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Three NHL alumni stopped by Wainwright on Saturday, September 14, to help raise money for the community CT scanner fundraiser project. From left, Marty Photo: Zak McSorley, Theoren Fleury and Jamie Macoun spent the evening with hundreds of Wainwright and area residents sharing a meal, a couple drinks and plenty of McLachlan entertaining stories from their playing days.

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Zak McLachlan experienced. [email protected] All three NHL alumni said they were honoured and excited hree former NHL stars visited Wainwright this to be a part of an event Tpast weekend to give their support to a major which will help bring community project. important medical Marty McSorley, Theoren Fleury and Jamie Macoun equipment to the spent the evening with hundreds of Wainwright and community. area residents to help raise funds for the CT scanner “This is the heart of community fundraiser project, and event organizers hockey. Small town say the night was a huge success. Canada is where I “It was an amazing event. I think it was really well would say the majority attended, and the response has been nothing but It was a full house at the Grant Mills Man Cave on Saturday night, as the Photo: Zak McLachlan of great players come place was packed to hear from NHL alumni Marty McSorley, Theo Fleury and positive,” said Arthur Schwentner from the Rotary from. I grew up in a Jamie Macoun as they showed up to help support the CT scanner fundraiser. Club of Wainwright, which hosted the event. small town. It was an “There was lots of talk about the venue and lots of incredibly important talk about the possibility of doing it again, whether piece of my development as a human being and a “I got a call from Adam Huxley, who I’ve coached that’s a year from now hockey player,” explained a little bit. And he said they needed some help. or two years from now. Fleury. Obviously we’ve heard a little bit about this area with Even the NHL guys were “Let’s face it, all three of the Sutters being from Viking and the Wainwright talking about doing it us have been fortunate area. It’s close to Edmonton, and you get to know the again, and Grant Mills in our lives to do what people around the area when you play in Edmonton (whose Man Cave was One Day Sale we love to do that we and live in Alberta,” he said. the host venue for the would’ve done for free. “When I got the call saying they need help with event) said he’s more Saturday, Sept. 21 Without people buying putting equipment into the hospital, I said I’d be than welcome to host 8am - 5pm tickets, jerseys, hockey happy to put something together and make it work another function. It was cards or you name it, because I knew we were going to come in here and be just great all around.” there isn’t us. So without around great people and get it done. The crowd began to 1/2 OFF people loving the sport of “What blew me away was the location. This is roll in when the doors All Trees, Shrubs hockey, there wouldn’t be a sleeper. You never would’ve expected to go into opened at 5:00 p.m. on an NHL. anywhere in Alberta and step into a place like this.” Saturday, and soon the Perennials “So for us to be able For Macoun, he said it’s all about giving back to the venue was full. Dinner & So Much More! to come and support an younger generation. was served shortly after, amazing initiative is easy. “It’s the whole pay-it-forward thing. When we were with the Q-Up BBQ They’re trying to raise $2.3 young, we had people who were doing volunteer Team serving a delicious million, and that’s not an work and sacrificing and buying equipment for TWP 490 4 minutes south spread of barbecue for the of the Commonwealth Centre easy feat for a small town. everybody. But as a youngster, you didn’t know about hungry guests. on Hwy 17 But if we can come and that until years later,” he said. And then the main (306) 825-3262 help get this CT scanner “So maybe there’s a 14-year-old kid here who sees event began. McSorley, Mon. - Fri. 9 am - 6 pm Sat. 9 am - 4 pm here, that’s awesome. And the three of us up here giving back, and hopefully Fleury and Macoun took Sun. Closed I’m happy to do that.” that inspires him to also give back. It’s just about to the stage for a hotstove McSorley explained paying it forward.” where the three shared how he got involved in Following the hotstove with the NHL alumni, stories from their playing the event, and he added Scribner Auction began auctioning off a number of days, answered questions that on top of the experience and the great people items including hockey jerseys, copies of Theo Fleury’s from the crowd and joked amongst themselves about he was able to spend the evening with, he was autobiography and the big ticket item, a hunting trip the Oilers-Flames rivalry each one of them has been ultimately impressed with the venue. with Marty McSorley. 