of an infraction. This is a difficult task to accomplish in an area as vast and remote as B.C.’s backcountry, particularly due to existing limitations in avail-

able resources and capacity.

“We will continue C&E actions with Natural Resources Officers and the Conservation Officer Service, as well as maintaining appropriate signage at the trailhead and along the trail route.

“Members of the public can assist us in our efforts by reporting witnessed infractions to the NRO tip line.”

Wiggill also said that reporting license plate numbers would help.

It takes a lot of support to run the Food Bank From Page 1 “They all do it from the goodness of their heart, because they know the need is there and they want to help.

Without dedicated hardworking volunteers there would not be a food bank of the this high calibre and efficiency in Kimberley. Thank you to all the wonderful people in our town and area, without you it would not be possible to keep going.”

Salikin also expressed his and the board’s gratitude to longtime Food Bank manager Heather Smith.

“Having a knowledgable, dedicated person in this demanding position is of the greatest importance. Keeping the day to day activities running smoothly, week after week, training and supervising the volunteer staff and getting the food distributed to the people, training and supervising the volunteer

staff is one gigantic task.

Thank you Heather for your hard work and dedicated service.”

Salikin said the Food Bank was busier than ever before this year.

“Many desperate people with little or no financial resources, people in poor physical and mental health, people down on their luck and with low self esteem, seniors on extremely limited income and people who arrive in Kimberley with high hopes of securing employment but being disappointed to discover that things are not as they had hoped for. These are the people who end up on the steps of the Food Bank. The volunteers are the ones on the front lines and are the first responders to these sad situations.

They treat every individual in a professional, sensitive manner, while conducting their duties.

We are thankful that our Food Bank is able to

Stan Salikin photo

Another group of caring Kimberleyites. The Bingo gals., Shirley, Marg, Jacquie and Rose came up with a $200 Food Bank donation, accepted by Heather and Val. meet the needs of these people during their time of food insecurity, stress and tension caused by insufficient financial resources and poverty.”

And finally Salikin recognized the tremen-

dous support from the people of Kimberley.

“Our food bank is so fortunate to have such wonderful financial support from the community. The people of Kimberley and sur-

rounding areas have been exceptionally generous to our cause.

Many hundreds of ordinary citizens donate large numbers of cash and food stuffs to our food bank. Many busi-

nesses, large and small contribute cash, as well as service clubs and schools, church members and church organizations, unions and other organizations. The support is simply tre-

mendous. These people understand the meaning of giving from their heart. They are aware of the needs of many of our citizens.

All of our directors want to express our sincere thanks once again to everyone of the people and the organizations that support us so generously.

“There are hundreds of people that can truthfully say the Food Bank saved their families and maybe even their lives. Everyone who volunteers their time and service or contributes financially or in kind has made a difference in these people’s lives.

Your help is appreciated by everyone involved.”

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Serious singers back for seasonal ensemble Cranbrook concert features vocalists who’ve taken their talents to the next level B a r ry Co u lt e r

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signature event celebrating the great array of the vocal talent of Cranbrook and Kimberley is arranged for the end of December.

A special concert featuring nine local vocalists will be held Sunday, December 27, 2015, at Knox Presbyterian Church. And the level of talent will be high — all the singers involved have gone on from high school to study voice or musical theatre at the post-secondary level.

The concert is the brainchild of Elizabeth Ross, who herself has sung as a soprano for many years in Cranbrook and elsewhere, including with the Symphony of the Kootenays and many local musicals.

Ross said since many of the singers would be home for Christmas, such a gathering would be a wonderful opportunity for the community

Arne Sahlen

Erica Ortlieb

to hear them all sing and perform.

“I think it is amazing that Cranbrook has developed so much vocal talent and that so many students from here have pursued voice in a serious way,” Ross said. “I chose each of these singers because they’ve all pursued vocal studies at University or seriously with an advanced voice teacher.

“As far as I am aware these are all of the students from our area from the last ten years (or so) that have gone on to study voice (classical or

musical theatre) at a post secondary level. Of course there have been many other talented singers from our area — and there continues to be so. So I decided to limit the invitees to students that have pursued their music formally beyond high school.”

Ross said any proceeds from this concert could be given to the East Kootenay Performing Arts Festival, which has helped nuture vocal, musical and dramatic talent over the years. She added that she has heard most of the guests sing many times at the Performing Arts Festival, and at other venues, particularly at Mount Baker Secondary School.

Ross originally had

NOTICE OF DISPOSITION Pursuant to the authority of Section 26 of the Community Charter, notice is hereby given that the City of Cranbrook intends to renew a Lease Agreement with the British Columbia Building Corporation with respect to lands and a portion of the building located at 1212 2nd Street North, Cranbrook, BC, legally described as:

invited 12 vocalists, of which nine were able to accept. The concert will take place at Knox Presbyterian Church in Cranbrook, Sunday, Dec. 27, at 7 p.m. Admission is by donation (suggested donation is $10), with proceeds going to the East Kootenay Performing Arts Festival. Kimberley’s Arne Sahlen and Erica Ortlieb (Ross’s daughter) will serve as piano accompanists.

The audience can look forward to classical vocal selections, some opera, some musical theatre, and a few duets.

The singers are: • Darren Adams — Darren is in his third and final year of the Acting For Stage and Screen program at Capilano University in Vancouver.

