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Who can plan Canada Day? July 1 in Limbo after Sunrise Rotary announces it can no longer organize annual celebration

SALLY MACDONALD Townsman Staff

Cranbrook may not have Canada Day celebrations this year.

Sunrise Rotary notified the City of Cranbrook Leisure Services in December that it could no longer take on organizing the annual event.

In recent years, the Canada Day party was held at Moir Park. There was live entertainment, vendors, and a giant birthday cake prepared by the Sam Steele youth ambassadors. The eve-

ning was capped off by a spectacular fireworks display.

But the future of the celebration is up in the air after Cranbrook’s Sunrise Rotary Club decided not to plan the event this year.

“The decision wasn’t taken lightly. I’ve been the main organizer on it for the past three years and it’s a great event,” said Frank Vanden Broek, past president of Sunrise Rotary.

Planning for Canada Day involves applying for several grants, Van-

den Broek explained.

Grants usually come from the City of Cranbrook, Columbia Basin Trust, and the federal Canadian Heritage – Celebrate Canada fund.

But Vanden Broek said some of that allocation doesn’t come through until the last minute.

“Some of the grants, we don’t know for sure whether we have received them or how much we have received until June,” he said.

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Security fright for breast cancer survivor Local woman upset that U.S. airport security patted her down despite a double mastectomy

SALLY MACDONALD Townsman Staff

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RETURN OF THE MAPLE MAN: Grade 1 students Hallie Harris and Sierra Daignault lead their class down the line of dancers at T.M. Roberts Elementary School on January 24. The students were visited by the Maple Man — René Turmel (far back against the wall), who told the students about traditional maple syrup harvesting and French Canadian culture. He later showed the students a few dance steps and finished things off with tasty maple taffy for every student.

A Cranbrook breast cancer survivor is crying foul after an experience at Spokane airport that has upset her deeply.

Still undergoing chemotherapy, Lynn Haskin is recovering from her second battle with breast cancer, and she had a second mastectomy in November 2011. She is set to have breast reconstruction surgery next month Earlier in January, Lynn and her husband were travelling to Phoenix for a conference

from Spokane, Washington.

Lynn was braced to go through airport security, she says.

“They have full body scanners. I had heard about these scanners and how if you have a ‘void’ you may have to be patted down. So I wore a shirt with no bra so they could see that I didn’t have anything there,” Lynn says.

However, after Lynn went through the scanner, a female Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officer ap-

proached and said Lynn would have to submit to a pat-down.

“I didn’t want to be patted down, that’s why I specifically didn’t wear a bra,” Lynn says.

“I explained to her that I have had a mastectomy and there is nothing there. She said, ‘Well, it’s procedure. I have to pat you down.’

At this point in time, I really have no choice.

I’m going somewhere, I have to be patted down obviously.”

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For the first time, British Columbia is marking a statutory holiday deep in the heart of winter.

Family Day in B.C. is on Monday, Feb. 11, 2013, and Fort Steele Heritage Town is inviting all and sundry to celebrate the long weekend on a golden winter’s day on the premises.

On Sunday, Feb. 10, a full slate of events is planned at Fort Steele, starting at 11 a.m. The ever popular sleigh rides will be happening through those vintage streets (by donation, and weather permitting), and the spacious outdoor skating rink will be open.

A family-style lunch will be served at the International Hotel, and hot apple cider and fresh baked goods at the Lambi House.

The International Hotel is also the site of Valentine cookie decorating ($2 each), in advance of another special day coming up later in the week.

There will be bonfires, and much more.

Not everyone is aware that Fort Steele is open all year round — here’s a good opportunity to take in the joy of a Canadian winter.

Admission is by donation.

First Family Day On January 10, 2011, while running for the leadership of the BC Liberal Party, Christy Clark proposed establishing a Family Day holiday on the third Monday of February.

Clark subsequently became premier; the Speech from the Throne, delivered on October 3, 2011, said that BC would observe its first Family Day on February 18, 2013.

In 2012, a two-week consultation process was held in order to determine if British Columbians preferred the holiday to fall on the second or third Monday in February.[13] On May 28, 2012, it was announced that Family Day would be observed on the second Monday in February each year, starting February 11, 2013.

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Dave Quinn, a member of the Canadian Avalanche Association and local Avalanche Skills Training course provider accepts a cheque for $2,600 on behalf of the Canadian Avalanche Center’s Public Education Program from The Choice owner Mike Peabody. “Donations like this are critical for the Canadian Avalanche Centre to continue with the public avalanche bulletins and public education and outreach programs, all of which are critical foundations for public safety in the backcountry,” said Quinn.

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Townsman readers Fred and Rose Stevens shared this photo from a family album picturing their tour through Cranbrook, Tasmania on April 12, 1998, after reading Wednesday’s story about the new Cranbrook. The list of fellow Cranbrooks has also grown, with historian Dave Humphrey adding in another Cranbrook already in Devon, England, which features the Cranbrook Castle. In London, there is a part of London called Cranbrook. Followers of the U.S. election might remember the Cranbrook School attended by none-other than Mitt Romney. There are actually four schools sharing the Cranbrook name in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan.

Canada Day needs organizers Continued from page 1 “So that has caused me a lot of sleepless nights over the past few years. If the grant didn’t come through, our Rotary Club would be on the hook for it.”

The fireworks alone, Vanden Broek explained, cost $8,000 last year.

“It’s just that funding hanging out there has been a nagging

issue,” he said.

“We commit to musicians and to a stage and tent rentals – all this stuff has to be lined up ahead of time.”

Vanden Broek said after hearing that Sunrise Rotary was bowing out, the City’s Leisure Services department offered to underwrite the outstanding grants.

But still, Rotary’s time was up.

“Unfortunately, we’ve moved on and we’ve got a couple of other projects that we are looking at,” said Vanden Broek.

If you represent a community group interested in taking over the Canada Day organization, please contact Leisure Services at 250-489-0220.

Bridging the gap S a lly MacD on al d Townsman Staff

Cranbrook is in the process of replacing four park bridges, three in Kinsmen Park and one in Idlewild Park.

At Idlewild, the main bridge at the east end of the lake has been removed. The new bridge will be installed within the next two weeks.

Three bridges in Kinsmen Park are being replaced, set to be completed by summer.

The first to go was a bridge by St. Mary’s Catholic School, next to the playground. It was removed in mid-October and has already been replaced. The bridge is usable, but some more work on the asphalt surfacing and landscaping will be com-

pleted in spring.

The short bridge over Joseph Creek near Brookview Crescent – on the opposite side of Victoria Avenue – will be replaced in the spring. This section of Rotary Trail will be closed during the construction.

