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The bride will always be the centre of attention at a wedding, but after the vows have been said and the speeches are done, there is one more thing people want to see – the cake.

Our membership continues to rise, which is encouraging to Joan and the board. Joan is beginning a pre-school story hour beginning Jan. 19 from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m.

Anybody who has been to a house party knows how easy it is for all the action to drift into the kitchen.

A bald eagle has been sighted in our skies. I wonder if it’s an early arrival or one that decided to winter in our area. Have you noticed the days are lengthening? Right, nor have I. There will be an executive meeting on Jan. 13 at 9 a.m.

It’s not mom and dad’s “Pinball Wizard” you’ll find on the album, “Yala Yala”, from Toronto’s Sultans of String who like to add their own flair to popular music as they did with the 1969 hit by The Who.

Adele Fox, a 37-year-old resident of Priddis, isn’t used to her newfound fame. A clinical psychologist, she kept busy maintaining a private practice for couples and individuals, with a specialty in eating disorders.

Once I heard a man give a talk on the subject of lament. He said that since the word ‘lament’ has practically disappeared from common (Christian) usage we should wonder if the practice of lament has disappeared also.

Our Christmas was awesome; I rented our Valley Neighbours’ Club rooms and 24 of our family gathered for dinner and fun. We missed the Blacks as they had taken their kids and grandkids to the Kona coast for Christmas.

There are monsters in Northern Alberta. Or there would be if author Judith Graves had her way.

It was an incredible find. That one piece of the puzzle, the missing item to complete a collection, the antique you’d remembered from your childhood had been missing for so long that you sometimes wondered if you had imagined it.