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ONLINE: myLH.ca SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 2015 PRICE $1.43 PLUS GST ‘No good deed ever goes unpunished’ Cardston farmer loses piece of land to squatter’s rights

Melissa Villeneuve [email protected]

verbal agreement is only as good as the proof to back it up. It’s a hard lesson Herald photo by Tijana Martin learned for Bob Woodward, a Cardston- area farmer who lost ownership of a 10- acreA piece of land to his neighbour in December, LRPS, ALERT MAKE HOUSE CALL due to an archaic law. It’s called adverse possession, commonly known The Lethbridge Regional Police Tactical Team takes a woman into custody after LRPS and ALERT members executed a search as squatter’s rights, and it’s based on British warrant for a home along 13 Street South in regards to a drug investigation on Friday afternoon. Five people were taken into custody. common law. Essentially, if a person has exclusive The matter is still under investigation and no further information was made available by police. control of a piece of land for a period of 10 years, and it’s and visible to the public, the court can rule that the property is his, regardless of whose name is on the title. “It hearkens back to Wildrose to pick new Warm weather is heading the old homestead days when people would come and squat on a It’s a chilling mes- leader on June 6 toward record territory piece of land and improve it and work it as sage to farmers in their own, and the law southern’’ Alberta that we’re more than any one would deem it as their — particular individual,” he said. Melissa Villeneuve land,” said Woodward’s and elsewhere. “In the event that there is a spring LETHBRIDGE HERALD lawyer Doug Carle. [email protected] – Doug Carle – Alberta’s Opposition Wildrose election, we have contingency Woodward bought the land right across from lawyer party announced Friday it plans plans in place for that.” his property in 1999 and to pick its new leader June 6. The party will have a full slate Lethbridge residents are basking in a stretch of has paid property taxes on it every year. For a The race won’t include of constituency candidates if unseasonably warm temperatures, and Monday’s period of 12 years, he allowed his neighbour to controversial Calgary MP Rob there is a spring vote, Callaway forecasted high of 19 C could set a record. have access and utilize the land because it was Anders, who has mused to added. And any candidates for The last time we had a day that warm in January was in convenient for the neighbour. reporters about taking a run at the leadership would be expected to run in the election. 1931, with a record daily high of 17.8 C on Jan. 31, “At the end of over 10 years, the neighbour the top job in the right-of-centre according to The Weather Network. Applications will be handed brought forward an application to take Mr. party after failing twice to be Meteorologist Dayna Vettese said we could set not only out starting Monday. The final Woodward’s land,” said Carle. “He was nominated as a Conservative a daily record, but also an all-time January record for cutoff for entry is one month flabbergasted. His statement was ‘No good deed candidate in the next federal warmth. before the vote. ever goes unpunished.’” election. Average temperatures for our city at this time of year An appeal has been filed with the Alberta Court Wildrose rules stipulate all The leadership contest became are in the -1.8 C to -13.7 C range. The last time Lethbridge necessary after former leader of Appeals, and Carle said they are prepared to candidates must have been party had an entire day below freezing was Jan. 12, said Vettese. take it to the Supreme Court, if that’s what it takes. members for at least six months Danielle Smith led eight A decent flow of mild air coming in from the Pacific Opposition members across the Carle said he was “absolutely astonished” that before the vote. Anders doesn’t Coast is causing the jetstream of air to move farther this “outdated” law could precede the Torrens land meet that requirement, said floor to the governing Tories in north. December in an effort to unite title registry system. party president Jeff Callaway. “The colder air is sitting north of the jetstream and “This concept of adverse possession is a kick in “We’re not going to start the right. warmer air is sitting south of jetstream,” said Vettese. “So The move left the Wildrose the teeth to our land title system. It’s an exception breaking rules to suit particular we are sitting in a milder air mass and that air mass is to our system which shouldn’t be allowed to exist, with five seats compared with 72 people’s agendas. He made his coming in from the Pacific with that warm, moist area period.” for the Tories. Two other Wildrose choices when he let his coming from .” The government has amended some adverse legislature members had already membership lapse.” The flow across the Rocky Mountains is also causing possession legislation, exempting municipalities The party does waive the crossed and another had chosen chinooks to form, which in turn cause the temperature and irrigation districts. However, for individual requirement for people such as to sit as an Independent. to rise, sometimes up to 10 degrees, Vettese explained. property owners, the law is still in force. journalists who are unable to Candidates will have to pay a In Lethbridge winds reached up to 65 km/h, while Cardston-Taber-Warner MLA Gary Bikman was hold party memberships due to $20,000 non-refundable entry Claresholm had gusts of up to 110 km/h on Friday. unaware of Woodward’s situation, but was their occupations. fee. Residents can enjoy the barbeque and T-shirt weather “shocked to hear the disturbing news.” Interim leader Heather Forsyth The vote will be conducted throughout the weekend and the majority of next week. Bikman recalled a one-on-one meeting with will carry the flag through the with mail-in ballots or in person “Once we start getting to the beginning of February, Premier Jim Prentice before Christmas, in which campaign if an election is called at the leadership conference in we’ll start to see the colder temperatures move back in. they spoke about property rights and property before the June date, Callaway Calgary. Callaway said the party Right now it doesn’t look like it will be overly frigid, but rights issues as they relate to rural Albertans. back to reality, I guess.” said. decided not to experiment with ◆ “We’re actually quite proud online voting. CONTINUED Please see page A2

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Not guilty pleas entered in Via Rail terror plot case Not guilty pleas have been entered in an court for two men accused of plotting a terrorist attack on a passenger train travelling between and the U.S. Raed Jaser and Chiheb Esseghaier are both charged in the alleged Via Rail plot and are set to go on trial in Toronto on Feb. 2. Jaser, a permanent resident of Palestinian descent, faces four charges, including commission of an offence for a terrorist group. Esseghaier, a Tunisian who was doing doctoral research on nanosensors in , is facing five charges, including participating in a terrorist group. Jury selection in the case is underway.

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University of Lethbridge Students’ Union president Sean Glydon pops up from the ground while taking part in the Burbees for Mental Health fundraiser Thursday in the atrium at the U of L. Students, staff and faculty were encouraged to donate, with each dollar generating three of the burbee exercises from the participants. Proceeds went to the Southern Alberta Self Help Association as part of Mental Health Awareness Week activities.

TURNING POINT Plenty to taste STORIES CONTINUED FROM OUR FRONT PAGE at Food and the specifics of the Woodward case, when I’m in next NO GOOD DEED week,” he said. Beverage Expo Cases like this are rare, Carle 326 6th St. S., Lethbridge Like us on “Property rights are very critical said, but he cautions landowners that (403) 328-9484 and rural Albertans in particular feel a handshake and verbal agreement Nick Kuhl Facebook strongly about it, and some with your neighbour isn’t good LETHBRIDGE HERALD Locally owned. 41208493 antiquated laws, if they remain on the enough. He advises farmers and [email protected] books, need to be re-evaluated,” said landowners to get legal advice and Bikman. “We need to be looking at old have a written agreement outlining laws and seeing if they’re still relevant terms of use to protect their assets. Area residents looking to test and applicable in a modern society. “It’s a chilling message to farmers in their taste palate will have more Other jurisdictions are doing this, and southern Alberta and elsewhere,” said than 60 options in one spot have done a better job of it, and the Carle. “I know so many farmers in my tonight. premier seems to be interested in practice who are good neighbours Restaurant services, industry doing better on this.” and allow their neighbours to have professionals, food equipment 320-7740 Bikman said the premier has access to or use their land. It’s a and liquor suppliers will all take FREE Furnace several people looking into the overall wakeup call to them they could be in to Exhibition Park’s South issue of property rights and the Mr. Woodward’s position. 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It gives emperor Napoleon Bonaparte and play detective because so little was people the opportunity to try now calls the city home. known about the 17th-century piece. things that maybe they’ve seen, Locally owned for 30+ years 41208683 Tracene Harvey says the new After poring over documents for but never have wanted to spend 403-320-7740 enerclean.ca information came to light after staff hours on end, Miazga said she found a the money on,” Meilleur said. spent more than two decades tracing mention of the bust in a memoir “We had somebody write on the bust’s history. written by Napoleon’s private secretary. our Facebook page that the show “We did know a few things about it, “When I found that reference, I was allowed them to pick out new that it was a French Baroque very excited,” said Miazga, who added products and new restaurants sculpture,” she said Friday. that the entry is what confirmed its that they’ve fallen in love with Harvey, who is curator at the past ownership. and now frequent. That’s kind of Museum of Antiquities at the But there are long gaps in the history the idea of the show. There’s a lot University of , said staff of what’s known about the sculpture, of gems in Lethbridge that people eventually discovered it was a bust of she said. don’t know about.” the Carthage military commander “We have heard that it was possibly Meilleur said the Expo will Hannibal. donated to the Louvre at one point,” feature the unveiling of a new restaurant coming to the city. She believes it to be the only bronze Miazga said. There will also be a raffle for a 10- bust of Hannibal in the world. Now staff are trying to understand night Alaska cruise for two, It was created by either Francois how it ended up in Saskatoon, where it valued at more than $3,500, with Girardon or one of his students, Harvey was donated to the museum in 1988. all Proceeds going to the said. “We’re also trying to figure out how Lethbridge Boys and Girls Club. “He was a sculptor in the time of Napoleon got it,” Miazga said. Tonneau covers Murder suspect felt sick when told of charges industry leading 5 year warranty was going into debt by giving her Shachtay’s financial adviser. 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Delon Shurtz LETHBRIDGE HERALD [email protected]

What started out as a consensual fight turned into an assault, and ended in a jail term for a Lethbridge man. Following a night of drinking at a bar last June, Jesse John Bulman and his roommate, both of whom were highly intoxicated, returned to their residence. But before they could enter the home, the roommate passed out on the front steps. When attempts to wake him failed, Bulman splashed him with water. Once inside the house the wet roommate began punching holes in the walls, which led to a fight between the two friends. The two finally separated, but the truce was shortlived. The roommate put Bulman in a headlock and took him to the ground where the two combatants went at it again, exchanging blows. Finally Bulman knocked his opponent down, and even though that ended the fight, Bulman continued punching and possibly kicking his victim. Bulman, 24, was charged with aggravated assault, but he pleaded guilty Thursday in Lethbridge provincial court to the lesser charge of assault Herald photo by Tijana Martin causing bodily harm, and he was sentenced to five An employee of Castle Mountain Resort makes his way down the mountain during some back country cat skiing on a warm and months in jail. sunny day earlier this month. Crown prosecutor Vaughan Hartigan told court Bulman’s actions went beyond the generally accepted public policy that two individuals can legally have a consensual fight. But that fight, once it was over, became an assault when Bulman continued to strike his victim. Although the roommate sustained a cut over one High road to adventure eye that required three stitches, a broken hand — which may have been caused when he punched the wall — and bleeding on the brain, he doesn’t it’s what we call ‘blower plow’ — it’s Castle Mountain first started offering remember the fight, court was told. Cat Skiing offers flying up, hitting you in the chest, flying Cat Skiing seven years ago, and Cat-Ski Defence lawyer Claudia Connolly said the victim over your shoulders giving you lots of host Cam Jensen has been there since doesn’t remember anything that happened after skiers ultimate powder face shots. That’s what we ski for, that’s the beginning. going to the bar and before waking up in an what we live for," said Ryan Lachapelle, Cat Skiing allows skiers and ambulance. She said Bulman called the ambulance Castle Mountain sales and marketing snowboarders the chance to ski and tried to “do the right thing” once he realized at Castle Mountain co-ordinator. untracked snow away from all the what he had done. He also accepted responsibility The day starts off with a morning masses. by pleading guilty. gathering to discuss safety precautions. “We don’t have to compete for lines Tijana Martin “He wants to get on with his life as soon as he Participants are equipped with a and we can ski beautiful untracked lines can,” Connolly added. LETHBRIDGE HERALD — CASTLE MOUNTAIN shovel and transceiver for the day and all day long without the competition of Bulman will be on probation for one year after he [email protected] the Cat Skiing host will help explain how the regular people at the ski hill," said gets out of jail, and he must submit a sample of his to properly use a transceiver in case of Jensen. DNA for the National DNA Databank. He is also ucked away in the southwest separation or a search-and-rescue “Mostly it’s a lot of hooting and prohibited from possessing weapons and firearms corner of Alberta is Castle mission is required. hollering and high-fiving. A lot of the for 10 years. Mountain Resort, which offers Once everyone is all checked in, guys aren’t used to being able to have lift-assisted, resort-based Cat participants then make their way up the those fresh lines just there for the taking. TSkiing. chairlift, where they’ll find the Powder At the regular ski hill there’s always a big Lethbridge residents who are StageCoach awaits them. rush and panic to get up before it’s all U of L students to interested in trying out Cat Skiing won’t The ride up the snowcat is a steep skied up," he continued. have to drive too far, as the resort is only one. In order to get to that fresh powder, “When you drop in and you start an hour and a half away. the Snowcat must scale the steep getting some speed, you just press into study in Philippines However,, the chance to ride fresh inclination up 2,000 vertical feet. that powder and it flies up and hits you powder doesn’t come cheap. The day The day rate offers an average of six to in the face. If you can get that all the way 10 runs from anywhere to 12,000 to down, well, that is a dream come true rate for Cat Skiing is $375, and is Nick Kuhl available from Thursday through 20,000 vertical feet to play in, depending right there. Weaving around trees the LETHBRIDGE HERALD Saturday and requires a minimum of six on the group. entire time, your buddy is skiing right people to a maximum of 24. “The Cat Ski terrain is nothing too beside you, you’re hooting and [email protected] Those avid skiers who are constantly extreme, it has some really nice wide hollering, you’re just giving ’er the whole open bowls and some nice tree skiing way down, it’s pretty awesome," said searching for that fresh snow may argue A group of 10 University of Lethbridge students but it’s nothing too extreme in terms of Lachapelle. it’s worth the price. are heading to the Philippines in June as part of the steeps or cliffs. As long as you’re an “I’m not going to lie. When I’m “To ski powder, and more specifically institution’s first field course for women and gender intermediate to advanced skier standing at the top of a ridge and all I in this area in southern Alberta, is to ski studies, and the first one to the southeast Asian that famous powder we have that we comfortable skiing black runs at a ski see below me is fresh powder and I country. like to call ‘cold smoke champagne resort, and comfortable skiing powder, know it’s deep, the heart starts to pump During their month-long stay, starting June 20, powder,’ because it’s really cold here and you’re going to have a heck of a good as soon as you drop in. It’s the best time they will attend community festivals, meet with when it snows, the snow is so light that time out there at Powder Stagecoach Cat of your life, that’s what us skiers live for, representatives from different agencies and hear when you ski and snowboard through it, Skiing with us for sure," said Lachapelle. that’s what I live for," he added. on-site lectures by Filipino scholars, practitioners and local officials. The is to be immersed in the society and to develop global citizenship from a gender perspective, says Glenda Bonifacio, a U of L Charges withdrawn professor in the department of women and gender studies, who will lead the trip. She is originally from the Philippines and is a former resident of Tacloban City. after it’s learned “We will be providing the students an opportunity to actually study the community deeply,” she said. “There will be no classroom or lecture, per se, but suspect died in U.S. they will learn from the government side, from the non-government side, from the co-operatives side, and from the people’s side. All the resources they LETHBRIDGE HERALD will actually learn will be given on the ground.” Bonifacio says the course will analyze how local and global forces manifest, by looking at geography, It’s not the usual sort of tip Lethbridge police environment, society, culture and economics, and receive, but at least now they know what looking at their effects on a community. happened to a man for whom they issued an Many in Tacloban City are still reeling from arrest warrant more than two years ago. Typhoon Haiyan, which hit the Philippines in That man, Daniel Louis Frawley, had several November 2013 and killed thousands of people, as charges withdrawn Friday in Lethbridge well as destroying homes and infrastructure. It was provincial court after police received the strongest recorded typhoon in history, causing information the accused had died last April in about three times as much damage as Hurricane Independence, Missouri. A call to the Katrina. Independence Police Department confirmed the “The students will be able to know how religion, tip and the case was closed. culture, politics, environment — it’s a multi- The charges against Frawley stem from an disciplinary lens that they are going to see,” incident just after 8 p.m. Aug. 1, 2012 when Bonifacio said. “It’s giving the students a different view of the Lethbridge police went to a home in the 600 world that they aren’t connected with. It’s a case block of 15 Street South after receiving a report study of a community that is globally connected. I of a robbery. think they will have a better sense of that world that The 24-year-old occupant of the home was we live in. I think the survival of humanity depends confronted by two individuals and threatened on how we understand each other.” with a syringe the assailants claimed was The 10 spots have already been claimed, but contaminated. The pair demanded property Bonifacio encourages other students who’d like to from the victim and left with an undisclosed Herald photo by Ian Martens attend to put their names on a wait list. She says as amount of cash. the trip is still five months ways, openings may Police reported at the time that the incident occur and students on the wait list will have priority. was a targeted attacked related to the drug trade. GUN CALL LEADS TO ARRESTS The students will be paying tuition for the course Frawley was charged with housebreaking and and will also have to cover the cost of their flight, commit robbery, forcible entry, uttering threats Lethbridge regional police Sgt. Trevor Sheppard, holding his police issue housing, accommodation and meals. to cause death or bodily harm and possession of carbine firearm, walks from the scene where police attended a call Friday They’ve received $750 each from the Campus a weapon. A warrant for his arrest was issued morning regarding a person possibly trying to sell a sawed off shotgun. Alberta Grant for International Learning, but the and he was still wanted on that warrant when The incident led the police to an apartment complex along the 800 block students hope to raise more money through Lethbridge police learned of his death. His of 4 Street South where the subject and several others were located. The fundraising initiatives. Anyone interested in accomplice was also charged with gun was recovered and four people were arrested without incident with sponsoring a student is invited to contact Bonifacio housebreaking and commit robbery. the matter still under investigation. via email at [email protected]. HOMETOWN NEWS ✦ SOUTHERN ALBERTA

SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 2015 ✦ Lethbridge Herald page – A4 Disciplined marketing important for producers

applications, all in an effort to increase farmers taking advantage of the courses. although finance seems very complex,” Garrett Simmons yields. He added it's important for producers said Martin, who added there are five LETHBRIDGE HERALD But what happens when the crop is in to come up with a disciplined marketing ratios that will tell farmers everything [email protected] the bin, and it’s time to test the market? program, which starts with asking one they need to know about their operation, In most cases, producers choose to go it simple question. and six to seven marketing principles alone, according to Larry Martin, whose “What are you trying to accomplish?” which are key. “It takes some investment gricultural producers are always company, Agri-Food Management he asked. Options include finding the and time to understand.” looking for an advantage — Excellence (AME), offers agri-food highest price, locking in at a certain profit Having access to charts on future almost always. management training courses. level or protecting yourself against prices, some of which are free online, is Agronomy experts are often “I’m still amazed we don’t get more disaster. “If you don’t have an answer to crucial, he said, along with having an consulted,A and advice is sought on than we do,” he said of the amount of that question, God help you.” understanding of stock/use ratios. fertilizer, pesticide and water Understanding grain marketing futures, According to Martin, the world of grain options on futures, contracts and the marketing is changing, especially with the cash market is key, as he added the end of the Canadian Wheat Board’s amount of carryover at the end of crop monopoly, and he added there is some year will impact prices. momentum being gained by companies “You can use that to figure out where such as his, as younger generations of the market is going,” said Martin. farmers are more eager to learn the other But rather than get caught up in the side of the business. perceived complexities of the market and “There are a number of younger guys finance in general, Martin said producers and girls who really want to learn to be need to stick to the KISS principle — good managers,” said Martin, who added Keep it Simple Stupid — and spend time seven graduates from his management to get to the point where information can program have gone on to win be easily understood. Outstanding Young Farmer awards in “It’s not a huge, time-consuming thing, their respective provinces.

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QUESTION OF THE DAY: Should Alberta replace the flat tax with a progressive income tax system? It’s easy to cast ✔ your vote Simply go to our website at www.lethbridgeherald.com, and click on reader polls. PREVIOUS QUESTION & RESULTS: We asked readers if they think there will be a provincial election in Alberta this spring. SAID 69% YES SAID 31% NO TOTAL VOTES — 242 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR LETTERS OUR EDITORIAL: WHAT WE THINK Preserve the Ego is at root dignity of those A hard lesson on of income who are suffering inequality I want to add my name to those who support the efforts of Dying With We lie to ourselves, and therefore to Dignity. I believe they are doing a good world oil pricing others. Canadians say we want a fair, thing. equal-opportunity country. We don’t I recently read “Unbroken” by Laura believe in a class society divided in layers Hillenbrand, a story of an American e are advised in financial Of course, that means production (hierarchal). airman who was horribly treated and matters that it is unwise and not price, which is set in the We grew up in a society that believed a nearly died in a Japanese prisoner of to rely too heavily on global market and is the source of the farmer could be just as smart and war camp. It is a movie, too. assumptions. current consternation. contribute as much to Canada as the Hillenbrand demonstrates that two WIn terms of investing, we are told It’s a generally assumed theory that premier or a businessman. We listed to things kept the survivors going. First, there is no such thing as absolute the open market sets the best price, everyone’s ideas. the war would end. Second, they but the past six months should give Years ago I met Tommy Douglas certainty, but the next sentence walking alone on a country road on achieved a modicum of dignity from involves the stock market always some indication of how manufactured acts of petty thievery, misbehaviour, Mayne Island. I didn’t know who he was recovering, coming back bigger and world oil pricing has been. and he didn’t know me. We enjoyed 20 and acts of compassion among stronger each time it crashes. Once a key producer (Saudi Arabia) minutes of human-to-human themselves. Hope and dignity kept We are also told that the price of oil took the reins off, oil prices conversation free of any ideas about those who survived from going mad or will surely recover in the long term. plummeted. social position. I didn’t learn who he was giving up the will to live. Can we be so sure? The question here for theoretical until he shook my hand and introduced The POWs demonstrated a very free market economists is why himself. strong will to live, and unless they were Following a 50 per cent slide in oil prices over the last six months, a shouldn’t Saudis able to sell oil for Fifty years later I experience Canadians diseased, starved or beaten to death, differently, too many have been they survived. report Wednesday states Western whatever price they see fit? But this isn’t a theoretical crisis for encouraged to push their egos up front. I think that there is a strong parallel Canadian producers are set to slash They want to be seen as their fantasy that can be drawn between the $23 billion from their capital budgets. ; it’s very real. persona. Often the first question experiences of the POWs and the The Canadian Association of Analysts state that oil prices will someone I meet asks is “What do you people whom Dying With Dignity are Petroleum Producers outlines a one- have to rise eventually. The longer do?” in order to estimate my worth. I championing. third reduction in spending, from $69 Saudi Arabia blows out its low-cost read in The Herald Jan. 15 the president There are people living among us billion in 2014 to $46 billion this year. conventional inventory, the more it of our small-to-medium college receives who are suffering horrors more The cuts are weighted against work amounts to a going-out-of-business over $400,000 annually — almost twice extreme than those of the POWs. They outside of Fort McMurray, where sale, and the weaker their future what we pay our premier or prime have a strong will to live that has large-scale projects are harder to start position becomes. minister. Do we really think she provides sustained them until it is obvious that and stop, but any slowdown in While the global petroleum industry twice the benefit to our society as principal of a school? Granted that there is no cure for their condition. Alberta’s economic engine is may be hurt in the meantime, it’s not Unlike the POWs, there is no hope of temporary political power has its own troubling. a death blow. rewards for some, but how do we view an end to their suffering through cure North American unconventional or escape. They are trapped not by wire The province has seen this before, the managers of Big Oil or the CPR, or and shale reserves are still there, and ditches but by the dysfunction of of course. And more than a few folks sports heroes who take home hundreds their own bodies. And, as important to who’d lived through booms and busts waiting to be developed, though at a of millions? Are these hyper-inflated egos them, they have lost all semblance of saw the vague outlines of dark clouds relatively large cost to tap and a large real people, or victims of their own and dignity. Their every need, no matter on the horizon. drop-off rate thereafter. our fantasies? Do they breathe the same how personal, must be met by But, many folks would have set $90 Canadian and U.S. governments air? I propose a more equal distribution; someone other than themselves. to $100 per barrel of oil as the new can’t control oil production let’s guarantee a livable income (an equal For them, there is only one way out. companies the way Saudi Arabia can. price floor, not only before the crash share of the country GDP), say, of I ask those who object to the aims of in 2008, but also this year. They are unlikely to introduce a $12,000, and take back from all income Dying With Dignity through That’s after a half decade of full-out supply management system — like over $2 million. Is there anyone who inexperience or a lack of imagination shale exploration bonanza. those currently being dismantled in couldn’t live comfortably on that? to consider what it must be like to be Over that time North Dakota surged the dairy and poultry sectors. Anything over does not come from doing able to do nothing but suffer in pain from a distant fifth among oil- So, the hard reality of market what you love, it is simple ego inflation, and isolation. producing American states to eclipse reaction will be lower production and an imposition on the rest of us. Hillenbrand demonstrates that the combined output of Alaska and will bring cuts, layoffs and sharp Don Ryane people do not have a will to die. People California, the former Nos. 2 and 3. contraction pains. Lethbridge die when they lose the will to live. That’s the short-term outlook for There is a huge difference. America is where the majority of I believe that when a person can ask Canadian oil is sold. Canadians, who have been happy in Correction for their life to be ended, and after the U.S. President Barack Obama said the past to think of our vast natural rigorous process proposed by Dying in Tuesday’s State of the Union resources as a trump card in the game Incorrect information was with Dignity is completed, that they Address that Americans will save an of world economics. inadvertently included in Friday’s should be allowed a medically assisted average of $750 per year on personal We need to start challenging that column by Lethbridge West MLA Greg death. fuel costs. Further, he said, that assumption. Weadick. The GoldenKey application to Earl Stamm country is closer than it’s been in 30 An editorial from the drill within city limits was withdrawn by Lethbridge years to controlling its energy destiny. News the company, not refused by the provincial government. Weadick’s office regrets the error.

