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City throws out new development fees
After the province turned down Cranbrook’s development cost charge bylaw, council has decided to stick with 2004 rates SALLY MACDONALD Townsman Staff
The City of Cranbrook has been forced to scrap changes to development fees after the B.C. government refused to approve the new bylaw.
At its regular council meeting on Monday, March 3, city council rescinded three readings of its Development Cost Charge Bylaw. It would have seen development cost charges (DCCs) rise, for example, from
$2,032 per home in a low density residential development to $4,289 per home. DCCs are fees that developers pay the city to cover capital construction of municipal services such as water, sewer, storm water
and roads. The new bylaw was originally given the tick of approval by council in August 2012 after a stakeholder workshop, open house and public hearing in spring and summer 2012.
Once council has given three readings to the bylaw, municipal procedure then requires the Inspector of Municipalities to approve it. However, director of engineering Jamie Hodge told council on Monday that,
after several discussions with the province, it became clear that the research the city had based its new DCCs on was outdated and the bylaw would not be approved by the Inspector. “It became very apparent that at this point, the information is dated,” said Hodge.
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Region hit by floods
Melting snow and rain have Cranbrook and surrounding communities awash SALLY MACDONALD Townsman Staff
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THERE’S A NEW AVATAR IN TOWN: And his name is Percy the Penguin, brought to you by Sweet Gestures Chocolate Shoppe in Cranbrook. The local chocolatières created Percy as a donation to various organizations, and the chocolate bird has been making appearances at recent fundraising events, always appropriately kitted out depending on the event. Above: Sweet Gestures recently held a draw for a penguin with a gold hockey stick, in honour of the Canadian Olympic gold medal winning hockey team. Diane Weyman was the winner. Left to right: Chocolate lover Larry Farmer, Sweet Gestures staffer Emily Pommier, co-owner Deb Smithhurst, the walking, breathing Percy the Penguin, and co-owner Michelle Shypitka.
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Parts of Cranbrook, Wasa, Fort Steele, Meadowbrook and Wardner are experiencing flooding after heavy snow gave way to warm temperatures and rain this week. On Thursday, March 6, the City of Cranbrook issued a statement saying that there are flooding issues that have heightened concern around the region.
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Renowned HIV prevention advocate visiting Cranbrook Ba r ry Co u lt e r Townsman Staff
A visit to Cranbrook from a special guest will show how far attitudes have progressed towards those afflicted with HIV, struggling with addiction and other suchlike issues. The Ktunaxa First Nation, the East Kootenay Addiction Services Society (EKASS) and the Aids Network Kootenay Outreach and Services Society (ANKORS) have partnered to bring Ken Ward — a renowned HIV prevention advocate — to town, to talk about overcoming illness, recovery and living a flourishing life. The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) causes the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), a condition in humans in which progressive failure of the immune system allows life-threatening opportunistic infections and cancers to thrive. Ward has been living with needle-use related HIV for 25 years.
“Through his own journey through recovery, he’s coming to share his experiences with us,” said Gary Dalton, co-ordinator with ANKORS. Dalton said that in 1998, Ward was involved in a film for the National Film Board of Canada, called “The Long Walk,” in which the camera follows Ward as he works to bring hope and tolerance to others as an HIV prevention advocate. “We brought this video to our office (in Cranbrook),” Dalton said. “And a lot of people have been asking how Ken’s been doing since.” Ward will be visiting Cranbrook on Saturday, March 15. During his visit, “The Long Walk” will be screened, and Ward will talk about the issues surrounding recovery. “Challenging barriers is having faith and the will of self/community to collectively work together by removing stigma, labelling and
Ken Ward denial to create understanding and harmony,” Ward has written. “Acceptance is the key to open doorways of progress.” Ward’s visit to Cranbrook is part of the ongoing process, Dalton
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said. It raises awareness that such issues exist in our community, and to help show the positive process that is unfolding. “In the past, attitudes towards HIV have not been positive,” Dal-
ton said, “resulting in some people leaving the community or giving up their kids. But the trend is more positive.” The work that ANKORS, EKASS and the Ktunaxa’s Operation Street Angels does goes a long way to working towards positive change, Dalton said, “making the invisible visible.” Ward writes: “If one can identify what contributes to addictions, or where it stems from, then it’s possible to challenge the barriers. However, without key close support from family or community, the challenges are far more of a struggle to maintain balance for a quality of life.” Ken Ward will be at the Ktunaxa Nation Gym in Cranbrook on Saturday, March 15, starting at 7 p.m. “People with HIV are living a lot longer than we used to think, and leading extraordinary lives,” Dalton said. “Not just surviving, but flourishing.”
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Museum loses its annual arts funding Cranbrook’s railway museum is short $30,000 after funding was withdrawn by the B.C. Arts Council S a l ly M ac D o n a l d Townsman Staff
The Canadian Museum of Rail Travel is facing a $30,000 shortfall after the B.C. Arts Council denied its annual funding. The museum, overseen by the Cranbrook Archives Museum and Landmark Foundation (CAMAL), learnt last month that for the first time in 2014, the B.C. Arts Council (BCAC) will not be providing the museum $30,000. CAMAL Chair Jeanette Sissons said the BCAC’s decision was based on under-staffing by museum professionals and lack of program delivery in 2012 and prior years. She said there had been prior indications that the funding was in jeopardy.
“BCAC had expressed some concerns that programs weren’t being delivered, and there was too much reliance on volunteers and not enough on staffing,” she said. Since executive director Damon Colgan was hired in May 2013, Sissons went on, the museum has shifted its focus and is gaining momentum in new and different programs, such as its Pro-D Day camps, seasonal events such as the haunted trains on Halloween, and the upcoming dinner theatre event Belle of the Ball. “With our new executive director, we are definitely moving in the right direction. Unfortunately, when you do your grant writing early in the year, you don’t
have the results to put on paper, so you are having to rely on what happened before.” The museum is now focusing on preserving and sharing Cranbrook’s history, using the artefacts that are stored in the archives. “We haven’t had a place that talks about Cranbrook’s history, and that’s our focus,” she said. “Next year at this time, we’ll be talking about all the wonderful things that have happened. There will be more for the community to come and celebrate and other things to do at the museum as well as the train tours.” But the loss of the BCAC funding, about 14 per cent of the museum’s revenue, is a blow. Since receiving
“With our new executive director, we are definitely moving in the right direction. Unfortunately, when you do your grant writing early in the year, you don’t have the results to put on paper, so you are having to rely on what happened before.” Jeanette Sissons the news, the museum has cut staff hours and laid off one full-time staff member. The museum is now staffed by
the executive director full-time and one parttime office manager at 25 hours per week. CAMAL is also looking at cutting program development costs by $12,000, which would mean not hiring a program coordinator to oversee school programs to be developed in the summer. “It means the executive director will be spread even thinner. How many things can you balance on one person?” said Sissons. “We’re not saying things aren’t going to happen. It just will significantly slow down our progress. “It becomes an obstacle for you to get around, but it’s not a roadblock. It’s not like the road is washed away and we can’t get
to the other side.” To help bridge the gap, CAMAL is asking Cranbrook city council to consider adding $30,000 to its annual funding of the museum. On Monday, March 3, council accepted a letter from CAMAL containing the request and agreed to discuss it. Mayor Wayne Stetski said that he has noticed positive changes at the museum. “They have turned a corner; they are getting more involved with the community,” he said. “We do have some uncommitted money in carry-over dollars but we should leave this for our budget discussion on March 11.” Council agreed to discuss the funding request at its next budget
meeting. “Even though they are coming to us for money and that is in short demand, I am very impressed with the fact that they are being proactive and cutting back their costs,” said Councillor Denise Pallesen. In the meantime, the BCAC has agreed to pay for the museum to hire a consultant to “work with us to review the mandate and the core values of the CAMAL, to help us focus on what the organization should be doing,” said Sissons. She added that BCAC should not be blamed for cutting the funding. “BCAC has a mandate to fulfill and there are criteria you have to meet,” she said.