Finally, the main pedestrian bridge in Kinsmen Park will be replaced in spring. Because this section of Rotary Trail is so well-used, a temporary bridge will be built upstream of the existing bridge., The old bridge will then be dismantled and a new bridge built at the original location.

The project is funded by the Community Recreation Program grant through the Ministry of Community, Sport and Cultural Development.

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Teachers slam proposed 10-year deal VANCOUVER — The B.C. government’s proposed 10-year contract with teachers is a pre-election political document that aims to strip educators of their bargaining rights as they prepare to negotiate a new deal, says the head of the teachers’ union.

“This is not good for students, it is not good for teachers,’’ Susan Lambert said Thursday after Premier Christy Clark announced the proposal as a way to stop labour acrimony from disrupting the education system.

“I’m very upset that Christy Clark would try to use teachers, teaching and the public education system, and students, as a political football,’’ Lambert said.

The proposal includes the creation of a policy council made up of the government, school trustees and the teachers’ union to discuss issues that have historically bogged

down negotiations, the government said.

But Lambert said teachers will not give up bargaining for hardfought rights such as class size, noting a B.C. Supreme Court ruling in 2012 that gave teachers victory over that issue after a 10-year legal battle.

“It’s ludicrous on the face of it, and it’s quite sad that the government would use rhetoric of reconciliation and re-establishing respectful relationships and yet quite aggressively and relentlessly try to deny teachers their constitutionally guaranteed right to bargain working conditions,’’ she said.

Clark said the 10year deal would prevent labour acrimony from spilling into classrooms, adding a Grade 2 student could graduate from high school without the disruptions that have plagued public education in the province for decades.

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BCTF president Susan Lambert province have waged a fight over various issues including wages, class size and education being deemed an essential service in 2001, meaning teachers could not go on strike.

The government also imposed two backto-back contracts that added fuel to an already tense relationship between the two sides, prompting teachers to mount an illegal walkout in 2005.

Labour woes that lasted the entire school year starting in Sep-

tember 2011 meant teachers refused to write report cards, supervise students or take part in extra-curricular activities before a oneyear contract was reached. It’s set to expire at the end of June.

Clark, who is preparing for an election in May, said Thursday the deal would allow teachers to go on strike and would index their salary to the same increases given to nurses, college faculty and other public-sector employees.

“We have signed agreements with more than half of the provincial employees in British Columbia,’’ Clark said. “And I believe that same spirit of co-operation can go a long way to making sure that we ensure a decade of labour stability for our kids in the education sector.’’

The 10-year contract would also provide $100 million for an education investment fund and allow teachers a say in how the

Security experience upsets cancer survivor CONTINUED from page 1

What’s more, after the pat-down, which was focused on Lynn’s chest, the TSA agent also scanned Lynn’s hands for explosives.

“I was just dumbfounded,” says Lynn. “I knew it was procedure for her, but it still really bothered me that even though she could see there was nothing there, she patted me down.”

Describing herself as an outspoken person, Lynn says the experience was traumatic.

“I consider myself a fairly strong person.

I’ve never had to go for counselling. This is really bothering me. I’m going to get hold of the cancer society and see if I can talk to somebody about it, because it’s really bothering me,” she says.

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What are you hiding?

There is nothing.”

Lynn is now thinking twice about travelling in the U.S. “It makes me reconsider it. We are going to a convention in Vegas in August and instead of flying out of Spokane, we may fly out of Calgary even though it’s a little bit farther.”

A spokesperson for TSA was not able to comment specifically on this incident. However, she suggested breast cancer survivors visit www.tsa.gov/traveler-information/whatexpect-if-you-arebreast-cancer-survivor to prepare for screening procedures.

The website states: “TSA understands that passengers who are breast cancer survivors may have concerns about the screening process. While TSA will make every effort to accommodate a person’s

“There is no reason to be put through that, as far as I’m concerned. What are you hiding?

There is nothing.”

Lynn Haskin needs and to treat all passengers with respect and dignity, all travelers must undergo security screening for airline travel so that we are all protected.”

Pat-downs are used when imaging technology “shows an anomaly”, and travellers can ask to be screened in a private area or with a travelling companion present, according to the website.

Security personnel can’t ask you to lift, remove or raise clothing to reveal a breast prosthesis, or ask you to remove the prosthesis.

The website recom-

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Education Minister Don McRae and Premier Christy Clark announce their proposed new teacher bargaining structure at a Surrey elementary school Thursday. money is used in classrooms, said Education Minister Don McRae, a teacher who is still a member of the teachers’ union.

McRae said the negativity that has engulfed the teacher-government relationship must end for the sake of students.

“In the end, even with essential service, there was a 10-day strike,’’ he said of the

mends that, if they are comfortable doing so, breast cancer survivors should let the security officer know.

Lastly, anyone worried that they might have difficulty going through security can contact TSA at the individual airport before arrival and a customer representative will assist them through the screening process.

2005 job action. “We don’t want to, every two years, or every four years, go through this repeated cycle of labour angst. Since 1991 we’ve had eight series of this. That’s too many times.’’

Lambert said McRae wrote letters to the government about classroom conditions when he was teaching.

“Now he’s in government and he’s got a dif-

ferent tune and a different story and that’s very unfortunate,’’ she said.

Lambert said the teachers’ union has reached a tentative agreement with the B.C. Public School Employers Association, the government’s bargaining unit, to facilitate the next round of negotiations and that both parties will be discussing ratification this weekend.

The 10-year deal is a “heavy attempt’’ to intervene in that process, she said.

She said the teachers’ union hopes to start contract talks on Feb. 4 if there is agreement on several issues, including the inclusion of a facilitator from the beginning of the process.

NDP education critic Robin Austin said the length of any agreement is typically negotiated at the bargaining table so he doesn’t understand why the government has stipulated its proposed contract would cover 10 years.

Austin said he’s also surprised the premier announced the proposal just before teachers are expected to ratify the framework for the next negotiated contract and start talks with the government’s bargaining team.

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The advent of the Wizard W hen advance copies of the “Won- as producing of the most recognizable derful Wizard of Oz” were sent songs ever written.

Yet even before this, “Oz” had become out to in 1900 in hopes of garnering prepublication reviews, both the author an unstoppable phenomenon. Before his and the publisher got back exactly what death in 1919, Baum penned 13 sequels, they wished for. Almost all the evaluations which were then continued by a variety of were unanimously positive, most applaud- authors, the most recent one Baum’s great-grandson. ing the book’s “creativity” Besides conquering ever and its “bright and joyous corner of the world, two atmosphere.” odd aspects of the book are L. Frank Baum — the worth noting. The first is book’s author — found these reviews highly reBOOKNOTES Ralph Ulveling, who — as director of Detroit’s Public warding, having previously Mike Selby Library System — proudly stated “to please a child is admitted that the “Wona sweet and lovely thing …I derful Wizard of Oz” had hope my book will succeed in that way — that the children will been not allowed in any Detroit public library for the past 30 years. Ulveling’s realike it.”