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Christmas. SUBMITTED BY COLUMBIA RETIREMENT Throughout November and COMMUNITY December, many anonymous individuals, families and groups took tags from the Christmas hristmas to Remember, tree that was located in the office a program that was of Century 21 Foothills Real started by AgeCare as a Estate and purchased gifts for Cway to spread holiday seniors who had been identified cheer and remember our as being alone or financially seniors, relies on community challenged. Enthusiastic support in the form of volunteers, including the ladies anonymous donations of gifts, from the Westside Busy Hands generous contributions of Quilting Group, sorted and volunteer time and financial wrapped the gifts, which in turn donations that ensure every were delivered by Santa’s registered senior is remembered volunteer helpers, just in time during the Christmas season. for Christmas. For the third year consecutive This year’s Christmas to year, seniors in Lethbridge and Remember was a huge success! area who were alone or AgeCare and Century 21 financially challenged had a Foothills Real Estate would like Christmas to remember. to thank all the volunteers for The staff at AgeCare’s their time; the staff at Alberta Columbia Retirement Health Services – Home Care Galt Archives photo 19831056005 Community in partnership with Lethbridge and the members of This photo from 1913 shows Emery la Grande, winner of the world’s bucking bronc riding championship held in Century 21 Foothills Real Estate Urban Spirits Rotary Club of Winnipeg in August 1913, riding a bronc. La Grande was born in Pincher Creek and died in Hussar, Alta. at the Ltd. delivered over 300 gifts to Lethbridge for their cash age of 51. He won $1,000 and a gold medal at this competition. seniors in Lethbridge and donations; and Leister’s Home surrounding areas, sending Care and Coaldale Pharmasave them the message that they were for supplying merchandise at being remembered this significant discounted rates. • Troyanda Ukrainian Dance Club will divine love, heal a broken heart, offer solace • Harambee Grandmas, the Lethbridge host Malanka, its annual fundraising dinner during times of grief, and bring peace and chapter of the Stephen Lewis Grandmothers and dance celebrating Ukrainian New Year, calm. Parking is free on Sundays. For more to Grandmothers Campaign, will hold the today at the Lethbridge Senior Citizens information, call 403-647-2955. sixth of a series of Travel Chats Jan. 29 at • Found in the 14 Street and 10 Avenue Organization, 500 11 St. S. Cocktails at 4:30 • Lethbridge Lodge #32 Order of the 7:30 p.m. at Casa in the ATB Financial area, a mature, wire-haired terrier, dark p.m., performance at 5:45 p.m., dinner and Royal Purple meets fourth Monday, 7:30 Community Room. Dennis Shigematsu will brown in colour, with some tan markings. Lost dance to follow. Live music by Absolute. p.m., Nord-Bridge Senior Centre, 1904 13 tantalize attendees with his presentation on Please call 403-328-7605. Tickets are $45 for adults, $35 for seniors Ave. N. New visitors and members always Argentina — from icefields to deserts, cave • A seven-year-old female cat was lost near and students, $20 for 12 and under. Tickets welcome. Come join the No. 1 women’s paintings to waterfalls, whales to penguins. 13 Avenue North. The multi-coloured cat, PALS are available at Casa, 230 8 St. S. (phone organization in Canada dedicated to helping Admission is free, donations are welcomed. named Boots, has a white face and white 403-327-CASA). For details, email hearing- and stuttering-impaired children in • Southern Alberta Ethnic Association feet. Call 403-328-3228 if found. REUNITING [email protected] or visit the website at Canada. For more information, phone 403- and the Hungarian Cultural Society will hold • A black-and-white kitten was found in MISSING PETS www.troyandalethbridge.com/. 329-6443 or 403-327-1813. “A Taste of Hungary” Jan. 30 at the Bill the parking lot at Park Place Shopping WITH THEIR OWNERS • The Burns Supper Committee and the Kergan Centre, 207 13 St. N. Tickets $12 for Centre. Call 403-715-4554 if this could be Lethbridge branch of the Royal Canadian adults, $6 per child. Take-out pickup at 5:45 your pet. If your pet goes missing, contact the Legion invites members and non-members p.m., dinner served at 6:30 p.m. Menu: pork • A white cat went missing Nov. 25 from following: Lethbridge Animal Shelter, to the 44th annual Night with Burns supper Community stew, potatoes, pickles and dessert. For his home in Highland Park. The white cat 403-320-4099; Humane Society, 403- and ceilidh (dance) today. Tickets are $45 tickets, call 403–320-1577 during office has a black spot on its rear, and black on 320-8991; Last Chance Cat Ranch, 403- from the Legion office. Cocktails are at 5 hours. his ears. Named Comet, the cat also has a 715-2287; County animal control officer p.m. in the Legion's Memorial Hall (north CALENDAR • Lethbridge Youth Chess Championship black-and-white tail. If found, please call (dogs only), 403-308-3811; PAW Society, entrance) with the dinner and program, will take place Jan. 31 from 1-6 p.m. at YOUR EVENTS GUIDE LISTING 403-330-4099. 403-328-6700 (cats). To place an item in including highland dancers and the Legion Family Centre, #225 200 4 Ave. S. (second • A black and white border-collie cross Lost Pals, phone 403-328-4418. pipe band, beginning at 6 p.m. The ceilidh level of Lethbridge Centre). For players Community calendar is for non- went missing Nov. 20 from 17 Street North. begins at around 9 p.m. with live dance under 18 years of age. Players are grouped The dog, who has a collar, answers to the ✦ music supplied by Calgary’s Cabot’s profit organizations and fundraisers. according to age. $10 entry fee (cash only). name Max. If found, please call 403-929- Crossing. Dress is formal. Please forward your items, at least To register, email 2630. between 12 Street South and 4 and 5 • Buddhist Temple of Southern Alberta one week in advance of your event, [email protected] or phone 403- • A black female cat with tortoise-shell Avenue South. The cat has no collar, and will offer the program “Exploring Buddhism 795-1211. For more details, visit the website markings has been found in an alley has one tan front paw. Call 403-317-3035. Together” today and Jan. 31 from 10:30- to communitycalendar@ http://www.albertachess.org/2015LRYC. 11:30 a.m. at 470 40 St. S. Text is provided, lethbridgeherald.com jpg. no charge. Everyone welcome. For more • Lethbridge Sports Hall of Fame details, call Yasuo Izumi at 403-382-7024. submission deadline is Jan. 31. Criteria The Lethbridge East Constituency of • Tai Chi Easy/Qi Gong offers total mind- ✦ details can be found at the website body relaxation and integration, improved www.lethbridgesportshalloffame.ca. For the PC Association of Alberta physical agility and balance, and peace and • Alzheimer Café, put on by the Alzheimer more information regarding the nomination Lethbridge East PC Association will open nomination for any Albertan clarity of mind. Experience the benefits Society, Alberta and N.W.T., is held the process, contact committee chairman Robert who wants to seek the nomination for the Progressive Conservative Saturdays until March 28, 9:30-10:45 a.m. fourth Monday of each month (except Kossuth at 403-317-2803 (email All ages welcome; no previous experience December) from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at [email protected]) or Knud Petersen Association for the Lethbridge East PC Constituency Association required. Standing or seated forms are Pemmican Lodge, 102 5 Ave. S.) featuring at 403-380-4751 (email Eligible Nominee: instructed. $139 seminar. First class free. information, refreshments and [email protected]). • Anyone over the age of 18 year, Canadian Citizen, resident of Alberta are eligible, further Register at the Canadian Yoga Institute, entertainment. It’s a relaxed place to meet • The Lethbridge Artists Club, in details and rules are in the nomination package. 1238B 3 Ave. S.; phone 403-394-9642. others and learn more about dementia. For conjunction with its upcoming 80th • Lethbridge East nomination packages will be available from LE President Cameron MacLennan, Huckvale LLP, 410 6 Street S starting on Tuesday, January 27 • Taber Legion Branch No. 20 plays Texas people living with dementia, their families, anniversary, is hosting a portrait competition • Lethbridge East PC Nominations close on Friday, February 13 at 1 pm. Hold ’Em every Saturday at 7 p.m. Open to caregivers and anyone interested in finding to honour the citizens of southwestern anyone who wants to play or learn Texas out more. For more information, call 403- Alberta who have made exceptional For more Lethbridge East PC nomination information please contact: Shelby J Hold ’Em. 329-3766 or visit www.alzheimer.ab.ca. contributions and been a positive force in MacLeod, Returning Officer Lethbridge East PC Association, 403-892-8967 • The Lethbridge Society of Glass • The Lethbridge Chapter of the our communities. For detailed rules and Artisans meets the fourth Thursday of Canadian Celiac Association meets three timeline, visit the website at other dates of interest: each month (September through May) from times a year, on the last Monday of www.lethbridgeartistsclub.wordpress.c February 23, 7:00 pm: 7-9 p.m. in the board room at Casa, 230 8 January, May and September at 7:15 om or call Fran at 403-380-4779. Candidate Forum: Yates Memorial, 1002 4 Avenue South St. S. Yearly memberships are $45. p.m. at the Lethbridge Senior Citizen • The Fraternal Order of Eagles will be February 26, 2 pm - 6:00 pm: Membership includes access to equipment, Centre, 500 11 St. S. The group helps newly hosting a Crib Tournament Feb. 7 at Eagle Advance Poll at Nord-Bridge Senior Centre, 1904 13 Avenue N tools and resources plus the opportunity to diagnosed people to adjust to their gluten- Hall, 631 13 St. N. Cost is $10 per two- sell your glasswork at various society- person team. Deadline for team registration February 28, 9 am - 5:00 pm: free diet and also talk about recipes, Nomination and final voting day, at Nord-Bridge Senior Centre sponsored sales. For more information, restaurants, travelling, new research, is Feb. 4. Contact Del at 403-327-9913 to contact the LSSGA president, Loretta, at organize cookie exchanges, gluten-free register your team or for more information. The Lethbridge East Constituency boundaries including all residents East of the center line of 403-328-3132 or Kathy at 403-942-7636. potlucks and special events. Everyone is • The Lethbridge Symphony will present 13 Street south to north, West on St. Edwards Blvd. North; then north on Stafford Drive to the • South Country Jamboree Society will welcome. For more information, call Karen its seventh annual Love Notes fundraising City Limits (east of that center line),and south of the center line to Twp. Rd. 94; then east to RGE hold a jam session Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Toohey, Lethbridge celiac peer counsellor, at gala Feb. 7 at Casa, with this year’s theme RD 213/ 43 Street; the Boundaries runs south following the existing Lethbridge East ED67 Lethbridge Legion Memorial Hall. Supper to Constituency boundary and then west of TWP Rd 82B. Lethbridge East Constituency map 403-328-0615. “The Phantom’s Ball.” Champagne available online www.electionsalberta.ab.ca. follow; everyone welcome. Theme is “wear • St. John Ambulance will hold a child reception at 5:30 p.m., followed by a five- your favourite T-shirt.” safety seat information session Jan. 27 from course dinner. Guests will be entertained by To be eligible to vote in this Lethbridge East 2015 nomination process you must be 14 years of • Narcotics Anonymous meets Sundays 7-9 p.m. at the St. John Ambulance opera singers and dance to the “Music of age (proof of age required), a Canadian citizen, a resident of Alberta and reside in the and Mondays at 7 p.m. at Chinook building, 1254 3 Ave. S. The free session will the Night,” performed live by the Lethbridge “Lethbridge East Constituency” and have a current PCAA membership along with 2 pieces of Meeting Hall, 408 13 St. N. (back door Symphony Orchestra (LSO). Live and silent identification, one of which must be photo indentification. Memberships available online: provide parents and caregivers with pcalberta.org entrance off back alley); Tuesdays and information on proper use of a child safety auction items include flights, vacations and Thursdays (new beginners group), 7 p.m. seat. Seating is limited and advance an opportunity to conduct the orchestra at a Information also available from President Cameron MacLennan at Chinook Meeting Hall; Wednesdays, 7 live performance. Guests are encouraged to Lethbridge PC East Association c/o Huckvale LLP, 410 - 6 Street S., registration is required. To register, call 403- Lethbridge T1J 2C9 403-328-8856 p.m. at Christ Trinity Lutheran Church, 416 327-2847. Information about future dress in period attire, including Phantom 12 St. S. (downstairs, use south entrance). sessions will be available on the website, masks. Dinner tickets are $150 each, Details: 403-380-6536. www.sja.ca/ab. available online anytime (ow.ly/HIOC9) or • Community HU Song takes place from • Blood Glucose Screening will be offered through the Lethbridge Symphony office, 11-11:30 a.m. the fourth Sunday of the Jan. 28 from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. at the 424 7 St. S. Raffle tickets for a chance to month at the Sunflower Room, Lethbridge Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization, win one of two Raymond Weil watches 41201210 College, 3000 College Drive. Fellowship and 500 11 St. S. First come, first served. valued at nearly $5,000 are $50 each and refreshments to follow. Singing HU can Everyone welcome. For more information, can be purchased by calling 403-328-6808) expand your awareness, help you experience call 403-320-2222. or visiting the Symphony office.

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he weather outside may be frightful but that’s never stopped the Quebec City winter carnival, which is getting ready to stage its 61st Tedition in the coming weeks. This year, more than 200 activities are scheduled to take place throughout the city Jan. 30-Feb. 15. Carnival director Jean Pelletier points out that despite some patches of bad weather over the decades, the festival has gone ahead as planned every year. “Two years ago we had to postpone the opening ceremonies because of a Canadian Press photo snowstorm and, here and there, we had to Bonhomme Carnaval raises his leg in a traditional step at the Quebec Winter Carnival night parade in this 2013 file photo in Quebec City. close for a day because of rain,” he said in a recent interview. “But the carnival has ice rink. outside,” Pelletier added. East suggested that first-timers should never been cancelled.” Again this year, a delegation from Another feature this year is: “La Relache,” put aside three or four days in order to take The frosty festival, with its trademark Calgary will prepare a breakfast of an all-day dance party at the Quebec City in all the activities. “Bonhomme Carnaval” mascot and flapjacks, sausages and coffee at no charge. convention centre on Feb. 6. “And, make sure you are warmly dressed, colourful ice palace, was originally created There’s even a mechanical bull for the “It’s from 3 p.m. to 3 a.m. with live bands with a good pair of boots,” she added. to bring a little light into the hearts of local more daring. and, at the end of the party, there will be Visitors should also remember to bring residents during the winter season. The western-style breakfast will take DJs,” Pelletier said. along some extra pocket money for food, But it’s carved out a reputation as one of place on Feb. 7 — the second weekend of Cost of admission is the Bonhomme snacks and souvenirs. the world’s leading winter festivals, the carnival — which will also be the date effigy. One popular souvenir is the Bonhomme attracting more than 520,000 visitors last for the first of two night parades. Not to be forgotten are the brave souls cane filled with “caribou” — which is year. Pelletier said it’s probably the best time who take a snow bath, dressed only in their described as “a feisty alcoholic beverage.” “Most of the visitors are from the to drop by because the carnival will be in bathing suits, during the last weekend of “I think about $100 per person (per visit) province of Quebec, but outside tourists full swing. the carnival. to be comfortable,” East said. are from the rest of Canada, the eastern But in order to visit the main festival site Susan East, a Quebec City resident, has Pelletier said the price of part of the United States, Mexico and — a huge winter playground on the Plains been taking the chilly challenge every year accommodations will vary, noting that the Europe,” Pelletier said. of Abraham — carnival-goers eight years since 2000. landmark Chateau Frontenac would be “a He noted that many of the events, like and older must buy a $15 effigy that serves “That’s the coldest days during the little bit more expensive.” the traditional canoe race and horse-drawn as a carnival passport. carnival,” she said in an interview. “It might He said the average hotel room in the sleigh races, are free. The small luminous pendant will allow go down to -30 C.” city would range from “$129 to maybe $250 This year, for the first time, the carnival visitors to try out the bumper cars on ice East, 55, who first attended the carnival a night.” hosts the World Winter Masters games — and “fat bikes,” with their huge tires, which as a child, remembers watching one of the The carnival program is available at: the snowshoe world cup — which will are new additions this year. colourful parades atop her father’s http://carnaval.qc.ca/en/edition- feature top male and female athletes. They can also take a winter break in their shoulders. 2015/program/ To get there by car from Hockey Canada’s Centennial Tour, which swimsuits in three outdoor hot spas and a “They renew some of it every year, so Montreal: follow Highway 20 East for about will also be at the carnival, will give visitors sauna. there is always something new to see,” she 250 kilometres, cross over the Pierre a chance to test their skills on a synthetic “It’s very popular, even when it’s cold said. Laporte Bridge and then into Quebec City. Tokyo animal cafes a hoot for visitors Tokyo with two goats. And you’re fee. If you’re late, you lose your owl with large sharp claws and Linda Lombardi not limited to domestic animals. slot. impressive beak. Each bird has a THE ASSOCIATED PRESS — TOKYO You can also spend an hour at a Inside, I was given a list of tether around one foot, which cafe holding a great horned owl. detailed English instructions. For you hold in your hand as they Judging by how complicated it example, only touch the owls on perch on your arm. Sleek and In the U.S., hanging out in a was to get a reservation at Tokyo’s the head or back. And while the clear-eyed, the owls seem calm cafe with animals is such an Fukuro no Mise (“Shop of owls are very tame, “they can’t be despite the fact that the small exotic concept that people can’t Owls,”), the owl cafes there are potty trained like dogs. So please room is crowded. get enough of it. A pop-up cat just as much of a hoot there as cat be generous when they potty on The attentive staff will place cafe in New York last year had cafes are here. you!” The woman in charge also the owl on your shoulder or head lines down the block. Online To get a spot, visitors are gave a long talk and if you like (I declined in light of reservations for another supposed to line up an hour demonstration in Japanese the warning about the lack of Manhattan cat cafe are almost before Fukuro no Mise opens. But before allowing each guest to potty-training). fully booked more than two when I showed up an hour early, I hold a bird. Staff can also help if your owl Associated Press photo months ahead. was lucky to get the last seat for a The owls come in various sizes starts to flap. But in Japan, cat cafes are just session two hours later. There are and species, from tiny to quite This photo shows an owl at Fukuro ◆ CONTINUED Please see page D2 the start. You can hang out in no refunds on the 2000 yen ($17) large, including a great horned no Mise, which means Shop of Owls. rabbit cafes or have coffee in

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THE CANADIAN PRESS — At the time, the Mounties had some 63 active security investigations on 90 suspected extremists who intended to join he Conservative government wants fights abroad or who had returned to to retool Canada’s no-fly list Canada. Associated Press photo procedures to make it easier to stop a Some legal experts are puzzled as to why suspected terrorist from boarding an new laws are being contemplated when Tairplane. existing ones aren’t being fully used. A FLOCKING NUISANCE In addition, it is looking to give police Authorities say it is often difficult to take greater ability to generally restrict the Two members of a larger flock of wild turkeys make their way across a rural Walla dangerous suspects off the streets because movements of purported extremists by Walla, Wash. road. The turkey flocks, bold and used to human contact, are making a the cases do not meet the threshold to use lowering the threshold for obtaining a peace criminal tools, such as peace bonds, that can nuisance of themselves with the homeowners in the eastern Washington town. bond, The Canadian Press has learned. An internal federal review of two deadly mean jail unless individuals abide by strict attacks on Canadian soldiers last October has conditions, such as restrictions on where also highlighted a lack of suitable laws to they go and with whom they associate. crack down on radicals who openly Existing law requires a fear that someone Veterans affairs minister encourage others to wage terrorism. “will commit” a terrorism offence before a The government plans to address these peace bond may be granted — a standard the areas in legislation that was promised government is looking to lower in the following the killings, said a source familiar legislation. taking gentler approach with the review who spoke on condition of Police would welcome such a move. anonymity. “We haven’t really spent a lot of time The legislation is expected to be thinking about terrorist activity in our own ERIN O’TOOLE ADMITS Prime Minister Stephen Harper introduced soon. The House of Commons is country, and particularly the kind of activity shuffled him from the portfolio three scheduled to resume Monday. that we’ve just recently seen,” said Tom SHORTCOMINGS weeks ago and appointed O’Toole. On Oct. 22, Michael Zehaf Bibeau shot Cpl. Stamatakis, president of the Canadian Police Fantino had angered veterans by Nathan Cirillo, an honour guard at the Association, which represents front-line defending office closures, job cuts, officers. THE CANADIAN PRESS — TORONTO National War Memorial, before storming lapsed budget money and changes to Parliament’s Centre Block. Zehaf Bibeau was It is already against the law to travel abroad pensions and benefits. His gaffes gunned down outside the Library of for the purpose of joining extremist Canada’s rookie veterans affairs included a televised confrontation with Parliament. hostilities, which meant the RCMP would minister sought to put daylight between veterans and ignoring questions from Two days earlier, Martin Couture-Rouleau have been able to prevent Couture-Rouleau the wife of a former soldier. himself and his predecessor in a fatally rammed Warrant Officer Patrice from taking an overseas flight. In his speech, O’Toole struck a maiden speech Friday that promised Vincent with a car in St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, However, it can be harder to curb other air different chord as he sought — in the dawn of a new era — in what is an Que. After a chase, police shot and killed travel, especially within Canada. mostly general terms — to make up The Conservatives created a no-fly list in election year. Couture-Rouleau when he advanced on with an important voting constituency 2007, but authorities can prevent a person Speaking to fellow Rotary Club officers with a knife. that had become increasingly hostile It soon emerged the RCMP had been from getting on an airplane only if they pose members, Erin O’Toole began with a toward the Conservative government. monitoring the man — who harboured “an immediate threat to civil aviation.” frank admission about shortcomings in “We have to have a veteran-centred the government’s dealings with approach to everything we do,” he said. veterans. “From policies to future planning, to “I want to create an informed and programming, the veteran has to be at respectful dialogue about the the centre of everything we do — and Omar Khadr wants bail opportunities and challenges facing our their families.” veterans,” O’Toole said. Those in the friendly audience — “In the last few years, we haven’t accused of committing in 2002 as a 15-year- which included some veterans — said CONVICTED WAR CRIMINAL old in Afghanistan. He was sentenced to a always seen that, and that’s not serving they liked what they heard. further eight years and later said his guilty veterans.” SPENT EIGHT YEARS One of them, former Liberal veterans plea was his only way out of Guantanamo, O’Toole did not name his predecessor affairs minister John McCallum, said it IN GUANTANAMO given that he faced indefinite detention even Julian Fantino, who was dogged by remains to be seen what exactly O’Toole if acquitted. controversy in 18 months on the job. will deliver. In November 2013, he appealed those Veterans had complained a high- “He’s obviously going to be doing his THE CANADIAN PRESS — TORONTO convictions — including murder in violation handed Fantino had been unresponsive best for the veterans,” McCallum said in of the rules of war. Essentially, he argued that to, and dismissive of, their concerns. an interview after the speech. Former Guantanamo Bay inmate Omar what he was convicted of doing was not a Khadr is seeking bail pending disposition of war crime under either American or his appeal in the United States against his international law. Life term for having mom killed disputed conviction for war crimes. The various defence arguments are similar The bail hearing, set for March 24, would to those made by two associates of terrorist same charges. be Khadr’s first attempt at freedom since his mastermind Osama bin Laden. In both THE CANADIAN PRESS — NEWMARKET, Ont. All four were sentenced Friday to life return from a notorious U.S. prison in Cuba cases, a U.S. civilian court quashed their in prison with no chance of parole for where he was held for eight years. military convictions. 25 years on the murder conviction, and If successful, Khadr would live with his The Court of Military Commission Review A Toronto-area woman committed life for attempted murder. other Canadian lawyer, Dennis Edney, and has refused to deal with Khadr’s case on its an “unfathomable” betrayal by The sentences are to be served go to school. merits pending the outcome of the other arranging to have her parents killed in concurrently. “It’s becoming clearer and clearer in the military-commission cases winding their their own home over their strict In his decision, Judge Cary Boswell United States from recent cases that Omar’s way through U.S. civilian courts. parenting style, an Ontario judge said said he gave the maximum sentence for convictions are invalid,” his lawyer, Nate In an affidavit, Khadr’s Pentagon- Friday in sentencing her to life in attempted murder because it was Whitling, said from Edmonton on Friday. appointed lawyer, Sam Morison, notes that prison. simply luck that Hann Pan survived “The Court of Military Commission Khadr could have served out his entire Jennifer Pan, 28, was convicted of such a “crime of terrifying violence.” Review is simply taking too long to state the sentence before his appeal is heard given the first-degree murder and attempted “Each of the offenders knew that he obvious, and so it’s time for Omar to be snail’s pace of the proceedings. murder last month in the Nov. 8, 2010 or she was involved in a murder plot,” released.” “The applicant is pursuing the appeal as attack that killed her mother, Bieh Ha and was aware of the “abject The government, which has consistently expeditiously as possible but it is unlikely Pan, and left her father, Hann Pan, with immorality” of the plan, he said. branded Khadr as a hardened and that the appeal, together with any further a serious head wound. None of Pan’s family members were unrepentant terrorist, has yet to respond appeals, will be finally resolved prior to the Her three co-accused — Lenford in the Newmarket, Ont., court Friday, directly to the bail application. expiration of the applicant’s sentence,” his Crawford, David Mylvaganam and her but her father and brother said in The Toronto-born Khadr pleaded guilty in bail application states. on-again, off-again boyfriend Daniel written statements that their lives have October 2010 before a widely maligned U.S. “The appeal is not frivolous, and indeed is Wong — were also found guilty of the been shattered by the attack. military commission to war crimes he was highly meritorious.” HEADLINE NEWS ✦ WEATHER

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decision making,” she said from Kingston, the family’s with dragonflies on them and that’s what we were going to ANOTHER MATCH NEEDED FOR hometown. lay their ashes in if they didn’t make it.” THE SECOND CHILD TO LIVE Johanne Wagner said doctors are expected to perform The mother said the girls continue to play and enjoy life the surgery in about two weeks. In the meantime, the as little, curious girls, even if they are developmentally family is going public with their story in the hopes of delayed because of their poor health. Liam Casey finding a donor for the other daughter. But she said they are becoming aware that they aren’t THE CANADIAN PRESS The main problem the girls are facing is the function of like other kids their age. They know that other girls don’t their livers, which are slowly dying, Wagner said. They have feeding tubes sticking out of their little bellies. n Ontario couple faces an unspeakable dilemma: have fewer bile ducts than normal, which means less bile Itchiness is another problem the girls have from the their ailing twin girls both need new livers to live, gets into the liver that causes problems with fat digestion disease, Wagner said. but the father can only save one. and vitamin absorption. “There’s blood in the bed in the morning from Michael Wagner found out this week that he is a The twin girls were 18 months old when the Wagners scratching. There’s no way they can concentrate. It rules matchA to give part of his liver to one of his three-year-old adopted them from Vietnam. They are the youngest of the their life.” daughters, who both suffer from Alagille syndrome — a couple’s nine children — they had five of their own before A new liver doesn’t guarantee a long, healthy life, genetic disorder that affects the liver, heart and other deciding to adopt. Johanne Wagner said, but the girls’ livers will fail them at organs. They knew early on that the girls had liver problems, some point and if the family doesn’t find a donor for their A team of doctors at Toronto General Hospital will but didn’t know the extent, said Johanne Wagner. other daughter, she will die. decide which of the girls, named Binh and Phuoc, will “When we saw them at the orphanage we were shocked, Despite this, the family remains positive. receive the transplant, said Johanne Wagner, Michael’s really,” she said. “We look back and we have no regrets,” Johanne Wagner wife and the girls’ mother. “They were ninepounds at 18 months. So we left the said. “We told them we didn’t want to be burdened with the orphanage that day and went to buy two little containers “We would travel this path all over again. They have taught us openness, they have taught our children sharing and openness. It’s been nothing but a wonderful mess.”