Flood watch underway in Cranbrook Continued from page 1 Many areas of the city are experiencing flooding, according to Chris Zettel, Cranbrook’s communications officer, including parts of Joseph Creek, Highway 3, the CP rail yard and Cobham Avenue. “Right now every available staff member with our Public Works department and every piece of available equipment are out there working,” said Zettel on Thursday. “In fact, Public Works has had to bring in several rented pieces of equipment to help. We will continue to monitor the situation over the next number of days and keep the public updated.” Joseph Creek is currently running extremely high, higher even than the spring freshet last spring. Residents are advised to please stay away from any creeks, including Joseph Creek and lakes including both Elizabeth and Idlewild Lake. Ice conditions on both lakes will most likely be very poor and someone may be able to fall through.
City staff are stretched thin trying to deal with the situation and concerned calls from the public. The city is doing its best to help everyone who needs. Cranbrook residents can help protect their neighbourhood, Zettel went on. “A simple thing residents or business owners can do is ensure any storm water drain you have around your home or business, please make sure it is clear of ice and debris so the water has somewhere to go.” For residents who wish to get sandbags, Public Works has bags and sand available beside the Public Works yard on Cobham Avenue. Zettel said residents will need to fill their own bags and should bring a shovel. The weather forecast is calling for continued warm temperatures and the potential for more rainfall the next couple of days. Overnight temperatures are not expected to hit the freezing mark at least until early next week.
Cobham Avenue is waterlogged. Meanwhile, localized flooding around the region has caused a low-level activation of the Regional District of East Kootenay’s emergency plan. A frozen culvert at Wasa has created issues as it thaws, while in Meadowbrook there is a home threatened in the
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mobile home park. A heritage building at Fort Steele is being pumped to prevent damage to historical items. “We are currently mobilizing sand and sandbags for the Wardner area as we do have some overland flooding affecting four or five homes in that commu-
Joseph Creek is theatening to burst its banks.
nity and will be assessing the need for other sandbags on an ongoing basis during this rapid melt cycle,” said Loree Duczek, RDEK information officer. If you are experiencing a flooding related emergency or are concerned about the imminent potential for one,
please call the Provincial Emergency Communications Centre at 1-800-663-3456. “The first call anyone makes should be to the Provincial Emergency Communications Centre at 1-800-663-3456. The Emergency Communications Centre notifies the appropriate of-
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ficials and this is the best way to alert our emergency program personnel if required,” said Duczek. You can also get some additional information on the Emergency Management BC website at www.embc. gov.bc.ca/em/floods/ index.html.
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DCCs to stay at 2004 rates Continued from page 1
The DCC bylaw was based on Cranbrook’s 2005 Master Plan and its 2008 Growth Management Study. “It was correct at the time and it was a fair reflection of what we should have expected in the next five or 10 year period, and that is simply not the case now. There are too many major changes throughout the economy,” said Hodge, pointing out that before the 2008 recession, Cranbrook had two major developments – Shadow Mountain and Wildstone – in the works. “Probably the thing that has changed the most is the time frame (in which) we are going to reach 30,000 population,” explained Chief Administrative Officer Wayne Staudt. “Back in 2007 and 2008, a lot of people believed we were going to see those two developments fill up overnight, and that would have taken us to 30,000 population. That
threshold now is way out there somewhere and I don’t know where that target is.” Councillor Sharon Cross expressed frustration that the Growth Management Study’s projections are no longer valid. “I find this really disappointing. The bad news for the taxpayer is that the Growth Management Study document cost us a half-million dollars,” she said. Councillor Bob Whetham pointed out that it took the province 18 months to provide feedback on the bylaw. “I’m mostly disappointed that it seems to have taken well over a year for the province to give us any information about whether this is acceptable or not. That is a long review period,” he said. Staudt said that when council puts together a new DCC bylaw, the city will send a draft to the province early on in the process.
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“If we had taken that approach early on, we probably would have realized then that we would have some of these difficulties and we would have know we were on the wrong path,” he said. Councillor Gerry Warner called the bylaw refusal “a black eye for Cranbrook”. “I feel a little let down. I voted on this in good faith and to be slapped down by the provincial government without even an explanation – that doesn’t look good. It makes all of us not look good. I sure hope we can bail ourselves out of this.” City staff have already began to revise Master Plans for water, sewer and storm water, which will be used to draft a new DCC bylaw. “There will probably be some changes in the rates. I don’t think they will be great; some will go up, some will go down,” said Hodge. In the meantime, Mayor Wayne Stetski pointed out that developers can take advantage of the previous DCCs from 2004 for probably another two years. “That’s good news for developers. We are still using DCC rates from 2004 so I encourage you to get out and develop,” he said.
