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ONLINE: myLH.ca TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2015 PRICE $1.25 PLUS GST Front lines of fentanyl fight patients. But on the ‘DEMENTORS’ streets it has emerged as STALK ADDICTS an Oxycontin replacement after that ON BLOOD drug’s formula was RESERVE AS changed to make it harder to abuse. FENTANYL CRISIS Fentanyl has been blamed in more than 650 SPREADS deaths across Canada in the last six years. The Bill Graveland problem is especially THE CANADIAN PRESS — LEVERN acute in , where , and “Dementors” are have all leaving a trail of death and announced programs to destruction on the distribute the antidote sprawling Blood reserve in naloxone in take-home southwestern Alberta. kits. Dr. Susan Christenson recently passed uses the term — borrowed a private-member’s bill from the soul-consuming that forces people who Herald photo by Melissa Villeneuve phantoms in the “Harry take the drug through a Family and friends of Sherry Handsaeme erected a Ghost Bike memorial in her honour on Monday. Handsaeme was Potter” series — for the skin patch to turn in their riding her bike on the shoulder of Highway 3 east of Monarch when she was struck by a car and killed last May. The drug pushers she says will used patch before getting memorial at the crash site is both a tribute and a caution against distracted driving. often wait outside her a new one. Levern Health Clinic trying to lure back ◆ CONTINUED See page A2 patients attempting to escape fentanyl’s grasp. Ghost Bike serves It’s more “They’re like dark ghosts who are important to trying to trip you me’’ that she’s up. They’re trying to drag you back and charged so take your soul and as stark reminder that’s what the people addiction is,” says SHERRY HANDSAEME WAS THREE pay attention,” said Mason. recognize that Christenson, a There is a second, stainless member of the DAYS FROM RETIREMENT WHEN SHE steel piece to be added to the distracted band. bike. It will be inscribed “In “You can’t do WAS KILLED BY A DISTRACTED loving memory of our Sherry. driving is anything but feed DRIVER — FAMILY AND FRIENDS Ride hard and often.” something the receptors in Mason spent many hours your brain. They HONOURED HER MEMORY MONDAY training alongside they should show up at night, Handsaeme, who loved the sunshine and fresh air of the not be doing. shake a bottle of Melissa Villeneuve Canadian Press photo outdoors. pills in their face HERALD For me, it’s and will grind them Gayle Chase, the prescription drug “She had the biggest heart. [email protected] She loved life and she never about societal up because most of co-ordinator for the Blood reserve, the people will snort took anything for granted ... change more discusses the state of emergency She was driven. She did what it like cocaine.” amily and friends gathered Monday to launched by the band after 16 she wanted because she than anything The crystal-blue, remember a local cyclist who was killed last fentanyl related deaths in early 2015. knew life is a gift, and I think snow-capped May with a special Ghost Bike memorial on that’s something we can all else. Rockies to the west Highway 3. take away and live it.” and the silver FSherry Handsaeme was “doing what she loved.” – Trudi Mason – Despite the cold weather ribbons of the Belly She was cycling in the shoulder lane and training Friend of Sherry Handsaeme and blowing snow, and Waterton rivers for the San Francisco Alcatraz triathlon, when she Handsaeme’s loved ones give the Blood was struck by an eastbound car near Monarch. gathered around the memorial to remember her reserve an idyllic She was only 49 years old, warm spirit and go-getter appearance. But and left behind her husband, attitude. They sang ‘Auld looks can be Jack, four children and five Lang Syne’ and made a toast deceiving. grandchildren. with her favourite drink, Canada’s largest Trudi Mason was cycling pink wine. reserve is on the with Handsaeme that day. Jack Handsaeme, Sherry’s front lines of a Mason escaped uninjured. husband, said it has been a fentanyl epidemic She hopes the Ghost Bike difficult couple months but that is sweeping memorial will serve not only Canadian Press photo it meant a lot to have all the across Western as a tribute to her friend, but Dr. Susan Christenson, who runs the family together over Canada. to remind people to pay Christmas and to attend the Fentanyl, an Levern Health Clinic on the western attention when driving before memorial. opioid up to 100 edge of the Blood Reserve, has been another life is tragically lost. “That’s what means more powerful battling an epidemic linked to “We were having a good most of anything right now, than heroin, is used fentanyl use. Christenson describes day that day. For her to be the family and friends. It’s as a painkiller for the withdrawal symptoms of the remembered by a bike is pretty hard to make it terminal cancer drug as Dantes Inferno. fitting,” said Mason. “In an through anything like this instant she was gone, and it’s without them.” because somebody was Jack remembers Sherry as distracted. So because of a a woman who wasn’t afraid stupid mistake, a really Stranded skiers rescued to go after what she wanted. wonderful person was taken.” She was an avid cyclist Ghost Bikes are installed and swimmer and a around the world as a way to from Sunshine ski lift member of the Runner’s remember a cyclist killed by a Soul marathon club. She motor vehicle. The idea came THE CANADIAN PRESS — BANFF finished the IronMan from friend, Rod Dueck, who Canada in 2006, and had seen them in Hawaii. completed more than 150 “They put Ghost Bikes up About 100 skiers and snowboarders at a ski hill near Herald photo by Melissa Villeneuve other races, marathons and to remember people, but also Banff had to rescued from a chairlift that broke down triathlons. over the weekend. to remind people to watch for Trudi Mason, friend of Sherry Handsaeme, Sunshine Village says on its Facebook page the Goat’s cyclists, share the road, and addresses loved ones at the Ghost Bike memorial ◆ CONTINUED Please see page A2 Eye ski lift was evacuated on Sunday due to a failure of on Monday. the main gearbox. Skiers who were stranded in their seats were lowered to safety using ropes. Dave Riley, the chief operating officer with Sunshine Village, says there was never any danger to the public because the lift has redundant braking systems. Seven hurt in Coquihalla crash Ryan Corry and Ben Kilmer figure they waited about an hour-and-a-half for rescue and were starting to get a Monday about a crash on the The crash involved two THE CANADIAN PRESS — , B.C. little cold. Coquihalla, near the Highway 97 vehicles, and closed Highway 97 “I had mitts on so I had to take my fingers and ball connector. in both directions for more than them up, and then my feet were getting a little cold, too. Seven people are in critical Six patients were taken to two hours. But I couldn’t really complain — we were stuck in the condition after a major collision hospital by ground ambulance RCMP in Kelowna did not have trees and the weather was great, considering,” Kilmer near Merritt, B.C. and another was taken by air. details on the crash, but say there said. A spokeswoman for B.C. All of the injured people were in were been a number of crashes “I think the people that were higher than us and Ambulance Services says they critical condition Monday on roads in the southern interior exposed would have been really, really cold.” received a call around 12:25 p.m. evening. Monday.

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U.S. President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau have set a date for their first meeting in Washington. Trudeau and his wife are to be welcomed by the Obamas for an official visit and state dinner at the White House on March 10. Obama and Trudeau met on the sidelines of the APEC summit in the Philippines in November and Obama had mentioned then he had hoped to have the Trudeaus to the White House in the new year. U.S. Ambassador Bruce Heyman announced the date in a statement Monday, saying the visit is an opportunity for the two countries to deepen their bilateral relationship. Heyman said it is also intended to advance co- operation on issues such as energy and climate change, security and the economic relationship. The meeting will come just ahead of the end of the parliamentary mandate for Canada’s participation in the U.S.-led bombing campaign against Islamic militants in Iraq and Syria. Trudeau has said Canada will remain a participant in the fight against the militants but how and in what capacity remains unclear. Let us help you with that! Herald photo by Melissa Villeneuve Caleb Chakrabarti, grandson of Sherry Handsaeme, attaches flowers to the Ghost Bike memorial in honour of his grandmother. Handsaeme was riding her bike on the shoulder of Highway 3 east of Monarch when she was struck by a car and killed last May. The memorial was erected at the crash site as both a tribute and a caution against distracted driving.

The female driver was charged with careless driving, and will TURNING POINT attend to that charge in court on STORIES CONTINUED FROM OUR FRONT PAGE Jan. 12, said Mason. Careless driving is a violation of the Highway Traffic Act, not a Jack is skeptical whether the criminal offence. Mason believes GHOST BIKE memorial will actually prompt there won’t be much more people to stop driving distracted. Local youth groups will collect your natural consequence apart from the fact “When I met Sherry, she had a “It’s kind of a Catch-22. You can Christmas trees for recycling this year on: the driver must live with what broke down vehicle and almost tell the world so many things and happened. nothing,” said Jack. “In the end she nobody pays attention to “She’s suffered a lot already,” January 9th had her MBA, her CFP, her CPA distracted driving anyhow. We see said Mason. “It’s not important to Business Law, all by so much of it all the time,” he said. me that she’s charged so that she correspondence while she worked “This is one of the most used suffers more. It’s more important Put trees out by 7:00am where your black cart is placed and brought up the kids. She did roads for bike training and people and ensure they are of all decorations and tinsel. to me that she’s charged so people all of her training and Iron Man. riding. If people actually stop to recognize that distracted driving is She was a very well-disciplined pay attention to what (the something they should not be Visit www.lethbridge.ca for more info person, and it’s sad because she memorial) means, it might stop doing. For me, it’s about societal was three days from retirement some of it, but I highly doubt it.” change more than anything else.” and so happy.”

Waste & Recycling Services better.” right off the bat. I was legitimately FENTANYL But she compares the scared,” he remembers. withdrawal to “Dante’s Inferno.” “You hear people dying off of Sixteen overdose deaths in the “These people are in one bad pill and I’m doing one in a first three months of 2015 unbelievable hell, total body pain, whole line just to start my day. I prompted the Blood band to vomiting, retching, unable to knew the end was probably declare a state of emergency. The sleep, severe depression, sweating. coming and it was just a matter of death toll is now more than 20. Of It’s like misery. I think Dante did a time before something inside me the roughly 10,000 band members, good job of describing it and it is quit.” as many as 300 are believed hell.” Police in Lethbridge realized 18 hooked on the drug. Kyle Drewniak, 29, says he months ago that there was a new “We still have the overdoses, but became hooked after years of drug in play. not as many deaths,” says alcohol and cocaine abuse. It Staff Sgt. Rod Klassen said since prescription drug co-ordinator initially made him ill, but the pills cost about 50 cents to Gayle Chase. “I think we’ve been eventually he had to have it. make and sell from $20 to $40 Home Theatres, Chairs, Sec onals, Sofas and a whole lot more! able to contain that. For a while “When I didn’t have it, I was each, there’s no shortage of You choose, You customize You make your best off er! there was one every week.” dope sick. It’s just torture. You’re dealers. Chase says initially the victims restless, you can’t sleep, half the Unlike Oxycontin, there’s no were in their 20s and 30s, but now time you have diarrhea, runny quality control. teens as young as 13 are using. nose. You feel like you’ve got a flu “This is home-made. They’re Christenson has about 100 and I’m realizing the only way to pressing it into a pill. Nobody has patients taking Suboxone, a non- feel better is to get high,” had any training. They’re making addictive medication used to treat Drewniak explains. these pills strictly for money and opioid addiction. He went to rehab, but quickly they’re getting rich,” Klassen says. “Maybe 40 to 50 per cent of the started using again. It was only “It doesn’t take much to have a patients do extremely well and when he hit rock bottom that he lethal overdose. It’s extremely they get their lives back,” sought help a second time. addictive. Christenson says. “They start to “I’m not eating and I’m not “Once you start it, there’s no experience joy in life ... they can sleeping. I am completely weak. I stopping.” get employment. Their health is would wake up and do two pills THE BRIDGE FURNITURE Security concerns for Canadian campuses take every threat seriously and ‘ONSLAUGHT’ OF ONLINE THREATS FOLLOWS continuously review their security COLLEGE SHOOTING: EXPERT protocols. Each school has a system in concern, and stress campus place to get the word out during a Paola Loriggio security and police have been crisis, often a mix of opt-in text THE CANADIAN PRESS working to keep up with emerging alerts, email warnings, university- BOXING WEEK MADNESS risks and harness technology to specific apps and websites, keep students, faculty and staff electronic signs and Twitter posts. Universities are being urged to safe in case of emergencies. 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ASSIGNMENT EDITOR 403-380-7595 or email [email protected] LETHBRIDGE HERALD – TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2015 – PAGE A3 pleased with progress made in 2015 intended to help with an government to go through all J.W. Schnarr important safety issue and to the cupboards and get settled LETHBRIDGE HERALD facilitate the movement of in to their new duties, Hickey [email protected] traffic out of that park, which said there have been some has quickly filled with good signs from the provincial development. government in particular, t was a productive year for “The volume of traffic on looking for new types of the Lethbridge County, Highway 3 is becoming quite solutions to many of the issues from roadwork to a historic heavy at times,” he said. “So to municipalities face. twinning with a county in try and cross Highway 3 is an “I believe one of the biggest IChina, to the return of the issue. It’s definitely become a things is more regional-type Lethbridge International Air very congested way to try and co-operation,” he said. “We’ve Show. cross the highway there. always tried to work with our Reeve Lorne Hickey said “Safety was first and neighbours, but, the thing is, overall, weather was fairly co- foremost on our minds.” when there are only so many operative, with the exception of The lights are expected to go dollars to go around, how do more rain which could have into regular use by the end of you make everything been used at certain times. December, and will include a applicable to everyone? There were no major flooding speed reduction down to 70 “I think everyone wants events or issues to deal with, kilometres per hour for 600 (facilities), but how do we keep allowing for a lot of metres in either direction. them all open? That’s an issue I infrastructure and road repair Rounding out infrastructure think is going around for pretty work to be done. upgrades, there was also a new well everybody.” “We were able to do probably bridge and several repairs Possibly the biggest story to twice as much as we did last made to bridges over the come out of 2015 for rural year,” he said, noting about 65 course of the year. Albertans has been the per cent of the county budget “That is an ongoing thing controversial passing of Bill 6, goes toward municipal with us, to bring our known commonly as the farm infrastructure. infrastructure up to an safety bill, and the firestorm of Hickey said farmers also acceptable standard for the protest it has caused from ag enjoyed a solid growing season, traffic it has, and certainly we producers. Herald photo by Ian Martens and many were surprised by realize a lot of our gravel roads Hickey said he has not heard Lethbridge County Reeve Lorne Hickey says 2015 was a good year for the yields on their crops. were constructed 50 to 80 years much from constituents on the the region. “I think the only area of great ago,” he said. “They were not issue, other than requests to concern would have been built for the type of movement send on some letters of to be an issue, as well as visitors an opportunity to learn grassland for cattle, and we have on them now. Some of support for the idea of delaying irrigation pivot issues and end about Canada’s involvement in anything that was dryland hay. the bridges are approaching 50 the bill. guns hitting the roads. many wars of the past. It didn’t seem to be very to 55 years old, and they are “I think everyone is “These are safety issues,” he Hickey said in the new year, productive this year.” beginning to fail. concerned with safety,” he said. said. “That was the biggest local residents can expect more Hickey noted while there “A lot of them were “And they want to make sure reason behind hiring a second work on bridge repairs and were no major issues with constructed out of wood that they do the right thing. (officer).” infrastructure where it can be irrigation supplies this year, timbers, and the support is Other than that, I think there Hickey also noted the return afforded in the budget. He said many in the county are asking beginning to give way. are a lot of unanswered of the Lethbridge International the current phase of the Malloy if that will continue given the “We do have 167 bridges in questions out there. But until Air Show this year was a big hit Drainage Project should be relatively warm, dry winter to the county. Most of them are the legislation comes forward, for local residents, and drew a finished in spring, and, overall, this point. He said it is too soon over irrigation ditches.” it’s going to be tough to say lot of people to the area. Hickey said the county hopes to predict what kind of issues While bridge funding had what’s going to be what.” “The Friday night start-off to be able to provide the best will be faced in next year’s been reduced to zero for the On a personal note, Hickey was an excellent change to service possible for residents. growing season. last few years, the Notley felt safety is always the primary their program,” he said. “Every “I realize, with the economy “As my dad used to say, we’ve government has announced concern. other year is probably the best the way it is, it’s going to be a never had a crop failure in some of that funding is on its “I believe everybody should way to hold that event. I think January,” he joked. way back to municipalities. have insurance, whether that’s you get better assurance for a touch of a challenge, because a While road reconditioning “We have begun work with (WCB) or it’s private insurance, variety of acts that way. lot of the things we buy are in was a major part of the work our ag producers,” he said. but I believe if you get hurt, “It’s great for the community, U.S. dollars. That certainly is done within the county this “We’re having discussions on and you have a family, how are and it is very well attended.” going to make an impact. year, Hickey also noted the how to maintain and upgrade you going to look after your This year, the county also “It will be a challenging year Malloy Drainage Project is infrastructure, and how to family if you don’t have entered a twinning agreement for all of Alberta, I think,” he getting underway into the new maintain and upgrade bridges anything to fall back on? with Anyang County in China, said. year. as well.” “It’s important to have some in an effort to promote cross- Finally, Hickey said he hoped Travellers on Highway 3 east With the introduction of two sort of coverage for everybody.” business and cultural for the best for local residents of Lethbridge may have new governments, both In 2015, the county hired on opportunities for both areas. over the holiday season. noticed traffic lights being provincial and federal, Hickey another Community Peace The Lethbridge Military “On behalf of the entire erected on the intersection for said there has been a transition Officer in order to help deal Museum also opened at the county, I wish everyone a very Broxburn Business Park. process for both. with local issues. Overweight Vimy Ridge Armoury back in happy holiday season, and a Hickey said the lights are While it takes time for a new vehicle enforcement continues April, next to the airport, giving healthy one.” University to be home Coming tax season should for little library program