Canadian Press photo Binh, left, and Phuoc Wagner are shown in an undated handout photo. The three-year-old twin girls have Alagille syndrome which affects the function of their livers.

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Dylan Purcell Casey Scheidegger and her LETHBRIDGE HERALD teammates didn’t get a chance to unclench until the final shot [email protected] of the day Friday at the Jiffy Lube Alberta Scotties women’s The Lethbridge College Kodiaks’ unbeaten championship in season almost got derailed Friday night at the Val Lacombe. Matteotti Gymnasium. Scheidegger started the day It didn’t, and the Kodiaks beat the SAIT Trojans with an early game against 71-63 to improve to 15-0 but the game was hardly former national champion a shining moment for the team. ’s rink out of For much of the game, the Kodiaks played like a Edmonton and the bout turned team with something else on their minds. That into an extra-ends might be true, as the team sported teal ribbons slobberknocker, with Nedohin Herald photo by Tijana Martin on their jerseys with the initials “T.L.” on them. winning 8-7. Scheidegger’s rink, The team learned Wednesday that Teina Lowry, a which includes lead Britt Tran Giorgio Estephan of the jumps to avoid a check from Brennan Menell of cousin of Kodiaks’ Emma and Elizabeth Lowry, of Red Deer, second Jessie the during their Western Hockey League game at the Enmax Centre Friday died from injuries sustained in a car crash. Teina Scheidegger of Diamond City night. was a Magrath High School graduate. With and third Cary-Anne McTaggart southern Alberta basketball ties running deep, of Milk River, curls out of the Kodiaks guard Ali Cameron said 21-year-old Lethbridge Curling Club. Teina’s death was in their thoughts. Facing elimination in the late “We wanted to wear them, to show some draw against Delia DeJong’s Canes plead the fifth support, especially for Emma and Elizabeth, side, Teina’s their cousin, they were real close so you Scheidegger said the team had while Skinner stopped 25 in the Canes’ want to be there, try to help your teammates an awful outing. Lethbridge loses fifth net. The 28 shots against is the Canes through a tough time,” said Cameron. “I mean, it’s “We did not curl well at all,” lowest total in more than a month (Dec. just a basketball game but if it helped them, she said. “We didn’t play well, consecutive game, host 17 at Regina). whatever, that’s what we wanted to do, to just try as a team but we hung in The Giants took the lead to stay thanks to help.” there.” to Alec Baer. The only goal of a sluggish Cameron led the way for the Kodiaks, scoring Scheidegger said she spent Cougars tonight at 7 p.m. second period came when Carter Popoff 21 points while Emma Lowry was next with 16 most of the game trying to strolled unmolested from the corner to points. The Kodiaks led the game wire-to-wire, mitigate the damage with her Dale Woodard put a shot past Skinner for a 3-1 lead but let several double-digit leads whittle down, rocks. Instead of trying for LETHBRIDGE HERALD heading into the third period. something Cameron said was “probably” just points, she was trying to [email protected] “I think we faded a little bit in the laziness but Karren said might point to prevent DeJong from pulling second period and a lot of it was to do something else. ahead. In the 10th end, with our power play that wasn’t maybe as “Tough week for them, for all of them, with Scheidegger had to score two to scrappy start and a late surge fell good as we hoped it would be against what happened,” said Karren. “I mean, Liz and force the extra session. short for the Lethbridge these guys,” said Anholt. “We knew we Emma are such great kids, you saw them tough it “Cary-Anne went around a Hurricanes as they lost their fifth were going to get some chances against out, but come on, this has got to be awful for guard for one and she tried to straight Western Hockey League these guys because they do take some them and you look at that, the fact we had a bye get it but slid by so we got two,” game,A 3-2 to the Vancouver Giants Friday penalties. Unfortunately, in the second week last week and we were rusty and it showed said Scheidegger. night at the Enmax Centre. period specifically, I didn’t think we but I don’t think any of that really matters right The 11th end, Scheidegger The Hurricanes got a two-goal handled their pressure very well.” now. said the team threw well but performance from Tyler Wong — But with time winding down, Wong “They’re just young girls and tonight they without the hammer, they including a power-play marker with 4:49 struck for his second of the game and played like a bunch of kids with something else needed DeJong to miss a draw left in regulation which added suspense second man advantage marker to cut bugging them.” to the four-foot. She did and — but fell to 10-28-3-3. The Giants are 20- Vancouver lead to 3-2 with a little under Teina Lowry’s heritage traces to the Maori of Scheidegger said her team 25-1-1. five minutes to go. Hawaii, and her obituary emphasizes the could finally, after a long day, The gloves dropped and the fists flew The Hurricanes pulled Skinner with a importance of family, Ohana in Maori. The relax after an 8-6 win. with three fights in the first period, but little over a minute left in the third, but Kodiaks are a highly talented collection of “You don’t expect a skip to Lethbridge had a fighting major more were unable to drain the equalizer. players, the only undefeated team in the Alberta miss that, I mean, that’s the than a minute before they registered their “I thought it was good,” said Jones. “We Colleges Athletic Conference. But Cameron, who shot you set up for, that’s the first shot on net. were kind of shooting ourselves in the is in her final year of eligibility, said the week’s one you want but it was heavy “I think, first of all, they pushed the foot with taking way too many penalties. event put in perspective. and honestly, we were just envelope early with the physical play,” But we were on a bit of a skid there and “Don’t get me wrong, I want to win every game relieved,” she said. said Hurricanes head coach Peter Anholt. went 0-and-5 and to get this win, we knew and I never, ever, want to lose but it does make Scheidegger will take on “There was some yapping at the warmup our next one was going to be a tough one. you see that there’s a lot more to it than this,” she another Lethbridge Curling and things like that. So their team was It came down to the wire again and I’m said. “I think we’re such a close team, though, this Club stalwart in Teryn going to push the envelope in a physical just happy we got two more points to was something that we all just can get together Hamilton today at 1 p.m. way.” push it into playoffs.” through and that’s what the best part is. Hamilton, a former provincial The dance cards got filled early as Wong credited his team for pushing junior champion from Hurricanes six-foot-six defenceman Scott back early in the game. Lethbridge, skips a rink out of Allan and Giants five-foot-11 centre “I think we battled hard,” said Wong, Calgary and beat Nicky Dakota Odgers dropped their gloves 3:38 whose goals are his 17th and 18th of the College men leave Kaufman of Edmonton 6-5 to into the game, followed by another fight, season. “They pushed us really hard in the advance. between Canes defenceman Andrew first with the fights and with their hard “Cary-Anne said after that Nielsen and winger Vladimir Bobylev of play and we fought back. I was proud of it late against SAIT game, ‘We probably didn’t the Giants. Hurricanes forward Carter the boys with the way we fought back. ” deserve to win that one,’” said Folk and Giants d-man Josh Thrower The loss aside, there were some bright Scheidegger. “And she was squared in the most spirited bout spots, said Anholt. LETHBRIDGE HERALD “I thought (Giorgio) Estephan’s line was probably right.” Former Hurricane Zane Jones gave the pretty good,” said the Hurricanes coach of Scheidegger said the early Giants an early lead, beating Stuart the trio of Estephan, Wong and Brayden The Lethbridge College Kodiaks held on and game against Nedohin was a Skinner 6:43 into the first. Burke. “We had some guys who played held on and held on until there wasn’t much game reversal from the messy late “Four-on-four, I just jumped past pretty well, but we can’t afford to have left to grab. game. (Kade) Jensen and (Brennan) Menell anybody play average. We need more guys The Kodiak men’s basketball team beat the SAIT “We know against a team like made a great feed and I just tried to put it to play better. I thought in at least the last Trojans 83-82 at the Val Matteotti Gymnasium on Heather’s, they’re not going to on net,” said Jones, who was acquired by the Giants at the trade deadline. He said 10 minutes there was some desperation.” Friday night, erasing a double-digit spread in the miss and they didn’t but we he’s enjoying the Vancouver weather. The Hurricanes are back in action game’s waning minutes to get close enough for stayed right with them and had “It’s really good,” he said. “I don’t mind tonight at 7 p.m. when they host the Chris Maughan’s post-buzzer free throw to win it. a chance coming home,” said the no-snow part. That’s really nice. It’ll Prince George Cougars. “Probably left it a little late but we won and at Scheidegger. “So it was take some time to get used to, but the NOTES — Hurricanes captain Jamal the end of the day in this conference, I’m not disappointing but we curled a guys are great. I can’t complain.” Watson sat out Friday’s game with a going to complain about that,” said Kodiaks coach great game.” Wong scored his first of the game with a upper-body injury, while forward Pavel Ryan Heggie. The other local curler in the power-play point shot, beating Jesse Skumatov was a healthy scratch. ... The The Kodiaks are 12-3, second in the Alberta field, Taylor McDonald of Team Roach. Roach finished with 20 saves, crowd was announced at 3,393. Colleges Athletic Conference South Division, Carey, lost 6-3 to Nedohin and while SAIT is 7-8 and in fifth. will take on in a “They’re a good team, they stopped us from loser-out game this afternoon. doing what we like to do and they were good enough to get some things done at our end that we didn’t want them to,” said Heggie. “I didn’t Cubs legend Banks dies think our starters were very good for most of the game and I think they’d agree with me. Our bench ever known.” saved our butts today, kept us right in it until the In play THE ASSOCIATED PRESS – CHICAGO “Approachable, ever optimistic and big guns finally started playing.” kind hearted, Ernie Banks is and always Heggie’s team was down 11 into the fourth will be Mr. Cub. My family and I grieve the Hall of Fame slugger Ernie Banks, the quarter when the worm turned and Lethbridge loss of such a great and good-hearted TODAY two-time MVP who never lost his outscored Calgary 27-19 to get to the Maughan’s man, but we look forward to celebrating OUR LOCAL boundless enthusiasm for baseball dramatics. The Kodiaks missed twice to win the Ernie’s life in the days ahead.” SPORTS SCHEDULE despite years of playing on losing Chicago game and Heggie said he would have been happy Though he was an 11-time All-Star from Cubs teams, died Friday night. He was 83. with overtime, but Maughan was fouled while 1953-71, Banks never reached the post- The Cubs announced Banks’ death, but rebounding a shot from Lethbridge guard Chaz season, and the Cubs finished below .500 ✦ did not provide a cause. Johnson as the buzzer sounded. in all but six of his seasons. Still, he was “Mr. Cub” hit 512 home runs during his “I didn’t think we’d get , I mean, you inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1977, 19-year career, including five seasons don’t see those very often,” said Heggie. the first year he was eligible, and selected with 40 or more. He was fond of saying, Maughan missed the first free throw, hit the to baseball’s All-Century team in 1999. HOCKEY “It’s a great day for baseball. Let’s play second and now the Kodiaks can worry about Banks’ infectious smile and non-stop Western Hockey League. Lethbridge two!” That remains a catchphrase at today’s 8 p.m. game at SAIT in Calgary. good humour despite his team’s dismal Hurricanes vs. Prince George Cougars, 7 Wrigley Field to this day. “He couldn’t have just hit the first one,” said p.m. at Enmax Centre. record endeared him to Chicago fans, “Words cannot express how important Heggie. “That’d be too easy. But what the heck, a Canada West university. Women. Leth- who voted him the best player in Ernie Banks will always be to the Chicago win’s a win.” bridge Pronghorns vs. Calgary Dinos, 7 franchise history. One famous admirer, Cubs, the city of Chicago and Major Will Hickey led the Kodiaks off the bench with p.m. at Nicholas Sheran Arena. “Saturday Night Live” star Bill Murray, VOLLEYBALL League Baseball. He was one of the 20 points and 10 rebounds. Colten Murray stood named his son Homer Banks Murray. Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference. greatest players of all time,” Cubs out with 12 points, including a couple of big Banks’ No. 14 was the first number Lethbridge Kodiaks vs. Medicine Hat chairman Tom Ricketts said in a three-pointers. Post player Maughan had 15 retired by the Cubs, and hangs from the college Rattlers. Women’s game begins statement. “He was a pioneer in the major points and Pete Danielson added 10 points. at 6 p.m., men at 8 p.m. at the Val Mat- left-field foul pole at Wrigley Field. teotti Gymnasium. leagues. 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Today’s TV Highlights 10 a.m. NHL hockey WeekendWeekend TSN Ch. 21 — NCAA basketball. Kentucky at South Carolina. Noon EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE KREM Ch. 12 — NCAA basketball. Kansas at Atlantic Division Central Division BRUNCHBRUNCH Texas. GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA 2 p.m. Tampa Bay 48 30 14 4 64 156 127 Nashville 45 30 10 5 65 137 104 SSeerrvveedd uunnttiiilll 33ppmm oonn SSaattuurrddaayy,,, KREM Ch. 12 — NCAA basketball. UCLA at Detroit 47 27 11 9 63 139 119 St. Louis 46 29 13 4 62 148 111 Oregon. Montreal 45 29 13 3 61 123 106 Chicago 47 30 15 2 62 148 108 SSuunnddaayy aanndd HHoollliiiddaayyss... Boston 48 25 16 7 57 126 121 Winnipeg 48 26 14 8 60 135 117 PARK MEADOWS MALL 5 p.m. Florida 44 20 14 10 50 107 122 Colorado 48 20 18 10 50 125 137 DDeellliiicciiioouuss mmeennuu sseellleeccttiiioonn... SNW Ch. 27 — Curling. Manitoba champi- Ottawa 46 19 18 9 47 126 128 Dallas 46 21 18 7 49 144 151 403-329-0132 onship, women’s page playoff. 41201333 Toronto 48 22 23 3 47 142 150 Minnesota 46 20 20 6 46 128 137 CBC Ch. 6 — NHL hockey. Skills competition. Buffalo 47 14 30 3 31 89 167 Pacific Division 6 p.m. Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA Medicine Hat 5 Prince George 2 Shots on goal by GP W L OT Pts GF GA Anaheim 47 31 10 6 68 139 124 Spokane at Portland, 8 p.m. Vancouver 13 10 5 — 28 KHQ Ch. 16 — NCAA basketball. Pacific at Gonzaga. N.Y. Islanders46 31 14 1 63 151 129 San Jose 48 25 17 6 56 131 132 Hockey Everett at Kelowna, 8:05 p.m. Lethbridge 8 7 7 — 22 7 p.m. Pittsburgh 46 26 12 8 60 138 117 Vancouver 45 26 16 3 55 124 114 Seattle at Tri-City, 8:05 p.m. Goal — Vancouver: Porter (W, 8-8-1); Leth- SHAW Ch. 9 — WHL hockey. Calgary Hitmen at Edmon- Calgary 47 25 19 3 53 136 125 N.Y. Rangers 44 27 13 4 58 134 106 WHL Kamloops at Victoria, 8:30 p.m. bridge: Skinner (L, 8-13-0). ton Oil Kings. Washington 46 24 13 9 57 137 120 Los Angeles 47 20 15 12 52 129 126 Saturday’s games Power plays (goal-chances) — Vancouver: 1- Philadelphia 48 19 22 7 45 130 146 Arizona 46 16 25 5 37 105 156 EAST DIVISION Moose Jaw at Saskatoon, 6:05 p.m. 2; Lethbridge: 2-6. Columbus 45 20 22 3 43 113 142 Edmonton 47 12 26 9 33 109 158 GP W LOTLSOL GF GA Pt Regina at Brandon, 6:30 p.m. Referees — Patrick Gagnon, Fraser New Jersey 47 17 22 8 42 107 134 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for Brandon 47 34 9 3 1 209 150 72 Prince George at Lethbridge, 7 p.m. Lawrence. Carolina 46 16 25 5 37 98 120 overtime loss. Regina 47 26 16 3 2 173 146 57 Vancouver at Red Deer, 7 p.m. Linesmen — Scott Sharun, Justin Slimm. Johnson to return Swift Current 47 21 21 1 4 140 158 47 Swift Current at Kootenay, 7 p.m. Attendance — 3,393 at Lethbridge. Friday’s Games Saturday’s Games Moose Jaw 48 20 24 3 1 141 172 44 Calgary at Edmonton, 7 p.m. AHL No games scheduled No games scheduled Prince Albert 46 19 26 1 0 133 163 39 Everett at Kelowna, 8:05 p.m. Portland 4 Bridgeport 2 at Torrey Pines Saskatoon 44 12 29 2 1 124 194 27 Kamloops at Victoria, 8:05 p.m. Syracuse 4 Lehigh Valley 2 CENTRAL DIVISION Portland at Seattle, 8:05 p.m. Grand Rapids 5 Utica 1 NHL All-Star Game Rosters Johnny Gaudreau, Calgary Flames; Mike Hoff- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS man, Ottawa Senators. GP W LOTLSOL GF GA Pt Tri-City at Spokane, 8:05 p.m. Hartford 4 Springfield 3 Medicine Hat 46 32 12 1 1 187 132 66 Charlotte 3 Oklahoma City 2 COLUMBUS, Ohio — Rosters for the 2015 NHL TEAM FOLIGNO Giants 3, Hurricanes 2 Dustin Johnson plans to return from his all-star game Sunday in Columbus, Ohio after Fri- Head Coach Red Deer 46 26 14 3 3 163 145 58 St. John’s 5 Binghamton 2 Calgary 47 25 17 1 4 192 147 55 Providence 2 Manchester 1 (OT) leave of absence in two weeks at Torrey day’s fantasy draft: Darryl Sutter, Los Angeles Kings First Period TEAM TOEWS Goaltenders Edmonton 47 22 19 4 2 143 131 50 Rochester 3 Adirondack 2 Pines. Kootenay 47 24 22 0 1 153 169 49 1. Vancouver, Jones 21 (Menell, Atwal) 6:43. Albany 3 Worcester 2 Head Coach Brian Elliott, St. Louis Blues; Marc-Andre Fleury, 2. Lethbridge, Wong 17 (Pankewicz, Burke) The Farmers Insurance Open said Friday Peter Laviolette, Nashville Predators Pittsburgh Penguins; Carey Price, Montreal Lethbridge 44 10 28 3 3 116 188 26 W-B/Scranton 4 Norfolk 2 WESTERN CONFERENCE 10:26 (pp). Hamilton 3 Toronto 0 Goaltenders Canadiens. 3. Vancouver, Baer 10 (unassisted) 19:45. that the 30-year-old Johnson has Corey Crawford, Chicago Blackhawks; Jaroslav Defencemen B.C. DIVISION Milwaukee 4 Iowa 3 committed to play the tournament Feb. 5-8. GP W LOTLSOL GF GA Pt Penalties — Foster Van (roughing) 1:03, QMJHL Halak, New York Islanders; Roberto Luongo, Brent Burns, San Jose Sharks; Dustin Byfuglien, Odgers Van (fighting) 3:38, Allan Let (fighting) It will be his first competition since he Florida Panthers. Winnipeg Jets; Drew Doughty, Los Angeles Kelowna 45 34 8 3 0 192 114 71 Charlottetown 2 Acadie-Bathurst 1 Victoria 47 25 19 2 1 160 150 53 3:38, Benson Van (roughing) 5:32, Walters Let Saint John 6 Cape Breton 4 Defencemen Kings; Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Arizona Coyotes; (roughing) 5:32, Bobylev Van (fighting) 7:39, announced in early August that he was Aaron Ekblad, Florida Panthers; Justin Faulk, Duncan Keith, Chicago Blackhawks; Kevin Shat- Vancouver 47 20 25 1 1 140 154 42 Rouyn-Noranda 2 Chicoutimi 1 (OT) Prince George49 20 27 1 1 147 204 42 Nielsen Let (fighting) 7:39, Thrower Van (fight- Quebec 6 Halifax 1 taking time off to seek professional help Carolina Hurricanes; Mark Giordano, Calgary tenkirk, St. Louis Blues. ing) 7:52, Folk Let (fighting) 7:52, Roach Van Flames; Brent Seabrook, Chicago Blackhawks; Forwards Kamloops 47 17 24 3 3 139 171 40 Val-d’Or 4 2 from “personal challenges.” U.S. DIVISION (slashing) 9:58, Atwal Van (roughing) 20:00. Blainville-Boisbriand 6 Rimouski 3 Ryan Suter, ; Shea Weber, Nick Foligno, Columbus Blue Jackets (captain); Second Period Johnson never disclosed the nature of Nashville Predators. Zemgus Girgensons, Buffalo Sabres; Claude GP W LOTLSOL GF GA Pt Shawinigan 4 Victoriaville 2 Everett 46 30 12 3 1 161 114 64 4. Vancouver, Popoff 18 (Houck, Atwal) 16:26 Drummondville 1 Gatineau 0 Forwards Giroux, Philadelphia Flyers; Ryan Johansen, (pp). those challenges. Golf.com reported that he Patrice Bergeron, Boston Bruins; Patrik Elias, Columbus Blue Jackets; Patrick Kane, Chicago Portland 47 25 19 0 3 161 155 53 OHL had tested positive for cocaine for the Spokane 44 23 17 3 1 134 134 50 Penalties — Jones Van (high-sticking) 10:12, Niagara 5 Plymouth 1 New Jersey Devils; Filip Forsberg, Nashville Blackhawks; Phil Kessel, Toronto Maple Leafs; Bobylev Van (high-sticking) 13:06, Wong Let second time in three years and that the PGA Predators; Ryan Getzlaf, ; Tyler Anze Kopitar, Los Angeles Kings; Ryan Nugent- Seattle 44 22 17 2 3 119 124 49 Sault Ste. Marie 7 Mississauga 5 Tri-City 46 22 22 0 2 128 140 46 (tripping) 15:29, Fafard Let (high-sticking) Saginaw 3 Sudbury 2 Johnson, Tampa Bay Lightning; Rick Nash, New Hopkins, Edmonton Oilers; Alex Ovechkin, Wash- 17:18. Tour suspended him for six months. The York Rangers; Vladimir Tarasenko, St. Louis ington Capitals; Bobby Ryan, Ottawa Senators; Friday’s results Kitchener 2 Kingston 1 Moose Jaw 4 Regina 3 (OT) Third Period London 6 Sarnia 2 PGA Tour said it did not. Blues; John Tavares, New York Islanders; Steven Stamkos, Tampa Bay Lightning; Radim 5. Lethbridge, Wong 18 (Estephan, Jensen) Jonathan Toews, Chicago Blackhawks (captain); Vrbata, Vancouver Canucks. Brandon 5 Prince Albert 1 Ottawa 2 Belleville 0 Johnson is an eight-time winner on the Vancouver 3 Lethbridge 2 15:11 (pp). Erie 3 Guelph 2 Tyler Seguin, Dallas Stars; Jakub Voracek, Rookies Penalties — Stukel Van (hooking) 14:04. PGA Tour. Philadelphia Flyers. Jonathan Drouin, Tampa Bay Lightning; Jiri Calgary 8 Swift Current 0 Oshawa 5 North Bay 3 Rookies Sekac, Montreal Canadiens. Pat Perez 66-68 — 134 Patrick Rodgers 70-67 — 137 Palmer misses chance San Antonio 28 17 .622 3 1/2 Martin Laird 68-66 — 134 Jerry Kelly 70-67 — 137 New Orleans 22 21 .512 8 1/2 Golf Charley Hoffman 71-63 — 134 Mark Wilson 64-73 — 137 Basketball Northwest Division J.J. Henry 67-67 — 134 John Huh 69-68 — 137 for 59, settles for record W L Pct GB James Hahn 67-67 — 134 Billy Hurley III 68-69 — 137 PGA Humana Challenge Brendon de Jonge 69-65 — 134 Danny Lee 68-69 — 137 NBA Portland 31 13 .705 — Oklahoma City 22 21 .512 8 1/2 Friday John Peterson 64-70 — 134 Carl Pettersson 68-69 — 137 LA QUINTA, CALIF. EASTERN CONFERENCE Denver 18 25 .419 12 1/2 La Quinta, Calif. Steven Alker 68-66 — 134 Fabian Gomez 69-68 — 137 Atlantic Division Utah 15 28 .349 15 1/2 Purse: $5.7 million Brendan Steele 67-68 — 135 Phil Mickelson 71-66 — 137 Ryan Palmer missed a chance to shoot 59 W L Pct GB Minnesota 7 35 .167 23 Second Round Francesco Molinari 64-71 — 135 Retief Goosen 68-70 — 138 or lower Friday in the Humana Challenge, Toronto 28 15 .651 — Pacific Division Matt Kuchar 65-64 — 129 Patrick Reed 65-70 — 135 Brice Garnett 69-69 — 138 Brooklyn 18 25 .419 10 W L Pct GB Michael Putnam 63-67 — 130 Sung Joon Park 68-67 — 135 Chris Kirk 70-68 — 138 settling for an 11-under 61 after playing an Boston 15 26 .366 12 Golden State 34 6 .850 — Bill Haas 67-63 — 130 Scott Verplank 70-65 — 135 William McGirt 71-67 — 138 eight-hole stretch in 10 under. Philadelphia 8 35 .186 20 L.A. Clippers 29 14 .674 6 1/2 Nick Watney 67-64 — 131 Harris English 67-68 — 135 Colt Knost 71-67 — 138 New York 8 36 .182 20 1/2 Phoenix 26 18 .591 10 Justin Thomas 68-63 — 131 Charles Howell III 67-68 — 135 Keegan Bradley 68-70 — 138 After opening with two pars, Palmer had Southeast Division Sacramento 16 26 .381 19 Scott Pinckney 64-67 — 131 Sean O’Hair 68-67 — 135 Brandt Snedeker 71-67 — 138 two eagles and six birdies on the next eight W L Pct GB L.A. Lakers 12 32 .273 24 Erik Compton 66-66 — 132 Scott Stallings 68-67 — 135 Daniel Berger 70-68 — 138 holes to match the longest eagle-birdie Atlanta 36 8 .818 — Friday’s Games Alex Cejka 68-64 — 132 Tony Finau 71-65 — 136 Mark Hubbard 69-69 — 138 Washington 29 14 .674 6 1/2 Toronto 91, Philadelphia 86 Ryan Palmer 71-61 — 132 Brian Davis 67-69 — 136 Zac Blair 72-66 — 138 streak in PGA Tour history. Miami 19 24 .442 16 1/2 Atlanta 103, Oklahoma City 93 Steve Wheatcroft 65-67 — 132 Webb Simpson 70-66 — 136 Graham DeLaet 68-70 — 138 Needing to play the final eight holes in 3 Charlotte 18 26 .409 18 Miami 89, Indiana 87 Nick Taylor 66-67 — 133 Boo Weekley 70-66 — 136 Adam Hadwin 72-70 — 142 Orlando 15 31 .326 22 Cleveland 129, Charlotte 90 Jason Kokrak 65-68 — 133 George McNeill 68-68 — 136 Roger Sloan 74-69 — 143 under to shoot 59, he bogeyed Nos. 2 and 3. Central Division New York 113, Orlando 106 Martin Flores 68-65 — 133 Lucas Glover 68-69 — 137 David Hearn 72-75 — 147 He birdied the fourth, sixth and eighth holes W L Pct GB Chicago 102, Dallas 98 Kevin Na 69-68 — 137 Mike Weir 80-75 — 155 Chicago 29 16 .644 — New Orleans 92, Minnesota 84 and closed with a par. Cleveland 24 20 .545 4 1/2 San Antonio 99, L.A. Lakers 85 The Texan eagled the par-4 12th to start Milwaukee 21 21 .500 6 1/2 Boston 100, Denver 99 League, Banks edged Willie Mays and the streak on PGA West’s Jack Nicklaus Detroit 17 26 .395 11 Houston at Phoenix, 7 p.m. Indiana 15 30 .333 14 Sacramento at Golden State, 8:30 p.m. Hank Aaron for his first MVP award. Private Course. He birdied the next three, WESTERN CONFERENCE Saturday’s Games BANKS He was the first player from a losing eagled the par-5 16th and added three more Southwest Division New York at Charlotte, 5 p.m. W L Pct GB Detroit at Milwaukee, 5:30 p.m. ◆ CONTINUED from page B3 team to win the NL MVP. birdies. Palmer was at 12-under 132, leaving Memphis 30 12 .714 — Philadelphia at Memphis, 6 p.m. Banks won the MVP again in 1959, him three strokes behind leader Matt Dallas 30 14 .682 1 Brooklyn at Utah, 7 p.m. “I’d like to get to the last game of the becoming the first NL player to win it Houston 29 14 .674 1 1/2 Washington at Portland, 8 p.m. Kuchar. Kuchar shot 64. World Series at Wrigley Field and hit in consecutive years, even though the three homers,” he once said. “That Fourth Round Cubs had another dismal year. Banks Cambridge United 0 Manchester United 0 was what I always wanted to do.” hit .304 with 45 homers and a league- Wawrinka through Soccer France Banks was playing for the Kansas leading 143 RBIs. Ligue Un Mexico Nice 2 Marseille 1 City Monarchs of the Negro Leagues He led the NL in homers again in to fourth round Liga MX Netherlands when the Cubs discovered him in 1960 with 41, his fourth straight Morelia 0, Leon 0 Eredivisie 1953, and purchased his contract for MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA Veracruz vs. Cruz Azul FC Twente 2 Heracles Almelo 0 season with 40 or more. His 248 Santos vs. Monterrey Scotland $10,000. He made his major league homers from 1955-60 were the most Defending champion Stan Wawrinka England Premiership debut at shortstop on Sept. 17 that FA Cup St. Johnstone 1 Aberdeen 1 in the majors, topping even Aaron and used service breaks to clinch all three sets year, and three days later hit his first Mays. on his way to a 6-4, 6-2, 6-4 win over Jarkko home run. Though Banks didn’t break the 40- Nieminen in a third-round match Saturday vannah (SAL). Tall and thin, Banks didn’t look like SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Agreed to terms with homer barrier again after 1960, he at the Australian Open. Deals RHP Ryan Vogelsong on a one-year contract. a typical power hitter. He looked even topped the 100-RBI mark three more Warwinka won his first career Grand Slam FOOTBALL less so as he stood at the plate, times, including 1969, his last full National Football League singles title last year at Melbourne Park, BASEBALL DALLAS COWBOYS — Signed DE Lavar Edwards holding his bat high and wiggling it as season. Then 38, he hit .253 with 23 beating Rafael Nadal in the final. Later in American League and S Keelan Johnson to the reserve/future list. he waited for pitches. But he had home runs and 106 RBIs, and was the year, he and Roger Federer led HOUSTON ASTROS — Agreed to terms with INF DENVER BRONCOS — Named Bill Kollar defen- strong wrists and a smooth, quick Marwin Gonzalez on a one-year contract. sive line coach. chosen an All-Star for an 11th time. Switzerland to its first Davis Cup triumph. MINNESOTA TWINS — Agreed to terms with OF HOUSTON TEXANS — Promoted Brian Gaine to stroke, and he made hitting balls out On May 12, 1970, he hit his 500th Nieminen hadn’t advanced to the third Jordan Schafer on a one-year contract. director of player personnel and Jon Carr to director of the park look effortless. OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Agreed to terms with of college scouting. home run, becoming only the eighth round here since a quarterfinal appearance INF Eric Sogard on a one-year contract. NEW YORK JETS — Named Kacy Rodgers de- When he switched to a lighter bat player at the time to reach the in 2008. TEXAS RANGERS — Agreed to terms with INF- fensive co-ordinator and Bobby April Jr. special before the 1955 season, his power plateau. DH Mitch Moreland on a one-year contract and with teams co-ordinator. In the fourth round, Warwinka will play RHP Ross Ohlendorf on a minor league contract. OAKLAND RAIDERS — Named Todd Downing quickly became apparent. He hit 44 Banks retired after the 1971 season. either Guillermo Garcia-Lopez of Spain or National League quarterbacks coach, Marcus Robertson defensive homers that season, including three He owned most of the Cubs’ career Canada’s Vasek Pospisil ATLANTA BRAVES — Claimed OF Eury Perez off backs coach, Sal Sunseri linebackers coach and against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Aug. waivers from the New York Yankees. Mike Tice offensive line coach. slugging records, some of which still Eighth-seeded Milos Raonic reached the CHICAGO CUBS — Agreed to terms with OF Dex- PITTSBURGH STEELERS — Signed P Brad Wing 4. His five grand slams that year stand today. fourth round at a fourth consecutive Grand ter Fowler on a one-year contract. Claimed RHP to a one-year contract extension. established a major league record that Gonzalez Germen off waivers from the Texas HOCKEY Known mostly for his power at the Slam tournament when he beat Benjamin Rangers. stood for more than 30 years before plate, Banks was a solid fielder, too. Becker of Germany 6-4, 6-3, 6-3 at the NEW YORK METS — Named Luis Rojas manager DALLAS STARS — Signed C Travis Morin to a two- Don Mattingly hit six in 1987. He is best known as a shortstop, of St. Lucie (FSL) and Jose Lege manager of Sa- year contract extension. Australian Open on Saturday. Banks’ best season came in 1958, where he won a Gold Glove in 1960, The 24-year-old Raonic fired 22 aces to when he hit .313 with 47 homers and but he switched to first base in 1962. advance to a match Monday against either 14. Eri Nishimura, 41.37. 129 RBIs. Though the Cubs went 72-82 15. Sandrine Martin, 40.18. He played 1,259 games at first and Feliciano Lopez or Jerzy Janowicz, who were Skating 16. Julianne Delaurier, 37.62. and finished sixth in the National 1,125 games at shortstop. playing later Saturday. 17. Marianne Rioux Ouellet, 37.35. 18. Marie-Gabrielle Hemond, 30.46. Canadian MEN Championships Short Program KINGSTON, Ont. — Results Friday from the 1. , 81.78. 2015 Canadian figure skating championships at 2. Jeremy Ten, 77.80. the K-Rock Centre: 3. Roman Sadovsky, 73.46. LADIES 4. Liam Firus, 73.20. Short Program 5. Christophe Belley, 70.05. 1. , 62.91. 6. Keegan Messing, 70.00. 2. Veronik Mallet, 61.19. 7. Elladj Balde, 64.79. 3. Alaine Chartrand, 60.25. 8. Nicolas Beaudoin, 63.09. 4. Roxanne Rheault, 54.83. 9. Mitchell Gordon, 60.34. 5. Madelyn Dunley, 49.59. 10. Andrei Rogozine, 56.08. 6. Kim Deguise Leveillee, 47.50. 11. Charles Dion, 56.05. 7. Michelle Long, 46.48. 12. Kevin Reynolds, 55.37. 8. Rachel Gendron, 46.28. 13. Jack Kermezian, 54.90. 9. Roxanne Cournoyer, 45.96. 14. Garrett Gosselin, 52.75. 10. Kira Gallant, 45.93. 15. Dominic Rondeau, 48.68. 11. Stephie Walmsley, 42.03. 16. Nicolas Tondreau-Alin, 48.59. 12. Valerie Lavergne, 41.89. 17. Leslie Ip, 47.01. 13. Marika Steward, 41.50. 18. Bennet Toman, 46.85.

