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LETHBRIDGE HERALD FILE PHOTO BY MELISSA VILLENEUVE A youngster admires a handmade wooden fire truck while his mother looks on during the 2017 Antique & Toy Show and Sale held at Exhibition Park. This year’s edition returns to Exhibition Park Jan. 26 and 27. Nostalgia on display

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Notices must be received by 5 p.m. Owl Acoustic Lounge, Joanna Fraser on some visits to tropical gardens in St. Lucia, Grenada and • Lethbridge and District Pro-Life’s Annual Dinner and AGM will be held Thursday the week before 411 3 Ave. S., with host Barbados. See what a difference living in a tropical climate makes to the Feb. 7 at Trinity Reformed Church, 1100 40 Ave. N., featuring guest Sun Times publication. Teri Petz. Free choice of plants that gardeners have at their disposal in this beautiful part of speaker Peter Heck, a U.S.-based author, speaker and teacher. He provides admission. Showcasing the world. Everyone is welcome. daily commentaries for The Resurgent, is a contributing columnist for the local talents. Poets, • Teen Reads takes place Jan. 29 at 7 p.m. at The Crossings Branch of the Indianapolis Star, the Christian Post, USA Today, and The Washington Times, bring your poems. For Lethbridge Public Library. Calling all teen readers; this book club is just for and is the author of five books including “When the Beginning Ends: What more info: https://www.facebook.com/Lethbridge-Poetry- you! Read any book that fits our monthly theme, and then hang out with Happens When We Die?” (2017). Doors open at 6 p.m., dinner at 6:30, 276370996264247 . the club by the fireplace (with cookies!) to talk about our books. Open to speaker at 8 p.m. Tickets paid at the door: $25 for adults, $15 for students. • The 5th annual Ecycle Drive will take place Jan. 25-28 , recycling anyone in Grades 7-12. Visit lethlib.ca for more information on this and Speaker only: free with a donation to the food bank. Please reserve your electronics items to reduce e-waste in thelandfill, and to repurpose and other library activities and events. FseORat ahe THEad by cal LETTERSling the pro-life off TOice at THE403-320-LIFE (5433); email reuse what people no longer need. Residents can bring electronics items • Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization will offer a class on [email protected]; or fill out the contact form online at and place them in the bins at Save-On Foods locations (Centre Village Mall “Beginners’ Animal Portraits in Coloured Pencil,” Wednesdays, Jan. 30- EDITORShttp://www.life PAGElethbridge.org/pro-life-events.html . and west Lethbridge) from 8:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m., or at the lot on 1817 3 March 13 from 10 a.m.-noon at the LSCO, 500 11 St. S. Great for either a Ave. S. next to Mint Car Wash from 8:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. There is no cost to beginner or a more experienced student. Fee: $50 for LSCO members, $70 dispose of items. For more details, visit EcycleDrive.com . for non-members. Register by Jan. 25 . For details or to register, call 403- • Shaughnessy Community Hall , 133 3 St. in Shaughnessy, will hold its 320-2222 or visit lethseniors.com . AGENCY OF THE WEEK monthly pancake breakfast Jan. 26 from 8-11 a.m. Cost is $5. Secondhand • Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization will offer a class on “Drawing Treasures rooms will be open. The 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month is From Life,” Thursdays, Jan. 31-March 7 from 1-3:30 p.m. at the LSCO, 500 11 St. S. The class will cover the basics of all drawing like line, shape, value, It’s A Blast (Lethbridge Community Out of School Share your Craft night from 7-9 p.m.; $2 drop-in charge. Bring a craft you Association) are working on, have tea or coffee, visit and share, ask questions about your texture and perspective, and everything from quick stretches to detailed craft or others. Contact Gerrie-Mae at 403-331-9113 for more details. drawings. This is a great class for the beginner as well as a refresher for the • Helen Schuler Nature Centre’s Junior Naturalists program for ages 6-10 more experienced drawer. Fee: $40 for LSCO members, $60 for non- The Lethbridge Community Out of School Association continues Jan. 26 from 10 a.m.-noon, featuring “Tracking.” Adults must members. Register by Jan. 28 . For details or to register, call 403-320-2222 It’s a BLAST program, sign children in and pick them up promptly at noon. For information, call or visit lethseniors.com . established in 1992, is a non- • A book signing featuring Donna Clewes, the author of “Safe Behind the 403-320-3064. profit organization licensed • Join the Lethbridge Public Library Jan. 26 at 10 a.m. at the Main Little Waterfall: Finding Peace and Freedom Through the Journey of Healing,” will take place Feb. 1 from noon-5:30 p.m. at Chapters in Park to provide out of school care Branch and The Crossings Branch to celebrate Family Literacy Day, a national for children 6 to 12 years old. initiative held annually to raise awareness of the importance of reading and Place Shopping Centre. engaging in literacy-related activities as a family. Enjoy celebrity reading • A Roast Beef Dinner will be held Feb. 1 at 6 p.m. at The Salvation Army They offer various before, guests, Drag Queen Storytime, drop-in literacy activities, and a scavenger Community Church of Lethbridge, 1302 4 Ave. S. Cost is $17.50 a plate after school, and summer hunt (different activities are offered at each branch). and includes choice of salad, main course, dessert and beverage. Tickets are programs in several schools • Annual Lethbridge Antique and Toy Show and Sale will take place limited so call 403-328-8611 to reserve yours. All proceeds go to benefit throughout the city. The Jan. 26 from 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. and Jan. 27 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Partners in Mission (projects The Salvation Army is doing in Third World countries). vision of the Lethbridge Exhibition Park (South Pavilion). Featuring antiques, retro and vintage items, Share your time with the help Community Out of School games, glassware, jewelry, dolls and toys; country, cottage and farmhouse • Play Your Ukulele in Public Day will be celebrated Feb. 2 from 11:30 decor; comics, sports cards; military, sports and coin collectibles; diecast; a.m.