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I watch for a while, but Cliff Brown of Wainwright flew in my plane. at the very start of the pavement) or on the purple dot. if you have been here all week you have seen the same At that time Gordie was doing some modifications Both pilots on 36 left will be asked to turn left off the planes doing the same things again and again. It gets on a small single seat experimental aircraft he had runway onto the hard grass as soon as possible to al- a bit tiresome and the air show becomes a side show. flown years before called a BD5. That aircraft type was low the next pair of aircraft to land. People with flags I decide to spend some time looking around in the featured in one of the James Bond movies. He was hav- and scooters with “follow me” signs then quickly lead “fly market” which is really a gigantic flea market filled ing some problems keeping the engine cool and made the aircraft away to parking. with all kinds of used aviation stuff. Military surplus, some air scoop modifications to better cool it. His goal To make all this happen and keep it safe there are books, tools, vintage aircraft parts, and more bent pro- was to fly the BD5 to Oshkosh some day. He had done sixty-five air traffic controllers assigned to the field. pellers for sale than I care to see. If you are looking for the modifications in his hangar at the Sedgwick airport They work in sixteen teams of four. Each is led by an seat anchor bolts for a 1936 Douglas DC3, this is the and needs a longer runway to test fly it. Provost has Oshkosh veteran with at least five years experience place to find it. a 5,200 foot runway. Wainwright and Sedgwick have here, one new person and two with previous experi- Making my way back to the tent for a nap, I get a only about 3,000 feet. He trailered the plane to Provost ence. They all wear bright pink shirts. Working in short call from Scott. He is our unofficial social convener. He for the test flight. shifts, one crew works the Fisk approach, one crew tells me we will need a table for nine or ten for din- About a week after we returned that year Gordie, his works in the actual tower while another crew works ner tonight. I ask him if he has made a reservation. He wife Pat, my wife Phyllis along with Cliff and Kathy on the ground for runway 27/09. The fourth crew works says we never do. I tell him I will go in a bit early to Brown had dinner together at our Clear Lake Cabin. runways 36/18 left and right. Top controllers from all make sure we can get a table that big. Our friend Gordie Cliff brought his bag pipes and played a bit after sup- over the country apply for this assignment. They do an Tones insisted on eating at Jeff’s on Rugby on Wednes- per. Standing out on the dock at the lake Gordie (not day night. He loved that place because on a religious guy) asked Cliff to play “Amazing Grace”, Wednesday nights it was all you can eat which he does. ribs and fish night. Gordie loved a bargain. The next day Godry test flew the BD5. He took They stopped that years ago but we keep off from Provost and failed to return. A group of us going anyway. It became a tradition. searched for several hours before he was found dead in Gordie, whom at the time I had never the wreckage in trees about a half mile east of the field. met, phoned me in June of 2008 out of the It was never determined what caused the crash. blue to tell me he saw a notice I placed on Each year since then Gordy’s flying friends attend- the Oshkosh website saying I was plan- ing Oshkosh have gathered on Wednesday at Jeff’s on ning to fly to KOSH and was willing to take Rugby Street. We eat with a glass of diet Pepsi, Gordy’s a passenger in my plane. Gordie said he drink of choice, in front of an empty chair, . was getting together a group of pilots out The dinner is over. It is dark as we make our way of Calgary to go to Oshkosh and would I back to the field. The fireworks for the night air show like to join them. The previous year (on my have started. It is a bit strange, given the smoking and first trip) I had taken my daughter and her camp fire restrictions on the field to see airplanes doing husband. My wife is not inclined to spend a aerobatics in the night with fireworks streaming from week camping among airplanes. I thought their wings. A fitting end to a surreal day. this would be a great idea. I meet him and to be continued Gordie Tones with the BD5 in a Provost hangar Photo: Richard Holmes, about ten others at the Calgary Springbank prior to his fatal test flight. The Provost News

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We did get a bit of a He’s even put together a public inquiry where team in Winnipeg. scare about a “cold war” turning thermonuclear and you can tattle on people who are against Alberta Laine told a Finnish reporter that he should be wiping out the planet in short order. Somehow we energy. His “Fight Back” strategy is such an affront playing on the top line with the Jets, and that he dodged that. Reason prevailed and we are still here. to freedom that Amnesty International has stepped would certainly be a top line player on any other Elections are about change. The great events in his- in to attempt to protect human rights. Your human team in the league. He is clearly unhappy about his tory are about change. Change desired by the power- rights. You. playing situation in Winnipeg, but voicing it pub- ful. It is easy to blame “the powerful” but no one per- He wants to take away freedoms so that other licly might come back to bite him in the long run. son has power alone. Kings and Popes were toppled places with less freedom don’t get our business, and If he and the Jets don’t reach a deal in the short when their followers turned against them. we have the moral high ground because we’re so term, Laine will likely miss much of the season The power of the people is the power of an idea moral and stuff. He