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The secret life of John Steinbeck
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OIA — the Freedom of Information Act — was enacted by the United States Congress in 1966 to give its citizens access to previously unreleased records. This act has been used to free innocent people from incarceration, expose corporate greed (such the Ford Pinto Memo, which showed the car company felt it was cheaper to pay off wrongful death suits than to fix the deadly design flaw on the vehicle — which would cost them $11 per car), and to show just how much time, money, and resources were used trying to spy on John Lennon. A more recent search has led to a literary mystery. While sifting through various CIA records via FOIA, researcher Brian Kannard came across a series of correspondence that could only lead to one conclusion: John Steinbeck was a spy for the CIA. At first glance this statement seems ludicrous, if only for the well known fact that the Nobel and Pulitzer Prize winning author spent his professional career in an adversarial relationship with his own government. Steinbeck’s difficulty with his elected officials began with the 1939
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Mike Selby publication of his most revered novel, ‘The Grapes of Wrath.’ Set during the depression, Steinbeck realistically portrayed what life was like in a country that suddenly had “the economic rug pulled out from under it.” Viking initially published 50,000 hardcover editions, but by the end of the year they had to reprint it 11 times. Not only a hit with readers, critics adored it as well, and the book won Steinbeck the Pulitzer Prize in 1940. Not everyone was impressed. Numerous groups felt it was nothing more than thinly disguised communist propaganda, causing thousands of copies to be turned into bonfires across the country. Steinbeck himself began to receive death threats, was followed and harassed by the FBI, and the IRS suddenly began auditing him for back taxes. His life became so
disrupted that in 1942 he was forced to write the White House, asking the attorney general if he “could ask Edgar’s boys to stop stepping on my heels … it is getting tiresome.” Steinbeck may have been in J. Edgar Hoover’s sights long before this. Years earlier he had joined the League of American Writers, which had initially been formed by the American Communist Party. He also personally stood up with playwright Arthur Miller, who had refused to name names during the McCarthy years. Many could think of nothing more un-American than these two acts. Yet despite all this, Steinbeck offered his services to his country in the early 1950s. Sifting through the CIA records, Kannard found a letter from Steinbeck to the director of the CIA, advising the director of his latest book tour in Europe. “If during this trip,” Steinbeck wrote, “I can be of any service whatever to yourself or to the Agency you direct, I shall be only too glad.” The director’s reply was also found, reading, “It would be helpful, too, if you could come down to Washington for a talk with us before you leave. We might then discuss any special matters on which you may feel that
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you can assist us.” What “special matters” the CIA felt Steinbeck could assist them with, or what they discussed at this meeting, remain unknown. However, Kannard was able to track down Steinbeck’s son Thomas, who confirmed that on trips to Paris he was not allowed to accompany his father to certain meetings. This went on throughout the ‘50s and ‘60s. (Perhaps he was spying on John Lennon.) Kannard published his findings in the book “Steinbeck: Citizen Spy” in 2012. With no definitive answers, the book has to rely on speculation as to Steinbeck’s clandestine activities. Whatever his spy craft consisted of, it is hard to imagine it being more compelling than ‘East of Eden’, ‘Of Mice and Men,’ ‘Cannery Row,’ or ‘The Winter of Our Discontent.’ Books overflowing with compassion, heart, and perseverance, they should of been all the service his country needed.
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Booze coming to grocery stores in 2015 Tom Fle tc h er Black Press
B.C. residents will be able to buy B.C. wine from grocery stores by early next year, with some stores connected to liquor stores that offer full selection including hard liquor. The provincial government released its framework for a major overhaul of liquor policy Thursday. It proposes a small number of new licences for Vintners’ Quality Alliance (VQA) wine sales from grocery store shelves, with future expansion to include B.C.-made craft beer under the same licences. R i c h mond-Steveston MLA John Yap said all alcohol sales will be rung through at separate cash registers, with staff trained in an expanded
“Serving It Right” course to check identification and sobriety. Customers will be able to stock up on groceries and alcoholic beverages in the same shopping cart, whether from instore B.C. wine or products from a connected liquor store. Changes to take effect by this summer include licensing B.C. wine and beer sale and tasting at farmers’ markets, permitting “happy hour” drink discounts at licensed businesses and removing the requirement for fenced beer gardens at approved outdoor festivals. Yap said the government is adopting a recommendation from Provincial Health Officer Dr. Perry Kendall and other health officials to tie prices to al-
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Artist’s rendering shows liquor store attached to a grocery store. Shoppers can put alcohol products in their grocery carts, but they will have to go through two cash registers. cohol content, in an effort to reduce over-consumption. The government plans to maintain its cap on the number of liquor stores, with 670 private stores now in
operation. Liquor stores are currently restricted to relocating no more than five km from their original location, but that restriction is being lifted so a licence can be sold or moved any-
where in the province. Yap said that would allow either a government or private liquor store to relocate next to a grocery store. Another major change in the works is
to wholesale pricing from the government’s monopoly Liquor Distribution Branch. Currently private stores pay a 16 per cent discount off the government store retail price.
Yap said the LDB will move to the same wholesale price for all stores, based on the value of each product, and retail prices will be set by a competitive market.
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Several police forces in British Columbia say they don’t plan to crack down on patients growing medical marijuana for their personal use once federal laws make the practice illegal next month — an approach a pair of criminologists describe as sensible. New federal laws come into effect April 1 that will allow only select commercial growers to produce medical marijuana, meaning patients who currently have Health Canada permission to grow their own will be break-
ing the law if they continue. This week, the Vancouver Police Department said it doesn’t plan on treating smallscale “personal’’ grow operations as a priority after April 1, unless they 2.8”
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More Canadian than content itself Is there a way to distinguish Canadian Don’t you get to feeling all warm and fuzzy when you know your government porn from say, British porn? Apparently there is because the CRTC and its regulatory bodies are there to make sure everything is just as it should be? wants 8.5 hours a day of Canadian content There is such assurance in the feeling that on the porn channels and has reprimandyour interests are being looked after and ed the station’s owner for not providing it. Actually, the porn channels have you only need worry about your own personal business because government and dodged a bit of a bullet, because the CRTC could also get them on not Crown corporations are providing play by play for taking care of everything the visually impaired. Don’t else. even try to imagine it. I feel secure, don’t you? Surprisingly, Canada First of all, I feel secure Carolyn has a robust porn industry, in the knowledge that the primarily based in MontreCRTC — that’s the CanadiGrant al. The claim is that only an Radio-television and Amsterdam and Los AngeTe l e c o m m u n i c a t i o n s Commission —is looking out for my best les produce more porn videos. So, that’s interests, making sure that I view enough something to be proud of, I guess. The TV channels have been offering the Canadian content. In my porn. Yes, the folks at the CRTC, having noth- required content — just not enough of it ing better to do, have advised that AOV — in short clips called Canadian Quickies. XXX Action Clips and AOV Maleflixxx may That’s fine with the CRTC. They just want not be airing enough Canadian content or them to last a little longer. I will now leave this topic before I say closed captioning. The X-rated specialty channels are supposed to air 35 per cent something I shouldn’t. Moving on, in other news related to Canadian programming over the broadcast year and 90 per cent of its content regulatory agencies who should find something better to do, the Quebec lanshould have captioning. This brings up a lot of questions. For guage watchdog, always on the lookout for instance, I’ve never heard of closed cap- not enough French content, has set their tioning for porn. I thought it was sort of ... sights on a boutique owner named Eva self-explanatory. How do you caption Cooper and her English-language posts on her business’s Facebook page. cheesy music and … other noises? Section 52 of Quebec’s Charter says that Secondly, how does one determine Canadian content? Does the “actor” have to if any communication is of a commercial be from Moose Jaw? The “actress” from nature, it has to be written in French. This little contretemps caused quite a Burlington? Does every part of the actor tizzy. It made national headlines, which have to be Canadian?
