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THE MOVIES
“THE PROFESSIONAL’S CHOICE”
Galt exhibit will showcase
See cover story
area’s long connection
on page 3
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Zone had been asking for the lines to be repainted, but phone [phone]
the City has resisted. Currently, it is studying parking in Time to hop on your bike - but safely
the core to look for efficiencies.
Ted Stilson, executive director for the BRZ, said he
suspected a combination of pressure from local
businesses and the BRZ, along with potential media
pressure, led to the City’s decision. loose. You will probably need to Now that your bike is tuned up
“I’m just happy the City is taking the time to listen to AlLbeartua Hraea lLthu Skeryvieces grease the chain. How to do it: and ready to take off, remember
business owners downtown,” said Glen Fenimore, owner Clean the chain with a rag, and then how important it is to wear the right
of The Stoketown Cafe + Cure. The spring season is a great apply a lube that cFoOntaRinTs THeEflonL.ETTEgReaSr —T OandT tHhaEt means a helmet.
Don’t use WD-40 — it’s not made for First get an approved helmet and
“I think it’s going to have a positive impact on time to think about getting
bikes. EDITORS PAGE that fits your head
business.” active outdoors more often.
3. Brakes: Super properly. All helmets
Ahmed Ali, the City’s Transportation Engineering This is the perfect
important to make sure should be certified by
manager, confirmed Fridaymorning the City was going opportunity to hit the road (or trail)
your brakes are the Canadian
ahead with plans to repaint the lines on the block. on your bike. But before we jump
working. Squeeze each Standards Association
“Because sixth street is very unique, it’s more like a into the saddle and pedal away, we
brake lever — there (CSA).
meeting place for people, and there’s a lot of commercial need to ensure we are safe for the
should be more than an Did you know it’s the
happening — also, it’s 90-degree parking,” he said. road.
inch of space between law in Alberta that
“I agree with the BRZ that people might get confused.” First step to get that bike back on
the brake lever and the riders under the age of
“I’m very happy the City is listening to business and the road is get it out of storage, dust
handlebar when you 18 must wear a
property owners,” said Wallie Desruisseaux, owner of off the cobwebs and start an at- squeeze. If your brake helmet? Never, ever
Kapow Comics, Cards and Games Ltd. He praised the City home bike check: levers touch your grips, buy a second-hand
for recognizing the importance of the improvement to 1. Tire check: Look to see if the your brakes need to be helmet — and all
those businesses. tires are worn down or bald (no tightened. helmets need to be
‘It’s good they are listening to their taxpayers,” he said. treads left). Make sure the sides of When you release the replaced after a crash
your tires are not fraying, and that levers, both sides of the Laura Lukye or after five years.
there are no slits or holes in them. brake should return If you would like
Exchange seeks seniors
Replace your tires if you see these equally. If one side of more information on
problems. Assess the air pressure the brake rubs against the rim, your bike safety and proper helmet
Lethbridge seniors are being invited to apply for a spot inside the tires. Squeeze the tires; brakes need to be adjusted. fitting go to Parachute-
in this year’s Saint-Laurent exchange. they should feel rock-hard. If they’re These are just some at-home www.parachutecanada.org/.
Residents 55 or better as of June have until Friday to squishy, use a pump and a gauge to maintenance tips and if you do not Laura Lukye is a Health
register their interest, with six to be chosen. They’ll host a inflate tires to their recommended like to get your hands dirty, or if you Promotion Facilitator with
visitor from Lethbridge’s twin city from July 4 to 11, then pressure. find an issue that you cannot Population Health. She can be
head to the suburban Montreal community Aug. 8-15. 2. Chain: Make sure the chain is handle, make an appointment with reached by e-mail,
Organizers say applicants must have a spare bedroom tight on the bike, not sagging or your local bike shop. [email protected].
and be able to provide food, lodging and hospitality to
their assigned guest, and be willing to stay in a Saint- Defenceless driving with your teen
Laurent host’s home for a week in return.