listed a bunch of oil producing much like William Nylander in Toronto last season. whose time has come. If we are to harness this power countries where bad things happen in his reply to History has shown that players who hold out that for “good”. We need to have a common agreement on Amnesty International’s letter. The implication is long tend to regress when they do get back onto the what is “good”. that silencing dissent is good because we’re not as ice, and that could hurt Laine’s long-term value. Good means different things to different people and bad as other places. It’s likely too late for an offer sheet to come into we will never all agree and what is good. The best we Giving up freedoms, even freedoms enjoyed by play, as teams are finalizing their rosters and won’t can do is arrive at a consensus of how to move for- people we don’t like, is a slippery slope towards be able to free up enough space to acquire a player ward towards good. losing our own. like Laine. So his options are figure out a deal with Elections are about moving toward the good. This Winnipeg or play in Europe. It seems he’s leaning is not to say we are bad, just that we could be better. towards the latter. It takes incremental change to improve. Listening to This summer’s RFA kerfuffle may pose a major each other is the only way we can figure out what is issue for NHL general managers down the road, as better for ourselves and our country. This is the prom- the power dynamic when it comes to contract nego- ise of democracy. Our voices will heard at the ballot tiations seems to be shifting more and more towards box. these young players instead of the teams. This is as good as it gets.

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Sergeant Wes Bensmiller Constable Matthew Leblanc Corporal Norm Weber Constable Chris Bilodeau Constable Ben Dixon Constable Greg Bamber Constable Michael Hamilton Constable Charles Lambright Constable Karanvir Nanuan Constable Lisa Marrower POLICEBEAT “The Police Beat” is a joint effort between the vehicle was stolen. Members » 7:00 p.m. – Members on routine over the road. Members made patrols, Star News and the Wainwright RCMP attended the location and located the patrol in the area of Highway 14 and but they could not locate the vehicle. and is put together by a representative vehicle, which was determined not 6th Street observed a vehicle fail to Information BOLO’d to Viking RCMP. of both organizations. to be stolen. No further complaints stop at a stop sign before entering an received. intersection. Driver was issued a $388 September 8 September 2-8 » 2:30 p.m. – Wainwright RCMP violation ticket. » 1:40 a.m. – Members on routine Zak McLachlan with files from patrol observed an individual Sgt. Wes Bensmiller members assisted Vermilion RCMP, » 9:30 p.m. – Complaint of a possible who were pursuing a stolen vehicle stolen vehicle in the area of 12th urinating outside a local business. which was towing another vehicle Street and 3rd Avenue. Members Members issued the individual a 7KHUHZHUHFRPSODLQWVLQFLGHQWVÀYH travelling southbound on Highway made patrols and located the $115 violation ticket and another deer-related incidents, six ‘not a police 41. Vehicle was later located crashed vehicle, which was determined to $115 for public intoxication. matters’, no cases of failure to appear, two into the trees. Passengers of the be stolen out of Fort Saskatchewan. IDOVHFDOOVDQGÀYHIDOVHDODUPVZHUH » 2:45 a.m. – Complaint of a possible vehicle fled on foot. K9 unit from No suspects at this time. Vehicle was reported during the week. impaired driver heading northbound St. Paul was utilized to locate the later returned to registered owner. on Main Street. Members made suspects. Two wanted individuals patrols, but they could not locate September 2 were later located in a nearby September 6 the vehicle. No further complaints » 6:45 p.m. – Complaint of a possible canola field. The two suspects were » 9:20 p.m. – Complaint of a suspicious received. overdose. Complainant advised a arrested. One suspect was wanted vehicle parked on the side of the road » 3:15 a.m. – Request to assist EMS female was in a parking lot seeming on numerous warrants. Both were north of Wainwright on Highway 41. with a possible overdose. Members like she overdosed. Members arrested and held for a bail hearing. Members made patrols and located attended. EMS was able to revive the attended and determined the female » 2:40 p.m. – Members on routine the vehicle, which was determined individual, who refused any further was not in any medical distress. patrol on Highway 14 east of not to be stolen. Registered owner medical assistance. 