Baum’s publisher was also pleased, soning was there was nothing “uplifting or with the book selling out its initial run of elevating” in any of the “Oz” books. Sadly, 37,000 copies in just over a year. Oddly, other librarians had followed suit, but this wasn’t their, or even Baum’s best- probably not as much as Mary Hays Marseller; that was Baum’s “Father Goose,” able, a librarian from Oklahoma who acwhich appeared only a year earlier. At this tually taught a course on how to remove time, the “Wonderful Wizard of Oz” was “Oz” books from libraries.

Unlike most stories about censorship, seen as “simply a good (not great) inventive, and commercially successful chil- the response to this one was swift. After securing the copyright, the ‘Detroit Times’ dren’s book.” printed the entire book chapter by chapThey couldn’t have been more wrong.

Today, more than a hundred years ter, ensuring children would have a chance later, one would be hard pressed to go to to read it. Historian Russell Nye quickly any country on the planet, mention “Oz,” issued a statement stating ““if the message and find someone who did not know what of the Oz books — that love, kindness, and you were talking about. The same could unselfishness make the world a better be said about the expressions “there’s no place — seems of no value today, it is perplace like home,” or “we’re not in Kansas haps time to reassess a good many other anymore.” Even the film it inspired (made things besides the Detroit Library’s apin 1939) remains one of the most beloved proved list of children’s books.”

Mathematician Martin Gardner probaand successful musicals of all time; as well

Lyman Frank Baum bly said it best, stating “Personally, I find it easier to believe in the Scarecrow than in Mr. Ulveling.”

(It should be added that Ulveling came to reverse his position, and became a strong force for intellectual freedom throughout the United States).

The second odd thing surrounding Dorothy’s adventures happened in 1964, when Henry Littlefield published a extremely well researched, yet absolutely bizarre theory about the “Wonderful Wizard of Oz” having to do with America’s monetary crisis of 1890. More on this next week.

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Opinion/Events Sam and Florence Baker and the quest for the source of the Nile

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JANUS: Cranbrook Then & Now

Jim Cameron amuel White Baker.

Born: London, June 8, 1821, one of seven siblings, including his brother James, founder of the town of Cranbrook B.C. Son of a savvy and successful businessman, most notably for wise investments in the sugar trade. Intelligent, adventurous, convivial with an unending passion for the hunt.

We pick up the thread of Sam’s life in 1861, already a much-travelled man of the world, most recently returned from a long stint in Ceylon (Sri Lanka) to establish an English settlement at Nuwara Eliya.

Three children and a wife now dead, four daughters in the care of his sister Minnie, and, to the dismay of many friends and peers who have heard the rumours, a new lady at hand.

Her name is Florence, a daughter of Hungarian aristocracy forced into slavery while a child. She is rescued from a white-slave market in the Ottoman Empire by a smitten Samuel, stolen from the very clutches of the hopeful Ottoman of Vidin, conveyed to safety in Romania and on to England.

Florence is an independent, intelligent, good looking young lady who refuses to be daunted by those who view her as an improper choice for one such as Samuel Baker.

She refuses to play the role of Victorian hausfrau while her husband seeks adventure.

They are a deucedly good match and together they will travel into the history books as soul mates of the first order.

For a number of years Sam’s burning ambition has been to explore Africa, the Dark Continent that captured so much of the English imagination of the day, and so it was, in March, 1861, Sam and Flo journeyed to Cairo to begin their explorations.

Traveling up the Nile and later on land by camel and donkey with a small group of natives, battling weather, disease and malnutrition, they eventually reached Khartoum in June, 1862. Following complicated preparations they left Khartoum in December, sailing up the White Nile in three ships loaded with supplies, transport animals and 96 men, 45 of whom were armed soldiers, the entire expedition

funded by Sam. Their main purpose, aside from some serious biggame hunting along the way, was to discover the true source of the Nile, a burning question amongst explorers since the return from Lake Victoria of Richard Burton and John Speke in 1858. The intrepid pair had discovered and named the lake which they stated as the source of the river but had failed to ascertain if the lake itself was itself fed by yet another waterway. Speke and his new partner Grant were already once again up the Nile in an attempt to settle the matter.

Sam and Flo were not far behind.

Speke and Grant, generally unsuccessful in their attempt, met the Baker party at Gondokoro, in February, 1863, where Sam turned his ships over to Speke for their journey back down the river. The Baker party struggled valiantly on, eventually arriving at a large body of water that Sam promptly named Lake Albert.

In poor health at the time of their discovery there followed a Florence and Samuel Baker. Florence cut a distinctly different figure lengthy period of dressed in her trousers and armed with pistols while on the trail with sickness and near Sam. starvation far from civilization.

Sam and Flo finally made 1869, his main task being to died at home on Dec. 30, their way downriver to Gon- rid the White Nile of the slave 1893. “How can I live, now dokoro, then to Khartoum trade. Promoted to Ma- that my all is taken from me?” and on to Paris, where they jor-General of the Ottoman Florence cried in grief, but were joined by his brother Army he (with Florence by his live she did. She had Sam creJames. In October, 1865, they side) headed a large force mated according to his wishreturned at last to England that exerted much effort and es, an uncommon practice in and much acclaim. Sam re- saw some success in his task. Britain at the time and yet ceived the Royal Geographic Sam’s term as Governor of another, and final, broadside Society Gold Medal, a must Khartoum ended in 1873 at against the old-school ways for every noted explorer of which time Sam and Flo re- so flagrantly flaunted by the the day, and the following turned to England. couple. year was honoured with a It was rough innings for Florence continued to live knighthood (although Queen the English in Africa: native and entertain at the estate Victoria refused to yield to uprisings, ambushes, battles, until her death on March 11, her moral indignation at the massacres, subterfuge, dan- 1916. couple’s perceived pre-mari- ger on all sides. Sam and FlorGlobal exploration, tal relations and would not ence got out in time. Others white-slavery, native uprisreceive Florence at court). did not. Charles Gordon, ings, royal censure with a Sam returned again to Sam’s successor as governor, proper hint of scandal, a Egypt in 1869, this time in the died in 1885, along with his knighthood, international company of the Prince and garrison of 7,000 soldiers and fame and glory; pretty hard to Princess of Wales. During this many civilians during the top that yet, hark, isn’t that visit Sir Sam was offered the siege of Khartoum.