-12 p.m. in the ATB Community Room at Casa, 230 8 St. S. Come and of Volunteer Lethbridge. Visit Association, It’s a BLAST action figures; farm toys, quilts and more. Admission $4 (12 and under participate by bringing your uke and strumming along, or by bringing your www.volunteerlethbridge.com Program is to become the voice and singing along, or simply coming out to help “bring the world premier out of school care free). Proceeds go to charity. Vendor information: email or call 403-332-4320 . [email protected] or phone 403-381-9056. together, four strings at a time.” All ages and skill levels welcome. For program in Lethbridge. On a • South Country Jamboree Society will hold a jam session Jan. 27 at 1 further information call 403-331-9426 or email Mary-Anne at daily basis they offer creative p.m. at the Lethbridge Legion (Memorial Hall). Meals may be ordered after 3 [email protected]. • The 7th Annual Pronghorns Scholarship Breakfast will take place activities, Centers (Lego, K’nex etc.), games, drama p.m. from Great Plate Catering. activities, physical activities, and quiet and reading. • The German Canadian Club of Lethbridge , 902 6 St. N., will host Feb. 6 from 7-9 a.m. in the 1st Choice Savings Centre gymnasium, German Dinner Night Jan. 28 , featuring Bavarian Roast Pork. Cost is $20. featuring broadcaster and former NHL goaltender Kelly Hrudey as the How the community can help: Reservations are required for both dine-in and take-outs. Doors open at keynote speaker. Tickets $125 each, with funds going directly to the U of L To learn more about the Lethbridge Community Out of 4:30 p.m., take-outs at 5 p.m., dinner at 5:30 p.m. For reservations, call Pronghorn Athletics teams. 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p for a little treasure hunting? The annual Lethbridge Antique and Toy Show and Sale returns Uto Exhibition Park Jan. 26 and 27, bringing its usual array of nostalgic treasures to delight visitors young and old. The popular event features some 200 tables displaying antiques, retro and vintage items, games, glassware, jewelry, dolls and toys; country, cottage and farmhouse decor; comics, sports cards; military, sports and coin collectibles; diecast collectibles; action figures; farm toys, quilts and more. There will also be a concession and kettle corn available. The show will run Saturday, Jan. 26 from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, Jan. 27 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the South Pavilion at Exhibition Park, located at 3401 South Parkside Drive. Admission is $4, with children 12 and under admitted free. The event is run by volunteers and proceeds after expenses go to assist local LETHBRIDGE HERALD FILE PHOTOS charities. In the past, the show has benefited such organizations as Harbour Above, a young girl examines one of the dolls at House, Interfaith Food Bank Baby the 2015 Lethbridge Antiques and Toys Show and Program, Lethbridge Food Bank, Salvation Sale. At right, visitors look over a collection of farm Army Kids’ Camp, STARS Air Ambulance, toys at the 2016 show. cancer research, the Humane Society, Scouts programs, and Streets Alive. assortment of toys. “We try to pick charities so that the Groenheide said it isn’t hard to tell when money stays local,” event organizer Dick a visitor is gripped by nostalgic feelings Groenheide said prior to a previous year’s because of something they’ve spied at the show. show. Groenheide has been organizing the “When someone comes by your booth, annual show since 2013, and this year’s by the sparkle in their eyes, you can tell event will be the 10th one staged in they’ve had this before at some time in Lethbridge. The show has its roots in their life.” Coaldale, where it was operated for Groenheide can understand such several years by the Coaldale Chamber of feelings, since he was a fan of Hot Wheels Commerce. After the chamber decided to toys when he was young and continues to stop organizing it, “some of us vendors collect them. took it over,” Groenheide said. The show which began humbly in a The show is fun for all ages, from adults school gym now attracts 2,000-plus who bask in the nostalgia of seeing items attendees over the two days, and vendors from bygone years to youngsters who are come from Calgary, Red Deer and beyond understandably drawn to the vast in order to participate. Stories of amazing animal journeys

and directional skills of pets. turned up in the old Jersey neighborhood, stories, I just might make an exception. Be Although mBy fDamanilyn rye cTeynrtelye watched the I can personally vouch for these its little paw pads worn down from sure to mention the newspaper in which 1943 “Lassie, Come Home” on TV, we attributes. When my wife and I moved into hundreds of miles of walking and an you saw this essay. haven’t seen the “in theaters now!” movie our home in 1993, we transplanted five of estimated 3,276 slaps on the snooze alarm. Yes, pets are resourceful about “A Dog’s Way Home” yet. my parents’ cats. Four of them adjusted Whether it’s loyalty to individuals or triumphing over impossible odds; but the (Buying concessions to go with watching well, but poor Lambchop was never happy loyalty to familiar surroundings, the hope th at springs eternal within the a certain superhero who breathes under and walked several miles back to his lengths to which animals will go are indeed human breast isn’t always justified. water left my bank account under water.) birthplace. He was supremely proud of uncanny. If you’ve spoiled them enough I realize now that my brother and I were Based on a novel by W. Bruce Cameron, himself, until he got run over a week later with the “Good boy!” routine, they’ll go to just grasping at straws when our childhood “A Dog’s Way