He has performed for several community and semi-professional theatre companies and has been featured in dozens of short films.

• Heather Byford — After graduating from MBSS, Heather attended the University of Lethbridge where she obtained a Bachelor’s Degree in Classical Music, majoring in Vocal Per-

formance. She recently returned home and intends to start her own teaching studio before continuing her musical education.

• Courteny Green — Courteny is currently the head teacher and choreographer at Stages School of Dance Golden. She is an alumnus of both St. Lawrence College’s Music Theatre Department and MBSS Wild Theatre.

• Clara MacLeod — Clara is from Kimberley, and is currently a musical theatre major at St. Clair College in Windsor, Ontario.

• Caitlin McCaughey — Caitlyn received a Bachelor of Music from the University of Lethbridge, and currently studying opera at the University of Toronto.

• Jocelyn Molnar — Jocelyn has performed throughout B.C. and Ontario. She received her Diploma of Music from Capilano University in North Vancouver, and is now continuing her undergraduate degree at Western University in London, Ontario.

• Danielle Nicholson — Danielle is a lyrical mezzo-soprano currently

Columbia Basin Trust Board and staff wish you a happy holiday season filled with warm memories & cherished moments

PID 026-546-815 Lot 1, District Lot 29, Kootenay District, Plan NEP80190 Comprising of an area of approximately 13,462 square feet. The Lease shall be for a term of five years from February 1, 2016 to January 31, 2021, with an option to renew for an additional term of five (5) years.

In consideration of the Lease, the British Columbia Building Corporation shall pay rent to the City of Cranbrook as follows: $175,006 per year plus monthly rental for 32 parking stalls.

To receive a free 2016 desktop calendar, visit cbt.org/calendar.

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Amanda Weatherall

completing her A.R.C.T. Performers’ Diploma with the Royal Conservatory of Music, and is hoping to begin her B. Mus. in Vocal Performance at either U.B.C., University of Toronto or McGill in the Fall of 2016.

• Justin Swanson — Justin is a third year undergrad student at the

McGill University Schulich School of Music.

Justin has been studying music for five years and has aspirations of becoming an Opera singer.

• Amanda Weatherall — Amanda is a Mezzo Soprano is a fourth year vocal performance student at Western University.

The Way it Was Courtesy of the Kimberley Heritage Museum Archives

KIMBERLEY NEWS December 19, 1956 “Three Hundred Students At High School Prom”

Three hundred students made the senior high school Christmas Prom a smashing hit.

The gym was gaily decorated with red, white and green streamers. Santa, Scrooge and Elvis posters added gaiety to the whole affair. A brightly lighted tree was centered at one end and at the other, the Four Aces Orchestra under a picture of Santa and his reindeer. Mr. Bates’ grade 8’s, Art 10, 20 and 30 students, with the help of Betty Jane Oliver, Wayne Bird, Bernard Cinnamon and Kajo Kooy, were responsible for the colourful decorations, which were put up under supervision of Jean Coulter, Marion Stewart, Jeanette Pendry and Jim Nelson.

Graciously chaperoning the affair were Miss Y.

Briand, Miss E. Briand, E. Doell, Mr. and Mrs. R.D. Young, A.E.W. Day, Mr. and Mrs. S. Muraro, Mrs. T. Entwistle, Mr. and Mrs. Binnie, Mrs. K. Poole, R.L. Hopkins, Mrs. Johnston, Mr. Garstin, Miss Soderholm, G. O’Neill, Mr. Yarwoood and Mr. and Mrs. Brummett.

The dance got underway at 8:45. The boys were handsomely dressed in suits, dinner jackets and slacks, while the girls wore semi-formals and party dresses.

The Grand March was held at 9:30 and the gym was an uproar as all students took part. The Four Aces played various kinds of dances. Dan Martell and Joan Evans were winners of the lemon waltz.

Half way through the evening the students proceeded to the cafeteria where doughnuts and punch were served.

Like Cinderella’s ball, the magic of the dance ended at 12 o’clock to remain in the wistful memories of the senior students.

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New board chair to guide CBT What’s Up? For the Townsman

Columbia Basin Trust announces several updates to its Board of Directors, including the appointment of Rick Jensen as Chair and the retirement of current Chair Greg Deck.

From Cranbrook, Jensen is replacing Deck as Chair as of January 1, 2016. He joined the Trust Board in 2013 and served as Vice-Chair in 2015. He is the Chair of New Dawn Developments, a director of New Dawn Restorations, President of the Canadian Institute of Excellence and a director of Columbia Power Corporation. He has also served as President and CEO of Panorama Mountain Village.

The Trust also thanks and extends its best wishes to Greg Deck, who is now retiring.

From Radium Hot Springs, Deck has been on the Board since the Trust’s inception in 1995, serving as Vice-Chair from 2008 to 2012 and Chair from 2013 to 2015.

“On behalf of the Trust’s Board and staff, I would like to thank Greg Deck for his contributions to the formation and growth of the Trust,” said Jensen. “For over 20 years, he has been an instrumental part of this organization and has dedicated his efforts to the well-be-

Rick Jensen steps in as Greg Deck retires

ing of our region and its residents.”

Nakusp’s Laurie Page, who joined the Board in January 2012, is being reappointed until December 2018 and is taking over as Vice-Chair. She also served as Vice-Chair from 2013 to 2014.