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made the guardians of the French language in Quebec look ... well, silly. Or, pardon me, absurde. Nevertheless, Eva had to come to a deal with the OQLF, in which she promised that any message she posted on Facebook would at least contain some French words. She was required to submit a promise written in both English and French. So a compromise was reached and that’s nice, er ... magnifique. But it should be noted that a compromise was only reached after the incident garnered national attention. It is incidents such as these that make people dismissive of government. How does government, and its enormous bureaucracy, evolve from providing necessary services and laws, in exchange for taxation, to providing bodies whose primary existence is to nitpik? Does anyone really care how much of the porn they are watching was produced in the true north strong and free? Does an English post on Facebook by a Quebec business owner undermine the French language? Yes, it’s the old slippery slope argument. If you let a porn channel have no Canadian content, then pretty soon, there’s no Canadian content on any channel. If Quebec is seriously afraid that the French language will die out, then they feel compelled to police its use. I get it. But here’s a tip for regulators. Pick battles that don’t make you look so stupid. Or stupide. Carolyn Grant is the Editor of the Kimberley Daily Bulletin
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Letters to the Editor Urban Deer Survey The City of Cranbrook has been fielding a few questions from interested residents about the upcoming urban deer survey, specifically around how the survey was created and the questions were determined. The upcoming survey, which is available on Monday, March 10, 2014, is different than the survey conducted in 2010. First it is significantly shorter (at 17 questions) than the 2010 version, which I think will make it more appealing to people to respond to. A few of the questions are carry forwards from 2010, but the majority of the questions are new. The survey also provides a short pream-
ble in the introduction that gives respondents a high level overview of what the City has done around urban deer management since 2010 including the culls conducted in 2011 and 2013. The introduction also encourages residents to review the reports and documents on our website under ‘Urban Deer’ for more information, if they wish. The survey questions were generated through a brainstorming process conducted by the Urban Deer Management Advisory Committee, including two members of City Council and in consultation with staff from the Ministry of Forests, Land and Natural Resource Operations, including a current and a retired wildlife biologist. The final draft of the survey was provided to
City Council by resolution of the Urban Deer Management Advisory Committee for deliberation and was approved at Council’s regular meeting on February 17, 2014. The survey is intended to provide residents an opportunity to assess the effectiveness of the current deer management program and provide input to Council on future direction of this initiative. The survey will be available to the public both on the City’s website and through a paper version at City Hall starting at 8:30 a.m. on Monday, March 10, 2014 and closes at 4:30 p.m. on Friday, March 28, 2014. Chris Zettel Corporate Communications Officer City of Cranbrook
The Cranbrook Golf and Country Club JANUS: Cranbrook Then & Now
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years to come it may well be that the present day will be regarded as the Golden Era of local golf. Certainly the sport has neve]r been more popular than now. Still, there is always a vanguard, those who first set the ball to rolling, so to speak, and that honour indubitably rests with the Cranbrook Golf Club although they were not the first in town to form an association dedicated to the pleasures of the links. That occurred in 1904, when a small group formed the Kootenay Golf Club of Cranbrook and laid out a nine-hole course just to the east of what is now Slaterville. Although successful for a time they gradually faded from view. In 1915, a meeting was held in city hall to elect the officers of the new Cranbrook Golf Club. It was comprised largely of local professionals: practitioners of medicine, law, real estate, business and merchant houses. Nor was it just the men; from day one women also took an active part in the club both on and off the course. The old course was improved, a new clubhouse built and new members actively sought. By 1920, the group decided to buy 111 acres of land from the Canadian Pacific Railway and move to a new location north of the city on Joseph’s Prairie. A new course, a new clubhouse and a new weekly golf column in the local newspapers featuring club notes and golfing tips did much to raise the profile of the sport. And the arrival of an honest-to-goodness golf pro in the spring of 1921 certainly picked up the pace, both technically and socially. Louis An-
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The local paper remarked that “Louis sure know how to put the ‘feel’ in a club. It is not only Louis’ smile and fair hair that makes a hit with the girls. One of them swears by him because he showed her how to hit ‘em out with her mid iron which hadn’t been working any too well.” He stayed for the season and although it would be some time before the club hired another pro, the bar had certainly been raised in terms of what the local club wished to accomplish. The course itself was often described as “sporty”, a term generally inferring somewhat less than ideal. There was also the additional problem of playing the first hole across the highway (what is now “the Strip”), not to mention the interruptions by various wildlife and an occasional grass fire but, all things considered, with the impressive Selkirk Mountains as a background and a fence to keep wanderThe proposed layout of the nine-hole addition to the original ing cattle and horses from cutting up the greens, it was course as envisioned in 1971 - Townsman without doubt the best course around and it soon played host to numerous tournaments, attracting golfers from around the Kootenays, the Crows Nest Pass and the United States. So too, did the social side of the sport begin to play a bigger role within the club as banquets, dances, bridge tournaments and socials became regular occurrences throughout the year, so much so that by the mid-1920s, the association was officially incorporated as the Cranbrook Golf and Country Club. In 1930, the group sold a piece of its land upon which sat the old clubhouse and built a new bungalow-style, four-room building near the eighth hole hillside. It feaLocal golf still showed its old-school roots in 1923 - Herald tured a 22-foot by 32-foot club room with a rustic open firederson, son of a well-respect- the course constructed for his place, two locker rooms and a ed pro from Winnipeg, arrived use, spent his days improving kitchen with water supplied in town in early April. the links, repairing golf clubs, from a well sunk on the site. The young golfer, living and selling golf accessories and See JANUS, Page 13 working out of a building on giving lessons to members.
