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Herald photo by Ready for a provincial election this Ian Martens spring? Conservatives in Lethbridge East want to be, and they’re ready to name a candidate next month. And although nominations don’t open LOCAL MAN LEAVES TODAY AS ONE OF until Tuesday, a Lethbridge lawyer has already announced plans to run. TWO CANADIANS ON AN INTERNATIONAL Conservative MLA Bridget Pastoor — first Incredible elected there as a Liberal — has told TEAM OF 12 CLIMBERS TACKLING constituents she’ll be retiring when the 23,000-FOOT MT. ACONCAGUA; THEN current legislature is dissolved. Tammy Perlich, now serving as legal IT’S BOLIVA IN JUNE BEFORE NEXT YEAR’S counsel to Lethbridge-based judges in ULTIMATE — EVEREST’S SUMMIT provincial court and Court of Queen’s journey Bench, became the first candidate for nomination just hours after constituency in the Western hemisphere, is only whole body goes into a bit of a shock. officials made the plans public. Melissa Villeneuve his first step. In June, he'll travel to You’ve got to keep going and your Raised on a grain farm near Picture Butte, LETHBRIDGE HERALD Bolivia, where he will climb four body starts to resist that.” Perlich earned her law degree at the [email protected] peaks, each over 18,000 feet high. The public can listen in to live University of after completing her Then, Stuart will make his bid to podcasts broadcast from the undergraduate studies at the University of summit Mt. Everest in March 2016. mountain via satellite phone. They Lethbridge. She began work in civil assion, perseverance, and His journey up Mt. Aconcagua will be posted on litigation with Davidson & Williams LLP in proper climbing gear are all officially begins on Monday, with the www.bergadventures.com from 2000 before accepting the court house components for a successful goal to reach base camp, at 13,000 Monday to Feb. 6. position. mountain climbing feet, within three days. From there, The philanthropist and Realtor As well as volunteering at charity auction Pexpedition, and Trevor Stuart is more sales conducted by the family business, the team of 12, consisting of two with Royal LePage South Country has than prepared. Canadians, two from Belize, one from conquered several peaks in the past, Perlich Bros. Auction Market, Perlich has Today he flies from Calgary to New Zealand and seven Americans, raising funds for other charities. He been active with local organizations Argentina to begin the first of three will make several shorter camp trips. has scaled Mt. Kilimanjaro in including 5th on 5th Youth Services, the expeditions to raise awareness with The bid to reach the summit is Tanzania twice, made it to Mt. YWCA and the Children’s Make a Wish his “Climb to End Family Violence” in scheduled for Feb. 5, weather Everest base camp, and has done Foundation. support of the YWCA Lethbridge & permitting. snow and ice climbs in the Columbia Returning officer Shelby MacLeod said District. “It’s unbelievably empowering to Ice Fields. nominations will close on Feb. 13 while a With his “Elevating lives, one peak be on a summit, especially when However this expedition has Conservative candidates’ forum is set for at a time” campaign through the you’ve struggled to be there. You special meaning for him, as he Feb. 23, and an advance poll will be held Royal LePage Shelter Foundation, he breathe in that moment, and it’s you experienced domestic violence as a Feb. 26. hopes to raise $250,000 for YWCA and the mountain,” said Stuart. child. He hopes to help others facing Final votes will be counted and a new Harbour House. “We’re not just fighting the climb, the same situation. candidate named on Feb. 28 at the Nord- Navigating the 23,000-foot hike up we’re fighting very high winds and Bridge Seniors’ Centre. ◆ Mt. Aconcagua, the highest mountain very cold weather. That’s where your CONTINUED Please see page A2 MacLeod says any Canadian citizen, 18 years or older and living in , is eligible to seek the nomination. Official forms will be available Tuesday, on payment of a non-refundable $500 deposit. with police. being a criminal from his early The ruling Conservatives won’t be the Alberta THE CANADIAN PRESS — CALGARY “We’re very concerned about days ... up to and including the first to nominate in Lethbridge East, the fact that an individual with most recent interactions that our however. A week ago, the riding’s New his criminal history came into officers would have had with this Democrats selected longtime public An Alberta RCMP official says to review contact with our officers,” individual.” servant Maria Fitzpatrick as their the Mounties will do their own Degrand said Wednesday at an Alberta’s justice minister on candidate. review of their interactions with RCMP news conference. Wednesday also ordered a review In Lethbridge West, meanwhile, case the man who shot two officers. “And we are actually ... into how the Crown handled the incumbent MLA Greg Weadick plans to Assistant Commissioner undertaking to unpack all of our career criminal. Jonathan Denis seek the Conservatives’ nomination once of career Marlin Degrand says the force interactions with this individual said the review will be done in again. So far, the party has not posted its wants to know if there’s anything to see if there’s anything ... that addition to any fatality inquiry nomination day although New Democrat it could have done to help keep criminal, we could have done that could that may be called. candidate Shannon Phillips has been Shawn Rehn off the streets. have helped to avoid him campaigning for many months. Degrand says the review will ◆ cop killer continue on this career path of CONTINUED Please see page A2 Announcements are also expected from start with Rehn’s earliest dealings local Wildrose and Liberal organizations.

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41208141 James Roszko gunned down four Mounties in Mayerthorpe almost 10 served two federal jail terms as an and is promising long-term fixes to years ago. adult. wean Alberta off relying on volatile oil prices to fund day-to-day expenses. He says some of his changes will be heights, but his passion in raising reflected in the next budget, to be INCREDIBLE awareness for charity drives him unveiled sometime in March. forward. Also Wednesday, he reiterated that “I started doing this for charity, public sector workers must help out JOURNEY and I had no idea where it was going in tough times. He wouldn’t say what he is seeking ◆ to take me. But once I realized the CONTINUED from front page from the unions, but has said that the faces that I’m climbing were getting current wage deals are, on average, “We just want to stop family steeper, it gives me sweaty hands the best in Canada and can’t be violence, that’s ultimately what it’s all and I just can’t even think about sustained with oil prices being cut in about,” he said. “As a kid growing up, slipping or looking down. I’ve just half to less than US$50 a barrel. I wished there was somewhere to got to keep going,” said Stuart. “I just hide, somewhere to safely get away “Wage settlements at the levels that hope by doing something like what we have had in Alberta over the last and if I would have known where it I’m doing, and facing my fear, that was, it would have made a three to five years are not people get behind it. It’s not easy for difference.” sustainable,” said Prentice. me,” he said, insisting he’s not a The YWCA Lethbridge sponsored “Over the next three years baked LETHBRIDGE HISTORICAL SOCIETY mountain climber. his training for the expedition. With into the province’s budget numbers Stuart is thankful for his many Presents an hour workout every day, he are close to $2.6 billion of wage focused on elevation training on the supporters, and held a send-off party increases in the public sector. treadmill, legwork, and stretching. at his home on Wednesday night. He “We’re going to have to deal with Healy’s West: The life and He also ran the coulee stairs “a lot” hopes his effort will make an impact it.” with a training pack carrying weight in Lethbridge, and that people will Union leaders have already labelled times of John J. Healy from 65-130 pounds, and he trained donate to help end domestic that augment a red herring. They say after hours at the Canadian Martial violence. the inflation that accompanied By author Gordon E. Tolton Arts Centre. “I’m hoping this brings in huge Alberta’s hyper-growth economy has Packing for the major climb awareness. I’ve got 16 months until forced up salaries across the board. required organization and planning Everest, and I’m hoping the walls will They say while public sector wages Tuesday, January 27, 2015 ahead. One large 32-kilogram bag be bursting,” he said. are about five per cent higher than contains high-protein energy snacks Donations to support his bid to the rest of Canada, private wages are 7:00 p.m. alone. Stuart will have at least seven climb six mountains can be made 25 per cent more. Community Meeting Room large bags, packed with all the rope, through the link on his page on the Prentice also said Wednesday he is food, and clothing he’ll need. YWCA Lethbridge & District website re-examining the merits of the Downtown Lethbridge Public Library He must prepare psychologically at www.ywcalethbridge.org under province’s 10 per cent flat tax on as well, as he admits he is afraid of “Events.” income. 41200154 INFORMATION, FEATURES & ® GaryIvey.ca NEWS FROM email [email protected] HOMETOWN 403.894.1353 ACROSS SOUTHERN Lethbridge & Area Realty Executives Devonshire ALBERTA 41208287 NEWS Free Home Market Evaluations