Lethbridge and Saint-Laurent established a formal city-
to-city twinning status as part of Canada’s centennial year
celebrations in 1967. Seniors exchange visits one year,
then students the next. same zip code as her dad by but then I decided it was better this
Further information is available online at My eldeBsyt aJnads me oGsrta evxepsensive someone she knows. Unfortunately, way. At least I wouldn’t have to
lethbridge.ca/saintlaurent. child recently reached one of those when we reached the office, it shield my eyes with my hands and
teen milestones that parents often looked like Cow Appreciation Day could use my left arm as my
consider with a combination of at Chick-fil-A, only instead of daughter’s emergency surrogate
Groups get funding grants dread and hopefulness. No, I’m not wearing bovine costumes, the parental seat belt while keeping a
referring to her first solo trip to a throngs of customers were dressed firm grip on the “OH,
beauty salon, from which she might like surly teenagers and their SHICKIWAD!!! WE’RE GONNA
Non-profit organizations are excited to start and
return either lovelier than ever, or beleaguered parents. Once we DIE!!!” handle with my right.
continue their projects after receiving Community
looking like an adolescent version squeezed our way in, the clerk told To my pleasant surprise, though,
Foundation of Lethbridge and Southwestern Alberta
funding grants for 42 projects within southern Alberta. of Pennywise the clown. I’m talking us to fill out some lengthy forms my daughter demonstrated solid
The foundation awarded $363,155 to the organizations about earning her learner licence to and take a number. (You know multitasking skills throughout the
through their Communities Priorities Fund and the Henry operate our largest and most you’re in trouble when they’re up to entire ordeal. She was able to
S. Varley Fund for Rural Life. embarrassing family vehicle while exponents.) simultaneously navigate the
Steve Miles, treasurer, executive and grant chair for the at least one parent develops After I’d reached retirement age treacherous road conditions,
advanced gluteal clenching skills in and written down every possible
Community Foundation, said they are always honoured to chronically roll her eyes in my
the front passenger seat. piece of personal information
provide funding but find it difficult to decide which general direction, and completely
Although we have several driving about my daughter and the rest of
projects will be supported. ignore my recommendation that
academies in town, my daughter our family, including the medical
“It is a big challenge to decide who gets the money but she maintain her speed at a steady
chose to complete her driver’s history of our pets, the clerk finally
what we look for is the impact in the community,” said two mph. She even managed to
education through an online called our number. Since my own
Miles. “We are looking for feasibility for the project and we park the car in our garage without
program (in between taking kissy driver’s licence was due for
are looking to see how well our money can be utilized in producing an enormous cavern in
face selfies). Then the idea was for renewal, I decided to share in the
that project and anything that is going to benefit the the sheetrock, which is more that I
me to “teach” the driving portion of joy by forking over $25 for a
community.” the curriculum since I already charming portrait of myself that can say about my first few tries.
Selecting candidates may be difficult, but Miles said the provide an after-school shuttle looks like the love child of Shrek So far, I’m happy to say that my
end reward of granting the projects funding is well worth service to her various extra- and a smoked ham. daughter has turned out to be a
the difficult decisions. curricular activities that always Learner permit in hand, my terrific driver, thanks to my
“It really is a joy, because when do you really get to give require more than one expensive daughter was anxious to begin her guidance on dealing with roadkill.
money away?” chuckled Miles. “When we make the phone outfit. And having gone through training right away and asked for In fact, when my middle daughter
calls to tell people that we are going to make their day driver’s ed myself many years ago, I the keys. With trembling fingers, I turns 15 next year, I’m looking
because they have received their grant, it is a happy day figured I could do at least as well as handed them over, prayed that we forward to teaching her to drive, as
and a happy celebration.” my own instructor — a friendly would arrive home safely with well.
Lethbridge Soup Kitchen was one of the recipients of the football coach who mostly read the clean underwear, and assumed my (In lieu of flowers, please s end
Community Priority Fund grant and Bill Ginther, executive paper and warned me against position in the passenger seat. I’m TUMS.)
director, was ecstatic to find out they doubled the amount swerving to dodge roadkill. pretty sure I could’ve operated a lug Jase Graves distributed exclusively
of money they applied for to improve their new breakfast When the fateful day arrived, and wrench with my buns at that point. by Cagle Cartoons newspaper
program. I had devoured enough TUMS To make the experience even syndicate. Graves is an award-
“We applied for $14,700 but they saw and liked what we tablets to bring peace to the Middle more terrifying, what began as a winning humor columnist from
were doing and decided to grant us with $25,000 which is East, my daughter suggested we beautiful spring day suddenly East Texas. His columns have been
really great,” said Ginther. “This will allow us to buy some travel to a Texas DPS office in a turned into a good ol’ East Texas featured in Texas Escapes magazine,
new additional equipment and things that we need to smaller nearby town in hopes of a frog strangler as soon as we pulled The Shreveport Times, The Longview
make our breakfast program more efficient to make sure shorter wait — and minimal out on the highway. At first, I was News Journal, and The Kilgore News
that we are still serving those in need.” likelihood of being seen in the worried about the zero-visibility, Herald.