Sam’s dashing young brother position of governor-general Sir Samuel and Lady Flor- Valentine astride that white (pasha) of the vague district ence Baker lived out their steed there in the distance ... of Equatoria. He accepted final years at Sandford Orand was installed in April, leigh in Devon, England. Sam janusthenandnow@shaw.ca

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UPCOMING “You Should Write That” – Family History and Memoir Writing with Sioux Browning. Held at the Cranbrook & District Arts Council Office at 135 10 Avenue S in Cranbrook from 6-10pm on Thurs Jan 24, 31 and Feb 7. Please contact the CDAC office at 250-4264223 for more information.

Friday Drop In: Friday evenings 7:30-9:00 pm. Everyone welcome.

Snow Fiesta Mixed Bonspeil Jan. 25-27, 2013. Visit curlkimberley. ca, call 250-427-2591 or find us on Facebook!

SOCIAL DANCE; JANUARY 26th, 7-11 to the music of ‘TUCKER’S TROUBADOURS’ at the Cranbrook Seniors HALL, 17 Ave S-2 St. S. A Monthly, Community Event. Refreshments served. Flo 250.489.2720 for Dance Schedule.

Robbie Burns Night Jan 26 at Prestige Inn, 209 Van Horne St. Doors open at 5:30, dinner at 6:30. Guest appearances by Hali Duncan / Liela Cooper Highland Dancers as well as Kimberley Pipe Band. FMI 250-919-6234 or nicofult@gmail.com Celebrate Family Literacy Week in Kimberley at The Kimberley Public Library on Saturday January 26th from 10:00 till 12:00.

This family event is being hosted by the Friends of the Kimberley Library. Story telling, celebrity readers, computer activities, Wii games and refreshments. Grand Prize; a Kobo reader, draw at 12:00. Join us for a fun event , you can even come in your PJ’s !

Annual Scottish Tea Saturday Feb. 2 Kimberley United Church; 1 – 3 Pm. Highland Dancers!!! Scottish Fare at the Tea Tables and an ‘All Kinds Of Baking’ at The Bake Table. Special Attraction-Twice Loved Jewelery Table.

Royal Canadian Legion Super Bowl, Feb. 3rd 2013 - 4 pm. Potluck and prizes, for more info contact the legion 250-426-4512.

2013 FREE PUBLIC SWIM Wednesday, February 6, 5:00-6:00 PM is sponsored by Harmony Chapter Eastern Star.

Jean Pederson Water-based media Portraiture. Held at the Cranbrook & District Arts Council Office at 135 10 Avenue S in Cranbrook from Feb 8 – 11. Feb 8 is drawing from plaster cast and Feb 9-11 is instruction and model sessions. Deadline for registration is Feb 1. CDAC office at 250-426-4223 FMI ZUMBATHON® Charity Event: Family Day - February 11. Celebrate Family Day with a dance-fitness party! Have fun and work up a sweat... as a family! Marysville Elementary School, 9:00 AM-10:00 AM. Admission by donation, with proceeds going towards Jenna Homeniuk’s fight against cancer. *Pre-registration required*. FMI: Natasha Burgess; 250-421-6440 Website: natashaburgess.zumba. com ONGOING SPECIAL GOSPEL SERVICES: Each Sunday to February 24th, 2013, from 3:00 - 4:00 PM Mountain Time. Girl Guides of Canada Hall, 1421 - 2nd St S Cranbrook. Phone contact: (250) 426-4791.

The Council of Senior Citizens Organizations (COSCO) is an advocacy group devoted to improving “The Quality Of Life” for all seniors. To become a member contact Ernie Bayer, ph 604-576-9734, fax 604-576-9733, email ecbayer@shaw.ca.

The Cranbrook Kimberley Hospice Society seeks volunteers to help us provide services to persons at the end of life and their families. Training is provided. Call 250-417-2019, Toll Free 1-855-417-2019 if interested.

Cranbrook Quilters’ Guild hold their meetings on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays each month at 7:15 pm upstairs in Seniors Hall, 125-17th Ave. S. All skill levels welcome. FMI Betty 250-489-1498 or June 250-426-8817.

Mark Creek Lions “Meet and Greet” the 1st and 3rd Wednesday, from 6:00-6:30 pm. Dinner to follow at Western Lodge. FMI: 250-427-5612 or 427-7496.

Cranbrook Branch of the Stroke Recovery Association of BC. Meetings are from 10:00am-1:00pm the 2nd and 4th Wed. in the lower level of the Senior Citizen’s Hall, 125-17th St. S. Bring bag lunch. Tootie Gripich, 426-3994.

KIMBERLEY North Star Quilters meet 2nd and 4th Monday of each month at 7pm downstairs Centennial Hall, 100 4th Avenue. Everyone welcome. Info: Carol at 250-427-7935 or Joan at 250-427-4046.

The Cranbrook Senior Floor Curling is looking for new members. Curling is Monday and Wednesday afternoons, upstairs in the Curling Rink. Info: Dave at 250-426-5387.

Special Olympics BC – Kimberley/Cranbrook now has an Active Start! Active Start is for children with intellectual disabilities ages 2-6, teaching basic motor skills through fun, positive experiences.

Thursdays, 10-11am starting January 17 at Kimberley Aquatic Centre ** Transportation available. Call Julia 427.3324 or Cyra 250.919.0757 Cranbrook Senior Centre, Branch 11 holding their meetings every third Thursday a month. 1:30pm at the hall. We always welcome new members.

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Avs host Royals in weekend volleyball action

The College of the Rockies Avalanche are back at it this weekend in a set of double header matches against the visiting Douglas College Royals.

The men’s Avalanche are in for a tough fight as the Royals are ranked at the top of the Pacwest standings.

The Avs opened their season by facing the Royals on the road down in the Lower Mainland, but Douglas took both matches, while the Avs only took away one set.

The women’s Avalanche team has been struggling over the last few matches, but had some success against the Royals, winning one match in two while on the road along with the men at the start of the season.

The ladies had a chance of sweeping the Royals, as their other match went to a tiebreaker.

The lady Royals are sitting in fifth place in the Pacwest rankings.

Volleyball action starts at 6 p.m. on Friday at the College of the Rockies gym, starting with the women, followed by the men at 8 p.m.

Matches continue on Saturday, with the women starting at 1 p.m. and the men at 3 p.m.