“The Trust has achieved remarkable success, and I’m confident Rick Jensen, Laurie Page and the rest of the Board will carry this success forward,” said Deck. “This is a solid team committed to an extraordinary organization that will continue to serve the Basin well.”

The Trust also wishes the best to Kim Deane of Rossland.

He has been on the Board since 2009, and is retiring as of the end of 2015.

Two new members are joining the Board for one-year terms, expiring December 2016. Michael Delich joins the Board from Fernie, where he is an active entrepreneur, community leader and sport leader.

Rhonda Ruston joins the Board from Kaslo, where she is a lawyer and has served on the boards of the Kaslo InfoNet Society and Kaslo Institute.

Nelson’s Am Naqvi is being reappointed to the Board until

Rick Jensen December 2018. Other Board members include Larry Binks (Creston), Wendy Booth (Fairmont Hot Springs), Gord DeRosa (Trail), John Dooley (Nelson), Loni Parker (Revelstoke), Vickie Thomas (?aq’am) and Jeannette Townsend (Valemount).

“I’d like to thank Greg Deck for his years of dedicated service and leadership as chair of the Trust, and for all the help, sound guidance and advice he has shared with me personally as a resident of the Columbia Basin and in my work as an MLA and minister,” said Minis-

ter of Energy and Mines Bill Bennett. “I’d also like to welcome Rick Jensen and Laurie Page to their new roles. I look forward to working with them and the rest of the Board as they continue to invest and deliver benefits to the Basin, improving lives, communities and the environment.”

The Trust’s 12-member Board consists of individuals appointed by the provincial government: six from the five regional districts and the Ktunaxa Nation Council, and six others. All directors must live in the Basin.

The Board meets five times a year in communities around the Basin. The public is invited to attend in order to meet the directors and ask questions about the organization’s work in the Basin. The next meeting is in Nelson on Friday, February 12, 2016.

For more information about the Board, and to read highlights and minutes from Board meetings, visit cbt.org/board.

Columbia Basin Trust supports efforts to deliver social, economic and environmental benefits to the residents of the Columbia Basin. To learn more about the Trust’s programs and initiatives, visit cbt.org or call 1.800.505.8998.

Jesus Came to Live … Abundantly

I

very much appreciate the columns

by Anastasia Bartlett in the Townsman. Many of us don’t know enough about Eastern Orthodox traditions, and her writing about those ancient traditions is a very welcome thing. I am grateful for her insights and deep spirituality.

However, I must disagree with a comment in a recent column. She was writing about the incarnation, which comes from two Latin words meaning “in the flesh”. It is the theological word for our Christmas celebrations when we celebrate God enfleshed in Jesus. In that column, she wrote, “Jesus was born to die.”

I’ve seen and heard that kind of thinking many times. Last week, I saw a church sign online which read, “Christmas is the story of a baby born to die.” On another website, I saw an animated Christmas display which showed — yes, get this — Jesus carrying his cross and being flogged, presumably by a Roman soldier. And Merry Christmas to you too! What a macabre thing to do!

I disagree. Jesus was not born to die.

Jesus was born to live.

Like any other baby, like any other human being, like any other of God’s creatures, Jesus was born to live.

There are too many Christians who look at Jesus and see only the cross. As if the cross was the only thing of value about Jesus. As if God’s only purpose for Jesus was for him to die. As if the whole of Jesus’ work and ministry in the world counts for nothing. As if none of his teachings really mattered because the only thing that really matters is that “Jesus died for my sins.”

None of that is true, of course. Like any of us, Jesus’ life counts. How he lived, what he taught, how he showed compassion and grace in the world — all of these are equally important as his death. Jesus was born to live.

The gospels testify to this over and over again. “Let us go on to the neighbouring towns, so that I may proclaim the message there also; for that is what I came out to do.”

(Mark 1: 38). “I came that they may have life, and have it abundantly.”

(John 10:10). In response to Pilate’s question about whether Jesus was a king, Rev. Yme Jesus responds, “For this I came into the world, to testify Woensdregt to the truth.” (John 18: 37).

His whole life long, Jesus showed us how people can experience God’s love in this world. Jesus’ life was dedicated to embracing, healing, loving people and treating all of God’s people with grace and compassion.

It makes me sad to think that anyone can look at the infant Jesus and see only his death.

It makes me sad that anyone can read the radical story of a baby in a manger and think only of a cross.

It makes me sad to imagine that for so many people, Christian faith is only about Jesus dying so that we can go to heaven.

It makes me sad that anyone can reduce the mystery of incarnation to the tragedy of crucifixion.

So let me repeat what I’ve said so often in these columns. It wasn’t Jesus’ death and crucifixion that set things right in the world. Rather, it was Jesus’ whole life that shows what a world set right might look like.

And Jesus showed us that abundant life looks like the kingdom of God: the hungry are fed; the wealthy and the powerful who are doing violence for their own sake are toppled with nonviolence and solidarity; the oppressed are raised up; outsiders, including refugees, are welcomed with open arms and open hearts; broken people are being made whole; lonely people are being welcomed into community; all people are learning to live together in peace for the welfare of all.