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that people hold when acting Nick Kuhl collectively,” Benson said. LETHBRIDGE HERALD “PSAC has strong members, [email protected] and that makes a strong union. Multiply their determination across our ranks and just think The eradication of collective what we could achieve.” bargaining, the vilification of “These events are for our union organizations and public members, but it’s also for the services, and omnibus public to interact,” said Hladun. legislation, could all soon be PSAC represents more than hitting Canada in a worse 170,000 workers in every capacity. province and territory in That’s if this country follows a Canada, including about 3,900 model of Wisconsin’s Act 10, people in southern Alberta and which took away the negotiating more than 500 in Lethbridge. rights for public sector unions, Members work for federal says the Public Service Alliance government departments and of Canada (PSAC). agencies, Crown corporations, Representatives from that universities, casinos, community organization, including national service agencies, Aboriginal president Robyn Benson and communities, airports and the Herald photo by Ian Martens Marianne Hladun, regional security sector, among others. John Lawton, board member with the Alberta Cattle Feeders’ Association, speaks about a partnership executive vice-president for the PSAC is in negotiations with announced with Lethbridge College in a new business risk management program. Prairies, hosted a free public the Treasury Board, and is on the screening of the 2012 frontlines of the struggle against documentary “We Are anti-unionism and the Wisconsin” Wednesday evening devaluation and destruction of at Lethbridge Public Library’s Canadian public services, said theatre at the main branch Benson, who has been PSAC Program to help cattlemen downtown. president for the past two and a The film shows the response half years and the struggle for labour rights “We raise it now as an in Wisconsin, including protests awareness with respect to this with risk management inside and around the state Conservative government,” she capitol in Madison. Benson said, adding she is concerned introduced the film, spoke about about Bill 525, which passed the policy shifts, and risk and cattle industry.” the parallels between Wisconsin Senate and makes it hard to Producers must opportunity policies. Grain growers, hog producers and what’s happening in unionize and easier to de-certify. Lawton, operating a central and others will also benefit from Canada, and answered questions “I’m really suspect about that deal with extreme Alberta feedlot near Edson, said the program’s seminars and after the film. bill. We have a government that there’s no post-secondary courses, Lawton predicted. “This film is an inspiring is doing things because they can. institution offering risk They’ll be offered online as well testament to the power of citizen It’s an ideology. There’s nothing market volatility management education to as in classroom settings at the activism and shows the power based on truth, analysis or fact.” ’s livestock college. producers. “We’re thrilled to work Dave Mabell But when the Alberta collaboratively with industry LETHBRIDGE HERALD organization heard last leaders to further enhance the Dick leaving EDL for [email protected] summer’s announcement of an region’s agricultural agri-business education programming,” college vice- initiative funded by Lethbridge- president (academic) Stuart position in private sector ne strike and you’re area cattle producer Cor Van Cullum said. out! Raay, they saw an opportunity. Developing much-needed That’s a threat in Alberta centre for new His southern Alberta program curricular material with the LETHBRIDGE HERALD Alberta’s livestock builds on business educators’ cattle feeders and other commerce where high-tech Oindustry today. And that’s why a companies are commercializing expertise at Lethbridge College producer groups “will ensure producers’ organization has and the University of that we are developing what is Economic Development for the long-term diversification teamed up with Lethbridge Lethbridge. needed, not only for current Lethbridge will soon have a new of the Lethbridge economy. College to help more operators It’s no longer enough to feed students but for producers and face at the helm. According to EDL, Dick will be succeed. our cattle in the most efficient other industry members,” he On Wednesday, the board of returning to the private sector to “You can lose your equity in a manner, Lawton said. said. directors for EDL announced the work with local professional heartbeat,” said John Lawton, a Agricultural entrepreneurs must “As they grow and succeed, resignation of CEO Cheryl Dick, consulting firm Ferrari board member of the Alberta also become market-savvy (they) will need to also manage effective April 3. Westwood Babits Architects, as Cattle Feeders’ Association. managers, aware of all the risk within their businesses.” “After nearly 10 years at the well as to develop some business “There is extreme market variables affecting their The new curriculum will be helm, Cheryl has decided to ideas of her own. volatility.” industry. ready for September, Callum move on to something new,” said “I think I may have been bitten On Wednesday, the producers’ “As cattle prices have said. While the college’s board chair Kurt Schlachter. by the entrepreneurial bug that group announced its increased, industry needs to agricultural-sector students — “Economic Development we have been fostering through participation in a new business manage their increased currently about 100 strong — Lethbridge has benefited tecconnect for the last few risk management program exposure to market volatility,” will be offered risk management significantly from Cheryl’s years,” said Dick in her developed for cattle producers he said. sessions, the college also stewardship and talents as only resignation letter. “I love this city and others. Lawton said “The business risk expects online registrations the second CEO in our history. and have been honoured to be Canada’s producers are part of management programming will from across Alberta and beyond. Our board members, past and able to support the people and such a globally competitive provide skills for industry Fees for each online course or present, extend appreciation for projects of EDL. I thoroughly market, they must learn how to participants currently trying to unit have yet to be determined, her dedicated service and strong believe that our competitive deal with so many variables manage their equity, as well as Callum said. leadership for many successful advantage is in our spirit of co- including currency fluctuation, preparing students with a skill “They’ll be priced at what the years.” operation and partnership as market cycles, government set that is in demand in the market finds acceptable.” Dick and her team have well as our collective interest in helped a number of companies balanced growth and prosperity. establish and/or expand in I hope this positive attitude of Lethbridge and the surrounding goodwill can continue to be area, including Lethbridge fostered and that the new leader SACPA to discuss Council hears about Biogas, PepsiCo Beverages and will find they have joined an the renovated Coast Hotel & organization and a community Conference Centre. that is healthy, mobilized and 211 direct service She has also designed and led enthusiastic for a bright future.” prostitution laws many projects during her tenure The board of directors is for times of crisis including the You Belong Here establishing a CEO hiring labour-force initiative, Team committee, who will be charged LETHBRIDGE HERALD Lethbridge, involving 20 with leading the search for a new LETHBRIDGE HERALD organizations raising awareness CEO. More details will be of Lethbridge with the provincial announced as the process The Canadian government recently passed Bill C-36, government, and tecconnect, an unfolds, according to EDL. the “Protection of Communities and Exploited Persons For a constable, you call 911. And the Act” in response to a Supreme Court of Canada decision police are on the way. that found many parts of the existing law concerning For a counsellor — or someone who can Police continue to look for missing prostitution were in violation of the Charter of Rights and help in a time of crisis — you just call 211. Freedoms, and therefore unconstitutional. That direct service is now available in mother and eight-month-old son At first glance, the government seems to have Calgary and Edmonton, and it could be accomplished exactly what it intended with this extended across southern Alberta as well. controversial new law regarding prostitution, but many Jeff McLarty, executive director for United NO EVIDENCE OF FOUL PLAY Way of Lethbridge and Southwest Alberta, will argue the new legislation is less about policy and LETHBRIDGE more about politics. outlined the initiative this week during a Furthermore, some experts believe the bill will in fact meeting of city council. Many of the phone Lethbridge Regional Police Service has not worsen the situation for sex-trade workers. calls now reaching the province’s 911 yet located a missing 28-year-old woman It is believed Bill C-36 will also be challenged in the operators actually involve social services, he and her eight-month-old son, and continue courts and will end up back before the Supreme Court. said — not police protection. to ask anyone with information to come In today’s Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs The one-call phone connection would not forward. session, Wade Hlady, an associate at the Lethbridge law replace local programs like Community Lizzie Across the Mountain and her son, firm, Connolly & Associates, will weigh in on the legal Links, McLarty said. Instead, operators might Wylie Weasel Moccasin, were last seen in aspects of the new legislation and speculate on its rely on local organizations like that to Lethbridge on Jan. 17. durability. develop and update information about social Police are aware of posts on social media Across the Mountain Hlady attended the University of where agencies and groups a caller might need. sites, indicating Across the Mountain and he received a degree in English. He then went on to Until recently, he told council, the her son are safe. However, investigators have complete his law degree where, in addition to his studies, provincial government seemed ready — not been able to confirm this information. he produced a variety show, “The Legal Follies,” in which based on the success of 211 service in the Investigators are appealing to Across the law students showcase their talents in order to raise major cities — to roll out the service to all Mountain to contact police directly, so money for local charities. Alberta communities. Now, he’s not so sure. arrangements can be made to confirm the Hlady is engaged in general law practice and has Council agreed with McLarty’s suggestion well-being of her and her son. lectured at the University of Lethbridge on constitutional that local communities send messages about At this time, there is no evidence to law issues. the service to government officials in suggest foul play, according to police. Today’s session goes from noon to 1:30 p.m. at Country Edmonton. 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Nasdaq — 4,667.42, up 12.57 points The oil and gas industry group normally releases its annual production outlook every June, Currencies but decided to provide a mid-year update on Wednesday given the “meaningful changes” that US — 123.35 cents Cdn, up 2.28 cents have occurred in crude oil markets, CAPP Pound — C$1.8662, up 3.15 cents president Tim McMillan said in an interview. Euro — C$1.4296, up 3.12 cents NOTICE OF APPLICATION Euro — US$1.1590, up 0.40 of a cent Crude has been languishing below US$50 a barrel in recent weeks, less than half of where it Confined Feeding Operations Oil futures was in mid-2014. He cautioned the outlook is just a “snapshot in US$47.78 per barrel, up $1.31 time” based on member feedback taken a few (March contract) weeks ago. Standoff Colony Farming Co. has filed application LA15001 with the Natural Resources Conservation Board (NRCB) to obtain approval to construct a confined feeding operation on NE Silver The industry in Western Canada is expected to spend $46 billion this year, down from the $69 18-6-25 W4M in Cardston County, Alberta. The application is to relocate an existing facility to a different legal land location. There will be no increase in animal numbers. There will be a $22.483 oz., up 32.9 cents billion it shelled out last year. grandfathering determination made as part of the review of this application so your input is invited. $722.83 kg., up $10.58 Yet output is expected to grow to 3.6 million barrels a day in 2015. That’s an increase of 150,000 Bonds barrels from last year. A similar rate of growth is expected in 2016. Filing a Statement of Concern Canada Bond yields for Wednesday as Any person who is directly affected by these applications may submit a statement of concern to of 5 p.m. (previous day in brackets): However, the rate of growth is slower than previously expected — 65,000 barrels a day lower the NRCB. The statement of concern must be received by the NRCB on or before February 20, One-month: 0.645 2015. Submissions should be made to the NRCB address provided below. A copy of the Three-month: 0.63 than what CAPP had previously forecast for 2015 Six-month: 0.62 statement of concern will be sent to the applicant for review and comment. Statements submitted and 120,000 barrels a day lower than what it had regarding the application are public records. One-year: 0.58 predicted for 2016. Two-year: 0.56 Despite this, McMillan, the former Five-year: 0.867 Your statement of concern should include your name, the legal land description of your residence 10-year: 1.436 Saskatchewan politician who became CAPP’s new or landholdings, mailing address, phone number, fax number (if applicable) and a detailed 30-year: 2.054 president last fall, said new pipelines are summary about how you would be directly affected by this application. Interest rates: necessary to carry Western Canadian crude to Prime rate: 3.00% market. Failure to submit a statement of concern may affect your rights to apply for an NRCB review. Overnight lending rate: 0.75% CAPP expects capital spending to drop much more steeply in conventional oil and gas than in the oilsands — 42 per cent versus 24 per cent. Viewing the Application “I think that is a phenomenon based on the A complete copy of the application and supporting documents submitted to the NRCB under long-term nature of investments in the oilsands,” Agricultural Operation Practices Act may be viewed on line at www.nrcb.ca or during regular Chicken may said McMillan. business hours at the Lethbridge office of the NRCB until February 20, 2015. If you require further On the flip side, for conventional wells, projects information, please contact the approval officer listed below. are developed in a much shorter time and become safer production declines much more sharply. “I know that the effects here are likely being felt Carina Weisbach, Approval Officer The closing date for submissions: across the country,” McMillan said. 100, 5401 1st Avenue South February 20, 2015 for consumers Among those concerned about the knock-on Lethbridge, AB T1J 4V6 impacts from lower crude is Malcolm Brost, who [email protected] Dated at Lethbridge, AB, on January 22, 2015 REDUCING owns a welding and sandblasting business east of Calgary. T 403-381- 5422 F 403- 381-5806 PATHOGENS IN “This might just be a hiccup,” he said while www.nrcb.ca POULTRY PRODUCTS preparing to meet with customers in Fort McMurray. So far, Brost’s business hasn’t been GOVERNMENT GOAL affected, but he’s bracing for tough times. “The second quarter might be a lot scarier than THE ASSOCIATED PRESS — WASHINGTON this one,” he said. “We exist because of oil and gas.”

A favourite staple of American diets — chicken breasts, legs and wings — could become safer to eat. Standards proposed Wednesday by the Agriculture Department aim to reduce rates of salmonella and campylobacter, another pathogen that can cause symptoms similar to salmonella, in chicken parts, ground chicken and ground turkey. The standards would be More and more firms just calculate numbers. voluntary but designed to pressure companies to take steps to reduce contamination. We help calculate your next move. USDA says the proposed standards could reduce raw poultry-related foodborne illnesses by about a quarter, or 50,000 illnesses a year. Among MNP Understands Agriculture. the measures companies could take to reduce the rates of the In fact, it is both a specialty and a salmonella and campylobacter: passion. Our business consultants, better screening of flocks and better sanitation. financial advisors and professional The proposal would ask poultry producers to reduce the agrologists are intimately familiar with rates of salmonella in raw all aspects of the beef industry. Which chicken parts from an estimated 24 per cent now to means not only can we help you make less than 16 per cent, and sense of the now, but we can also help campylobacter rates in raw chicken parts from an show you what’s next. estimated 22 per cent to eight per cent. Rates also would be Contact Glenn Dogterom, CMA, reduced in ground chicken and turkey, and sampling would be at 403.359.7120 done over a longer period of time to ensure accuracy. or [email protected] Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said companies should We specialize, you capitalize. realize that complying is good business. “It’s in the long-term Visit MNP.ca to learn more. best interest of the market to have safer food,” Vilsack said. Ashley Peterson of the National Chicken Council said the industry has already made improvements. She said poultry companies have been exploring options to reduce contamination, including strengthened sanitation programs, temperature controls and ways of processing. Once the standards are put in place, “we will be meeting or exceeding the standards,” she said. The standards come after a lengthy outbreak of salmonella illnesses linked to California chicken company Foster Farms, which sickened more than 600 people between March 2013 and July 2014. In 2013, USDA said inspectors at Foster Farms facilities had documented “fecal material on carcasses” along with poor sanitation. Two Cents Worth

SOUTHERN CENTRAL BANK DROPS INTEREST RATE ALBERTA’S HOME “We have an oil-price shock, which will reduce the TO THOUGHTFUL, READER’S income flowing into Canada and lead probably to PROVOCATIVE some increase in unemployment overall.” IDEAS AND Stephen Poloz - The Bank of Canada governor was commenting after the central bank moved to drop its trend-setting interest rate OPINIONS FORUM Wednesday to 0.75 per cent from one per cent. START A DISCUSSION ON AN ISSUE Write a letter and email [email protected] LETHBRIDGE HERALD – THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 2015 – PAGE A6