Home” involves a dog named and learned too late that this “nine lives” even greater lengths to impress you. (“I Boston terrier Pee Wee disappeared and we Bella who becomes separated from her propaganda is Fake News. forgot to wear a Fitbit during my epic 400- convinced ourselves that he had beloved owner and begins an “epic 400- Dodsey was a feisty stray cat who mile journey. I’d better go back and do it recognized a licence plate and hopped a mile journey” to reunite with him. adopted us and promptly started driving again.”) truck back to Kansas City. The movie resonates well with teens who our other tomcats away, one by one. We Different people have different ideas Come to think of it, I’m starting to undertake an epic 400-mile journey to gave him away twice. The second time, he about how animals accomplish their wonder why our childhood landlord would carry the garbage out to the curbside. (“No, returned after a week and forgave us for navigation. Some believe God gave them install a toilet that was a direct link to I didn’t have to survive wolves and our transgressions. We surrendered, gave the instinct. Others believe it evolved over Goldfish Heaven... avalanches; but I was late responding to him a “forever home” and supplied him the time. This is why so many pets make a Danny welcomes email responses at three texts and my classmates might have additional name “Ulysses.” detour on their epic journey home. (“The [email protected] and visits to his seen me and stuff.”) More amazingly, when my wife’s comfy sofa can wait! I wanna visit Charles Facebook fan page “Tyree’s Tyrades.” Anyway, the premise of “A Dog’s Way grandmother moved from New Jersey to Darwin’s birthplace first!”) Danny’s weekly column is distributed Home” and similar films has gotten me Florida, she took her cat with her. The cat I rarely write sequels to columns; but if exclusively by Cagle Cartoons Inc. started thinking about the amazing loyalty ran away. Several months later, the feline enough of you write to me with your own newspaper syndicate. January 23, 2019 - Lethbridge Sun Times/Shopper - page 4 THEARTS Busy week on local music scene

hings are starting to pick up on the music scene this week, about the same time I’m going on vacation on the buzz Tthe Outlaw Country Cruise from Tampa to the Bahamas and back. There is a lot of fun to be had right here in LIVE MUSIC Lethbridge. Start off the week on Wednesday, Jan. 23 with Calgary based Richard Amery alternative rock band Krowns featuring the music of Kyle McKearney, Shade McKearney Sun Times columnist and Adam Casey. Megan Brown has returned from her travels and has a busy week. In addition to playing the songwriter’s showcase at the Slice, Jan. 26, she will also likely be celebrating Robbie Burns Day at the Owl Acoustic Lounge with the Junkman’s Quire, Jan. 24. That will be preceded by the Owl Acoustic Lounge’s poetry open mic which begins at 7:30 p.m. I’ll miss a couple of awesome shows on Jan. 25. Up at the Watertower Grill, one of my favourite new classic rock bands, Blame Andi, including vocalist Andrea Roberts, bassist Shawn Worden, lead guitarist Sheldon Arvay and drummer Ryan Dyck, will be holding court from 8-11 p.m., playing all of your favourite classic rock and pop hits on both Jan. 25 and 26. One show I am really sorry to miss will be at the Owl Acoustic Lounge. Regina-based indie rock band Bears in Hazenmore will be playing with the queen of Island, Carolyn Mark and as a bonus, Vancouver-based surf/rock/folk duo Kitty and the Rooster. So bring your sense of humour, the filthier the better. Kitty and the Rooster aka Jodie Ponto behind the cat mask and the drum kit and Noah Walker, sporting a rooster mask and wielding the axe, are playing in support of their new CD “One Gig Hard Drive.” Admission is by donation. There are a lot of excellent shows on the weekend. Tanner Cyr and local pop band Stars from Streetlights make a long-awaited return to the stage when they play the Slice, Jan. 25. alternative rock band Indifferent are also on the bill. REQUIRED Admission is $15. The show will begin around 9 p.m. Winnipeg country musician Sean Burns returns to Casino IMMEDIATELY:Lethbridge this weekend, Jan. 25 and 26. INSIDE MARKETING/SALES SUPPORTAnd the Herb Hicks Jazz Quartet return to the Mocha FULL TIME Cabana on Jan. 25. There is a lot of fun on Saturday, Jan. 26 as well. We have an immediate openingE aforst aIndian-influenced Delta bluesman Harry Manx visits bright, energetic individual thine Eourmpress Theatre beginning at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are advertising department. $37.50. The INSIDE SALES & MARKETINGBack home, Good Times welcomes back comedian Charles Andrew Payne for two shows at 6 and 9:30 p.m. position will be in contact with existing The Owl Acoustic Lounge rocks out on Jan. 26 with a 19013CE0 clients and new businesses spsellingecial ticketed event featuring Edmonton stoner rock trio and servicing local advertisingB needs.lack Mastiff plus Whitehorse duo Soda Pony and local rock You will ultimately be responsibleban dforBi loxi Parish. Admission is $10. assisting in ad layouts, ad proo ngF oandr a contrast, the Slice features a songwriter’s showcase providing superior customer nserviceight fe aturing music from George Arsene, Makiisma through phone and email contact.