Abundant life looks like what we have seen in people like Jean Vanier, who gave up the perks and privileges of his life to live with developmentally handicapped men in community. Like Mahatma Gandhi, who led his people in nonviolent protest against the British Empire. Like Martin Luther King, Jr., who led the fight for civil rights for all people in the US, regardless of colour or status. Like Nelson Mandela, who fought against apartheid, was imprisoned for it, and upon his release refused to give in to violence against his former oppressors.

And Jesus proclaims that this eternal, abundant life begins now, not when we die. Jesus shows us that heaven is found on earth, if only we have eyes to see it and the courage to live it.

The point of Jesus’ life is not the crucifixion. It is the incarnation. Jesus wasn’t born to die. Jesus was born to live—abundantly.

Death is inevitable, but the hope of incarnation is that life happens, that eternal life happens, and that it happens right now.

Yme Woensdregt is Pastor at Christ Church Anglican in Cranbrook

KIMBERLEY AND CRANBROOK COMMUNITY CALENDAR

UPCOMING

FREE FAMILY SWIM Saturday, December 19 from 12-1 pm. Cranbrook Aquatic Centre, sponsored by the KinClub of Cranbrook.

Kimberley Aquatic Centre FREE FAMILY SWIM: Wednesday, Dec. 23, 6:00-7:00pm is sponsored by Simply Kimberley. Persons 18 years & younger must be accompanied by an adult.

Back by popular demand! Have Camera Will Travel.... presents “Have Kids, Will Pedal” Join the Clark family on a cycling adventure - 6,000 km of roads less traveled along the Andes in Chile, Argentina & Bolivia at Centre 64 on Wednesday, Dec 23 at 3:30 pm. Admission by donation to the Kimberley Arts Centre 64.

Kimberley Aquatic Centre FREE FAMILY SWIM: Wednesday, Dec. 30, 6:00-7:00pm is sponsored by Hospital Employees Union, Kimberley Local. Persons 18 years & younger must be accompanied by an adult.

Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour Sponsored by Wildsight at Key City Theatre, Saturday, January 2 at 7:30 pm. Tickets $30 online or at Key City Theatre box office. New reserved seating.

Know someone who is a literacy champion in Cranbrook or Area C? Nominate them as Cranbrook’s 2015 Literacy Champion.

Nominations close January 20th and the winner announced January 27th at the Family Literacy Day celebrations. For more info call Katherine 250-420-7596 or khough@cbal.org or on Facebook: Columbia Basin Alliance for Literacy Cranbrook.

Adult or Senior? Want to learn or improve your computer skills? CBAL Cranbrook offers a 6 week introductory computer course starting Jan 29th. Pre-registration a must. Call Katherine 250-417-2896, space is limited.

ONGOING

Mark Creek Lions meet 1st and 3rd Wednesdays at the Kimbrook.

Meet & Greet from 6:00-6:30pm, supper 6:30-7:00, meeting 7:008:00pm. Contact 250-427-5612 or 250-427-7496. New members welcome – men and ladies!

The Cellar Thrift Store Open Mon. to Sat., noon to 4:30 p.m. Our revenues support local programs and outreach programs of Cranbrook United Church. Baker Lane Entry at 2 – 12th Ave. S. Cranbrook, B. C. Donations of new or gently used items welcome.

The Cranbrook Quilter’s Guild meet on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month, September - June, 7.15 p.m. at the Cranbrook Senior Citizens Hall, 125-17th Ave South. Interested??? Call Jennifer at 250426-6045. We’re on Facebook and www.cranbrookquiltersguild.ca.

“The Way” Introductory Orthodox Christianity next 10 weeks, St. Aidan Orthodox Church, 201-7th. Ave., Cranbrook. Thursday evenings until Dec. 24th; 7 pm–drop in to any or all sessions.

Contact: Fr. Andrew: 250-420-1582 or frandrewapplegate@gmail. com for info.

Quilters meet in Kimberley on the 2nd Monday at Centennial Hall at 7:00 PM and the 4th Monday for sewing sessions in the United Church Hall at 10 Boundary Street.

Hey Kimberley! We need you as Big Brothers and Big Sisters. One hour a week. YOU can make a difference in a Child’s life that will last a life time. Info: 250-499-3111.

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Not a Peace, But Maybe a Ceasefire

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bu Muhammad al-Golani is an Islamist fanatic, a head-chopper (although only in moderation), and the leader of the Nusra Front, an al-Qaeda affiliate that is classified by the United States as “terrorist”. He spent almost a decade killing American occupation troops and Shia civilians in Iraq as a loyal member of the Sunni extremist organisation that is now called Islamic State before going home to Syria in 2011.

He was sent home to create a Syrian clone of what was then called ‘Islamic State in Iraq’, on the orders of Abu Baqr al-Baghdadi, the leader of Islamic State and now the self-proclaimed “Caliph” of all the Muslims. Golani named the Syrian branch the Nusra Front, and it did so well that he broke with Islamic State and went out on his own in 2013.

There was a three-month turf war between Islamic State and the Nusra Front in Syria in early 2014 that killed an estimated 3,000 jihadis. Islamic State won it and now controls most of eastern Syria (and all of western Iraq). Golani managed to hang on to northwestern Syria, where the Nusra Front and another extreme Islamist organisation, Ahrar al-Sham, now completely dominate a rebel alliance that also includes several smaller “moderate” outfits.