KIJHL Standings EDDIE MOUNTAIN DIVISION TEAM GP Fernie Ghostriders 42 Golden Rockets 42 Kimberley Dynamiters 45 Columbia Valley Rockies 43 Creston Valley Thunder Cats 43

W 27 25 22 16 15

L T OTL PTS 12 1 2 57 11 1 5 56 22 0 1 45 23 0 4 36 22 0 6 36

NEIL MURDOCH DIVISION TEAM GP Nelson Leafs 43 Castlegar Rebels 43 Beaver Valley Nitehawks 44 Spokane Braves 42 Grand Forks Border Bruins 43

W 30 28 28 12 6

L T OTL PTS 10 2 1 63 8 6 1 63 12 3 1 60 25 3 2 29 34 0 3 15

DOUG BIRKS DIVISION TEAM North Okanagan Knights Sicamous Eagles Revelstoke Grizzlies Kamloops Storm Chase Heat

GP 43 41 40 44 42

W 29 25 21 14 9

L T OTL PTS 11 1 2 61 10 2 4 56 15 3 1 46 24 2 4 34 28 3 2 23

OKANAGAN DIVISION TEAM Kelowna Chiefs Osoyoos Coyotes Princeton Posse Summerland Steam Penticton Lakers

GP 42 44 41 42 43

W 27 24 25 18 10

L T OTL PTS 13 1 1 56 14 0 6 54 14 0 2 52 21 1 2 39 28 1 4 25

SPORTS

Eastern Conference

GP W L

OTL SL PTS

Edmonton Oil Kings Prince Albert Raiders Calgary Hitmen Red Deer Rebels Swift Current Broncos Lethbridge Hurricanes Saskatoon Blades Medicine Hat Tigers Kootenay Ice Regina Pats Brandon Wheat Kings Moose Jaw Warriors

49 47 47 50 48 50 47 49 48 48 48 48

2 1 1 3 3 1 0 2 1 2 2 3

Western Conference

GP W L

OTL SL PTS

Portland Winterhawks Kelowna Rockets Kamloops Blazers Spokane Chiefs Tri-City Americans Victoria Royals Everett Silvertips Seattle Thunderbirds Prince George Cougars Vancouver Giants

47 47 50 48 48 45 49 48 47 48

1 2 2 2 1 1 1 2 2 0

33 28 31 25 23 22 23 23 22 18 17 14

37 34 31 30 28 25 20 18 14 12

11 15 12 20 20 21 21 23 25 26 27 25

7 10 14 16 17 17 26 27 27 36

3 3 3 2 2 6 3 1 0 2 2 6

2 1 3 0 2 2 2 1 4 0

71 60 66 55 51 51 49 49 45 40 38 37

77 71 67 62 59 53 43 39 34 24

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Ice back on the road to the prairies TRE VOR CR AWLEY Sports Editor

Whether on the road or at home, the Kootenay Ice are finding ways to win.

And not just winning but doing it in nail-biting fashion.

The Ice had to erase a Medicine Hat lead twice on Wednesday night, and trailed at one point in all four of their wins during a swing through the East Division last week.

Each team during that trip, including the affair against the Tigers on Wednesday night at Western Financial Place, scored first— something that the team will likely want to change.

Kootenay is heading back on the road for a pair of games in Moose Jaw and Regina this weekend, two teams they defeated last weekend while in Saskatchewan.

“It’s good having that confidence going back there and knowing you can win in those barns,” said Ice forward Austin Vetterl, “but this time we got to have a better start and not have to come back and go into overtime and all that.”

However, despite those bad starts, Kootenay has managed to make the comeback and

pull out the win in regulation, overtime or a shootout.

“Knowing that if we come into the room down 1-0 or 2-1 going into the first intermission or second intermission, we still believe that we can come back,” said Vetterl. “We just got to keep playing our game, get back to the simple things and eventually it’ll come for us.”

Vetterl, who was acquired earlier in the season from Vancouver in exchange for a draft pick, has solidified his role on the third line along with fellow trade pickup Zach McPhee and Jordyn Boyd.

“I’m sort of turning into more of a PKer, third-line checker, put out at the end of the game, so I like that,” said Vetterl. “I did that last year, so I’m used to it.

It’s nothing new to me.”

Landon Peel, Kootenay’s newest defenceman, made his home debut against the Tigers, and while he didn’t make an impact on the scoresheet, he also didn’t make any egregious mistakes.

“It was great,” said Peel, of his first game in Cranbrook. “It felt like a home barn and we picked up the win.”

Peel is joining a hot team, as Kootenay has

won five in a row and 12 of their last 13 games, after coming up via the MJHL, where he was playing with the Swan Valley Stampeders.

Not a bad way to break back into the WHL. “It’s a great feeling,” added Peel. “Nothing better than winning, that’s for sure.”

Peel, who was drafted 50th overall in the third round of the 2009

WHL Bantam Draft by the Regina Pats, faced his former team last week, and will do it again on Saturday.

“It’s real weird,” said Peel, on facing his old WHL squad twice right off the bat. “I know some of the guys and the coaching staff, but hopefully we can pull out another win against them.”

Kootenay faces Moose Jaw on Friday,

before heading to Regina to take on the Pats.

The Warriors are mired in a 10-game losing skid, while the Pats are winless in their last five outings.

ICE NOTES: Jon Martin returns to the lineup after serving a one game suspension during the tilt against the Tigers. Martin was sentenced by the WHL for a charging major on Jan. 19 in Moose Jaw.

Scott Niedermayer honoured

by Blazers and WHL TRE VOR CR AWLEY Sports Editor

Scott Niedermayer will have his jersey retired and will also be presented with this year’s WHL Alumni Achievement Award in a pre-game ceremony on Friday with his former major-junior club, the Kamloops Blazers.

The Cranbrook native won a Memorial Cup with the Blazers in 1992, but was also recognized for his efforts off the ice a year earlier, getting the nod for the WHL and CHL Scholastic Player of the Year award.

Following his time in major-junior hockey, Niedermayer went on to

a highly decorated career in the NHL, winning four Stanley Cups with the New Jersey Devils and Anaheim Ducks.

Along with his professional accomplishments in the NHL, Niedermayer has also been on teams that captured a World Junior Championship gold, a World Championship gold, the World Cup of Hockey and an Olympic Gold.

“Given that Scott’s remarkable career started in the WHL with the Kamloops Blazers, it is only fitting that he receives the highest honour the WHL presents to our graduate players,

the WHL Alumni Achievement Award,” said WHL Commissioner Ron Robison, in a press release. “Scott is not only a future inductee in the Hockey Hall of Fame, but a great role model to all current WHL players.”

The WHL Alumni Achievement Award annually recognizes WHL graduates who pursued professional hockey and achieved a distinguished career in the NHL as well as an alumnus who has obtained a post-secondary education through the WHL Scholarship Program and has moved on to a highly successful business career.

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- Jackie Harbaugh will wear a neutral-colored outfit, still to be determined. Her daughter, Joani Crean, little sister to coaching brothers John and Jim Harbaugh, plans to sport all black at the Super Bowl to show no allegiances whatsoever.

“I am wearing whatever fits that day,” Crean quipped.