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LETTERS OUR EDITORIAL: WHAT WE THINK LETTERS Health-care TO THE EDITOR mismanagement Diversity a boon There’s a a crime against difference taxpayers to local economy between funny NDP leader Rachel Notley (“Health care repairs overdue,” Lethbridge warehousing and freight and insulting Herald front page, Jan. 16) gets it ur local economy has evolved completely right when she questions dramatically since the area’s transportation services, parts or sales Lately there is a lot about freedom of mismanagement of funds in Alberta’s early days when the whiskey across Canada and North America. A speech in the news, and it is a good never-ending health-care trade was the primary recent EDL study found that supply thing; usually people living under a boondoggles. She’s not alone. Obusiness. chain and logistics companies dictatorship don’t have this freedom. It took CBC years of intensive battle Then the discovery of coal along the surveyed reported combined annual But people who have this privilege with FOIP (Freedom of Information Oldman River banks provided the revenue of $366 million. should use common sense. Insulting a and Privacy) to secure a 553-page Smaller areas are increasingly group of people who won’t take spark that started Lethbridge on its insulting their religion as a joke, and we document outlining expenses way to becoming an urban centre. contributing to the local economy, too, incurred by Capital Health Authority know already how they will react, is not executives under the watch of then Later, the introduction of irrigation such as the city’s growing stature as an a smart thing to do, not that they have president and CEO Sheila Weatherhill added farming to the agriculture mix arts community. Even amenities such the right to terrorize and kill people. — a weekend getaway for six at Jasper along with ranching and the livestock as a bustling live music scene help Or to make the movie “The Park Lodge at $1,250 per person, industry. contribute to the city’s “liveability,” Interview” to make fun of North Korea’s thousands of dollars in liquor, a single Coal is no longer part of the which in turn makes the city more Kim Jong-un, that dictator is only going dinner at Murrieta’s in Edmonton of Lethbridge economy, but the city is far attractive to businesses looking to set from mad to furious. Hopefully the U.S. intelligence can keep track of the nearly $12,000 and $3,000 for 60 more than an agricultural centre these up shop in Western Canada. designed binders. days. In fact, Lethbridge boasts a progress on the development of their In recent years, Lethbridge has seen long-range missiles; otherwise there Need more? Under Weatherhill, healthy economic diversity that leaves former Capital Health CEO Allaudin tremendous growth in its “knowledge might be another Pearl Harbour. Merali pocketed a lofty $900,000 it well positioned to ride out the economy,” aided by technology efforts Interesting that President Barack severance package and had $350,000 turbulence causing so much concern at the University of Lethbridge and Obama was in favour of releasing that worth of expenses paid for by you — in other centres because of the decline Lethbridge College as well as movie after the producers chickened Alberta taxpayers — fancy meals, car in oil prices. tecconnect, the business incubation out; not so with the Charlie Hebdo repairs and a butler. Lest we forget, In spite of the downturn in the oil and development facility started by cartoons. And then there is insulting the Lord Merali was knocked off this lofty sector, there’s growth and investment EDL. Since it opened in mid-2011, throne Oct. 31, 2014, and “terminated God, misusing His Holy Name. It is on the horizon for Lethbridge, as tecconnect has proven to be a major without cause” — is this even Mayor Chris Spearman told members hurtful for Christians to listen to. Ever believable? success and has been a tremendous hear someone swearing at some other of the Lethbridge Chamber of help in diversifying the local economy. god? I don’t. The foregoing examples are nothing Commerce during his “state of the short of crimes against the people of When tecconnect was launched, John Van Liere Alberta — crimes short-circuiting city” address Tuesday. EDL CEO Cheryl Dick noted, “We have Coaldale Spearman pointed out that, unlike taxpayer money being directed to to be part of the evolving economy communities that are dependent on where it needs to be to maintain and and the evolving economy is the oil industry, Lethbridge’s economy build hospitals, nursing homes and knowledge-based.” other crucial and much-needed is built on several pillars instead of It’s thanks to the addition of the Where’s the medical facilities. one, being based on education, Albertans are justifiably outraged innovation, manufacturing and food knowledge-based economy that outrage over when public funds are misused to processing. Lethbridge is in such an advantageous entertain “royals” in the Legislative Economic Development position. The area still has the long- Assembly. Outside the protection of Nigeria deaths? Lethbridge’s “Choose Lethbridge” standing pillar of agriculture that will diplomatic immunity/privilege, continue to be a key economic driver I wonder that so many world charges would be pending in such website points out that the region’s largest employers represent a number into the future. But by being able to leaders and followers flock to outrageous instances of neglectful Paris to protest the deaths of 17 mismanagement and depredatory of sectors, with 12 of them in the rely on a much broader economic repertoire, Lethbridge is spared the while the same attention is largess. manufacturing or logistics sector and denied Nigeria where Islamists Alvin W. Shier 12 more in the retail or hospitality worry that other single-sector- dependent communities face when killed 2,000. Lethbridge sector. Another five are in the agri- I do not deny the attack in food business, three are in the trouble hits a specific industry. France was horrendous but why financial sector and one operates in As medium-size cities go, Lethbridge has it pushed northern Nigeria the construction industry. has a lot going for it on the economic off the front pages to make room Political commentary by EDL says Lethbridge’s proximity to front, and as falling oil prices cause for dignitaries, many of them, the U.S. border puts it in an ideal concern in oilpatch communities, we like Hollande and Bibi, at low GWYNNE DYER position to serve as a logistics and can be thankful for the diversity of this poll ratings. I suspect that Lagos distribution centre, transporting area. lacks the shine and four-star hotels that Paris has. Sundays in The Herald agriculture products, machinery and Comment on this editorial online at Larry MacKillop livestock and dealing with www.lethbridgeherald.com/opinions/. Nanton

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community. The restaurant LETHBRIDGE HERALD strives to make a difference by Galt Archives photo 19750101007 supporting local suppliers, This photo taken in 1910 shows a group of Blood tribe members participating in a dance at a powwow for non- In the spirit of giving, Mocha employing local students, hiring native visitors. Photograph by Arthur Rafton Canning. Cabana launched the Pay It local musicians, supporting local Forward Menu during the charities and being involved in months of November and downtown revitalization. Interfaith Food Bank • Galt Museum and Archives’ popular Galt Room provides a supportive environment to S. (at Lethbridge Centre). Details: 403-320- December, when 10 per cent of Workshops program, a hands-on series for create connections, learn how to access 4232 or www.famcentre.ca. all purchases from that menu continues to work towards adults, continues today with “Yo-Yo community resources and discover • Celebrate Recovery — a Christ-centred were contributed to Interfaith providing for local families in Necklaces.” The Yo-Yo quilt was a popular information useful to daily life. Join at any recovery program for any hurt, hang-up and Food Bank. need and expressed its gratitude style of quilt making from the 1920s-1940s time, and it’s free. If child care or habit, meets Friday nights at Park Meadows Mocha is a locally owned and to have the support of local using yo-yos, or tiny circles of fabric gathered transportation is needed, that can be Baptist Church, 2011 15 Ave. N. 6 p.m. - family-run café, proud of their businesses such as Mocha at the edges and sewn together. Make a Yo- arranged. For more information, email Tracy supper ($3); 7 p.m. - large group; 8 p.m. - Yo Necklace using fabric scraps and basic at [email protected] or call her at open share small groups; 9 p.m. - Solid Rock commitment to support the local Cabana. sewing skills. The program runs from 7–9 403-329-0088. Cafe. Email p.m.; registration is not required. Admission • The Lethbridge-Coaldale 4-H Beef Club [email protected] for fees apply: $6 for adults, $5 seniors; $3 will hold its 18th Annual Beef Supper and more information or visit students, which include exhibit access and all silent auction Friday at Readymade Hall. http://celebraterecovery.ca/wp/. supplies. Doors open at 5:30, • Troyanda Ukrainian Dance Club will The Doctors are in ... • “Affairs of the supper is at 6:30 and host Malanka, its annual fundraising dinner Harp!”, featuring tickets are $15 per and dance celebrating Ukrainian New Year, Every Tuesday and Thursday musical gems by French Community person. To donate to Saturday at the Lethbridge Senior Citizens composers to uplift your the silent auction or to Organization, 500 11 St. S. Cocktails at 4:30 medical advice columns appear on spirit, will take place purchase tickets, call p.m., performance at 5:45 p.m., dinner and the Herald’s health pages today at 7:30 p.m. at CALENDAR Elizabeth at 403-892- dance to follow. Live music by Absolute. the Lethbridge Public 8697. Tickets are $45 for adults, $35 for seniors Library Theatre Gallery YOUR EVENTS GUIDE LISTING • The Southern and students, $20 for 12 and under. Tickets (main branch), featuring Alberta Suzuki are available at Casa, 230 8 St. S. (phone Monica Baczuk on flute, Community calendar is for non- Association (SASA) will 403-327-CASA). For details, email Karin Barg on harp, profit organizations and fundraisers. hold its annual benefit [email protected] or visit the website at Mark Rodgers on cello Please forward your items, at least concert Friday at 7 www.troyandalethbridge.com/. and Christine Bootland one week in advance of your event, p.m. at Casa to raise • The Burns Supper Committee and the on cello. With special scholarship money for Lethbridge branch of the Royal Canadian appearances by Isaac to communitycalendar@ students to attend Legion invites members and non-members Neufeld, percussion; lethbridgeherald.com summer Suzuki to the 44th annual Night with Burns supper Alice Tinordi, accordion; institutes. Admission is and ceilidh (dance) Saturday. Tickets are and Carolyn McKee. ✦ by donation. The $45 from the Legion office. Cocktails are at Tickets $10 at the door. evening will feature 5 p.m. in the Legion's Memorial Hall (north • Al-Anon, a group for those facing SASA teachers and local musicians playing entrance) with the dinner and program, problems caused by someone else’s drinking, classical music favourites by Chopin, including highland dancers and the Legion meets Thursdays at 1 p.m. at the Family Rachmaninov and others. There will also be a pipe band, beginning at 6 p.m. The ceilidh Centre, Suite 225, 200 4 Ave. S. (Lethbridge special student showcase highlighting the begins at around 9 p.m. with live dance Centre). Details: Pat, 403-359-2169 or talent of Lethbridge’s young musicians. music supplied by Calgary’s Cabot’s Marlene, 403-388-7319. • Army, Navy & Air Force Veterans Club Crossing. Dress is formal. • Adult Children of Alcoholics and/or invites the public to play shuffleboard, mixed • Buddhist Temple of Southern Alberta Dysfunctional Families meet Thursdays, 8 darts and billiards (pool) Fridays, 7 p.m., 517 will offer the program “Exploring Buddhism p.m., 408 13 St. N. Details: Ann, 403-382- 5 Ave. S. Together” Saturday and Jan. 31 from 9925, or Shannon, 403-315-3482. • “Easy Does It” Al-Anon for adult children 10:30-11:30 a.m. at 470 40 St. S. Text is • Westminster Crib Club meets of alcoholics, a support group for people provided, no charge. Everyone welcome. Thursdays, 7 p.m., 411 16 St. N. Details: Lily who grew up with the rules Don’t Talk, Don’t For more details, call Yasuo Izumi at 403- Jorgensen, 403-328-3519. Trust, Don’t Feel, meets Fridays, 7 p.m., 382-7024. • Lethbridge Lodge No. 792 of the Loyal Church of the Good Shepherd, 2406 11 Ave. • South Country Jamboree Society will Order of Moose, 1401 5 Ave. N., holds S., front door. Details: Judy, 403-329-0661. hold a jam session Sunday at 1 p.m. at the social activities downstairs on Thursday, • The Loyal Order of Moose, 1401 5 Ave. Lethbridge Legion Memorial Hall. Supper to Friday and Saturday evenings beginning at N., holds pool and cribbage from 7-10 p.m. follow; everyone welcome. Theme is “wear 6 p.m. These activities include free pool, on Fridays. Everyone is welcome. your favourite T-shirt.” foosball, darts, shuffleboard and card games. • TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly), a non- • St. John Ambulance will hold a child There is also a Nintendo Wii available for use. profit organization which provides support to safety seat information session Jan. 27 from All ages are welcome. people wanting to lose weight, meets 7-9 p.m. at the St. John Ambulance • Royal Canadian Legion General regularly in Lethbridge and area. Details: building, 1254 3 Ave. S. The free session Stewart Branch No. 4 hosts cribbage every Eileen Schmidt, 403-405-2410, or visit the will provide parents and caregivers with Thursday with a start time of 6:45 p.m. website, www.tops.org. information on proper use of a child safety Don’t be late; come out and play. • Parent Talk, a facilitator-led drop-in seat. Seating is limited and advance • YWCA Lethbridge and District offers discussion and interactive play group for registration is required. To register, call 403- Chat Room, a group for single female parents and guardians with children up to six 327-2847. Information about future parents, Thursdays from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at years old, meets Fridays from 10-11:30 a.m. sessions will be available on the website, the YWCA Meeting Room, 604 8 St. S. Chat at the Family Centre, Suite 225, 200 4 Ave. www.sja.ca/ab.

• Found in the 14 Street and 10 Avenue area, a mature, wire- haired terrier, dark brown in colour, with some tan markings. LostPALS Please call 403-328-7605. • A seven-year-old female cat was lost near 13 Avenue North. The REUNITING MISSING PETS multi-coloured cat, named Boots, has a white face and white feet. WITH THEIR OWNERS Call 403-328-3228 if found. If your pet goes missing, contact: • A black-and-white kitten was found in the parking lot at Park Lethbridge Animal Shelter, 403-320-4099; Place Shopping Centre. Call 403-715-4554 if this could be your Humane Society, 403-320-8991; Last Chance pet. Cat Ranch, 403-715-2287; County animal • A white cat went missing Nov. 25 from his home in Highland control officer (dogs only), 403-308-3811; Park. The white cat has a black spot on its rear, and black on his PAW Society, 403-328-6700 (cats). To place ears. Named Comet, the cat also has a black-and-white tail. If an item in Lost Pals, phone 403-328-4418. found, please call 403-330-4099. DILBERT