So you would not expect Golani to favour a peace deal that left the brutal Assad regime, secular in form but Shia-dominated, in power in Damascus. And indeed he does not: in a rare interview recently, he condemned the peace deal being cooked up by the US and Russia as “unacceptable”. It was, he said, a plot to merge more moderate rebel fighters with Assad’s forces in order to fight extremist groups like

his own and Islamic State.

Golani was right to be suspicious, and yet he may go along with the deal in the end, because it isn’t really a permanent peace settlement that is being discussed.

It’s actually just a ceasefire that will leave all the players in Syria in control of the territory they now hold — except for Islamic State, which they can then all concentrate on destroying.

This is the sort of Machiavellian thinking that caused Russian President Putin to accuse Gwynne Vladimir Washington recently of “dividing terrorists into good Dyer and bad ones,” but it’s just as much a part of Russian thinking. When Moscow started bombing the rebels in Syria in September to save the Assad regime from collapse, it bombed them all indiscriminately: the Nusra Front, Islamic State, even the “moderates”, if it could find them.

But it quickly became clear that what Russia had in mind, after stabilising the battlefronts, was precisely what Golani was condemning: a ceasefire that would effectively partition Syria between the Assad regime and the various rebel groups, and enable them all to turn on Islamic State.

You can’t admit that that’s what you are doing, of course, so you talk in terms of a peace settlement. That’s what Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and US Foreign Secretary John Kerry were doing in Moscow on Tuesday, and the result is that a United Nations Security Council resolution endorsing the Syrian peace process will probably be passed on Friday.

The current round of “peace talks” began in Vienna on 23 October, with no Syrians present, just Russia, the United

States, Turkey and Saudi Arabia. It subsequently expanded to include about twenty countries, and the organisers are now deciding which Syrians can attend the next round of talks, probably early in the new year.

On one side, obviously, will be the the representatives of the Assad regime. On the other side will be some of the leaders of the armed opposition, but not all of them. Islamic State won’t be there, of course, and at the moment the Nusra Front says it won’t be either. Since those are the two most powerful groups fighting the Assad regime, what’s the point of talks?

But the Nusra Front’s close ally, Ahrar al-Sham, did show up at last week’s meeting in Riyadh where decisions were being made on which groups could attend the peace talks. At one point it walked out — and then, after some further thought, it added its signature to the joint declaration.

The Islamists of the Nusra Front and Ahrar al-Sham are clearly in two minds about a ceasefire (disguised as a peace agreement). On one hand, it would leave the Assad regime in power. On the other, it would give them time to consolidate their control over the territory they now hold, and maybe to eliminate their most dangerous rival, Islamic State. So in the end, they may go along with the idea.

It wouldn’t be perfect, and it wouldn’t necessarily be permanent either. But it would stop most of the killing, it would at least contain if not eliminate Islamic State, and it might even let some of the refugees go home. It’s basically a Russian initiative, but Moscow is wisely letting the US take the lead now. If anybody has a better idea, please let us all know.

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Newcomer Austin Gray working himself into a regular role with the Kootenay Ice Taylor Rocc a Sports Editor

For as long as he can remember, Austin Gray has been a goal scorer.

And that’s what he wants to develop into at the Western Hockey League level now that he has a fresh start with the Kootenay Ice. “I haven’t been able to get on the scoresheet yet, but I know I’ll break through,” Gray said prior to practice at Western Financial Place Thursday afternoon.

“That’s kind of the role I’d like to play, but whatever I can do to help the team win, that’s what I want to do.

“Obviously, I’d like to get a win. I haven’t had a win. Haven’t won in the jersey yet, but so far I’ve been enjoying it. I think we’re getting better… and there are good things to come.”

The Ice acquired Gray from the Portland Winterhawks in a multi-player deal back on Nov. 29, in exchange for a seventh-round pick in the 2016 WHL Bantam Draft.

“I think he fits in real well with our group,” said Luke Pierce, head coach of the Kootenay Ice, Thursday afternoon prior to practice at Western Financial Place. “He seems to get along with the guys and he’s eager to get better and improve his game. He’s got lots of questions, which is great.

“Everyone has to keep in mind, he’s essentially another firstyear player for us… Considering all that, he’s fit in admirably.”

With only 14 WHL games to his credit through parts of three seasons with the Winterhawks and now the Ice, Gray has plenty of learning and growing left to do, but his eagerness is an encouraging sign as far as coach Pierce is concerned.

“He’s got to add some strength,” Pierce said. “He’s a pretty slight kid and that makes it tough in this league to be ultra-effective. But he’s able to do it by using his brain and that’s an asset. As he gets stronger and quick-

er, I think he’ll be a real good player for us.

“So far, it’s just being sharp every shift and making sure he’s in the right spots and keeping the game simple, no different than what we’re asking from a lot of guys.”

There’s no question the Ice could use a breakthrough from the 18-year-old Gray, who put up 25 goals and 64 points in 37 games with the Cariboo Cougars of the B.C. Major Midget League last season.

Having scored 64 goals through 34 games, the Ice own the most anemic offense in the Western Hockey League, though it begs to be reminded the team has suffered a mind-numbing run of injuries.

“I was just sick of getting pushed around in my hometown. I finally had enough of it. I couldn’t score a goal, so I thought I’d get beat up in front of my friends and family.”

