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Santa visits Jutrefest Serving the Bella CoolaPage Valley and the Chilcotin

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Luke Bittner in the starring role of the hilarious play, 'That's Not Santa.'

Sons of Norway honour longtime members at 25th Annual Jultrefest CAITLIN THOMPSON Longtime Sons of Norway members were honoured with 25-year pins and certificates at their 25th Annual Norwegian Christmas celebration, Jultrefest, at Lobelco Hall last weekend. President Barb Gilbert led the proceedings, with pins and certificates awarded to June Vosburgh, Norman and Margaret Brekke, Bill and Helene Harstead, Linda Brekke, Marie Hansen, Dick Harstead, Barb Gilbert, Frank Brekke, Catherine Hammer, and Peter Solhjell. Jultrefest has been a part

of the Bella Coola community Christmas celebration since 1987. It includes the traditional Santa Lucia ceremony, which has been a part of Scandinavian tradition since Viking times. According to various historical interpretations, the legend of Santa Lucia started hundreds of years ago. In the early hours of the morning of December 13th, a young woman of rich and noble parents, dressed in a white gown, with a red sash and a crown of lingonberry twigs and blazing candles, would go from one farm to the next. She carried a torch to light her way and brought baked goods to

each house. She returned home by sunrise. Every village had its own Lucia. Santa Lucia Day celebrations were strong first in Sweden and spread from there to Norway. The origins of today’s celebration can be traced to the 4th century martyrdom of a Sicilian virgin named Lucia. Lucia symbolizes light and growth for human and beast as she emerges out of the darkness of the long winter nights. Because her name means “light,” many of the ancient light and fire customs of the Yuletide became associated with her day, such as the lighting of the

candles in our local Santa Lucia ceremony. Today, Jultrefest and Santa Lucia are focused around our Valley’s children, and thanks to the hard work of some dedicated volunteers, parents and spectators were treated to a fun evening of singing and Christmas plays. Caroline Granander worked her magic once again this year, and had the children sing a delightful version of ‘The Mitten Song,’ followed by a hilarious short play, ‘That’s Not Santa.’ The kids had a great time. The Bella Coola Community Choir performed, and Breagha

Koroluk and Kayley and Kristen Clair presented Santa Lucia this year. Once again, jolly old Saint Nicholas entered the building, and he was busy this year. At least 30 youngsters were in attendance for a meet and greet with Santa Claus, a testament to the growing population of young folks! The evening wrapped up with a fabulous array of traditional Norwegian baked goods that were thoroughly enjoyed by all. Thanks to the Sons of Norway for once again hosting this lovely community event.

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The kids perform 'The Mitten Song'

Sons of Norway members presented with 25 year pins: Norman Brekke, Barb Gilbert, Margaret Brekke, June Vosburgh, Marie Hansen, and Peter Solhjell Missing from photo: Linda Brekke, Bill and Helene Harstead, Dick Harsted, Catherine Hammer, and Frank Brekke.

CENTRAL COAST REGIONAL DISTRICT REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL The CCRD is seeking to retain the professional services of an experienced Emergency Program Coordinator (the Contractor) to provide part time (.5 FTE) emergency services as outlined in CCRD Bylaw No. 325. Information packages may be obtained from the CCRD or can be found on the CCRD website at www. ccrd-bc.ca. Three (3) proposals (original plus 2 copies) should be placed a sealed envelope marked “CCRD Emergency Program Coordinator Request for Proposal” and mailed or hand delivered to: Central Coast Regional District 626 Cliff Street, Box 186 Bella Coola, British Columbia V0T 1C0 Proposals will be received on or before 3:00 p.m. Pacific Standard Time on Tuesday, January 15, 2013. Proposals received after this date and time will not be considered. There will be no public opening for this RFP. This is not a tender and the CCRD reserves the right to reject any or all RFP’s, to waive defects in any submitted documents, and to accept any offer which it may consider to be in the best interest of the CCRD. Any proposal, bid or quotation will not necessarily be accepted, and the CCRD is not responsible for any responsible for any costs incurred by the Contractor. Enquiries may be directed to Isabell Hadford, Interim Chief Administrative Officer at cao@ccrd-bc.ca.