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Lethbridge’s ties to the movies
New Galt exhibit will
highlight southwestern
Alberta’s long history
with the film industry
Dave Sulz
Sun Times/Shopper
L
ethbridge and area has had a long
association with the movie
industry, from presenting films on
the big screen to serving as a film
backdrop, and even to producing people
who have gone on to work in the
industry.
A new exhibit coming to the Galt
Museum & Archives will showcase
southwestern Alberta’s varied
connections to films. The exhibit,
“Cinescapes: Movies in Southwestern
Alberta,” will open May 19, then will be
the focus of “The Curator Presents…”
event May 27 from 2-3 p.m., with Galt
curator Aimee Benoit presenting an
insider’s view of the exhibit.
The launch event will include red-
carpet treatment for visitors and fun
movie trivia presented by Chris Epplett of PHOTOS COURTESY OF THE GALT MUSEUM
the University of Lethbridge History & ARCHIVES
Department.
The photo above shows 5 Street South in
Museum admission fees will apply, but
Lethbridge in the early 20th century, including the
the event is free to Galt annual pass and
Starland Theatre at left (originally built in 1908 as
invitation holders.
Lethbridge’s link to films dates back The Lyceum). At right is the Capitol Theatre, which
more than a century when movies were a started out in 1911 as the Morris Theatre. The
new and exciting form of entertainment. Capitol was one of the city’s grandiose theatres of
A Galt Museum blog titled “The Silver the 1930s and ’40s.
Screens of Lethbridge Past” notes that
this new medium was first shown in
Lethbridge way back in 1897 “when the Street South) and, the same year, by the
first examples of moving pictures were Eureka Theatre. In 1910, the Griffith
shown in Lethbridge” using what was Theatre joined the crowd, along with the
called a Theatrograph. Grand Electric Theatre, which stayed
Lethbridge’s first theatre was the Bijou open for just a few months. The Morris
(meaning The Jewel) Theatre, built in Theatre and the Monarch Theatre
1907. It was followed in 1908 by The opened in 1911. The city’s theatre boom
Lyceum (next to the Alec Arms Hotel on 5 was capped in 1913 with the opening of
the Roxy Theatre.
The theatres went
through
numerous name
changes over the
years.
The 1930s and
’40s was what
Benoit calls “the
era of the picture
palace” — Paramount Theatre opened, and the southern Albertans who have been
elaborate theatres building, though now serving a different involved in the movie industry, including
like the Capitol purpose, still stands downtown on 4 Faye Wray, who starred in the 1933 classic
Theatre Avenue South. It was the first theatre in “King Kong.” She originally hailed from
(originally the the city to feature two screens, and later Cardston.
Morris Theatre). gave way to the modern multiplexes. More recently, Eugene Brave Rock from
“It felt very You can find more about Lethbridge’s the Kainai Reserve was featured in the
grandiose going theatre history online at 2017 film “Wonder Woman.”
to this theatre,” http://galtmuseum.blogspot.ca/2012/10 “I was surprised, a lot of people from
she says, noting /the-silver-screens-of-lethbridge- Lethbridge and southwestern Alberta
attending movies past.html. have been successful in various aspects
had become “a While the city has long been home to of filmmaking,” says Benoit.
cultural event.” venues showing films, the area also has a The Galt exhibit will include a creature
The theatre long history as a location for filmmakers, handcrafted by filmmaker C. Blake
experience beginning back in 1920 with “Cameron of Evernden for the 2015 film “Prairie Dog,”
moved outdoors the Royal Mounted,” a silent movie which is a blend of western and 1940s-
around 1950 produced by Ernest G. Shipman. The Galt ’50s creature film. The film’s cast
when the Western exhibit will feature a clip from that film. included southern Alberta actors, among
Drive-In (later Southern Alberta locales have them New West Theatre veteran Kathy
known as the appeared in a number of films since Zaborsky.