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 2015 ✦ Lethbridge Herald page – A9 Pneumonia raises risk of DILI killing more people every year orth Americans must rid But there’s another big problem. this protection, but it’s essential for health- themselves of a major Television contributes to liver abuse care workers, travellers and those who engage heart attack in misconception. Too much day after day. Its recurring ads in hazardous sex. Cabernet Sauvignon is persuade unsuspecting consumers As I view the current medical scene, I see a Nnot the only way to damage the that there’s no reason to suffer even huge tragedy in the making. Johns Hopkins older adults liver. Today liver injury is being minor pain. Tens of thousands of Medical Centre reports that 25 per cent of caused by prescription drugs, over- people swallow painkillers daily as if North Americans suffer from nonalcoholic the-counter (OTC) drugs, and some they were M and M candy. But they fatty liver disease (NAFLD). 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Clinic cautions that herbal remedies To prevent liver damage, keep an accurate higher risk of having a heart Dr. Gifford-Jones This organ has great regenerative is a medical such as kava, comfrey, chaparral, list of all the drugs and natural supplements attack, stroke or dying of heart powers, but it is not indestructible. doctor and kombucha tea and skullcap can be you take and keep it up-to-date. It’s also failure for years after the event, a Moreover, advanced age and being syndicated toxic to the liver. And don’t forget it advisable to use the same pharmacy and new study suggests. a woman can decrease the liver’s columnist. His was the natural drug hemlock that health food store that will alert you to adverse For adults 65 and older, the ability to metabolize toxic column appears killed Socrates 2,000 years ago. drug interactions and overdose. increased risk is highest in the products, resulting in DILI. each Thursday. But there is more to DILI than Be aware that symptoms may not occur first year following the infection, For example, many people take medication. It’s also prudent to be before significant injury is done. Liver injury is but remains elevated for at least a Tylenol (acetaminophen). It’s an effective pain aware of what touches your skin which covers associated with fatigue, itchy skin, a low-grade decade — which was the killer if label instructions are followed, but 18 to 22 square feet of the body. So, when fever, loss of appetite, and upper abdominal maximum time the researchers there’s a big problem. Acetaminophen is used using an aerosol spray device for painting or pain. As the disease progresses, urine followed the patients. in hundreds of prescription and OTC drugs. controlling insects, make sure the work area is becomes dark, stools clay-coloured, and eyes In the first 30 days, the Patients who are taking several remedies may well ventilated or wear covering and a mask. develop a yellow tint, a sign of jaundice. increased risk was substantial — unwittingly be consuming a toxic dose of Also, don’t take needless chances with viral Let’s end on a happier note. Centuries ago four times greater than that of acetaminophen. This is why acetaminophen infections that can damage the liver. Large more people died from drinking people of similar ages who had accounts for most cases of needless DILI. numbers of North Americans develop contaminated water than alcohol. Today not been hospitalized with Other medications such as methotrexate hepatitis A by drinking or eating food people are dying from excessive use of alcohol pneumonia. used to treat rheumatoid arthritis, isoniazid contaminated by sewage. and questionable drugs. But I believe that Lead author Dr. Vicente for tuberculosis, anabolic steroids used by Others are infected with hepatitis B, spread alcohol in moderation is still safer and Corrales-Medina of the Ottawa body builders, and excessive amounts of by sexual contact, saliva and contaminated beneficial for many people, particularly the Hospital said the study confirms vitamin A and iron can all impair liver needles. This can result in cirrhosis and liver elderly. what doctors have been seeing for function. And in rare cases cholesterol- cancer. A vaccine is available that provides See the web site www.docgiff.com For years. lowering drugs. dual protection. Ideally, everyone should have comments [email protected]. “There have been clinical observations of people coming to the hospital with a bad respiratory infection, a bad pneumonia and then developing a cardiovascular event such as a stroke, heart attacks or even heart failure soon after they are diagnosed with this infection,” he said in an interview. “These observations are decades old. But nobody has looked at it in a rigorous way to determine whether this is just a coincidence or there is really an association that would suggest an increased risk or a period of high risk for cardiovascular events after pneumonia.” The study was published Tuesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association. Corrales-Medina and his co- authors looked at data from two large, long-term and ongoing studies in the . One followed nearly 6,000 adults 65 and older while the other tracked nearly 16,000 adults aged 45 to 64 at the time of recruitment to the study. There were 591 and 680 pneumonias respectively in the two study groups. The researchers looked at people who had been hospitalized with pneumonia and compared them to people who had not had the infection to see if there was an elevated rate of heart disease events in the former after the pneumonia hospitalization. For the older adults, the risk dropped after 30 days, but was still nearly double that of people who hadn’t had pneumonia at two years after the infection. And it remained in the range of 1.6 to 1.9 times higher all the way to 10 years. For the younger adults, the risk is also elevated but not to the same extent, and it appears to level off after two years. In the first 30 days, people hospitalized with pneumonia were almost 2.4 times more likely to have a heart attack or stroke than people who hadn’t been hospitalized with this infection. Corrales-Medina says there is no way to tell from these data whether people who have pneumonia that isn’t severe enough to require hospitalization are also at increased risk of having a cardiovascular event. He said it’s not currently known for sure why pneumonia appears to increase a person’s risk of having a heart disease event, though other infections are also thought to increase the risk. Dr. Liam Smeeth has published a number of studies looking at the possible links between infections and increased risk of heart disease. Smeeth, who heads the department of non- communicable diseases epidemiology at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, said this phenomenon has also been seen with influenza, urinary tract infections and even chickenpox. He said the Corrales-Medina study was a good one, but he disagrees with part of the interpretation of the data. Smeeth believes the elevated risk seen in the days shortly after a pneumonia hospitalization does signify the infection increases a person’s risk of having a heart attack or stroke. But later on, he believes the increased risk seen in the study is not a signal that the earlier bout of pneumonia continues to stress the cardiovascular system. Instead, he believes what this shows is the people who develop pneumonia are less healthy than those who don’t, and more likely to develop cardiovascular disease. MOVIES ✦ ENTERTAINMENT

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You’re CONSERVATIVE CROWDS many ways an old-fashioned kind of distribution for Warner Bros., called reaching everybody with those kind of Hollywood hit: It was built on star-power conservatives’ embrace of the film “huge,” numbers.” (Bradley Cooper and Eastwood), Oscar noting it’s an audience difficult to court. Eastwood has held that “American Jake Coyle buzz (six nominations including best “The audience watched this movie not Sniper” is an apolitical character study THE ASSOCIATED PRESS — NEW YORK picture) and a largely adult audience (63 as a war movie but as a movie about about Kyle, who with 160 confirmed kills, per cent over 25 years old). patriotism, a movie about a hero, a movie is considered the most lethal sniper in The success has made the latest film about family, a movie about serving our U.S. military history. 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expectations for Canada because a second day of heavy losses. A Loonie tumbles as of the collapse in oil prices. combination of falling oil prices, The bank had been universally a weak manufacturing report Bank of Canada expected to leave its rate and an economic downgrade unchanged at one per cent, from the International Monetary chops key rate where it had been since Fund pushed the loonie down September 2010. However, the more than one U.S. cent on TORONTO bank dropped the rate to 0.75 Tuesday. Going per cent and said that “the oil Oil prices have plunged 55 per The Canadian dollar plunged price shock increases both cent since last June amid a glut more than 1 1/2 U.S. cents downside risks to the inflation of supply and have fallen about Wednesday after the Bank of profile and financial stability 40 per cent just since the end of Canada surprised markets with a risks.” November after OPEC concluded quarter-point cut to its key The loonie tumbled 1.53 cents its last meeting with a vow to short-term rate. The central bank to 81.07 cents US — its lowest leave production levels down? also trimmed economic growth level since late April 2009. It was unchanged. Bank of Canada prescribes surprise interest rate drop to manage oil slump threat

Canada Andy appeared to be on the Blatchford cusp of a promising THE CANADIAN PRESS — OTTAWA post-recession rebound — and inching closer to a rate increase. ank of Canada Still, Poloz said he remained governor Stephen Poloz encouraged by signs of economic says the economy has been life, particularly in Canada’s non- suffering from the effects of an energy sector, thanks to a low loonie and B“oil shock,” so he prescribed a remedy: robust growth in the U.S. an unexpected interest rate cut. That’s where the central banker said To deal with the impact of falling oil his rate-cutting plan comes in. Canadian Press photo prices, Poloz lowered Canada’s trend Poloz’s solution aims to buffer the setting rate Wednesday from one per Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz holds a news conference on the Bank of Canada's positives still present in the healing decision to reduce the overnight rate, Wednesday in Ottawa. The looming economic threat cent to 0.75 per cent, a move that Canadian economy from potential of sliding oil prices is forcing the Bank of Canada to unexpectedly cut its trend-setting rate blindsided the vast majority of experts. damage inflicted by low oil. Many economists were anticipating The goal is to give businesses, such as to three quarters of a percentage point from one per cent. the central bank would hold off on manufacturers still hobbled from the rate cut signals he’s worried about the The bank has blamed the moving the rate until late 2015 or early 2008-09 downturn, enough time to health of the economy. He said he accumulation of debt on the extended 2016, with the next adjustment expected reinvest in their operations using wouldn’t put it quite that way. period of the already low interest rate of to be a hike. cheaper credit and, eventually, create “That doesn’t mean that there’s a one per cent, which helped propel But Poloz took another route jobs. really bad thing, or a drastic thing, consumer spending. Wednesday, as the central bank called “We think that the positive trend is happening here,” Poloz said of the rate However, Bank of Canada senior the effect of plummeting crude prices underneath the surface, that things are reduction. deputy governor Carolyn Wilkins said “unambiguously negative” for the oil- getting stronger,” Poloz said. “For us, it’s more a matter of Wednesday that current conditions are exporting country’s economy. “I think that this is a setback, it’s an repositioning the economy in such a unlikely to open the door for people to “We have an oil-price shock, which interruption if you like, in our path back way that it fires on all cylinders.” pile on more debt, even with the slightly will reduce the income flowing into to where we planned to go. It’s delaying The bank also offered assurances that lower rate. Canada and lead probably to some things by perhaps as long as a year.” the rate drop would not increase The bank predicted the oil collapse increase in unemployment overall,” He described the bank’s plan as Canada’s high level of household debt. would lead to a drop in employment Poloz told a news conference after “insurance,” a move intended to shorten But it did reiterate the warning that and income, especially in energy-rich Wednesday’s rate announcement. that delayed recovery. Canadians remain vulnerable to regions. As a result, it expects less Until the effects of oil’s late-2014 Poloz also sought to ease potential economic shocks due to near record consumption due to a smaller amount tailspin started to trickle through, public fears when asked whether the high housing prices and debt. of disposable income.

Arrest made after Woman IS KEYSTONE REPUBLICANS’ NEXT OBAMACARE? found after PRESIDENT’S FOES MULL NEW PIPELINE BILL Ottawa hotel evacuation road trip the man under arrest. But the New angle for pipeline MAN WAS AT CENTRE manager of the man’s ex-wife RICHMOND, B.C. said police told her the suspect’s Police say a missing Wednesday: marrying the two OF DANGEROUS THE CANADIAN PRESS — WASHINGTON identity. elderly woman from measures into one bill. CHEMICALS PROBE Nick Furris said Shannon Richmond, B.C., has been ”(Obama) may veto this thing, and we may not have the votes to Miller, a former Olympic located alive and well With a bill to create the Keystone IN NOVA SCOTIA overturn it,” Pete Sessions, chair of gymnast for the U.S., was told by hundreds of kilometres XL pipeline facing near-certain the House of Representatives rules police that her ex-husband, from her home. failure in the U.S., there’s already THE CANADIAN PRESS — OTTAWA committee, told a radio show in his Christopher Phillips, was RCMP said late talk of reviving it in some new form home state of Texas, in reference to arrested in the incident. Tuesday that 89-year-old that might increase its likelihood of the current bill. “Upon hearing the recent Evelyn Logan had turned adoption. A 42-year-old man at the ”But he’s going to see it on a news surrounding Christopher up in the Kamloops, B.C., A Republican lawmaker predicted centre of a dangerous chemicals transportation infrastructure bill. Phillips, my prayers area after mistakenly Wednesday that the pipeline will investigation in Nova Scotia was And we’re going to give it to him with immediately go to the safety of driving the wrong wind up tied to a future bill that quietly arrested at an Ottawa (a veto-proof majority of) 400 votes. those around him,” Miller said direction. Democrats overwhelmingly agree hotel Wednesday as police tried And we’re going to get the Keystone in a statement. Staff Sgt. Don Davidson with — perhaps on infrastructure to determine what the pipeline.” RCMP investigators from says the woman suffers funding. hazardous material was Pipeline opponent Jane Kleeb from a mild form of He made that prediction as the intended for. Nova Scotia are travelling to joked in a tweet that the project dementia and she has current pipeline legislation before The RCMP issued a Canada- Ottawa to interview the suspect, could become the Republicans’ accidentally driven long the Senate devolves into a wide warrant for the suspect Church said. “new Obamacare” — an issue where distances in the past. meandering partisan debate, pitting after a “large quantity” of In Ottawa, police said they they expend considerable energy in Kamloops is about 360 all Republicans against most chemicals were discovered found no hazardous materials a succession of failed efforts to kilometres from the city Democrats and a president who’s inside two homes in the Halifax following an overnight overturn the president’s signature south of , already vowed to veto it. area, Cpl. Greg Church said, evacuation of the Chimo Hotel health law. which could take more The president even poked fun at though he declined to specify in the city’s east end and there As it stands now, the current than three-and-a-half Congress for taking up the measure, how many were found. were no concerns for public Keystone bill faces partisan hours to drive with no during his state of the union address The suspect was arrested safety. deadlock. Even if it has enough votes traffic. this week. He urged lawmakers to without incident at the Chimo Const. Chuck Benoit of the to override a congressional filibuster, Police say the woman shift their priorities toward a major Hotel and taken into custody Ottawa police said there’s no it hasn’t attracted the kinds of left her residence on infrastructure bill, which he said after Ottawa police found his information suggesting there substantive amendments that might Tuesday afternoon. would create 30 times more jobs vehicle, Church said. He has not was a threat to national security have tempted President Barack Davidson says the than a single oil pipeline from been charged. or a connection to terrorism. Obama to climb down from his veto woman’s family has Canada. The Mounties in Nova Scotia, Benoit described their threat. headed to Kamloops to The chairman of a congressional who are handling the involvement in the investigation reunite. committee suggested a solution ◆ CONTINUED Please see page B2 investigation, declined to name as “complex.”