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‘Bella Coola 2 Africa’ goes national and becomes ‘Canadian Communities 4 Africa’ In the summer of 2012, following growing support from individuals and locations across Canada and overseas, the Board of Directors recommended a change in the charity’s name to ‘Canadian Communities 4 Africa Hope Society’ (CC4Africa Hope Society). The change was approved by the membership in August 2012, and officially changed through BC Registries in November 2012. The Society considers it of vital importance to continue to honour and acknowledge it’s establishment in Bella Coola (2006), and to recognize the importance of the community’s grass roots support as the foundation of our success. The primary reason for

the change is that as the Society’s influence broadens, the name change will facilitate fundraising opportunities in communities across Canada. Our new website may be found at www.cc4africa.ca. Everything that BC2Africa/ CC4Africa has accomplished in the last seven years is a testament to the support of the people of Bella Coola, and we would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude. CC4Africa Board of Directors – Dr. Nancy Anderson, Michel Bazille, Joan Cole, Pegge Stewart (Bella Coola, B.C.); Teresa Corbould (Kimberley, B.C.), BGen. (Ret’d) Andre Corbould (St. Albert, AB), LCol.(Ret’d) Ron Bragdon (Kingston, ON).

BC2Africa, now known as Canadian Communities 4 Africa, works to provide services and support to small communities in Burundi. Pictured here is Treasurer and Co-founder Teresa Corbould and Chair and Co-founder Margaret Stewart with staff at the new Maternity Facility at Gitega Clinic.

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CCRD Board and staff hoping to ‘move forward’ in 2013

CCRD Board Directors L to R: Brian Lande, Vice Chair Ivan Tallio, Cathi McCullagh, Chair Reginald Moody, David Anderson Caitlin Thompson The CCRD’s last Board meeting of 2012 marked some significant changes within the organization. Not only was this the first time all five Directors had attended a meeting together since the 2011 local government elections, it also saw two new Director’s take up the positions of Board Chair and Vice Chair. Director Tallio attended his first meeting since July, and while Director Anderson was also in attendance, he left the meeting approximately one hour after it began. Elections for the positions of Board

Chair and Vice Chair were the first order of business. Outgoing Board Chair Brian Lande nominated Director Cathi McCullagh as Chair, while Director Tallio nominated Director Moody. Voting by ballot declared Director Moody as Chair. For the position of Vice Chair, Director McCullagh nominated Director Lande. Director Anderson nominated Director McCullagh, and Director Moody nominated Director Tallio. Voting by ballot declared Director Tallio as Vice Chair. In response to community concern over his long absence and whether or not

he now planned to attend Board meetings regularly, especially after being elected Vice-Chair, Director Tallio appeared unconcerned. “The only ones who can oust me are the members of the Nuxalk Nation,” he said, “because they’re the ones that elected me.” When reminded that, as Area D Director, his constituents included all Valley residents living west of Hagensborg’s Augsburg Church to Tatsquan Creek, Director Tallio replied, “Well, they can try and fire me then, but I’m going to fight it.” Despite the fact that the excessive

use of Alternate Director’s is a concern in the community, and noting that Director Tallio’s Alternate Director, Archie Pootlass, has attended more meetings then he has, Director Tallio did not have a problem with this. “It’s not an issue for me,” he said. On the administrative side, Joy MacKay has now officially resigned as CAO, and Interim CAO Isabell Hadford confirmed that the CCRD will be advertising for the position of CAO immediately. Stephen Waugh announced that, while he will continue to assist with emergency response matters, he is not

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renewing his contract as Emergency Program Coordinator for 2013. “Following the challenges associated with the past several years of serious emergency events, I’ve decided to take a rest from the responsibilities that the EPC position entails, while allowing the organization to reassess their priorities with respect to the issues facing the District,” Waugh said. However, Waugh will keep his contract as part-time Property Manager for the CCRD. Amidst continuing questions from the community as to how Waugh obtained the contract without a competi-

tion, Interim CAO Hadford explained that, at the time, the CCRD was desperate to fill the position, so they awarded it to Waugh as he had already been doing much of the job in conjunction with his emergency management duties. “The Board did approve Stephen Waugh’s property management contract,” said Hadford. “However, the Board is set to review the position in six months, and if it increases from the current half-time, a new contract will be put out to public competition in the usual manner.” Despite the obvious challenges facing

the CCRD, Hadford has a positive outlook and contends that the Board has overcome many of the difficulties that have dominated the past year. “The staff and Board are committed to moving forward,” she said. “I am very hopeful for improvement and I feel they are getting back on track.”

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The Adventures Of Santa & Co.