Milos Raonic (8), Canada, def. Benjamin Becker, Germany, 6-4, 6-3, 6-3. Tennis Women Third Round Agnieszka Radwanska (6), Poland, def. Varvara Australian Open Lepchenko (30), United States, 6-0, 7-5. Saturday Garbine Muguruza (24), Spain, def. Timea Bac- At Melbourne Park sinszky, Switzerland, 6-3, 4-6, 6-0. Melbourne, Australia Venus Williams (18), United States, def. Camila Purse: $32.9 million (Grand Slam) Giorgi, Italy, 4-6, 7-6 (3), 6-1. Surface: Hard-Outdoor Serena Williams (1), United States, def. Elina Singles Svitolina (26), Ukraine, 4-6, 6-2, 6-0. Men Dominika Cibulkova (11), Slovakia, def. Alize Third Round Cornet (19), France, 7-5, 6-2.

Conference Championships Sunday, Jan. 18 Football Seattle 28, Green Bay 22, OT New England 45, Indianapolis 7 NFL Playoffs Pro Bowl Herald photo by Tijana Martin Sunday, Jan. 25 Divisional Playoffs At Glendale, Ariz. Saturday, Jan. 10 Team Irvin vs. Team Carter, 6 p.m. (ESPN) New England 35, Baltimore 31 Super Bowl NEVER GIVE UP Seattle 31, Carolina 17 Sunday, Feb. 1 Sunday, Jan. 11 At Glendale, Ariz. Green Bay 26, Dallas 21 New England vs. Seattle, 4:30 p.m. (NBC) Jaclyn Heggie of the Lethbridge Kodiaks dives for the ball along side Katie Waring of the SAIT Trojans during ACAC women’s basketball Indianapolis 24, Denver 13 action at Lethbridge College Friday. The Kodiaks won the game 71-63 to remain unbeaten on the season. See story on page B3. HERALD SPORTS ✦ TOP STORIES SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 2015 ✦ Lethbridge Herald page – B5 Jays’ Sanchez Lowry saves hopes to start Raptors from THE CANADIAN PRESS – VANCOUVER lowly Sixers Aaron Sanchez is preparing for the 2015 season as if he’s going THE ASSOCIATED PRESS – PHILADELPHIA to be in the Toronto Blue Jays’ starting rotation on opening day. But if the hard-throwing 22- yle Lowry scored 17 of his year-old is needed in the 21 points in the fourth bullpen, he’s willing to take on quarter to lead the that task as well. Toronto Raptors to a 91- K86 comeback victory over the “I’m getting in shape to make 35 starts this year,” Sanchez said Philadelphia 76ers on Friday Friday. “If that changes they’ll let night. me know, but my mentality right Patrick Patterson added 14 now is going into spring training points and 13 rebounds for the as a starter.” Raptors, who overcame a nine- Toronto made a splash in the point deficit with 5 1/2 minutes Associated Press photo off-season by adding Canadian left. Toronto Raptors' Kyle Lowry reacts catcher Russell Martin and third Lowry, named Thursday as a after scoring during the second half baseman Josh Donaldson to an starter for the All-Star game, of an NBA basketball game against The partners and staff of Davidson &Williams LLP are pleased to announce already potent lineup. However entered the final period with four the Philadelphia 76ers, Friday in Kristin Ailsby received the 2014Volunteer of theYear Award the strength and depth of the points on 2-for-9 shooting before Philadelphia. Toronto won 91-86. bullpen remains the biggest heating up late when the Raptors from Lethbridge Legal Guidance. question mark moving forward. desperately needed him. Carter-Williams were on the court The Blue Jays are without a Robert Covington scored 18 together since Noel’s critical We are honoured to celebrate this award recognizing Ms. Ailsby’s ongoing proven closer at the moment points to lead six 76ers in double- comments of the Philadelphia after parting ways with Casey figures. It was the fourth straight point guard following Monday’s volunteer contributions to our community. 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SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 2015 ✦ Lethbridge Herald page – B6 SI lays off staff photographers Money NEW YORK Lower interest rates Sports Illustrated is laying off all six of its staff photographers as it restructures its photography MATTERS department. Scott Novak, a spokesman for parent company concern for pension funds Time Inc., says that the magazine will be able to expand its contributor base worldwide by relying if the pension plan is in deficit, it’s probably on freelance photographers. Alexandra Posadzki not a big deal,” Monteiro said. Novak said Friday that the decision to move THE CANADIAN PRESS — TORONTO However, companies who can’t afford to away from staff photography is not cover their pension plan deficits could find unprecedented at the magazine. themselves facing difficult choices, Monteiro Sports Illustrated was founded in 1954 and has a downturn in long-term interest said. weekly audience of more than 19 million. rates near the end of last year has “If you need to put a whole bunch of cash left pension funds in a difficult into your pension plan and your business position, and with low rates isn’t generating the cash then certainly you expectedA to continue, companies will likely could be in trouble.” have to dig a little deeper into their pockets Long-term interest rates are used to to make up any deficits. calculate defined benefit pension plan After years of falling interest rates stemming from the financial crisis and liabilities — the amount of they are required subsequent recession, 2013 brought some to keep on hand today to make the future hope for pension funds as the economy payments promised to pensioners. Information submitted to City Council will become part of the began to recover, stock markets were buoyed While gains in the stock market have public record and will appear on the City’s website. and long-term rates started to rise. helped pension plans growth their assets, the For more detailed information on the City of Lethbridge go to Air Canada, for instance, reported in early drop in interest rates will offset those gains. www.lethbridge.ca 2014 that its pension plan was finally in a When interest rates decline, liabilities surplus position, after years of posting move higher says Ken Choi, director of the Stocks investment consulting practice at Towers PUBLIC NOTICES deficits as high as $4.2 billion. The Ontario S&P 500 — 2,051.82 down 11.33 points Teachers’ Pension Plan began 2014 with its Watson. Nasdaq — 4,757.88, up 7.48 points first funding surplus in a decade. “When you calculate that liability, you’re        But by the end of last year the hopes of assuming that you’re going to get a certain Currencies Canadian pension plans were dashed again, amount of interest on the money while U.S. — 124.24 cents Cdn, up 0.13 of a       as fears about Europe slipping into a you’re waiting to pay out these monthly cent recession caused investors to move away benefits,” said Choi. “And if interest rates are Pound — C$1.8637, up 0.22 of a cent      from stocks and back into safer vehicles like lower than you assumed, you’re going to Euro — C$1.3925, down 1.67 cents Euro — US$1.1208, down 1.53 cents        bonds, driving yields on long-term bonds need more money today to make good on lower. your promises.” Oil futures Pension plans had been hoping a reprieve           Manuel Monteiro, a partner with global US$45.59 per barrel, down 72 cents      pension consulting firm Mercer, says all of was on the horizon. 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this event, the podium is packed made their online debut in 2012, They chose Most Pawpular Dog, animated Great Dane who’s been Sue Manning with dog treats, patches of grass giving the top nod to a Jack for the most influential pooch on investigating mysteries for THE ASSOCIATED PRESS – Los Angeles allow pets to do their business Russell terrier named Uggie for social media; Happiest Reunion, decades, is receiving a lifetime and signs call for barking instead his star turn in “The Artist.” After for the most inspiring videotaped achievement award, given to an of applause. Plus, pooches lounge a two-year hiatus, the show reunion between a returning iconic dog character in popular wards season is on couches and sniff out swag returns Oct. 4 and is open only to military member and a dog; and culture. Warner Bros. created a underway in Hollywood, bags boasting pet food, collars adopted shelter dogs that have even Most Dog-Like Cat. custom animated segment, but one show will roll out and toys. appeared online or in TV, movies In one of the most heated allowing Scooby-Doo to “accept” Agreen turf instead of red The World Dog Awards are the or commercials. contests, five colleges competed his award from “NCIS” actress carpet and celebrate latest in a series of canine kudos The World Dog Awards are for favourite costumed dog Pauley Perrette. achievements like best mutt weaving their way into different than other shows, mascot. The contenders are: the Dogs receiving star treatment at instead of best actor. Hollywood’s human awards executive producer Robert University of Tennessee, the show got to bring a plus-one At the inaugural World Dog landscape. Horowitz said. University of Connecticut, — a person to handle the other Awards hosted by comedian The Pawscars gives accolades “You have seen Westminster, University of Georgia, Pace end of the leash, Horowitz said. George Lopez, dogs will walk in to animals in film roles, including you have seen dogs honoured for University and Mississippi State. Organizers expected about 100 on artificial grass and wag out a tarantula that won best their service and to promote Lopez said hosting the show dogs and 1,000 people to attend. with golden fire hydrant supporting arachnid a few years adoption, but not a show that gave him a chance to “create an “America loves our four-legged statuettes honouring the best in ago for appearing in “Salt” with focuses on how important they awareness of our most loyal creatures. They are a big part in entertainment and social media. Angelina Jolie. Voting is open for are in everyday life,” he said. companions, who love the life of humans. They make us There are no long speeches or the show, scheduled to air March Fans voted online for the unconditionally and never take laugh, cry and tug at our fashion critics at the show airing 4. winners of most categories before their eyes off of you.” heartstrings,” Horowitz said. Thursday on the CW Network. At The Golden Collar Awards the show’s filming on Jan. 10. Scooby-Doo, the titular “This is a way to say thanks.”

