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H Queen Losing Posh Accent ee«~4M,6 vi Stanneiw et ^J lifter lea through anotMerworld Bufymy friend, I'd sac Time and time again If I could make the Earth and my dreams the same At sunrise I fight to stay asleep The only difference is 'Cause I don't want to leave the comfort of this place To let love replace all our hate 'Cause there's a hunger, a longing to escape So let's go there From the life I live when I'm awake Let's ask can we stay? So let's go there Up high I feel like I'm alive for the very first time Let's make our escape Up high I'm strong Come on, let's go there enough to take these Let's ask can we stay? dreams Can yon take me higher? And make them To the place where blind men see mine. Can you take me higher? Creed To the place with golden streets Although I would like our world to change It helps me to appreciate Those nights and those dreams 'Livestock Feebms Capital of Canafca" AP FILE PHOTO MORE COMMON: Queen Elizabeth II makes her speech to the House of Lords during the opening of Parliament in London on Dec. 6. Scientists in Australia have studied the Queen's English and found that she has, wittingly or not, moved a bit downmarket in her speech. HJX&. Queen losing posh accent £2 P @ _2 <l_rt^%A-W **¥ •••'*_•«'*' W? 4_* tannetm et __3 ted through anotmr world y friend, I'd sa> Time and time again If I could make the Earth and my dreams the same — At sunrise I fight to stay asleep The only difference is 'Cause I don't want to leave the comfort of this place To let love replace all our hate 'Cause there's a hunger, a longing to escape So let's go there _S From the life I live when I'm awake Let's ask can we stay? So let's go there Up high I feel like I'm alive for the very first time ad Let's make our escape Up high I'm strong Come on, let's go there enough to take these Let's ask can we stay? dreams Can you take me higher? And make them To the place where blind men see mine. Can you take me higher? Creed To the place with golden streets Although I would like our world to change • wA Wmm\. y< •• a_»^ )c*n Anne Drake *->••__ A —' S^EsagEf _• ^^H ____r\ ^^^^ f ^*f ^&* *** y'r* ' * * 'Thank you' for again preparitis the IvmcVi for _a r i*- -* •-"—-4 - Z \ *-* •* " •. "-«_ the Civic Inception followms the 2000 f - ** ' 4 : ' Jamboree Davjs Parafce. WW 1 ' Yovir support of the Town F i ** *' is most appreciated -i Picture Butte Town _a Council _s _•> MORE COMMON: Queen Elizabeth II makes he g» opening of Parliament in London on Dec. 6. Scie English and found that she has, wittingly or not, rr E__ * Queen losing ^ Tracy Bilcik Mandy Bodnar Karen Cook Shannon Davies Nickdeleeuw Michael Dreilich k\S__J)lM April Feist Mark Fleischhauer Steve Foord Corey Greene Jennifer Grimes Kevin Haney MkMw\ Steven Horn Hettie Johnson Dustin Kenworthy Kyle Kerkhoff Ashley King Adam Knoch Justin Newberry Jared Nieboer Jeff Papworth Doug Pelletier Tara Petrisor Lindsay Pike TafeP 2* 3* QBS Q_s €1* HUMBLE REPLY: Graduate Jared Nieboer accepts the toast to the CELBRATING IN STYLE: Graduates Jeremy Banfield and Tracy Bilcik get cozy at the close of Saturday's convocation at Picture Class of 2000 during ceremonies held Saturday in Picture Butte. Butte high school. GETTING PERSONEL: Pigture Butte graduate Dustin Kenworthy gets tight witrjjjpcipal Reid Shuttleworth as he accepts his diploma. Valedictorian Peter Tran, far right, delivers his remarks durina the after- PBHS spotlights academic achievement Picture Butte's Peter Mark Fleischhauer, and Trans Alta Utilties Tran, valedictorian of the Materials 30; Corey awards; Tara Petrisor, Dr. Class of 2000, walked Greene, Math 3-3; Lori D. Scott Bowden away Friday with almost Zillman, Mechanics 30; Profession Corp. award $1,000 in academic J.J. Telford and Kristy and Nicole Nemecek, awards. Sorgard, Phsyical Ed. 30; Shimek Services award. At the Picture Butte Scott Leishman, Physics Special award presen­ high school awards pres­ 30 and Amy Sosick, tations were also made entation for academic Social Studies 33. to Petrisor with the achievement Tran won Academic awards Picture Butte Teen Club honours for Biology 30, were also presented to award, to Sorgard and Chemistry 30, Math 30, Steven Horn, George Banfield for the Dr. Math 31, Social Studies Vincent Memorial, James S. Phelps 30, the Cor Van Raay Lethridge Northern Beet Memorial award, to Farms award, the Haney Growers, Butte Home April Feist for the Ranching award and the Hardware, The Tire College of Alberta School Barrhill Community Shop, Papworth Farms Superintendents, to Jared Club award. and Royal Canadian Nieboer the Heritage He also received