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Need help with Photos, Internet, Email or IPads? CBAL hosts FREE 1 hour sessions starting March 7th at Cranbrook Public Library. Space is limited. Pre-registration required. Call Katherine 250-417-2896 We are celebrating the World Day of Prayer 2014, written by the Women of Egypt. Everyone welcome. Please join us at Christ The Servant Church, Friday, March 7, 1:00 pm. WORLD DAY of PRAYER SERVICE, “Streams in the Desert” Friday, March 7th at 2:00 pm. St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, 97 Boundary St., Kimberley. Everyone welcome! CANSKATE 2014 Show Case proudly presented by North Star Skating Club: Kimberley Civic Arena, Friday March 7, 2014, 6:30 pm. Admission is free (donations are gratefully accepted at the door) Proud to support our local skaters at the East Kootenay Invitational Figure Skating Competition! March 8. Zentangle Workshop with Cindy Hagen! Focus on Advanced Techniques and is a follow-up to Cindy’s popular February 1st Zentangle Workshop. Registrants for the Advanced class should have previous Zentangle Experience! (Such as Feb. 1st class) Pre-registration is required. 250-426-4223 or cdac@shaw.ca. March 12th. Kimberley Garden Club March program: Sprouting Edible Seeds and Growing and Using Microgreens. Selkirk High School Library 7-9 pm. New members welcome. For more info: Nola 250-427-1948. Municipal Pension Retirees’ Association (MPRA) Meeting, Monday, March 17, 2014, Heritage Inn Hotel, 803 Cranbrook St. N., at 10:45 a.m. Guest speaker: Sarah Taylor, Pharmacist; Medication Reviews 11:30 a.m. Noon: No Host Luncheon. REFUGE, Kootenay Literary Competition 2013 Anthology Celebrating Emerging Writers. Friday, March 14 at Prestige Lakeside Resort, 7 PM (doors open at 6:30). Light refreshments at intermission. Suggestion $5 donation. Angie Abdou Guest Speaker. Please check out our website for more detailed info: kootenayliterarycomp.com/ SOCIAL DANCE at the Cranbrook Seniors HALL, March 15, 7-11 features ‘ED KING’ with ‘ A Wee Bit of Song - A Wee Bit of Fun ‘. All are welcome to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with good friends and good food. Admission 10. The last Saturday Open Jam TO BE HELD March 29 - includes an ice-cream social. Flo 250.489.2720
ONGOING Creating a bridge between Cranbrook’s Art scene and Sport scene, The Cranbrook and District Arts Council is holding an Art Exhibition for the month of March titled “Slapshot – Sport in Art”. Local artists submitted their “Sport Themed” work to the Gallery; on display to Friday Mar 28th. Free Public Skating at Fort Steele! Open 9:30 - 3:30 every day! We have a huge outdoor rink waiting for you! Strap on your skates and warm up by the fire! Call ahead for weather conditions 250-417-6000. Canadian Cancer Society- if you have spare time and would like to volunteer, interested applicants can call 250-426-8916, drop by our office at #19-9th Avenue S, Cranbrook or go to www. fightwithus.ca and register as a volunteer. Do you have the desire to stop eating compulsively? Overeaters Anonymous (a 12-Step Program) meets Wednesdays from 7-8pm at Cranbrook United Church, 2-12th St. S., downstairs. Contact: cranbrookoa@hotmail.com ICBL-Duplicate Bridge–Senior Center in Cranbrook. Mon & Wed 7pm, Thurs & Fri 1pm at Scout Hall, Marysville. Info: Maggie 250-417-2868. Mark Creek Lions meet 1st and 3rd Wednesdays at the Kimbrook. Meet & Greet from 6:00-6:30pm, supper 6:30-7:00, meeting 7:00-8:00pm. Contact 250-427-5612 or 250-427-7496. New members welcome – men and ladies! Funtastic Singers Drop-In Singing group; free to attend-just for fun! No experience necessary! CDAC Office&Gallery 135 10th Ave S, Tuesdays; 6.45-8.15pm 250-426-4223 / cdac@shaw.ca / www. cranbrookanddistrictartscouncil.com 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. Cranbrook Phoenix Toastmasters meet every Thursday, noon -1:00 Heritage Inn. Toastmasters teaches communication & leadership skills. Roberta 250-489-0174. 1911.toastmastersclubs.org. The Canadian Orthopaedic Foundation invites anyone expecting bone and joint surgery to make contact with local volunteers for peer support. The free Ortho Connect program helps to ease the fear, stress and anxiety that go along with surgery and help patients prepare. It is ideal for those coping with arthritis, osteoporosis & injury. 1-800-461-3639 ext 4, and ask for Lauralee. SPECIAL GOSPEL SERVICES: Each Sunday from March 9 to March 30, 2014, from 3:00 - 4:00 PM Mountain Time. Girl Guides of Canada Hall, 1421 - 2nd St S Cranbrook. Phone contact: (250) 426-4791. Place your notice in your “What’s Up?” Community Calendar FREE of charge. This column is intended for the use of clubs and non-profit organizations to publicize their coming events — provided the following requirements are met: • Notices will be accepted two weeks prior to the event. • All notices must be emailed, faxed or dropped off in person. No telephone calls please. • NOTICES SHOULD NOT EXCEED 30 WORDS. • Only one notice per week from any one club or organization. • All notices must be received by the Thursday prior to publication • There is no guarantee of publication. Notices will run subject to space limitations.
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Wild look to positives in first loss at provincials SHAYLEE RUTLEDGE Special to the Daily Townsman
When our team arrived at the Langley Events Centre for our first game, emotions were scattered. Some girls were nervous because the venue was large, the environment was professional, and the provincial experience was new to them. Others, such as myself, were dwelling on the fact that this might be our last basketball tournament ever, because we are graduating. We paced around the dressing room and listened to the loud cheers of spectators watching the close game taking place in the gym. Eager to play, it was finally our turn to emerge on the court. The gym was enormous. To the left of the gym were bleachers that could hold all of our parents one hundred times over. On the back wall was a big screen that displayed the online video feed of game being played. Our team took a moment to take it all in, then we started our routine warmup. Holy Cross was our opponent and they were the first ranked team in B.C.
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The Wild take a break off the court with a team meal. We came out full of energy, playing with heart. The girls on the bench stood up and cheered our team’s good plays throughout the entire game. After the final buzzer sounded, we shook hands with the other team. We lost the game, but celebrated our successful little battles. Our team capped off the night by going out for ice cream and watching a movie at the rental house where we were staying. I look forward to our next few days together and the games to
come. Our biggest goal is to enjoy all the experiences of provincials and team activities we have planned. We are thankful for the opportunity to represent Mount Baker Secondary School. Shaylee Rutledge is a member of the Mount Baker Secondary School senior girls basketball team. She will be documenting the trials and tribulations of the Wild during their trip to the provincial championship in Vancouver.
Nicklas Lidstrom’s jersey retired by Red Wings ASSOCIATED PRESS
DETROIT _ The Detroit Red Wings have retired Nicklas Lidstrom’s No. 5 jersey. Lidstrom was honoured Thursday night before Detroit hosted the Colorado Avalanche. A red banner _ with his last name and number in white _ was raised to the rafters to
end the pregame ceremony. The storied franchise previously retired six jerseys: Gordie Howe’s No. 9, Steve Yzerman’s No. 19, Ted Lindsay’s No. 7, Terry Sawchuk’s No. 1, Alex Delvecchio’s No. 10 and Sid Abel’s No. 12. Lidstrom retired after the 2011-12 sea-
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son _ his 20th with the Red Wings. He won four Stanley Cups and seven Norris Trophies as the NHL’s best defenceman. The Swede played in 1,564 games _ the most by someone who was on only one NHL team _ and could still be making millions in the league.
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HITTING THE SLOPES IN STYLE: The Kimberley/Cranbrook Special Olympics team was in Kelowna Feb. 7-9, 2014 to compete in the Regional Qualifiers which selects competitors for the 2015 Provincial Winter Games in Kamloops. Our athletes performed extremely well. RESULTS: ADVANCED - Neil Rye: 5th Slalom, 4th Super G, 3rd Giant Slalom. Erin Thom: 1st Slalom, 1st Super G, 1st Giant Slalom. INTERMEDIATE: Jesse Jensen: 3rd Slalom, 2nd Super G, 1st Giant Slalom. Jonathan Robins: 2nd Slalom, 1st Super G, 2nd Giant Slalom.NOVICE: Kendall Salanski: 1st Slalom, 1st Super G, 1st Giant Slalom. Roxana Podrasky: 2nd Slalom, 3rd Super G, 2nd Giant Slalom.