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SPORTS EDITORDylan Purcell 403-328-4419 or email [email protected] LETHBRIDGE HERALD – THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 2015 – PAGE B3 Leafs lose their sixth straight Celebrating THE CANADIAN PRESS — OTTAWA The Toronto Maple Leafs fought hard through the last 40 minutes of Wednesday’s game. But it was the first PBA, Little League Alberta 20 that did them in. The Ottawa Senators scored three hosting event Saturday times in the first period and held on for a 4-3 win to send the Maple Leafs to the all-star break on a six-game losing Dale Woodard streak. LETHBRIDGE HERALD “I scratch my head when I talk about [email protected] that first period again,” said Toronto’s interim head coach Peter Horachek. “That was totally done by ourselves, to ho says it’s too early in the year to have ourselves, to a team that played a baseball-laden weekend? The Prairie (Tuesday) night. Baseball Academy and Little League “We wanted to play more like we Alberta are going to team up this weekendW for the Celebration of Baseball and Awards played in the second and third period and come out with some energy and Banquet Saturday at the Lethbridge Lodge. put more pucks to the net and create In addition to celebrating 20 years of PBA more chances, but it’s a strange baseball, scholarships and awards, Little League situation so we’ve got to correct that for Alberta will also host the Annual 2015 Little League sure.” Western Conference Friday through Sunday, Toronto is now 1-7 under Horachek featuring a coaching development session, and has just three wins in its last 17 pointstreak training, tournament host and social games. media sessions in addition to the Little League Erik Karlsson scored twice to lead the Alberta meeting Senators (19-18-9), who were coming “We haven’t done it for about five years,” said PBA off a 3-2 overtime loss in New York on general manager Keith Jorgensen. “We just felt it Tuesday night, while Mike Hoffman was time as the cycle of coaches go. We have a and Mika Zibanejad also scored. Craig bunch of new coaches into the system. It’s tied into Anderson stopped 37 shots. Little League Alberta. We’re quite excited. They’re Nazem Kadri, David Clarkson and doing an umpires session as well. We’re covering all James van Riemsdyk replied for the aspects of it. I think it’s going to be a baseball weekend, for sure.” Leafs (22-23-3). James Reimer made 22 The weekend will feature a familiar face taking saves and lost for just the second time part with former PBA coach Blair Kubicek on hand. in his career at Canadian Tire Centre (8- “So that’s really exciting,” said Jorgensen. “He’s 2-0). Canadian Press photo doing one or two of the coach’s sessions as well.” “We just have to keep trying to move Toronto Maple Leafs' Roman Polak, left, and James Reimer react to a first-period goal And on Saturday night the PBA will honour its forward,” said Kadri. “That’s really all while taking on the Ottawa Senators in NHL hockey action in Ottawa on Wednesday. players with scholarships and awards. we can do is try and stay positive and The Sens defeated the Leafs 4-3. The event begins at 5:30 p.m. with scholarship we just have to play with that presentations followed by a cocktail hour at 6 p.m. desperation through 60 minutes again pull Toronto to within a goal, but Toronto had an opportunity to score The evening’s program begins at 7 p.m. instead of 40 or 45.” that’s the closest the Leafs would get. in the opening minutes of the game as The night will feature guest speakers including Added Reimer: “We didn’t have a “It was a big win for us,” said Phil Kessel had a breakaway, but shot Ken Falconer, Brandon Magierowski and Les good start. Obviously you can’t get Anderson. “We make sure the fans get wide of the net. Less than a minute later McTavish. down 3-0 and then expect to win in this everything they pay for when we make Mark Stone, who extended his point The event will also feature a silent and live league. I thought we did a great job of it close at the end.” streak to seven games with an assist auction with a fly fishing trip, and signed Robinson battling back and working hard in the “I had confidence in the guys that we (2G, 6A), fed Hoffman at centre ice and Cano and Sidney Crosby jerseys among the items last 40 minutes, but just ended up were going to get the job done,” added he beat Reimer with a shot under the up for grabs. falling a bit short.” Anderson. “We made sure that we got crossbar. “It’s looking really good,” said Jorgensen. “To date, Toronto made things interesting for the puck out of our zone to end the Midway through the first period, we’ve sold 350 tickets to the banquet. I don’t know the 18,894 on hand as Kadri scored a game and that’s huge for us to get some Karlsson scored his 10th goal of the the exact numbers for the coaches convention part, power-play goal at 2:36 of the third confidence heading into the break. We season following a great give-and-go but I think they’re very happy with the turnout that’s period. Kadri took a pass from Morgan can come back hopefully feeling good with Hoffman. already committed to it. I think it’s around 60 or 65 Rielly and beat a screened Anderson to about ourselves and we can continue to The Senators capped the period coaches coming in.” make it 3-2. play well.” scoring on a delayed penalty call as Jorgensen said a few tickets may still be available The Leafs did their best to score the The Maple Leafs had a better second Bobby Ryan found Zibanejad all alone. and those interested can call the Lethbridge Bulls equalizer, but were unable to create any period but were only able to beat “We came out strong and definitely office at (403) 320-2025. real solid scoring chances, and with less Anderson once. Clarkson, with just his got the advantage right off the hop,” than five minutes remaining in second goal in 20 games, got the Leafs said Hoffman. “We knew they were regulation, Karlsson scored his second on the board at the 13-minute mark of going to come back and make a strong of the night to make it 4-2. Milan the period. push. They got a few, we got a few and Copperheads Michalek grabbed the puck behind the The Senators nearly regained the our goalie played well. net and found Karlsson just inside the three-goal lead late in the period, but “At the end of the day (we) just stuck blue-line and he beat Reimer glove side. Reimer was able to stop a 2-on-1 to with it and played for 60 minutes and Van Riemsdyk scored at 18:37 to keep the Leafs within reach. came out with the two points.” clinch first place

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Scheidegger opens Alta. Scotties with two wins After setting a franchise record for wins in a seasons, the Coaldale Copperheads have another accomplishment. point in the extra end. steal of two more in the seventh to make The Copperheads posted a pair of home ice wins LETHBRIDGE HERALD — LACOMBE In the first draw against Nichol, it 6-5 and tied things up at 6-6 with a steal at the Coaldale Sportsplex — over the Cochrane Scheidegger put up three points in the of one in the eighth. Generals Saturday and the High River Flyers Sunday first end for a quick lead and posted Scheidegger put up another steal in the — to clinch first place in the Heritage Junior B The Casey Scheidegger rink from the Hockey League South Division for the first time in Lethbridge Curling Club is off to a another three-ender in the fourth end for ninth end to take a 7-6 lead before a 6-1 lead that was never threatened the Kleibrink forced the extra end with the the franchise’s eight-year history. winning start at the Alberta Scotties The wins not only improve the Copperheads to women’s provincial curling rest of the way. hammer in the 10th end. Scheidegger stole another point in the With the win, Scheidegger now faces 28-5-1, but ups the team’s winning streak to eight championship in Lacombe. games. Scheidegger and her rink of third Cary- fifth end and added one more in the Edmonton’s Val Sweeting at 9 a.m. today. seventh to round out the scoring. Former Lethbridge resident Teryn Hosting the Generals Saturday night, Anne McTaggart, second Jessie Copperheads forward Colby Murray established Scheidegger and lead Brittany Tran In the second draw against Kleibrink, Hamilton and her Calgary rink of third Scheidegger fell behind 3-0 after three Kalynn Park, second Sandi Weber and another club record becoming the team’s all-time defeated Peace River’s Deanne Nichol 8-2 career goals scorer with his 82nd goal of his career. and edged Calgary’s Shannon Kleibrink ends when Kleibrink posted two in the lead Alanna Blackwell lost their first game second end and stole another in the 9-5 to Edmonton’s Tiffany Game. Holden Lamb, Calvin Swanson, Connor Gross and 8-7 in an extra end to kick off the first James Price also scored. third. Hamilton fell behind 3-0 after two ends day’s action Wednesday. On Sunday against High River, the Copperheads After Scheidegger got her first point in and while they were able to get two back In the second draw against former posted a 5-2 win as Murray scored twice and Craig Alberta champion and Olympian the fourth, Kleibrink posted a three- in the third end to make it 3-2, Game Lyon, Gross and Alex Barthel added one each. Kleibrink, Scheidegger and her rink had ender in the fifth for a commanding 6-1 scored once in the fourth and stole three Copperheads netminders Dillan Kelly and to play catch-up after falling behind early, lead. more in the fifth end. MacAulay Carefoot split the duties. stealing points in the seventh, eighth and But Scheidegger started chipping away Hamilton faces Kleibrink at 2 p.m. Kelly stopped 36 of 37 shots on Saturday against ninth ends before snagging the winning at the deficit with a pair in the sixth and a today. Cochrane and Carefoot made 17 saves on Sunday against the Flyers. The Copperheads are in Three Hills Saturday to take on the Thrashers and head to Okotoks to face Minor midget Hurricanes on a winning streak the Bisons Jan. 30 before wrapping up the regular season at home against High River Jan. 31 at 8:30 In Sunday’s home win over the Aero With the win, the Golden Hawks LETHBRIDGE HERALD p.m. at the Coaldale Sportsplex. Chiefs, Chase Gedny and Brant were the improve to 15-8-4, good for second place With first in the South Division locked up, the Hurricanes goal scorers. in the Ram South Division. Copperheads will have a bye in the first round of the Breznik made 38 saves. Midget Peewee AA league playoffs. The Hurricanes are on the road to The Lethbridge Headwater Equipment The Lethbridge Scotiabank Peewee AA Edmonton this weekend for a pair of midget minor Hurricanes are on a three- Hurricanes Red defeated the Lethbridge games. Hurricanes White 5-2 during South Blackhawks edge Penguins game winning streak. They return for three home games in a The Hurricanes defeated the SEAC Central Alberta Hockey League action PITTSBURGH row from Jan. 29-31. The Jan. 29 game is Friday. Tigers 4-1 last Wednesday before beating at 5 p.m., the Jan. 30 game at 2 p.m.and Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane beat Marc- the CBHA Blackhawks 5-4 Saturday in Tristan Kimmen scored four goals for the Jan. 31 slated for 9:45 a.m. All games the Hurricanes Red — all in the first Andre Fleury in a shootout to lift the Chicago Calgary and the Red Deer Aero Chiefs 2-1 are at Henderson Arena. Blackhawks over the Pittsburgh Penguins 3-2 on period — while Joel Mabin added the Sunday at Nicholas Sheran Arena. Bantam AAA Wednesday night. other Red tally. In the win over the Tigers, Brandyn The Lethbridge Val Matteotti Bantam Toews flipped a shot between Fleury’s legs in the Howg scored twice, while Brant Mack AAA Golden Hawks posted a road win Zach Stringer scored both goals for the first round, and Kane followed with a wrist shot and Brock Palmer added one each. during Alberta Major Bantam Hockey Hurricanes White. over Fleury’s glove to help the Blackhawks win in Josh Breznik faced 40 shots in goal for League action Saturday. Cole Tisdale was in goal for the Pittsburgh for just the second time in 17 years. the Canes. The Golden Hawks headed to Red Hurricanes Red, stopping 19 shots, while David Rundblad and Marian Hossa scored in In Saturday’s win in Calgary, Jayden Deer, where they edged the Red Deer Owen Meyer and Tyson Peters split regulation for Chicago. Corey Crawford made 33 Bexte, Brock Wakaluk, Connor Rebels White 3-2. goaltending duties for the Hurricanes saves and held Pittsburgh’s David Perron and Henderson, Howg and Palmer were the Dara Greig, Bowen Byram and Keegan White. Sidney Crosby in check in the shootout. Lethbridge goal-scorers. McDowell scored for Lethbridge, while The Hurricanes Red are off to Regina Zach Sill and Steve Downie scored for Pittsburgh. Connor Lyons had three assists and D- Aidan Kruger made 18 saves. this weekend to compete in the Regina Fleury stopped 24 shots but the Penguins limped Jay Jerome had two. Nic Draffin and Conner Zdan each had Pats Peewee AA Classic today through into the All-Star break with their fourth straight Breznik made 28 stops in the win. two assists. Sunday. loss. 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HERALD SPORTS ✦ TOP STORIES THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 2015 ✦ Lethbridge Herald page – B5 Sort out the rest McDavid, who’s on the team coached by CHL prospects game could Bobby Orr, and Strome, on the team coached by Don Cherry, will be opponents help shake out draft order after building chemistry and a friendship in Erie. beyond McDavid, Eichel Strome is ready for the challenge and the spotlight. THE CANADIAN PRESS — ST. CATHARINES, ONT. “Obviously you’ve probably never played with a lot of guys on your team,” he said. “But at the same you’ve just got to have fun onnor McDavid and Jack Eichel and stay focused and try not to worry too should go first and second in the much about the media. That’s always NHL draft. Beyond that, there’s going to be there and you’ve just got to plenty left to sort out in the next kind of block everything out. It’s just a Cfive months. hockey game, so I’m going to try to have Next up in the process of jockeying for fun.” draft position is tonight’s CHL top Team Cherry captain Anthony prospects game. Forty of the top draft- Beauvillier of the Shawinigan Cataractes eligible players will be on the ice at said one key is not caving to the pressure Meridian Centre in St. Catharines with of the situation. hundreds of scouts watching carefully. “Just play the game as you can play on “I heard something like there’s over 250 your regular team and everything’s going scouts are going to be here,” McDavid said. to be fine,” Beauvillier said. “It’s the best-on-best. It’s the best draft Competition is the name of this game, eligibles against the best draft eligibles. It’ll beyond the top five or 10 picks. The top- be a good test, and it’ll be a good game and ranked goaltender on NHL Central it will be a good kind of measuring stick for Scouting’s list, Mackenzie Blackwood of scouts to see.” the Barrie Colts, is out with illness, so McDavid doesn’t need any more Michael McNiven, Samuel Montembeault, measuring. But a handful of potential top- Nick McBride and Liam Herbst get to show 10 picks will be under the microscope why they should be drafted higher. against each other. The same goes for players like Winger Lawson Crouse of the OHL’s defenceman Brandon Carlo of the WHL’s Kingston Frontenacs is fourth among Tri-City Americans. Carlo is 16th among North American skaters on NHL Central North American skaters but won’t try to do Scouting’s latest rankings, Dylan Strome of too much to stand out from the crowd in the Erie Otters is fifth and Mitchell Marner St. Catharines. of the London Knights is seventh. Boston “I want to show (scouts) who I am,” College defenceman Noah Hanifin is Carlo said. “I want to go out there and play favoured to be the third pick after McDavid a simple game, a hard-nosed defenceman and Eichel, but former NHL executive like I am. I don’t want to try and doing Craig Button believes Strome and Marner anything drastic offensively or anything may be better. like that. I just want to go out there and do They can show it tonight. what I do.” “I think that’s kind of what this game is Of course plenty of eyes will be on made for: to show the scouts that you can McDavid because it’s impossible to ignore compete against the best and that you can his talent. Those watching include his be the best,” Marner said. “You really want teammates and opponents. to show that you can be higher in the “I knew he was an incredible player, and rankings than you are listed. That’s a big by playing with him (at the world juniors), part.” you just realize that he takes it to a whole One of the biggest competitions is new level each and every game,” Crouse between Crouse, Strome and Marner. said. “I was fortunate enough to get to Crouse was a big fourth-line winger for watch him play, and the things that he gold-medal-winning Canada at the world does just blows my mind. His speed and juniors, while Strome and Marner weren’t his skill is incredible.” invited. Marner (90 points on 34 goals and 56 assists) and Strome (80 points on 28 goals and 52 assists) lead the OHL in scoring. Strome has been developing well with McDavid as a teammate and helped the Otters when McDavid was injured. “You see how many points he has and all that and all the stuff he does on the ice, he does so well,” McDavid said of Strome. “He’s just a great player and you guys are going to see that Thursday.” Even though he could be a top- five pick, Crouse said there are a lot of critics of his game and he’s “trying to prove them all wrong.” “I think my skill is underestimated,” Crouse said. “People don’t realize that I do have good hands and I can bury the puck. I’ve scored a couple of nice goals this year and it proves to myself that I can score and I can do other things than just throw the body and play defence.” Everyone knows what Marner % can do offensively. He’s only five- foot-11, but his production is bigger 20-50 than he expected. OFF “My goal at the start of this year was to try and finish with 90 points •Business Wear • Casual Wear or a little higher, and I’m already at that plateau,” Marner said. “I’m just trying to get to more open areas and I’m trusting my teammates more with the puck than I was at the start of the year.” An all-star game takes these players out of their comfort zone. Whitney retires