6:50 p.m. – Members on routine Wainwright performed a traffic stop was contacted, who was aware of the » » 9:00 a.m. – Complaint of damage patrol performed a traffic stop on a on a vehicle for speeding. Driver was vehicle’s location. Registered owner was advised to move the vehicle. to a vehicle. Complainant advised vehicle for the driver operating a issued a $105 violation ticket. his tires were punctured in the area vehicle while suspended. Driver was » 9:45 p.m. – Complaint of a possible of 5th Street and 6th Avenue. No issued court compelling documents, September 7 domestic dispute in the area of 6th » 4:15 a.m. – Complaint of a large suspects. and the vehicle was seized for 30 Street and 6th Avenue. Members days. group of individuals involved in an » 12:00 p.m. – Complaint of an attended and determined the altercation in the area of Main Street individual burning casing off copper situation was not a domestic dispute. and 7th Avenue in Wainwright. wire at a residence. Members made September 3 One female broke a window into a » 9:20 a.m. – Complaint of suspicious Members attended the location, but patrols and located and identified residence. Female was later located, all parties had fled prior to police the individual. Matter is still under persons at an abandoned building in arrested and released on bail. the area of 8th Street and 8th Avenue. arrival. investigation. Members made patrols and located September 5 » 6:50 a.m. – Complaint of a break » 2:20 p.m. – Complaint of an erratic the suspicious persons in a vehicle. » 12:50 a.m. – Complainant advised and enter to a rig site southeast of driver on Highway 14 east of Vehicle fled the area. Members later her vehicle was struck by another Wainwright. Complainant advised Wainwright. Complainant advised a located the vehicle again, which was vehicle in front of her residence locks were broken to a storage area. semi was tailgating another vehicle. unregistered and uninsured. Male in Irma. The other vehicle fled the Gears and tools were stolen. No Members made patrols, but they who fled the vehicle was located scene. Members made patrols in the suspects at this time. could not locate the semi. and determined to be in breach of area, but they could not locate any » 10:40 a.m. – Members on routine numerous conditions. Male was » 8:45 p.m. – Members assisted an other vehicles with damage. No patrol on Highway 14 west of individual with retrieving property arrested, charged and remanded in suspects at this time. Wainwright performed a traffic stop custody. from a unit in the area of 6th Street » 8:45 a.m. – Complaint of a vehicle on a vehicle for speeding. Driver was and 6th Avenue. No issues. No » 11:00 a.m. – Complaint of a possible cutting off a school bus full of issued a $120 violation ticket. further police action required. suspended driver. Members made students in the area of 11th Street » 1:45 p.m. – Complaint of a possible » 9:40 p.m. – Complaint of suspicious patrols, but they could not locate the and 7th Avenue. Matter is still under prohibited weapon at a business in driver or vehicle. activity at complainant’s residence. investigation. Wainwright. Members made patrols. Complainanat advised unknown » 4:15 p.m. – Complaint of a theft of » 11:00 a.m. – Members on routine Weapon was determined to be a individuals were ringing his tools from a construction site north patrol on Highway 14 west of taser. Still under investigation. doorbell and banging on his walls of Wainwright. A generator and chop Wainwright performed a traffic stop » 3:45 p.m. – Complaint of damage to in the area of 8th Avenue and 8th saw were stolen. Items were placed on a vehicle for speeding. Driver was a vehicle. Complainant advised their Street. Members made patrols, but in the police database as stolen. No issued a $105 violation ticket. vehicle was struck while parked at they could not locate any suspicious suspects at this time. persons. » 1:40 p.m. – Members on routine the Wainwright Legion, causing » 9:40 p.m. – Report of a three-vehicle patrol on Airport Road south of damage to the vehicle. No suspects at » 10:40 p.m. – Members on routine collision in the area of 6th Street and Wainwright performed a traffic stop this time. patrols observed a vehicle fail to 5A Avenue. Complainant advised a on a vehicle for speeding. Driver was » 7:20 p.m. – Request for a welfare stop at a stop sign before entering an vehicle took a wide turn and struck issued a $105 violation ticket. check on a possible suicidal female. intersection. Driver was issued a $388 two parked vehicles. Damage made violation ticket. » 1:50 p.m. – Complaint of an erratic Members made patrols and located to all three vehicles. Collision report the female, who was determined not completed. Still under investigation. driver travelling southbound on » 11:40 p.m. – Members on routine Main Street in Wainwright. Members to be suicidal. No further complaints patrol in Wainwright observed received. September 4 made patrols, but they could not a vehicle failing to obey a traffic control device. Driver was issued a » 12:20 a.m. – Complaint of a possible locate the vehicle. » 8:45 p.m. – Complaint of a suspicious $233 violation ticket. impaired driver in a blue truck » 2:14 p.m. – Complaint of an male hanging around a business westbound towards Wainwright on unresponsive female laying in her in Wainwright. Members made Highway 14. Members made patrols, doorway in the area of 11th Street patrols, but they could not locate the but they could not locate the vehicle. and 8th Avenue. Members made suspicious male. No damage to the business. Nothing stolen. » 11:30 a.m. – Members on routine patrols and located the female. EMS WAINWRIGHT PHOTO patrol in the area of 14th Avenue and attended. Members determined the » 8:50 p.m. – Complaint of a 23rd Street observed a vehicle pass female was having a nap outside in disturbance in the area of 16th Street TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT a vehicle by driving off roadway. the fresh air. No concerns for female’s and 5A Avenue. Members made LOCATIONS FOR NEXT WEEK: Members performed a traffic stop safety. patrols and located and altercation SEPTEMBER and issued the driver a $233 violation » 4:00 p.m. – Complaint of a theft between two individuals. Situation was mediated by police. No further 21 - 5 AVE @/NEAR 1 ST ticket. of a vehicle. Complainant advised 22 - 27 ST @ 1 AVE issues. » 12:00 p.m. – Complaint of a a trailer with an excavator were 23 - 1 AVE @/NEAR 11 ST suspicious vehicle parked in a stolen from a business in the area » 11:35 p.m. – Complaint of a possible 24 - HWY 14 @ 10 ST 25 - 5 AVE @/NEAR 4 AVE parking lot beside the complainant’s of 9th Street and 1st Avenue. Trailer impaired driver heading westbound and excavator were added to police on Highway 14. Complainant 26 - 10 ST @/NEAR HWY 14 residence. Complainant believed 27 - 8 AVE @/NEAR SPLASH PARK database as stolen. No suspects. advised the vehicle was swerving all