J.W. Schnarr benefit most Albertans LETHBRIDGE HERALD [email protected] national average of $7,286 next while the national average will be Dave Mabell year — and as much as $9,679 in $18,008 next year, pushed higher LETHBRIDGE HERALD . by the $21,337 empty-nest The University of Lethbridge has announced a [email protected] In our neighbouring provinces, couples in Quebec will be asked to program that will provide reading material for people Saskatchewan families will drop to pay. of all ages through the Little Library Movement. $4,987 on average, while the tax For singles with no dependants, The little libraries have been popping up around It’s not quite like winning the lobby says British Columbians will however, taxes are heading up. In campus, with more to be expected as the program is Lotto Max. Just the same, most be asked to pay $7,398. Alberta, someone earning $15,000 expanded. Six little libraries, three indoors and three Albertans can look forward to But for the next tax bracket, a will pay $440 next year, up $2! At outdoors, will soon be installed and their shelves paying lower income taxes in the ready for books. gross of $80,000 per year, a single- $30,000 the tax will be $5,284 — new year. The City of Lethbridge teamed up with the Ability income Alberta family with the again $2 higher. As promised during the federal same two kids will see the average Resource Centre to build and maintain the little But at $60,000 gross, the bill will election campaign, the new tax assessment come in at $12,577 libraries. actually fall: $14,931 vs. $15,131 Liberal government has cut taxes — up $71 from 2015. Still, that will Andy Hakin, provost and vice-president this year. At $80,000, they’ll on middle-income earners while be less than the $12,939 estimated (academic), is responsible for bringing the program continuing minimal or no taxes on for Saskatchewan, $14,347 for B.C., decrease about $500 to $21,111, to the university, and said the program will Canadians in lower-income $16,239 in or $18,834 in while at $100,000 they’ll drop a encourage readers by providing easy access to groups. Ontario. For 2015, the population- little to $27,881. reading material. And Albertans will continue to weighted Canadian average will be Singles with an itch to travel, “The little free library movement based on the benefit from some of the lowest $15,017. however, should expect to pay theme of ‘Take a book, leave a book’ is perfect for the taxes in the nation. For Alberta families with two more in other parts of the country. university campus,” Hakin said in a news release. “It’s “It’s clear that most Canadian incomes of about $60,000 (and At $30,000, Alberta’s combined tax a way to further engage with community members families will have more money in two kids, above and below six) the bill of $5,284 compares with coming to campus for sporting events, speaker series their pockets as a result of these 2016 tax on each will drop from $5,708 in Saskatchewan, $6,063 in and conferences.” tax changes,” says Aaron Wudrick, $6,239 to $4,463 next year. Varying B.C. and $6,856 in Quebec. At The little library movement has grown across the speaking for the Canadian according to each province’s tax $60,000, this province’s $14,931 country. Taxpayers Federation. schedule, other Canadians will see remains lower than $16,010 in Three interior little libraries have already been “Dual income households with each pay as little as $3,884 in Saskatchewan, $17,131 in Nova installed, including at the 1st Choice Savings Centre, children, where each spouse earns Ontario or $4,003 in Saskatchewan Scotia or $18,844 in Quebec. another near Starbucks in the LINC building, and in a relatively equal amount, will — or as much as $8,196 in Quebec. While Alberta’s new government the Atrium. benefit most.” Take both of those incomes up is raising corporate taxes on big An outdoor little library will soon be installed by But top income earners will help to about $80,000 in Alberta, and companies, it has not hiked the bus loop by the Students’ Union Building, and pay for those reductions, the lobby the tax people will take $11,703 personal income taxes. But that’s others will be installed near the Campus Roots group warns. And in many each, down from $13,152 this year. not true of every province, the tax Community Garden and Anderson Hall next spring. provinces — not Alberta this time The national average next year will watchers’ group points out. “It’s wonderful that we can share and promote — Canadians lucky enough to reading on campus with our university and local be $12,740. This year, the federation singled receive pay hikes may face When one partner earns communities through the Little Lethbridge Library out Nova Scotia for criticism. “bracket creep” if they move up in significantly more than the other, program,” Hakin indicated. “This program is also a “While most provinces adjust the income tax rates. however, taxes will vary if they’re way of promoting general reading within our their tax brackets for inflation, For typical Alberta families, in different tax brackets. The University Library. I would like to personally invite however, they’ll be paying less ... Conservative government’s ensuring that salary increases that everyone to enjoy this supplemental reading.” as promised. For a single-income “income splitting” loophole is no match inflation don’t push earners The Lethbridge Public Library and the U of L family with two children — one longer available, the group points into a higher tax bracket, Library have supplied the first books for the little younger than six, the other aged out. provinces that don’t index punish libraries on campus. six to 17 — and an income of For working couples with no workers and leave them worse Books are already being scooped up and everyone $60,000, the savings will be offspring under age 18, Albertans off,” Wudrick says. is encouraged to donate general reading material for significant. From the 2015 levy of will be paying almost the same “It’s shameful a province like children, teens or adults. Books can be delivered to $6,154, on average they’ll drop to next year: an average $16,671 each Nova Scotia will squeeze an the U of L Library, Room L1142. $5,260, combining federal and if they’re both grossing $80,000. additional $20 from those who Representatives from the Lethbridge Ability provincial taxes. That’s nearly the lowest in Canada only make $30,000 a year with this Resource Centre will check on the little libraries That will compare with the — Ontarians will pay $16,536 — hidden tax hike.” weekly. addressed toweather forcing thedelaysofflights. take more timetoensure are concerns security changing terms, ranging from public pressure to come toCanada. those whohave —have arrived beenapproved to flights currently appearontheschedule. days oftheyear isunclear. Nine government Dec. 28.How inthefinalthree manywillarrive onflightsDec.scheduled toarrive 27and 1,452wereof Dec. Afurther 26,2,413hadarrived. replaced withidentifying10,000by year-end. 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Then, thetarget dateswere changed—10,000 First, theideathatitwould be25,000 The “immediately” waslaterdefinedasthe In March, theLiberals hadcalledfor25,000 “It becameapoliticalissueforthem— What’s happenedsincehasbeennothingbut Van Kessel saidassoonhe, andotherformer Van Kessel wasthedirector general, refugees, “And towhatpurpose? That’s thething—they “There isanelementofmakebelieve inallthis Gerry Van Kessel sayshe’s frustrated by the colleaguesgoallout As hewatcheshisformer Drop focuson former official Syrian targets: THE CANADIANPRESS—OTTAWA Stephanie Levitz HEADLINE NEWS R Syrian refugees. and momentumtohelp sorrowsparked international face down inthesurf and Greece inSeptember. the watersbetween Turkey their motherwhilecrossing his five-year-old brother and Kurdi, drowned alongwith three-year-old nephew, Alan family. end ofadifficultyear forthe anewlife.starting to goingbackschooland said hewaslookingforward the family. of reporters gathered around he saidinEnglishtoacrowd dreams cometrue. government formakinghis thanked Canadians andtheir Arabic, Mohammed Kurdi sister, whotranslated from gates.arrival relatives attheairport’s tears asshegreeted her nation. people fleeingthewar-torn become aspokeswomanfor sister Tima Kurdi, whohas refugees, sponsored by his have cometoCanada as wife andtheirfive children in Vancouver onMonday. emigrate. boat capsizedduringadesperatevoyagefrom Turkey toGreece, abandonedhisattemptto brother.Tima's Kurdi's otherbrother Tima Abdullah,whoseyoungsonsandwifediedwhentheir Vancouver Airport,inRichmond,B.C.,on Monday. 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U.S. farm sector faces civil rights issues STOCKINGSTOCKING STUFFERSSTTUFFERS (that(that dondon’t’tr requireequireba batteries)tteries) expect,” said U.S. Rep. Michelle Lujan at much higher rates than those of Searching for a last minute gift? Latino lawmakers Grisham, a New Mexico Democrat. “I other minority groups, including black Purchase a one-year Library Card Membership look forward to pressing the secretary and Native American farmers who for someone you love! to provide more details that settled following separate class-action look to USDA to adequately address our concerns.” lawsuits. The USDA said this week that it’s U.S. Rep. Ben Ray Lujan, a member address complaints willing to meet with caucus members, of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, but it can’t address the civil rights said farmers and ranchers who have review or other discrimination issues been discriminated against deserve to Susan Montoya Bryan because of pending litigation. be made whole and that he looks The agency cited one case being forward to meeting with the secretary. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS – ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. SPECIALSPEC heard by a federal judge in “This issue impacts the livelihood of DECEMBERDECE PRICES: Albuquerque involving grazing so many in my district and the USDA he U.S. Department of permits in northern New Mexico and must be held accountable,” the New AdultAdult $15$ – now $10 Agriculture is embarking on a other cases that stem from claims of Mexico Democrat said. SeniorSenior $7 – now $5 partnership with universities discrimination regarding the issuance Despite an indefinite delay in YoungYYooung Adult $3 – now $2 across the country in hopes of and management of farm loans over a addressing civil rights with the caucus, Drop by our Tinfusing its ranks with more diversity CCustomerusto Services Desks period of two . the agency noted in its letter that as it faces civil rights complaints from Attorneys representing the New progress is being made on other fronts Latino farmers and ranchers. Mexico ranchers argued that the civil and pointed to the new partnership But some members of the rights review wasn’t part of the grazing with the nation’s Hispanic-serving Congressional Hispanic Caucus are case and should be addressed. The colleges and universities. voicing frustration, saying the agency agency’s general counsel said the case The USDA’s Office of Advocacy and has been dragging its feet and has yet involves civil rights matters in general, Outreach in early December signed a to adequately address their concerns. putting it off limits for discussion. co-operative agreement with the Offer ends Dec. 31 The caucus had asked for a meeting In a letter to the caucus that was Hispanic Association of Colleges and with Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack obtained by The Associated Press, the Universities to fund 180 paid in October, saying members received agency also defended a $1.3-billion internships at the agency. The reports from constituents indicating settlement that was reached with association represents more than 470 significant civil rights violations and Hispanic and women farmers over the schools. discrimination by the agency. farm loans. Officials said the Caucus members also pointed to a The USDA argued that it had no role program will 2013 review that found in adjudicating any of the claims, a increase awareness noncompliance with civil rights task that fell to an independent about career requirements and regulations by U.S. contractor to ensure impartiality. That opportunities as well Forest Service offices in New Mexico process was then reviewed by the as foster the and Colorado. USDA’s Office of Inspector General. secretary’s goals of a “I am not convinced that the USDA Critics have said claims filed by diverse, inclusive is being as forthcoming as I would Latinos and women have been denied workforce. HAIL Saudis post deficit, hike fuel prices DAMAGE to keep its market share and and head of research at Saudi- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS – RIYADH, stymie the reach of U.S. shale based Jadwa Investment. That’s Specialists SAUDI ARABIA producers in the global market. less than the $56 per barrel The Saudi government has priced into the projected 2015 Dunlop Collision takes the stress out of insurance Saudi Arabia on Monday said been digging into its large budget. claims. We handle everything from beginning to end. this year’s budget deficit foreign reserves, built up during In the 2015 budget, oil amounted to $98 billion (367 years of higher oil prices. To revenues accounted for 72 per Specializing in both billion riyals) as lower oil prices cover the difference between its cent of total revenue as opposed conventional repair and cut into the government’s main spending and revenue over the to 87 per cent in 2014. Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) source of revenue, prompting past year, Saudi Arabia has Coinciding with that drop, non- the kingdom to scale back drawn its reserves down from oil revenues rose by almost $10 spending for the coming year $728 billion at the end of last billion from 2014. Rod Corinna and hike up petrol prices. year to around $640 billion. Saudi Arabia and its Arab Gulf A royal decree announced that The Saudi fiscal budget is neighbours have been working Semach Semach Body Shop Asst. Body Shop petrol prices would go up by 50 being watched closely by to diversify their economies and Manager Manager per cent effective today. Even investors to see how the decrease their dependence on with that jump, Saudis will pay kingdom plans to consolidate oil, and to support the private just 24 cents (0.90 riyals) for a after years of heavy spending sector to absorb the millions of litre of 95 octane gasoline, less when oil prices were more than young people coming into the DUNLOP than a dollar per gallon. The double what they are now. workforce. COLLISION CENTRE Saudi-based Jadwa Investment Benchmark U.S. crude was This is not the first time for 4110 - 9TH AVENUE NORTH estimates the government trading Monday at $37.46 per Saudi Arabia and other oil- (403) 328-2000 spends around $61 billion in barrel on the New York producing Gulf countries to run 41190738 energy subsidies annually, Mercantile Exchange. budget almost $11 billion of that on The government said it is deficits. When gasoline subsidies alone. anticipating $137 billion (513 oil prices For two consecutive years the billion riyals) in revenue for the steeply NE:

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QUESTION OF THE DAY: Do you think the low Canadian dollar represents an opportunity to boost tourism in Canada? It’s easy to cast your vote ✔ Simply go to our website at www.lethbridgeherald.com, and click on reader polls. PREVIOUS QUESTION & RESULTS: We asked readers if they travelled to get to their Christmas destination this year. SAID 25% SAID 75% NO TOTAL VOTES — 404 LETTERS LETTERS EDITORIAL WHAT OTHERS THINK : TO THE EDITOR Answering Education the question U.S. interest rate system ‘who am I?’ hike a mixed needs Another year has gone. Time seems to a rethink slip away faster at my age. I have been Is there anyone out there today retired for 20 years. In 20 more years, I will who believes there is any such thing have lived in retirement as long as I as a “general education” of value? worked. blessing Many kids in school are bored. Do We live longer nowadays. But according As a result, the Bank of Canada people learn anything of value to a customary men’s definition, I do when bored? All ages of students nothing, hence I’m nobody. Men have Strengthening has no immediate plans to follow learn best what they are interested always identified themselves with what the U.S. Federal Reserve and raise in. Maybe that is why we learn best they do for pay. So you don’t do anything U.S. economy its benchmark rate — now set at from peers or respected elders. for pay, you are nobody. As we live longer, .50 per cent — anytime soon. Those we hang out with usually spending more years in retirement doing a In fact, observers think it’s more have common interests; elders lot but without pay, we will have to find a is generally good likely the Bank of Canada will usually instruct with love and different way to identify ourselves. compassion without agenda. Definitely I am not “nobody.” drop the rate further this spring. news for Canada As the interest rate paths of the Since the Great Depression of the Of course, I am speaking as a male. 1930s, schools have become two central banks further diverge Women seem to do a better job of coping ow will rising interest promoters of social control, making with the question of self-identity. I think it’s — the Fed raising rates while the rates in the U.S. affect all valued learning the result of because they have always been engaged in Bank of Canada stands pat or Canada? professional teaching in a highly things that are life-giving and caring lowers them here — the Canadian organized corporate structure. The Last Wednesday, the without being paid, like birthing and dollar, already hurt by low crude American social system is HU.S. Federal Reserve, our feeding. Women know who they are oil prices, will come under committed to the ideology that puts without being paid. Here we must know the southern neighbour’s central increasing pressure. economic growth first through difference between a job and a vocation. bank, raised its benchmark growth of the gross national That’s because the above We live for vocation. It’s like being an artist, federal funding rate by 25 basis income. Some question growth — who knows who he/she is without a job points, from just above zero to scenario would increase demand economic or aggregate — as a that pays. I go even further. I can say between one quarter and one half for greenbacks, compared to desirable goal. Today’s oil glut is a simply, “I am Tadashi Mitsui, period.” Can’t per cent. loonies, increasing the value of good example. If corporations want I? The hike, the first in almost a the former and depressing the and benefit from expensive, highly There are also a couple of things that value of the latter. educated people, shouldn’t they pay concern me as a large number of boomers decade, signals the end of ultra- for the education they demand? In a cheap money amidst a struggling On Thursday, the loonie retire and live more years after. dropped close to 71.5 cents in the slavery society, the gross national First, Canada needs more people who U.S. economy, Fed chair Janet income is under the control of the pay into pension plans and health-care Yellen indicated. wake of Ms. Yellen’s free (the one per cent hierarchy). systems to keep them going. There aren’t In other words, the U.S. announcement, its lowest level in Everywhere around the that many million-billionaires who can live economy has rebounded with more than 11 years. Some experts developed world, the school system only on investment. So most of us depend strength. Unless that recovery say the loonie could easily fall to has the same structure and purpose on people who are working and runs into problems, the Fed is 65 cents in coming years. — it shapes the consumer to value contributing to pension funds and health- expected to keep gradually raising A lower Canadian dollar helps institutional commodities. Schooling initiates the citizen to the care systems. But as a society grows more rates — to above two per cent — exporters, boosting our economy, affluent, the birth rate usually declines. The but also puts upward pressure on myth that scientific autocracies are over the next two years. efficient and benevolent, that result is less number of people who pay for inflation as the price of imports — our pension and health care. We need more A strengthening economy in the increased production will provide a from consumer goods to people, immigrants and refugees, to come U.S., our largest trading partner, is better life, that a habit of to Canada. Xenophobia, fear of others, is generally good news for Canada. industrial machinery — inevitably institutional dependence (the job), suicidal for the nation. Growing domestic demand south rises. and institutional hierarchical Secondly, we should forget the idea that of the border boosts Canadian Meanwhile, the other danger to rankings (CEO, management, the goal of medicine is just to prevent businesses that supply the U.S. this country’s economy that most workers) are most important. This death. Of course it must prevent pain and market. That translates to concerns the Bank of Canada is in global school system forces us into suffering and untimely death. But we must the housing market, in particular the world-wide myth, method of increased economic growth, production, and method of social also accept the notion that death is a part including jobs, in this country. the overheated prices and highly of life. I have not quite worked it out yet, control. Is it any wonder at the For now, however, our economy indebted households they’re growing rebelliousness of societies? but we must rethink the way we treat death seeing in markets like Toronto as an ultimate curse. We must rather ask, remains sluggish due to low oil The ancient believed “to know “Is this life what I want?” more often. and commodity prices, and Vancouver. oneself” was a primary education Happy New Year! proportionally much more An editorial from the Halifax goal. Should we who believe we are Tadashi Mitsui important to Canada’s GDP than Chronicle-Herald (distributed by in an advanced stage of Lethbridge our southern neighbour’s. The Canadian Press) development aim lower? Don Ryane Lethbridge

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• Pop in Lots with Moms and Tots, a welcome. Details: phone 403-329-3222. group for moms and tots (dads, • LSCO Embracing Life’s Changes grandparents and child-minders, too) Coffee & Conversation Support Group meets Tuesdays, Wednesdays and meets Wednesdays at 1:15 p.m. at the FLASHBACK! Fridays from 10 a.m.-noon at River of Life Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization, Community Church, 2820 18 Ave. N. 500 11 St. S. There is no charge to A PHOTOGRAPHIC Enjoy coffee and conversation while participate. Everyone is welcome; GLIMPSE BACK IN TIME letting your kids play. Details: Phone 403- affiliation with the LSCO is not required. 320-2005. Coffee is supplied by LSCO but donations • Downtown City Speakers are accepted. For more information, call Toastmasters Club meets every Tuesday 403-320-2222. over the lunch hour at the Lethbridge • LSCO offers bingo every Wednesday & Senior Citizens Organization upstairs from 1-3 p.m. at 500 11 St. S. in Gym 2. boardroom (500 11 St. S.). Guests always Everyone welcome. Booklets are $5, Bo- welcome and can attend at no charge — nanza $1. Call 403-320-2222 for more in- all ages and abilities. For more information formation. check out • The Lethbridge Scottish Country WOULD YOU www.downtowncityspeakers.toastma Dance Club meets Wednesdays from 7- LIKE A COPY OF stersclubs.org. 9 p.m. at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian • A New Beginning Al-Anon Family Church, 1818 5 Ave. S. Bring soft-soled THIS PHOTO? Group, for people affected by someone shoes. No partner required. Beginners al- Just quote the number else’s drinking, meets Tuesdays, 7 p.m., ways welcome. For more information go that appears with the at McKillop United Church, 2329 15 Ave. to www.lethbridgescottishcountry- photo and contact The S. Details: Judy, 403-329-0661. dance.org. Herald (403-328-4411) • Gamblers Anonymous meets • Recreational wheelchair basketball if it’s identified as a Tuesdays, 7 p.m.; Thursdays, 6 p.m.; practices are held every Wednesday from Herald photo, or The Saturdays, 7 p.m. and Sundays at 7:30 7:30-9 p.m. at the Lethbridge YMCA, 515 p.m. at 408 13 St. N. 24-hour help line Stafford Drive S. Players of all abilities are Galt (archives@ 403-331-0822. welcome, disabilities or not. No experience galtmuseum.com) if it’s • TOPS #AB100, Lethbridge meets is required. a Galt photo. A photo Tuesdays in the • Sunrise Village, reproduction fee will Lounge at 1730 10 Ave. S., be charged. Southminster United invites the public to Church, 1011 4 Ave. Community ring in the new year S. Please use the with song-and-dance office entrance. entertainment by Weigh-in time: 9:30- CALENDAR Tom Price Dec. 31 at 10:15 a.m. Meeting: YOUR EVENTS GUIDE LISTING 2 p.m. Snacks will be 10:30-11:30 a.m. provided. 19752304082 TOPS (Take Off Community calendar is for non- • Great Canadian This photo from 1957 Pounds Sensibly) is a Barn Dance will profit organizations and fundraisers. shows student nurses at non-profit support present a New Year’s St. Michael’s Hospital group for members Please forward your items, at least Eve 2016 Cabaret who are trying to lose Dec. 31 at the Fritz lighting Advent candles. one week in advance of your event, or maintain their to communitycalendar@ Sick Memorial weight. Visitors are Centre, 500 11 St. S., always welcome. lethbridgeherald.com with live music Details: Judith, 403- featuring the Barn 331-3396 or at ✦ Dance Outlaws. www.TOPS.org. Doors open at 7 p.m. • #11 Lethbridge Royal Canadian Air Appetizers, bar service, champagne at Cadet Squadron, for boys and girls ages midnight. For tickets, call toll-free 1-866- 12-19, meets Tuesdays from 6:45-9:30 626-3407, email [email protected] or p.m. at the Vimy Ridge Armoury north of visit www.gcba.ca. the Lethbridge airport, 337 Stubb Ross • McNally Community Association will Road. Details: Capt. B. Look, 403-381- hold a New Year’s Eve Ball Dec. 31 from 9 3344 or the armoury office on Tuesday p.m. to 2 a.m. at the McNally Community nights at 403-327-7083. Centre, featuring the live band Blue Steel. • TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly), Chinese food will be served at midnight. Chapter No. AB457, meets Tuesdays at Tickets $30 per person, available by calling Bridge Villa Estates, with weigh-in from Phyllis at 403-327-9549. The Old North Trail 6:15-6:45 p.m. and the meeting from • The Italian Canadian Club will host a 6:45-7:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome. New Year’s Eve party Dec. 31 at the club, While working towards her research was a great way for Details: Dirk Pool, 403-327-0447. 1511 St. Edward Blvd. N. Event starts at 7 he Old North Trail • Calm, Steady, Strong — Yoga for p.m., with dinner (Italian buffet) at 8 p.m. which ran through the PhD in archeology, Lindsay interested archeological Cancer Survivors, a class dedicated to Live music by the Bamboo Guppies. foothills along the Amundsen-Meyer gathered enthusiasts to learn about and helping people who have been affected by Midnight snack; $3 drinks. Tickets are $30 eastern archived reports help preserve important cancer, runs Tuesdays from 5:30-7 p.m. per person, available online Tslopes of the Rocky prepared by historic resources. at the Canadian Yoga Institute, 1238B 3 (https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/new- Mountains was previous Amundsen-Meyer and her Ave. S. To register, call 403-394-9642. years-eve-party-tickets-19436927373) utilized by archaeologists team discovered many of the • Introduction to The Art of Taiko or by calling 403-317-3977. which noted sites included ancient (Japanese drumming) with HIBIKIYA takes • A New Year’s Eve party will be held aboriginal groups places Tuesdays from 6-7 p.m. at Dec. 31 at the Polish Hall, 745 13 St. N. for more than 1,000 habitation, hunting encampments, rock Kingdom Kids Day Care. For details, call Cocktails at 6:30 p.m., homemade Polish years before John and spiritual sites alignments, and glacial erratics Valerie McQuaid at 403-320-1082. cuisine at 7 p.m. Midnight snack and Palliser and George in the vicinity of the with petroglyphs painted onto • Galt Museum and Archives’ “Top 5 of champagne. DJ playing a variety of music M. Dawson noted it ancient travel route the stone surfaces which 2015” family program continues Dec. 29- videos. Tickets are $45. For tickets, call in their surveys of YOUR Dawson identified Lindsay georeferenced. She 31 from 1-4, reprising the best of the Jerry at 403-329-1152. Galt’s “Saturdays at 1:00” and “Summer • The German-Canadian Club of Alberta. ✦ on his maps. She discovered the ancient HISTORY and several travellers’ use of the Old North Family Fun” programs. Adults to attend Lethbridge will hold a New Year’s Eve The trail with children; no pre-registration required; dinner and dance Dec. 31 featuring live connected the A weekly look at volunteers from Trail related to spiritual sites as includes exhibit access. Schedule includes: music by Dory and the Weathermen. lands which events that helped several branches of well as to areas rich in water, Dec. 29 — Piggy Bank. Get ready to save Doors open at 6 p.m., dinner at 7 p.m. eventually became shape the history the Alberta wood, plants and animals some coins! Learn about the history and Tickets are $25 for members, $30 for non- Alberta and of southern Archaeological which provided food, clothing, your own adorable piggy bank members. For dance ticket information, Montana. A Alberta as Society, including tools and shelter. using a recycled plastic bottle. Dec. 30 — call Alice at 403-320-1689. Located at Landscape Painting. Learn about the 902 6 St. N. thorough surveyor, supplied by the Lethbridge, hiked This is just one of many Galt Museum & history of watercolour painting, view • The Buddhist Temple of Southern Dawson recorded many miles in stories in Lethbridge. The Galt Archives beautiful landscape paintings by local Alberta will be presiding at the 12th stream crossings, search of 86 sites Museum & Archives holds artist Miss Edith Fanny Kirk and use them annual “Joya no Kane” (Year-end Bell wooded groves, and and Dawson’s many historical treasures about as inspiration to create your own painting. Ringing) Dec. 31 at the Nikka Yuko landmarks on his map of 1886. landmarks in a specific area our community. Take some Dec. 31 — Crafty Cars. Ready? Set? Go! Japanese Garden. The visitor centre will The trail led to important between Longview and time to visit the Galt Museum’s Learn about the history of toy cars then open at 10 p.m. and the event will start at sources of animals and plants Claresholm. When they found permanent exhibit in Discovery make, decorate and race your own air- 11:30 p.m. The ringing will go ahead the sites, she noted the Global Hall or simply visit powered toy car. unless the temperature falls below -15 C. (herbs, lodgepole pines, berry • EyeOpener Toastmasters Club, for The public is welcome to attend, with bushes) which sustained the Positioning System (GPS) co- http://www.galtmuseum.com. people who want to learn public speaking refreshments courtesy of the Japanese Niitsitapi (Blackfoot) nations of ordinates. Once entered into Your old photos, documents and leadership skills, meets Wednesdays, Garden. Admission is free. Attendees are Piikani, Kainai and Siksika the computer, the location of and artifacts might have 7 to 8 a.m., Legacy Tae Kwon Do, 1236 3 encouraged to bring a flashlight. tribes. The area is also rich in the sites in relation to the Old historical value. Please contact Ave. S. Details: Bev LeBlanc, 403-332- • Barons and District Ag Society will spiritual significance and oral North Trail became evident. Galt Museum & Archives for 0377 or Chuck LeBlanc, 403-715-1712 or host a “Karaoke and Fun Casino” Dec. 31 Including volunteers in her advice before destroying them. email [email protected]. Visit the club from 8 p.m.-2 a.m. in the Barons traditions. website at Eyeopener.toastmasters Community Hall. Cost is $25 per person; clubs.org for more information. includes $25 in casino chips and a • On Our Own self-help group for midnight lunch. Event includes a door widows and widowers holds a coffee hour prize, raffles and casino prizes. Tickets • A large black neutered male cat has near the recycling depot. He’s about a Wednesdays, 2 p.m., Lethbridge Senior available at ATB Barons, Saga Grocery, been missing on the northside (23 year old, black with a bit of white fur Centre, 500 11 St. S. Details: 403-327- from Ag Society members, and from Julie Street and 14 Avenue North) since on his neck and belly, and was not Lost 5724. at 403-824-3224 (Nobleford). For more Dec. 16. If you find him, please call wearing a collar. If you find him, • Coaldale Sunny South Speakers details, call Denise at 403-757-3695. Diane at 403-329-8192. please phone 403-381-3363. Toastmasters Club meets Wednesdays, Tickets also available at the door (a limited • Mittens, a long-hair, grey and white • A retriever cross-type dog, cinnamon PALS 7-8:15 p.m. at the Coaldale Public Library. number of tickets will be sold). female cat, has gone missing from her reddish brown in colour, who is very Hone your public speaking and leadership • The 20th Annual Neon New Year’s Eve home in the 1200 block of 9 Street friendly, was found on 9 Avenue North REUNITING skills in a friendly, supportive environment. Family Fest will take place Dec. 31 from South. Mittens has a tattoo in one ear by Wilson School with no tag. Please MISSING PETS Everyone welcome. For more information, 5-9 p.m. at Exhibition Park (West and and was wearing a purple collar with call 403-892-5187. WITH THEIR OWNERS contact Jeff Forrest, 403-345-2980. Main Pavilions) featuring free admission tag. Please phone 403-942-3281. • A small grey and black tabby, very • Are you having trouble controlling the and free entertainment, including Flying • A large white rabbit with red eyes friendly and vocal, has been hanging If your pet goes missing, contact the way you eat? You are not alone. There is a Bob, the One-Man, Three-Ring Circus (6 has been lost near Fleetwood Bawden around 17 Avenue and 20 Street following: Lethbridge Animal Shelter, 403- solution. Food Addicts in Recovery and 8 p.m.), Mia’s Face Painting, Astro School. Please call 403-317-9573. South. The cat looks to be about a 320-4099; Humane Society, 403-320- Anonymous meets Mondays and Jumps and a Neon Glow Face Painting Bar Reward offered. year old. If this could be your pet, call 8991; Last Chance Cat Ranch, 403-715- Wednesdays at 7 p.m. at Chinook (all in the Main Pavilion) and an Electronic • A black cat with medium-length fur, 403-894-0236. 2287; County animal control officer (dogs Regional Hospital Parkade Meeting Room. Music Neon Dance Party (wear your best with a distinctive collar but no • Josh, a 15-year-old grey cat, went only), 403-308-3811; PAW Society, 403- Call Ron, 403-320-2075, or Josephine, neon) in the West Pavilion. identification, was found near 27 A missing Oct. 16 from his home in the 328-6700 (cats). To place an item in Lost 403-345-4242 for details. • Lethbridge Senior Citizens Street and 12 Avenue North. Please area of Forestry Avenue and Cedar Pals, phone 403-328-4418. • Nord-Bridge Seniors Centre hosts car- Organization offers line dancing classes call 403-328-8338 or 403-715-2287. Road. He’s thin and has a crinkled left pet bowling Wednesdays and Fridays at Mondays, Jan. 4-March 21, 10:30 a.m.- • DK, a very friendly neutered male ear. He was wearing a purple collar 9:30 a.m. in the Multi-Purpose Hall at noon at the LSCO, 500 11 St. S. Register cat, went missing on Halloween from with his name and phone number, and ✦ 1904 13 Ave. N. New members are always by Dec. 31 (phone 403-320-2222). his home in the Legacy Ridge area he’s microchipped. Call 403-380-5066.