Green Acres then, including the 1976 movie Benoit says the creature Evernden
Drive-In) opened, “Superman” starring Christopher Reeve; made for actors to interact with during
giving people an the 1980 TV movie “Amber Waves” filming is “really quite fantastic.”
opportunity to starring Dennis Weaver and Kurt Russell; “Cinemascapes” will feature many
watch movies “Finders Keepers,” a 1984 comedy with other hands-on items and audio-visual
while sitting in Michael O'Keefe and Beverly D'Angelo; components to give visitors a real
their own 2007’s “Passchendaele,” partly filmed in behind-the-scenes look at movie-
vehicles. Fort Macleod; and 2014’s “Interstellar,” making.
Film projectors used in Lethbridge from the bygone days of movie theatres
Around the also partly shot in Fort Macleod. The exhibit will be on display until
before the advent of the digital era.
same time, the “Cinemascapes” will also feature Sept. 3.
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ffoorr ccaasshh aanndd mmaayy nnoott bbee ccoommbbiinneedd wwiitthh cceerrttaaiinn ootthheerr ccoonnssuummeerr iinncceeennnttiivveess.. ◊◊ EEllliiigggiibbllee 22001188 GGMMCC SSiieerrrraa DDoouubbllee CCaabb EElleevvaattiioonn EEddiittiioonn 44xx44:: OOffffffeerr aavvaaiillaabbllee ttoo qqquuaalliiffiieedd rreettaaiill ccuussttoommeerrss iinn CCaannaaddaa ffoorr vveehhiicclleess ppuurrcchhaasseeedd bbeettwweeeenn MMaayy 11,, 22001188,, ttoo MMaayy 3311,, 22001188.. LLiimmiitteedd ttiimmee oonnllyyy.. SSuuggggeesstteedd ppuurrcchhaassee pprriiccee ooff $$3366,,449955 iinncclluuddeess $$1111,,000000 TToottaall VVaalluuee wwhhiicchh iiss aa ccoommbbiinneedd ttoottaall ccrreeddiitt vvaalluuee ffoorr ccaasshh ppuurrcchhaasseess oonn eelliiggiibbllee 22001188 GGMMCC SSiieerrrraa
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•Revolutions,theinauguralperformancebyLethbridge’snewestmusic 26from2-4p.m.atSunnySouthLodge,111220Ave.inCoaldale.Cost:
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communities in the city. They Share your time with the help
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On Saturday, June 20, join the London Road
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117-5thAvenueSouth their Family Fair between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. Volunteers are
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Familiar characters in ‘Comedy of Tenors’
Hatrix Theatre
staging comedy
May 24-26
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productionofKenLudwig’s2015
comedy“AComedyofTenors,”which
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Ludwig’s1986comedy“LendMeA
Tenor.”Itpicksupshortlyafterthe
anticsof“LendMeATenor,”in1930s
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constantlyquarrellingcoupleMaria
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tenorstarTitoMerelli(playedby
CliveAbbott),Saunders(playedby
StephenGraham),whoalsoplayed
SaundersinHatrix’s2014production
of“LendmeATenor”)andSaunders’
everfaithfuldogsbodyMax(played
byColinBluekens)whohasnotonly
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right,butalsoisworriedabouthis
pregnantwife,Saunders’daughter The Three Tenors, Clive Abbott, Greg VanDeurzen and Colin Bluekens, rehearse for “A Comedy of Tenors,” being staged May 24-26.
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differentvoicesforeachofthem,”saidAbbott,aveteran allvolunteers.
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Publisher and General Manager: Bryan Hancock
Editor: Dave Sulz
Circulation Director: Ryan Turner
Website: www.lethsuntimes.com
EDITORIAL: Our opinion
Keeping national
parks pristine
O
verseeing Canada’s national parks presents
something of a Catch-22 situation for Parks
Canada.
On the one hand, the agency wants to
encourage as many people as possible to enjoy our
country’s natural areas and the pristine beauty they
offer. But on the other hand, the greater the human
intrusion into these areas, the greater the potential
for a negative ecological impact.
Such is the ongoing balancing act.
