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While Christmas is. tradi-
tionally presented as a time of
joy, for some it’s just the op-

‘posite.

For lonely people, the social

‘buzz going on around them may

just re-emphasize their
loneliness.

For grieving people,
Christmas may be a poignant
reminder of the ‘absence of a
loygd one.

And for those just . feeling
depressed, the fact that they are
supposed to be feeling joyous
just accentuates the fact. they
are not.

‘*We have a tremendous com-
mercial hype about Christmas,’
said Sidney ‘counsellor Jack
Thornburgh.. ‘‘We. think
somehow it. will- be a magic fix.
Sometimes the expectation just
doesn’t meet the reality.

“The expectation is

realization of -communi-
ty : . . the. idea we will be able
to give and get love and accep-
tance,’’ he said.

‘“‘Those who are frustrated at
a. lack of community
Christmas the toughest time.”’

So how do you cope with the -

Christmas blues?

‘Part of it is to realize where
it comes from,’’ said Thorn-
burgh. -He_ suggests’ people
should. try to recognize that
commercial hype at Christmas

that
.Christmas is going to be. a

find |

time builds up a type of expecta-
tion that no material thing can
satisfy.

He doesn’t recommend peo-
ple for, whom it is a troubling
time try to ignore Christmas.

“*} don’t: believe in: denial,’’ —

he said, adding that ‘‘I don’t

Wednesday, December 17, 1986

think it’s possible to ignore it in ©

our culture anyway.”’

“Avoiding the overuse of
booze is important,’’ he adds.
‘*Booze has a terrific downer ef-
fect right after the upper effect
has worn off.’’

Thornburgh said Christmas is
a tough time for those. away
from home, and suggests they
spend their money on _ long-
distance calls rather than gifts.
' In fact, rather than. the

“obligatory gift’’, he suggests
people spend time ‘to find a well
chosen card or a few well

chosen words to share.

- And for. those. away from
home, in a-new place, Thorn-
burgh said ‘‘Finding a
substitute community is impor-
tant.” | ,

‘“‘Admittedly it’s a second-
best alternative, but it’ s a shar-
ing.’

lues

‘‘Sometimes it’s easier said
than done.”’

Thornburgh noted organiza-
tions such as Peninsula Singles

-and the Single Parent Resource

Centre.

The — local counsellor has
worked extensively with those
suffering bereavement, and‘says

after a loved one has died
really a tough one.’

He recalled a woman whose
husband, barely retired, had
recently died. The couple had
planned to travel together, and
after much. thought, that
Christmas the woman. decided
to take one of the trips on her
own.

It was hard, but the trip
brought back memories of her
husband and _ re-affirmed what
they had together, and showed
she could carryon..

For grieving person, said
Thornburgh, Christmas | can.
also be a time of hope. It passes
and the person says ‘‘The days
are getting longer now.
Christmas has come and gone
and I’m-still here.’’

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to replace Hartland Road dump
which will reach capacity. in two
years. :

North. Saanich director
Eugene Bailin said expansion of
Hartland Road is still an option
with medium restrictions.

If it were selected, possible
space: solutions might include
filling Heal Lake, expanding in-
to Heal Creek valley or using
the eastern slope of Mount
Work.

The discussions are. still -in

camera because it:involves land

acquisition. -

Bailin said, however, that the
list is getting shorter
various areas are considered.

“In-choosing a site, the com-
A. mittee:
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must. consider” the: en-
‘impact; whether
leachate can be ‘collected; soil
birds, and
number of. ‘residences. surroun-
ding the future site, said Bailin.

~*Vts like: an. airport,”’. he
‘‘When it’s built; there is

: it’s too noisy.

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: Local resident Bessie ‘Snider
was presented the first honorary

~ membership by. Saanich Penin- °

sula. Hospital Auxiliary at .the
Christmas meeting, held: Dec.
1H.

published last year.’’ ~

"A record attendance of 86.

“members also. heard their year

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the November bazaar. grossed
said Roe.
“Even after deductions the total
will be at least $1,500 more than
_ last year,’

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care. patients,
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recognition of. Snider’s: excep-.. ~

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