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2015 ✦ Lethbridge Herald page – A8 Gun violence research needed here’s a ban on smoking in live a happy, healthy life: omega-3 Control and Prevention has studied most bars and restaurants in fatty acid, folate and assorted forms of the vaccine and found that it poses no the U.S.; in most cities, there’s vitamin E. risk to pregnant women or their a ban on spitting in public; Several studies have found that offspring. What they have found is Tand in many states, dancing on eating walnuts improves heart health, that getting the flu while pregnant Sunday is still banned. But did you lowers lousy LDL cholesterol and increases the risks of pregnancy know that since 1996, the U.S. reduces your risk for diabetes — and complications, including premature Congress has banned the Centers for they reduce your appetite! Now, a new labour and delivery. But if you do get Disease Control and Prevention (and study (sponsored by the California the shot while you’re pregnant, your later the National Institutes of Health) Walnut Board) looked at walnuts’ newborn will be protected against the from researching gun effect on the health of folks flu for the first six months of life. violence? 25-75 years old who had Then, at six months, it’s time for baby That means the next time multiple risk factors for to get a vaccination. And now, the you hear someone say, “Only diabetes, such as being most extensive research to date, people with mental health overweight; having which looked at 275,000 births, problems shoot people,” elevated levels of blood confirms that the vaccine doesn’t there’s no research to back it sugar, LDL cholesterol and increase adverse fetal outcomes. up (and it might not be true). blood pressure; or excess So if you’re pregnant, make sure And if you tried to determine fat around their you get your flu shot. It’s never too how many children are DRS. OZ midsection. It confirmed late in the season. And if you’re accidently shot every week that eating about two worried about trace thimerosal (a in the U.S., the National & ROIZEN ounces (14 walnut halves) form of mercury) in the shot, there’s a Institutes of Health couldn’t ✦ daily for six months thimerosal-free version available. tell you. Michael improves blood vessel DON’T GET SICK FROM A PLANE That’s why Doctors for Roizen & function, reduces lousy FLIGHT America, the National Mehmet Oz LDL cholesterol and leads This holiday season, if you end up Physicians Alliance, the This is a column to overall improved on a flight infested with snakes, like Committee of Interns and from a pair of nutritional habits. the 2006 action thriller “Snakes on a NEW Residents, the American medical doctors So how can you enjoy Plane,” the last thing you’re going to Medical Women’s whose tips for your daily dose of walnuts? worry about is bacteria that is lurking Association and the healthy living ap- Chop six halves and on tray tables or seats. But since American Medical Student pear in Tuesday’s sprinkle on 100 per cent snakes aren’t going to show up on Association recently Herald. whole-grain cereal. At your flight (no one showed at at the petitioned several members lunch, break four into an movie, either) and Samuel L. Jackson of Congress to overturn that law and arugula salad with beets and won’t be there to help you get rid of allow the CDC and NIH to do such tangerine sections. And at dinner, top potentially infectious microbes, it’s research. off a tasty pesto sauce, over 100 per bacteria in the airline cabin that you By this time next year, 100,000 U.S. cent whole-grain pasta, with the last should be concerned about. residents will have been shot and four halves of the day. They also taste Most airlines do a pretty good job of 32,000 will have been killed. We can great with fish, skinless chicken, keeping passenger jets clean, and the start to slow this public health crisis mixed into steamed veggies, or all by Environmental Protection Agency NEW by allowing the CDC and NIH to do themselves. Mehmet likes them requires airlines to periodically test their jobs. Although some states keep soaked in water, and Mike likes them for coliform and E. coli bacteria. But statistics on gun violence and toasted! considering how many people fly in national research is done by private IT’S SAFE TO GET A FLU SHOT every cabin, every day, and concerns like WHILE PREGNANT considering that bacteria can survive www.bradycampaign.org, The 2013 Korean movie “Flu” takes for days on an airplane, it’s a good www.shootingtracker.com and the fear of epidemic infection over the idea to have a plan for dealing with www.gunviolencearchive.org, those top, but luckily, two brave docs risk Bacteria on Your Plane. organizations haven’t been able to get everything to develop a vaccine. We Always bring alcohol-based hand the law changed. Maybe this effort love that theme! It sure makes you sanitizer (only 3.4 ounces of carry-on will. glad that here you can get a flu shot liquid is allowed) and wipes. Use Knowledge about what triggers gun every year. Even the vaccines that them to clean your hands after violence can help reduce it without don’t perfectly nail the strains that touching the seat pocket. Also, wipe impinging on the right of responsible appear (like what happened last year) down tray tables. You never know citizens to bear arms. All Americans tamp down the toll that flu takes. when they were last used as a baby- should support that. So far this year, over 140 million changing station. Sanitize before and WALNUTS: THE SUPERFOOD doses have been distributed, and after eating meals. In the restroom, John-Boy Walton (played by Richard that’s terrific! But only half of the super-flush toilets can spew germs Thomas) was notoriously wholesome more than four million women who (especially on a bumpy flight), so and filled with the right stuff to assure give birth in North America annually sanitize after you visit. Remember to that his future was happy and healthy. get inoculated against influenza. sanitize kids’ hands, too. 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Canadian pop sensation’s careless driving, to egg- this year, which the “There are parts of ‘Merchant of SPECIAL ON CBC TARGETS life. tossing vandalism and manager said started with Venice’ that are just really funny.” Scooter Braun told The clashing with a a roast on Comedy DUFFY, TRUMP, STAR WARS She is part of a new wave of New York Times in an paparazzo. Central. young Air Farce recruits, joining the interview last week that he Force is back this year, and additions of Second City veteran “It was far worse than Bieber also surprised Bieber wanted to go on people realize. And when his fans earlier this month so is The Farce. Darryl Hinds and stand-up tour in the midst of a Canada’s most- he is ready, he will tell with a benefit concert in comedian Aisha Alfa. Craig series of incidents in the popular comedy Lauzon, who joined full-time what he was going Toronto to raise funds for Ttroupe, The Royal last couple of years that through,” Braun told the an outreach centre in his in 2004, is back along with Canadian Air Farce, has veterans Goy and Ferguson. tarnished his public newspaper. hometown of Stratford, been helping Canadians Gone after a decade are image. Bieber has done a Ont., and his new album ring in the New Year on TV Alan Park and Penelope “I honestly at that time number of interviews “Purpose” has been since 1992. Corrin. Ferguson praised felt, if he toured, he could recently where he storming the charts. They’re back again this them both but confirms Park year on CBC with “Air wasn’t offered a contract WHAT’S PLAYING AT THEATRES TODAY Farce New Year’s Eve heading into this New Year’s MOVIE MILL GALAXY SHOW TIMES VALID 12/29/15 ONLY 2015.” Last year’s special ON THE show. Corrin, who partners was the biggest draw yet, with Park off-screen, opted CREED (PG) 12:55, 3:50, 6:40, 9:30 THE GOOD DINOSAUR (G) 4:50 BOX THE GOOD DINOSAUR 3D (G) 12, 2:30 pulling in over 1.8 million SPECTRE (PG) 12:50, 6:30, 9:20 ✦to quit. THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY, PART 2 (PG) 7:10, viewers. Bill Brioux This provided an opening IN THE HEART OF THE SEA (PG) 1:05, 7 10:05 ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS: THE ROAD CHIP (G) 12:10, KRAMPUS (14A) 4:10, 9:40 2015 offered plenty to Bill Brioux is a for Hunter and Ferguson 2:20, 4:30, 6:50, 9:10 lampoon, including the freelance TV says her positive energy HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA 2 (G) 1:25, 4:25 STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS (PG) 1 THE NIGHT BEFORE (18A) 4:15, 9:45 STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS (PG) 3:15, 9:40 return of “Star Wars,” columnist based lifted the entire cast. STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS 3D (PG) 12, 12:30, 3:45, Donald Trump and the in Brampton, Ont. “Right from the first table SECRET IN THEIR EYES (14A) 4, 9:35 6:30, 7, 10:05 BRIDGE OF SPIES (PG) 3:45, 9:25 STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS 3D (PG) 4:15, 7:30, Mike Duffy hearings. With read, everybody was totally 10:25 THE MOVIE (G) 1:20, 4:20, 6:55 the Chicken Cannon long into it,” he says. “Luba was SISTERS (14A) 1:15, 4:10, 7:20, 10 LOVE THE COOPERS (PG) 1:10, 7:05 POINT BREAK 3D (PG) 2, 4:45, 7:40, 10:15 mothballed, the messy F-Bomb is having more fun, we all had a lot of JOY (PG) 12:50, 3:50, 6:45, 9:50 THE 33 (PG) 1, 6:50 loaded and ready to splatter over fun, it was just a good mix of people.” CONCUSSION (PG) 12:40, 3:30, 6:40, 9:30 these targets and more. Hunter says the cast could not have THE MARTIAN () 6:35, 9:25 DADDY'S HOME (PG) 12:20, 2:40, 5, 7:45, 10:10 Helping the Farcers out this time been more welcoming. are special guests Russell Peters, “They have this ego-less vibe,” she For all the latest and most up-to-date Entertainment News go to Alberta Premier Rachel Notley and says. “You walk into this space — it’s Toronto Blue Jay Dalton Pompey, as theirs, they created it — it’s an www.lethbridgeherald.com/tvlistings well as veteran Toronto sketch amazing legacy in Canadian comedy.” 41020691 comedian Pat Thornton. Thornton, back for a third year in a row, gets to play two of the biggest headline grabbers of 2015: Trump and Duffy. Joining the regulars is Emma Hunter. The Etobicoke native is the 14th person to join Air Farce, dating back to the troupe’s CBC radio roots beginning in the early ’70s. “I’ve already invited her back for next year,” says founding member Don Ferguson, again also acting as executive producer. “She’s not afraid of comedy. A lot of people don’t Pounce on this quite commit all the way. She’s totally into it from the get go.” Hunter says shooting the show “was probably one of the coolest experiences I’ve ever had.” Working with “legends” Ferguson and the other original cast . member, Luba Goy, “was a real Boxing Week offer trip,” she says. “It was surreal, I kept going, ‘This is not my life, no way!’” Hunter was especially jazzed about playing a man in one sketch — actor Jonny Harris from “Murdoch Mysteries” and “Still Standing.” “I just love the Newfoundland accent anyway and then the fact that I got to be a man was a blast,” says Hunter. “Putting on this wig, drawing lines around my Adam’s apple and putting on this man’s suit, I just thought, ‘This is rad!’” Hunter says she’s played men before in comedy sketches. “I do a pretty bad-ass Napoleon,” she says. 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Speed READ The old five and dime From our Herald news wire services Liberals face many challenges in 2016, as do the FIVE CHALLENGES FOR Wild ride for Conservatives and NDP. What are their priorities? TOM MULCAIR IN 2016 Wal-Mart thief Kristy Kirkup 3. Resettling THE CANADIAN PRESS — OTTAWA LECANTO, TEN BIG CHALLENGES 10,000 Syrian A Florida woman has been FACING TRUDEAU refugees by the accused of taking end of 2015 and Tom Mulcair says he is committed methamphetamine and GOVERNMENT another 15,000 by to leading the NDP despite a driving a motorized shopping the end of devastating election outcome that cart through a Wal-Mart Joan Bryden February — two punted his party back to third party status. while drinking wine and THE CANADIAN PRESS — OTTAWA months later eating sushi and cinnamon than Here are five rolls. originally things According to a Citrus ringing the promised. challenges he County Sheriff’s Office arrest Liberal party Fewer than faces in the report, security officer Robert back from the 4,000 have new year. Gross observed 25-year-old dead was a monumental arrived so 1. Prepare for Josseleen E. Lopez Bundertaking for Justin Trudeau: far, but the leadership consuming $32.36 worth of two and a half grinding years Liberals review food and wine inside the rebuilding the party apparatus insist the Mulcair will Lecanto store. from the ground up, filling its remainder will face an uncomfortable leadership Gross says he watched depleted war chest, recruiting come by the review at the party’s convention in Lopez open some sushi, eat a impressive candidates and crafting government‘s Edmonton in April. Questions are piece and then put it back on a platform, capped by a gruelling self-imposed deadline. The likely to emerge about how much of the shelf. He says Lopez did 11-week marathon campaign that vaulted logistics of processing and moving so the party’s showing in October was a the same thing with a the Liberals from third to first with a solid many people has proved much more direcly result of Mulcair’s leadership. package of mini muffins and majority victory on Oct. 19. complicated and costly than anticipated. The NDP’s constitution indicates a cinnamon rolls. He says So much for the easy stuff. Now comes 4. Meeting with premiers and territorial leadership race must ensue within Lopez also ate most of a the hard part as the rookie prime minister leaders by mid-March to hammer out a one year if 50 per cent plus one rotisserie chicken. and his team confront the reality of detailed national climate change strategy. delegate supports it. Lopez told authorities she delivering on Trudeau’s promises of “real Having agreed to an ambitious 195-country 2. Consider his future was homeless and hungry change.” deal to limit global warming to 2 degrees While Mulcair has maintained he and had just injected herself Here are 10 of the biggest challenges Celsius above pre-industrial levels, Trudeau is in for the long haul as with methamphetamine. ahead in the year to come. and the premiers now have to set a specific commander-in-chief, he will be 65 She was arrested on 1. The budget. Finance Minister Bill target for reducing Canada’s greenhouse gas the next time Canadians head to the charges of retail petit theft Morneau is expected to table his maiden emissions and figure out how to achieve it. polls. The NDP leader will need to and possession of drug budget in February or March. He’s got the The strategy will involve putting a price mull what is best for him and his paraphernalia. unenviable task of trying to deliver all the on carbon and will require consensus party and if he is the best fit to take Liberals’ pricey campaign promises among the premiers, which may be on Justin Trudeau in 2019. without plunging the country deeply hard to come by. 3. Work with his existing team Cow patties sell into deficit. Saskatchewan There are now only 44 NDP MPs, Trudeau promised during last fall’s Premier Brad which means Mulcair is working like cakes election campaign that a Liberal Wall has with a reduced roster. The New government would run “modest” already Democrats are keen to hold the NEW DELHI, INDIA deficits of less than $10 billion in signalled his Liberals to account on issues With the holiday season in each of the first three years before concern that including electoral reform and full swing, Indians are finishing up the final year of his imposing a price reducing greenhouse flocking to the online mandate with a slim surplus of $1 on carbon will gas emissions. billion. unfairly damage marketplace in droves. But ◆ CONTINUED Page B2 there’s one unusual item But parliamentary budget the economies of flying off the virtual shelves: officer Jean-Denis Frechette has energy Cow dung patties are selling estimated that over the medium producing like hot cakes. term, the government could run western provinces, Five While the patties — cow up deficits $10.8 billion higher already reeling poop mixed with hay, made than Morneau has projected — from the plunge in challenges mainly by women in rural and that’s before factoring in all oil prices. areas and used to fuel fires the new spending the Liberals The previous — have long been available have promised. Morneau Conservative ahead for the in India’s villages, online acknowledges the books are in government set a retailers including Amazon worse shape than anticipated, target to cut and eBay are now reaching as commodity prices continue emissions by 30 per Conservatives out to the country’s ever- to plummet and economic growth cent below 2005 increasing urban remains stalled. levels by 2030. The Little wonder Trudeau’s promise to run Trudeau government has said that target is Stephanie Levitz population. THE CANADIAN PRESS — OTTAWA Some retailers say they’re modest deficits has already been a “floor;” it hopes to set a more ambitious offering discounts for large downgraded to a “goal.” Trudeau says he’s goal. 5. Develop a nation-to-nation orders. Some customers are still firmly committed to producing a From figuring out a shadow relationship with indigenous peoples and asking for gift wrapping. balanced budget in the fourth year but the cabinet to restocking the stationery work in partnership to improve housing, In India, where Hindus bigger the deficits amassed in the first three, supplies, the Conservatives took the the harder it will be to achieve balance. infrastructure, health care, child welfare, worship cows as sacred, cow first few weeks of the new 2. Withdrawing Canadian fighter jets from education and community policing, as dung cakes have been used Parliament to shake off the pain of the U.S.