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Zak McLachlan After a 61-6 loss in Bonnyville in their players, with Valleau [email protected] first game of the season, the Warhawks leading the way were poised for a bounce back outing. while rushing for But after going down 14-0 early in the three touchdowns ncompass Credit Union Field was first quarter, it seemed like it was going and passing for home to a wild scene on Saturday, E to be another long day for the local another three. September 14, as the Wainwright Bantam football team. Three other players Warhawks earned their first victory in Biel Cantos , 42, was one of the six Warhawks who Submitted But from that point on, the two contributed on photo the team’s four-year history. found the endzone in their wild 102-82 victory over teams traded scores back and forth on the scoresheet by the Cold Lake Ravens on Saturday, September 14. To say the game was an offensive each and every drive until the fourth scoring two-point shootout would be an understatement. quarter. It was then that the Warhawks’ conversions throughout the game. caught a 34-yard touchdown pass and The Warhawks put up so many points emphasis on conditioning paid off. The Warhawks are working with a recorded a whopping 17 tackles on the that the scoreboard showed only two Heading into the fourth quarter roster much smaller than the league day. points at the end of the game, but that down by two touchdowns, the average with 22 players, but they make Valleau said he’s excited to see is only because the scoreboard has just Warhawks offence continued to roll. up for it with loads of athleticism. so many new players on the team Although they couldn’t manage to An influx of players who are new to this year, and he expects his team to make a stop all throughout the game, the game have helped support the continue to improve as the season rolls it was the defensive unit which turned nucleus of experienced football players along. the tables in the fourth. who have played for years through “It felt really great getting the win The Warhawks scored on their first the Wainwright and District Minor today, especially considering we’ve drive of the fourth quarter. Then a strip Football Association system. never won. Getting my coach his first and score from Isaac Valleau on the Some of those new players were win was a lot of fun, and I’m happy ensuing drive tied the game. A short driving forces in the big victory on to be a part of it… There were great kick recover on the following kickoff Saturday, including Raeden Nesbitt improvements this week. The coaching put the Warhawks in position to take who contributed in all three phases of has been great to get them to this level. their first lead of the game, and they the game, but most notably with his 306 I’m happy to see lots of new faces out The Warhawks celebrated their Submitted didn’t pass up the opportunity. Shortly rushing yards and three touchdowns this year, especially since last year we first victory of the season on photo afterwards, the Warhawks defence on 10 carries. didn’t think we’d have that big of a Saturday, with a 102-82 win over the Ravens. once again stepped up and forced the “I’d like to think I played well. I team this season,” Valleau said. first third down stop of the game to definitely made myself feel happy “I definitely hope to win more games, take back the ball. They would score yet with my performance, especially since hope we can come together closer as a two digits for each team. again on that possession to take a two- it’s my first year,” Nesbitt said. team and improve our overall football The Warhawks exploded for 102 score lead and begin to pull away from “It was really fun because there was a skills including blocking and tackling. points, a mark many never believed the Ravens. lot of action. It felt a lot better than our There is a lot we can improve on.” possible in 48 minutes of football. The offensive production was spread first game obviously.” The Warhawks will look to build Defence was suspect for both teams, as out throughout the entire offence for Another fresh face who made a major on their momentum as they take on the offence carried the day in the 102- the Warhawks. Their 14 touchdowns impact in the game was Max Eeles, the Bengals in St. Paul this Saturday 82 Warhawks victory over the Cold were spread out between six different who returned a kick for a touchdown, afternoon. EDGE Lake Ravens. Bison Dash attracts record number of runners