If it’s any help to Parks Canada officials, public
feedback through the Let’s Talk Parks, Canada
consultation which took place in January 2017 has
resulted in establishing three key priorities for Parks
Canada, with task No. 1 being “to protect and restore
our national parks and historic sites.”
That’s based on the Round Table consultation
process, during which more than 13,000 people and
organizations participated. “The most common
concern raised was that the principles of ecological
and commemorative integrity are at risk of being
compromised,” said the “Let’s Talk Parks” report.
Second on the priority list is to “Enable people to
further discover and connect with our parks and
heritage.” Priority No. 3 is to “Sustain for generations
to come the incredible value — both ecological and
Mother’s Day is born ... Academy Awards debut ... Mount St. Helen’s erupts economic — that our parks and historic sites provide
for communities.”
Meeting priorities No. 1 and 3 might mean easing
May13 possiblytravellingasfarasNorthAmerica. up on the accelerator with respect to commercial
Onthisdate: In1871,BritishColumbiawasauthorizedtobecome development in Canada’s national parks.
In1918,thefirstU.S.airmailstamps,featuringapicture Canada’ssixthprovince. Federal Environment Minister Catherine McKenna
ofanairplane,wereintroduced.Onsomeofthestamps, In1929,thefirstAcademyAwardswerehandedout. noted in the report, “Maintaining and restoring
theairplanewasprintedupside-down,makingthem “Wings”wasnamedBestPicture,EmilJanningswonBest ecological integrity requires limits on development in
collector’sitems. ActorandJanetGaynorwontheBestActressOscar. national parks, particularly those where development
In1940,QueenWilhelminaoftheNetherlandsandher In1975,Japan’sJunkoTabeibecamethefirstwomanto can impact ecosystem health.”
daughterJulianafledtheNazisfromTheHaguetoLondon reachthesummitofMountEverest. That makes good sense. After all, the attraction of
duringtheSecondWorldWar.Princess our national parks is the unspoiled wilderness and its
JulianabroughtherchildrentoCanadafor May17 resident wildlife. Unrestrained development not only
safety.Everyspring,Ottawareceivesagiftof In1630,thebeltsoftheplanetJupiter threatens these natural treasures but is
15,000tulipsfromtheNetherlands. werefirstobserved. counterproductive to the goal of ensuring Canadians
In1954,CanadaandtheU.S.agreedto In1792,theNewYorkStockExchange and international visitors can continue to enjoy our
buildtheSt.LawrenceSeaway.Theproject wasfounded. parks.
includedbuildingsevenlocks,deepening In1875,thefirstKentuckyDerbywasrun Canada has 47 national parks and 171 national
navigationchannelsandconstructinga atChurchillDownsinLouisville.The historic sites. The report points out these “have
powerfacilitynearCornwall,Ont.Aswell, winnerwas“Aristides.” enormous ecological value, but they are also critical
bridgesandtunnelswerebuiltandpartsof In1916,theworld’sfirstdaylightsavings to our tourism industry. They help generate billions
twoOntariocommunitieswererelocated. actwaspassedinBritain.Clockswere of dollars for the economy annually and support
In1992,threeastronautsfromthespace movedforwardonehourthefollowing roughly 40,000 full-time equivalent jobs across the
shuttle“Endeavour”capturedawayward Sunday. country.”
satelliteduringthefirst-everthree-person In1984,journalist-broadcasterGordon Taking care of these parks and historic sites should
spacewalk. this week SinclairdiedinTorontoatage83.Hewas be a priority, then, as the input received from
oneofthestarsoftheCBC-TVgameshow Canadians indicates suggests. The next step is for the
May14 IN HISTORY “FrontPageChallenge”whichranfrom people who manage these precious resources to
In1643,attheageoffour,LouisXIV 1957to1996.
make wise decisions that will ensure the protection
becameKingofFrance.Knownas“Louisthe
and sustainability of these sites. Toward that end,
Great”andalsoasthe“SunKing,”hedidn’ttakepersonal May18
McKenna says an independent working group will be
controlofthegovernmentuntilthedeathofhisfirst In1504,Michelangelo’sstatueofDavidwaserectedin
formed to examine Parks Canada’s practices and
ministerin1661.Louisruleduntilhediedin1715. Florence.
approval policies for development.