TORONTO 41201002 Former NHL all-star Ray 312-7th Street South 403.327.3761 Whitney has announced his retirement after 22 seasons in the league. Whitney announced the decision in a statement released by his agency, CAA sports. ACTION The two-time NHL all-star MEN’S HOCKEY helped the Carolina Pronghorns vs. Calgary Hurricanes win rd the Stanley Cup Fri., Jan. 23 • 7:00 PM in 2006. Nicholas Sheran Arena The 42-year- old native of Fort Saskatchewan, WOMEN’S HOCKEY Alta., was drafted in the second Pronghorns vs. Calgary round, 23rd th overall, by the Sat., Jan. 24 • 7:00 PM San Jose Sharks Nicholas Sheran Arena in 1991. Whitney had 385 goals and 1,064 points in 1,330 NHL games with San Jose, Edmonton, Florida, Columbus, Detroit, Carolina, Phoenix (now www.GoHorns.ca @UofLPronghorns Arizona) and Dallas. www.facebook.com/Pronghorns 41201005 YOUR HOME FOR GREAT COVERAGE OF LOCAL SPORTS SEND US YOUR AND THE PROS SCOREBOARD STORIES & PHOTOS Just email your text or photo (must be jpeg EMAIL THE HERALD AT [email protected] format) to [email protected]