Wainwright Runners hosted their final event of the 2019 running season with the Bison Dash on Sunday, September 15. The Bison Dash is the final race in Battle River Series, a three-part race series each year beginning with the Bison Run in Wainwright in April, the Lougheed Race in August and the Bison Dash in September. This year’s Bison Dash was run by 87 racers on a beautiful, warm Sunday morning. The 87 participants was a record high for the event, with runners of all ages taking part in the race. Many of the runners set personal bests during the event, and all enjoyed the late summer morning in Wainwright. Wainwright Runners awards Battle River Series medals to runners who participate in all three phases of the series in one year. This year the club handed out series medals to 42 runners.

Photos: Zak McLachlan ATHLETE of the week Proudly Sponsored by Raeden Nesbitt The Wainwright EDGE is pleased to announce Raeden Nesbitt as this week’s Athlete of the Week. Raeden drew the first start at running back in only MOTORS his second football game ever, and he took advantage 2110 - 15 Ave. Wainwright, AB T9W 1L2 of the opportunity by rushing for 306 yards and three touchdowns on 10 carries, as his Warhawks beat the Cold 780-842-4471 Lake Ravens in a 102-82 shootout. TOLL FREE 1-888-842-4471 Great job, Raeden! www.wainalta.com EDGE | Wainwright, AB | September 20, 2019 13 Encompass Credit Union partners with WDMFA for naming rights to football field

Zak McLachlan says they look forward to maintaining [email protected] the partnership in years to come. Kevin Tower, President of WDMFA, said he is excited to have an organization he football field at Wainwright High such as Encompass Credit Union on TSchool has a new look and a new board with the football association and name this fall. supporting their project to enhance the Wainwright and District Minor football facility in Wainwright. Football Association (WDMFA) spent “Our partnership with Encompass the summer renovating the football Credit Union will go a long way towards field thanks to financial support from helping us improve our facilities and local businesses like Encompass Credit create a great atmosphere for football Union. players in the Wainwright area. We are Encompass Credit Union and WDMFA happy to partner with a community- have agreed to terms on a five-year minded organization like Encompass partnership for the naming rights to the to make this happen,” Tower said. football field. The field at Wainwright “We have put a lot of work into High School will now be known as Representatives from Encompass Credit Union visited the Peewee Guard Dogs Photo: Zak and Bantam Warhawks at their football practice on Thursday, September 12, to McLachlan renovations at Encompass Credit Encompass Credit Union Field. Union Field this summer, but we have Encompass President and CEO, check out the new signage at Encompass Credit Union Field. Encompass and WDMFA agreed to a five-year partnership for the naming rights to the football field. a lot more we want to do in the coming Kelly Longley, said they are proud Pictured amongst the minor football players are Encompass representatives years. The support from Encompass will to announce their support and President and CEO Kelly Longley, Business Account Manager Darcy Golden, help make our vision for the facilities sponsorship of the newly renovated Marketing Manager Kelly Clemmer, Encompass Board Chair Doug Callaghan and Risk and Jasmine Corbiel, who is an Encompass employee as well as a football mom. a reality, and we are excited to work WHS football field. together with them.” With Encompass’ recent support The new football score clock, one of the Peace Memorial Multiplex’, use this football field and track for years initiative like this, which supports our of the major pieces of this summer’s Encompass Credit Union Arena and to come. community’s youth and organizations renovations, now features a big sign PlanWright Financial Arena, the board Partnership and social responsibility that benefit our communities as a proclaiming the facility as Encompass of directors, management and staff is in credit union’s DNA, Longley whole,” said Longley. Credit Union Field, which is visible both are proud to offer their support of the explained, as this is part of their core The sponsorship gives five years from the field and from Highway 14. Encompass Credit Union Field and the principles at Encompass. naming rights to Encompass Credit EDGE Wainwright area user groups that will “We are happy to support a local Union Field, and the local credit union BTPS golfers battle at Zones Travel with Star News

Golfers from all across Buffalo Trail Public Schools took to the links for their respective Zone competitions Submitted Valerie and Patrick Moroz along with Deb Beare Submitted as the golfing season quickly nears its end. The Senior team took their golfing talents to Camrose, where photos and Jeff Graham travelled to Winnipeg and took in the photo Alyssa Hughes, left, won the indivuals silver medal and will advance to the Provincial Championships. The boys Banjo Bowl on September 7. Here they pose in front team, bottom right, finished fifth amongst a field of tough competitors. of the Banjo Bowl trophy which was won by the Blue Wainwright Golf Club hosted the Junior Zone Championships on Tuesday, September 17. Dozens of young Bombers in convincing fashion. Winnipeg finished on golfers from schools all around the area competed throughout the day, battling winds and chilly weather. top 35-10.