(Megan Brown), Corduroy Brown (James Swinney) and This position will work withinChr isanD rew. Admission is by donation. established sales team to promoteAnd g et ready to laugh for a good time as Good Times a strong business and communityfeatures a comedy benefit Sunday, Jan. 27 for the identity. Colombon-Rodriguez family who lost everything in a fire, 7- Your hours and days of work10 p can.m. Performers include Lakshjit Gill, John Pogo, Ainsley McPhail, Solly KP, Cole Howg, Brian Daydiuk and Jordi Bott. be  exible for the ideal candidate- Tickets are $15 advance, $20 at door. The show is 7-10 p.m., the position o ers a base wageSu nplusday, Jan. 27. commission compensation structure.The first big country music show of the year is at the Resumes should be marked:Enmax Centre, Jan. 28. Airdrie-born Paul Brandt, Northern Attention ManagerAlberta’s High Valley and musician Jess Albertans like you Moskaluke will be performing beginning at 7 p.m. Tickets and can be emailed to:are $43, $53, $93 or $99.50. [email protected] rock/folk/surf duo Kitty and the Rooster are are saving energy excited to make their Lethbridge debut, Jan. 25 in support of Applications closetheir new CD “One Gig Hard Drive” as part of their “Best in January 31, 2019 Snow Tour.” & money The duo include drummer Jodie Ponto, who wears a We thank you in advance for your interest.rub ber cat mask during their shows and guitarist Noah Only selected individuals will be contacted for interviews. No phone calls please. Walker, wearing a rooster mask. They were a hit at South Country Fair last year, but are excited to play Lethbridge with Carolyn Mark and Bears in With a few simple energy ecient Hazenmore at the Owl Acoustic Lounge, Jan. 25. upgrades, the savings add up. They were kind enough to take some time away from Plus new oers and rebates for bigger their vacation in Mexico to answer a few questions ticket items mean renos could be easier through the wonders of e- mail: than you’d think. How did you two meet and what made you decide to make music together? Start saving today at Kitty & The Rooster is the AlbertansGetEcient.ca product of a torrid love affair in soggy tent during a very rainy music fest in Wells, B.C. A few years after our initial fest-mance we started to get to that point in a relationship where you either need to have a baby or start a band. We picked band. CONTINUED ON PAGE 8

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EDITORIAL: An opinion Right move on voting for expats he Supreme Court of has ruled in favour of voting rights for Canadian expats, which Canada has never had fully. T This is a positive development for the fundamental democratic rights of Canadian citizens, regardless of where they live, and shouldn’t be, nor is in reality, a partisan issue. Prior to 1993, only members of the Canadian Armed Forces and government employees were permitted to vote from abroad. Then-prime minister Jean Chrétien loosened this restriction, allowing all citizens who’ve lived abroad for fewer than five years to participate in our democratic process. This wasn’t strictly enforced until Stephen Harper came to power, which led to this Charter challenge from Gillian Frank and Jamie Duong — two professors at U.S. universities who weren’t allowed to vote in 2011. As the Supreme Court reasoned in its 5-2 decision Jan. 11, ceasing to live in Canada doesn’t take away one’s Charter rights, slamming the ban for citizens who’ve lived abroad for five years or more as “arbitrary.” All Canadians should be allowed to vote in Canadian elections if they want to. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government passed Bill C-76 in the summer, which was intended to restore this fundamental right to Canadian expats. But the Supreme Court validated it and rightfully so. Allowing ex-pats to vote is not a particularly controversial policy — the United States, even under Basketball debuts ... king abdicates ... around the world in 72 days ultranationalist President Donald Trump, permits it. If Jan. 20 signal brought help when the “Republic” rammed and you have U.S. citizenship and have never lived in the On this date: sank the “Florida” off the New England coast. U.S., you can still vote. In 1783, Britain and the United States signed an In 1941, Franz Von Werra became the only German As Rhodes scholar Yasmin Rafiei pointed out in the armistice, and fighting in the Revolutionary War ceased on prisoner of war to escape in Canada. Enroute to a northern pages of the Jan. 11 Globe and Mail, allowing ex-pats the Feb. 4. prison camp, he escaped from a train near right to vote keeps them connected to developments in In 1892, the first game of basketball was played in Prescott, Ont., and made it into the United States in a their country of origin, increasing the likelihood that Springfield, Mass. It was invented by Canadian-born stolen rowboat. When he got back to Germany, Hitler they return and contribute to it. teacher James Naismith. awarded him the Iron Cross. Von Werra True, as Postmedia columnist Brian Lilley pointed out, In 1929, the first full-length talking picture was later killed in action. the U.S. also permits the death penalty. Would advocates shot outdoors, “In Old Arizona,” was for giving expats the right to vote support the death released by Fox. Jan. 24 penalty? he asked. In 1981, the American hostage crisis in In 1556, the most deadly earthquake of But this isn’t simply a matter of “They do it, so it’s OK.” Iran came to an end. The release came all time struck China’s Shaanxi province. It It’s a matter of the fundamental, inalienable rights of moments after the U.S. presidency passed killed 830,000 people. citizens to have input in the way the country they belong from Jimmy Carter to Ronald Reagan. The In 1848, James Marshall discovered a to, even if they haven’t resided there for a while. 52 Americans had been held for 444 days. gold nugget at Sutter’s Mill in northern There are many other aspects of U.S. political culture Radical Iranian students had seized the U.S. California — a discovery that led to the many Canadians would correctly find undesirable — embassy on Nov. 4, 1979, demanding the Gold Rush of 1849. materialized police forces, elected judges, an over- U.S. extradite the deposed shah to stand In 1908, the first Boy Scout troop was emphasis on states’ rights. trial in Iran. organized by a British soldier, Sir Robert However, when it comes to protecting the rights of its Baden-Powell. For his work in organizing citizens abroad, the U.S. has got it right. Credit where Jan. 21 the Boy Scout and Girl Guide movements, credit is due. In 1793, during the French Revolution, this week he received a peerage in 1929. He died in Would many of these expats be more inclined to vote King Louis XVI, condemned for treason, was 1941. for the prime minister who restored their right to vote? sent to the