Austin Gray Kootenay Ice Elite scorer Jaedon Descheneau (shoulder surgery) has missed 32 games and is expected to miss the duration of the 2015-16 campaign.

Captain and leading scorer Luke Philp (ankle surgery, head) has missed 12 games and counting and second-leading scorer Zak Zborosky (lower body) missed 13 games.

With five other forwards missing varying amounts of time due to injury, there was plenty of opportunity for Gray to step right in.

The fresh start was a welcome one for the na-

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Ice forward Austin Gray (right) battles for a loose puck alongside linemate River Beattie (#25) and Rebels defencemen Austin Strand (#2) and Ryan Pouliot (#7). The Ice hit the road to visit the Rebels Friday night. tive of Prince George, B.C., and he was certainly a sight for sore eyes when he joined the injury-riddled Ice Dec. 1 in Kamloops.

“I’d been talking with my agent about where I would like to be traded, so I kind of knew the phone call was coming,” Gray said. “[Cranbrook] was one of the places I was hoping to be traded to. I was happy when I got the phone call.”

With a few weeks under his belt to acquaint himself with new systems, new teammates and a new coaching staff, Gray is looking forward to finding the scoresheet and getting a win.

Though he hasn’t found the back of the net yet, Gray is certainly willing to do whatever it takes to help his team, as evidenced by the fact he dropped the gloves with 20-year-old WHL veteran Luke Harrison back on Dec. 8 in Prince George.’

“To be honest, I was just sick of getting pushed around in my hometown,” Gray said with a chuckle. “I finally had enough of it. I couldn’t score a goal, so I thought I’d get beat up in front of my friends and family.”

While the physical side of the game might not be top priority for the 6-foot, 162-pound Gray, he isn’t shy when it comes down to it.

“When it’s there, I’ll take it,” Gray said. “I’m

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REBELS 6-26-2-0 RECORD 22-11-0-0 Sixth (Central) DIVISION Second (Central) 12th (Eastern) CONF. Second (Eastern) 64 GF 121 144 GA 94 22nd (11.8%) PP T-6th (21.9%) 20th (76.3%) PK 16th (77.1%) L. Philp (13-16-29) TOP SCORER I. Nikolishin (18-24-42) W. Hoflin (3.80 GAA) TOP GOALIE R. Toth (2.73 GAA) 4-2 L vs. RDR (Dec. 15) LAST GAME 4-2 W at KTN (Dec. 15) L10 STREAK W1 Dec. 19 at EDM NEXT GAME Dec. 19 vs. LET

not afraid to go into the corner with someone bigger than myself. I don’t go out of my way to make big hits, but if the hit’s there I don’t shy away from it.”

The next opportunity for Gray to perhaps find the scoresheet and help his new club get a win comes Friday as the Ice (6-26-2-0) travel to Red Deer for a rematch with the Rebels (22-11-0-0).

Tuesday at Western Financial Place, the Ice battled the Rebels hard in a 4-2 loss, with plenty of positives to build upon heading into the final weekend before the holiday break.

“We’ve got to make sure that we try to find ways to capitalize offensively a little more with the zone time that we do create,” Pierce said looking to Friday night.

“We’ve got to be a little cleaner coming out of our end with possession

and we’re going to need our special teams to contribute.

“Our penalty kill was really good [Tuesday] and you may not get a lot of power-play opportunities, but we’ve got to find a way to capitalize.”

Puck drop between the Ice and Rebels is set for 8 p.m. (Rogers Sportsnet) from the Enmax Centrium in Red Deer.

After Friday’s tilt, the Ice continue north to visit the Edmonton Oil Kings (13-18-3-0) Saturday at Rexall Place before taking a holiday breather.

The Ice return to action Sunday, Dec. 27 at 4 p.m. when they host the Calgary Hitmen (21-121-1) at Western Financial Place.

Notes: Ice D Tanner Lishchynsky, who suffered a lower-body injury Tuesday, is expected to miss approximately two to four weeks...

Local swimmer Jennifer Depippo’s quest to represent Canada at the Paralympic Games continues, with recent competition at the Can-Am Games in Bismarck, North Dakota.

The 2015 Can-Am Open was held from Dec. 10-12. It also served as the U.S. Paralympics Swimming Open, giving American swimmers to earn qualification slots for their country in preparation for the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games.

Depippo said that despite the “Can-Am” moniker, the event had a real global flavour, with swimmers from Russia, China, Japan, Australia, Cuba, Puerto Rico and St. Croix also competing.

“The level of competition was really good,” Depippo said upon her return. “It was a real eyeopener for me.”

Depippo said that for the North Dakota meet, her international classication was bumped up from a Level 8 to a Level 9.

“That’s a tougher, more competitive level — a bigger test,” she said. “But I’m prepared to take that on.

“I knew that I could do it, and I proved that I could do it.”

Depippo’s results were as follows: • 400 metre freestyle — 6min. 30sec.

• 100 metre backstroke — 1min., 50.6 sec.

• 50 metre freestyle — 39.05sec • 100 freestyle —

Jennifer Depippo

1min. 23.46 sec.

• 100 breaststroke — 2 min. 0.41 sec.

“Overall, these were my best times at any meet,” Depippo said. “I am really happy with my results.