-led bombing campaign in Syria promised in the campaign. That includes for centuries to fuel fires for their loss in the fall election and and Iraq. Trudeau has promised to end immediately setting up a national inquiry cooking or Hindu rituals. settle into life in Opposition. Canadian participation in the air war but into missing and murdered indigenous Across rural India, piles of Here are five challenges they, and says Canada will continue women, delivering on all 94 of the Truth and interim leader Rona Ambrose, face drying cow dung are to contribute in Reconciliation commission’s ubiquitous. in 2016. some other way recommendations and ending all boil-water 1) Set the course for leadership. to the advisories on reserves within five years. When former leader Stephen Italy battles campaign Any one of those promises would be Harper stepped down on election against ambitious. Taken together, they’re daunting. night, it triggered the creation of an smog problem Islamic 6. Pass a new law that recognizes the right internal party committee to figure radicals. of clearly consenting adults who are out how to replace MILAN, Italy He’s talked enduring intolerable physical or mental him. The rules for about suffering to seek medical help in ending Bicyclists had free rein of that process are using their lives. The Supreme Court, which expected to be Milan’s streets Monday Canadian struck down the prohibition on doctor- during a six-hour ban on unveiled in troops to assisted dying last February, gave the January. While private cars in a bid to help train government a year to draft a new law but some had been alleviate persistent smog. local the Trudeau government is asking for a six- lobbying for the Pollution levels in Italy’s military month extension. leadership vote to business capital have and police The government has struck a special joint take place at the party’s May exceeded levels considered but how many parliamentary committee to consult widely convention, consensus seems to be healthy for more than 30 and how close to and report back with recommendations for that election won’t take place until days straight, prompting the front lines the a new law by the end of February. Assuming 2017. But the May get-together is officials to ban private cars trainers may be has yet the court grants the extension, the also a chance for the party to from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. to be determined. The government is also government aims to have a new law in place update its policy positions, a key Monday through Wednesday talking to NATO allies about other ways by the time Parliament breaks in June for milestone for the eventual this week. Canada could contribute. the summer. leadership race. Officials said private Canada’s commitment to the current air ◆ motorists, who risked steep mission ends on March 31. CONTINUED Please see page B2 ◆ CONTINUED Please see page B2 fines, widely respected the ban on its first day. Cleveland officer won’t be charged in shooting partner had no way of knowing that. some holding signs with photos of the training partner, Frank Garmback, were Mark Gillispie “Simply put, given this perfect storm boy and others killed by police in the responding to a 911 call about a “guy” THE ASSOCIATED PRESS — CLEVELAND of human error, mistakes and U.S. waving a gun and pointing it at people. miscommunications by all involved that A grainy surveillance-camera video of Tamir was carrying a borrowed airsoft day, the evidence did not indicate the boy’s November 2014 shooting gun that looks like an actual firearm but A grand jury Monday declined to criminal conduct by police,” McGinty provoked outrage nationally, and shoots nonlethal plastic pellets. It was indict a white rookie police officer in the said. He said patrolman Timothy together with other killings of black missing the orange tip that is supposed killing of 12-year-old Tamir Rice, a black Loehmann was justified in opening fire: people by police in places such as to show that it is not a real weapon. youngster who was shot while playing “He had reason to fear for his life.” Ferguson, Missouri, and New York City, The grand jury had been hearing with what turned out to be a pellet gun. Tamir’s family condemned the it helped fuel the Black Lives Matter evidence and testimony since mid- In explaining the decision, Cuyahoga decision but echoed the prosecutor in movement. October. County prosecutor Tim McGinty said it urging those disappointed to express There was no immediate comment In detailing the decision not to bring was “indisputable” that the boy was themselves “peacefully and from Loehmann or his partner, who was charges, McGinty said police radio drawing the pistol from his waistband democratically.” Barricades were set up not charged either. personnel contributed to the tragedy by when he was gunned down. McGinty outside a Cleveland courthouse in case Tamir was gunned down by failing to pass along the “all-important said Tamir was trying to either hand the of protests, and about two dozen people Loehmann within two seconds of the fact” that the 911 caller said the gunman weapon over to police or show them it gathered in the cold rain at the officer’s police cruiser skidding to a stop was probably a youngster and the gun wasn’t real, but the officer and his recreation centre where Tamir was shot, near the boy. Loehmann and his white probably wasn’t real. HEADLINE NEWS ✦ WEATHER

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2015 ✦ Lethbridge Herald page – B2 TOP TEN Animals of Montana endangered ◆ CONTINUED from page B1 7. Fill 22 vacancies in the scandal-plagued MONTANA OFFICIALS Senate. The government has announced the creation of an arm’s-length advisory board to SEEK TO REVOKE recommend non-partisan nominees for WILDLIFE COMPANY’S appointment to the Senate, a move Trudeau says is aimed at restoring the maligned upper PERMIT house to its intended role as an independent chamber of sober second thought. The five-member board is supposed to Amy Beth Hanson recommend nominees to fill five vacancies by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS — HELENA, MONT. early next year, with the rest to follow by the end of 2016. Montana wildlife casting Trudeau has touted the new process as the agency where an employee only practical way to achieve concrete changes was fatally mauled three in the Senate without getting bogged down in years ago is facing the loss of constitutional negotiations. The success of his itsA permit because of violations that approach will be judged in large measure by the include instructing a member of the quality of senators he eventually appoints. public to approach a tiger during a 8. Deliver on Trudeau’s promise that the 2015 photo shoot in Detroit. election will be the last under the first-past-the- Fish, Wildlife and Parks post electoral system. He’s pledged to create an spokeswoman Andrea Jones said Associated Press photo all-party committee to consult on alternatives Monday the state is moving to shut In this Sept. 1998 file photo, still photographer George Robbins, of Powell, Wyo., — including ranked ballots, proportional representation, online voting and mandatory down Animals of Montana, which takes photos of a bobcat at Animals of Montana, a wildlife casting agency northwest voting — and report back within 18 months. also rents trained bears, wolves and of Bozeman, Mont. other captive-born wildlife for The Liberals maintain that electoral reform photography shoots and motion an employee was bitten by a brown stairwell, “putting the person in should be the product of all-party consensus pictures. bear and suffered a broken arm. harm’s way and also treating the tiger but, with each party looking out for its own self- The company took animals away Wildlife escapes, including African in an inhumane way,” the FWP interest, that may prove impossible. from its property without the lions and a black leopard, have been notice said. Even before special committee is struck, authorization of FWP at least three reported, the state said, while other “With the exception of the Trudeau is facing opposition accusations that times this year, Jones said. Agency human injuries went unreported. accidental death of that worker he favours a ranked ballot system because it officials said a November inspection In November 2012, 24-year-old (Cloutier), nobody’s ever been would theoretically benefit his centrist party turned up numerous animal cages trainer Benjamin Cloutier of York injured on a photo shoot,” Watson most. And he’s under pressure from the that were not padlocked, some that Haven, Pennsylvania, was mauled to said. “There was nothing to that Conservatives to commit to holding a were too small and some that had no death by a black bear while cleaning Detroit thing. It’s just another referendum on whatever is ultimately roof protection. An inspector also an enclosure. The Gallatin County opportunity for government to run proposed, a process that has killed electoral found some cages without water and sheriff’s office deemed Cloutier’s somebody into the ground who reform initiatives in three provinces and could some that appeared to not have been death accidental. doesn’t have the money to defend do the same for any federal proposal. cleaned for days, the agency said. The federal Occupational Safety themselves.” 9. Legalize, regulate and restrict access to The company’s attorney, Chuck and Health Administration proposed Jones said the agency had tried to marijuana. This will be a complex and Watson, says FWP officials told him fining Animals of Montana $9,000 for bring Animals of Montana into controversial file that will require working with the agency would not take action unsafe working conditions and for compliance for years. the provinces. If Trudeau wants to achieve against Animals of Montana’s licence failing to immediately report the “However, there has been a legalization during his first mandate, the over “these kinds of technical death. The bears were not locked up continued disregard for public safety government will have to get down to work infractions.” while Cloutier was cleaning their and animal welfare,” she said. “We quickly in the new year. “This was all set up by Fish, enclosure, owner Troy Hyde has said. have a responsibility to protect the 10. Repeal parts of the previous Conservative Wildlife and Parks so they could In August, Animals of Montana public and make sure these animals government’s controversial anti-terrorism act make a statement prior to giving us a took a tiger and other animals to are taken care of to proper standards. and introduce new legislation that better chance to consider their allegations,” Detroit for a photo shoot in an This is the last place we wanted to protects rights and freedoms while improving Watson said Monday. abandoned building. A member of be, but enough is enough.” security. Among other things, Trudeau has FWP said it had been tracking the public was encouraged to use the Hyde has until Jan. 27 to request a promised to create an all-party parliamentary problems at Animals of Montana noise of a weed whacker to try to hearing on the matter or the permit committee to oversee national security north of Bozeman since 2001, when encourage the tiger to move out of a will be revoked. agencies, narrow the definition of terrorist propaganda and ensure lawful protests and advocacy are not considered terrorism. Famed Motorhead Severe weather still MULCAIR frontman dies ◆ CONTINUED from page B1 plaguing United States Mulcair’s likely to draw on experienced team THE ASSOCIATED PRESS — LOS ANGELES players, such as environment critic Nathan Cullen, as he pushes forward with his party’s of the state and heavy rains fell. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS — GARLAND, TEXAS agenda. Ian “Lemmy” Kilmister, the The Oklahoma Highway Patrol 4. Perform well inside and outside the Motorhead frontman whose outsized said the body of a 22-year-old man Commons was recovered in northern persona made him a hero for The storm system that spawned Mulcair was praised for his performance in Oklahoma but a second man, the generations of hard-rockers and deadly tornadoes in Texas over the the House in the throes of the Mike Duffy affair. lead singer of the country-rock metal-heads, has died. He was 70. weekend brought heavy snow, ice The NDP leader used a prosecutorial approach band Backroad Anthem, was still Agent Andrew Goodfriend tells The and blustery winds Monday to to go after Stephen Harper in question period, missing after the two went duck Associated Press that Kilmister died on several states in the nation’s successfully raising eyebrows about what was hunting and their boat capsized. Monday in Los Angeles after a brief midsection, as well as heavy rain in happening inside the Prime Minister’s Office. The body of a 36-year-old man battle with aggressive cancer. already water-logged areas where Now Harper is gone, Mulcair has a new new who tried to cross a creek in his Known simply as “Lemmy” to most, flooding has already been blamed prime minister’s feet to hold to the fire while pickup truck near the town of he was as famous for his moustache, for more than a dozen deaths. also ensuring he connects with voters outside Arpelar was also recovered Monday mutton chops and the mole on his More than 2,100 flights across the Commons. afternoon, the patrol said. face as he was for his music. the U.S. were cancelled Monday — 5. Sell NDP policies Officials in Arkansas said a 31- But he was deeply respected and more than half of them at Chicago’s Observers say the NDP struggled to sell its year-old man died in a storm- revered as a rock master and two main airports — and 3,700 brand during the last election campaign. The related drowning. innovator, from his time with the were delayed, according to flight- party is now calling itself the “progressive Several inches of rain caused seminal psychedelic band Hawkwind tracking service FlightAware. A opposition” in a bid to distinguish itself and a flooding in Illinois and Missouri, in the early 1970s to his four decades typical day sees about 150 challenge will be to find a way to show where Gov. Jay Nixon also declared in Motorhead, best known for their cancellations. Canadians how the New Democrats differ from a state of emergency. Nixon says 1980 anthem “Ace of Spades.” At least 11 people died and the governing Liberals. the state’s death toll from days of The band announced Kilmister’s dozens were injured in the pounding rainfall has risen to 10, death on its Facebook page, describing tornadoes that swept through the and he expects that number to him as “our mighty, noble friend” and Dallas area Saturday. Snow from grow. urging fans to “... play Motorhead New Mexico through the Midwest, CONSERVATIVES The Mississippi River neared a loud, play Hawkwind loud, play plus flooding in Arkansas, Missouri ◆ potential record crest, after an CONTINUED from page B1 Lemmy’s music LOUD. Have a drink or and Illinois, added to the unusual amount of late-fall rain few. Share stories. Celebrate the LIFE succession of severe weather 2) Renew the party. In the Atlantic provinces, had the river already high before this lovely, wonderful man celebrated events across the U.S. in the last urban centres and among new Canadians, the torrential downpours that began so vibrantly himself. HE WOULD week that led to about four dozen Tories saw their support erode dramatically in Saturday. WANT EXACTLY THAT.” deaths. the October vote. So, outreach will be key — Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant said Born on Christmas Eve, 1945, in Highways turned icy and and that includes fundraising. Fewer star MPs Monday the state is seeking a Staffordshire, England, Kilmister treacherous in New Mexico, while in caucus, a small number of visible minority federal disaster declaration for founded Motorhead in 1975 and was Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin MPs and no elected representatives in the some or all of the seven counties its bassist and lead singer ever since. declared a state of emergency after Atlantic provinces will all provide challenges hit by a tornado last week. blizzard conditions affected parts that need to be overcome. At the same time, a strong showing in Quebec means those new voters can’t be ignored either. 3) Balance party realities with Parliament. Within the Tories’ 99-member caucus are several MPs with designs on leadership. Ambrose, who cannot run, will have to manage internal party jockeying in order to keep her caucus united and focused on their job as Opposition. 4) Keeping a civil tone. Ambrose has committed to bringing a more respectful atmosphere to debates in the House of Commons and in her party’s approach to policy. While she’s been called one of the most “civil” parliamentarians in Ottawa, some in her caucus have the opposite reputations and keeping their sharp tongues in check will be one of her jobs. 5) Do more with less. The joke going around the Opposition Leader’s office is that anyone coming in with an idea is going to be handed a card that reads “we are in Opposition. We have no money. If your idea costs money — no.” The Tories now have fewer parliamentary resources for everything from question period preparation to speech writing and they’ll have to get used to operating in that new reality. Plane crash injures two MONTREAL Two people are in critical condition following the crash of a small plane near Mascouche airport, north of Montreal. Police say there were two men on the plane when it crashed late Monday afternoon and they were taken to hospital. The Transportation Safety Board of Canada says it is deploying a team of investigators to the site. The TSB describes the plane as a Mooney M20K. Police are assisting in the investigation. YOUR HOME FOR GREAT COVERAGE HERALD OF LOCAL SPORTS AND THE PROS SPORTS

