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July 29, 2009


Rodeo rolls into town

High Prairie Elks Pro Rodeo Queen contestants welcome everyone to the big show beginning July 28 and ending July 29. Left-right are Jamie Peterson, Samantha Drefs and KayLee Gauchier. Each tip their hats to the Elks and Royal Purple for a job well done. Rodeo events begin at 1:30 p.m. July 28 and 3:30 p.m. July 29. The Queen will be crowned during intermission the second day.


Doctor promises practices will never occur again
A “culture of conformity” existed in the operating rooms at the High Prairie Health Complex regarding single-use syringes for multiple patients.

Ombudsman clears Métis settlement
The Métis Settlement Ombudsman in Edmonton, John F. Brosseau, has cleared the East Prairie Métis Settlement of any wrongdoing regarding financial mismanagement.

M.D. ponders $14.5 million in borrowing bylaws
The M.D. of Big Lakes says they will never get a better deal to pave roads than today.

Council approves temporary tax reduction
High Prairie town council approved a new subdivision and development tax reduction policy, which will be effective until Dec. 31, 2010.

Dolphins record 72 personal best times at meet
High Prairie Dolphins swimmers posted 72 personal best times in events at their annual swim meet July 18 at the High Prairie Regional Aquatics Centre.

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Dolphins record 72 personal best times at meet
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Car buffs
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Patriotism shines in Joussard
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Editorial
Boutilier not the only victim

Religious
God is beyond our time and thoughts

Clegg's Corner
Ideas that could grow up to be columns

Where Things Stand
How can more bureaucracy help us?



Bench Warmers shock Canadian Boyz
Bruce Cunningham’s RBI single with two out in the bottom of the seventh inning gave the Peavine Bench Warmers an electrifying 4-3 come-from-behind win and the series against the Peavine Canadian Boyz July 24 in Peavine.


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Page 3 - Fencing off vandalism The Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses was the scene of a lot of construction July 24-26. Hilliard’s Bay Estates requests garbage dump The construction occurring at Hilliard’s Bay Estates has resulted in a predictable problem for the M.D. of Big Lakes council to deal with.

Page 4 - Boating incident highlights safety Boaters must exercise caution and safety when they take to the lakes this summer, says Fish and Wildlife Officer Curtis English.

Page 5 - New bursary to attract teachers The new Northern Student Teacher Bursary will provide further financial support for post-secondary students who are interested in teaching in northern Alberta. M.D. supports new arena lighting The M.D. of Big Lakes council has thrown its support behind a $54,000 project to install “green” lighting in the Sports Palace. FireChase Run scheduled for Oct. 4 The High Prairie Fire-Rescue Society is holding its sixth annual FireChase Run Oct. 4 at Jaycee Park.

Page 6 - Editiorial Local: Score one for Mr. Murphy Without trying to belittle the potential seriousness of the situation at the High Prairie Hospital, one can say the syringe issue is a real life demonstration of Murphy’s Laws in action.

Page 7 - Letters to the Editor

Page 10 - New name, same mandate for health council The High Prairie Community Health Council is no more, but a new organization has taken its place.

Page 12 - Women ready to walk the extra mile for cancer Three High Prairie area women have very different and personal reasons for participating in the Weekend to End Breast Cancer walk in Edmonton Aug. 8-9. Carillion Canada ready to roll Carillion Canada Inc. is ready to get down to the important job of maintaining the region’s highways.

Page 15 - Fun Page
Crossword Puzzle, High Prairie Trivia, Weekly Recipe Firecracker Grilled Alaska Salmon, Find-a-Word High Prairie Museum Summer Program.

Page 16 - This date in history July 29, 1979; Anthony Giroux, 18, and Stewart Speakman, 15, of Kinuso both die in a car crash Fun Page answers Expert will blow his ‘Horn’ Aug. 5 Novice and experienced elk hunters are invited to attend Jim Horn’s elk calling seminar at the Elks Hall in High Prairie Aug. 5.

Page 17 - Careers & Notices

Page 20 - Sports
Defending champs sweep quarter-final The Whitefish Lake Hawks swept the Peavine Young Guns in their High Prairie Men’s Fastball League quarter-final series last week.

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