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Ice soldier on without Bozon TRE VOR CR AWLEY Sports Editor
Some things are just more important than hockey. Though the Kootenay Ice are doing their best to close out the regular season, it’s safe to say there is a lot on the minds of the players. The club, along with the WHL, made it official on Wednesday, revealing that sniper Tim Bozon is in critical condition with Neisseria Meningitis at Royal University Hospital in Saskatoon. The seriousness of the revelation rocked the hockey world. Kootenay played the Prince Albert Raiders to a 4-2 loss the day Bozon was admitted to hospital on Saturday, and lost 4-0 on home ice to the Rebels on Tuesday. “Obviously, it’s tough when you see that happening to a teammate,” said Luke Philp, who centres the second line between Bozon and Austin Vetterl. “We gotta fight for him out on the ice, we gotta play for him and we know he’s fighting, so we’re going to keep battling as hard as we can for him.” Vetterl agreed, noting that the whole team is concerned for their teammate. “Obviously with Tim, it’s tough,” Vetterl said. “Everyone feels for him and every time we go out, we play for Timmy right now. “Obviously, that’s our key focus. He’s a battler, we’re going to battle for him out there and we’re trying to get wins for that guy right now.” While the Ice are dealing with the emotional strain of Bozon’s condition, they still have to prepare for and play out the remain-
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File photo of Kootenay Ice forward Tim Bozon in action against the Moose Jaw Warriors. der of the season. The Ice will host the visiting Medicine Hat Tigers on Friday and the Regina Pats on Saturday. Both teams are coming in hot, as the Tigers and Pats have only lost three of their last 10 games. It’s especially tough with the fourth-place Tigers—Medicine Hat isn’t doing Kootenay any favours by continuing to win, which is creating a larger point-gap for the fifth-place Ice. The Tigers also hold the edge in the season series with three wins over the Ice, which in turn, have only two wins against the Tabby Cats. After allowing three goals in the first period, Vetterl said the team wasn’t happy with how they opened the game. “The way we started, obviously if we start like that again, we’re going to lose games,” sad Vetterl. “In the second and third, we played them a little harder, but in
the end, we didn’t get enough traffic to the goalie.” Shutting down the top line of Curtis Valk, Trevor Cox and Cole Sanford will be key, added Vetterl. If playoffs began tomorrow, the Ice and the Tigers would be first round opponents. “Every game we’ve played them, it’s been hard to win against them in their rink, and obviously it’s been a battle every time we’ve played them at home,” said Philp. “It’s going to be a good test tomorrow.” Friday’s game is also Anti-Bullying Night, were schools will out in force to cheer on the team and show off their school spirit. Fans are encouraged to to take a stand with the Kootenay Ice and wear pink to support anti-bullying causes. The Ice will be back at it on Saturday with a meeting against the Pats at Western Financial Place.
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MIRACLE ON ICE: With the hockey season winding down for players around the region, the Cranbrook Mites Yellow Team took on their parents Sunday morning. It was an intense hour and fifteen minute battle with some high flying pucks (and players!) and in the end, Team Yellow pulled off a resounding 11-9 victory. This week (March 3-9) marks the final week of regular season play in Cranbrook.
Raptors play down Rudy Gay’s return Lori E wing Canadian Press
TORONTO - Any other season, Friday’s game against the visiting Sacramento Kings would be entirely about the return of Rudy Gay, and the handful of players on both sides facing off against old teammates. Any other season, the Toronto Raptors wouldn’t be looking to lock down homecourt advantage in the playoffs, and an Atlantic Division title. “It’s always important when you play against your former team, but more than that, I’m happy where I’m at,’’ said guard Greivis Vasquez, one of four Kings acquired in the mammoth deal in early December that sent Gay to the Kings. “We’re third in the East, first in our division, and that means a lot. So we’re playing for something much bigger. It’s a big game for us, but to me it’s about finishing the season strong and trying to get as many wins as we can.’’ The night marks Gay’s first visit to Toronto since GM Masai Ujiri shipped him, Aaron Gray and Quincy Acy to Sacramento for Vasquez, Patrick Patterson, John Salmons and Chuck Hayes just 18 games into the season. The Raptors were 6-12 when Ujiri rewrote his roster, and Toronto has gone 27-14 since to sit third in the Eastern Conference.
Gay said there are no hard feelings between him and the Raptors. “Change is for the better, for both parties,’’ he told reporters after Thursday’s practice at the Air Canada Centre. “I’m happy for those guys, I’m happy to see them play well. I never have any ill intentions.’’ Gay has played better since his move to Sacramento, averaging 20.9 points a game for the Kings (22-39). “I was inefficient when I was here,’’ he said. “I’m not anymore. I was when I was here.’’ Gay had directed a veiled insult at the Raptors’ front office when the two teams met in Sacramento last month, saying he “took the fall’’ for Toronto’s poor start to the season. Raptors coach Dwane Casey agreed the small forward was unfairly made a scapegoat. “No question, he has,’’ Casey said. “Rudy is a tremendous player in this league, tremendous young man, family man, and he was put in a tough situation where he was looked on to be the saviour, and that’s not his role, and as far as our mix of our type of guys we had. “Dynamic player, big-time talent. He was brought here for the right reasons but it ended up turning into something that it wasn’t meant to be. He’s in a good situation, our team’s in a good situation. So the trade worked out for both parties.’’ Salmons, who’d spent more than two seasons in Sacra-
mento before the trade, said he harboured no ill feelings toward his former team. “We’ve got to let that stuff go. We can’t carry that around,’’ he said. There’s always an extra element to the game when players face off against former teams, Casey said, and the Raptors have to be ready for that. “It’s one of the things about
being a pro,’’ Casey said. “You’ve got to be a pro, know the fact that all of us have friends all over the league, but when it comes game-time they’re the enemy, and we’ve got to treat them as such and then be friends next summer.’’ Toronto fans are renowned for booing former Raptors that left on less than great terms. Gay said he won’t be bothered by any booing.
Alberta improves to 9-1 at Brier despite struggles C anadian Press
KAMLOOPS, B.C. _ After a four in the first end, Alberta’s Kevin Koe struggled a little against Prince Edward Island Thursday but still stayed in first place with a 9-6 win at the Canadian men’s curling championships. Koe flashed and let Eddie MacKenzie score three in the fourth end and the Islanders were even able to steal a point against Alberta, a rare occurrence at this Tim Hortons Brier. At 3-7, MacKenzie is out of playoff contention but jockeying for the fourth and final spot was hot and heavy be-
tween Ontario and Saskatchewan. Steve Laycock was down 4-0 in the second but came back to edge Greg Balsdon of Ontario 8-7 in an extra end and at 6-3, fourth place is now Saskatchewan’s to lose. Quebec is next at 5-4 after a 7-5 win over the Territories led by Jamie Koe, Kevin’s brother. In the only other afternoon game, James Grattan of New Brunswick kept his hopes alive and improved to 5-5, tied with Newfoundland and Labrador, by beating winless Jamie Murphy of Nova Scotia 6-5.