guillotine. IN HISTORY In 1972, Japanese soldier Shoichi Yokoi Likely, but there are undoubtedly Conservative and In 1839, Acadia College was opened in was discovered on the Pacific island of NDP-oriented Canadians who live abroad. Wolfville, N.S. Guam. He stayed hidden in the jungle for more than 27 And not all expats are living outside of Canada by In 1936, Edward, Prince of Wales, was proclaimed years, believing the Second World War was still going on. choice. Many sought jobs abroad when they couldn’t at Britain’s king, one day after the death of his father, King home and would return if they were able to. George V. Edward reigned for only 11 months, abdicating Jan. 25 But for those who automatically oppose anything the on Dec. 11 to marry a divorced American, Wallis Warfield In 1579, the “Treaty of Utrecht” was signed, marking the prime minister does, calling him a “globalist” and Simpson. Edward’s younger brother Albert became king in beginning of the Dutch Republic. “traitor,” this policy is some red meat, facts be damned. his place, reigning as George VI until 1952. In 1759, poet Robert Burns was born in Alloway, An editorial from the In 1976, the supersonic Concorde jet was put into service Scotland. Best known for his descriptions of country life by Britain and France, with flights from London to Bahrain and for satires against the religious and political hypocrisy and from Paris to Rio de Janeiro. (The Concorde airliner of the day, Burns wrote much of his poetry in his broad was retired in 2003.) Scots dialect. He lived a life of hard labour and poverty while struggling with his father on a series of poor farms. Jan. 22 Burns nearly emigrated to Jamaica in 1786, the year his In 1807, Canada’s first curling club, the Montreal Curling first volume of poetry was published to great acclaim. FOR THE SUN TIMES: FOR THE SHOP ‘N BUY: Club, was founded. The club’s first game was played on the In 1890, reporter Nellie Bly of the New York World Advertising: Advertising: St. Lawrence River on April 11th of that year. returned home, completing an around-the-world journey 403-328-4410 403-329-8225 In 1901, Queen Victoria died at age 82, ending her nearly in 72 days, six hours and 11 minutes. That beat the fictional Circulation: Classifieds: 64-year reign — the second-longest in British history. 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“It’s very cool. The label chose the singles, though they Band opening for The Trews aren’t really representative of what we do,” he said, Richard Amery adding the next single “Little Tears” is more For the Sun Times/Shopper representative of the band and will be released in time for the tour. They recorded the new CD twice. dmonton based indie rock/alt country band “We recorded it last October in our keyboardist’s (Matt Altameda had a fun year last year. They played a Kraus) family’s cabin. But we thought it needed more lot of festivals, toured with the Sheepdogs and are polishing and the songs needed more road testing. So Eembarking on a tour with the Trews in advance of when we were in Toronto, we started shopping it around. their new second CD “Time Hasn’t Changed You,” which We sent one to Aaron Goldstein, who plays with Daniel was due out in March, but has been moved up to Jan. 25 Romano and City and Colour and he sent us a long e- to coincide with the Trews’ “Civilianaires’ tour which mail back to us outlining all of the influences he heard stops by Average Joe’s Feb. 5. and they were the same as our influences, so we recorded “We’ve been sitting on it for about a year, so we’re it with him,” he related, adding that ended up being a CORRECTION pretty excited to get it out in the world. The label thought great idea as Goldstein not only added extra it would be better to release it before this tour,” said instrumentation like steel guitar, but also welcomed the NOTICE Altameda frontman Troy Snaterse. He is joined by talents of a few high-profile guests like saxophonist bandmates Todd Andrews, Matt Kraus and Erik Grice. Joseph Shabason who has worked with the War on Drugs In the circular beginning Friday, January They were last in Lethbridge, May 2 with Arizona’s and fiddle player Kendal Carson, who plays with John Jared and The Mill. Prine and Barney Bentall. 18, 2019, we intended to signify the B1G1 “I think that was the first time we were in Lethbridge, “She (Kendal Carson)was in town with Barney Bentall Free Baskets & Decorative Boxes offer but we’re talking to our agent about coming back to and needed to borrow a cable or something, so Aaron excludes Easter Baskets and did not. Lethbridge after this tour and to some of the other asked her to stop by the studio and while she was here, smaller cities we’re going to with the Trews,” he enthused. got her to play on a song ‘Fire’ and she just killed it,” he “We get 45 minutes, so we’ll start with a couple of the said. We apologize for any inconvenience this rockers, then pare it down for some more acoustic The finished product got picked up by Pheromone numbers, then end with a couple more rockers,” he said, Records and Cadence Records. may have caused. adding they would be up for an encore jam with the “They’re a subsidiary of Universal, and they have been Trews as the Trews have been wont to do with other really helpful to us,” he said. opening acts like the Glorious Sons. In addition to the new CD coming out in March, they “I wasn’t aware they did that, but we’d love to do that,” are also re-releasing their double album “Dirty Rain” on he said. vinyl, Feb. 1. Altameda has released two of the rockers on the new They have a busy year planned including tours in CD, “Rolling Back To Me” and “Losing Sleep,” both have Europe and possibly playing South By SouthWest in which have been played on Edmonton Oilers broadcasts. Austin Texas in March. “They played ‘Losing Sleep’ during a montage of Oilers Altameda and the Trews play Average Joe’s, Tuesday plays last week, which is pretty cool. Our agent has a Feb. 5 at 8 p.m. sharp. Tickets are $35 in advance, $40 day pretty good relationship with SportsCentre,” he said. of the show.