“I knocked two seconds off my backstroke time, another second off my 100-metre free, almost 15 seconds off my 400-metre free, and eight seconds off my breaststroke.”

Next up for Depippo is the BC Provincials, to be held in Victoria in March, 2016. After that, she’s likely heading to Toronto for Team Canada Paralympic qualifying.

Depippo would like to thank her local sponsors: Frank Sandor from Sandor Rental, Geoff Berry from Geoff’s Contracting, Jim Fiorentino from the Fiorentino Brothers, New Dawn Developments, Chris Thom at Rocky Montain Diesel, Derick Spring at Northstar GM, Ben Coles from Promotory Press, AM music, and the Cranbrook Colonels Oldtimers Hockey Club.

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After Hamhuis injury, are full face shields in NHL’s distant future?

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TORONTO - The gruesome sight of Dan Hamhuis on the ice with his legs flailing made fellow NHL players cringe.

A shot like the one that cracked the Vancouver Canucks defenceman in the face could happen to anyone.

Hamhuis is out two months after surgery to

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Only a full-face shield or cage could have prevented that injury. The league and Players’ Association only two years

repair facial fractures.

Even though he wears a visor like a vast majority of the league now, it couldn’t save him when a slap shot from the New York Rangers’ Dan Boyle

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coming in and they did, and then no one thought visors were coming in and they did. I’m sure there will be a day down the road one day here where it is (normal). I think it’s a ways off. It’ll get here one day.”

One Eastern Conference executive said no matter the rules on visors there will always be an outlier injury that occurs and doesn’t think it’s an immediate problem that needs to be addressed.

Current players are conflicted on the subject but are in agreement that full face shields aren’t coming any time soon. Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman Matt Hunwick called the Hamhuis injury a “freak accident,” even if similar plays happen often.

Go into any locker-room and there are a handful of players who remember losing teeth or breaking bones from an errant stick or a puck.

It’s basically the only way anyone in the NHL now puts on a full face shield.

Philadelphia Flyers forward Sam Gagner, who recently suffered a concussion when his head hit the ice, remembers breaking his jaw in 2013 and was no fan of wearing the full shield.

“It hinders you,” Gagner said. “Your vision of the puck, it throws that off a bit.”

At the world junior hockey championship, any player under the age of 18 has to wear a full face shield. That included Connor McDavid at the 2014 tournament.

Sharks centre Joe Thornton is one of the remaining players to go without a visor and said when he was 14 he couldn’t wait to take it off once he was allowed to.

Leafs forward Shawn Matthias hasn’t worn one in 12 years and can’t imagine face shields ever becoming mandatory, though he wonders about alterations.

“You never know, maybe they’ll change the rule on how low the visors go or something,” said Matthias, who wore a full shield in junior because of a facial injury.

“I’m sure back then they didn’t think everyone would be wearing visors nowadays. I just can’t see the whole league - or anyone - wearing a face mask.”

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Checking out China, Part II: The Great Wall

Carla Nelson of Maritime Travel continues her journey through the Middle Kingdom

1. Badaling – 80 km from Beijing, most popular, with shops and hotels, visited by millions annually.

2. Juyong Pass – 50

km from Beijing, has a Cloud Platform for viewing, built of white marble.

3. Jinshanling – 125 km from Beijing, has 67

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a ‘toboggan’ to descend on a single metal track.

5. Shanhai Pass – the end of the Great Wall, where it meets the sea.

6. Jiumenkou – the only section built as a bridge.

watchtowers, has a cable car to reach the highest section.

4. Mutianyu – 70 km from Beijing, best preserved, has a chairlift and gondola to reach the highest sections, and

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I walked the Juyong Pass – 3500 steps up, to a height of 7.8m, on a 5m wide path, to a viewing garrison, then 3500 steps down! It took about one hour up, half hour down.

There was snow at the top and thick smog the entire way! I couldn’t see much, but I had to do it, it was on the ‘bucket list’! But I may have to return, as I really want to gaze out along the Wall on a clear day and see the vast expanse of history that others have seen. Regardless, it was one of those ‘pinch me’ experiences!

Next time: Yangtze River and the Three Gorges.

For more information, contact Carla Nelson, Branch Manager, Maritime Travel 250.489.4788.

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During the Ming Dynasty, once China was unified, reconstruction of the wall began in earnest. This was around 1474. Strategic planning began with inner and outer walls and fortresses with garrisons and gates. The wall was considered vital to the defense of China during this time.

Between the 18th and 20th centuries, the Great Wall emerged as the most common emblem of China for the Western World, viewed as a show of strength and also a barrier from the rest of the world. In 1987, Unesco designated the Great Wall as a World Heritage Site, recognizing it as one of the most impressive architectural feats in history.

And no, you cannot see the Great Wall from the moon! This is just a myth.

These are the most common places to walk the Great Wall:

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he Great Wall is over 6,000 km long, we think.

No one really knows for sure. It was built over three Dynasties — Qin, Ming, Qing — and took 2,000 years to build.

In Chinese, Great Wall is Chang Cheng, meaning ‘Long Wall’.