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RUNNER UP: At the first tournament as a team, the U13 EKVC boys finished in second. They started out a little rocky due to some nerves, but only got better with each match that wasn’t really a contest until the final. Left to right in the back: Noah, Tevin, Mason and Jacob, Front left to right: Cole, Riley and Sheldon.
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Baby polar cub unveils his name at Toronto Zoo C ANADIAN PRESS
TORONTO — Four months after his birth, a polar bear cub at the Toronto Zoo finally has a name — “Humphrey.’’ The name was announced Thursday morning following votes submitted by more than 14,000 people in a “Name the Cub’’ contest at the zoo. There were six names to choose from in balloting conducted from Feb. 11 through March 3 — Hum-
phrey, James, Lorek, Orson, Searik and Stirling. “Humphrey’’ has also been given an additional Inuit name — “Piujuq’’ (Piu), meaning “good and nice.’’ The cub will be formally documented as Humphrey Piujuq in the official registry at the zoo. Humphrey lives with three adult polar bears at the zoo: his mother Aurora, father Inukshuk and aunt Nikita.
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The cub’s new name was selected by more than 14,000 people, who voted in the zoo’s contest.
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KELOWNA, B.C. — The Crystal Mountain ski resort near Kelowna, B.C., remains closed while investigators wait for replacement parts needed to operate the damaged chairlift again. Two safety officers and the BC Safety Authority’s safety manager remain at the West Kelowna resort after four skiers plummeted to the ground when the chairlift cable dislodged from its track on Saturday. The team has confirmed an empty chair that swung into a lift tower caused the rope to jump from its guides, authority spokesman Quinn Newcomb said Wednesday. The next phase is to operate the lift so the experts can test it and assess the installation so they learn how the accident may have happened. “The challenge is that so far they haven’t been able to get it up and running again,’’ Newcomb said. “Because of the damage . . . (it’s) difficult to find parts and get the right engineers up there to ensure the repairs are done properly and safely.’’ A 34-year-old female ski patroller is still in hospital but was moved out of the intensive care unit on Tuesday, said resort spokesman Scott Henderson. The other three injured skiers, all male, were released from hospital early this week. The injured woman and her 31-year-old husband, are ski patrollers who sat in one chair that dropped more than six metres to the snow surface at 11 a.m. Saturday. Another skier said
the couple were in a lot of pain; the man complained about his leg and the woman said her ribs and arm were hurting. She suffered broken ribs and chest injuries. Henderson didn’t know if she had internal injuries. A 16-year-old ski instructor had a separated shoulder and needed surgery. He and his 45-year-old client, Larry Waldenberger, were thrown from another chair. Henderson didn’t know the hometowns of any of the injured skiers. The safety authority has suspended the resort’s operating licence pending the investigation’s outcome. The resort hopes to be up and running Saturday, Henderson said. The investigative team was ready to test the chairlift on Tuesday but couldn’t because the second tower needs repairs, Newcomb said. The incident knocked askew the tower’s metal framework that houses the six grooved wheels that power the cable. “We’re taking it day by day. There’s no estimate on how long the investigation will take, or at what point the resort could open again,’’ Newcomb said. The authority fined Crystal Mountain $8,000 in early 2013 for failing to comply with a safety order, Newcomb said. The infraction related to “chairlift slippage’’ on the same lift and had nothing to do with Saturday’s mishap, said Henderson. “The chair is clamped onto the cable. . . . The clamp moved out of position or could move out of position.’’
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hroughout my life, I’ve enjoyed talking with people who believe differently than I do. I appreciate it when people challenge my worldview, as long as the dialogue remains respectful. It’s always fascinating to me to explore in an honest and humble dialogue what we believe, how we came to those beliefs, and what difference they make in our lives. I think this kind of dialogue is more and more important as we try to bridge our differences in an increasingly pluralistic world. Not only is it an urgent task, it can also be a lot of fun. Candid and challenging conversations stretch me, and
help to clarify my thinking and my faith. I respect those people who can push me this way to be more clear about what I believe. It also challenges me when people raise questions that I haven’t had to think about at great length. Part of the way I try to understand the positions of other people is to read books and watch videos by those who believe differently than I. This is particularly so with those who claim not to have faith. One of the questions that keeps coming up in the books and videos from various atheists is whether or not the universe has a purpose. The smaller–scale but
more immediately relevant question included in the larger question, of course, is whether we human beings have a purpose. The more I read and listen, the more I am aware of what a challenging question that is to answer — to answer it, that is, a) in light of all we have discovered about the world and b) taking into account how differently various people might answer the question instead of just assuming my answer is the only one. As I think about my own life, it’s difficult for me to imagine not believing that life — in general as well as my own life — is not wrapped up in some
Yme Woensdregt larger purpose. And, indeed, one of the great gifts of the Christian faith which I profess is the promise that there is indeed a purpose. Christians may express that purpose in different ways, but for me it often boils down to the sense that we are loved and that we are created to share God’s love with
others in word and deed. That’s the heart of the most famous Bible verse, John 3:16: “For God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him may not perish but may have eternal life.” To be honest, I can’t prove that. Others will disagree. For example, astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson, director of the Hayden Planetarium, says that “to claim to know the purpose of the universe is to lay claim to knowledge that none of us have.” I agree when he says that we can’t know that there is a purpose to the universe. It’s not a matter of empirical knowledge. For me, it is a faith
stance. This is what I believe to be true. This is the way in which I approach not only my life, but the life of the world. This is the way in which I view reality. And I believe we are called to confess it — which means that we share with each other what we believe to be true and, just as importantly, to share how that belief has shaped our lives. But no matter how fully I believe this, there are times that I wonder two things: First, do I keep believing this because I simply can’t handle the thought of a purposeless life? Is the route that DeGrasse and other atheists take somehow both more re-
alistic and courageous? Secondly, I can’t help but wonder if, whether we believe there is an “ultimate purpose” or not, yet each of us is called to claim such a purpose, to act as if there is a purpose. If so, I suspect the purpose you claim makes all the difference. It’s a challenging question. As I said, we can’t prove whether the universe has a purpose or not. But I suspect that the way we approach the question does, in fact, make a significant difference for us. Yme Woensdregt is Pastor at Christ Church Anglican in Cranbrook
Janus: The Cranbrook Golf and Country Club Continued from page 1
That same year — 1930 — miniature golf was introduced to the community when two local businessmen converted the former Methodist/United Church on the northwest corner of 8th Ave. and 1st Street by removing the wall between the church and the schoolroom to incorporate the entire building as the course. The mini-sport proved popular and has remained a fixture in Cranbrook ever since. Having managed to stay afloat throughout the lean years of the Great Depression and the ensuing Second World War, the Golf and Country Club purchased 30 acres east of town in 1948, and undertook a three year project utilizing mostly volunteer labour, and occasionally machinery lent by the city and provincial government, to create the original section of the present