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Anaheim 6 Calgary 3 Regina 46 26 16 2 2 170 142 56 leader; x-clinched playoff berth. Note: Division G A Pts Wednesday’s Games Los Angeles at San Jose, 8:30 p.m. Swift Current 46 21 20 1 4 140 150 47 leaders ranked in top three positions per con- Trevor Cox, MH 18 57 75 Moose Jaw 47 19 24 3 1 137 169 42 ference regardless of points; a team winning in Cole Sanford, MH 37 30 67 Prince Albert 45 19 25 1 0 132 158 39 Nick Merkley, Kel 14 50 64 Third Period overtime or shootout is credited with two points Senators 4, Maple Leafs 3 Saskatoon 44 12 29 2 1 124 194 27 and a victory in the W column; the team losing Rourke Chartier, Kel 38 22 60 No Scoring. CENTRAL DIVISION Cole Ully, Kam 21 39 60 First Period Penalties — in overtime or shootout receives one point GP W L OTLSOL GF GA Pt which is registered in the OTL or SOL columns Nikita Scherbak, Eve 21 36 57 1. Ottawa, Hoffman 16 (Stone, Ceci) 2:02. None. Medicine Hat45 31 12 1 1 182 130 64 Austin Carroll, Vic 28 28 56 2. Ottawa, Karlsson 10 (Hoffman, Ryan) 11:53. Overtime Wednesday’s results Red Deer 46 26 14 3 3 163 145 58 Medicine Hat 8 Vancouver 4 Tim McGauley, Bra 27 29 56 3. Ottawa, Zibanejad 11 (Ryan, Methot) 19:40. No Scoring. Calgary 46 24 17 1 4 184 147 53 Adam Helewka, Spo 26 30 56 Penalties — Phaneuf Tor (fighting) 13:49, Penalties — Tri-City at Kamloops, 8 p.m. Edmonton 46 22 18 4 2 140 126 50 Everett at Prince George, 8 p.m. Jack Rodewald, MJ 21 35 56 Michalek Ott (fighting) 13:49, Phaneuf Tor None. Kootenay 46 23 22 0 1 148 166 47 Oliver Bjorkstrand, Por 27 27 54 (slashing) 13:49, Michalek Ott (slashing) Shootout — Chicago wins 2-0 Tuesday’s results Lethbridge 43 10 27 3 3 114 185 26 Kootenay 4 Vancouver 3 Connor Rankin, CAL 24 29 53 13:49, Polak Tor (high-sticking) 16:17. Chicago : Toews goal, Kane goal. Jaedon Descheneau, Koo 22 31 53 WESTERN CONFERENCE Everett 6 Prince George 1 Canadian Press photo Second Period Pittsburgh : Perron miss, Crosby miss. B.C. DIVISION Adam Tambellini, CAL 29 23 52 4. Toronto, Clarkson 10 (Franson, Winnik) Shots on goal by Thursday’s games GP W L OTLSOL GF GA Pt Kootenay at Edmonton, 11:30 a.m. Brayden Point, MJ 20 32 52 ' head coach John 13:55. Chicago 6 9 9 2 — 26 Kelowna 45 34 8 3 0 192 114 71 Chase De Leo, Por 18 33 51 Penalties — Panik Tor (hooking) 5:46, Turris Pittsburgh 9 14 8 4 — 35 Friday’s games Victoria 47 25 19 2 1 160 150 53 Moose Jaw at Regina, 6 p.m. Jansen Harkins, PG 14 37 51 Hufnagel wins the CFL Coach of the Year Ott (hooking) 10:32, Karlsson Ott (interference) Goal — Chicago: Crawford (W, 18-10-2); Pitts- Prince George4720 25 1 1 144 195 42 Luke Philp, Koo 21 29 50 16:03. burgh: Fleury (LO, 22-9-5). Prince Albert at Brandon, 6:30 p.m. award at a banquet in Winnipeg, Wednesday. Third Period Power plays (goal-chances) — Chicago: 1-2; 5. Toronto, Kadri 13 (Rielly, Gardiner) 2:36 Pittsburgh: 0-2. (pp). Attendance — 18,655 at Pittsburgh. Cleveland 23 20 .535 4 L.A. Clippers 28 14 .667 61/2 6. Ottawa, Karlsson 11 (Michalek, Pageau) Milwaukee 21 20 .512 5 Phoenix 26 18 .591 91/2 Jets 4, Blue Jackets 0 Basketball Detroit 17 26 .395 10 Sacramento 16 25 .390 18 15:20. Hufnagel is the 7. Toronto, van Riemsdyk 20 (Kessel, Gar- Indiana 15 29 .341 12 L.A. Lakers 12 31 .279 23 First Period National Basketball Association 1/2 ——— diner) 18:37. 1. Winnipeg, Wheeler 13 (Ladd, Little) 1:08. Penalties — Chiasson Ott (high-sticking) 0:37. WESTERN CONFERENCE Wednesday’s Games 2. Winnipeg, Kane 10 (Scheifele) 6:06. EASTERN CONFERENCE Southwest Division New York 98, Philadelphia 91 Shots on goal by Penalties — Bogosian Wpg (holding) 11:40, Toronto 9 14 17 — 40 Atlantic Division W L Pct GB Charlotte 78, Miami 76 CFL’s coach of Ladd Wpg (slashing) 17:52. W L Pct GB Memphis 30 12 .714 — Cleveland 106, Utah 92 Ottawa 12 8 6 — 26 Second Period Goal — Toronto: Reimer (L, 6-9-0); Ottawa: Toronto 27 15 .643 — Dallas 30 13 .698 1/2 110, Indiana 91 3. Winnipeg, Harrison 4 (Trouba, Peluso) 4:45. Brooklyn 17 24 .415 91/2 Houston 29 13 .690 1 Detroit 128, Orlando 118 Anderson (W, 13-11-7). 4. Winnipeg, Thorburn 4 (Lowry, Halischuk) Power plays (goal-chances) — Toronto: 1-3; Boston 13 26 .333 121/2 San Antonio 27 16 .628 31/2 New Orleans 96, L.A. Lakers 80 the year 14:10. Philadelphia 8 34 .190 19 New Orleans 21 21 .500 9 Memphis 92, Toronto 86 Ottawa: 0-2. Penalties — Trouba Wpg (tripping) 1:55, Con- Attendance — 18,894 at Ottawa. New York 7 36 .163 201/2 Northwest Division Dallas 98, Minnesota 75 nauton Clb (hooking) 11:05, Ladd Wpg (hold- Southeast Division W L Pct GB Oklahoma City 105, Washington 103, OT Blackhawks 3, Penguins 2 (SO) ing) 16:47, Foligno Clb (tripping) 17:36. W L Pct GB Portland 31 12 .721 — Phoenix 118, Portland 113 Third Period Atlanta 35 8 .814 — Oklahoma City 22 20 .524 81/2 Brooklyn at Sacramento, 8 p.m. THE CANADIAN PRESS — WINNIPEG First Period No Scoring. Washington 29 14 .674 6 Denver 18 24 .429 121/2 Houston at Golden State, 8:30 p.m. 1. Chicago, Rundblad 3 (Hossa, Toews) 6:56. Penalties — Tropp Clb (high-sticking) 13:04, Miami 18 24 .429 161/2 Utah 14 28 .333 161/2 Thursday’s Games Penalties — Oduya Chi (hooking) 11:21, Pgh Hartnell Clb (slashing) 20:00. Charlotte 18 25 .419 17 Minnesota 7 34 .171 23 San Antonio at Chicago, 6 p.m. Bench (too many men) 15:24. Shots on goal by Orlando 15 30 .333 21 Pacific Division Utah at Milwaukee, 6 p.m. is about to take a well- Second Period Columbus 14 7 8 — 29 Central Division W L Pct GB Boston at Portland, 8 p.m. deserved vacation. 2. Chicago, Hossa 10 (Seabrook, Saad) 2:41 Winnipeg 6 17 7 — 30 W L Pct GB Golden State 33 6 .846 — Brooklyn at L.A. Clippers, 8:30 p.m. (pp). Goal (shots-saves) — Columbus: Bobrovsky Chicago 27 16 .628 — The Calgary Stampeders head coach/GM 3. Pittsburgh, Sill 1 (Ebbett) 5:21. (L, 16-15-2)(12-9), McElhinney (7:44 second, followed up his team’s 2014 4. Pittsburgh, Downie 8 (Goc, Arcobello) 18-17); Winnipeg: Hutchinson (W, 14-4-2). Power plays (goal-chances) — Columbus: 0- championship by being named the CFL’s 12:22. Colvin, Cole Gillespie and Kenny Wilson on Pulkkinen to Grand Rapids (AHL). Penalties — Perron Pgh (holding) 1:40, Craw- 4; Winnipeg: 0-3. coach of the year Wednesday. Attendance — 15,016 at Winnipeg. minor league contracts. MONTREAL CANADIENS — Assigned F Chris- ford Chi (high-sticking) 5:58. MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Agreed to terms tian Thomas to Hamilton (AHL). “I have to go to work (today) but the day Deals with LHP Dontrelle Willis on a minor league con- NASHVILLE PREDATORS — Reassigned G after I’m heading on a plane to go across the tract. Marek Mazanec to Milwaukee (AHL). Wednesdayʼs Sports Transactions SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Designated 2B SOCCER ocean for a week so I’ll be sipping a mai tai,” BASEBALL Marco Scutaro for assignment. Major League Soccer he said of his Hawaiian holiday. COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE — Suspended WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Agreed to terms FC DALLAS — Acquired MF Kyle Bekker from Hufnagel, 63, earned his second Annis Canada’s Pospisil free-agent RHPs Carlos Artiles and Felix with RHP Max Scherzer on a seven-year con- Toronto FC for allocation money. Agreed to Bautista 72 games and free-agent C Kyle Bacak, tract. terms with MF Atiba Harris. Stukus Trophy after leading Calgary to a San Diego RHP Travis Remillard (Arizona BASKETBALL NEW YORK RED BULLS — Announced they CFL-best 15-3 regular-season record. The League) and Houston RHP Andrew Walter (Lan- National Basketball Association will place a team in USL PRO based in Hanover, caster-Cal) 50 games, for violations of the Minor NEW YORK KNICKS — Signed F Lance N.J. franchise then claimed its seventh advances to third Thomas to a second 10-day contract. VANCOUVER WHITECAPS — Signed D Pa- League Drug Prevention and Treatment Pro- championship with a 20-16 Grey Cup gram. FOOTBALL Modou Kah. victory over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats at B.C. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL — Ratified a five- National Football League COLLEGE year labour agreement with the World Umpires CLEVELAND BROWNS — Named John DeFil- ATLANTIC HOCKEY ASSOCIATION — Sus- Place Stadium. round of Association. ippo offensive co-ordinator. pended Army F Tyler Pham one game for his Tom Higgins of the American League JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — Named Greg slew footing major penalty during a Jan. 17 CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Named Tommy Olson offensive co-ordinator. game against Air Force. and Chris Jones of the Edmonton Eskimos Esmay manager of Kannapolis (SAL), Tim League GEORGIA SOUTHERN — Announced the res- were the finalists. Hufnagel received 43 first- Esmay manager of Winston-Salem (Carolina) EDMONTON ESKIMOS — Released PK/P ignation of director of football player develop- Australian Open Hugh O’Neill. ment Vic Cabral to take a coaching position at place votes on the 65 ballots cast by and Cole Armstrong manager of Great Falls (Pi- oneer). HOCKEY Samford. members of the Football Reporters of HOUSTON ASTROS — Traded C Carlos Cor- LEES-MCRAE — Named Thomas Rusling Canada. poran to Texas for RHP Akeem Bostick. ANAHEIM DUCKS — Assigned D Mark Fistric men’s interim soccer coach. THE CANADIAN PRESS — MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA TEXAS RANGERS — Designated RHP Gonza- to Norfolk (AHL). MISSOURI — Named Phil Pitts defensive ana- Hufnagel’s first coach-of-the-year award lez Germen for assignment. ARIZONA COYOTES— Recalled G Mike lyst. came in ’08 when he led Calgary to a Grey National League McKenna from Portland (AHL). Assigned D MONTANA STATE — Named J.J. Riley MIAMI MARLINS — Agreed to terms with RHPs Brandon Gormley and Philip Samuelsson, F women’s volleyball coach. Promoted Kane Ioane Cup title in his first season back with the Canadian Vasek Pospisil struggled with injuries Ryan Chaffee, Vin Mazzaro and Ryan Reid; Lucas Lessio and G Mike Lee to Portland. to co-defensive co-ordinator. club. The Stampeders lost the 100th Grey LHPs Pat Misch, Chris Narveson and Pat Urck- DALLAS STARS — Reassigned D Jamie Olek- NEBRASKA — Named Keith Williams receivers on the way to a 6-7 (3), 7-6 (4), 6-3, 6-4 defeat of fitz; Cs Vinny Rottino and Jhonatan Solano; INFs siak and Jyrki Jokipakka to Texas (AHL). coach. Announced DL Avery Moss has tran- Cup game to the in 2012. Italy’s Paolo Lorenzi on Thursday to reach the third Reid Brignac and Scott Sizemore; and OFs Tyler DETROIT RED WINGS — Assigned LW Teemu ferred to Youngstown State. Hufnagel has one more season to try and round of the Australian Open for a second claim a third Annis Stukus Trophy. He’ll consecutive year. Women Sa, Brazil, 3-6, 6-3, 6-2. return to the sidelines in 2015 then hand the Vancouver’s Pospisil, ranked 60th, duplicated his Second Round Diego Schwartzman and Horacio Zeballos, Ar- coaching reins over to offensive co- best Grand Slam showing with the win, which took Tennis Agnieszka Radwanska (6), Poland, def. Johanna gentina, def. Mahesh Bhupathi, India, and Jur- ordinator and focus on his Larsson, Sweden, 6-0, 6-1. gen Melzer, Austria, 6-4, 6-3. just over three and a half hours. He had won a five- Australian Open Venus Williams (18), United States, def. Lauren Women GM duties. On Wednesday, Hufnagel said setter on Tuesday and then played doubles a day Davis, United States, 6-2, 6-3. First Round there was no temptation for him to go out Thursday Garbine Muguruza (24), Spain, def. Daniela Julia Goerges and Anna-Lena Groenefeld (16), later in a full program at the first major of the At Melbourne Park Hantuchova, Slovakia, 6-1, 1-6, 6-0. Germany, def. Maddison Inglis and Alexandra on top after winning the championship. season. Melbourne, Australia Timea Bacsinszky, Switzerland, def. Anna Nancarrow, Australia, 6-4, 6-1. “This whole thing was an agreement put Purse: $32.9 million (Grand Slam) Tatishvili, United States, 6-7 (5), 6-3, 6-2. Andrea Hlavackova and Lucie Hradecka (9), Pospisil advanced with 22 aces despite getting Surface: Hard-Outdoor Serena Williams (1), United States, def. Vera Czech Republic, def. Lyudmyla Kichenok and in place last year to keep Dave in the treatment on court at various times for leg and back Singles Zvonareva, Russia, 7-5, 6-0. Olga Savchuk, Ukraine, 6-0, 7-6 (4). building,” Hufnagel said. “In fact, Dave told issues. Men Camila Giorgi, Italy, def. Tereza Smitkova, Sara Errani and Roberta Vinci (1), Italy, def. me right after the Grey Cup game, he said, Second Round Czech Republic, 6-1, 6-4. Karolina Pliskova, Czech Republic, and Anna He next faces Spain’s Guillermo Garcia-Lopez, Guillermo Garcia-Lopez, Spain, def. Alejandro Varvara Lepchenko (30), United States, def. Ajla Schmiedlova, Slovakia, 6-2, 6-0. ‘Now don’t do anything stupid.’ who defeated Alejandro Gonzalez of Colombia 6-1, Gonzalez, Colombia, 6-1, 6-3, 6-3. Tomljanovic, Australia, 6-1, 7-6 (1). Caroline Garcia, France, and Katarina Srebotnik “We have a plan and we will follow Steve Johnson, United States, def. Santiago Gi- Doubles (7), Slovenia, def. Andrea Petkovic, Germany, 6-3, 6-3. raldo (30), Colombia, 6-3, 6-4, 6-2. Men and Magdalena Rybarikova, Slovakia, 6-4, 5-7, through with that plan. I enjoy coaching Pospisil finished almost level on stats, with 66 Kei Nishikori (5), , def. Ivan Dodig, Croa- First Round 6-2. and so I have one more year to enjoy it.” tia, 4-6, 7-5, 6-2, 7-6 (0). Alexander Peya, Austria, and Bruno Soares (5), Lara Arruabarrena, Spain, and Irina-Camelia winners and 64 unforced errors. He broke Lorenzi John Isner (19), United States, def. Andreas Brazil, def. Viktor Troicki, Serbia, and Mikhail Begu, Romania, def. Yang Zhaoxuan and Ye Calgary / Keon on four of ten occasions. Haider-Maurer, Austria, 6-4, 7-6 (4), 4-6, 6-4. Youzhny, Russia, 6-1, 6-4. Qiu Yu, China, 5-7, 6-4, 6-4. Raymond was proud to see his head coach Pospisil set the winning example for eighth- Feliciano Lopez (12), Spain, def. Adrian Man- Pierre-Hugues Herbert and Nicolas Mahut, Alexandra Panova, Russia, and Heather Wat- honoured. Raymond, a CFL Players’ narino, France, 4-6, 4-6, 7-6 (3), 4-0, retired. France, def. Martin Klizan, Slovakia, and Philipp son, Britain, def. Annika Beck, Germany, and seeded Milos Raonic of Thornhill, Ont., who plays Jarkko Nieminen, Finland, def. Matthias Oswald, Austria, 7-6 (6), 7-6 (2). Shahar Peer, , 2-6, 7-5, 3-1, retired. Association rep, on hand as part of the in the second round later against American Donald Bachinger, Germany, 7-6 (4), 7-5, 7-5. Carlos Berlocq and Leonardo Mayer, Argentina, Zarina Diyas, Kazakhstan, and Chanelle league’s annual meetings. Stan Wawrinka (4), Switzerland, def. Marius def. Johan Brunstrom, Sweden, and Nicholas Scheepers, South , def. Darija Jurak, Croa- Young. Copil, Romania, 7-6 (4), 7-6 (4), 6-3. Monroe, United States, 6-4, 6-4. tia, and Megan Moulton-Levy, United States, 4- “I’m extremely happy for coach Huf,” Novak Djokovic (1), Serbia, def. Andrey Juan Sebastian Cabal and Robert Farah (11), 6, 6-4, 7-6 (5). Raymond said. “For him over the last couple Kuznetsov, Russia, 6-0, 6-1, 6-4. Colombia, def. Mate Pavic, Croatia, and Andre of years to be coming so close and for him to win, and not just to win, but to have the season that we’ve had “Words can’t express how important he is Nationals think big with Scherzer to our team, our organization. A lot of people on the outside see him as the And, perhaps most intriguingly, will Scherzer and his wife, and the diamond Grinch, per se, but honestly he’s a coach THE ASSOCIATED PRESS — WASHINGTON general manager Mike Rizzo keep that was covered by the afternoon’s dusting of that I wouldn’t mind watching my kids. I group