OPPORTUNITIES Hoping FOR A HOME A sinner’s best friend MATCHING PETS WITH PEOPLE ✦ This public service feature runs each Saturday in The Herald. Third of three parts touched him, the disciples are disciple, he prepares a great feast amazed, because the crowd and invites his old friends to meet Jacob M. Van Zyl pushes each other for a good spot his new Master (Luke 5). Greeks (Mark 5). come to Philip with the request, Olivia is an elegant grey young lady The Canaanite woman refuses “We, wish to see Jesus.” Philip born in August 2013. She is active and In the 1960s, mass hysteria to take no for an answer; she takes them to Jesus, as he took his keeps herself quite busy. Olivia doesn’t surrounded the Beatles. Seeing keeps following and pleading with friend Nathanael before (John 1, like to be carried around but enjoys them in person was the top Jesus to heal her demonized 12). attention and snuggling. Olivia is excited experience for most teenagers. to find a new home of her own. daughter. Her persevering faith When Jesus passes through As the news and rumours about If you are interested in meeting Olivia, prevails (Mark 7). A rich young Jericho, blind Barthimaeus starts Jesus spread, the crowds around you can visit her at the Lethbridge ruler elbows his way through the shouting as loud as he can: “Son him swell. He moves from Humane Society (2920 16 Ave. N. or call crowd to ask Jesus the haunting of David, have mercy on me!” 403-320-8991). To view other Haven synagogues to open-air pets, go to gatherings. He teaches from a question: “What must I do to Jesus hears him, stops, and heals inherit eternal life?” When he him. Shortly after, the stumpy www.lethbridgehumanesociety.com boat on the lake to the audience and click on the Pets link. Also check out on the shore. Trade roads run hears he has to stop serving the Zacchaeus climbs in a tree to see the Lethbridge and District Humane through that area; the caravans money-god, he cannot let go, Jesus. Jesus sees him, too, and Society on Facebook. take the news about the preacher- missing the opportunity of his life changes his life (Luke 18, 19). healer far and wide. People come (Luke 18). Meeting Jesus, and accepting from all parts of Israel, even from Jesus sometimes stays over with him as one’s Saviour, remains an neighbour countries (Matt. 2:24- Martha and Mary in Bethany. incomparable peak experience. It Martha is focused on preparing a may come within reach Have you ever found yourself in a new 25, Mark 3:7-11). environment, in which nobody knows you? Apart from the curious gawkers, meal, but Mary puts the work unexpectedly: by reading the You can be anyone, anything — you can craving to see a miracle, the sick, aside to enjoy the privilege to sit Jesus story, by attending a church be the person you always wanted to be. disabled, demonized and at Jesus’ feet, drinking in his service or by talking to someone Cats can feel the same way. Jacalyn lived spiritually hungry try to see and words (Luke 10). Nicodemus, a who has already taken this step. for a number of years in a foster home hear Jesus, and to touch him if Pharisee, comes by night to have Jesus grants the great opportunity where she was cared for, but not really an interview with Jesus. Jesus to start knowing, trusting and given the opportunity to be herself. A few possible. A woman, suffering from months ago, she moved to a new foster blood-flow for 12 years, battles gives this learned man new loving him. home, and what a change! Her personality the throng, believing that perspective on the Father, Son Jacob Van Zyl of Lethbridge is a has really become known. You might say, in touching Jesus’ garment will heal and Spirit (John 3). retired counsellor and the author of fact, that it has grown. This all-black girl is her. It does. When Jesus asks who When Matthew becomes a several faith-based books. a robust presence in her new setting. She enjoys any kind of interesting stimulus: playing, for instance, or watching the fun that goes on outside a window. Come of Physicians. For more information, contact Church, 1302 4 Ave. S., featuring a hot roast meal-time, she’s ready for her helping of Mary Shillington, 403-380-4281. beef dinner, dessert, tea and coffee. Sale will canned food. She’s ready for others’ food, Faith • Living the Word sessions continue feature craft items and baked goods. Tickets too, and they have to be given a head start on dinner so Jacalyn doesn’t help herself Thursdays, 7-9 p.m. until Feb 12 at Martha are available from the church office or Thrift to theirs. Jacalyn’s a cheerful little lady and always looks forward to a new day. Retreat Centre. Facilitators Teresa and Store — adults $15, children 12 and under Spending time with her person is high on her list of priorities. She would love to TODAY Vincent Hanlon, along with a DVD of Jean $7. Tickets are limited. Proceeds go to spend time with you! To meet Jacalyn, contact PAW at 403-328-6700 or Vanier, and others ask the question: Is our missions projects. Everyone welcome. [email protected]. See what excitement she can find in your world! More BULLETIN BOARD SERVICE greatest need to be loved? We invite both • Oasis Day will be held Feb. 17 from 9 information at www.pawsociety.com. The religious community’s bulletin men and women to come together in the a.m. to 4 p.m. at Martha Retreat Centre. This light of sacred scripture to view the day provides an opportunity to pray, rest and board of activities appears each provocative documentary, “Belonging – the prepare for the Lenten days to follow. Baloo is one of the most loving and gentle cats Saturday in The Herald. Search for Acceptance” to consider themes Facilitator: Theresa Parker, csm. that are in foster care with the Last Chance Cat of human weakness, social justice, vibrant • The book study “Falling Upward” at the Ranch. He gets along with other cats, dogs and ✦ community and our need to belong. For Martha Retreat Centre is postponed until children. Approximately two years old, he is in information or to register, phone 403-328- April. It will take place Thursdays, April 2- excellent health and fully vetted. Whoever is willing to provide Baloo with a forever home will • An interfaith church service as part of 3422 or email [email protected]. 30, from 2-4 p.m. have no regrets! Cats are loveable animal the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity will • A Deepening Retreat in Centring • Meditation and Book Study takes place companions and recent research shows that take place today at 10 a.m. at Our Lady of Prayer will be held at Martha Retreat Centre Tuesdays, 1-2:30 p.m. at the Community of having a cat or more than one cat reduces The Assumption Church, 2405 12 Ave. S. beginning Friday, Jan. 30 at 7:30 p.m. and Christ Church, 425 11 St. S. Learn and hypertension, anxiety and depression We also Eight denominations will be taking part in an closing on Sunday, Feb. 1, (after lunch). This practise meditation in a supportive group. have bonded pairs, such as Chevy and Little Ed ecumenical service. All are welcome and retreat is for those persons who are We begin with 30 minutes of guided who cannot be separated and their fondness for encouraged to attend. committed to Centring Prayer and desire a meditation followed by group discussion. one another is shown through sleeping • Buddhist Temple of Southern Alberta deepening experience of the role of the Holy Currently, our group is discussing topics in together, grooming one another and calling will offer the program “Exploring Buddhism Spirit in centering prayer. Director: Pat Sally Kempton’s book “Meditation For the out for each other when one is not within Together” today and Jan. 31 from 10:30- Boehm. For information or to register, phone Love of It.” We honour and welcome people sight. 11:30 a.m. at 470 40 St. S. Text is provided, 403-328-3422 or email of all faiths and traditions. Information at If you haven’t visited our Online Store, no charge. Everyone welcome. For more [email protected]. www.spiritinmotionyoga.ca or call Vickie please do! We have some unique items for details, call Yasuo Izumi at 403-382-7024. • Transitions is a 15-week peer support at 402 320-6763. sale, with all proceeds going to the care of • Orthodoxy 101 seminars, sponsored in program to help those who are separated or • Centering Prayer takes place Tuesdays the cats. Fostering is a great way to get to part by Holy Trinity Ukrainian Orthodox divorced. Participants will meet once a week at 1:30 p.m. at Martha Retreat Centre, 1130 know the cats and all supplies and vetting Church, will be held at the Lethbridge Public to reflect upon and discuss topics such as Scenic Drive S. Facilitator: Pat Boehm. For are undertaken by LCCR. You can read Library (Community Meeting Room, lower self-esteem, grief, stress, anger, guilt, blame, information or to register, phone 403-328- more about us by visiting our Facebook north wing) Monday, Jan. 26 and loneliness, forgiveness, blended families and 3422 or email [email protected]. page at www.facebook.com/lastchancecatlethbridge. Thursday, Jan. 29 from 6:45-8:45 p.m. each more. The program takes place Tuesday • Celebrate Recovery — a Christ-centred night. Come and learn about the faith of the evenings beginning Feb. 3 from 7-9 p.m. at recovery program for any hurt, hang-up and Ancient Church. All are welcome. For more St. Basil’s Parish Hall (604 13 St. N.). To habit, meets Friday nights at Park Meadows information, call 403-223-5283. register, contact All Saints Parish office at Baptist Church, 2011 15 Ave. N. 6 p.m. - Tiny and KitKat came to us with their • McKillop United Church will host a panel 403-327-8931 or email supper ($3); 7 p.m. - large group; 8 p.m. - brother Jack. They were all very sick with upper and discussion on assisted end-of-life choices [email protected]. open share small groups; 9 p.m. - Solid Rock respiratory infections and as a result, little Jack Jan. 31 from 9 a.m.-noon at the church, • Peace, Be Still, eight Mindfulness Cafe. email needed his eye removed. He has since been 2329 15 Ave. S. This community event is Sessions, will take place at Martha Retreat [email protected] for adopted into a wonderful home and now Tiny intended to provide information regarding Centre on Tuesdays Feb. 3 to March 24 more information or visit and KitKat are looking for their furever homes. the medical, legal, and personal issues from 7:15–8:15 p.m. A continuation of the http://celebraterecovery.ca/wp/. It would be wonderful if they found a home surrounding making end-of-life choices. “Be Still” sessions from the fall, this class will • An interfaith devotional gathering is together but they can be adopted separately. There will be presentations and a lengthy continue the practice of finding the stillness held every Sunday from 1-3 p.m. at the They are both 13-week-old tortoiseshells. Tiny question and discussion period. The and silence that already runs through us and Baha’i Information Centre, #2, 310 12 St. S. has shorthair and is polydactyl (extra toes) and following speakers will share their gives us peace. Participants will build A light lunch is followed by prayers and KitKat is longhaired. They are the sweetest little professional experiences and opinions on this awareness through sitting, walking and other readings from various faiths. Everyone is girls — full of energy, playful and very very important topic: Dr. Kathy Yamashita meditative techniques. The fall course is not welcome. Details: 403-394-8888. adventurous. They are good with cats and dogs. GP; LeAnn Esau RN, Seniors Health/Alberta a prerequisite. Facilitator is Cheryl Dick. For • The Bibles for Missions Thrift Store, Call Linda (403 381-9269) or Sam (403 382-0977) Health Services; Amanda Porter PhD, Clinical information or to register, phone 403-328- located at 1004 1 Ave. S., is open Monday- of Purrfect Endings Rescue to find out more about Ethicist/Alberta Health Services; Scott Harling, 3422 or email [email protected]. Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Profits go Tiny and KitKat. Cosmo and Squinty are still at Lawyer, North & Company LLP; Dr. David • Coaldale United Church will hold its toward mission work and Bibles for people in Petland waiting so patiently for their furever home. Amies, Dying with Dignity Advisory Council Annual Turkey Supper Feb. 8 from 4-6 p.m. China and other Asian countries. Phone 403- These two sisters have been through a lot. Please at the church, 2022 18 St. in Coaldale. $12 327-3199. consider welcoming them into your heart and for adults, $6 for children 6-12. For take-out • The MCC Thrift Shop is in its new home. We offer a reduced adoption fee of $200 FIRST CHRISTIAN orders, phone 403-345-3240. location at 1117 2A Ave. N. (across the street for both cats. This includes deworming, • Salvation Army Ministry Fundraiser from Save-On Foods). Proceeds from the vaccinations and spaying. Purrfect Endings takes in REFORMED CHURCH Dinner and Sale will take place Feb. 13 at store go to support poverty reduction many special needs animals that require extra 14th St. 8 Ave. North 329-8843 6 p.m. at the Salvation Army Community projects around the world through medical care and special food which results in very Pastor: Jim Zondervan Mennonite Central Committee. The shop is high vet bills. Donations are desperately needed and greatly appreciated. No open Monday to Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to amount is too small.

Sunday Services at 10 a.m. 41209544 LUTHERAN 4:30 p.m. There will be a bag sale the second Join us in Worship and Fellowship Tuesday of each month and will offer 50 per CHURCH cent off on the last two business days of Sadie is a seven-month-old boxer cross. She is happy and sweet and snuggly. She’s also GOOD SHEPHERD E.L.C.I.C each month. For more information, call 403- United Church 2406 - 11 AVE. S. PH: 328-3445 Pastor: Tom Peterson 329-4808. wiggly and bouncy and playful. We are still

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2 1 SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 2015 4 2022 18 St., Coaldale. Please use northeast who would love to be part of an active family. Southminster United Church For more information on Sadie, please 10:00 am -Worship Service entrance. For more information, call 403- Windy City Rescue at 403-359-3139 or visit our 1011 - 4 Ave. S. Phone: 327-3404 11:00 am Sunday School 345-3240. Send Faith Today items to Dave Sulz, The website www.windycityrescue.com for the 10:30 a.m. - Worship Herald, Box 670, Lethbridge, T1J 3Z7; fax adoption process and all inclusions. Musical Guest - Neil Alho, baritone 403-329-9355; or email to Refreshments following worship TRINITY REFORMED [email protected]. Please Join Us! CHURCH www.southminsterunited.org 1100 - 40 Avenue North www.trinityurc.org Meet Curley, eight months old, First United Church Worship Services at 2011 - 15th Avenue North house- and crate-trained, great with email - [email protected] 10:00 a.m. & 6:00 p.m. Ph. 403-327-4422 • www.parkmeadows.ca other dogs, kids, and cats. View all 403-327-2659 “"My help comes from the LORD, the Maker Sunday, January 25, 2015 adoptables on our Facebook page, Service at 10:00 a.m. of heaven and earth.” www.facebook.com/RidgeRescue, Epiphany 3 - Eva Stanley Psalm 121:2 “Kingdom Alignment” or website, www.ridgerescue.com. Generations Chapel Rev. Hank Van der Woerd Sermon Series: God With Us In Jesus 41209520 703 - 13 Street North Rev. Wybren Oord Pastor Patrick Hazelwood 41209525 403-327-6434 Worship Services: 9:15 am and 11:00 am

A Warm Welcome Awaits You! 41209530 FASHION ✦ LIFESTYLES

SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 2015✦ Lethbridge Herald page – B9 Mature models change the face of fashion Joni Mitchell among aging stars attracting attention

Lauren La Rose THE CANADIAN PRESS — TORONTO

oni Mitchell and Joan Didion are well into their golden years, but the Canadian music icon and American Jliterary legend are emerging as fashion’s freshest faces with each fronting separate campaigns for two leading luxury labels. The image of a sunglasses-sporting Didion set social media and the fashion world ablaze when the 80-year-old writer was featured as part of the spring-summer 2015 campaign for Celine. Saint Laurent recently tweeted black- Author Joan Didion is shown in a handout and-white snapshots of a tranquil Mitchell photo. at her Bel Air, Calif., home captured by the label’s designer, Hedi Slimane. Holding an insights on marketing to baby boomers. acoustic guitar, the 71-year-old singer- “I think the particular fashion brands songwriter is dressed in a folk tunic, a they’re always wanting to be different ... leather cape by Slimane and a classic they want to be edgy. And it is probably fedora as part of the Saint Laurent Music generating a lot of attention because Project, a campaign of rock stars in iconic they’re using these mature models, and and permanent pieces of the collection. they’re in a way saying the marketing “There’s a lot of mystique being taken strategy is no longer just (about) external out of fashion, and what these women have beauty, but inherent beauty in what they’ve is mystique,” said Suzanne Boyd, editor-in- accomplished. The mind is as important as chief of Zoomer Magazine. beauty.” “They have their own style. They’ve never Ko sees it as a trend that will endure, followed fashion. They’ve just been who notably because the boomer demographic they are and there’s nothing more stylish or “is here to stay for another 15 years.” chic than that — and they’re not playing in “We’re one-third of the population, but the same sandbox. So what does fashion we control more than 70 per cent of the love more than anything else but newness? disposable income, so as marketers, they “To the fashion eye, they’re new. It’s new probably need to think.” to go after women like this, that it’s not While older women have been featured about beauty or glamour — it’s about true in designer shows, the runway is still far achievement and authenticity.” from achieving true diversity in casting, as Last fall, 69-year-old Helen Mirren was young, slender models remain in the announced as the new face of L’Oreal, catwalk majority. joining fellow Oscar winner Jane Fonda, 77, “Because samples are made in a Canadian Press photos in representing the brand alongside particular size — either a size two or four notable women half — and even a third — — it’s not going to fit a lot of mature Joni Mitchell wears an Yves Saint Laurent folk tunic, a leather cape by designer Hedi Slimane and of their ages. women,” said Ben Barry, assistant the Yves Saint Laurent classic fedora in this undated handout photo taken in Bel Air, California. In recent years, Ines de la Fressange has professor of equity, diversity and inclusion walked in shows for Jean Paul Gaultier and at the school of fashion at Ryerson Advanced Style which features stylish longer valued their appearance, they were Chanel in her 50s, while nonagenerian University in Toronto. seniors in helping pioneer the idea now no longer deemed culturally beautiful. style icon Iris Apfel created a cosmetics “As you age, your body changes, so a lot being embraced by marketers — that the “I think we’ve seen blogs really challenge collection with MAC and appeared in ads of these women, they may not be plus size, love of fashion isn’t bound by that by showing women of all ages, for the brand. but they’re certainly maybe a size 10 or a demographics. whether they’re women who work in the industry or just regular women on the Marketing and branding expert Lina Ko size 12; and because of that, they’re not “Certainly in the fashion industry from a said she sees Mitchell and Didion as the going to fit into the samples on the street, and showing them as beacons and business perspective, a stereotype existed champions of style and, really, inspiration latest evolution in the movement toward runway.” that once women hit a particular age they mature models which aims at celebrating Barry said incorporating older women for so many women.” no longer cared about clothes, they no individuality. into runway shows will require a more “They’re icons in their own categories, sizable institutional shift in the way but they’re not style icons,” said Ko, author fashions are created and designed. But he of boomerwatch.ca, a blog providing credited social media and blogs like ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A FAMILY Have you tried to Kakuro? PHYSICIAN? Give this puzzle a try in Sunday’s Herald.

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he first career planning step such as using a is self-assessment — getting particular software to know yourself. The more program or operating you know about what you a diesel engine, tend Tvalue, what you’re interested in and to be directly related what you’re good at, the more likely to an occupation or you’ll be to make effective choices workplace. For about your career. help identifying Your preferences your skills, check Consider the following questions out the web page to help you get a general sense of Your Skills and your career-related preferences. Accomplishments • What do you like to do? (http://alis.alberta.ca/worksearch/gs/s • What do you do well? kills.html). • What are you proud of? Your traits • What makes work meaningful for Your traits are the personal you? characteristics or self-management • What motivates you at work? skills that you bring to each • What are your expectations from occupation and workplace you’re work? involved with. Career options that • What type of lifestyle do you want? emphasize your positive traits are • What skills do you have? likely to be good choices for you. • What work experience do you have? Which of the following words describe • What level of education do you you? Make a list of your traits: have or would you be willing to get? • accurate; curious; helpful; logical; • What kind of training do you have outgoing; perceptive; resourceful; or would you be willing to get? self-confident; thorough; Your values versatile. Your values are your standards or Your personal priorities ideals. A satisfying career usually CAREER What personal priorities are reflects your values. Which of the important to you and worth including following values motivate you? What in your career plan? Consider the other values are important to you? following ideas and add some of your • society; competition; variety; PLANNING own: independence; money; prestige; • Think about your school, work and security; making important volunteer experiences. What would you decisions; being respected by others; like to be the same, and what would having time to pursue other activities; you want to be different in the future? learning new things; protecting • What were your best subjects at the environment; creativity; belonging STEP #1 school? Would you be willing to take to a group; personal satisfaction some further education or training in Your interests those areas or in other areas? Your interests are the activities you • What kind of environment do you like. You tend to be happier at work Know Yourself like to work in? For example, do you when your day involves at least some prefer to be outdoors, near your home, of your interests. Which of the have a talent for. Different occupations using systems to gather information; in the city, with a small group of following interests do you enjoy? Add require different kinds of abilities. planning and developing projects, co- people, in a large organization? other interests to the list: Identify all of your abilities, not just the ordinating and handling details; Knowing yourself is the foundation • solving problems; selling ideas or ones listed here: understanding how things work and of the career planning process. It helps things to people; being physically • working with numbers; creating putting them together you organize your thoughts about who active; working with facts and figures; things and using your imagination; Your skills you are, what’s important to you and helping people; using your visualizing in three dimensions from a Your skills are the activities you’ve what you want. When you know what’s imagination; building or fixing things; drawing or blueprint; listening, learned to do well. Employability or unique about you and your experience, creating things; working with expressing feelings, working well with transferable skills, such as and what inspires you, you’re ready to machinery or tools others; using and understanding words communication, leadership and explore possibilities and pursue Your abilities and ideas; performing physical tasks; teamwork skills, are useful in most promising career options. Your abilities are activities that seem noticing differences in details and work situations. They are the skills you to come naturally to you, such as the recognizing errors; learning scientific will continue to use throughout your From the Alberta Learning things other people would say you and technical principles; creating or career. Work specific or technical skills, Information Service

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Apprenticeship Interested in training programs last Choosing a Post- from one to four years, apprenticeships? depending on the Secondary Program trade. When similar education or training programs are offered n apprenticeship training program is a by different institutions, how do you know which pro- combination of on-the-job training, work gram(s) would be best for you? experience and technical training in a The following tips can help you make sure that the cer- trade. From day one, apprentices earn a tificate, diploma or degree you earn will be one employers salaryA for their time on the job. respect and the post-secondary institution you choose to your attend will provide the type of learning environment in Apprenticeship training programs last from one pay as which you learn best. to four years, depending on the trade. you 1. The most important thing you need to know is Apprentices spend about 80 per cent of their time progress why you want to take an education or training pro- gram – what is your goal? If you know where you learning on the job from a qualified tradesperson. through The rest of the time is spent taking technical want the training to take you, it is much easier to de- training. Your cide which program will get you there. training, usually at a college or technical institution. employer also For help deciding what you want, check out the While they attend technical training, apprentices agrees to train Career Planning — An Overview tip sheet or visit the may be eligible for Employment Insurance (EI) or you on-the-job CAREERinsite website at alis.alberta.ca/careerinsite. student grants (based on need). while allowing you 2. Make sure you are aware of all the education and training programs that might fill your needs and Apprentices may also be eligible for more than time to attend 400 annual scholarships of $1,000 each. Visit if there are less formal methods of acquiring the technical training. knowledge and skills you need (e.g. on-the-job tradesecrets.alberta.ca for more information. Technical training training, distance education courses). High school students can earn credits toward generally involves For help identifying education and both an apprenticeship program and a high school attending annual training alternatives, see the OC- diploma through the Registered Apprenticeship classroom sessions that are four Cinfo at alis.alberta.ca/oc- Program (RAP). There are 500 annual scholarships cinfo, the Many Training to 12 weeks long. In some trades, technical training Paths Develop Skills and of $1,000 each available to RAP apprentices. For delivery options such as distance learning, weekly more information, talk to a school counsellor, check Knowledge tip sheet or the apprenticeship training (you attend classes once a publication “Time to out the Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry week), or on-the-job-site training are available. Choose…a post-secondary education program.” Training website at tradesecrets.alberta.ca or visit Tuition fees and the purchase of course supplies 3. When you’ve identified programs that could get you started in the direction you the nearest Apprenticeship and Industry Training apply. want to go, you’ll probably have a number of questions about those programs. office. Call the Career Information Hotline at 422- • What are the entrance requirements? As an apprentice, you accumulate hours on the • Is it a “quota program” with limited enrolment? If so, what grades are generally re- 4266 in Edmonton or 1-800-661-3753 in other job and advance through technical training until Alberta locations for the office nearest you. quired to gain admission? you have mastered your trade. When you have • Does the program start in September, or are there other possible entry dates? Registering for apprenticeship training in Alberta completed apprenticeship training requirements, • What are the application deadlines for each program? is as easy as 1-2-3. you become an Alberta-certified journeyperson. • Does the program include a work experience component? If so, is it volunteer work Choose a trade You may be able to write an Interprovincial or are students paid for their work? Who is responsible for arranging the work experi- Check the list of apprenticeship trades in Alberta ence? Standards Program exam to earn a Red Seal on your • What percentage of graduates find related employment? at tradesecrets.alberta.ca and narrow your choices journeyperson certificate. This credential is down to those trades that interest you. • How much do tuition, books and supplies cost? recognized in other Canadian provinces and The best source of information about a particular program is the institution that offers (Note: For more information on the territories where your trade is designated, without the program. You can contact post-secondary institutions directly and request print ma- apprenticeship trades, visit the OCCinfo website at further examinations. terials or look for the information you need on their websites. alis.alberta.ca/occinfo) Other Relevant Tips If you don’t have easy access to the Internet or you would like to browse through pro- Next, talk to and ask questions of people working Information Interviewing for Career, Learning gram information from a variety of institutions, check out the career counselling offices and libraries in your area. Collections of post secondary institution calendars can be in these trades. Talk to employers, too. You may be and Work Options able to job shadow to see what the day-to-day work found in Alberta Works Centres located in Alberta Human Services centres throughout For more, visit the TIPS home page at the province. For a listing of service centres, see the Career Services Near You page on is like. alis.alberta.ca/tips the ALIS website at alis.alberta.ca/awc. Find an employer Additional Reading 4. After you’ve used print or Internet resources to gather some basic information You must be employed to become an apprentice. Time to Choose…A Post-Secondary Education about your program options, it’s a good idea to talk to people connected with each pro- Thousands of employers hire and train apprentices. Program and Working in Alberta: A Guide for gram, such as • program instructors; Find the one that’s right for you. Internationally Trained and Educated Immigrants Apply • representatives of applicable professional associations or licensing bodies; published by Alberta Human Services. For copies of • employers likely to hire program graduatesduates; Once you have an employer, pick up an these publications: • program graduates. apprenticeship application and contract form from • download an online copy or order the Finding and contacting these people may take some determined networking, but it’s your nearest Apprenticeship and Industry Training publication from the ALIS website at well worth the effort. For example, if employers tell you that they prefer to hire gradu- office or download it from tradesecrets.alberta.ca. alis.alberta.ca/publications ates of a different program, that’s definitely something you want to know before you en- roll! When you and your employer have completed and • visit the Alberta Career Information Hotline signed the application, return it to the nearest 5. Your choice of institution may be influenced by any or all of the following consider- website at alis.alberta.ca/hotline or call 1-800-661- ations: Apprenticeship and Industry Training office for 3753 toll-free or 780-422-4266 in Edmonton • location (how close it is to your home); registration. • visit your local Alberta Works Centre. To find the • size (whether you prefer the learning environment at a smaller or larger institution); The apprenticeship application and contract is a centre nearest you, go to the Career Services Near • type of institution (e.g. religious affiliation); legal agreement between you and your employer. It You page on ALIS at alis.alberta.ca/awc or call the • the institution’s academic reputation in your subject field; • costs (e.g. tuition, books, accommodation); outlines the responsibilities for both of you during Alberta Career Information Hotline. your apprenticeship program: • the type of student services and facilities offered (e.g. counselling services, housing). Additional Information Most post-secondary institutions have open houses or information sessions. It’s a • You commit to completing your technical and Visit the Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry great opportunity to look around the campus, experience the learning environment, ask on-the-job training requirements. Training website at tradesecrets.alberta.ca. about program content and find out what student life is like. • Your employer commits to paying you a certain From the Alberta Learning Information Service percentage of the journeyperson wage, increasing From the Alberta Learning Information Service

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Proudly celebrating 20 years. Recruitment & Search Temporary Sta ng HR Management careers & education – SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 2015 ✦ Lethbridge Herald page – C4 Collaboration on campus: Solid teamwork, creative cooperation and innovative partnerships thrive in all corners of Lethbridge College campus

In the classrooms and on the playing courts, in the library and in the Lethbridge community, Lethbridge College students, staff, alumni and partners can be found working together on variety of projects of all sizes and ambitions. Sometimes the partnership beneits the two people involved. Sometimes it beneits groups and organizations for decades down the road. The following stories and photos capture just a glimpse of some of the people and programs that rely on collaboration to achieve some great results.

Complete versions of these stories originally appeared in recent issues of Wider Horizons, Lethbridge College’s award-winning magazine. To read more, pick up the magazine at newsstands this month (bundled with Lethbridge Living magazine), stop by the college to pick up a copy, or go to widerhorizons.ca.