day links. The nine-hole course (par 36 for men, 39 for women) opened
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opening day ceremony presided over by master of ceremonies Mike Provenzano. Club president Dr. Reid Geddes paid tribute to all those who laid out the course, brought forth the broad Kentucky Bluegrass fairways and greens
from the forests, rocks and scrub, fenced the land and piped in the water (with aid from the city) at a total cost of $7,000. Mayor Bert Sang stated that the spirit of the venture was the spirit that helped to build a pro-
gressive community and, after declaring the course officially open, His Worship “drove the ball off No.1 tee — as pretty a slice into the rough as one could wish to see.” Today, one year shy of its 100th anniversary
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CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your instincts might encourage you to assume a low-profile. A boss or someone you have to answer to could become even more unpredictable. Understand that you can’t change this person, so learn to accept his or her behavior. Tonight: Your plans must not be in the public realm. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You could be drained by what is happening. You can’t change someone else, so consider detaching. You will discover an unusual solution that is heading your way. Pace yourself, and know that you have a lot to do. Tonight: Head out once you feel free and clear of work. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You might be asked at the last minute to take charge. Of course, you’ll say yes. You will feel flattered by the attention. Resist getting into a disagreement with a loved one. This person simply wants more time with you. Tonight: Note all the attention that you are receiving. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) Someone’s unpredictability
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The family of Gordon Eakin announce his passing March 3, 2014 at The Pines Special Care Home in Kimberley, BC. He was born in Calgary, Alberta, October 31, 1931. Gordon is survived by Pat, his wife of sixty years. He leaves behind three children: daughter Joanne (Erv) Fehr; son Dale (Maggie); daughter Lisa (Willard) Stuparyk. There are also six grandchildren: David (Alie), Jessica, Lauren, Matthew, Jonathan, Tegan, and one great-granddaughter, Hannah. Throughout his career working in the mining industry, Gordon was admired as a mechanical genius and a hard-working perfectionist. He spent some years as an instructor in Terrace, BC., Elkford, BC., and at the EKCC in Cranbrook, BC. A Memorial Service will be held Saturday March 8th, 2014, at 2:00 pm, at St. Andrewâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Presbyterian Church, 97 Boundary Street, Kimberley, BC., with The Rev. Doug Johns officiating. A reception and refreshment time in the Churchâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Waldie Hall will follow the service.
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Obituaries Roy Miller 1934 - 2014 It is with deep sorrow that the family of Roy Miller announces his passing in the comfort of his home in Cranbrook after a heroic battle with cancer on Tuesday, March 4, 2014.
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Troubled mother/daughter relationship Hi Wendy: I read your column all the time and I think about some of the messages your guides give people that are troubled. I used some of those strategies in my life and I am surprised that they work for me too. I am emailing you to thank you and your guides for helping me and wondered if you would answer some questions for me. Do you see my daughter and I being able to settle our differences this year? I’ve been having trouble with her for several years now and I don’t know what to do. I’m worn out trying to make the relationship work between her and I. What do your guides see for our relationship in 2014? Do I have guides and angels around me; and if I do can you tell me how many I have? I have been thinking of getting out and trying to find a job. My husband says we don’t need the money; but I still would like to do something. Do you see me getting a job this year and do you
my own good. I may have good person, you are a child not liked what she said most of God and you do not deASK WENDY of the time but I sure didn’t serve to be treated badly by become passive aggressive anyone. If you don’t treat Wendy and try to hurt her. I knew yourself with respect and that she loved me and was kindness and you don’t Evano have boundaries in your life trying to protect me. Sure, sometimes we all then family, friends and and were a good mom to her have gotten mad at our whomever will walk all over and you did the best you mom; that’s normal. How- you if you let them. This is your lesson and ever, we do not go out and could. Dear Feeling Fragile: She has a good job; she is premeditatedly try to hurt not an easy one. However, if Thanks for reading our column and the compli- independent and does not our mom, do we? This is you don’t learn it you will ments are greatly appreciat- live or depend on the system what your daughter does to have not only your daughter but also others that will ed. It’s nice to know that our to help her. You did your job you. Your learning lesson is to show you this in many ways advice not only helps the and if she chooses to be disperson that is writing to us respectful and unapprecia- stop trying to be someone in your life. I think you know but others as well, so thanks tive of you then she’s being you are not around your what I’m talking about. We all have guides and mean, wants to control you daughter. For example: If for that. We do not see you and and doesn’t appreciate you she is talking to you and angels when we come down being rude or she has done to this plane. You have three your daughter having any for who you are. What you need to centre something to hurt you, then guides and six angels at this kind of a loving, compatible, civilized relationship in the and focus on is what you tell her so. Stop holding it in time. The amount of guides year 2014. You need to stop need to learn from this emo- and letting her control your and angels change accordfeeling guilty and blaming tional turmoil that you have emotions. Start living for ing to what is happening in yourself and stop living for your life. yourself for her behaviour with your daughter. I think you should listen For one thing, you de- your daughter. If she loves towards you. She is so caught up in her serve to be treated with re- you and wants you in her life to your “gut” feeling and go life and thinks of no one but spect and kindness. If she then she needs to apologize out and get a job. We feel it herself and it’s always all doesn’t like what you say and make restitution for would be good for you. It will raise your self-esteem; about her and never about when you tell her the truth, how she has treated you. If she does not make an get you out of that “rut” you anyone else. What I am try- well, that’s her problem not attempt to try to be a good have created for yourself. ing to say to you, mom, is yours. When my mom told me daughter, then what are you You can go out, have a few start living your life and stop 0426 RPGPthe RNtruth Individualized Program AdI - Jan Zacharias Size 10.33in Wide x 7in High and giggles with the laughs going to do -about it? about something worrying about what she CMYK Press she Ready PDF The lesson is you are a people you meet and it was telling me for thinks about you. You are- 02knew think I am crazy to want to go out and seek employment? I want to come and see you but I am a bit afraid because I want to talk to my dad in heaven. I miss him a lot but I don’t know what to expect. Feeling Fragile
changes your attitude and you realize life is not so bad. I don’t know why you would be afraid to come to us and talk concerning your dad who is on the other side. It’s kind of like having tea when I do a session of channelling over. I tell you how their journey was on the other side, who was at the gate to greet them, what they are doing now, who they are with and you can ask your dad any questions you wish. It’s pretty simple and I have never had anyone who has walked out on a session who did not feel better. Sometimes other people you may know or relatives come down during a session. I never really know who will pop up in a session but it’s all good and everyone is happy and content at home and on this plane when the session is over. Wendy For personal and over the phone readings contact Wendy at 250-426-2127. Need some answers to some of your questions? Email wevano@shaw.ca
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