SPORTS EDITORDylan Purcell 403-328-4419 or email [email protected] LETHBRIDGE HERALD – TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2015 – PAGE B3 Sugar Hurricanes Bowl come home tips off LETHBRIDGE HERALD After a lengthy stay on the road, the Lethbridge Hurricanes finally return home ACTION CONTINUES IN tonight. AYMOND TODAY WITH The Hurricanes hit their Enmax Centre home R ice as they host the Medicine Hat Tigers during THE GOLD MEDAL Western Hockey League action tonight at 7 p.m. GAME AT P M Having not played a home game since a 6-2 8 . . win over the Red Deer Rebels back on Dec. 5, the Canes have seen more of the inside of the LETHBRIDGE HERALD — RAYMOND bus and opposing rinks as the team embarked on a seven-game road swing that took them as far east as Brandon and was capped off with a The first day of the 49th 5-4 overtime win over the Tigers Sunday night annual Sugar Bowl hit the in Medicine Hat that improved the Hurricanes court at Raymond High to 25-11-0-0. School Monday. And judging by the numbers the team has In the opening game, the put up in the seven-game trip that began Dec. LCI Rams defeated Calgary Sir 11 with a 5-3 win over the Wheat Kings, the Winston Churchill 108-93. Hurricanes have felt right at home on the road, Leading the Rams was going 6-1 over the course of that trip on their Brady Nelson with 21 points. way to first place in the WHL Eastern Tanner McLachlan chipped in Conference heading into tonight’s game, tied with 18 points for LCI and with the Calgary Hitmen (24-13-1-1) and two Kale Penner had 15. points up on the Rebels (24-13-0-0). In the second game of the In Sunday’s win over the Tigers, Hurricanes day, Sherwood Park Harry forward Ryley Lindgren continued his Ainlay defeated the Cardston penchant for timely snipes, scoring a little over Cougars 97-87. two minutes into overtime to cap off a two-goal For Cardston, Max Russell night that raises his total to 18 goals on the led on the scoresheet with 30 season. points and Brigham Smith hit Those goal totals have Lindgren as well as Justin Gutierrez (18 goals) and Egor Babenko for 17. Associated Press photo In the third game Monday (19) closing in on the 20-goal mark before the evening, Edmonton Ross Canada's John Quenneville celebrates his goal against Denmark during second period calendar flips to 2016. Hurricanes captain Tyler Sheppard edged the Magrath preliminary hockey action at the IIHF World Junior Championship, in , , on Wong has topped the 20-goal plateau thus far Zeniths 72-71 as Ben Dow had Monday. with 22 that has him tied for third in the league 18 points for the Zeniths and with Chase Witala of the Prince George Taylor Cook and Brady Cougars. Tollestrup each had 14. Not to get lost at the top of the scoring At presstime, the host Marner, Strome lead standings, Hurricanes leading point-getter Raymond Comets were taking Brayden Burke — who will turn 19 New Years on Okotoks Foothills in the Day — put up 12 points during the Hurricanes late game. seven-game trip for 52 points in 36 games, the Sugar Bowl action Canada past Denmark second-highest in the league. continues today starting at 10 As well, the Edmonton product’s 42 assists a.m. when Cardston takes on are currently third in the Canadian Hockey Sir Winston Churchill in the “I think our line was having fun, for League. consolation semifinal in the THE CANADIAN PRESS — HELSINKI sure. I think the whole team was too,” Meanwhile, Babenko’s 45 points in 36 games junior high gym. said Marner, who was paired with not only puts the Russian rookie in ninth in The Zeniths will take on the Brayden Point and John Quenneville for league scoring, but also makes him the leader loser of the Mitch Marner took off his sandal, held the first time at the international event. among rookies, the next-closest first year player Raymond/Okotoks game, also it up like a microphone and joined the “It’s nice going out and doing that being Matthew Phillips of the Victoria Royals at 10 a.m. in the high school reporters interviewing teammate Dylan especially after the USA game. It’s nice with 36 points in 36 games. gym. Strome. to get the confidence back in the room. Following tonight’s game, the Hurricanes The winner of the Strome laughed and swatted away his We’ve got to make sure we come back square off in a home-and-home tilt with the Raymond/Okotoks game will friend’s shoe before continuing to tomorrow and make sure we’re ready to Hitmen, starting Wednesday in Calgary before take on Ross Sheppard at answer questions about Canada’s play.” the rematch Jan. 2 in Lethbridge. noon in the first semifinal forward lines after a 6-1 victory over Canadian head coach Dave Lowry with the other semifinal Denmark on Monday in the preliminary said after the opening loss that his between the Rams and Harry round of the world junior hockey players needed to stop overthinking Ainlay taking place at 2 p.m. championship. plays and shoot more often. They Midget Canes The consolation final is It’s obvious that Canada’s junior team delivered Monday by firing 58 shots on slated for 4 p.m. with the has loosened up on and off the ice after Denmark’s goalie Mathias Seldrup, third-place game tipping off a disappointing 4-2 loss to the United more than twice as many as Canada had at 6 p.m. States on Saturday to open the against the Americans. topped 6-2 by tournament. The gold medal game goes ◆ CONTINUED Please see page B6 tonight at 8 p.m. Regina BUT AAA SQUAD STILL 2-1 AT named MAC’S MIDGET TOURNAMENT CP female athlete of year IN CALGARY Dale Woodard season, was granted immediate LPGA LETHBRIDGE HERALD THE CANADIAN PRESS — TORONTO Tour membership by commissioner [email protected] Mike Whan after the win. “The LPGA Tour win — that was Red-eye flights, pre-tournament really the pinnacle of the season,” she The Lethbridge midget AAA Hurricanes have qualifiers and last-minute travel said. “It was when I was playing my been handed their first loss at the Mac's AAA plans were often the norm for golfer best and I was able to secure my Midget World Invitational Hockey Tournament. Brooke Henderson in her first season LPGA Tour card and get my first LPGA The Hurricanes were defeated 6-2 by the as a professional. Tour victory. (The year) as a whole Regina Pat Canadians during the third day of At the start of the year, she hoped was a result of a lot of hard work and tournament action, putting the Canes at 2-1 in to post some decent results and use it was just something where the round-robin. her rookie campaign as a learning everything came together and I thank The Hurricanes wrap up round-robin play experience. Henderson did much God for that. when they take on the Calgary Royals tonight at more than that in 2015 — she became “It was just a miracle year really.” 8 p.m. at Father David Bauer Arena. the first Canadian to win on the LPGA Canadian Press photo Henderson will be able to play a full Lethbridge fell behind 2-0 after the first Tour in more than a decade and Brooke Henderson poses for a photo at Tour schedule next year and make period and stormed back with a strong second rocketed into the top 20 in the world the Smiths Falls on December her plans well ahead of time. Gone period to cut the Canadians lead to 3-2, but rankings. 21. Henderson has won the Bobbie are the days of needing sponsor their Saskatchewan opponents struck for three Not bad for someone who just Rosenfeld Award as The Canadian Press invitations or travelling overnight to third-period goals to salt the win. celebrated her 18th birthday a few 2015 female athlete of the year. make it to the course in time for But despite a pushback in the second period months ago. morning qualification rounds. with a pair of goals, the Hurricanes weren’t Henderson capped her impressive in 2000. Kane was also the last “I wanted to play against the best in quite able to dig themselves out of the 3-0 hole season Monday by winning the Canadian to win on the Tour until the world,” she said. “Most of the they put themselves in by the early stages of the Award as The Henderson blew away the field at the times when I was doing that, I wasn’t second period. Canadian Press female athlete of the Cambia in August to a member and I didn’t really have “We got a little bit undisciplined in the first year. end Canada’s 14-year victory drought. anywhere else to play. I was trying to period, just didn’t get a feel for the officiating She picked up 21 votes (37 per The youngster from Smiths Falls, make my way onto the Tour and really quick,” said Hurricanes head coach Doug cent) in the annual survey of editors Ont., needed to play in a qualifier just trying to make my mark. It was Paisley. and broadcasters from across the to enter the tournament field that something that I knew I had to do “They had some good speed. (On the) first country. week. She showed she belonged by and it was exciting to know that I goal we got a little bit deep in the gap. It was a “I’m hoping this is just the start of a finishing with a whopping eight-shot could have a chance to do something pretty good shot from the guy, but outside the pretty long career, and one where I victory. amazing.” perimeter to make it 1-0. We played a lot of can chase after some bigger dreams “A couple days I was playing there Henderson finished the season time in our end and they worked the puck and goals that I’ve set for myself,” and I was thinking back to when I ranked 18th in the world — a jump of around really well. Their puck movement was Henderson said. “Really I think that would just kind of daydream when I over 200 positions from a year ago — executed very well and their structure and there are no limits and I think was little,” she said. with over US$100,000 in official LPGA movement of the puck in the D-zone had us anything is possible. My 2015 year “I was looking at my putt on the earnings and more than $700,000 in running around. We were scrambling a little bit proves that it’s true — that anything is green and I could see the hole and combined earnings as a pro. and then on their second goal we just got possible.” the ball and I could see the fans “Already a top-flight golfer at such a chasing a little bit and overloaded in behind the Soccer player Kadeisha Buchanan around the green. They were kind of young age,” said Red Deer Advocate net and they were able to tuck one home. They was well back in second place in the blurred and it was just exactly how I sports editor Greg Meachem. “Proved kind of had us on our heels and we got outshot voting with 10 votes (17 per cent). pictured it when I was little. I was like, she can compete — and be successful in the first period.” Tennis player won ‘Wow, you know what, this is my — against the best of the best in a The Canadians upped their lead to 3-0 early the award the last two years. dream.’” global sport.” in the second period. Henderson is the first golfer to Henderson, who also posted fifth- capture the honour since place ties at two major events last ◆ CONTINUED Please see page B6 ◆ CONTINUED Please see page B6 HERALD SPORTS ✦ TOP STORIES TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2015 ✦ Lethbridge Herald page – B4 Suns fire two assistant coaches PHOENIX results we’re looking for,” general manager Ryan Navy prevails at Military Bowl The Phoenix Suns, losers of 15 McDonough said after the Suns’ of their last 20 games, have fired Monday morning shootaround, assistant coaches Mike “and we just wanted to shake THE ASSOCIATED PRESS — ANNAPOLIS Longabardi and Jerry Sichting. things up.” Nate Bjorkgren was promoted Hornacek knows he could be to take Longabardi’s job as the next to go. he players on defensive co-ordinator. Assistant “We’re going to try to get Pittsburgh’s sideline Earl Watson also was promoted things changed around,” he were jumping and to a bench coach position. said. “We’re not quitting on cheering as Quadree The overhaul of coach Jeff THenderson ran 100 yards with anything. We’re just going to Hornacek’s staff comes after an continue to work and try to the opening kickoff of the embarrassing home loss to implement a couple of different Military Bowl. Philadelphia on Saturday night. things and see if we can get it Unfortunately, the Panthers The Suns are 12-20 and are 12th going. Whatever happens after spent the remainder of the day in the Western Conference. that, you can’t get concerned trying — unsuccessfully — to “We haven’t been getting the about that.” stop Navy quarterback Keenan Reynolds. Reynolds wrapped up his record-setting college career at Navy in spectacular fashion, running for three touchdowns and throwing for another Associated Press photo Monday to lead the 41225615 Navy cornerback Quincy Adams, left, pours a bucket of water onto Midshipmen to a 44-28 victory. coach Ken Niumatalolo after the Military Bowl NCAA college football Reynolds ran for 144 yards game against Pittsburgh, Monday in Annapolis, Md. Navy won 44-28. GAME DAY PREVIEW on 24 carries, completed 9 of Dustin FORBES 17 passes for 126 yards and had After Henderson went the Niumatalolo decided to stay at a reception for 47 yards on a distance, Navy took a 21-7 Navy instead of taking the head First Home Game in a in a first place showdown on trick play. halftime lead and made it 31-7 coaching job at Brigham While: December 19th, the Hurricanes “He’s a super football player,” midway through the third Young. It feels like an eon ago that the entered the Christmas Break with a Panthers first-year coach Pat quarter. Niumatalolo was glad he Hurricanes had played a home game 24-11-0-0 record and sat first place Narduzzi said. “Make no Pittsburgh scored two stuck around for Reynolds’ at the ENMAX Centre. In fact, it’s in the Eastern Conference. The ‘Canes mistake, there were reasons he touchdowns in 17 seconds to finale. been 24 days since the ‘Canes were second in the entire WHL as was in the (running) for the close to 31-21, but could not “All of Keenan’s accolades are impressed a crowd of 4,748 with a they were just three points back of Heisman Trophy.” complete the comeback. well deserved,” the coach said. thrilling 6-2 win over the Red Deer the league-leading Kelowna Reynolds leaves Navy (11-2) It was 38-28 when Reynolds “What an unbelievable career NEXT Rebels on Teddy Bear Toss. Tonight Rockets. as the Football Bowl capped a nine-play drive with a he’s had. Once in a generation, will be the final home game of the BBG Line: Subdivision career leader with 9-yard run with 4:19 some of the things he’s done. HOME calendar year of 2015. After being placed on a line on 88 touchdowns and 530 points. remaining. The TD broke a tie We’re going to miss him.” Getting Comfy in the November 26th, the line of Brayden His 4,559 yards rushing are the with Kenneth Dixon of Playing before a sellout GAME Top 10: Burke, Justin Gutierrez and Egor most by a quarterback in Louisiana Tech atop the career crowd of 36,352 in its home The Hurricanes for the second week Babenko have been rolling along. In Division I history. chart. , Navy used its triple- in a row heading into the Christmas 12 games together heading into the Qadree Ollison rushed for 73 “To be able to seal the game option attack to overwhelm a break found themselves in the CHL’s Christmas break, the trio had yards and scored two and get at the same team that went 6-2 in the Tues. BMO Top 10 rankings for Week 13 as combined for 64 points (23g-41a) touchdowns for Pitt (8-5). Nate time is pretty cool,” the 5-foot- Atlantic Coast Conference and they came in at #9. That was a one helping the ‘Canes post a record of Peterman threw a TD pass but 11 senior said. ranked 20th in the nation spot improvement from their #10 10-2-0-0 in that span. was intercepted three times. With Reynolds leading the against the run. The Dec. 29 ranking the week before on Week Switch-A-Roo: The Panthers’ problem was way, the Midshipmen Midshipmen finished with 590 12. It was the fourth time this year For multiple years it’s been the that they couldn’t back up completed their first 11-win yards in offence, including 417 the ‘Canes have been either listed of Hurricanes well behind the Tigers in Henderson’s quick score. season in 135 years of football. on the ground — 114 by an Honourable Mention on the the battle of Southern Alberta in the vs. “You feel like you have the That, more than all his fullback Chris Swain. National honour. Eastern Conference standings. momentum and you start fast, personal accomplishments, is It’s not the way Narduzzi What A Trip: However, this season, the two teams then we just couldn’t get what he will remember. wanted to end his first season The Hurricanes headed into the have flip-flopped. Coming out of the anything going in the first half “You play the game to win, at Pitt. Christmas break with a difficult six Christmas break, the Hurricanes offensively,” Narduzzi said. “We game road trip through the East were 21 points better than the Tigers so the record for wins is the “Just have to keep getting got things going in the second one that means the most to one step closer,” he said. “You Division and part of the Central. The in the standings. half, but with a missed field Rookie Surprise: me,” Reynolds said. just have to take one step at a ‘Canes passed the tough test with goal and three interceptions, flying colours finishing the trip with Despite the tough season to date for It was the first game for the time. Told the seniors, they laid you aren’t going to win many an impressive 5-1-0-0 record. Their the Tigers, one bright spot has Midshipmen since they beat the foundation. We’ve done a football games.” 7:00PM only loss came in Regina by a 6-5 definitely been the play of 17-year- Army and coach Ken lot of great things this year.” score. The ‘Canes earned victories in old rookie Max Gerlach. The Flower Brandon, Prince Albert, Saskatoon, Mound, Texas product in 34 games Edmonton and Red Deer. coming out of the Christmas break Sitting Pretty: had put up 28 points in 34 games. Belichick stands by overtime decision With an impressive 5-1-0-0 record He leads the Tigers in goals with 19, on a six game trip and completing it three better than Cole Sanford who their playoff hopes. The loss to say his team wanted to kick with a massive 6-1 win in Red Deer scored 50 last year. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS — FOXBOROUGH deprived the Patriots of off. Slater seemed confused as clinching the No. 1 seed in the to which way the Patriots would AFC playoffs. kick, but Belichick said Monday Bill Belichick “I clearly thought that was that didn’t matter because there stood by his our best opportunity, so that’s was little or no wind. decision why we did it,” Belichick said The Jets marched right Monday to kick on his regular Monday media downfield and won on Eric off to start conference call. “Didn’t like the Decker’s 6-yard TD reception, Sunday’s way it worked out, but to me leaving New England having to overtime in New that was the right decision for go all out in the finale at Miami Jersey. our team at that time.” to clinch home-field advantage The New York After the Patriots rallied to tie throughout the AFC playoffs — Jets scored in the closing minutes, a game that would have been quickly to win Belichick instructed special rendered meaningless with a 26-20 and boost teams captain Matthew Slater win in the Meadowlands. 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Third Period Second Period goal. No Scoring. No Scoring. Tampa Bay : Marchessault miss, Filppula goal, Penalties - Wilson Wash (interference) 7:50. Penalties - Suter Minn (roughing) 19:44, Abdelka- Kucherov miss. Basketball Shots on goal by der Det (roughing) 19:44. Shots on goal by Washington 9 7 10 - 26 Third Period Montreal 14 8 10 2 - 34 National Basketball Association NHL hockey Buffalo 10 12 9 - 31 2. Minnesota, Koivu 9 (Dumba, Parise) 17:42 (pp). Tampa Bay 11 16 11 1 - 39 Goal - Washington: Holtby (W, 23-4-1); Buffalo: Ull- 3. Detroit, Datsyuk 4 (Abdelkader, Smith) 18:03. Goal - Montreal: Condon (W, 10-9-3); Tampa Bay: EASTERN CONFERENCE mark (L, 5-8-2). 