The entire Harbaugh family - a close-knit, hyper-competitive crew that also includes Indiana basketball coach Tom Crean - realizes it has already won big.

They got their Super Bowl victory on Sunday, when each coach did his part to ensure a family

reunion in New Orleans next week, with John’s Baltimore Ravens facing off against Jim’s San Francisco 49ers in the first Super Bowl with sibling coaches on opposite sidelines.

One Harbaugh will haul home the Lombardi Trophy from the Big Easy.

And, no, the family members haven’t decided where to sit for the Feb. 3 NFL title game at the Superdome - or at least they aren’t revealing it if they have.

“We are neutral in the Super Bowl, and we are just excited that they have brought their teams to the pinnacle of sports,” Jackie Harbaugh said Thursday. “The Super Bowl is the ultimate ac-

“We are neutral in the Super Bowl, and we are just excited that they have brought their teams to the pinnacle of sports.”

Jackie Harbaugh complishment for them and for their teams and for all of the extended football family and all of the teams who have participated in this great game. We are excited for that type of thing.”

Her sons, all of 15 months apart, have tried to downplay this matchup from the moment it developed - each want-

ing to keep the focus on the players, on the field.

The Harbaughs have been inundated with well wishes and media requests since the moment John’s Ravens beat New England on Sunday night a few hours after the 49ers won at Atlanta.

This matchup provides the storyline of storylines, one that will compete with Ravens star Ray Lewis’ last hurrah before retirement and the emergence of second-year San Francisco quarterback Colin Kaepernick (in a savvy move, he had pizza delivered to the overcrowded press trailer Thursday).

Fortunate for the Harbaugh folks, they’ve been through this once before - albeit on a slightly

smaller stage: prime time on Thanksgiving night 2011. John’s Ravens won 16-6 at home.

“We experienced that last year at Thanksgiving,” Jack Harbaugh said, “the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat.”

Jack visited each locker room after that game and observed the “smile on John’s face,” then headed over to see how Jim was handling it.

“It was quiet and sombre, and finally I saw Jim, all by himself, no one around him,” Jack said. “He still had his coaching thing on, and his hands on his head, and we realized that that is where we were needed. . And we know we are going to experience that next week.”

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Australian Open tennis stars reach final round Dennis Passa Associated Press

Winners for the 60+ category include Skip Jim Roberston, Third Doug Morrison, Second Kari Laine, Lead Doug Magano, Fifth Jim Hutchison.

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MELBOURNE, Australia - Victoria Azarenka had to endure some anxious moments before and after her win over American teenager Sloane Stephens.

Li Na wasn’t flustered at all while beating No. 2-ranked Maria Sharapova.

The result is that Li will play for the Australian Open title against Azarenka, who ended Stephens’ unexpected run to the semifinals that included a quarterfinal upset of 15-time Grand Slam champion Serena Williams.

Another player with an easy run Thursday was defending champion Novak Djokovic, who looked like he was conducting a tennis clinic in overpowering No. 4

David Ferrer 6-2, 6-2, 6-1 in just 1 hour, 29 minutes.

“I played perfectly,” he said in a post-match TV interview. “I played incredible tennis.”

Djokovic will attempt to win his third consecutive Australian Open when he plays the winner of Friday’s semifinal between Roger Federer and Andy Murray in Sunday’s championship match.

While Li’s 6-2, 6-2 win over Sharapova, who set a tournament record in dropping only nine games in five matches en route to the semis, never appeared in doubt on Thursday, Azarenka added some intrigue in the second semifinal on Rod Laver Arena.

Azarenka finished off a 6-1, 6-4 over Stephens

after a medical timeout for rib and knee injuries. The No. 1-ranked player had wasted five match points in the game immediately before leaving the court for medical attention, then returned to break Stephens’ serve to end the match.

“Well, I almost did the choke of the year,” Azarenka told an oncourt interviewer immediately after the match. “At 5-3, having so many chances I couldn’t close it out.”

Australian Open officials said the tournament doctor reported that Azarenka had left knee and rib injuries.

“I just felt a little bit overwhelmed. I realized I’m one step away from the final and nerves got into me for sure,” Azarenka said.

Readers of Armstrong memoirs file lawsuit over denial of doping Paul Elias Associated Press

SWEEPING THE COMPETITION: The Kimberley Curling Club hosted the British Columbia Interior Masters Curling Accosiation Zone 2 Playdowns on January 14, 15, & 16th 2013. The men’s competition is for the Interior Masters aged 60+ and Grand Masters aged 70+ day time curlers.

Teams from Creston, Cranbrook and Kimberley participated in a round robin format with the winners going on to the provincials in Nanaimo on March 5 to the 8th 2013. The winning teams are both from Cranbrook. Winners in the 60+ are pictured on top, the 70+ winners are on the bottom. The 70+ winners are: Skip Neil Dickson, Third Ron Sheffield, Second John Knight, Lead Bill Brock.

SAN FRANCISCO An aide to former Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger said he was so taken by Lance Armstrong’s first memoir of battling back from cancer to win the Tour de France multiple times that he immediately read it “cover to cover” and recommended it to several friends.

Now he wants his money back - and then some.

Rob Stutzman and several others who

bought Armstrong’s “It’s Not About The Bike” and “Every Second Counts” have filed a lawsuit in Sacramento federal court. It alleges Armstrong that duped them into believing the books were inspirational true accounts of the cyclist’s accomplishments done without performance-enhancing drugs.

The lawsuit accuses Armstrong and the books’ publishers of committing fraud, false advertising and other wrongdoing for publishing the cyclist’s ve-

hement denials that he wasn’t a cheat.

Armstrong admitted to cheating throughout his career in a televised interview last week. His lawyer Tim Herman didn’t immediately respond to inquiries for comment on Thursday.

The lawsuit seeks class-action status on behalf of all readers who felt misled by Armstrong’s denials of drug use in “It’s Not About The Bike,” published in 2000, and “Every Second Counts,” published three years later.

B.C. Lions trade veteran receiver Geroy Simon to Roughriders Monte Ste wart Canadian Press

SURREY, B.C. - B.C. Lions logos were everywhere, but Geroy Simon was no longer a member of the team.

As Simon sat in the Lions dressing room at the club’s training facility Thursday, he was officially a member of the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Simon, the CFL’s all-time receiving yards leader, was traded earlier in the day in exchange for receiver Justin Harper and a third-round pick in the 2014 Canadian college draft.

But as Simon said

goodbye after 12 seasons in a Lions uniform, the longtime face of the franchise had trouble letting go.

“This has been the toughest decision I’ve ever had to make in my professional life,” Simon said during a news conference. “This is a tough day. This is a very tough day. But in the end this is a decision we had to make.”