Starting a new journey: Class assignment and work with college Elder changes lives – and career plans – of two criminal justice students

With willows and rocks and “When I heard about the a willingness to learn, James assignment, I thought it was Smith and Warren Haayema almost a waste of time,” says approached the sweat lodge for Haayema. “But James and I the irst time in ebruary talked about going to a sweat. with Lethbridge College Elder I was raised with a lot of Peter Weasel Moccasin. They negative views toward the had started on this journey in irst ations culture, a lot of the class of Terry Dreaddy, and wrong information.” as Weasel Moccasin says, “Once you start on a journey, there So the students approached is no turning back. You just their instructor, who put them keep going. It’s very simple. My in touch with Shanda Webber, ancestors practiced it.” the college’s manager for Recruitment and irst ations, Dreaddy, who taught Criminal Mtis and Inuit (MI) Justice students a “Diversity Services. Webber helped Issues in Criminal Justice” connect them with Weasel course, had given the students Moccasin. “It was a match,” an assignment that seemed says Smith. “We connected simple on the surface. They had with him right away.” Haayema to pick a place where they felt adds: “He took us out for a uncomfortable, or where they sweat, and it changed my didn’t understand the culture. whole life.” Then they were to go out and experience that culture or The day of the sweat, the group. two students helped make the lodge. They gathered “We want to give the students willows and rocks out of the the opportunity to be creek and collected clay from empathetic to a new culture or badger holes. They made a group,” says Dreaddy, who is circle and tied the willows now the college’s director for the after that. Smith said he was Centre for Teaching, Learning impressed by the welcoming After the death of his father is Aah-ka-kii-tsi-pii-moy-kii- and Innovation. “Some students attitude of the college’s Elder, about eight years ago, Weasel to-kii, or Many Painted Horses go to Hutterite colonies, some to who was joined by another Moccasin said he was left with Rider. Haayema’s Blackfoot gay bars, some to the mosque or Elder at the irst sweat. “They a message: “to help people in name is ootsi-ta-po-kii-to-pii, the Buddhist church, and some showed us how to make the the future through prayer and or Lone Rider. to the irst ations community. lodge,” says Smith. “They conversation,” he says. “Maybe The idea is to help teach were open with all of this I can help in the college and in “Giving a Blackfoot name to sensitivity and empathy for information. Things I was told the community, to live in peace someone who is not a Blackfoot every culture and every person. growing up – misconceptions, in and outside of the community, person is both an honour and If you approach every person false information. There were to help overcome barriers, a responsibility,” Webber says. this way – if you show interest a lot of things I did not know. to overcome prejudice and “It’s given to someone who has and respect – you are going It was very powerful – so bigotry.” made an important contribution to come away with a greater rich in history and tradition. to the community, and to appreciation of that culture.” I understood what Terry was Smith and Haayema say the someone who is committed and trying to do.” college Elder has helped responsible for carrying that The assignment, and the them do just that – and that name, and continuing to support generous involvement of the Weasel Moccasin remembers now they are both looking at the community.” college’s Elder Weasel Moccasin, seeing Elders at sweats when working with irst ations has changed the lives of Smith he was young, but adds that it’s communities as police oficers. and Haayema. only been in the last seven or They have continued to nurture For more information about eight years that he has started their relationship within the Lethbridge College FNMI programs “Terry said we had to get close to fully understand the work Blackfoot community since that and opportunities, email fnmi@ lethbridgecollege.ca or visit to the experience, not just be a of the Elders of his youth. irst sweat as well, returning for lethbridgecollege.ca/fnmi. distant observer,” says Smith, “They accepted if a person was regular gatherings and other who came to the college after good or bad,” he says. “They sweats, including one during which they were given Blackfoot Story by Lisa Kozleski for having served eight years in allowed themselves the spiritual Wider Horizons the military, including a stint in strength that was in them. It names. Smith’s Blackfoot name Afghanistan. “We had to really has been a lifetime of work, be there, right there in the midst of knowledge, of wisdom, of of it.” practice.” careers & education – SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 2015 ✦ Lethbridge Herald page – C5

their future might hold by connecting with The second Lethbridge College alum who Communications them in the classroom from Toronto and (virtually) found his way back to the grads share their Atlanta this past year. Anne-Marie Jackson classroom last April is Rick Lewchuk, a and Rick Lewchuk are two examples of grad who currently works as Senior knowledge and countless alumni who go out of their way Vice President of Creative Marketing at C to collaborate with the next generation Worldwide in Atlanta. experience working of Lethbridge College students and help prepare them for professional life. Lewchuk started at Lethbridge Cable and in a rapidly-evolving moved to CJOC radio (. Classic Hits) and Anne-Marie Jackson spoke to the students then Baton Broadcasting (which became industry last April. She graduated from the college’s CTV). When Bell bought CTV in , it print journalism program in and has took the company in a different direction People in communities around the worked with and for the latest technologies that wasn’t a good it for Lewchuk. C just globe encounter Lethbridge College – just as students in the college’s newly happened to be looking for someone with communications graduates when they revamped Digital Communications his skills. turn on their radios and televisions, read and Media are. In the seven years since the latest newspaper articles, check their graduation, she has created a video Lewchuk’s irst role at C is to bring Twitter feed and watch how decisions in journalism niche for herself in Canada’s viewers to the channel and to read cnn.com. Canada’s and America’s media landscape largest city. The second is to build a brand. Journalism unfold. has always led people to understand more Jackson worked her way from the Lethbridge about how interconnected we are. “If you The college has been sending out graduates Herald to Toronto’s Globe and Mail before can do that visually, I think it makes the in communications ields for more than ending up as a video producer for the world a smaller place,” Lewchuk says. “It ive decades, constantly adjusting to . She is busy creating nine has the potential to make the world a better changing times and technologies. Two of shows for the Star’s website while ilming place. I’m an optimist. We have a role in those successful Lethbridge College alumni and producing the pieces herself. Two storytelling, instead of making decisions have opened up students’ minds with what full-time video editors who work under based on biases we have towards a different Jackson help the team push out video culture. When we can see it and experience content daily with features on sports, it, I think that makes a ton of difference.” business, food, entertainment and long-form documentaries. Lethbridge College recently revamped its Of everything she’s learned from her many Communications Arts program and launched jobs, Jackson says that caring about the the new Digital Communications and Media world and being open to exploring it are key program. Learn more about this program at to gaining respect from those you interview. learn.lc/digitalcommunications. “Journalism is all about being honest and true to the people you are documenting,” Story by Kris Hodgson for Wider Horizons. she says. “It’s probably one of the most rewarding careers.”

Lethbridge College’s aquaponics researcher exchanges tropical winds for Chinooks in search of innovative answers to pressing food production questions

While Charlie Shultz has been Shultz says his Alberta inluencing the development of connection began in the late aquaponics in Alberta for more s with an international than years, he just arrived in course offered at the University the province, and at Lethbridge of the Virgin Islands to College, in . people interested in learning more about the aquaponics Shultz is one of a handful of process. The course attracted researchers in Canada who researchers from Alberta – and works in the aquaponics ield, he stayed in touch with them a research discipline named over the years. by combining the words the Alberta Aquaculture Dr. Edith Olson, Chair of aquaculture – farming ish or Shultz says the potential at Association, and orthern Agriculture and Life Sciences, other aquatic species such as Lethbridge College to train Bioponics (an existing says the partnerships, the shrimp, lobster, mussels or students and offer professional aquaponics facility located in researchers’ enthusiasm and oysters – and hydroponics – development or certiication to Prince George, B.C.). the possibilities brought about growing plants in a soilless existing and potential business by adding people and resources medium by feeding them owners will bring a signiicant The other aspect of Shultz’s to the aquaponics program will nutrient-rich water in a beneit to the industry. “So operation with an industry have many beneits beyond ish controlled environment much of what we do is industry connection is research that and plants. “We have an engaged and using either natural or driven,” says Shultz. “I am supports the development and enthusiastic number of artiicial light. asking them if there is a need of new products. He expects researchers at Lethbridge for our programs and our to increase the working College who are working on He took the bold step of people. I am getting a lot of ‘yes!’ relationships with import very tangible projects that not relocating from the tropical U.S. answers.” regulators, food inspection only meet rigorous scientiic Virgin Islands to Lethbridge agencies and the Alberta standards, but also provide College to further a research An Innovation Enhancement government to ensure that value to the community as question that he absolutely Grant of , awarded any new market ish species potential products or services,” cannot answer on a warm in from the atural introduced into the province Olson says. Caribbean island: How do Sciences and Engineering meet strict standards. various aquaponics systems Research Council (SERC) was Shultz adds that the college’s work in colder climates and can the irst piece of the puzzle Aquaculture Centre of For more information about they be economically feasible? to fall into place to support Excellence (ACE) is uniquely Applied Research opportunities at It turns out that Lethbridge, Shultz’s research, teaching positioned to work with Alberta Lethbridge College, call 403-320- with its well-established aquatic and the aquaponics business Agriculture to move industry- 3202 ext. 5284 or email technology program at the development program. Partners focused projects forward [email protected]. college, intense summer sun, in the project include Red Hat once approval is received, winter chills and wildly-variable Cooperative, Ltd., ational since Alberta Agriculture Story by Robert Cooney for and wind-driven weather Research Council, Dr. ick representatives are already Wider Horizons throughout the year, is a perfect Savidov of Alberta Agriculture key members of the facility’s spot for Shultz to test his and Rural Development, working group. theories.

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Your education can take you to new heights. That’s what it did for Greg Matt, one of the winners of Lethbridge College’s Extreme Career Makeover. Greg, who had been working three jobs to support his family, was able to get the tools and training he needed to succeed in a new career he loves. He just started working full-time with the City of Lethbridge in Electric Operations. “Lethbridge College was amazing at giving me a solid base going into the trades,” Greg says, “and now seeing the job done each day has given me even more of an appreciation of what I have learned.”

At Lethbridge College, we give you the tools you need to connect to the work you love. Our students are fully immersed in one of more than 50 career-training programs – including criminal justice, health sciences, agriculture, environmental science, engineering and the trades. As a student, you’ll engage in applied research and ¿nd practical solutions to real world problems. When you graduate, you’ll be a welcome addition to any workplace because you’re equipped with experience and ready to go on day one – just like Greg Matt.

lethbridgecollege.ca careers & education SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 2015 ✦ Lethbridge Herald page – C8 Over 45 and looking for work? Some sage advice and helpful hints to deal with your situation

ven after you reach a certain age, service that offers budgeting help and • Use networking changes in your life and your unbiased financial advice. techniques to find workplace continue to happen — Recognize that employers value unadvertised for example, you may lose a job transferable or employability skills. opportunities. Ethat you thought was secure or realize that Employability skills such as you need to supplement your retirement communication and interpersonal skills Plan how you income. are much harder to teach that work- will handle age- If you never expected to be looking for specific or technical skills. Employers related issues work at age 45 or better, becoming a job want to hire people who already have during your seeker at this point in your life can feel like employability skills, which are also known work search. a major challenge. You may have been as transferable or soft skills. A Canadian imagining your future as a well-marked Federation of Independent Business path in front of you. Now you’re facing a survey found that members ranked the change in direction, with no idea of where following employability skills as the the path is leading. top three employee skills and qualities: The following tips will help you move • willingness to learn forward into a new phase in your life. • willingness to stay at the firm Allow yourself time to deal with any • customer service skills emotions you’re experiencing. Take time to identify your employability You may need to grieve the loss of what skills — skills you’ve developed through was before you’re ready to make plans for years of life and work experiences. what will be. For example, if family illness Recognize that you may improve your has forced you to look for work, you may chances of finding work by upgrading be feeling resentful. It can be hard to let go your work-specific or technical skills. 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SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 2015 ! Lethbridge Herald page – C9 HELP WANTED Foremost Co-operative Seed Cleaning Plant is hiring a MENTAL HEALTH THERAPIST FULL TIME SEED

Grasslands Public Schools is looking for a 1.0 FTE Mental Health Therapist for PLANT LABOURER Bassano School located in Bassano, Alberta. This position will begin as soon as a • General agricultural knowledge a must suitable candidate is found and has a tentative end date of June 30, 2016. This • Applicant should be able to tolerate dust position will require you to work in the areas of Mental Health; Nursing – General conditions and Psychiatric; Psychology; Counselling and Social Work. • Willing to work some shift work at times For complete job details see www.grasslands.ab.ca. • Willing to obtain required certificates • Employment to start as soon as possible We require all staff to submit an original CRC, including the vulnerable sector • Wage negotiable with experience Get check, completed within the last six months, before beginning positions. Career Please submit a résumé, including 3 professional references and transcripts to: Please mail resume to: EMPLOYED Foremost Co-operative Kathleen Jensen Seed Cleaning Plant Box 101 Services Assistant Superintendent no w! Foremost, Alberta T0K 0X0 for Mature Workers Grasslands Public Schools or, leave resume at the Fax: 403-362-8225 Seed Plant Office. aged 50 - 64+ R EGISTE Email: [email protected] R * NOW! Ben & Donna Walter Farms Ltd s2 2ESUMEESUME WRWRITINGITING Director of Care / Nurse Manager (RN) s! !CCESSCCESS HIDDENHIDD JOBJ B MARMARKETKETT Brooks, Alberta s- -ICROSOFTICROSOFFTT/ /FlCEFlCETR TRAININGAINING AgeCare Communities of Care andWellness s #USTOMIZED#USTOMIZED TRAININGTRAINING ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTING Seasonal and Permanent We are currently looking for a full time Director of Care to CUSTOMERCUSTOMER SERVICE SAFETYSERVICEE SAFFEETYANDM AND MORE MORE manage resident care at our Sunrise Gardens Community in Farm Workers needed Brooks, AB which is a supportive Living facility that s 77O 7ORKORK WITH A JOB CCOACHOACH for Ben & Donna Walter Farms Ltd. employs 80+ Licensed Practical Nurses and Health Care s 77EE DESIGN THE SERSERVICESVICESAR AROUNDOUNDD Y YOUOU Aides. The Director of Care (DOC) is responsible for Start Date ASAP, March 1st management of the Resident Care Services within the s --USTUST BBEE UNDERUNDEREMPLOYEDEMPLOYED OR for seasonal workers facility. He / She ensures the assessment, planning, UNEMPLOUNEMPLOYEDYED Main Duties implementation and evaluation of the overall operation of Plant, cultivate and irrigate crops, Fertilize and spray the Nursing /Care Department in accordance with current s & &OROR JOBSEEKJOBSEEKERSERS AGE   crops, Harvest crops, Operate and maintain farm ma- applicable federal, provincial and regional standards, chinery and equipment, Detect disease and health guidelines and regulations, to ensure that the highest s 3 3ERVICESERVICES ARAREEA ATTNOC NO COSTOST TTOOY YOUOU problems in crops, Examine produce for quality and standard of resident care is delivered and maintained at all prepare for market, Write daily basic progress reports times. The ideal candidate is providing guidance, Education: Not required mentorship and performance management to all nursing Experience: Experience an asset management and care sta/. Salary and Benefits: $20.00 to $22.00 Hourly, REQUIRED SKILLS, ABILITIES & QUALIFICATIONS: 44.00 Hours per week (Permanent Position) $20.00 to $22.00 Hourly, 44.00 Hours per week • Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing 2nd Floor Lethbridge Cen tre (Seasonal Position) • At least 5 years’ experience in a leadership role, -Room & Board is provided by employer at no cost experience within the continuing care, seniors health sector preferred • Registered (or eligible) with CARNA (College & Ser vices funded by: Workers interested in livestock do not apply, we are a grain farm that produces canola, wheat and barley Association Of Registered Nurses Of Alberta) * Must meet eligibilityry requirements.

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Employment Opportunity Employment Opportunity Ben & Donna Walter Farms Ltd PUBLIC WORKS TABER PUBLIC WORKS HEAVY DUTY MECHANIC DISTRICT GRADER OPERATOR Primary Tasks of Position Primary Tasks of Position G Commercial vehicle maintenance G Roadway maintenance operations Farm Managers G Equipment maintenance G Off Road Equipment Maintenance needed for Ben & Donna Website for Job Description www.mdtaber.ab.ca Website for Job Description www.mdtaber.ab.ca Walter Farms Inquiries Contact: 403-223-3541 Inquiries Contact: 403-223-3541 Start Date ASAP Application deadline February 27, 2015 Application deadline February 27, 2015 Main Duties Co-ordinate and supervise the work of general farm workers, Supervise harvest operations, Perform general farm duties, & NON COMMISSION SALES & Supervise farm operations, Develop work schedules and AUTOMOTIVE SALES/FINANCIAL SERVICES establish procedures, Maintain McFadden Honda has an opening for a Sales and Lease Product Specialist / Financial quality control and production records, Train workers Services Assistant. In this career opportunity you will represent a proven automotive Education: Completion of high OPERATIONSMANAGER product line and a respected Dealership with over 40 years of service in Lethbridge and school area.Your main responsibility will be automotive sales while serving as a back up to our Location: Lethbridge, Alberta Experience: 2 yrs of experience Date: January 12, 2015 Financial Services Manager in her absence. or certificate required Salary and Benefits: EMF Nutrition, a division of Alltech, is a family owned business that has provided the livestock $23.00 to $27.00 Hourly, industry with quality, innovative solutions for over 40years to the Western Canadian market We oer: 44.00 Hours per week place. Alltech is recognized as one of the top global animal health companies, with over 4

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employer at no cost. 2 • Flexible hours 8 General Purpose Workers interested in livestock do Reporting to the Director of Operations, the Operations Manager will be a self-motivated • On-going Honda Institute training and in house training with our not apply, we are a grain farm that and highly organized individual.This is a pivotal position requiring an individual with sound Management experts produces canola, wheat, and business sense and strong leadership skills, coupled with an eye for detail and overall cost • Positive Management involvement and support throughout the barley control experience. It will appeal to a“take charge solution orientated”individual able to bring the ability and past operations management experience the position requires. prospecting and sales process Apply by e-mail: [email protected] As the Operations Manager, you will bring leadership, management and communication • Added support of a well-managed Internet department by mail to: 1510C-31 Street N. skills to the job. You will aspire to increase efficiencies from a manufacturing and financial • A strong teamfocus Lethbridge, Alberta T1H 5J8 standpoint. • Full company bene,ts or by fax: (403) 381-3345 Main Job Tasks and Responsibilities • Unlimited potential for income • Oversee the production process; ensure that all standard operations procedures and policies are adhered to and that the highest of quality is maintained. • Oversee the general maintenance of building, plant and yard. Automotive sales experience would be an asset but you must be currently working in PHOTO TIPS • Supervise product delivery, ensuring all products are delivered in a timely and efficient When placing a photo in the newspa- manner. retail sales. The successful candidate must have a basic understanding of computer per there are a few simple guidelines • Evaluate and maintain appropriate levels of inventory for both ingredients and store programs, their own transportation and supply a driver’s abstract. The successful you can follow to ensure the best pos- stock. applicant will be expected to attend o0 site training relating to the products and sible quality of reprint. • Analyze branch financial statements and prepare annual operational budgets. • Professional photos often print bet- • Work closely with all functional levels of Head Office. services o0ered through our Financial Services Department. ter than snapshots. • Manage and develop personnel. • A solid background color will help Qualifications If you are looking for a change or a change to re-start your career in the automotive your subjects stand out. • 3-5 years of operations experience. industry, we want you on our team. • Try to use photos that are close up • Grade 12 Diploma. and in-focus. The farther away the • Must have held previous experience at a managerial level, preferably in a non-unionized subject, the fuzzier the image will bec- industry. Please submit your resume to Stu Sinclair at ome when fit to size. • HACCP experience an asset. [email protected] • Avoid using photos that are too Knowledge, Skills and Abilities dark. • Excellent communications and inter-personnel skills. or drop o in person at 3405-2Avenue South, Lethbridge. If you’re unsure of the best option, • Sound knowledge of operations processes, policies and procedures. bring a selection of 2 or 3 photos and • Expert knowledge of Microsoft Office and various computer programs. We thank all candidates in advance one of our Classified Advisors can

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but only those chosen for an interview will be contacted. 0 • Create and develop a strong team that works well together. 8 4 7 We offer competitive wages and employee benefits. If you are interested in this role, 5 please apply by January30th 2015. E-mail: [email protected] All signs point to Manitoulin Mail: 715 Marion Street Winnipeg, MB R2J 0K6 Fax: (204) 233-7245 You don’t last 50 years in the trucking industry by mistake. Reliable, on-time delivery is the reason behind the success of Manitoulin Transport, and we are hiring in LETHBRIDGE for a: CLASS 1 HIGHWAY DRIVER $5,000 Sign-on Bonus Available Class 1 LCV quali. ed driver with minimum 2 years’ driving Full-time Opportunity – Operating Engineer experience for Monday to Friday evenings - scheduled run Operating Engineer, Machine Maintenance. Full-Time Permanent Opportunity, Lethbridge to Calgary return. Steady year round work, in Lethbridge, AB, with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. Successful heathcare coverage and earn $60,000 annually. We are looking for drivers with a clean abstract and clean completion of Secondary School and certi%cation as a Third Class Power criminal record. Engineer. Fourth Class Power Engineer Certi%cate may also be considered. To To apply, please visit manitoulintransport.com , apply for this exciting opportunity please visit www.inspection.gc.ca, and click on the EMPLOYMENT OFFICE tab and follow the links through the “CFIA Jobs”section to submit an application online. search for the LETHBRIDGE opening. Quote selection process 15-ICA-WEST-OE-IND-ASMD-010. Alternatively, you can fax your resume to: 403-329-6576, Possibilité d’emploi à plein temps – Ingénieur des opérations attention Evert Foster. Ingénieur des opérations, entretien des machines. Possibilité d’emploi www.manitoulintransport.com

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CHECK Class 1 Driver Required Home on Weekends YOUR For more detailed information on the City of Lethbridge go to We are looking for a company driver to pull our 53’ www.lethbridge.ca quad axle flat deck trailer throughout Western AD Canada and the Pacific Northwest United States EMPLOYMENT (No California).You can earn an above average ENGINEERING salary of 50 cents per mile while driving a 2015 Please check Career Opportunities LETHBRIDGE TRANSIT - CAREER Kenworth. OPPORTUNITIES We are a family oriented company with a small your ad the The City of Red Deer values and attracts talented and success driven people. town atmosphere. We offer year-round non We are always seeking creative and skilled individuals with the ability and desire first day that to lead in our dynamic workplace. LETHBRIDGE TRANSIT is a key provider of public seasonal work hauling multiple commodities. If you are a hard worker that does not We are currently recruiting for the following positions: transportation services and is welcoming applications it runs to see

41201056 like to sit around, Please call: for the following positions: Municipal Engineer: that all of the This position is responsible for preparing Utility designs and cost estimates that Greg Bailie at: 403-329-6170 will be used for construction, budget, or planning purposes. They will be 1. Transit Operator – Permanent Part-Time, information is responsible for preparing, advertising, and administering individual construction or apply in person at contracts prepared either in-house or by engineering consultants for a variety of Posting #15-12 2814 5th Ave. N. Lethbridge, AB correct. This municipal projects. They will develop, maintain, and operate computer models to www.cavemantransport.com determine effects of new developments on the existing City sanitary, storm, and water infrastructure, to identify bottlenecks and to develop improvement 2. Serviceperson – One Permanent Full Time will ensure programs. and One Permanent Part-Time Posting #15-13 that your ad As our preferred candidate you will have: x Graduate from University with a Degree in Civil Engineering. Customer Service is Lethbridge Transit’s top is exactly x Eligible for membership in the Association of Professional Engineers, priority. Geologists and Geophysicists of Alberta (APEGA). what you x Two years direct related experience in the design and construction of Owner Operators municipal projects, after graduation. For detailed information and how to apply visit want readers x Knowledge of the principles and practices of Civil Engineering (specifically our website at: We are currently looking for Owners Operators to water network hydraulics, sanitary design, and storm water hydrology.) join our team of professional Class 1 Drivers. to see. ______www.lethbridge.ca/living-here/Career- Development Coordinator: Opportunities/Current •Drivers are home weekends. Occasionally This position is responsible for all aspects of the execution of the Development •Loads are throughoutWestern Canada and Pacific Northwest States. Agreement process, including: design review, agreement preparation, Closing Date: Wednesday, January 28, 2015, at •Been in business since 1991. instructions construction field inspections, stakeholder consultation and the administration of all aspects of the construction completion process. Will also be responsible for 4:30 p.m. •Large customer base and no wasted time waiting for loads. are the annual maintenance of offsite, area improvement and boundary improvement •Excellent working equipment in great condition and a strict preventive levy rates and for the coordination and maintenance of the Engineering For further information, please contact Kevin Ponech, maintenance program. misunderstood department standards and publications used by The City. •Year round non-seasonal work. (No slow periods or off-season lulls.). Operations Manager at 403-320-4737. As our preferred candidate you will have: •Our team works very hard at accommodating all your needs and concerns. and an error x A diploma in Civil Engineering, Survey or Drafting Technology from a post- “If we told you what our Owner Operators take home pay is you secondary college/institute. All applicants are thanked for their interest. Only wouldn’t believe us!” Please call: may occur in x Four or more years of directly related experience in municipal engineering design and inspections. individuals selected for interviews will be contacted. an ad. If this x Eligible for membership as a Certified Engineering Technologist in the TimorCindyat: 403-329-6170 Alberta Society of Engineering Technologists. or apply in person at happens to x Extensive knowledge of municipal engineering principles and practices. 2814 5th Ave N., Lethbridge, AB. you, please What we offer: HORIZON www.cavemantransport.com In addition to competitive salaries and an excellent benefit package, we offer a great work environment with a dynamic and dedicated team of likeminded contact us the professionals. If you are interested in knowing more, and think that one of these SCHOOL DIVISION positions is the job for you; come visit our website. first day your We welcome applications until January 28, 2015 NO. 67 ad appears For more information and to apply online, please visit us at Normerica Inc. is looking for General Laborers www.reddeer.ca/hr or email your application to Warner Hockey School, Warner to join our facility in Lethbridge, Alberta. and we will be [email protected]. Residence Cook – approx. 30 hours/week happy to We are looking for a Residence Cook with experience in preparing three well balanced meals, for Duties include hungry hockey players, on a daily (5-6 days/week) basis.The successful candidate will be outgoing, • Operation of production packaging equipment correct it as have good communication and organizational skills, and operate as a member of a team. Grocery • Perform various manual labour tasks shopping and creative menu planning, to support an athletic appetite and good health, is a must.The • Assist with preparing and processing line packaging and ingredient needs soon as successful candidate will be required to complete The Alberta Food Safety Course. This position will to maintain efficiencies commence immediately. possible. A site tour of the dormitory kitchen can be arranged by contacting the Director of Hockey Operations, Qualifications Our number Advertise in the Mikko Makela at 403-642-3931. • High School Diploma Elmspring Colony School - located approximately 11 km North East of Warner •Willingness to learn and a positive attitude is • Must be self-motivated, organized, and adaptable to various packaging Lethbridge Herald Temporary Education Assistant – approx. 28 hrs/week operations and a team player. 328-4433 • Salary $ 13-15 an hour. We are looking for someone who has experience working 1:1 and in group settings. The Career Section The successful candidate will show flexibility, creativity and a genuine interest in supporting students in a learning environment. Position to commence February 9, 2015 and conclude June 26, 2015. Ask about our Interested candidates please submit resume to: Lethbridge 41209590 Resumes, including references and certifications, are invited.The successful candidates must provide [email protected] Saturday & Wednesday Combo Package a clear Criminal Records Check, to include theVulnerable Sector. Herald We thank all candidates for their interest in Normerica. However, only those and When applying please indicate the position for which you wish to be considered and include a candidates that meet our requirements will be contacted for an interview. assumes Reference Release Form (available on our website). Shortlisting will take place as applications are % received. Only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. responsibility SAVE 50 Confidential reply to Lethbridge Herald Human Resources box numbers only for the on your Wednesday ad. If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, Horizon School Division No. 67 simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement. Attach a list of such names and place your first 6302-56 Street applications and list in another envelope addressed to: 403-328-4433 Taber, AB T1G 1Z9 41209605 ‘Confidential Service’ The Lethbridge Herald insertion. Phone (403)223-3547 Ext.123, Fax (403)223-2999 504 - 7th Street South Lethbridge, AB T1J 2H1 Classifieds If the advertiser is one of the names on your list, e-mail: [email protected] your application will be destroyed. 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From kitchen to lab 8QLYHUVLW\RI/HWKEULGJHPDVWHUȇVVWXGHQW5LFKDUG0F/HDQ %6Fȇ ZRXOGEHWKHȴUVWWRWHOO\RX that all educational journeys do not follow the same path. In fact, some of the most unorthodox routes can lead to some of the greatest results.