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BY FINN CARLSON GRADE 3 - BCE It was December 24. Santa was checking his knotty and nice lists. Suddenly an elf named Elferner came in and said, “Santa Santa a bunch of elves are fooling around in the workshop.” So Santa went to too the workshop and said “who was making all the trouble here.” Everyone pointed at Elferner. Santa said, “come with me Elferner”. So Elferner went with Santa to his house and said “why did you fool around in the workshop?” Elferner said, “I don’t want to make toys I want to deliver toys with you.” Santa said, “Fine you can deliver toys with me.” It is Christmas eve and Santa and Elferner and

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to himself, I wonder what it is like in the North Pole. So he yelled “on Dasher, on Dancer, on Prancer, on Vixen, on Comet on Cupid on Doner, on Blitzin, on Rudolf, the red nosed reindeer.” They were off. Finally they were at the North Pole. He got off the sleigh and hid behind a crate. An elf named Elvesie (he was a mean one) saw Ernest Hiding behind a crate. So he yelled” Santa Santa” but Santa didn’t come because he was at Ernest’s house. Back at Ernest’s house Santa and Elferner were on the roof top trying to figure out what to do. Suddenly something was heading towards them it looked like a tiny moose. When it got clos-

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doing a draw for a family of five to go to California. It’s perfect, we have a family of five! Me, Rosey, my little sister, Josh, my older brother (but I am much more mature than him), and my mom and dad. It’s December 22, 2012, at 7pm. We are off to the Christmas dinner! We have to buy one ticket for each person so we can put it in the draw bucket. Rosey’s number is 555, mine is 175, my brother’s is 275, my mom’s is 755, and my dad’s is 100. We had dinner and dessert. Then they were going to call the numbers. The number is 555. Rosey – you won!!! We won the trip for five to California. Now that

we are going, we are going to stay at my mom’s mom’s house. The ticket says we have to leave on December 23 at 7am. We are at the airport. We have to go through security. Josh is up first. Ding a ling, ding a ling, they had to check his bag. It was just two chicken wings that looked like a gun. The rest of the family was good. We are on the plane and waiting. Then one of the girls said on the speaker, “We need one or two people to switch to the 1pm flight.” I jumped and said, “I will! I will!” Then my mom said, “Oh no, you are not going by yourself. You can go with her mom.” They grabbed their suitcases and waited until 1pm. Then a speaker came one. “The people that are going

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er he realized it was Rudolf he was heading towards them, they were saved! They got on his back and they were heading towards the North Pole. They were at the North Pole. Santa saw Ernest hiding behind the crate. Santa said who are you? Ernest said” I’m Ernest Folloop who are you? Well I’m Santa Claus of course.” Santa said “come with me to my house” so Ernest went with him to his house. Santa said, “Why did you take my sled”? Ernest said I wanted to see what the North Pole was like. “Well now you know what it is like.” “Now I will give you a ride home.” “Ok” said Ernest. So Santa gave him a ride home, he got back just in time to open his presents.

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got in the sleigh and said, “On Dasher, on Dancer, on Prancer, on Vixen, on Comet, on cupid on Doner, on Blitzin, on Rudolf, the red nosed reindeer.” They were off. They were at the last house now Santa went down the chimney and Elferner too. Santa was munching on cookies and Elferner drank the milk. Suddenly a boy named Ernest woke up and herd some munching. “I know,” he said it must be Santa Claus! Ernest snuck downstairs then he saw Santa (but not Elferner). Ernest snuck downstairs and out the back door, laying against the roof was the fire emergency ladder he climbed up the ladder and got on the sleigh. He thought

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to California are delayed. You guys are going to take a plane to San Diego. Then you will bus to California. So come on this 43.” We went on the plane. Then it took off. By 4pm we were in San Diego. We got up and got off the plane. We went to get our luggage. We hopped on the bus to California. “I am going to go to the bathroom,” said mom. “Hurry up, there is a little kid that needs to go to the bathroom,” I said. “I am just pucking a bit. Okay, I am coming out. We are going to stop in 20 minutes.” Errrch! The breaks went on. Finally! We grabbed out bags and went to the bathroom. We went to the bus after we were done doing our duty. We went back to the bus. The driver said we can’t come on the bus again. Fine, we just start hitchhiking. Off we went up the road. We met a policeman. He said there is a carshop up the road. After one more day, I saw the carshop. It’s Christmas Eve and we are not with our family. We went in the carshop and asked if he had a car. Can we rent a car? Yes, the car is in the back. A punch buggy. Yep, we’ll take it. We put our suitcases in the car and drove off. We are in California!! We drove to my mom’s mom’s house. And we made it just in time for Christmas!