SUBMITTED PHOTO Edmonton’s Altameda are touring with The Trews on their Civilianaires tours, which stops by Average Joe’s Feb. 5.

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performing in masks? during the set. Then he realized, if he did pass out, people Yes, our masks will be making an appearance in would love it, so he played even harder and managed to Lethbridge! It is almost impossible to see in the masks so make it through one of our favourite shows of the summer. THE BUZZ The Rooster has had a few epic bails on stage but it adds an What do you hope people will take with them after one of element of danger to the show. your shows? Jodie, you’re a band photographer. Which came first, Hopefully people will take home one of our Kitty & The CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4 photography or music? Why did you form this band? What Rooster prayer candles with images of Mary Kitty and was the concept behind it? Rooster Jesus on them and maybe one of our Kitty & The A lot of your songs on the new CD are about sex; what The Kitty has been a professional photographer for a Rooster lollipops which we like to call C— Suckers and P— inspired you to write about sex? (I play the Sexercise a lot long time and so it made sense that when we started the Lickers on my punk show on CKXU) What inspired the songs in band that it had to have a significant visual component. What are we going to be hearing at the show? What are general? Shortly after our first rehearsal we ordered away to a you looking forward to most about it? They always tell you to “write what you know” so Kitty & company called “State of Latex” for some cat and rooster A healthy dose of surf-tastic rock n’ roll with Jodie (the The Rooster has a lot of songs about touring in an unknown masks. Jodie Ponto put to use her photo skills to make a Kitty) Ponto on the stand-up cocktail drum kit, and Noah band, our hometown of Vancouver B.C., and yeah … Kitty series of hilarious images and photoshops which we call (The Rooster) Walker on guitar dishing out some reverby & The Rooster’s main goal with songwriting is to make our “Pontoshops”. retro comedy rock. We are looking forward to playing in friends laugh. We figure if we can achieve that then we are What do you remember about your last show in the Lethbridge and seeing some friends and family we haven’t on the right track. The song Sexercise is all about The Lethberidge area? seen in a while and to be reunited with the Queen of Rooster’s exercise philosophy and how to stay in shape This is our first time! Although we’re popping our Vancouver Island, Carolyn Mark. Whenever she is involved when touring in a rock n’ roll band. Lethbridge cherry, we have played in the area at South you know it’s going to be a good time. In your promo pics you both have cat and rooster masks. Country Fair before. We played in the afternoon and it was Will it be just the duo; do you add other musicians to live Do they appear on stage? What is the biggest challenge so blisteringly hot that Noah was worried he might pass out shows? Not JUST a duo! A high-energy rock n’ roll show with the sound of a full band. Though there’s only two of us on stage we have to haul more gear than most rock bands. That said, whenever possible we do perform with our backup singers The C—kettes. You’re playing with Carolyn Mark and Bears in Hazenmore. What do you enjoy most about playing with them? Oops, I already raved about Carolyn Mark but I’d happily rave some more. She is just the best and easily one of our biggest heroes/influences. We are excited to see Bears in Hazenmore too, we’re both playing at the Big Winter Classic festival in Calgary the day before. CONTINUED ON PAGE 9

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She earned a platinum record for her hit give him something to do while I’m away,” Another highlight was doing an acoustic “Cheap Wine and Cigarettes,” the only she laughed, adding juggling a busy music concert for CBC last year. female artist to win one since Shania Twain. career and a marriage won’t be difficult. “I’ve done a couple of those. They’re BUZZ She also took home her third CCMA award “We’ve been making it work ever since I unusual for us. But they’re a great way to for female artist of the year and just got a started this career,” she observed, noting highlight the songs and my voice. They’re gold record for “Kiss Me Quiet.” A few of the she is gearing up for the first big tour of the really cool. They add a lot of variables to the CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8 highlights including winning best album for year — The Journey Tour with Paul Brandt, music,” she said. her third album, “Past The Past,” at the 2018 High Valley and fellow Saskatchewanites She is as surprised as anyone by all of the Now the CD is out, what are your plans? CCMA awards, playing a tribute to Shania the Hunter Brothers, which stops by the success she has enjoyed. Do you have a big tour in the works for it? Twain, charted several hits including “Past Enmax Centre, Monday, Jan. 28. “I didn’t expect any of this, the tours, the I type this from an airport in Mexico the Past” and “Save Some of That Whiskey” “I’ve played with all of them before. So hits, the Juno award, any of it,” she said, where we just spent a week writing a whole and, oh yes, also married her longtime that’s going to be a lot of fun. It’s a long tour. adding she has another busy year ahead of batch of new songs that will be on our next boyfriend in August. It’s going to take at least five weeks,” she her. record. Kitty & The Rooster will be touring “It’s been a great year,” Moskaluke enthused. “The Paul Brandt tour will take up the extensively between now enthused from her home in Rocanville, “I only know what we’re doing. We’ve got first part of the year. I’m really excited about and the end of summer then we are getting distracted by her frolicking dogs, a 30-minute set. The Hunter Brothers will the tour with Paul. I’ve got new music I’m planning on heading out to Ontario and noting the highlight is getting married, be on first, then us, then High Valley and working on new music and somewhere beyond in the fall. though she has no plans to turn him into a Paul Brandt will finish,” she outlined, along the way we’d like to squeeze a musician and teach him guitar. adding she doesn’t know what she will be honeymoon in there someplace,” she said, Rocanville, Sask.-based country star Jess “He works in the oilfield. But it’s funny playing. adding does all her writing in Nashville. Moskaluke has a lot to be excited about you ask that. I can barely play guitar myself, “I can’t tell you that. I’ll be playing my over the last year and indeed the past 10 but I have a guitar and he’s expressed songs. But I don’t think I’ve ever written a years. interested in learning how to play it. It will set list for a show,” she mused. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 10 Winter Deals! Montana Mermaids Clip these Coupons &

