South Peace News ~ October 19, 2011

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October 19, 2011

Striking sidewinder

Madison Sutherland, 5, watches her latest attempt at a strike roll down the alley at Enilda Mud Bowl Oct. 15. Sutherland, from Grouard, and about 25 other children and youth attended the first day of Youth Bowling this season. Bowlers aged 4-17 years are invited to attend each Saturday at 10 a.m. for fun playing the grand game. Fun is emphasized more than competition as participants compete only against themselves while learning the game. No teams and standings are kept.

Cadets program, Schill match made in heaven

The organizer of this year’s High Prairie Police Cadets program is bringing positive changes to the organization.

Technology key for Driftpile students

The veteran principal of Mihtatakaw Sipiy School in Driftpile First Nation is focusing on technology to improve the students’ academic performance.

Kemp, Farnell lead winners list at Alberta Arts Days

What better way to celebrate local artists than with a month-long art exhibit and an evening to show all the exhibitors community appreciation?

Artifacts lost in Kisemanito fire

Every effort will be made to recover lost arrowheads this week when the Kisemanito Centre cleanup begins.

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Yes, High Prairie has a rugby team!

It’s a sport that hasn’t been played in the South Peace region in 16 years, but Bill Somerville is changing that.

Editorial: Small businesses are vital to health of rural communities

Small businesses are vital to every community, especially small rural communities like Slave Lake, High Prairie, McLennan, Falher and other towns.

National: It’s a battlefield out there

Well, OK, so Don Cherry might have gone slightly overboard when he called the triplets “goons” and “pukes” and “hypocrites”.

Religon: The Gospel - the only truth

"You, therefore, must endure hardship as a good soldier of Jesus Christ." (2 Timothy 2:3)

Spotlight: Calling all bull moose!

Students at Mihtatakaw Sipiy School in Driftpile First Nation had a unique opportunity to experience the outdoors Sept. 26-30.

Spotlight: Chemfallow practice beneficial for drought management in Prairies

Unseeded acres. It’s a thought that can make some farmers cringe.

Your Horoscope for the third week of October

LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 Indecision only leads to inactivity, Libra. Stop talking about all the things you want to do and just do it already. You may be pleasantly surprised with the results.