Lions general manager Wally Buono said the decision to trade the popular slotback was mutually agreed upon

by Simon and the club after the team indicated Simon’s role with the

team was likely going to change this upcoming season. Buono also wanted Simon to take a pay cut, the extent of which Simon was unwilling to accept.

In an unusual scene, Buono sat next to Simon after trading him. Noting the club did not give other former players such treatment, Buono said he had to separate his emotions from his personal feelings, but the trade was difficult for him.

“When I woke up this morning, I felt like I was going to a funeral,” said Buono.

Buono said he sat

down with Simon to discuss “the next step” for the receiver’s role with the franchise, and the two sides agreed that a trade would be the best option.

“He has to fit in and he has to want to fit in,” Buono said when asked of the decision to trade Simon.

“For us to part ways is not something we enjoy,” Buono added.

“But it’s a part of the sport that you have to deal with.”

A two-time Grey Cup champ and six-time CFL all-star, Simon has recorded 15,787 yards over his 14-year career.

Hamstring problems forced him to miss five games last year, limiting him to 54 catches for 700 yards and two touchdowns. It marked the first time in 10 seasons Simon hadn’t cracked the 1,000-yard plateau.

The six-foot, 198pound native of Johnstown, Pa., needs just 29 catches to break Ben Cahoon’s CFL record of 1,017 career receptions.

“In order for me to exhaust my talent as a football player I felt I had to move forward,” Simon said.

Once the Lions’ season ended, Simon said

he was open to restructuring his contract but if the team didn’t want him back he’d look to continue playing elsewhere. Buono said Wednesday that he had given Simon and his camp permission to gauge interest in a potential trade.

“You have to separate the emotional side from the business side,” said Simon, who has agreed to take a lower salary in Saskatchewan.

“This is what is so tough, because emotionally I’m still a B.C. Lion.”

Speaking at an availability in Regina, Riders GM Brendan Taman

said Simon’s talent and experience will help his team.

“Obviously, his onfield play speaks for itself,” said Taman. “But the other thing he’s going to bring is his leadership. His value to our team on and off the field is going to be immense. Geroy’s got some points to prove to a lot of people he still can play. So I think there’s a lot of bonuses to doing it.

“We know he’s 37.

We’re aware of that, but (Baltimore Ravens linebacker) Ray Lewis is 37 and he’s going to the Super Bowl.”

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NEWS Female to male parity at Sundance Film Festival David Germain Associated Press

was 20 and now going back today at 34,’’ said Polley, who returns this time with ``Stories We Tell.”

Equal time at Sundance today does not necessarily mean those women will have a smoother time finding

backers for future films, said Cathy Schulman, president of Women in Film, which promotes work by female film-

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Conversion is not an easy process, and I’d like the support of my friends, but it’s hard to keep my head up sometimes, especially during meals together. How do I approach this? Do I need new friends? -- Questioning in California Dear Questioning: Maybe. Your friends think conversion will change who you are and the relationship they have with you.

They feel marginalized by your new religious interest and are trying to undermine your convictions. This is all about them and their needs. If you are truly committed to conversion, you should not be so easily derailed.

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This couple had several children who may have known of our friendship, although I never learned the children’s names. It surely would be nice if their survivors would browse through the couple’s address book and let the contacts know of their passing.

-- Miss Them in Minnesota Dear Minnesota: This is a situation that comes up whenever someone dies. The survivors do not always think of going through the deceased’s address book -- written or electronic -- and sending notes to those listed. But it would be a kindness to do so and something the deceased surely would have wanted. You can look online for your friends’ obituaries and any other information that might indicate how to contact one of their children. We hope you find out what happened and have the opportunity to express your condolences.

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Our two daughters were married in the same year. The first wedding brought the same issue of the lack of receiving RSVPs. When it came to the second wedding, I had our new son-in-law use his calligraphy skills to make a nice sign that read “For those who did not RSVP.” I placed the sign on the gift table next to a jar of peanut butter, a knife and some soda crackers.

I don’t know why my wife and the mother of the groom didn’t see the humor. I have shared this with several people, and the men always think it’s hilarious. -- Father of the Brides 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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Faith is for those who don’t have it all together I had a conversation recently with a young woman in which she asked, “Would it be okay if I just come to your church and explore? I don’t really know what I believe or think, and I don’t have it all together. Could I just come?”

We live in a world which says we need to have it all together. The commercial advises us, “Never let them see you sweat.” Our society has a real difficulty with being vulnerable.

Some of us can’t admit our need because we want to project an air of success. It’s scary to be vulnerable. What if someone else notices, or takes advantage of us? Or maybe it just seems that life would be even tougher if we admitted that we’re not on top of everything. I know I’ve felt that way at times.

Some of us can’t admit we

don’t have it all together because we think that others need us to have it all together, and we don’t want to let them down. We’re not sure they’d love us if we admitted that we’re having a tough time. I’ve felt that way at times, too.

And some of us know we don’t have it all together, but we can’t admit it because we’re pretty sure that it’s not acceptable to do so. What would people think? We want to appear to be successful, and so we keep up the front. It’s exhausting work, but we can’t see any other options. What’s the alternative? I’ve felt that way at times, too.

Even to think about admitting that we don’t have it all together can be a little terrifying. It’s so hard to ask for help. It’s so hard to admit that our lives aren’t going

Rev. Yme Woensdregt well. It’s so scary to open ourselves up that way.

But when we do, when we screw up the courage to admit that we’re having some difficulties, when we dare to become vulnerable, three things happen.

First, there is an amazing sense of freedom when we admit the truth. It comes as a relief when it finally comes out. We no longer have to pretend that we have it all together. We no longer have to work so hard to keep up a front.

The second thing is that we finally receive the help which we need. When we

dare to admit that we need help, it comes. We reach out, and others respond, whether it be family and friends or professionals in the caring professions. When that happens, we are on our way to becoming whole again.

The third thing that happens is that as we slowly become whole again, we discover that we don’t just receive it for ourselves, but we are set free to offer healing and grace to others. We become more empathetic, more caring, more loving ourselves. We become part of the healing process for other people.

Rather than just talking about it, let me find the courage to become vulnerable here. A dozen or so years ago, I was diagnosed with clinical depression. As a priest, I didn’t feel that I could let others know of my

struggles. After all, my role was to be a helper, not to be someone who needed help.

But it came to the point where I no longer had a choice. I couldn’t hold it together, and my world came crashing down around me. I was clinically depressed, and ready to say goodbye to it all.

It was sheer grace that someone found me in time.

In the healing process, I experienced those three things.

The first thing I felt, other than a real sense of embarrassment and shame, was a profound sense of relief. I wasn’t alone anymore. I didn’t have to worry about keeping up appearances. My dark secret was out. Guess what? The world didn’t end.