intact? Or will he wind up trading snow. mean, he probably won’t hear them a lot of someone, perhaps Zimmermann or Fister, This is a club that lost 100 games in both times breaking stuff (Hufnagel has a hearing Forgive Washington Nationals owner who can both become free agents after 2008 and 2009 and found it difficult to impairment), but he’s such a players’ coach Mark Lerner if he got swept up in the next season? attract top talent in free agency, but the because he played, he understands the scene. Until those last two questions are perception has changed. situations we go through as players.” Speaking after a news conference answered, Rizzo certainly shares Lerner’s “There’s no doubt about it,” Rizzo said. For example, Raymond said Hufnagel Wednesday to announce the addition — enthusiasm for the current collection of “We’ve got a lot of good baseball people supported a company that approached the via a $210 million, seven-year contract — arms. around here. We’ve got a lot of good Stampeders to try to help players prepare of 2013 AL Cy Young Award winner Max “We’ll stack our rotation up with professionals. The selling portion of it from for careers after football. Hufnagel wants Scherzer, Lerner was thinking big anybody’s in our division, our league and five years ago to today is night and day. We similar programs across the league. thoughts. After all, the club’s starting maybe in baseball,” Rizzo said, “and certainly have no problem with players “He sees you as a human first, then a rotation, at least for the moment, also compete against them.” wanting to be Washington Nationals.” player,” Raymond said. “He understands the includes Stephen Strasburg, Jordan Of course, things don’t always shape up Asked what reasons led him to sign with man, then the player. Zimmermann, Doug Fister and Gio on the field the way they do during the off- Washington, Scherzer replied, “One: “So when you can get a coach who Gonzalez. season. winning. I think this team is capable of understands the aspects of what you bring “If they all stay healthy,” began Lerner, The terrific Atlanta Braves group that winning and winning a lot. When you look to the table and who you are, you want to whose father, Ted, is the team’s principal included three Hall of Famers in Greg at the near term and long term, this is an lay it out on the line for him.” owner, “I guess it’s a possibility we may Maddux, Tom Glavine and John Smoltz organization you want to be a part of.” Hufnagel said he tries to be up front with give up the fewest runs in National League wound up with only one World Series The size of the contract probably didn’t his players. history during a 162-game schedule, which championship. That’s one more than the hurt, either. “I always say to the players, I try to be is amazing.” Philadelphia Phillies won after assembling The 30-year-old Scherzer, who became a completely honest because I’m not smart Let the speculation begin, then. Roy Halladay, Cliff Lee, Cole Hamels and free agent after spending the past five enough to remember the lie I told them Who will start on opening day, an Roy Oswalt. seasons with the Detroit Tigers, received yesterday,” he said. honour that’s gone to Strasburg the past Still, if that’s the discussion connected to the most guaranteed dollars for a right- Hufnagel joins (1992-’93) as three years? How good could this staff be? the Nationals now, it represents a sea handed pitcher in big league history. the only Calgary coaches to receive the As it is, in 2014, Washington’s starters led change from where this franchise stood a “I don’t play this game for money,” said award on multiple occasions. Besides the majors with a 3.04 ERA. half-dozen years ago. Scherzer, who was 18-5 with a 3.15 ERA in Buono and Hufnagel, the other Stampeders How far can those pitchers take the It was noteworthy to hear the word 2014, a year after going 21-3 with a 2.90 coaches to capture the honour include Jerry Nationals, who won the NL East in 2012 “winning” over and over Wednesday at ERA, “but yet at the same time, when you Williams (1967), Jack Gotta (1978) and and again last season before bowing out in Nationals Park, where the scoreboard have an offer like that, it just makes you go, Higgins (’05). Washington’s opening playoff series each displayed a “Welcome to D.C.” greeting for ’Wow.”’ time? 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JOHANNA PLAUSTEINER APPLEBY, LEON 1926 ~ 2015 Mr. Leon Appleby, 33 year Johanna (Stropnik) Plausteiner of member of the Plumbers and Lethbridge, AB, passed away peacefully Pipefitter Union, Local 496, at St Michael’s Palliative care on passed away January 16, 2015.The January 15, 2015 at the age of 88. Officers, Members & Staff wish to Born June 16, 1926, in Vojnik Slovenija, express their deepest sympathy. second oldest of 9 children. She immigrated to Canada 1954 settled in Lethbridge where she resided until her passing. Johanna was predeceased by her husband Johann; her son Allan; grandchildren Dina and Sean Palmer, CAHOON elen oth Jessie Plausteiner; son in law Garrett LAWRENCE CAHOON passed H R Palmer; parents Franc and Antonia away in Cardston on January 20th, September 28, 1918 ~ January 19, 2015 Stropnik; sisters Fanika, Micika; brothers 2015 at the age of 90 years, Tonci, Pepi and Franci. beloved husband of Carolyn Mrs. Helen Roth beloved wife of the late Mr. Tom Roth, passed away at the She leaves behind to mourn, her Cahoon of Leavitt, Alberta. Bow Island Health Centre, on Monday, January 19, 2015, at the age of 96 daughters Erika (Gerry) Palmer, A Graveside Service will be held years. Helen will be forever remembered in the hearts of her children: Bev Johanna (Peter) Johner; sons Ivan at the Leavitt Alberta Cemetery on (Tony) Hammel, Deanne (Carl) Torgerson, Don, Marilyn (Chris) Schwab and (Stephie) Stropnik, Frank Plausteiner, Joe (Naomi) Plausteiner, Stan Saturday, January 24th, 2015 at Debbie (Gary) Meger. Her memory will be cherished by her grandchildren: (Rhonda) Plausteiner; Grandchildren, Irena, Jason, Jamie, Christine, Lisa, 2:00 p.m. Jeff, Pat, Kevin (Candrin) Hammel; Darren, Chrissy (Sean), Daniel (Willow) Kyle, Kelly, Kayla, Ryan, Rhonda and Diane; and 12 great grandchildren. In E-mail your condolences to: Torgerson; Jasmine (Carey), Kelsey (Andreas), Jonathan Roth; Jason Slovenija sisters, Paula, Hermina and brother Ivan. [email protected] (Irlanda), Michelle Schwab; Angie (Richard), Ryan Meger as well as her great- Mom loved to swim, walk, garden, bake and cook. She was a member of the grandchildren: Jordan (Tasha), Tyler, Shazia, Kabria, Kaia, Keston, Kolter, CWL, and active in the senior’s community for many years. Kealey Hammel; Brittany, Jordyn, Greyson, Keegan, Rowan, Ivy Torgerson; We will miss her love, strength and courage, but know mom is at peace and Emelio, Ethan Schwab; Declan, Miranda Meger and her great-great-grand- in the company of many loved ones. Cardston, AB son, Sawyer Hammel. Helen was predeceased by her husband, Tom; Family wish to extend our heartfelt thank you to staff at Columbia Age Care, beloved granddaughter, Rhonda; parents, Philip and Ottilia Gross and her St Michaels Palliative care unit and the doctors who looked after our precious 403-653-3222 seven siblings. Helen was born on September 28, 1918, in Grassy Lake, AB., mother. where she was raised and educated. She married her loving husband, Tom, Prayers will be held at 7:00pm on Thursday, January 22, 2015 at MARTIN LOWRY on November 23, 1942. In 1961, she started working at the Pleasant View BROTHERS RIVERVIEW CHAPEL, 610-4 St. S., Lethbridge, AB. TEINA BETH TEAMO LOWRY, Lodge in Bow Island and continued working there until her retirement at the A Funeral Service will be held at 10:00am on Friday, January 23, 2015 at beloved daughter of Rod and age of 75 years. Bowling was her passion and continued to be her passion OUR LADY OF THE ASSUMPTION CATHOLIC CHURCH, 2405-12 Ave. S., Sherylin Lowry passed away in until she was 93. Helen loved to crochet and sew, and could make anything Lethbridge, AB, with Father Kevin Tumback, officiating. Calgary, AB on Tuesday, January by just looking at a picture. She loved her church and was a devote, lifetime In lieu of flowers, mom has requested that donations be made to Muscular 20, 2015 at the age of 21 years. member of the CWL. Helenʼs commitment to her faith and health was com- Dystrophy, Suite 104, 10335-172 St., Edmonton, AB, T5S 1K9 The Funeral Service will be held at bined by praying the rosery while riding her exercise bike for thirty minutes Send condolences at www.mbfunerals.com the Magrath Stake Center on every day. Her joy was her family, her home and her flowers. Helenʼs Saturday, January 24, 2015 at strength and commitment to life and her fighting spirit gave her the indepen- 11:13am. Friends may meet the dence to live in her home until she was 95 years old. Helenʼs legacy will live family from 9:27am to 10:43am prior on in the hearts of her children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great- to the service. great-grandchildren. Those wishing to pay their respects may do so one hour Interment to follow in the Magrath prior to the Vigil Prayers at St. Michaelʼs Catholic Church, 1101 - 1 Street Cemetery. Email condolences to East, Bow Island, AB., on Thursday evening, January 22, 2015, at 7:00 p.m. [email protected]. The Funeral Mass will be celebrated at St. Michaelʼs Catholic Church on Friday, January 23, 2015, at 11:00 a.m. with Reverend Father John L. Maes celebrant. Interment will follow in the Bow Island Cemetery, with a time of fel- JENSEN lowship thereafter in the Bow Island Golden Age Club. (Condolences may be BIG SVEND AAGE JENSEN of expressed by visiting www.cooksouthland.com) Memorial donations in Magrath, Alberta, passed away suddenly Cardston, AB Helenʼs name may be made directly to the Canadian National Institute for the January 20, 2015 at the age of 98. 403-653-3222 Blind (CNIB), #102, 520 - 2 Street S.E., Medicine Hat, AB. T1A 0C6. Svend was born in Foldby Aarhus, Honoured to serve the family is Denmark March 11, 1916. His parents were Jens Kristjan Jensen and Gjertrud ROSE HEATHER Marie Sejersen, of Denmark. He married 1928 ~ 2015 Eva Andersen in Aarhus Denmark April Mrs. Rose Heather of Lethbridge, 20, 1946. They immigrated to Magrath, beloved wife of the late Mr. Ronald Alberta, Canada in August of 1949 Heather, passed away on FUNERAL CHAPEL where they raised seven children: Paul Wednesday, January 21, 2015 at (Susan) Jensen, Inger (Duane) the age of 86 years. CREMATORIUM & RECEPTION CENTER TH Schaufert, Leo (Linda) Jensen, Kenneth 901 - 13 STREET S.W., MEDICINE HAT, AB. T1A 4V4 A private family service will take 1-877-528-6455 WWW.COOKSOUTHLAND.COM (Shirley) Jensen, Betty (Gordon) place at a later date. “Locally owned & directed” Hirsche, Chris (Linda) Jensen, and Send condolences at Robert Jensen. He is also survived by www.mbfunerals.com his son Bent (Bente) Christensen who SOUTHERN ALBERTA DAVIES BOB DAVIES, beloved husband lives in Denmark. Svend had 23 FUNERAL HOME DIRECTORY of Nancy, of Lethbridge, formerly of grandchildren, 50 great grandchildren, Picture Butte, passed away at the and 2 great great grandchildren. Chinook Regional Hospital, on Sven was predeceased by his wife Eva Thursday, January 15th, 2015 at the Jensen, his parents, sister Edith and brother Vagner. age of 58 years. When Svend came to Canada he worked on farms for a few years, until he A Memorial Service will be held at started working at the window factory then known as Tanco Millwork. He was ST. CATHERINE'S CATHOLIC mostly in charge of setting the machines and keeping them running properly. CHURCH, 462 Crescent Avenue, There he worked until he retired at the age of 67 years. Svend and Eva, Picture Butte, AB on Thursday, along with their youngest son Robert (Bobby), loved to go camping and January 22, 2015 at 11:00 A.M. with fishing. They loved spending time in the mountains. Eva passed away in Deacon Ray & Ellen Wagner 1995 and then he mostly stayed home. He was known by all in Magrath, and 403-382-3601 officiating. you would see him on his scooter heading to the café for coffee with his [email protected] friends. Svend was fortunate to live a long healthy life of almost 99 years sign guestbook: www.generationsfh.ca before he passed away. The Funeral Service will be held on Friday, January 23, 2015 at 2:00 p.m. at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, MAGRATH STAKE CENTRE, Magrath, Alberta. Friends may meet the family prior to the service from 1:00 to 1:45 p.m. Interment in the Magrath Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to SASH, Box 280, Magrath, AB T0K 1J0. GENO GIACCHETTA 1937 ~ 2015 Mr. Geno Giacchetta of Lethbridge, passed away peacefully RITA ZEMEK at home on Tuesday, January 20, 403-382-3601 January 22nd, 2014 2015 at the age of 77 years. [email protected] sign guestbook: www.generationsfh.ca Though her smile is Funeral arrangements to be gone forever announced when completed. and her hand we Send condolences at cannot touch, www.mbfunerals.com BODNARUK We still have so many ROSS FREDRICK OLSEN S MARJORIE BODNARUK, memories of the one we E D E N ’ beloved wife of John Bodnaruk of 1947 ~ 2015 loved so much Funeral Home & Cremation Services Lethbridge, passed away at the Mr. Ross Fredrick Olsen of Her memory is our keepsake 403-553-3772 403-627-3131 Lethbridge, beloved husband of with which we’ll never part 2424 - 5 Avenue 966 Elm Street Chinook Regional Hospital, on God has her in his keeping Fort Macleod, AB Pincher Creek, AB Tuesday, January 20, 2015 at the Marilyn Olsen, passed away We have her in our hearts [email protected] age of 80 years. suddenly at home on January 16, Relatives and friends are invited to 2015 at the age of 67 years. Dearly missed, always loved, pay their respects at A Funeral Service will be held at and never forgotten Mom. CORNERSTONE FUNERAL HOME 10:00am on Saturday, January 24, 2015. Family and friends are invited Carolyn & Len, Brenda & Joey, 1101 Main Street East, Pincher Creek, AB NELSON - 2800 Mayor Magrath Drive South, Grandchildren & Great Lethbridge, AB on Friday, January to pay their final respects between Grandchildren 403-627-4864 NORMAN EARL NELSON passed 9:00am – 9:50am at the Family Owned Since 1929 away on Wednesday, January 21, 23, 2015 from 7:00 - 8:00 P.M. A Funeral Service will be held at LETHBRIDGE COLLEGE BARN, 2015 at the Chinook Regional 3000 College Drive South, Hospital, beloved spouse to LaDene CORNERSTONE FUNERAL HOME Lethbridge, Alberta, with Mr. Nelson. on Saturday, January 24, 2015 at Richard Knight, officiating. Funeral arrangements to be 11:00 A.M Cremation will follow the service. CHARLIE OTT Private family interment will be Send condolences at Nov 9 1940-Jan 22, 2013 announced when completed. held prior to the Funeral Service. Thank you for www.mbfunerals.com the years we shared Thank you for Funeral Home the way you cared Ralph, Cal, & Barry I loved you then, 403-653-3222 Salmon 403-382-3601 and love you still Berry Gorham [email protected] Forget you, I never will sign guestbook: www.generationsfh.ca Love always, “Friends Serving Friends. Honoring Your Legacy” Elaine THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 2015 ✦ Lethbridge Herald page – B8 0305-0370 0505-0595 REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTATION WINTER SALES BRAND NEW ROOMATE 2004 F350 TURBO SALE LUXURY 3 bdrm WANTED DIESEL. Super Crew apartments. New RETIRED lady in her with new batteries appliances early 70's looking for from Ford dealer Economical, reconditioned units Thank You (f/s/w/ d/dw) air a mature lady to (cost $500), new radi- 0505...... 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