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Jolene Draper and the Inquisitive Few Mercedes Fawns and a tight band I didn’t recognize other Friday, Jan. 11 was my first opportunity to check out the than the Rainbow Patrol’s Richard Charlton, who also new Watertower Grill, located, as expected in the produced her album. THE BUZZ watertower on Mayor Magrath Drive. Fawns doesn’t play live very often; at least, I haven’t seen The room was packed wall to wall for Jolene Draper and her play for a few years, which made it a treat to see such a the Inquisitive Few and I had to squeeze my way through a strong show. She started off with a piece of free-form poetry CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 lot of chairs and tables placed right next to each other to before bringing in the band to rock out. make it to the bar, located right next to the windows, so you She had a powerful voice which brought to mind Avril “I’m still in the very beginning stages of writing new can see Lethbridge from the west. Lavigne and a touch of Alanis Morissette. She put a music. I like to do all of my songwriting in Nashville. it’s a It is always a pleasure to hear Jolene Draper sing, captivating set, bouncing around the stage and knew how central hub and better than having to drive two hours for a especially when backed by a crack band of bassist Steve to control her voice and her microphone. single songwriting meeting. And I have to decide how to Martin, lead guitarist Braeden Rouse and drummer Ryan Their set focused on original music, but they rocked an release it,” she said, adding she doesn’t have any date in Ebbinghoff. I arrived during a sultry version of Peggy Lee’s SIA cover. She followed that with a couple more songs from mind to release the new music. For now, she is just excited “Fever.” the album, “Backseat” and “Freezing in April.” to tour. They covered a variety of musical styles including quirky, They ended the show with the new single, “Lighting “I’m just excited to play and to get to see some people,” jazz-tinged originals, a couple of capable covers of classics Candles With Matches.” she said. like me and Bobby mcGee, ’90s rock with Four Non The show begins at 7 p.m., Monday, Jan. 28 at 7 p.m. Blondes’ “What’s Going On” and a spooky Portishead cover, January 23 Tickets are $43, $53, $93 or $99.50. which ended the set I saw. Beaches — open mic Martin alternated between upright bass and electric Slice — Krowns Reviews January 24 bass. Rouse showed he was a phenomenal guitarist, playing Slice — open mic with Gabriel Thaine Folk Club at the Cave ambient riffs and bluesy solos. The Zoo — Thursday Thursday open mic The Lethbridge Folk Club opened the new year with a They added a touch of psychedelic rock. And their Owl Acoustic Lounge — 7 p.m. Owl Poetry open mic with Terri Petz 9:30 soldout show at the Lethbridge College Cave, Saturday, Jan. drummer kept a strong, steady beat. Draper, as always, p.m. Robbie Burns Celebration with Junkman’s Quire 12. As usual on a Saturday, I arrived late, but caught the end sang in her beautiful, unique warble. January 25 of a hot set from John Hannam and his bandmates, Keith “Catfish” Woodrow is starting to put on blues shows Slice — Tanner Cyr and Stars From Streetlights And Indifferent 8 p.m. $15 in keyboardist Steve Fletcher, upright bassist Jason Valleau in Lethbridge. He played an excellent show at the Slice, advance and drummer Jon May. Casino Lethbridge — Sean Burns Friday, Jan. 11. Watertower — Blame Andi 8:30 p.m. Hannam sang earnest original folk and acoustic music He had a decent, receptive and patient audience in Owl Acoustic Lounge — Bears in Hazenmore with Carolyn mark and Kitty including “Only Love Can Save Us Now,” from the new CD. I attendance who didn’t mind as he took his time tuning his and the Rooster arrived as Fletcher was blasting out a melodica solo, many guitars. He and his tight band played an array of Honker’s Pub — open mic making Hannam’s music sound a little more Celtic on blues music including relative newcomers like Keb Mo to Mocha Cabana — Herb Hicks Jazz Quartet with Sheena Lawson several songs, especially on “Goodnight Nova Scotia.” more classic blues tracks like “Hoochie Coochie Man,” John Good Times — Roast Battle They ended as Hannam joked about not leaving the stage January 26 Lee Hooker’s “Boom, Boom, Boom” which had a couple of KCs Pub — open mic and waiting for applause before returning for an encore, couples dancing and slower blues like “Stormy Monday,” Slice — Songwriters showcase with Makiisma, Corduroy Brown, Chris Drew, and noted he and the band would just go ahead and play which had them listening. George Arsene the encore of “Damn Tattoo.” They received a standing He switched to a national steel guitar to break out some Owl Acoustic Lounge — special ticketed event With Black Mastiff, Soda ovation for it. slide powered blues including “Walking Blues.” He talked a Pony, Biloxi Parish, FaceCut $10 Global Acid Reset at the Slice little about the history of the music and some of the major Honker’s Pub — afternoon open mic As expected, a decent crowd showed up for Global Acid players he was playing. Empress Theatre — Harry Manx Reset, who returned to the Owl Acoustic Lounge, Saturday, Casino Lethbridge — Sean Burns He also welcomed Calgary bluesman Harley Packer on Watertower — Blame Andi 8:30 p.m. Jan. 12. stage to add guitar solos to a couple of songs as well as to Good Times — Charles Andrew Payne Taylor Ackerman played big solos and bellowed out up- sing lead vocals on another. KCs Pub — open mic tempo blues music while drummer Dustin Gergel and It is always exciting to see rising talent perform, so I January 27 bassist Pat Ackerman set down a solid groove as the trio caught Mercedes Fawns’ CD release party at the Owl Good Times — Comedy benefit show for Colombon-Rodriguez family $15 played an exuberant set of blues-based rock and roll. Acoustic Lounge, Friday, Jan. 14 for her new CD “I Grew Up advance, $20 at door 7-10 p.m. with Performers include Lakshjit Gill, the He played some blues music by people like R.L. Burnside Here.” John Pogo, Ainsley McPhail, Solly KP, Cole Howg, Brian Daydiuk, Jordi Bott and switched to another guitar to play slide for blues classic I missed opening sets from Bailey Kate and The New “Boot Hill.” Weather Machine, but was glad to catch the main event — To read The Buzz in its entirety and see a comprehensive list of upcoming shows, visit www.lethsuntimes.com.