McLean contributed to a Abbott presented him with the top of your class struggling to get ground-breaking study chance to work in his lab. a position in a lab, so I feel quite recently published in Nature, lucky.” the world’s most-cited “As soon as I gave him that interdisciplinary science opportunity, he worked like McLean’s work proved to be an journal. He accomplished this nobody I’ve ever seen,” says important part of the study and work as an undergraduate Abbott, one of the co-lead earned him his first publishing student in an Applied Study authors on the Nature paper, credit. Since then, he has with Dr. Wade Abbott, an Human gut Bacteroidetes can graduated and begun work on his adjunct chemistry and utilize yeast mannan through master’s degree. His ultimate goal biochemistry professor. a selfish mechanism, published is to get his PhD and become a Jan. 8, 2015. The study research scientist. McLean went directly to the U discovered that certain strains of L following his high school of bacteria in the human gut – “I felt that Wade had given me a graduation. After two years, Bacteroides thetaiotaomicron real opportunity to come and work his GPA sagging along with his (Bt) – have developed a taste for in his lab so I really wanted to interest level, he left and worked yeast, which may hold the key prove myself,” says McLean. “He as a cook in a variety of local to strengthening the immune rolled the dice on me and I wanted restaurants before deciding to system in both humans and it to pay off for the both of us.” return to his studies. livestock. Before I dropped out, I had kind of had the opportunity to get into It already has, and from the goals He got his big break shortly after “That’s one of the things that makes lost interest so my GPA was nothing the lab,” says McLean. “At a lot of that McLean has established going coming back to the U of L, when the U of L such a great school. to get too excited about, but I still other schools you have only the forward, the journey is far from over.

U of L introduces Master of Nursing program

Recognizing an increased need for Registered Nurses at the graduate level, the University of Lethbridge is introducing a Master of Nursing program to complement its variety of health sciences programs.

Accepting students for the fall 2015 semester, a total of eight to 12 students will be admitted to the first year of the program.

Registered Nurses prepared at the graduate level contribute significantly to the health and wellness of individuals, families, and communities. As leaders, scholars, influencers, advocates and educators, RNs advance leading roles in nursing practice, or part-time basis (approximately nursing practice, nursing education and research and will two to four years) from anywhere education and scholarship. be well prepared to move on to in Alberta. PhD studies, as well.” “This program will have us Alberta-licensed Registered New program teaches prepare our graduates for The program will be delivered Nurses, nurse practitioners, and advancement in professional online with face-to-face sessions registered psychiatric nurses students to think globally roles in multiple areas of health throughout the semester to are invited to apply. Contact care,” says Faculty of Health allow for discussion with fellow [email protected] or call The University of Lethbridge Faculty of Arts & Sciences Dean Dr. Chris Hosgood. students and faculty members. 403-329-2699 for details. The Science introduces the Global Citizenship program, “Our graduates will be equipped Students will also be able to deadline to apply for the fall an innovative, integrated, immersive Liberal with the capability to take on complete the program on a full- 2015 semester is February 1st. Education experience, to a group of 40 first year students this fall.

The program’s inaugural theme, Water, Sustainability and Social Justice, connects various disciplines and provides students clear opportunities to explore each topic from a different point of view. Required first year courses for the Digital Audio Arts students researching the program include Anthropology and Physical Geography, as well as three courses exclusive to Global Citizenship 9.1 surround sound environment students: Knowledge and Liberal Education; Mapping our Communities; and Water, Justice and Social Status in Ancient Athens. With almost four months of “Those who are successful in their chosen profession – no research under their belts, matter what it is – are those who can see things from Brossard and Spencer are about different perspectives,” says University of Lethbridge Faculty halfway through their ambitious of Arts & Science Dean Dr. Craig Cooper. undertaking. They credit their mentor and digital audio arts “Complex problems and issues can’t be solved from one professor, Thilo Schaller, with narrow view – they need to be examined from different helping them get organized. angles. This program will give students the tools so that when they come across a problem they will have the curiosity and Using a clip from a song the pair skills to look at it in new ways and come up with innovative composed and recorded last spring, solutions.” they tested 26 subjects using the University’s Studio 1 as their lab. This liberal education foundation helps students to explore a The students expect to spend variety of subjects, discover what they are passionate about, most of this semester analysing and develop the critical-thinking and analytical skills they’ll the information they’ve collected need in their studies and careers. Since the Global Citizenship and developing their conclusions. program is a smaller, focused group that shares common In addition to doing a public interests, it will provide students opportunities to get involved presentation of their results in the in the university community, both with fellow students and Shae Brossard and Andrew prize earnings for research-related spring, they plan to record three with faculty, as well as with the community at large. Spencer, fourth-year Bachelor expenses. of their original songs using fellow of Music students, aim student musicians and taking “Global citizens understand how local decisions impact to improve the listening “It is exciting to think that we advantage of the information they’ll communities beyond their own. They also have the ability experience in theatres, are adding to the general body of gain from their research. to address problems from multiple perspectives and engage making it more immersive and knowledge,” says Spencer. “Who with a variety of opinions,” says Cooper. engaging for movie-goers. knows, this could help us develop For more information about our career niche.” the Faculty of Fine Arts’ Digital For more information about the Faculty of Arts and Science’s Winners of the 2014 Joyce and Ron Audio Arts program, please visit Global Citizenship program, please visit ulethbridge.ca/artsci. Sakamoto Prize, the largest music He adds that sound systems by ulethbridge.ca/finearts. The deadline The deadline to apply for the fall 2015 Cohort is March 31. award in fine arts, the students Auro3D, the company that proposes to apply for the fall 2015 semester intend to explore the possibilities the 9.1 format, are used in only is June 1st. of the 9.1 surround sound a couple of theatres in Canada, environment by creatively exploiting although three-dimensional audio is the system’s possibilities, using starting to become more prominent. careers & education – SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 2015 ✦ Lethbridge Herald page – C12

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AUDENART, MONTY DONALDA BROOKS If you are reading this now, I have simply 1938 ~ 2015 gone HOME. Come and help celebrate my Mrs. Donalda Brooks of life here on January 27, at 12pm at 8 Keast Lethbridge, beloved wife of Mr. Way, Red Deer (LDS chapel). Glynn Brooks, passed away on Of course there will be food (I asked for Thursday, January 15, 2015 at the KFC but probably won't get it), some good age of 76 years. memories, and my family really needs your In lieu of flowers, please donate to support. I was born on November 14, 1949 the Canadian Baptist Ministries, and returned HOME January 21, 2015. I 7185 Millcreek Drive Mississauga, was lucky to be adopted by Osh and Ontario L5N 5R4. Gladys Audenart and raised on a farm near A Memorial Service will be held at Raymond, with my two great sisters Connie 2:30pm on Saturday, January 24, and Beverly. I attended school in Raymond 2015 at FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, and Magrath, and then served a mission for 1614 – 5th Ave. S., Lethbridge, AB. the LDS Church in Tahiti. I attended the Send condolences at University of Alberta where I graduated www.mbfunerals.com from dentistry in 1977. I practiced in Vermilion and Red Deer, and Nunavut, and offered my services to less fortunate people in Jamaica, Bangladesh, the Philippines, STEENBERGEN Thailand, Mexico, Russia and the Amazon. Sometimes my daughters came AUDREY STEENBERGEN, with me. It was a grand adventure. It never ever seemed like work. I served in Schultz beloved wife of Hans Steenbergen, the Church as a Branch President, a Councillor in the Bishopric, member of Sept.10, 1924 Prelate, SK - of Lethbridge, Alberta, passed away High Council, Stake executive secretary and Stake Director of Public Affairs. Dec.1, 2014 Victoria, BC peacefully at the Chinook Regional I joined Rotary in 1987, and served as Club President, District Governor, Martha Helene Schultz Hospital, with her family by her side, Rotary International Director and Vice-President, and a Trustee of the Rotary (Heinzig), passed away peacefully on Thursday, January 22nd, 2015 at Foundation, and lots of inbetweens. Rotary gave Liz and I , friends worldwide, surrounded by her loving family on Mary Fehr Dec.1, 2014 at the age of 90 years. the age of 86 years. and so many opportunities to serve the community and beyond. Rotary 1939 ~ 2015 She is survived by Hans, her changes lives, including my own. I never seemed to be able to repay Rotary Martha was predeceased by her husband of almost 60 years , her for all it gave me. I leave for awhile my eternal friend and wife of more than Mary Fehr, beloved wife of the late husband Erwin in 2001, parents Ella children: Jane (Ted) Hein, Art 40 years, Liz; my children Maurita and Scott Tollestrup, Jay and Amica Abe Fehr, passed away in Lethbridge and Fritz, all 13 brothers and sisters (Shelly) Steenbergen, John (Cindy) (Antonelli) Audenart, Graham and Talia Audenart, Robin and Dave Kearl, Lisa on Thursday, January 22, 2015 at the and grandchild Pamela. She is Steenbergen, Al (Charmaine) and Sean Freeman, and Ryan and Jody Audenart; my sisters Connie (Andy) age of 75 years. survived by her four children Steenbergen, Chris (Jackie) Blasetti and Bev (John) Mehew. Grieve abit, laugh a lot and keep a special Relatives and friends are invited to Deanna (Rod), Jim (Darlene), Steenbergen, Peter (Lorraine) place for me in your hearts. Remember always how God gave us Time meet with the family at Southland Shirley (Greg), Tom (Kathy), Steenbergen, as well as, 17 grand- enough to say goodbye. I will be a forever Grandpa to Mya, Kedan,Tagg, Funeral Chapel, 5006 - 48 Avenue, fourteen grandchildren Heidi, Lisa, children and 11 great-grandchildren. Payton, Berkeley,Osh, Gabby, Jack, Forrest, Aviana,Grayson, KK, Elle, Taber on Tuesday, January 27, 2015 Erika, Wendy, Kristy, Clayton, Audrey is also survived by; 2 Maeve, Willow, Crew, Aurelia, Mirra, Noa, and Cooper. Didn't we have FUN! between 7:00 P.M. and 8:00 P.M. Laura, Kristen, Jennilee, Jeremy, sisters and 3 brothers. I've gone ahead to another playground and I will be waiting for you all there The Funeral Service will be Joel, Jarek, Mariola and Milena as She was predeceased by; her with all kinds of stories. Remember we are an eternal family. held at the Evangelical Mennonite well as thirteen great grandchildren, parents and 4 brothers. Some of you may think I left a bit early, but Mom always said it is more Church, 5001 - 64 Avenue, Taber on Nixxi, Ella, Justin, Caleb, Mason, A Visitation will be held at important how you serve in the time you have, than the years or the titles. I Wednesday, January 28, 2015 at Emma, Dustin, Christopher, Cody, CORNERSTONE FUNERAL HOME tried to be a good husband, father and grandfather. And I got plenty of fishing Austin, Kira, Addison and Tyler. 2:00 P.M. Burial to follow at the Taber Martha grew up in Saskatchewan - 2800 Mayor Magrath Drive South, done in Corpus Christi and I released lots of fish for all of you. Catch a few Memorial Garden. Condolences may Lethbridge, Alberta, on Monday, Jay, I won't be far away. during hard times but enjoyed be forwarded by visiting our website childhood with her siblings and January 26, 2015 from 9:00 -10:00 In lieu of flowers you may donate directly to The Rotary Foundation. Their at www.southlandfuneral.com. A.M. money never dies! (www.rotary.org). Messages of online condolence may be cousins – resulting in fun family A Celebration of Life will be held left for the family at www.myalternatives.ca adventures and close relationships at the NOBLEFORD CHRISTIAN throughout her life. Married to Erwin REFORMED CHURCH, Nobleford, See you soon, but don't rush! in 1946, she lived in the Bashaw area, Olds, Vulcan, Ponoka, High Alberta on January 26, 2015 at 1:30 Monty Taber, Alberta 403.223.8778 P.M. with pastor Jim Zondervan River, 40 years in Lethbridge, officiating. Calgary and then finally to her dream location - Victoria. Martha was always part of the family businesses, even owning a little store in Ponoka called Martha’s Variety and Gifts and in Lethbridge - Eastway Esso Restaurant. In Serving Red Deer and Central Alberta Since 1997 Lethbridge, Martha was a long-time (403) 341-5181 & (888) 216 – 5111 member of Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd. Martha loved people unconditionally, treasured In Loving Memory of her dear friends, had a special gift ELIZABETH "BETSY" VAN SETERS of hospitality and in turn was loved 1931- 2015 by all. She cherished her artistic With deep gratitude for a life well lived, endeavours, flowers and garden SOUTHERN ALBERTA the family of Elizabeth would like to and the constant flow of visiting FUNERAL HOME DIRECTORY announce that she went to be with her company throughout the years. Her Lord, suddenly at home, on January 21, children, grandchildren and great 2015 at the age of 83 years. She will be grandchildren were her pride and deeply missed by her husband of 60 joy. If desired, donations can be years, Hugo, and nine children, 25 made to the Heart and Stroke grandchildren, 29 great-grandchildren Foundation in Martha’s name. A and numerous nieces and nephews. Memorial Service will be held at Betsy was born in Hornhuisen, the Peace Lutheran Church, 2295 Netherlands on April 24, 1931. Bets GENO GIACCHETTA Weiler Avenue, Sidney, BC on lived her early years on a farm where 1937 ~ 2015 Saturday, January 31, 2015 at 2:00 she developed her love of gardening It is with heavy hearts that we P.M. 403-382-3601 from her father. At the age of 18 she announce the sudden passing of [email protected] sign guestbook: www.generationsfh.ca worked at the store of her future brother our beloved Geno Giacchetta, of in law Neil Van Seters, where she met Readymade, on January 20, 2015, BODNARUK Hugo. They were married on April 20, at the age of 77 years. MARJORIE BODNARUK, 1954 and immigrated to Canada in Geno is survived by his sister beloved wife of John Bodnaruk of 1957. They have lived in Lethbridge, Lillian Giacchetta (Gordon); Lethbridge, passed away at the Alberta ever since, raising 9 children: Casey (Martha), Nelly (Harold) Vriend, brothers Tony Giacchetta (Helen) Chinook Regional Hospital, on Gerald (Marg), Hugo (Shannon), Liz (Jack) Lodder, Aneta (Allan) Van Dyk, and Michael Giacchetta (Betty), as Tuesday, January 20, 2015 at the Joyce (John) Van Dyk, Ruby (Pete) de Groot, and Ron. well as many nieces and nephews. age of 80 years. Gardening and decorating were the loves of her life, and these along with He was predeceased by his twin A Funeral Service will be held at her children and grandchildren filled her life with many blessings. Our lives are brother at birth; his parents Carmen CORNERSTONE FUNERAL HOME richer for the life she has lived. The grace of God given to us through Christ’s & Mary Giacchetta; Sister Louise on Saturday, January 24, 2015 at death and resurrection has been her strength and it is our comfort. "Blessed Gajdostik. 11:00 A.M are those who die in the Lord; they will rest from their labours, for their deeds His twinkling eyes, easy smile, Private family interment will be will follow them." Revelations 14:13 and calm nature are what we will held prior to the Funeral Service. Family and friends are invited to pay their respects between 7:00pm and miss the most. 9:00pm on Monday, January 26, 2015 at MARTIN BROTHERS RIVERVIEW A Visitation will be held at 6:00 pm CHAPEL, 610 - 4th Street S. Lethbridge. on Sunday, January 25, 2015 at A Memorial Service will be held at 1:00 pm, Tuesday, January 27 at TRINI- MARTIN BROTHERS RIVERVIEW TY UNITED REFORMED CHURCH, 100-40 Ave N., Lethbridge, with Pastor CHAPEL, 610-4 St. S., Lethbridge, Ian Crooks officiating. AB, with Prayers to follow at E D E N ’ S Funeral Home & Cremation Services A private family graveside service will be held at the Royal View Cemetery. 7:00pm. 403-553-3772 403-627-3131 Send condolences at www.mbfunerals.com A Funeral Mass will be celebrated 2424 - 5 Avenue 966 Elm Street at 11:00 am on Monday, January Fort Macleod, AB Pincher Creek, AB [email protected] 26, 2015 at ST. AMBROSE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, OLER 1513-23 Ave., Coaldale, AB with Terrance John (Persson) Oler will Father Roque Pereira celebrant be sadly missed by his mother, Doris "Give sorrow words; the grief that M. (Oler) Fletcher, brother to Ty 1101 Main Street East, Pincher Creek, AB does not speak knits up o-er (Debbie), Charlotte (Luke), Blair 403-627-4864 (Cathy), Dwight (Wanda), Shelly Family Owned Since 1929 wrought heart and bids it break" ~ William Shakespeare, Macbeth (Gary), Cindy (Glenn), Kevin, Troy, Send condolences at Carmon (Stan), Colleen (Wayne), THOMSON Did you know that women www.mbfunerals.com Rita (Larry). Born in Victoria, raised The McFadden and Thomson represent 72% of Canadians in Rosemary, passed in California. families announce with great living with Alzheimer’s disease? Enjoyed family, friends, and politics. sorrow the passing of Sheri Visit www.alzheimer.ca/the72percent He would have expressed his Thomson, beloved mother, learn the warning signs gratitude to all who knew him for their daughter, sister and friend, on part in his life. Heart attack. A Funeral Home January 20, 2015 memorial will be held at the end of Ralph, Cal, & Barry Celebration of Life arrangements March. 403-653-3222 Salmon will be announced when completed. Berry Gorham #402, 740 4th Ave S., Lethbridge, AB T1J 0N9 Phone: 403-329-3766 • Fax: 403-327-3711 “Friends Serving Friends. Honoring Your Legacy” Email: [email protected] Websites: www.alzheimer.ab.ca • www.alzheimer.ca SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 2015 ✦ Lethbridge Herald page – D2

1934 ~ COOPER ~ 2015 Gary Robert Cooper of Bow Island, beloved husband of the late Marcella “Lorraine” Cooper, passed away on Tuesday, January 20th, 2015, at the STAPLES LORAN age of 80 years. Gary leaves to cherish The family of the late WALT The family of RICHARD LORAN his memory his children, James (Susan) STAPLES wishes to thank the wishes to thank the following Cooper and their children, Jill (Todd) following people; Dr. Janzen, people: Our family and friends Regehr and their children, Avery and Dr. Saleh, Dr. Narula and the for their amazing outpouring of Palliative Care Team for their kindness in the form of phone Owen, Lisa (Michael) MacLeod and care and respect, the Nursing calls, emails, flowers, sympathy their son, Bennett and Kevin (Janae) staff who cared so compas- cards, food and those near Cooper, Randy Cooper and his children, sionately for Walt on 4C & 5B and from great distances who Nicholas Cooper and Carson Cooper, at the Chinook Regional came to provide us comfort, Valerie Cooper, Kathy (Wayne) Murray Hospital, Chaplin John Father Kevin Tumback, and their children, Graham Murray, Moerman and all the Deacon Cliff Bogdan and Jordan Murray, Kailyn Murray, Garry volunteers who helped Walt, Prayer Leader Maureen Cooper and his children, Rebecca those family and friends who Condon Horon for their Cooper and Braiden Cooper and Robert phoned and kindly sent spiritual guidance and flowers, sympathy cards, food services, Organist D'Arcy (Laurie) Cooper and their children, and came to visit, Pastor George, Marie Rabusic and Nicole Cooper and Tara Cooper; one Glenda Wert for the warm and the Resurrection Choir for their sister, Mary McNab; one sister-in-law, caring Service, Grandson Jody beautiful music, Mandy Marilyn (Ron) Thorson; great aunt, KLASSEN Staples for the beautiful Herman and Roxane Wooden Margaret (Bob) Cody; as well as numerous nieces and nephews. Gary was It is with great sadness, Eulogy, Grandson Travis Staples for their heartfelt Eulogies, Devi predeceased by his wife, Lorriane on March 7th, 2003; and his parents, we announce the peaceful passing for his heartwarming Tribute to and Alison Herman and Thomas and Lavina Cooper. Gary married his school sweetheart, Marcella of AUDREY KLASSEN, beloved Grandpa and Grandma and Sheri-Lynn Taylor for their “Lorraine” Cooper in Medicine Hat on October 7th, 1954. After this, they wife of Abe Klassen, of Coaldale, for putting together the DVD Readings and role as Gift began to farm in the Burdett/Bow Island area. A family oriented man, who was Alberta and loving mother of Carol, Tribute with his friends, Kyla Bearers as well as Gift Bearer Gail, Sherry and their families. Bedard, on behalf of our Brianne Clark, Pallbearers; a member of the Bow Island Elks Club for 55 years and an active member of nieces and nephews, for her Ricky Morin, Brian Herman, the Bow Island Curling Club, Gary enjoyed hunting, fishing, camping, dancing, Passed away on Wednesday, kind and comical words about Derek Taylor, Dart Wooden, curling, and playing cards. After retiring from the farm to Bow Island, Gary January 21st, 2015 at the age of 91 "Uncle Walt", Ben Van Dyk and Jerry Schock and Bob Span, filled his time by having a coffee at the Burdett Fire Hall or by playing cards or years. Helen Jacobsen from the Real The "Golf Buddies" Honour shooting a game of pool at the Golden Age Club. In recent years, Gary has At Audrey's request, no formal Estate Centre in Coaldale for Guard; Gord Tokariuk, Larry enjoyed playing in cribbage tournaments and attending dances all over Funeral Service will be held. their lovely Tribute - you all Nakahama, Bryan Kranzler, south-eastern Alberta, as well as taking in the various activities of his Cremation entrusted to meant a lot to Walt, all the Doug Nakama, Klair Geiger, grandchildren. The Funeral Service will be held at ST. ANDREW'S UNITED CORNERSTONE FUNERAL people who came from near Gary Knox, Ron Slowosky, Kelly CHURCH, 139 - 2nd Avenue West, Bow Island, on Saturday, January 24th, HOME. and far to honor Walt at the Eckert, Rick Potvin, Dave Service and the Staff at Heidinger, Gord Tanaka, Ken 2015 at 11:00 a.m. with Pastor Sheila McLeod officiating. Memorial gifts in Cornerstone Funeral Home for Nakama and George Hiraga, Gary's memory may be made to Bow Island & District Health Foundation, the beautiful care and Guest Book Attendants Sydney P.O. Bag 3990, Bow Island, Alberta, T0K 0G0. Condolences may be sent compassion shown to us all Wooden and Kayla Plouffe, through www.saamis.com or to [email protected] subject heading with a special thank you to Luncheon Speaker Terry Gary Cooper. Funeral arrangements are entrusted to SAAMIS MEMORIAL Ralph and Faith Zentner and Al Sawchuk, CWL for the FUNERAL CHAPEL AND CREMATORIUM, “The Chapel in the Park”, Triska. beautiful reception and Ralph Medicine Hat, Alberta. Should you wish any additional information, please Thank you to Dwight and Mary and Faith Zentner and all their telephone 1-800-317-2647. Jean for your support and Staff at Cornerstone Funeral encouragement and thank Home for their caring touch. you to anyone I may have Paul Giroux missed, who contributed in any Sharon, Roxane, Devry and HOSKIN, Elsie way. families 'Because I could not stop for 1946 ~ 2015 Thank you to all my family for death, he kindly stopped for me' Paul Marcel Giroux, beloved husband being there for me always. Elsie Hoskin, formerly of of the late Bernice Giroux, passed Edmonton, passed away peacefully away in Calgary on Friday, January 23, Clara Staples and families on January 19th, 2015, in 2015 at the age of 68 years. WOMEN’S SIZE 10 2 - 5 panel insulated Wetaskiwin, AB, at the age of 96. LACE UP boots. garage doors. Beautiful pattern. $80 Excellent condition Elsie was born to Rose and Fred (403)381-9528 8x9x1 With mounting Harding on the family farm near 0105-0197 hardware. $800 Melaval, SK, and took her post (403)381-7730 The family of the late Marion MERCHANDISE STAND UP BUILD- secondary education in Regina. Taber, Alberta 403.223.8778 ING for sale. Brand From there she held positions with “Curly” Piontek wish to express new, in the box. the Imperial Oil Ltd. in Vancouver their deep appreciation for 30x85 (403)320-5932 those who have offered their and then Edmonton, where she kindness, support, prayers, raised her family. cards, food, and visits in our Elsie excelled at sewing and 0107.....Toonie Ads (under $100) time of need. Thank you also 0112...... Antiques & Collectibles 8 HALF GERMAN- leather tooling, and instilled a love for your presence at the 0115...... Articles for Sale SHEPHERD, 1/4 of creativity in her three daughters. funeral and reception. We are 0117...... 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**Restrictions apply. All Listings MLS Unless Otherwise Specified Call Today! 380-2211 NORTH SIDE _ WEST SIDE _ 7 Beaverbrook Bay Sat 12 – 1;30 Clark Paul, RE/MAX real estate – lethbridge 403-308-6613 1035 Canyon Blvd Sat 1 – 3 Kalegaric Homes 403-381-2858 225 Lettice Perry Rd Sat 1 – 4 Tom Mihalik, Sutton group – lethbridge 403-320-6411 11 Riverglen Link Sat 2 – 4:30 Brent Black, RE/MAX real estate – lethbridge 403-308-1999 102 – 2300 13 St Sat 2 – 4 Howard & Jason Sharpe, Sutton group – lethbridge 403-320-6411 51 Chilcotin Way Sun 1 – 3 Brent Black, RE/MAX real estate – lethbridge 403-308-1999 237 Cougar Way Sat & Sun 1- 3 Dave Lelek, Sutton group – lethbridge 403-795-8452 9 Dalhousie Rd Sat 1 – 3 Jim Saunders, RE/MAX real estate – lethbridge 403-327-2221 805 12 St Sat 2:30 – 4 Manson Kelly, Royal Lepage 403-715-7575 30 Stoney Cres Sat 1 – 2:30 Ty Jaster, Sutton group – lethbridge 403-320-6411 #2, 213 Lettice Perry Rd Sat & Sun 1 – 5 Michelle Madge, Galko Homes 403-381-8881 115 Squamish Court Sat 3 – 4:30 Ty Jaster, Sutton group – lethbridge 403-320-6411 926 Maydell Palmer Vista Sat & Sun 1 – 5 Faye Read, Galko Homes 403-308-8102 103 Canyon Terrace Sat 1 – 3 Howard & Jason Sharpe, Sutton group – lethbridge 403-320-6411 42 Coalbanks Link Sun 1 – 2:30 Cary Ronspies, Sutton group – lethbridge 403-715-2953 SOUTH SIDE _ 59 Ojibwa Rd Sat 12:30 – 2 Andrew Wilson, Royal Lepage 403-795-8500 169 Heritage Circle Sat 1 – 2:30 Brenda Wolsey, Royal Lepage 403-382-9113 1111 17 St Sat 2 – 3:30 Clark Paul, RE/MAX real estate – lethbridge 403-308-6613 91 Firelight Way Sat 1 – 3 Legends Homes 403-381-2858 1111 17 St Sat 2 – 3:30 Brent Black, RE/MAX real estate – lethbridge 403-308-1999 27 Canyon Estate Lane Sat & Sun 1 – 5 Kirby Maronda, Galko Homes 403-308-8207 453 Arbourwood Terrace Sat & Sun 1 – 3 Russell Raslask, Sutton group – lethbridge 403-330-1540 1536 Coalbanks Blvd Sat & Sun 12 – 5 Marilyn Eyre, Galko Homes 403-634-7676 216 Prairie Rose Place Sat 1 – 2:30 Sun 2 – 4Russell Raslask, Sutton group – lethbridge 403-330-1540 586 Devonia Rd Sat & Sun 1 – 5 Maria Rowntree, Galko Homes 403-892-0743 3013 33 A Ave Sat 12:45 – 2 Cary Ronspies, Sutton group – lethbridge 403-715-2953 2925 29 Ave Sat 3:15 – 4:15 Cary Ronspies, Sutton group – lethbridge 403-715-2953 3009 31 St Sat 2:05 – 3:15 Cary Ronspies, Sutton group – lethbridge 403-715-2953 OTHER _ 2152 9B Ave Sat 1 – 3 Bernie Semchyshen, Sutton group – lethbridge 403-795-5062 1824 10A St, Coaldale Sun 2 – 3 Mary McLean, Sutton group – lethbridge 403-320-6411 216 Prairie Rose Place Sun 2 – 4 Bernie Semchyshen, Sutton group – lethbridge 403-795-5062 2811 Elm Drive, Coaldale Sat 12 – 2 Manson Kelly, Royal Lepage 403-715-7575 3610 Forestry Ave Sun 2 – 4 Ron Lagemaat, Sutton group – lethbridge 403-393-5582 622 50 Ave, Coalhurst Sat 12:30 – 2 Ron Lagemaat, Sutton group – lethbridge 403-393-5582 3406 20 Ave #15 Sun 12:30 – 2:30 Manson Kelly, Royal Lepage 403-715-7575 641 Spruce Drive, Coalhurst Sat 2:15 – 3:45 Ron Lagemaat, Sutton group – lethbridge 403-393-5582 318 Sixmile Ridge Sat & Sun 2 – 4 Wes Carroll, Empire Homes 403-894-5454 3022 Southridge Blvd Sat 1:30 – 3:30 Jan Gong, Realty Executives 403-331-5332 293 7A Ave Sat 12 – 2 Dave & Jennifer Brodoway, Realty Executives 403-331-8484