4. Minnesota, Koivu 10 (Parise) 18:56 (en). Bishop (LO, 15-11-3). W L Pct GB EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Power plays (goal-chances) - Washington: 0-1; Penalties - Niederreiter Minn (cross-checking) Power plays (goal-chances) - Montreal: 0-1; Cleveland 20 9 .690 - Atlantic Division Central Division Buffalo: 0-3. 10:42, Green Det (interference) 16:46. Tampa Bay: 1-3. Atlanta 20 13 .606 2 GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Attendance - 19,070 at Buffalo. Shots on goal by Attendance - 19,092 at Tampa Bay. Indiana 18 12 .600 2 1/2 Montreal 38 21 14 3 45 110 95 Dallas 37 27 7 3 57 129 91 Detroit 11 7 11 - 29 Miami 18 12 .600 2 1/2 Florida 36 20 12 4 44 98 83 St. Louis 38 22 12 4 48 95 90 Predators 5, Rangers 3 Kings 5, Canucks 0 Toronto 19 13 .594 2 1/2 Detroit 36 18 11 7 43 93 94 Minnesota 35 19 10 6 44 95 84 Minnesota 9 10 16 - 35 Goal - Detroit: Mrazek (L, 11-7-3); Minnesota: Dub- Chicago 17 12 .586 3 Boston 35 19 12 4 42 108 94 Chicago 37 20 13 4 44 97 89 First Period First Period Ottawa 36 18 12 6 42 108 105 Nashville 36 18 12 6 42 97 92 nyk (W, 15-10-2). Orlando 18 13 .581 3 1. Nashville, Forsberg 10 (Josi) 18:56 (pp). Power plays (goal-chances) - Detroit: 0-2; Min- 1. Los Angeles, Toffoli 15 (Kopitar, Lucic) 15:33. Boston 18 13 .581 3 Tampa Bay 37 18 15 4 40 95 88 Colorado 36 17 17 2 36 100 99 Penalties - Brassard NYR (roughing) 18:33. Penalties - McNabb LA (roughing) 0:31, Biega Vcr Buffalo 36 15 17 4 34 85 94 Winnipeg 35 16 17 2 34 93 104 nesota: 1-2. Charlotte 17 13 .567 3 1/2 Toronto 34 13 14 7 33 89 94 Pacific Division Second Period Attendance - 19,110 at Minnesota. (roughing) 0:31, Pedan Vcr (fighting) 5:41, Nolan LA Detroit 17 14 .548 4 Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA 2. NY Rangers, Fast 6 (Girardi, Kreider) 6:59. (fighting) 5:41, Prust Vcr (fighting) 6:08, McNabb LA Washington 14 15 .483 6 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Los Angeles 34 21 11 2 44 88 79 3. Nashville, Neal 14 (Ribeiro, Wilson) 13:48. Canadiens 4, Lightning 3 (SO) (fighting) 6:08, Doughty LA (roughing) 8:45, Horvat New York 14 18 .438 7 1/2 Washington 35 27 6 2 56 110 72 Arizona 35 17 15 3 37 95 109 Penalties - Wilson Nash (tripping) 14:56. Vcr (roughing) 8:45, Pearson LA (holding) 12:36, Milwaukee 12 20 .375 9 1/2 N.Y. Rangers 37 20 13 4 44 107 98 Vancouver 37 14 14 9 37 93 104 Third Period First Period Weal LA (slashing) 18:25. Brooklyn 9 22 .290 12 N.Y. Islanders 36 19 12 5 43 97 85 San Jose 34 17 15 2 36 93 94 4. Nashville, Smith 8 (Josi, Ribeiro) 7:34. 1. Montreal, Plekanec 8 (Subban, Andrighetto) Second Period Philadelphia 2 30 .063 19 1/2 New Jersey 36 17 14 5 39 84 90 Calgary 35 17 16 2 36 96 116 5. Nashville, Ellis 4 (Jones, Ribeiro) 9:52 (pp). 15:58. 2. Los Angeles, Forbort 1 (Lewis) 1:57. WESTERN CONFERENCE Pittsburgh 35 17 15 3 37 79 86 Edmonton 37 15 19 3 33 95 113 6. Nashville, Neal 15 (Jarnkrok, Salomaki) 11:13. Penalties - Killorn TB (hooking) 2:03, Plekanec Mtl 3. Los Angeles, McNabb 2 (Kopitar) 11:57. W L Pct GB Philadelphia 35 15 13 7 37 76 96 Anaheim 34 13 15 6 32 66 87 7. NY Rangers, Nash 11 (unassisted) 13:20. (delay of game) 20:00. Penalties - Golden State 28 1 .966 - Carolina 36 15 16 5 35 85 103 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss. 8. NY Rangers, Miller 8 (Stepan) 16:02. Second Period None. San Antonio 27 6 .818 3 Columbus 38 13 22 3 29 92 120 Penalties - Moore NYR (hooking) 8:29. 2. Tampa Bay, Kucherov 13 (Filppula, Stralman) Third Period Oklahoma City 21 10 .677 8 Shots on goal by 5:40 (pp). 4. Los Angeles, Toffoli 16 (Kopitar, Martinez) 5:55. L.A. Clippers 19 13 .594 10 1/2 Monday's Games Montreal at Florida, 5:30 p.m. NY Rangers 6 14 9 - 29 3. Montreal, Galchenyuk 9 (Markov, Petry) 9:57. 5. Los Angeles, Toffoli 17 (Doughty, Kopitar) 12:56 Dallas 18 13 .581 11 Colorado at San Jose, 8:30 p.m. Nashville at St. Louis, 6 p.m. Nashville 15 11 9 - 35 Penalties - Markov Mtl (hooking) 5:15. (pp). Memphis 17 16 .515 13 Tuesday's Games Detroit at Winnipeg, 6 p.m. Goal - NY Rangers: Lundqvist (L, 16-10-3); Third Period Penalties - Dorsett Vcr (slashing) 12:22, Forbort LA Houston 16 16 .500 13 1/2 Ottawa at Boston, 5 p.m. Anaheim at Calgary, 7 p.m. Nashville: Rinne (W, 15-10-6). 4. Tampa Bay, Garrison 4 (Killorn) 13:21. (hooking) 16:07, Muzzin LA (slashing) 17:53, Bur- Utah 12 16 .429 15 1/2 N.Y. Islanders at Toronto, 5 p.m. Los Angeles at Edmonton, 7 p.m. Power plays (goal-chances) - NY Rangers: 0-1; 5. Tampa Bay, Callahan 5 (Filppula, Sustr) 13:42. rows Vcr (slashing) 18:18. Sacramento 12 18 .400 16 1/2 Carolina at New Jersey, 5 p.m. Chicago at Arizona, 7 p.m. Nashville: 2-2. 6. Montreal, Weise 11 (Desharnais, Pacioretty) Shots on goal by Portland 13 20 .394 17 Dallas at Columbus, 5 p.m. Attendance - 17,317 at Nashville. 14:14. Los Angeles 16 10 12 - 38 Denver 12 19 .387 17 Penalties - Mitchell Mtl (hooking) 15:32. Vancouver 9 9 9 - 27 Phoenix 12 21 .364 18 Capitals 2, Sabres 0 1. Washington, Ovechkin 18 (Backstrom, Oshie) Wild 3, Red Wings 1 Overtime Goal - Los Angeles: Quick (W, 19-9-1); Vancouver: Minnesota 11 20 .355 18 :19. No Scoring. Markstrom (L, 3-4-3). New Orleans 10 21 .323 19 First Period 2. Washington, Beagle 6 (Wilson) 12:55. First Period Penalties - Power plays (goal-chances) - Los Angeles: 1-3; 1. Minnesota, Coyle 9 (Niederreiter) 11:42. L.A. Lakers 5 27 .156 24 1/2 No Scoring. Penalties - Beagle Wash (slashing) 5:57, Deslauri- None. Vancouver: 0-4. Monday's Games Penalties - Weber Buf (interference) 5:17. ers Buf (fighting) 10:49, Latta Wash (fighting) 10:49, Penalties - Abdelkader Det (high-sticking) 12:35, Shootout - Montreal wins 2-1 Attendance - 18,570 at Vancouver. Spurgeon Minn (interference) 17:56. Indiana 93, Atlanta 87 Second Period Chorney Wash (interference) 14:10. Montreal : Galchenyuk miss, Flynn goal, Pacioretty Orlando 104, New Orleans 89 L.A. Clippers 108, Washington 91 Charlotte 108, L.A. Lakers 98 the Royals beckoning. East Kansas City 17, Cleveland 13 Brooklyn 111, Miami 105 W L T Pct PF PA N.Y. Jets 26, New England 20, OT Chicago 104, Toronto 97 In Alberta Midget Football y-Washington 8 7 0 .533 354 356 Indianapolis 18, Miami 12 San Antonio 101, Minnesota 95 MIDGET Dallas 103, Milwaukee 93 Hockey League play the Philadelphia 6 9 0 .400 342 400 Detroit 32, San Francisco 17 Cleveland 101, Phoenix 97 Royals are 10-10-4 and National Football League N.Y. Giants 6 9 0 .400 390 407 Buffalo 16, Dallas 6 ◆ CONTINUED from page B3 Dallas 4 11 0 .267 252 340 Chicago 26, Tampa Bay 21 Philadelphia at Utah, 9 p.m. five point behind the AMERICAN CONFERENCE South Atlanta 20, Carolina 13 Sacramento at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. “It was maybe a bit of a Hurricanes in the East W L T Pct PF PA Baltimore 20, Pittsburgh 17 Tuesday's Games W L T Pct PF PA y-Carolina 14 1 0 .933 462 298 New Orleans 38, Jacksonville 27 Detroit at New York, 5:30 p.m. tough angle goal for Chrysler Division y-New England 12 3 0 .800 455 295 Atlanta 8 7 0 .533 322 325 St. Louis 23, Seattle 17 Miami at Memphis, 6 p.m. Andrew (Suriano, standings. N.Y. Jets 10 5 0 .667 370 292 Tampa Bay 6 9 0 .400 332 379 Arizona 38, Green Bay 8 Atlanta at Houston, 6 p.m. Hurricanes goaltender) it Buffalo 7 8 0 .467 357 342 New Orleans 6 9 0 .400 388 459 Minnesota 49, N.Y. Giants 17 Milwaukee at Oklahoma City, 6 p.m. But it’s been a while Miami 5 10 0 .333 290 379 North Monday's Game Cleveland at Denver, 7 p.m. was one-on-one with the since the teams have South W L T Pct PF PA Denver 20, Cincinnati 17, OT D-man and he was kept crossed paths. W L T Pct PF PA x-Green Bay 10 5 0 .667 355 303 Sunday, Jan. 3 Houston 8 7 0 .533 309 307 x-Minnesota 10 5 0 .667 345 289 Jacksonville at Houston, 11 a.m. outside and the guy made “(They’re) a division Indianapolis 7 8 0 .467 303 384 Detroit 6 9 0 .400 334 380 Oakland at Kansas City, 11 a.m. a perfect shot off the far rival and we saw them Jacksonville 5 10 0 .333 370 418 Chicago 6 9 0 .400 315 373 Washington at Dallas, 11 a.m. Today’s TV Tennessee 3 12 0 .200 275 393 West Detroit at Chicago, 11 a.m. post and then all of a early in the season when North W L T Pct PF PA Minnesota at Green Bay, 11 a.m. sudden it was 3-0.” we were just getting our W L T Pct PF PA y-Arizona 13 2 0 .867 483 277 N.Y. Jets at Buffalo, 11 a.m. Highlights But the Hurricanes lineups together,” said y-Cincinnati 11 4 0 .733 395 263 x-Seattle 9 6 0 .600 387 271 New England at Miami, 11 a.m. Pittsburgh 9 6 0 .600 395 307 St. Louis 7 8 0 .467 264 311 Tampa Bay at Carolina, 11 a.m. 7 a.m. battled back and Connor Paisley. “I can’t really Baltimore 5 10 0 .333 312 377 San Francisco 4 11 0 .267 219 371 New Orleans at Atlanta, 11 a.m. TSN Ch. 21 — IIHF World Junior Lyons and D-Jay Jerome compare it to that, that Cleveland 3 12 0 .200 266 404 x-clinched playoff spot Baltimore at Cincinnati, 11 a.m. West y-clinched division Pittsburgh at Cleveland, 11 a.m. Hockey Championship. Belarus continued to pad their was back in October and W L T Pct PF PA Thursday's Game Tennessee at Indianapolis, 11 a.m. vs. Russia. Mac’s Tournament stats both teams have grown x-Denver 11 4 0 .733 328 276 Oakland 23, San Diego 20, OT Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants, 11 a.m. 11 a.m. with goals that cut and changed quite a bit. x-Kansas City 10 5 0 .667 382 270 Saturday's Game St. Louis at San Francisco, 2:25 p.m. TSN Ch. 21 — IIHF World Junior Oakland 7 8 0 .467 342 376 Washington 38, Philadelphia 24 San Diego at Denver, 2:25 p.m. Hockey Championship. Switzer- Regina’s lead to one after We watched them play a San Diego 4 11 0 .267 300 371 Sunday's Games Seattle at Arizona, 2:25 p.m. NATIONAL CONFERENCE Houston 34, Tennessee 6 land vs. Canada. 40 minutes. bit yesterday and we’ll 12:30 p.m. “We had an answer probably watch them SNW Ch. 27 — English Premier back and Connor Lyons again tonight (the Royals 6. Canada, Marner 1 (Strome, Point) 11:30 ranked in top two positions per conference regard- League Soccer. Leicester City FC got us on the board,” said played the South Island Penalties - From Den (slashing) 3:13, Rondbjerg less of points; a team winning in overtime or vs. Manchester City FC. Hockey Den (delay of game) 9:17, Chabot Cda (slashing) shootout is credited with two points and a victory Paisley. “He picked up a Royals Monday night at 8 7 p.m 13:20. in the W column; the team losing in overtime or SNW Ch. 27 — NHL hockey. Ana- pass from D-Jay Jerome p.m.). They play a similar 2016 IIHF World Junior Championship Third Period shootout receives one point which is registered in and put it through the 7. Canada, Strome 2 (Point) 9:32 (pp) the OTL or SOL columns heim Ducks at Calgary Flames. style and they’re fairly At Helsinki, Finland Penalties - From Den (delay of game) 3:47, Olsen Monday's results screen. Nice shot, nice physical, the same as we PRELIMINARY ROUND Den (roughing) 8:20, True Den (delay of game) Edmonton 3 Red Deer 1 goal. are. I think discipline and Group A 10:56, Marner Cda (interference) 12:10. Calgary 3 Kootenay 2 GP W OTW OTL L GF GA Pt Shots on goal by Kamloops at Kelowna, 8:05 p.m. “D-Jay did a very special teams will be the Denmark 4 7 0 - 11 Prince George at Victoria, 8:05 p.m. CANADA Sweden 2 2 0 0 0 9 3 6 similar thing, he scored difference in tomorrow’s U.S. 2 1 0 0 1 4 3 3 Canada 19 21 18 - 58 Tuesday's games Canada 2 1 0 0 1 8 5 3 Goal - Denmark: Seldrup (L,0-1-0); Canada: Mc- Moose Jaw at Brandon, 6 p.m. ◆ CONTINUED from page B3 from the same area. We game.” Denmark 2 1 0 0 1 3 7 3 Donald (W,1-1-0). Saskatoon at Regina, 6 p.m. had good puck presence Monday’s loss aside, Switzerland 2 0 0 0 2 4 10 0 Power plays (goals-chances) - Denmark: 0-2; Prince Albert at Swift Current, 6 p.m. “We just wanted to get on both goals and were Paisley wasn’t about to Group B Canada: 2-5. Medicine Hat at Lethbridge, 7 p.m. GP W OTW OTL L GF GA Pt Attendance - 5,891 at Helsinki, Finland. Spokane at Seattle, 8:05 p.m. more pucks to the net,” able to capitalize and get throw back his team’s 2-1 Russia 2 1 1 0 0 8 5 5 Portland at Tri-City, 8:05 p.m. said Marner. “I think that some shots through and start to the tournament Czech Rep. 2 1 0 1 0 3 2 4 Western Hockey League Finland 2 1 0 0 1 10 6 3 2015 Spengler Cup was the problem in our won the period 2-1. We that has them tied with Slovakia 2 1 0 0 1 4 4 3 EASTERN CONFERENCE EAST DIVISION At Davos, Switzerland first game we didn’t get thought we had some Regina atop the Pool 2 Belarus 2 0 0 0 2 2 10 0 Note: Three points for a regulation win, two for an GP W L OTL SOL GF GA Pt Preliminary Round enough pucks to the net. good momentum, but standings with the Brandon 36 22 11 1 2 137 102 47 Group A overtime/shootout win, one for an We really focused on they kept getting pucks Canadians holding one overtime/shootout loss. Prince Albert 35 21 11 2 1 114 104 45 GP W OTW OTL L GF GA Pt Monday's results Moose Jaw 35 18 12 4 1 121 107 41 Canada 2 2 0 0 0 4 1 6 trying to get bodies in deep on us and just wore game in hand. Regina 36 15 16 3 2 110 127 35 Yekaterinberg 2 1 0 0 0 6 3 3 Canada 6 Denmark 1 front of the goalies. us down.” “I like where we’re at,” Czech Republic 2 Slovakia 0 Saskatoon 34 13 18 3 0 104 144 29 Davos 2 0 0 0 2 1 7 0 Swift Current 35 10 21 3 1 78 113 24 Group B “Every goalie in this The Canadians got one he said. “If you told me we Sweden 1 United States 0 Russia 6 Finland 4 CENTRAL DIVISION GP W OTW OTL L GF GA Pt tournament is great when back near the midway could be 2-1 going into Tuesday's games GP W L OTL SOL GF GA Pt Lugano 2 1 0 0 1 10 9 3 Lethbridge 36 25 11 0 0 153 109 50 Helsinki 2 1 0 0 1 9 9 3 they see the puck so we point of the third on a the last game with a Russia vs. Belarus, 9 a.m. Canada vs. Switzerland, 11 a.m. Calgary 39 24 13 1 1 130 117 50 Mannheim 2 1 0 0 1 8 9 3 just got to get bodies in goal mouth scamble that division rival that’s lower Red Deer 37 24 13 0 0 133 111 48 Note: Three points for a regulation win, two for an Wednesday's games front of them and make a Regina player was able in the standings I’d take Belarus vs. Czech Republic, 5 a.m. Edmonton 38 15 19 4 0 106 124 34 overtime/shootout win, one for an Denmark vs. Sweden, 7 a.m. Medicine Hat 35 12 19 3 1 112 139 28 overtime/shootout loss. sure we get pucks there.” to whack in while on the those odds all day long. It Kootenay 38 6 30 2 0 72 151 14 Monday's results Finland vs. Slovakia, 9 a.m. Marner and Strome had seat of his pants to make would be nice to be 3-0, Switzerland vs. United States, 11 a.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Canada 2 HC Davos 0 B.C. DIVISION Helsinki 6 HC Lugano 4 a goal and an assist each it 4-2. but to be at 2-1 it’s a lot Thursday's games Slovakia vs. Russia, 5 a.m. GP W L OTL SOL GF GA Pt Tuesday's games for Canada (1-1), while “They just kept pucks better than where we United States vs. Denmark, 7 a.m. Kelowna 36 26 9 1 0 135 102 53 Quarter-finals Victoria 36 22 12 1 1 123 87 46 Jokerit Helsinki vs. HC Davos, 7 a.m. Anthony Beauvillier, John deep and working down were last year at this time Czech Republic vs. Finland, 9 a.m. Sweden vs. Canada, 11 a.m. Prince George 35 21 12 1 1 120 101 44 Automobilist Yekaterinberg vs. Adler Mannheim, Quenneville, Matt Barzal low and we just couldn’t with the tournament Kamloops 33 17 12 3 1 118 103 38 12:15 p.m. and Lawson Crouse also recover,” said Paisley. being over and we were 1- Canada 6, Denmark 1 Vancouver 37 13 19 3 2 106 129 31 Wednesday's games U.S. DIVISION Semifinals scored at Helsinki Ice Hall. Suriano made 24 saves 2. We’ll take where we are First Period GP W L OTL SOL GF GA Pt Canada vs. Helsinki-Davos winner, 7 a.m. or It was likely McDonald’s in the loss. and we have to take our 1. Denmark, True 1 (From, Krogsgaard) 12:49 Seattle 34 19 12 3 0 113 102 41 12:15 p.m. 2. Canada, Beauvillier 1 (Barzal, Chartier) 13:52 Everett 33 19 12 0 2 91 74 40 HC Lugano vs. Yekaterinberg-Mannheim winner, last start of the The Canes now get loss on the chin. We got Penalties - None. Spokane 35 18 13 3 1 117 117 40 7 a.m. or 12:15 p.m. preliminary round. It’s ready for a more familiar beat by a better team.” Second Period Portland 34 17 16 1 0 118 112 35 Thursday's game opponent tonight with 3. Canada, Quenneville 1 (Marner, Point) 1:14 Tri-City 35 14 19 2 0 109 135 30 Championship expected that he will give 4. Canada, Barzal 2 (Chabot, Hicketts) 5:03 (pp) z-league title; y-conference title;d-division leader; Semifinal Winners, 4 a.m. way to Mackenzie 5. Canada, Crouse 1 (Konecny, Dermott) 5:54 x-clinched playoff berth. Note: Division leaders Blackwood today when Henderson hopes to the Canadians face start strong early in the Switzerland (0-2). CP 2016 season with a goal of Blackwood had to serve cracking the top 10 in the Ware lifts Broncos the final two games of an ◆ CONTINUED from page B3 world rankings. She’s also eight-game suspension before suiting up for Canadian women’s a virtual lock to play for Canada. team coach Tristan Canada when golf makes Mullally, who has worked it return to the Olympic past Bengals with Henderson since she program at the Rio Games Russia tops was 14, said she’s a in August. McManus has missed a kick in five remarkably steady ball “I still have many years THE ASSOCIATED PRESS — DENVER consecutive games, and this one wasn’t striker with the accuracy ahead of me and I’m even close. It sailed wide left — missing Finland 6-4 working hard for 2016 and to be consistent on the protective netting — to the HELSINKI different types of golf the years after that,” she DeMarcus Ware came up with the big astonishment of 74,511 fans even though courses. said. “But this award for play he’s been looking for ever since the flags atop the goal posts revealed a Kirill Kaprizov had a “When you combine 2015 is definitely missing a month with a bad back, and it complete lack of wind. goal and an assist and those two, that makes for something I’m proud of put the Denver Broncos into the playoffs. The relieved Bengals called tails and Yegor Korshkov chipped a pretty potent recipe,” and I’ll be very honoured Ware beat AJ McCarron to a fumbled the coin landed heads. in with three assists as Mullally said. to accept.” snap in overtime, sending the Broncos Unlike Patriots coach Bill Belichick a Russia defeated Finland 6- into the post-season with a 20-17 win day earlier, Broncos coach Gary Kubiak 4 on Monday at the world over the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday chose to receive, and Denver drove 60 junior hockey with the loss. night. yards in 13 plays. Both Emmanuel championship. Sweden Ware’s recovery followed a 37-yard field Sanders and Owen Daniels limped off Sebastian Aho gave the goal by Brandon McManus, whose during the drive. host side the lead when he blanks US Czechs blank shanked 45-yarder at the end of Osweiler, making his sixth straight start beat Russian goalie regulation made necessary the extra Alexander Georgiev early HELSINKI in place of Peyton Manning, also banged Slovakia 2-0 drama. an elbow in the frenetic final minutes but in the first period at Alexander Nylander The Broncos (11-4) overcame a 14-0 stayed in. . Kaprizov scored and Linus HELSINKI first-half deficit in clinching their fifth McManus then redeemed himself by tied it on the power play Soderstrom made 46 Dominik Lakatos and consecutive playoff berth and denying splitting the uprights from 37 yards out 5 but Patrik Laine restored saves as Sweden blanked David Pastrnak scored as the Bengals (11-4) their first road win on minutes into the extra period. Finland’s one-goal the United States 1-0 on the Czech Republic a Monday night since 1990. Then, it was up to the league’s best cushion with 67 seconds Monday at the world defeated Slovakia 2-0 on “There’s an old saying: ‘It’s not how you defence to seal the deal. left in the opening frame. junior hockey Monday at the world start, it’s how you finish,’” Broncos There was an incompletion on first Aleksi Saarela scored 53 championship. junior hockey quarterback Brock Osweiler said. “And down that the Broncos felt should have seconds into the second Nylander was sent in on championship. this team finished great tonight.” been a fumble by McCarron with Derek period to make it 3-1 a breakaway early in the Vitek Vanecek made 18 Cincinnati also blew a chance to earn a Wolfe recovering the ball as it skittered before the Russians second period and beat saves for the shutout. bye in the playoffs. downfield, but a review upheld the scored four times on Alex Nedeljkovic for the Pastrnak opened the Denver can earn the top seed in the ruling. Finnish netminder Veini game’s lone goal at scoring with a power-play AFC with a win over San Diego and a loss Incomplete. Vehvilainen in a span of Helsinki Ice Hall. goal late in the second by New England at Miami next weekend. Second-and-10 from the Bengals 33. seven minutes 17 seconds. The Americans outshot period at Hartwall Arena. Denver, which was in danger of Centre Russell Bodine’s shotgun snap Andrei Svetlakov started Sweden 46-23. Lakatos added an becoming the first team since the 1970 sailed past McCarron, making his second the rally with a Sweden (2-0) leads insurance goal midway merger to miss the playoffs after starting start in place of Andy Dalton, and Ware shorthanded goal and Group A with six points through the third period. 10-2, snapped a two-game skid with its beat him to the loose football at the 23. Pavel Kraskovski tied the while the U.S. fell to 1-1 third overtime win of the season. Game over. game on the power play. 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WEASEL BEAR MAYBERRY ANTHONY "TONY" LAMONT THURLOW DALLAS RARICK JOHN ALEXANDER WEASEL REV. WILLIAM "BILL" JOHN 1931 - 2015 It is with great sadness that we BEAR passed away in Cardston MAYBERRY, beloved husband of Mr. Anthony “Tony” Lamont of mourn the sudden passing of JAY Your presence I miss, on December 22nd, 2015 at the the late Mildred Joyce Mayberry, Lethbridge, passed away at the BYRON THURLOW on Monday, Your memory I treasure, age of 76 years. of Lethbridge, AB passed away at Chinook Regional Hospital on December 21, 2015 in Loving you always, John is survived by his wife of 56 St. Michael’s Health Center, Wednesday, December 23, 2015 Claresholm, AB. Left to mourn Jay Forgetting you never. years, Margaret (Spotted Bull); Palliative Care Unit on Sunday, at the age of 83 years. are his daughter Maryann (Rob) children - Emily (John), Brenda December 27th, 2015 at the age A memorial service will be held at Shopa, four grandchildren, Love, Susan (late Francis), and Jonathon; of 84 years. 10:30AM on Tuesday, December Erykah, Sydney, MacKenzie and grandchildren - Lester, Tamara, Bill was born in Detroit, Michigan 29, 2015 at MARTIN BROTHERS Carlos, brothers Richard, William, Sadly Missed and Lovingly Dustin, Alexander, Lizzie, Aryson, on July 19th, 1931 to Thomas and RIVERVIEW CHAPEL, 610 4th Keith, and Sidney and sisters Remembered and Akuuma; great grandchildren Hazel Mayberry. The family Street South, Lethbridge with Neola, Shirley, Barb, and Donna. Sept 2, 1929 - June 29, 2015 - Grace, Sheldon, Lester Jr., moved to Hamilton, Ontario in Pastor Al Litchfield officiating. Jay was predeceased by his Marley, Leighton, and Autumn. 1934 and to Burlington, Ontario in Visit www.mbfunerals.com to send daughter Jaycee Dawn Thurlow, A Wake Service will be held at 1941. Bill received a Bachelor's a private condolence. his sister Carol Sawa and both Legacy Funeral Home, Cardston Degree from Dartmouth College, parents, Sidney and Donna on Tuesday, Dec. 29th from 6:00 Hanover, New Hampshire and a Thurlow. to 9:00 p.m. The Funeral Service Divinity Degree from the Jay will also be missed by his will be held at The Church of University of Alberta after extended family and wide of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, attending St. Stephen's College. friends. Cremation has taken Cardston Alberta Stake Center He married Mildred Shaw in 1954 place and a memorial service will (East Hill) on Wednesday, Dec. and together they served the be held at a later date. In lieu of 30th at 11:00 a.m. with President United Churches in Valleyview; flowers, donations can be made to Garry Fox officiating. Interment in De Bolt; Kingston, Jamaica; The Lung Association, 17420 St. Paul's Cemetery, Blood Labrador City and Corner Brook; MARCUS JAMES PEARCE Stony Plain Road N.W., Reserve. Sparwood; Fort Macleod and the 1996 - 2015 Edmonton, AB, T5S 1K6 or a Send condolences to: Lethbridge Japanese United Marcus Pearce of Lethbridge, charity of the donor’s choice. www.legacyfuneralhome.ca Church. Bill was interested in passed away on Monday, sports, receiving his college letter December 21, 2015 at the age of To send a condolence, please visit in crew. He enjoyed golf & karate 19 years. www.cornerstonefuneralhome.com and camping with his Marc was born on September 16, grandchildren. He painted in both 1996 in Lethbridge. From the time watercolor and in oil. In later years he was a youngster till his passing Jeane Molnar he enjoyed the game of bridge. he made many friends. Everyone Six months has gone by and we Bill is survived by his sons Peter that knew him will remember him miss our sister and sister-in-law, (Sharyn) Mayberry of Winnipeg, for his sense of humor and his awesome friend, Jeane Molnar. Tim (Cheryl) Mayberry of Calgary ability to make you smile. Jeane was born and raised on the and daughter (Kevin) Marc is survived by his father Milk River Ridge south of O'Sullivan of Osoyoos. Bill is also Rick (Aprila), Mason, Sierra, Osi. Raymond, AB. She rode a horse to fondly remembered by his His grandparents Kim and Jim school across the prairie and grandchildren Justin, Heather, CJ, Pearce and Susan McGurty, as through the coulees to Bonnieview Andrew, Michael, Meaghan & well as numerous aunts, uncles, FERDINANDAS "FRED" FOMRADAS school S.E. of their home. Joseph and great-grandchildren cousins and friends. As well as his 1938 - 2015 She was the second daughter to Olivia, Nixon, Isla and Cole. Also special friend Bailee Carpenter. Mr. Ferdinandas “Fred” Peter & Mary Coppieters, who left to cherish his memory is his He was predeceased by his Fomradas of Lethbridge, passed settled on this land, farmed and partner Joan Molloy. He is also mother Jennifer “McGurty” away suddenly at home on Friday, ranched there. Jeane was a great survived by his sisters Lynn Pearce. December 25, 2015 at the age of help to her parents being involved in SOUTHERN ALBERTA Whitten, Suzanne McKellum and A funeral service will be held at 77 years. many aspects of farm life. Jeane Brother Tim (Anne) Mayberry. 2:00PM on Wednesday, A Funeral Service will be held at played a big part in her community FUNERAL HOME DIRECTORY Friends and Relatives are invited December 30, 2015 at MARTIN 11:00am, on Monday, January 4, by being an awesome volunteer to to pay their respects to the family BROTHERS FUNERAL 2016, at MARTIN BROTHERS Raymond Hospital Aux, Ag EDEN’S at CORNERSTONE FUNERAL CHAPELS LTD, 610 4th Street RIVERVIEW CHAPEL, 610 – 4th Society, and Seniors Org. HOME - 2800 Mayor Magrath South, Lethbridge. Street South, Lethbridge. For many years you would find Funeral Home & Cremation Services Jeane in the kitchen of these 403-553-3772 403-627-3131 Drive South, Lethbridge, AB. on Visit www.mbfunerals.com to send Visit www.mbfunerals.com 2424 - 5 Avenue 966 Elm Street Wednesday, December 30th, a private condolence. to send a private condolence. organizations with her sister and Fort Macleod, AB Pincher Creek, AB sister-in-law. We all enjoyed [email protected] 2015 from 6:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. The Celebration of Life will be working together sharing many fun held at MCKILLOP UNITED times and lots of laughter. Her CHURCH, 2329 - 15 Avenue coffee pot & tea kettle were always South, Lethbridge, on Thursday, ready for whomever came through December 31st, 2015 at 11:00 the door. Pot lucks were also A.M. with Reverend Trevor Potter awesome. Her home, yard, and officiating. garden were beautiful and shared Memorial Donations may be LIESBETH SANTRAU with many friends and family. made to the Mission of Service 1930 - 2015 Christmas was a special time, her Fund of the United Church, 2329 - Mrs. Liesbeth Santrau of Lethbridge, home was covered in lights and 15 Avenue South, Lethbridge, AB, beloved wife of the late Mr. Hans decorations, and wonderful smells of T1K 0X5. Santrau, passed away from fresh baking. We remember her To send a condolence, please visit Alziehemers at the age of 85 years. every day and miss her immensely. www.cornerstonefuneralhome.com Liesbeth was born in Germany on Forever Loved, September 15, 1930. She was a Rose Bartsoff volunteer for many years at the Darlene Wagstaff Norbridge Senior Centre where she Pat & Mel Salmon loved to play bingo, floor curl and do all Peter & Donna Coppieters different kinds of crafts. She also loved to travel while listening to her favorite singer Neil Diamond. Lisbeth also adored her house plants. GREEN Liesbeth is survived by her two ANN GREEN (nee Weins), beloved wife of Burt Green of daughters Monika and Linda; two sons Lethbridge, passed away at St. Elie and Klaus; eight grandchildren; 1101 Main Street East, Pincher Creek, AB twelve great grandchildren, as well as 403-627-4864 Michael's Palliative Care Unit on numerous nieces, nephews and their families. Family Owned Since 1929 Friday, December 25th, 2015 at BOURNE the age of 62 years. Besides her loving husband, Liesbeth was predeceased by her parents A Service of Remembrance will Maria and Fran Hinz. In loving memory of our be held at CORNERSTONE A Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday, December 29, 2015 at mother EVELYN FUNERAL HOME, 2800 - Mayor 1:00pm at the MARTIN BROTHERS RIVERVIEW CHAPEL, 610 4 St. S. When the night has been too lonely Magrath Drive South, Lethbridge Lethbridge, Alberta, with Pastor Rodger Halvorsen officiating. and the road has been too long on Tuesday, December 29th, In lieu of flowers, those who wish, memorial donations may be made to And you think that love is only 2015 at 1:00 P.M. the Alzheimer Society Lethbridge Chapter, #402 740 4 Ave South, For the lucky and the strong Lethbridge, AB T1J 0N9 To send a condolence, please visit Just remember in the winter www.cornerstonefuneralhome.com Visit www.mbfunerals.com to send a private condolence. Far beneath the bitter snow Lies the seed, That with the sun's love, 403-382-3601 in the Spring [email protected] Becomes the rose... sign guestbook: www.generationsfh.ca The Bourne Family

When we come into this world, we cry and everyone else rejoices. When we leave this world, everyone else cries - but we rejoice. - Unknown TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2015 F Lethbridge Herald page - B9 Vacation General Help Obituaries Obituaries Cars Cars Trailers Employment Wanted 1160 1160 0500 0545 0545 0590 0600 0650 XMAS SPECIAL! 2013 BUICK VER- **COALDALE 1998 Ford ZX3 2DR ANO. Only 62,000 0605-0690 NURSERIES Ted Scott (E.D. Scott) 4 cyl. All new winter KM. Well taken care EMPLOYMENT BOX 1267, 1928 – 2015 tires, spoiler, good of. Auto, A/C, Coaldale, AB, T1M gas mileage. $950. Cruise, Tilt, Power 1N1. It is with great sorrow and heavy obo. 587-257-7066 windows, Power Now Hiring hearts that we announce the passing LOOKING TO Locks, Power Trunk. 2006-28FT Labourers for the SELL YOUR 2000 BUICK $15,900 OBO. 587- IMMACULATE 2016 season. of Ted Scott on Sunday, December LESABRE LTD. 370-3596 West Wind Trailer Duties are field work, 20, 2015 at the Pincher Creek VEHICLE? made by Kustom pruning, watering, at Fully loaded, $2000 0605...... Accounting Opps obo. 403-328-6949 Koach for sale by the Coaldale Municipal Hospital. Try listing it in original owner 0610...... Administrative Opps location. $11.20/hr. 0615...... Agencies Besides his loving wife of 51 years, our Classified FOR SALE (stored inside in On the job winter, hardly used) 0617...... Agriculture Opps training is provided. Sharron, Ted is survived by his section! 2001 SATURN SC2 0620...... Business Opps 3 door, red, excel- has a slide, skylight, Fax resume to children Mitch Scott, April (George) 0625...... Careers Your ad will run daily lent condition, 2 doors, 110 watt 403-345-2866. Owens, Adaire Boutland (Ashley) Rex in the Herald and economically solar panel, large 0630...... Childcare Required Starting April 1st to weekly in the Sun powered with 1.9L awning, stove/oven. 0635...... Clerical/Secretarial Opps October. Scott (Sarah), Che (Cindy) Scott, 2013 LINCOLN 0640...... Clubs/Restaurants Times & engine, 5 speed MKX Suv Light Separate bedroom with queen size walk 0642...... Computer & Technology Queenie Scott (Greg). Also mourning West. Your ad will transmission, A/C, green in colour, fully around bed, lots of 0645...... Domestic Opps DO YOU HAVE 10 his passing are his 20 grandchildren, 4 also be searchable PS, fully loaded, loaded, less than HRS/WK to turn beautiful car, storage space & 0647...... Employment Services great grandchildren, sister, Barbara by Google. 56,000km, automat- into $1500/mth 197,000 km, $2500. ic, all wheel drive, much more. 0650...... 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All ads $6,300 LT. 50K. 6 speed home workers since At the age of 19, Ted moved with his parents to Lloydminster, Alberta. run until Call 403-380-4804 auto manual. Fully SNOWBIRD 2001. Genuine Op- or 403-894-1555 loaded w/ remote Careers portunity. No Experi- Ted had a varied working career with his first job being with XL Refineries start. $12,000, or SALE! they sell! CITATION Su- ence Required. Start working in the lab. From there he began seismic work with Shell Canada 2005 FORD take over payments. 0625 Immediately. 47 miles per gallon. preme 2003, fully and this led to his being employed by Shell Canada at the Waterton Gas FREESTYLE, loaded, solar power, EXECUTIVE www.theworking has winter tires, Must pass credit DIRECTOR station.com Plant where he remained for 25 years. One of his favourite jobs was with 0505-0595 check. After 6 2 slides, 31.5 length, payment by cash dining room, living Barons-Eureka- Chinook Construction. He truly loved trucking and was very proud of his or bank certified (403)502-1576. Warner Family & TRANSPORTATION room, etc. Very well ARE YOU OPEN for Class I License which was still in effect at the time of his passing. cheque, $4500, maintained, mint Community Support 403-394-3627 FOR SALE 2003 Services is inviting business? Honda Accord, 2 dr. condition. If you're open to It was when he moved to Pincher Creek that he met the love of his life, One owner. applications for the Coupe, 190,000 km, position of Director. entrepreneurial Sharron Stuckey, and they were married on June 30, 1964. They reside in 3 liter vtec, 6 cyl, Phone for info: thinking, let's talk! 403 529 7884 The Executive Dir- Pincher Creek where they raised their six children. silver ext/black ector is a full-time We provide afford- Ted was a unique man and those who knew him soon realized that his leather interior position (35 able and flexible fin- 0505...... Antique Vehicles $5,900. 403-328- ancing for small 0510...... Auto Parts Vans hours/week), strong exterior belied his soft and gentle nature. Who would have known 0304 Monday-Friday. business. 0515 ...... Auto Repair & Service 0592 Community that Ted loved poetry and that he actually had a favourite flower and that 0520 ...... Auto Rentals There are require- Autos Under 1996 FORD WIND- ments for extra and Futures was red roses. You could always find Ted at the kitchen table in the 0530...... All Terrain Vehicles 2006 CHEVROLET STAR V6 u seater 2 Lethbridge Region 0535...... Aircraft & Supplies $2500 evening hours, and COBALT LS Coupe. 0547 dr CD, tires 80% left, 403-320-6044 morning doing a crossword puzzle and enjoying his coffee. Above all, his 0540...... Boats & Supplies 59,000 kilometres. travel throughout the body decent, runs province to attend www.lethbridge love of his family was most important to him and times spent together were 0545...... Cars 5 speed manual 1999 FORD EX- well or reasonable region.albertacf.com 0550...... Heavy Duty Equipment transmission. Sporty PLORER 4x4 in meetings. The posi- so cherished. offer. $1000. 587- tion description can 0555...... Heavy Vehicles & Supplies low kilometre vehicle good condition 257-7066 Ted was a loyal and true friend and will be sadly missed by all who knew 0557...... Motorcycles in excellent condi- $1500 for more info befoundonthe SEASONAL JOB and loved him. 0560...... Motorcycle Supplies tion - great for both call or ext 403- Vehicles www.bew.fcss.ab.ca OPENING 1st 0565 ...... Motorhomes city and highway 795.4428 website, with the po- Choice Construc- The funeral service will be held at 1:00 P.M. on Tuesday, December 29, Wanted sition posting. 0567...... Motorhome Supplies driving. Price 0595 tion & Certified 2015 at St. Michael’s Catholic Church, 958 Christie Ave, Pincher Creek, 0570...... Snowmobile includes 4 new Motorhomes Grain Bin Ltd. 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