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FORMER COUNTY CENTRAL SPORTS COUNCIL USES REMAINING CASINO FUNDS TO PURCHASE
SPORTS EQUIPMENT FOR SCHOOL, COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

The County Central High School Sports Council has folded, but the organization
still had casino proceeds to disburse before closing its books.

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TWO LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS RECENTLY RECEIVED COMMUNITY FOUNDATION GRANT

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ENTERTAINMENT

1. WHAT'S HAPPENING IN NANTON

The Nanton Farmers’ Market takes place on Saturdays, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.,
in the United Church parking lot, 2121 21 St. The last market is on Oct. 1.
The Nanton and District Chamber of Commerce’s next Meet and Greet takes
place on Thursday, Sept. 14 from 5-7 p.m. at Blended Boutique (The Promenade
on Main Street). Refreshments will be provided, and the chamber encourages
business owners and/or staff to attend. The Meet and Greets are informal
get-togethers to reconnect and chat, and chamber membership is not required
to attend. Although RSVPing is not a requirement, it does help the chamber
better plan. To let the chamber know you’ll be coming, email
info@nantonchamber.com. An update on the efforts to have a Halifax bomber on
display at Nanton’s Bomber Command Museum of Canada takes place Saturday,
Sept. 18, from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The event features a presentation by Halifax
57 Rescue’s Karl Kjarsgaard at 1 p.m., as well as Lancaster Merlin engine
runs at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. and Bristol Hercules engine runs at 11:15 a.m.
and 2:15 p.m. The admission cost is by donation. For more details and
updates, visit the museum’s website, bombercommandmuseum.ca. The Bomber
Command Museum of Canada hosts a Lancaster Night Run event on Friday, Sept.
15. The event runs from 6:30-9:30 p.m. and features a presentation by Roddy
MacKenzie, author of the highly acclaimed new book Bomber Command:
Churchill’s Greatest Triumph, at 7:30 p.m., and a Lancaster Merlin night
engine run, scheduled for 9 p.m. The Nanton Lions Club is having a 50/50
raffle for the playground in the Nanton Lions Campground. The draw date is
on Saturday, Sept. 30, and tickets can be purchased here. Mosquito Creek
Music Nanton hosts The Black Feathers at the Nanton Community Memorial
Centre, 2204 18 St., on Saturday, Nov. 4, starting at 8 p.m. (The doors open
at 7:30 p.m.) Tickets cost $25 in advance or $30 at the door. Advance
tickets are available at Because I Said So, 1902 21 Ave., or can be
purchased by etransferring money to jonicooper@icloud.com. Mosquito Creek
Music Nanton hosts an open mic on Wednesday evenings at the Nanton Lions
Campground, beginning at 7 p.m. Come have coffee or tea Friday mornings,
from 10-11:30 a.m., and visit with new and old friends, at the Town and
Country Kosy Korner, 2113 20 St. The cost is by donation.

September 6, 2023 Local News

2. 'WHATNOOOWAAAY GUY' NOW HAS MILLIONS OF SOCIAL MEDIA FOLLOWERS

Vulcan-area resident Shawn Umsheid now has over six and half million
followers across over his social media platforms.

August 31, 2023 Local News
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4. NANTON’S NOT SO HOT COAL TRAIN ROBBERY WAS ENJOYED BY ALL

It took eight weeks of preparation to resurrect and bring Larry MacKillop’s
play, “Nanton’s Not So Hot Coal Train Robbery” back to life at the Canadian
Grain Discovery Centre on Saturday, August 5.

August 21, 2023 Local Entertainment

5. GET YOUR TICKETS FOR THE 11TH ANNUAL SOUTHERN ALBERTA MUSIC FESTIVAL

You can bust a move and boogie down at Aspen Crossing’s 11th Annual Southern
Alberta Music Festival running from Friday, August 11th evening and all day
on Saturday, August 12th. Get together with friends and family and enjoy two
days of Southern Alberta’s hottest live music near Mossleigh, AB.

August 10, 2023 Local Entertainment

6. JAMMING IN THE PARK IN VULCAN

This is the first summer for the jam sessions in the park and Al Young got
the idea from when he plays music in Nanton at the Nanton Lions Campground
bandstand on Wednesdays.

July 27, 2023 Local Entertainment

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1. GREATER SUDBURY ONCE AGAIN SUPPORTS INFANT FOOD BANK

Annual campaign raises $153,000 over Christmas but the needs are ongoing

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2. SUDBURY DOCTOR, SCIENTIST TACKLING HEART CARE IN NORTHERN ONTARIO

Dr. Mohammed Shurrab says he wants to improve care as Research Chair of
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4. CANADIAN BRAND OKAYOK TAPS INTO HUMOUR, NOSTALGIA FOR STYLISH DESIGNS

'Feel-good apparel' offers made-in-Canada clothes.

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5. SIX O’CLOCK SOLUTION: TRY GIVING THIS SALAD A SPIN

New Zealand author Alice Zaslavsky serves up basic rules for perfect salads
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OPINION

1. OLD-TIME USE OF SNOW SHOES DURING HOLIDAY SEASON

For many readers with an interest in our local history or for those who know
our changeable winter weather, the thought of the traditional use of
snowshoes during the holiday season is not one which readily comes to mind.

Farley Wuth December 21, 2023 Column

2. A LOOK BACK AT THE 1908, 1909 FESTIVE SEASONS

Now that December has arrived and most of us are preparing for Christmas, it
would be interesting to reflect back on some of those pioneer Christmas
celebrations from the early days from the Pincher Creek District. This week,
we look back at those pioneer Christmas celebrations from 1908 and 1909.

Farley Wuth December 15, 2023 Column
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4. PIONEERS FROM THE OLIN CREEK DISTRICT

This week’s Living History article highlights new historical research on
some of the early pioneers from the Olin Creek District adjacent to the
Porcupine Hills.

Farley Wuth October 13, 2023 Column

5. CHRONICLES FROM THE OLIN CREEK FRONTIER

Recent historical research has unearthed additional chronicles from a couple
of the early pioneer families who settled in the Olin Creek District within
the southwestern reaches of the Porcupine Hills.

Farley Wuth October 6, 2023 Column

6. CARBON TAX DRIVING UP THE COST OF FOOD, HURTING CANADIAN FARMERS AND
FAMILIES, SAY CONSERVATIVE MPS

Once again, the government’s own budget watchdog has confirmed what
Canadians already know and experience daily – that (Prime Minister Justin)
Trudeau’s expensive carbon tax is driving up the cost of food and hurting
Canadian farmers and families.

John Barlow and Richard Lehoux September 22, 2023 Column

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