2014 Showhome TheStephenville TheTrepassy 27 Riverglen Link West Best Buy 11 Riverglen Link West • Vaulted Ceilings • 4pc. SS Appliance • Master bedroom has walk-in closet package and ensuite • Quartz kitchen • 4 pc.SS Appliance package countertops • 22x24 parking pad at rear • 3 bedrooms • 22x24 parking pad at rear • Upgraded flooring • 2 baths $ $ 309,900 GST and lot Included 311,900 GST and lot Included Meadows All the bells The Walk-out 3 Car Garage TheGlenwood II and whistles 291 Mt. Sundial Court 410 Lake Way Coalhurst • 3 bedrooms • Island kitchen w/walk-in pantry • Covered front entry Estimated Completion Feb 14/2015 • Vaulted ceilings • Custom cabinetry • 9’ceiling throughout main • Large master bedroom c/w ensuite/walk-in closet Only one at this price • Kitchen c/w Quartz, walk-in pantry, island with eating nook and much more! $ $ 359,900 GST and lot Included 324,900 GST and lot Included 41200170

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Must be mechanically benefits 0465...... Suites for Rent Looking for a clean, inclined. Needs head $ * If you are interested 0470...Vacation Property for Rent friendly older female. 2004 FORD gasket. 200,000 kms. in joining our team FREESTAR - Sport - Reasonable Offers Sale Priced 26,950 send resume to: 0475...... Wanted for Rent $400/month plus half the utilities. 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N/P. $840 victory red colour, ed with leather interi- Sale Priced $ 403-381-7788 or or, mint condition, MSRP 3.4L v6, clear coat $50,567 $ * 249 BRAND NEW 327-3838 paint and undercoat- new windshield. 33,700 /MONTH OAC** LUXURY 3 bdrm ing, power sun-roof, $16,000 or best offer. Sale Priced 3-slide, fireplace, La-Z-Boy apartments. New PARK power windows, pow- 403 380 4866 appliances TOWER er locks, power seats, recliners, ext. LED strip 2012 COACHMEN FREELANDER (f/s/w/ d/dw) air power brakes, AC, $ * lights under pwr. awning. COME JOIN THE conditioning Private High Rise 50+. Monsoon stereo/CD, 31DSF garage Starting at APARTMENTS dark grey interior, MSRP $58,495 2 SLIDES BIG RED $1150.00 Large, bright 1 & 41,900 new battery, new R2014 TEAM For Inquires 2 bdrm. windshield, new front $ * R3668a Casll(403)330-6671 apartments. hubs and bearings, COMPANY DRIVERS info@suncircle Elevator, security bucket seats & con- 1992 FORD F150 $ Sale Priced 39,800 apartments.com system, quiet, ** SINGLE sole., chrome wheels, 2x4 XLT Fully loaded $ MSRP www. fireproof, live-in new plugs/wires, very 5.8 trailer ready. Top- 317/MTH OAC ** $ * • Earn 42 cents on /MTH OAC $75,900 Sale Priced suncircle managers. clean, one owner. per long box , 4 like 299 64,900 Intl miles • Paid picks/deliveries apartments.com Balconies, Excellent condition & new 80% grip tires. *Price includes all fees except $399.00 documentation fee, GST, AMVIC fee, and tire recycle Fee. See dealer for details **With $1000.00 down OAC @ 5.99% APR interest rate 60 month term amortize over 240 months all fees and GST. Included in 41209852 views.1 block to well maintained. Runs drives like new. payment only. Eg. 2014 HG 232IS for $26,500 based on $199 per month with $1000.00 down 3 BD CONDO for major shopping, 185,000km. $5200 or Very well maintained. @5.99% ARP interest rate for 60 month term amortized over 240 months with C.O.B. of $7609.07 COMPANY DRIVERS rent with 5 Appl’s bus stop, offers. (403)524-1707 $1100 firm TEAMS New carpets through- restaurants, 1999 CHRYSLER IN- 4038490962. • Earn 52 cents per out. $1150mo + DD medical TREPID looks like RARE 1994 FORD mile on Intl miles utils extra. Phone for clinic and the new, runs like new. ranger XLT black • Paid picks/deliveries viewing apt. 403-332- Movie Mill. Comes with summer regular cab stepside, 3699 543 #3 9 Ave N. No smoking, All company drivers are AND winter tires. 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Centre 4x4 Loaded for live-in care giver. pm, must be willing to Email resume and Drivers Elevators, Balcony, Call Shawn work weekends. abstract to Mature adults 18+ $5995 (403)328-1210 Basic knowledge of angelo@ No pets, Non smkrs. ------the city is needed. your canusatransport.com All utils included Consider it Sold Should be able to or ROOMATE 403-327-0484 2005 Ford handle stress at peak with classifieds! ads to: [email protected] WANTED SO. PARK 5 ST. Escape Limited periods. Please drop or fax 250-495-5376 Call 328-4433 [email protected] RETIRED lady in her Clean, quiet, large off resume at early 70's looking for Loaded, leather 4x4 to place your ad 238-12B St. N TRUCK DRIVER sts. balc.,util, 30+. POSITION available. a mature lady to No smkg/ pets. share my lovely, fur- Full time, long haul, $750+ 328-1624 $6995 temperature control- nished, southside 3 ------bedroom condo. 0505-0595 led, top wages, full This condo has main Financing available benefits, Must have 2 floor laundry, fire- TRANSPORTATION yrs exp., reasonably place, large kitchen, trades / offers WE HAVE openings for people that clean abstract and be 1-1/2 baths and two able to cross US parking spots. ------are looking for a career in the Canada border. Send Roomate must be a HAVE A PET YOU NEED Corner of challenging field of Real Estate Sales. reply by fax or email NON-SMOKER and 403-320-1777 NO PETS TO SELL?? 5th Ave and For info, Brent Oleksy Royal Lepage South Country R.E. judy@jrlogisticsltd. ALLOWED. 0505...... Antique Vehicles 403-327-2111 com Looking for a clean, 0510...... Auto Parts Stafford North 0705-0715 friendly older female. 0515 ...... Auto Repair & Service HOW ABOUT EXTRA PET $400/month plus half 0520 ...... Auto Rentals SUPPLIES?? EMPLOYMENT the utilities. Available 0530...... All Terrain Vehicles 403-308-4536 January 1st, 2015 0535...... Aircraft & Supplies WANTED References required. 0540...... Boats & Supplies THE LETHBRIDGE HERALD Call: (403) 327-2257 0545...... Cars 0550...... Heavy Duty Equipment NOW OFFERS PET DEALS! THE TRUCK AVAIL IMMED OR or 0555...... Heavy Vehicles & Supplies Feb 1st FEMALES 0557...... Motorcycles FOR ONLY $10 + GST, YOU STORE ONLY. Furn. Master 0560...... Motorcycle Supplies Bdr Utilit. included. 0565 ...... Motorhomes CAN RUN A PET AD, WITH A www.thetruckstore.co 0705...... Work Wanted GREAT MECHANIC!! No pets/parties/smkg. 0567...... Motorhome Supplies PICTURE, UNTIL IT’S SOLD! 0710...... Childcare Available $450 includes $425 0570...... Snowmobile A mechanically inclined person will find a great job and career with 0715...... Sales Positions Wanted DD 403-330-2655 0572...... Snowmobile Supplies THIS APPLIES TO PET 0575...... Sport Utility Vehicles Banga’s Equipment – A 10 Year old business serving the 0805-0895 FURNISHED, 45 0580...... Trucks ACCESSORIES & SUPPLIES agricultural industry in Canada & Internationally. We have a great MINS NO. OF LETH. 0585...... Truck Campers reputation for customer service & for a safe working environment. SERVICES AS WELL! SNOWBIRD SPE- Our location in Taber is a wonderful place to build a family life. Bsmt suite N/Smkg , 0587...... Utility Trailers CIAL! 2006 Citation Rent neg. 403-999- 0590...... Vacation Trailers We meet the competition in regards to wages & benefits. 0592...... Vans Supreme RLDS 30ft 9041 or 403-220- CALL US AT 403-328-4433, 5th wheel. Lifetime 1066 403-897-3870 0595...... Vehicles Wanted You will have the opportunity to: OR EMAIL lubricated axle hubs, • Work with sophisticated potato and bean equipment CLASSIFIED@LETHBRIDGE- 4 new tires, 10 gallon • Travel both within Canada & internationally on business to serve 2009 CITATION hot water tank, polar 0805...... Accounting HERALD.COM CLASSIC travel trail- customers pkg, professionally in- • Build your capabilities in managing a service department 0810...... Bookkeeping er. Model 26 RLS stalled solar panel, 0812...... Beauty/Health *1 PET OR ACCESSORY PER AD (classed as 30ft) Top • Work on your own or with another mechanic servicing or repairing heated water & sewer agricultural equipment 0815...... Building Contractors *INDIVIDUALS ONLY. NO BUSINESSES quality. Polar pac, air tanks, vacuum. 0817...... Carpenters conditioning, 2 slides, • Learn and train with the best, including supplier training Looking for a place to rent? Phone 403-732-4676 • Interact with suppliers and customers 0820...... 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FILM LOVERS IN A VIEWING FRENZY

Associated Press photo An Oscar statue appears at the Oscars at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles in this 2014 file photo.

“I’m about halfway word. If 100 people sign up, with the mostess. She puts THE ASSOCIATED PRESS — NEW YORK through the best picture AMC will oblige, company together a pool for the big nominees right now,” he spokesman Ryan Noonan bash she has hosted each said. “My parents, they took said. year for more than a decade, here’s a fever me to see ’Schindler’s List’ What’s up with the complete with a red carpet spreading across the and ’Traffic’ when I was, like, mentality? Is it mass leading from her apartment land. It’s Oscar fever, 11, when I was a little too hysteria? front door to her living room. with a reasonably young. That probably should “They’re fanatical. I think Her mom serves as Tshort incubation period but not have happened, but you there’s a genuine excitement picture-snapping paparazzi symptoms that turn go and see these films in and enthusiasm that occurs and the fever manifests this otherwise rational film buffs theatres and your parents are when the nominations come way: into bingeing maniacs. In a moved by them and it sort of out,” said Noonan, at AMC “Once the nominees come good way! does something to you.” headquarters in Leawood, out I want to see as many as Between Jan. 15, when AMC theatres is oh-so Kansas. “This gives them the possible. Although I host the Academy Award onboard. For the ninth year, opportunity to not only go party I really want to win the nominations were the country’s No. 2 chain on see all these movies at once pool,” she laughed. “I’ll see announced, and Feb. 22 — Feb. 21 — the day before but to be surrounded by everything. I’m an avid the movie industry’s big Oscars night — will host 24- people who are there for the reader, too, so I’ll read the night — sufferers flock to hour marathons for best- same reason.” book if there is one.” theatres, beg screening picture contenders in six Technically, the 24-hour She’s saving “Still Alice” for DVDs from voting Screen busy movie markets around events that cost $55 to $65 — Super Bowl Sunday, knowing Actors Guild members and the country: Los Angeles; and held the day before her husband will be in front trek to marathons to see as Kansas City, Kansas; Dallas; awards night — are more like of the TV and wouldn’t be many contenders as possible Chicago; New York; and the 20-hour events due to the interested in it, and because in one stretch. District of Columbia. lengths of all eight best- “I’m pretty sure Julianne Actor-filmmaker Asher This year, there’s a twist. picture contenders this year, Moore is going to win.” Grodman in Los Angeles gets The company is partnering along with necessary rest For the kiddie movies, it. He’s the 27-year-old son of with the crowdfunding site breaks. Gustafsson borrows the 10- film fans and counts himself Tilt to help people elsewhere “We get a lot of repeat year-old son of a friend for among the Oscar-obsessed, whip up enough interest in attendees, people who know company. squeezing in all he can as their areas for one of the in- they’re going to block the Lisa Craig, 47, who works soon as nominations are theatre marathons by day out and show up at the in communications at the announced to watch and reserving tickets ahead of theatre at 10 a.m. with some University of Akron in Ohio, learn but also because of the time and spreading the blankets and some pillows. is more meticulous when it pull of tradition. They spend 35 comes to Oscar math. minutes between “On the morning of WHAT’S PLAYING AT THEATRES TODAY movies talking about announcements, I print out MOVIE MILL GALAXY SHOW TIMES VALID 01/24/15 ONLY what they loved and a complete list and

BIG HERO 6 (G) 1:20, 7 THE HOBBIT: THE BATTLE OF THE FIVE ARMIES (PG) 3:20 what could have immediately check off the BIG HERO 6 3D (G) 4:15, 9:40 THE HOBBIT: THE BATTLE OF THE FIVE ARMIES 3D (PG) been better,” Noonan movies I’ve already seen. THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY, PART 1 (PG) 1:10, 4, 12:20, 6:30, 9:40 said. Then I search the Internet to 6:50, 9:45 NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM: SECRET OF THE TOMB (PG) 11:10, UNBROKEN (PG) 1, 3:50, 6:45, 9:30 1:30 Not everyone is cut see if it’s possible to even see THE WEDDING RINGER (14A) 11:40, 2, 4:45, 7:40, 10:15 ANNIE (G) 1:05, 3:55, 7:05 out for the life of a the ones I haven’t. Once I PADDINGTON (G) 11:20, 1:40, 4:30, 6:45, 9:15 EXODUS: GODS AND KINGS (PG) 12:55, 3:45, 6:35, 9:25 THE BOY NEXT DOOR (14A) 11:30, 1:50, 4:40, 7:30, 10:05 movie marathoner. know how many nominated FOXCATCHER (PG) 9:35 BLACKHAT (14A) 12:30, 3:30, 6:20, 9:30 “You see people movies I can see, I calculate ONE CHANCE (PG) 1:15, 7:10 TAKEN 3 (14A) 4:20, 7:20, 10:10 dozing off or how many I would have to HORRIBLE BOSSES 2 (14A) 4:05, 9:55 MORTDECAI (PG) 1:10, 4, 7, 9:45 THE INTERVIEW (14A) 9:40 THE IMITATION GAME (PG) 1, 3:40, 6:40, 9:20 sneaking away for a see each week before the INTERSTELLAR (PG) 6:40 AMERICAN SNIPER (14A) 12:45, 3:50, 6:50, 9:50 couple of hours ceremony,” she said. ALEXANDER AND THE TERRIBLE, HORRIBLE, NO GOOD, STRANGE MAGIC (G) 11, 1:20, 4:10, 7:10, 10 before the finish,” he This year, she needed to VERY BAD DAY (G) 1:30, 4:20 MONSTER HOUSE (PG) 11 said. average at least three movies Robin Gustafsson, per week starting Jan. 15. For all the latest and most up-to-date Entertainment News go to who manages the “I’ve kept pace so far,” dining room of a Craig said. “The tough part is www.lethbridgeherald.com/tvlistings New York City going to see a movie I truly

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Although Gemma-Kate had been Author excels in the caregiver for her mother who recently died from multiple sclerosis, she seems to lack sequel about empathy for others. Meanwhile, Brigid, who now has former FBI agent a private investigative agency, Building agrees to look into the death of a local teenager. Brigid has just Oline H. Cogdill started her investigation when she children’s THE ASSOCIATED PRESS begins to have chronic nausea and hallucinations. When another death is discovered, Brigid worries literacy skills “Fear the Darkness” (Minotaur) that her niece, who is interested in by Becky Masterman toxicology, may be responsible. “Taking time every day to read or do Despite her age, the 59-year-old a learning activity with children is elationships require a Brigid hasn’t gone soft. She can crucial to a child’s development. Even certain amount of still defend herself, keeping her just 15 minutes a day can improve a vulnerability — the skills sharp. child’s literacy skills dramatically, and willingness to expose can help a parent improve their skills Ryourself emotionally, hoping that The strong voice that as well,” says ABC Life Literacy happiness is the ultimate goal, but Masterman established for Brigid in “Rage Against the Dying” excels Canada in promotion of Family realizing that being hurt comes Literacy Day on Jan. 27. with it, too. in this sequel. Brigid revels in her new life — “... after a long life lived This day has been set aside to raise Becky Masterman’s superior awareness of the importance of series explores how former FBI alone except for the company of low-life criminals, I have a reading and engaging in other agent Brigid Quinn, who spent her literacy-related activities as a family. life chasing criminals and husband and a friend. ... This is what normal life is like ... the kind A recent news story detailed the avoiding emotional findings of the report of the Early entanglements, is dealing with a I had fought all those years to preserve for other people.” Yet, she Child Development Mapping Project “normal” life since her retirement. which documented that “many In her second novel, “Fear the worries that the past and what she knows about the nature of evil will Alberta children are not developing Darkness,” Masterman delves fully during their preschool years.” deeper into Quinn’s psyche as she always make her guarded. “Fear the Darkness,” a tale of the Barbara Longair, manager, learns how to be a wife, a friend Children’s Services at the library, says and even a guardian. healing power of unconditional love, is a solid police procedural. children’s programs at the library are Brigid and her husband, Carlo based on the early literacy practices of DiForenza, to whom she has been married teenage niece, Gemma-Kate, moves in ——— “Every Child Ready to Read.” “Our for two years, have settled into peaceful with them so she can establish in-state Online: programs model early literacy skills domesticity in Tucson, Arizona. 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Supplement these with the digital fundamental beliefs about the unaffected style but his vocabulary is FICTION resources for kids: TumbleBook Earth. pitched to a university-level audience. 1 (4) As Chimney Sweepers Come to Dust — Alan Bradley Library — an online collection of Until recently we might not have Fortunately I found that looking up 2 (7) The Jaguar’s Children — John Vaillant animated, talking picture books imagined there were any places not (or skipping over) the occasional 3 (1) Gray Mountain — John Grisham perfect for helping children with the mapped by Google Earth, or unknown word in no way diminished 4 (-) Golden Sun (Book Two of The Red joys of reading; World Book Kids — an invisible to satellite and radar. my enjoyment. Other items of note Rising Trilogy) — Pierce Brown online encyclopedia, an excellent Malaysian Airlines flight 370 rattled are the many illustrations and a 5 (2) Hope to Die — James Patterson resource for completing school our composure. Bonnett extends couple of passing references to 6 (8) Adult Onset — Ann-Marie MacDonald projects and NoveList K-8 is all about that disorientation with descriptions Canada. (Did you know that a tiny 7 (5) All My Puny Sorrows — Miriam Toews books for young people. It has reading of underground settlements and piece of Ottawa was once declared an 8 (3) Revival — Stephen King recommendations for kids in Grades entire communities that exist inside international territory so that a 9 (6) Edge of Eternity (Book Three of the Century Trilogy) — Ken Follett K-8, perfect for finding that next great the confines of cemeteries. Each visiting royal might legally be born 10 (9) The Book of Strange New Things — read for your child. We believe that place Bonnett selects is named and most are with the desired citizenship?) The illustrations are Michel Faber the library should be a happy place accompanied by GPS co-ordinates — most, but whimsical black-and-white line drawings by full of opportunities for you and your not all. Some features appear and disappear Lauren Nassef, who deserves a cover credit for the NON-FICTION children. routinely. Other sites move around; and still cleverness of her work. 1 (1) Yes Please — Amy Poehler Join us at the library on Jan. 27, at others are intentionally concealed. Among “Unruly Places” is a book to be savoured at 2 (6) Being Mortal — Atul Gawande the Main Branch in Kid’s Corner: Bonnett’s categories we find floating islands, dead leisure. Reading it all at once doesn’t do justice to 3 (4) What If?: Serious Scientific Answers to • 10:45 -11:45 a.m. for preschoolers cities, no man’s lands and “spaces of exception,” the careful construction of each micro- Absurd Hypothetical Questions — Randall Munroe and their caregivers to name just a few. travelogue, nor to the deliberate collating of 4 (2) Not That Kind of Girl — Lena Dunham • 4:15-5:15 p.m. for school-aged If this all sounds mysterious, it is! Reading similar spaces. Each group reveals some new 5 (5) This Changes Everything: Capitalism children and their caregivers Bonnett’s micro-essays feels like poking through insight into our notion of geography. Bonnett’s vs. the Climate — Naomi Klein Activities will include: puzzle dense brush on the fringes of a familiar park — wisdom and humour weave a spell that will keep 6 (-) The Patient Will See You Now: The centre; make your favourite storybook thrilling, intimidating and faintly illicit. The urge these strange places firmly lodged in our memory. Future of Medicine is in Your Hands — Eric character mask; colouring and activity to explore the unknown is compelling, even if our He amply deserves to have the last word: Topol sheets; Story Corner; scavenger hunt, “unknown” is simply seeing old places with new “Good or bad, scary or wonderful, we need 7 (9) So, Anyway... — John Cleese exercise mania. “Listen for the whistle 8 (3) You Are Here: Around the World in 92 eyes. As Bonnett puts it, “The need for re- unruly places that defy expectations. If we can’t and Stop, Drop and Read!” enchantment is something we all share.” find them we’ll create them. Our topophilia can Minutes: Photographs from the International Space Station — Chris Hadfield This year’s Family Literacy Day Bonnett embellishes his collection of oddities never be extinguished or sated.” 9 (7) The Long Hello - The Other Side of theme advocates taking 15 minutes a with his thoughtful philosophy on the concept of Reviewed by Alice Matisz Alzheimer’s — Cathie Borrie day to learn with your family and place. For example: Lethbridge 10 (10) 41: A Portrait of My Father — provides many suggestions at George W. Bush http://abclifeliteracy.ca.

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