HOLY BIBLE or STRONG DELUSION? Where the inspiration of our Bibles is denied and Psalm 138:2 and all other words of God are said to apply only to the “Lost Originals”, James Strong has instead been magni ed. His corrupt Greek and Hebrew de nitions pepper today’s preaching, as if his Concordance were the  nal and 67th book of the Bible. His liberal de nitions are used as quick and weak patched to  ll a void in Bible-study time or sermons. The frantic  ipping back and forth in Strong’s should give way to quietly sitting beside the still waters of the scriptures and looking up all the Bible’s usages of QUICK ADS a word. James Strong’s liberal views got him a seat on the corrupt Revised Version (1881, Westcott and Hort) and the American Standard Version (ASV) Committees. On those committees Strong joined Unitarians (e.g. Thayer, Abbott, Smith), a child molester (C.J. Vaughan), followers of Luciferian H.P. Blavatsky (e.g. C.D. Ginsburg, Phillip Schaff), and a horde of Bible critics (e.g. S.R. Driver), who together changed nearly 10,000 words of text. The denial of the virgin birth is seen in the ASV and new versions in Luke 2:33. BBATH-RITESeeA andT FeelH -theR DifferenceITE They change the KJV’s “Joseph and his mother” to “his father and his mother.” Joseph was not Jesus’ father. Re nishing Bathtubs, Strong’s bible (along with most new versions) has no ‘Lucifer’ (Isaiah 14:12). Clawfoot Tubs, Tiles, Tub Surrounds. Lucifer becomes the “day-star,” of Roman mythology, which equates Lucifer Cabinet Re nishing and Painting. with Christ. Ideas from Roman and Greek mythology permeate lexicons. Their note for Isaiah 14:12 gives the reader a cross references to Jesus Christ in 2 Chip Repairs and Color Matching. Peter 1:19, Rev. 2:28, 22:16! This makes Jesus Christ the devil and “fallen from [email protected] heaven,” “cast down to the ground,” “down to hell” and “abominable.” Strong’s ASV speci es that in their opinion Jesus is a “creature” not the Creator. 403-593-2284 • www.bathrite.ca Therefore it is no surprise that the ASV marginal note for John 9:38 states that Jesus Christ is just a man, a “creature,” and not God, the “Creator.” (Also see the note in Matt. 2:2). The ASV note for the verse, “And he said, Lord, I believe, And To be part of this he worshipped him,” says, “The Greek word denotes an act of reverence, whether paid to a creature (as weekly feature call here) or to the Creator. . .” The latest editions of Strong’s Concordance have been corrupted to further Teresa at Your one stop shop for all your indoor gardening needs! match the corrupt new versions. The Complete Strong’s Concordance and its Greek Dictionary had King James Bible critic, Gregory Stephens, 403-329-8225 • Plant Nutrients • Flood Tables • Grow Medium • Aeroponics among its editors. The latest  asco is called The Strongest Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance. Its editor is new version fan, John • Grow Lights • Hydroponics • Instruction • Grow Tents Kohlenberger. It is published by NIV publisher, Zondervan, so • Test Meters • Vegetable Seeds Books • And more! it is sure to make its de nitions match the NIV. Zondervan is a Shop online at happygrowsupplies.com. Canada wide shipping available. subsidiary of Harper-Collins, the publisher of The Satanic Bible. Taken from: ‘Which Bible is God’s Word? By: Dr. G.A. Riplinger 220F - 12 St. A North, Free local pick up. 3514 - 9 Ave N, Lethbridge, AB. Lethbridge Mon-Fri 9AM-6PM. Sat 10AM-2PM. 403-380-2847 For your FREE Holy Bible Call: Christ The Way Bookstore 1-866-576-2700 Quick-Ads: $15.00 per square per week. All ads must be prepaid. Deadline for Quick-Ads is Thursday at 12:00 pm. Also for all your Christian Books & History Books January 23, 2019 SUN TIMES/SHOPPER 11 CCRROOSSSSWWOORRDD

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No human deaths due to meteorite impacts have been documented in modern times, though we have had close calls with the Tunguska event in Siberia in 1908 and the one in 2013 near Chelyabinsk, Russia. But our ancestors were not so lucky. And it is sobering to consider that a meteor likely did in the dinosaurs.

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