the Legion #204 awards; Lori Fund Citizenship and Grade 12 Palliser ATA Zillman, Ober's Agri- Town of Picture Butte award for advanced sub­ Service and North award, to Mandy Bodnar ject areas, the Treasury County Liquor Store and Kyle Kerkhoff, the Branch award, the awards; Jared Nieboer, Knights of Columbus NEWS PHOTO BY KATHY BLY Lethbridge Northern Haney Farms, Royal Citizenship awards, to TOP STUDENTS: Picture Butte high school honoured top academic students during Friday's awards Beet Growers award, the Canadian Legion #204, Vanessa Hearty, the assembly. Taking home the hardware were in front, Camile Leeper, left, Karen Cook, Alyssa Hamza, Governor General's vale­ Jack's Repair, Alberta Koster Family award, to Natalie Leishman and Carlie Boras. In back, Peter Tran, left, Eric Leishman, Scott Leishman and dictorian medalion and Treasury Branch and Melissa Vanderveen and Scott Nagy. the Governor General's Butte Feeds awards; Allan Leinweber, the special millennium geog­ Kristy Sorgard, J.F. Velva Haney awards and Camile Leeper and Scott Doerksen, Fashion Chemistry 20, Math 20, raphy medallion. Murray Farms, Bank of to Vanessa Lawson and Leishman, Grade 11 and Studies 10; Jay Joyal, Physics 20 and Social A number of Grade 12 Nova Scotia and Jolly Jenny Grimes the Mary Karen Cook and Peter Financial Management; Studies 20; Heather subject awards were also Toilers awards; Arthur Nolan Memorial awards. Tran, Grade 12. Eric Leishman, French Gionet, English 20; April Sanders, Rudelich presented to Emily The Palliser ATA The Grade 10 subject 13, Science 10, Materials Feist, Foods Studies 20; Contractors award; Hayashizaki, Art 30; awards for highest aver­ awards were also pre­ 10, Social Studies 10 and Yvonne Vanderveen, Info Hettie Johnson, Picture Kristy Sorgard, Art 30; ages were presented to sented to Teri Vander Physical Education 20 Processing; Steven Butte and District Jeremy Banfield, Drama Alyssa Hamza, Grade 7; Heyden, Driver and to Jeff Froese, Vanhell, Materials 20; Chamber of Commerce, 30; Hettie Johnson, Natalie Leishman, Grade Education 10; Steven Materials 10. Eva Horn, Mechanics 20; Noble Concrete, Ladies English 30; Karen Cook, 8; Carlie Boras, Grade 9; Tran, English 10, Math 10 Jeff Beer, Mechanics 20 Auxiliary of the Royal The Grade 11 subject English 33; Mandy Scott Nagy and Eric and Financial and Natalie Arkell, Canadian Legion #204 awards went to Scott Bodnar, Food Studies 30; Leishman, Grade 10; Management; Kim Leishman, Biology 20, Physical Education 20. Listen up NEWS PHOTO SUBMITTED BIRD'S EYE VIEW: Seen from the air, a seven-acre corn maze near Park Lake seems a bit overwhelming but visitors to the Robinpick Berry Farm are finding it fun and challenging. NEWS PHOTO BY KATHY BLY 'PEPTALK: UFA Dragons coach Kevin Reiter offers a little encouragement to Logan Reiter, left, and Mike Eberle midway through the championship game Friday. The Triple A team from Picture Butte had a slow start, rallied to score three runs but came up short 11 -3 in the final. The loss was the first for the team all season. In other Triple A action the Coaldale Cardinals finished the season in third place with a win 24-13 win over the Lethbridge North team one. w <•> a* _• ? o ^ 3 ll« g 2.5<»fc*3ffe> jo.. rex;*., D, J? d a r *• g. 'S- a on Iff^£*aiif?sS > ££?f?g^& -« 3 _flre o f 2 if « S ?, r3 * n g a 3 2 Z " . ^ _ *S « ^S ? o ° • 1< _3.i \aaaaa a a a a a a a a a a a 8 8 ft <t if <f f T f c f f f « « 8 a ^_ ^l 3\ a <a ^1 ^l 8 8 8 8 \\ \\ % % \\ « f \t \T f f Getting a facelift • Day wins Alliance leadership Preston Manning accepts defeat after losing by 20,000-plus votes By JANINE ECKLUND Lethbridge Herald with CP files Stockwell Day, the folksy, sometimes contentious former Alberta treasurer, became leader of the Canadian Alliance and official Opposition Sat­ urday, bringing a new face and new hope to conservative politics. In a crushing blow HERALD PHOTO BY DAVID ROSSITEF for party founder Pre­ REFURBISHING: The statue of a First World War soldier sits on the back of a truck while workers from Southern Monument dismantle ston Manning, Day led the centre column of the Cenotaph Tuesday morning. The wing sections, which bear the names of area soldiers killed in the Seconc with 58,086 votes to World War and Korea, were separated from the central structure and taken away for refurbishing. 33,474 of 91,450 votes counted, taking about 63 per cent support. Manning led Reform, Alliance's pre­ vious incarnation, since its inception in Hie Oilier Side of Hie C oin 1987 and fought tire­ lessly — sometimes bitterly — to take the I am thankful.
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