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Rod Oracheski room for additions on that front, but on Game Guru the whole this is the largest gameplay improvement for the franchise since the addition of Skill Stick. 45 new contextual eptember has fallen into a routine animations for shooting help solve the Sfor gamers looking for a hockey fix, ‘why would he chip a weak backhand and it’s a routine that looks something on net?’ problem from past games, while like this: EA makes a lot of ‘we’re fix- 400+ new animations for goaltenders ing EVERYTHING’ promises, the game help them keep the puck out of the net. releases with fans hyped to try all the The bigger addition for netminders new tweaks, and then…disappointment. is the ability to control the rebound, Fortunately, this year looks to buck directing the puck away from the front the trend, with a laundry list of fixes that of the net and into the corner or over actually made it into the game ranging the glass. The AI still falls into the ‘shoot, from mundane things like coaches in rebound, score’ trap, and they still have Franchise mode having a morale system some weaknesses in the corners when to the RPM Tech 2.0 upgrades that getting backed into the net, but overall, completely obliterates my biggest issue it’s a much more natural and realistic with the franchise over the past few years. experience. NHL 20’s RPM Tech 2.0 upgrade gives offensive players unparalleled control, Xbox One X My biggest pet peeve with the gameplay The AI has obviously been tuned but EA Vancouver also gave goaltenders 450 new animations, increased threat screenshot has been the way you get ‘locked’ into as well, with more aggressive and awareness and analysis, and the ability to steer pucks out of play or into the intelligent teammates that do a better corners to help even up the odds. While they can now even trap the puck against a glide when you’re picking up a pass their body, sometimes they still bust out the trusty glove hand - like Flyers on the fly – which removes the ‘on the job of filling the holes than they have in netminder Carter Hart does in this save.. fly’ part of that process entirely. If you’re the past. It’s possible to pin the opposing curving toward the boards when the pass team into their zone, for example, and something I noticed except for the big finding their niche whether that’s comes your way, you’re left to smash into they don’t surrender the neutral zone moments when it fit perfectly. running a team in Franchise, Season, them and stop your momentum entirely. quite as readily as they did in the past. Visually there’s no major overhaul or Hockey Ultimate Team mode, living Even worse though, catch a pass in the Custom slider settings have always been besides the animations, but the game the life of an NHL player in Be A Pro – a slot and you’re likely out of the prime a key part of making it a more sim-like does seem to run better than past titles mode I’d still LOVE to see overhauled scoring area before you can shoot. experience for those who want it, and have. There’s no more stuttering music into more of an RPG with choices to make RPM Tech 2.0 does away with all that, we’ll see what gamers can do with them during menus and pre-game loading and repercussions to live with, or playing and 99% of my other animation concerns, this year – but expect it to take a few screens, for example, and I haven’t had a online in World of CHEL’s ridiculously right out of the box. Whether you’re a weeks for properly tuned slider settings single noticeable framerate drop during fun Ones and Threes modes. Having over fan of speedier players like McDavid, to start being offered up. gameplay. There are still only faces for a dozen modes to play means the menu’s who dramatically benefit from the puck The audio also saw a major overhaul a select - albeit quite large - group of a little busy, but fortunately you can pin pickup changes, or if you like to cycle the with Doc Emerick and Eddie Olczyk out players, and that seems to also extend to your three favourite to the main screen puck in the opposing team’s zone, RPM and James Cybulski and Ray Ferarro the legendary players brought in for the to help separate the wheat from the chaff. Tech 2.0’s upgrades are a godsend. dropping into the booth. In the pre-release NHL Alumni teams. Guys like Gretzky, 4.5/5 - NHL 20 has some minor issues I’m not going to say there’s nothing left footage I wasn’t sure if this was going to Lemieux, Howe, and Lidstrom look but plays a fun game of hockey. RPM to fix here. I’d still like to see players have be a positive trade or not, as Cybulski’s fantastic, but some of the lesser legends Tech 2.0 is a revolution for the game’s distinctive skating strides, for example, audio seems permanently set at ‘Stanley like Mike Gartner don’t fare quite as well. controls, eliminating most of gamer’s and while they’ve added signature shots Cup Game Seven’ levels of excitement, With a ridiculous assortment of modes complaints, at least on that front. for 18 of the top stars there’s a lot of but after a few games it stopped being to play in, gamers will have no problem