In1904,thefirstOlympicGamestobeheldinNorth In1642,thecityofMontrealwasfoundedbySieurde
Let’s hope this delicate balancing act will ensure we
AmericaopenedinSt.Louis. Maisonneuve.Thesitehadoriginallybeensettledby
can continue to enjoy Canada’s national parks and
In1907,AnnaJarvisarrangedforaspecialchurchservice JacquesCartierin1535andlaterbySamueldeChamplain,
historic sites for generations to come.
inPhiladelphiatohonourmothers,anideathatcaughton butneithersettlementsurvived.
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THE ARTS
Spring’s live music scene getting busy
A
swemovedeeperintospring,itis
becomingbusierandbusierfor
the buzz
livemusic.
SteveHilliswillbeperforminga
GarthBrooksTributeattheSlice,May16
LIVE MUSIC
tobeginwith.
ThingsgetloudattheSmokehousewith
Vancouvertheatricalmetalband2
Richard Amery
ShadowsandfellowVancouveritesThis
GunForHire,May18.Theywillbejoined
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byRevanchist,whoopentheshowat8
p.m.andlocalmetalbandBringYourOwn
Bodies.Admissionis$10atthedoor. rockabillybandtheConfusionaires.
Ifyouloveroots,rockandcountry Wildwoodcombineselementsofallof
music,EdmontonrootsbandWildwood, theirinfluencesontheirnewCD
featuringTanyssNixiandTheFuzzKings’ “Laverne.”
DavidJohnston,playtheOwlAcoustic Afterapleasantchataboutwhat
Lounge,May18aswell.Admissionisby happenedtotheSlice,Nixinotedsheis
donation. lookingforwardtobringingWildwoodto
Thenextnight,theOwlAcoustic Lethbridge,whichcangetprettywild.
Loungefeaturesaneclecticshowwith “IrememberatourCDreleaseparty
alternativerockbandMTBCandmore Davidwasplayingonaguitarandwas
introspectiveindierockwithAstralSwans soloingstandingonanampandfellinto
andConversationswithBears.Thatshow thedrums.Buthekeptplaying,because,
beginsat10p.m.Admissionisalsoby youknow,theshowmustgoon,”Nixi
donation. reminisced.
TheGeomaticAttickicksoffabusy “ButI’mnotpromisinganythinglike
weekwithtwoshowswithTorontosinger- thatoranyshenanigans,”shechuckled,
songwriterRoyalWoodandspecialguest, addinghewasallright.
VancouverduoFionn.Ticketsare$42.50 ShenotedwhileJohnstonisdrawnto
advance,$45atthedoor.Ottawabluestrio BruceSpringsteenandmorealternative
MonkeyJunkreturntotheGeomaticAttic, countryartistslikeJasonIsBellandthe
May24.Ticketsare$37.50inadvance,$40 DrivebyTruckers,thesongshesingson
atthedoor. theCDincluding“OnwardThroughLife,”
Edmonton-basedsinger-songwriter “HalfAsRichAsYouAreLonely”and
TanyssNixiisexcitedtomakealong- “LittleGirl,”givethebandamoreBlue
awaitedreturntoLethbridgetoplaythe Rodeofeel.
OwlAcousticLounge,Friday,May18,with “Idon’tthinkhe’dbedisappointedbya
hernewmusicalprojectWildwood. comparisonlikethat,”shesaid,adding
Nixihasplayedavarietyofmusicfrom sheisdrawntoolder,traditionalcountry
pop,folkandevenpunkmusic,butfound music,andindeedsingsaversionof“It
connectedwithtraditionalcountrymusic Wasn’tGodWhoMadeHonkyTonk
andoutlawcountrymusic.Shejoined Angels”ontheCD.
forceswithDaveJohnstonofEdmonton “I’musuallyknownforplayingmore
rootsrockerstheFuzzKingsand folk,solosinger-songwritermaterial
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George Thorogood playing for an enthusiastic audience at the Enmax Centre, Saturday, May 5.
whichisverysoulfulbutit’sprettydirge- mentionhermore‘foottapping’side.
like.Iloveit,butitisn’texactlyfoot Theyhadn’texpectedtotaketheband
tappingmusic,”shesaid,adding anywhere.
Wildwoodallowshertoexplorehermore
traditionalcountryorientatedside,notto CONTINUEDONPAGE11
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