Emperor Qin began construction of the wall in the 3rd century BC, as a means of preventing incursions from the barbarian nomads into the Chinese empire. It didn’t really work. Many fortifications were in place prior to the Qin Dynasty, but it was Qin who ordered that they all be joined to form a continuous wall. During this time, it was reported that over 400,000 labourers died, many buried within the walls themselves. As late as 2009, 180 km of the wall was discovered by GPS devices, and in 2015 another 10km was uncovered. About 2,000 km of the original wall has vanished over time, due to new road construc-

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TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Meetings play a significant role in your decision-making process.

You hear many different opinions, but you’ll lean toward the most positive one. You might want to zero in on what you want without any fuss. Know when you’re too tired to go on. Tonight: Take your leave with grace.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You’ll give your time and attention to a higher-up who will have something for you to do at the last minute. You come from a secure point of view, but you’ll still experience a lot of pressure from your personal life. You cannot be stopped. Tonight: The spotlight is on you!

CANCER (June 21-July 22) Take an overview, and don’t feel intimidated by someone else’s efforts. You could be too focused on what others are doing. Stop comparing yourself to them. You will accomplish what you want even more quickly and far better than you had imagined. Tonight: In the limelight.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A partner’s emotional response will encourage you to back off some. You could be tired of always having to maintain a positive outlook. Next time you want to tell it like it is, do. You might need to indulge yourself more.

Tonight: Make sure there is great music around you.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You might find that you spend most of the day responding and/ or reacting to others. You have a lot of energy, but you still could feel overwhelmed by everything that is happening. A domestic issue lurks in the background.

Tonight: Express your caring in a meaningful way.

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You will be surprised and delighted when a loved one offers to pitch in. Tonight: Have fun with a favorite person.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Your emotional responses will point you in the right direction.

You might not be aware of how many supporters you have, especially in your group of friends.

You could go overboard without trying. Settle down by the late afternoon. Tonight: Beam in what you want.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) You will need to tackle some work or responsibilities in the morning, as tension builds to new level. Your creativity soars, as does your desirability. You might be holding back because of feelings for someone else.

Are you sure this behavior serves you? Tonight: Be naughty and nice.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Make calls and schedule a meeting. The sooner you get this ap-

pointment arranged, the better off you will be. You’ll cover so much ground, you might want to head home early. You likely will need to make some important calls after you leave. Tonight: Run an errand or two.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Money, gift-giving and considering more of an experience-oriented present will fill your mind with ideas. Brainstorm with a partner or dear friend, though the topic could drift to dinner plans and perhaps a little gossip.

Tonight: Welcome the weekend with friends.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) You know exactly what you want, and you’ll manage to get past any hassles in the morning.

Others keep distracting you from your errands and from accomplishing what you need to do. Focus on the financial implications of all your gift-giving. Tonight: Let a friend treat.

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by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar Dear Annie: Is it appropriate or even normal for a husband to always ask who I am on the phone with or who just texted me? Or to stand behind me while I’m reading my email, unabashedly reading over my shoulder?

I don’t have anything to hide, but I find this behavior intrusive and annoying. Sometimes, he will even ask for details about certain parts of my conversation. I don’t dare refuse to answer for fear he will think I’m trying to conceal something. He has a quick temper and becomes defensive and angry if I question him. I hate conflict, so I just answer his questions to avoid his outbursts.

One time, my best friend confided something highly personal to me and specifically asked me not to tell anyone. When I refused to disclose this information to my husband, he got very angry, arguing that spouses shouldn’t keep secrets from one another. I don’t feel it’s wrong to keep a confidence that has absolutely nothing to do with him. He did not agree, and I ended up telling him a less-detailed version of our conversation. But I was upset that he pressured me until I conceded.

My husband doesn’t automatically report his conversations to me, and I don’t expect him to. Am I too private or is he too nosy? -- Nothing to Hide but My Annoyance Dear Nothing: He’s way too nosy.

Confidences between friends or family members do not have to be shared as long as they don’t involve the spouse or the marriage. Saying that you were on the phone with “Myrtle” is sufficient information.

Some spouses tell each other every detail of every conversation, but that is up to them. In your case, your husband is badgering and pressuring you for additional information. Either he doesn’t trust you, or he needs to control you. (It’s also possible he is guilty of doing things that he doesn’t want you to know about, and this is why he is overly concerned with your phone conversations and emails.)

What concerns us the most is that you feel you must constantly appease him because of his anger issues. Tell him to knock it off before he turns into a full-fledged bully and the marriage is in serious trouble. If he refuses, or if you believe his anger is dangerous or more than you can handle, contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline (thehotline.org) at 1-800-799-SAFE. Dear Annie: My wife and I are having a disagreement about how to sign cards and notes. Does the man’s name come first or does the woman’s?

I have always put my name first, but lately she says that her name should be first. So should it be “Tim and Marlene”? Or is it “Marlene and Tim?” -- Your Opinion, Please Dear Tim: Your wife is right. Etiquette says the woman’s name comes first in all cases except where the signature is “Mr. and Mrs. John Smith” or some variation. Of course, not everyone cares, in which case, sign your names however you choose.

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In what’s become an annual tradition of saying thanks to its customer and staff, Chris Thom (and his family) of Rocky Mountain Diesel and Autobody have taken the joy of giving back to health care a mainstay of their holiday spirit.

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This year the $10,000 gift “Although the focus of the Starlite Campaign is about is being dedicated to suplighting stars atop the East port the East Kootenay ReKootenay Regional Hospital gional Hospital Oncology roofline it really is the stars Unit.

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