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The Elfin Guardians

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BY JACOB HALL GR. 4 - BCE One Christmas Eve, the Captain (who was an elf ) of an Ice Craft Carrier call from a call from a wood elf at Yellow Stone National Park. WE NEED BACKUP. REPEAT. WE NEED BACKUP. “This is Carrier Three-Two – can you hear me?” (static). The Captain said to the elves on board, “Attention elves, the wood elves need backup. They lost Base One because of the Orc’s and their army. Repeat. The wood elves need backup. Send some planes and get ready.”

When they got to Yellow Stone National Park they saw the destroyed base with snow all over it. Heaidia (Hea-de-ya), one of the head elves, said, “We should probably head over to the next base and do a sneak attack.” Sgt. Bowin said, “Maybe we should send the Special Op’s Kill Team over here.” “Good idea,” said Heaidia. Three hours later they arrived. The elves explained their plan to them. They went to the second base. They crouched behind the base. The elves were happy to see them. There was a loud roar. “That doesn’t sound like an Orc,” said Sgt.

Bowin. “Trolls!” they yelled. Suddenly there were trolls and orcs everywhere! They all started shooting bows and guns! Suddenly there was another roar. They were being flanked! Sgt. Bowin was hit in the back by a troll. He went flying but, as he fell, he launched two arrows and killed two enemies. But, that is not enough. Just when they needed it the hunters came out, which gave the Special Op’s Team cover. And then the bombers dropped their bombs. They got picked up and went back to the North Pole. Sgt. Bowin got his back fixed, they medals, and lived happy.

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Christmas tree. She said, “Wow! Which present am I going to open first?” She looked at the little ball shaped item lying on the floor. She started unwrapping it. “Wow,” she said. “I’ve always wanted a snow globe!” Maryjoy came trotting down the stairs. “What?” she said. “Why are you yelling?” Lisa said, “I got a snow globe!” “Cool, that’s neat sister,” said Maryjoy. “For the hundredth time, don’t call me sister when you know I have a name!” said Lisa “Okay, Lisa,” said Maryjoy. “Thank you,” replied Lisa. Maryjoy started to open her presents on the other side of the tree. Lisa shook her snowglobe and the snow fell on the little village with the tiny little people singing

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Christmas carols and ice-skating. I wish I could live in a snow globe. My life would be so perfect. Well, except for the times when people would shake it. It would be more than just snowing. People would yell, “Earthquake!” Well, I guess I don’t want to live in a snow globe. I ran upstairs to go put my new snow globe in my room. I decided to put it up on top of my dresser for safekeeping. I ran back downstairs for hot cocoa and cookies. Night came and it was time for bed. Mom said that if you close your eyes and shake the snow globe and make a wish, it might come true. “Thanks mom, I’ll do that tonight,” I said. “Okay. Goodnight honey, have a good rest” “Love you mom.” “Love you too,” she said. I took my snow globe and started to make a wish. Suddenly the snow globe started to glow. Wow, that’s not something you see everyday. I held the snow globe, staring into the beautiful light. What

was that? Was that a, a person? Yes, it was, it was, it is a person! It was a little girl. She was saying something. She was saying, “Come with me into our beautiful winter wonderland. Come with me!” I was star struck. I couldn’t believe my eyes. The girl started to reach out her hand. She said, “Take it, take my hand.” I said, okay, and I took it, There was a huge flash and then I opened my eyes and there I was, in a snow-covered village. There, there the little girl was. She was running towards me with a huge smile on her face. She greeted me and led me into a tiny cottage. She pulled me through the door and plopped me into a chair and went back to close the door. She ran into her tiny little kitchen to go get some hot cocoa for us to drink. I sipped on my hot cocoa. I asked her, “Why were you talking to me through the snow globe?” “Because you were nice enough to open this first, and you started to make a wish!” “So?” I said, “So you care,” she said.

“Yeah, and?” I said back. “You’re the only person that’s wished on a snow globe in like, a billion years!” “Oh,” I replied. “Well, okay.” “But why am I in here?” I asked. “Well, maybe because the people of the village wanted to thank you,” she said with an attitude. “Okay, cool,” I said back, not really caring. We ran out the door and into the town square. Everyone came out of their houses and came up and hugged me, shook my hand, and kissed me on the cheeks. We yelled, “Goodbye,” while we running towards the glass. We jumped, and there I was in my bed like nothing ever happened. “Well, that was weird,” as I drifted off into dreamland. The next morning I woke up to find that my snow globe wasn’t there. I quickly ran downstairs to find…my sister making a wish! “No!” I screamed. She looked up. There was a big flash of light and she was gone! Uh oh! P.S. At least the house is quit now!

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