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Even though he was so sick, Bob activities including basketball and baseball spent as much time as he could in his final which he became proficient in. With his dad months reconnecting with friends and mak- as coach he earned the title of top scorer in ing memories with his family, including sev- basketball and played baseball with the Czar eral camping trips and even a trip to Ontario. You’ll reach You’ll get You’ll boost Royals while he was still in school. Another Bob died in the home he loved with his wife, activity he excelled in was curling, another children and grandchildren by his side. your target quality ads the local sport he enjoyed for the rest of his life. Bob Bob will be remembered by those who knew also enjoyed hunting with his father. him best as a humble, thoughtful and gener- audience economy As Bob matured, he enjoyed socializing ous man. with a quick wit and a phenomenal Business owners with his friends including shows, parties and sense of humour. He was a franchise-long fan dances. It was at a wedding dance in Hugh- of the Toronto Blue Jays, and a lover of music rarely have the time By advertising in The By advertising in enden, that he met the love of his life, Jea- and literature. or skills necessary nette Fontaine. It was love at first sight and Bob was always jotting things down and we EDGE, you’re sure to The EDGE, you’ll be the two of them were rarely apart since. They found this shortly after his death: to write advertising married on January 14, 1984 and began their supporting the local In A Second, By Bob Spornitz life in Wainwright where they had much reach your customer copy, take photos In a second you can see a pretty girl and fall more love than money. economy. You’ll help in love. That leads to marriage and children base - those who are and otherwise create They welcomed their daughter Adrienne the papers’ report- and grandchildren and one of them will Marie on June 13, 1985. During this time Bob professional-quality change the world. That is what can happen from Wainwright and was working at a job he loved – riding horse ers, sales consultants, in a second. surrounding areas! ads. By working with carriers, and graphic in a feedlot. This work took them to central The EDGE, you’ll Alberta and then to Saskatchewan where Bob will be lovingly remembered by his Your ad campaigns designers, and other they welcomed their son Jeffrey Ernest Robert wife Jeanette, daughter Adrienne Pretzer (Tra- .1:1ŋ@2>;9@41 on October 8, 1987. vis), son Jeff Spornitz (fiancé Alyson Kuss), will be highly target- employees keep their expertise and skills Bob had worked on drilling rigs right after grandchildren Alicia, Derek and Luke Pretzer, ed and consequently, jobs. Moreover, you’ll high school and in 1989 they moved back parents Ches and Joan Spornitz, sisters Wendy of its team members, work with people to Hughenden and the oil patch. He started Hoff (Grant), Myrna Southoff (Bob), Corinne B1>E1Ŋ1/@5B1 including graphic working on service rigs with CenAlta, where Johnston (Don), brother Dean Spornitz who understand the he took an opportunity to work in Russia (Michelle) and numerous nieces and neph- designers, editors and from 1993-1994. In 1994 his contract was up ews, in-laws and friends. local market. so he started working at Ranchman’s (later Bob was predeceased by his Grandparents ad reps. Crestar) where he met his closest friend, Mal- Boob and Jen Spornitz, and Archie and Peggy colm Torpe. After Crestar closed, he spent Fleming. some time with his family and working on Bob’s wish was for a small family gather- home renovations. November 2000, Bob ing of remembrance to take place in Jasper started working for Weatherford as a tool next July, his favorite spot in the world. hand. 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