Missed Last weeks paper? Then, click HERE* June 23, 2010 One man's stand Max Ostermeier donned a suit to wear to Prairie River Junior High School the afternoon of June 18. Ostermeier says he wore the suit to show the teachers students could look nice and as a reward for three years of hard work. PRJH’s Grade 9 students voted to scrap the Grade 9 Farewell this year and have a dance at the school June 25. Please see full story on page 11. Driftpile, Pembina sign pipeline MOU Pembina Pipeline Corporation’s plan for a $440 million pipeline project is a step closer, after the company signed a memorandum of understanding with Driftpile First Nation, to allow the pipeline to be built through their traditional territory. M.D. promised Shadow Creek project will proceed by fall An employee with Fisheries and Oceans is promising the Shadow Creek Resort project near Joussard will be given all approvals to proceed with construction by the end of summer. Enilda facility named in honour of Craig Bissell It was unanimous! Everyone agreed it was an appropriate gesture to name the Municipal Services Facility in Enilda in honour of Craig Bissell. News Room - Online Archive Angler’s Cup pays out $55,000 to winning team It was a good couple of days on the water for Billy Fleming of Spruce Grove and Dave Kennedy of Wetaskiwin. They weighed in 23.66 lbs. of walleye in the Canadian Tire Anglers Cup, and it won them $55,000 in first-place prize money Bringing ’em out at North Country Fair The North Country Fair had it all, from reggae to Country music and family entertainment, drawing approximately 4,000 people as well as many bands and merchants. Students enjoy first track meet School may be out for another year but students at High Prairie Elementary school are still talking about the fun times had at the HPE Track Meet May 27. Afghan people forgotten during conflict Each time my friends return to Canada from Afghanistan, they come back a bit different than what they were before their departure. Doing what's right In Part I last week, we compared rural Albertans to the distressed estimated 700 grizzly bears in this province. With few people to speak for them, the grizzly issue was mostly a “back-burner” item until recently. Canada still a great nation Thank you, Canada, for all the great things you have given to each of us over the past 143 years. A universal personal God “Rejoice! Rejoice! Again I say Rejoice always,” says St. Paul in the book of Philippians 4:4. Celebrate our great nation July 1 Triangle site of region's biggest show Sports Days and Rodeo a 2-day event at Kinuso Joussard promising best bash ever Peavine Principal's Award presented to Cardinal School is out for the summer and students at Peavine Bishop Routhier School have certificates and awards to place on their walls and shelves. Children, animals share a whole lot of love There aren’t many better combinations in the world than children and animals. Tundra Tundra Comics Subscribe to South Peace News Have an opinion? Let us know at our message board Stock Quotes Enter Symbol: Market: Alberta Vancouver Toronto Montreal Canadian OTC NYSE NASDAQ AMEX

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