In some real sense, a new world was born.

I also got the help I needed, from psychiatric nurses, family and friends. The pro-

cess of healing could begin, now that I had no choice but to say I needed it. When I reached that moment of desperation, I was able to admit I couldn’t do it by myself.

And thirdly, my experience has made me a better priest. I have more sympathy for the difficulties of life experienced by others. I know that we are bound together in our common humanity, and that we are deeply loved for who we are, not for what we do or who we might become.

None of this is easy. It’s pretty scary to admit our need and to become vulnerable. But I also know that’s when my life began again.

I know I don’t have it all together. And that’s okay.

Yme Woendregt is Pastor at Christ Church Anglican in Cranbrook

On Christianity, Religion and atheism The following essay was written by my father George Moody (1899–1988) a few years before the onset of World War II. I found the tiny, yellowing handwritten pages after Dad’s death, when my brothers and I

were clearing out the family home. I offer Dad’s thoughts here as a continuation of the conversation begun on these pages by Bud Abbott and the late ManWoman. Occasional edits are shown in

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British Army at the age of 17. He served two years in France and Belgium during the final years of the First World War, and then signed on for a further four years, which he spent on the Northwest Frontier of India, then still very much a colony of the British Empire. When he left the army, Dad signed on with a British merchant ship but undertook only one voyage as a seaman, travelling back to India and other Far Eastern ports. Back home in London and now 27, he joined England’s National Fire Brigade Service. His career as a professional fireman spanned 30 years, and included the 1940 bombing blitz that left London ablaze during the Second World War. Throughout my life I knew Dad as an ardent atheist, but never thought to question why he held views so contrary to the norms of the day.

Now I know.

Peter R. Moody Kimberley George Moody circa 1937

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y father was a navvy and an atheist, and yet although there were nine of us, brothers and sisters, I never once knew him to try to force his views on us. I used to

say my prayers daily, I read the Bible, yet my father never ridiculed me or the religion I believed in. At school with the rest of my class I have sung “Be Present at Our Table [Lord],” gone home to no dinner — or one of bread and marg — returned to school and sang “We Thank Thee Lord” on an empty stomach, and still believed.

Why? The answer now is simple: I was not able to think for myself. I believed as a matter of course in the particular religion which had been thrust upon me at birth.

That is the trouble with religion; before we are old enough to say “aye” or “nay” we are forced into religion which varies according to the faith of our parents and it grows up with us, accepted by us as a matter of course, just as much as the colour of our eyes or nationality. [In my father’s day, and mine too for that matter, English law required that each school day begin with a “corporate act of worship,” which took the form of a brief Church of England service with the whole school in attendance.]

At the age of 18 I was caught up in that terrible catastrophe, the [First] World War, and in France saw things that should have convinced

anyone that such a thing as a benign deity “who so loved the world,” etc. was an impossibility. Yet still I believed, although it was mainly fear maybe that there might be one, and I should keep on his right side. It was while on leave during the [1918] Armistice that I started thinking.

Passing the spot in Stratford where some [many] years ago a number of brave souls were burned at the stake because of their religious opinions, I pondered why it should be.

These people, I thought, maybe they were Catholics, maybe Protestant, but they all worshipped the same God. And yet that same God whom I had been taught was all good, all powerful, had from his place on high witnessed this scene and, in spite of his omnipotence and love for all, permitted it.

[During World War I the soldiers on each] side had been urged on by their priests, telling them that God was on their side and victory would be for the righteous. Well, as we know now, neither side won and in the next war, which appears mighty imminent [World War II began Sept. 3, 1939], they will still be saying, “Attaboy, you are winning” or words to that effect.

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On Christianity, religion and atheism Continued from page 15 I thought also of the time when Jesus was sent to save the world and how unfair it was that he had been put down in that one spot on the globe to teach the people of God, while the rest of the world had to go on believing in their own particular deity. And then I thought if the world was in need of revelation, it is now.

Millions of lives had been sacrificed in all manner of horrible ways, many millions more were crippled for life, blinded or insane, and all for what? What a fine opportunity had been missed by the heavenly father to prove to the world that there was someone.

I became an atheist on the spot, in a matter of seconds. I had cast

aside a belief held for nearly 20 years without question and in that moment I felt like a man who has cast aside fetters that had been holding him down so long as he could remember.

Never once have I regretted that action.

Just before my father died he sent for me and my next eldest brother and said when we arrived, “My boys, I’m dying and I want you to know that I’m dying the way I lived. I’ve never prayed and I’m not going to start now.” I answered, “That’s the idea, Dad, I hope I’ll be the same when my turn comes.” To which he replied, “That’s right, my boy, and when it does come you won’t fear death anymore than I do now. There’s nothing in it.” And he threw out

even an atheist turns to God when he is dying that it was quite a relief to me to see my father game to the end.

[When I was an adult, my father told me that his mother pleaded with her husband on his deathbed to pray and save his soul. Her strong belief and unwavering faith were my father’s earliest religious influences, reinforced by his eight years of schooling.]

I believe now that organized religion is a racket; that’s a hard

his hand in a gesture that one uses in the army to signify a “washout.”

How I wanted to grasp his hand and tell him I was proud of him, but we are an undemonstrative family in regard to affection for each other. It was difficult to believe that death was so close upon him.

He died soon afterwards. I could not tell him how glad I was that he had not recanted at the last. I had heard it said so many times that

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most of the others are apathetic.

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name I know, but think of the farmer who had to sell his crop to pay the required tithe to the church [of England]? He might have been an unbeliever or a Catholic but he was forced by law to support the Church of England. And nowadays, through tax exemptions, so must I and thousands of others who don’t believe.

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1 kg

97

10000 03171

2

OR

4.98 EACH

67

ea

LIMIT 4 AFTER LIMIT

2.99

3.5¢

Or, get

per litre**

in Superbucks® value using any other purchase method ®

Redeem Superbucks towards purchases made in-store.**

Prices are in effect until Sunday, January 27, 2013 or while stock lasts.

Quantities and/or selection of items may be limited and may not be available in all stores. NO RAINCHECKS OR 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. ®/TM The trademarks, service marks and logos displayed in this newspaper ad are trademarks of Loblaws Inc. and others. All rights reserved. © 2013 Loblaws Inc. *Guaranteed Lowest Prices applies only to our major supermarket competitors’ print advertisements (i.e. flyer, newspaper). We will match the competitor’s advertised price only during the effective date of the competitor’s print advertisement. Our major supermarket competitors are determined solely by us and are based on a number of factors which can change from time to time. Identical items are defined as same brand, item type (in the case of produce, meat and bakery), size and attributes and carried at this store location. 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 promise at any time.

Customer Relations: 1-866-999-9890.

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