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Sculpture to be dedicated Saturday 1 p.m. May 9 in front of Library C AROLYN GR ANT Bulletin Editor
Most would agree that Kimberley has successfully made the transition from mining town to tourism/lifestyle community. But most would also agree that Kimberley’s mining heritage should not be forgotten, and that those new to town should be aware of what built Kimberley.
To that end, a new sculpture by local artists Tony and Twila Austin has been installed in front of the Kimberley Public Library in the Platzl. The Sullivan Mine Commemorative sculpture will be dedicated in a special ceremony on Saturday, May 9 at 1 p.m. at the site. The sculpture is constructed of forged, repousse` and welded mild steel, and incorporates a large piece of ore and a jackleg drill from the Sullivan Mine. See SCULPTURE, p. 5
Canadian Tire will buy Target lease in Cranbrook
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Canadian Tire to take over large space in Tamarack Mall
On Monday, all across Canada students joined together to sing an anthem that celebrates music in school. Marysville Elementary TRE VOR CR AWLEY students participated in watching the live broadcast of events in Montreal and Calgary and in the afternoon sang the anthem “We Are One” by Conner Ross (16 year old singer/songwriter from Ontario). After the whole school song, the Grade 3’s performed bucket drumming to the song “Eye of the Tiger”. The Grade 2’s (above) then performed two recorder group songs. Then local The answer to the musicians performed. Mrs. Harries performed a beautiful song on the piano. Then Alex Buterman played a fun song on the guiquestion of what to do tar. That was followed by Mr. Kaldstadt and his guitarist Mike singing and playing the guitar. The students finished off their with the empty space at assembly with local musician Van Redecopp playing guitar with the Kindergarteners singing “Somewhere Over the Rainbow”. It the former Target locawas a wonderful afternoon that showcased all that music can offer. tion in the Tamarack
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Centre has been answered. Canadian Tire Corp. says it has signed a deal to buy 12 real estate leases in former Target locations across the country, one of which is in Cranbrook. The deal is reportedly worth $17.7 million for all 12 leases once the deal is approved. See page 5